Plaster Frieze

This is a rather beautiful and most interesting ?French museum plaster copy of a medieval frieze, showing a knight and lion rampant, circa 1860.

This is a beautiful, decorative and large late 19th century plaster panel museum copy of the parthenon friezes after henning, circa 1880.

The traditionally constructed and confidently carved pine and limewood frame is surmounted with a Bucranium or Ox's skull, finished in a textured gesso, and contains a cleverly distr...

In plaster. Framed in walnut around 1900. Roman Bacchantes Maidens Dancing.

All original museum quality, circa 1902 heavily ornamented cast plaster "sumac pattern" exterior frieze fragment removed from the Susan Lawrence Dana house designed by prairie archit...

"Dancing Maenads" Cast Plaster Frieze, after the Roman copy in the Museo Barracco, Rome. 15.5" H x 21.5" W x 1" D.

A lively French rococo style gray-blue and white painted plaster frieze of a floral festoon; the rectangular deeply-cast plaster frieze depicting an exuberant floral garland flanked ...

After Kallimachos (Greek, active 420-400 bce), "Dancing Maenads" a plaster cast after the Roman copy in the Museo Barracco, Rome. Dimensions: 15.5" H x 21.5" W x 1" D Dealer: S138XX

French plaster frieze, editioned by the Musee du Louvre of it’s many Roman antiquities.

A collection of Greek style plaster frieze models circa 1820, later framed with glass to the front.

A relic of the old west end, this framed plaque captures a section of plaster frieze, likely once part of a larger architectural design.

Plaster casting, part of the Parthenon frieze, approx. 1960 The Parthenon Temple, Acropolis, was built approx. 440 BC The frieze was originally 160 meters long but large parts were d...

An original 19th century plaster cast of one of the sections of the Parthenon marble Frieze.

A beautiful gilt-gold 18th century Louis XVI mirror. The plaster frieze along the borders is decorated with foliage, pearl and plants which is typical of that period.

Immerse your home in classical elegance with this exquisite set of four vintage Grand Tour style plaster profile friezes. Each piece captures the timeless allure of ancient artistry,...

A plaster replica of King Oinomaos and his charioteer, Augustan or Julio-Claudian, 27 B.C.-68 A.D. These were used in colleges for higher educational study. The relief with King Oino...

This relief is a 20th century French reproduction by the Atelier de Moulage du Louvre, the plaster casting workshop at the Louvre in Paris, of one section of the pictorial frieze tha...

For the typical Ortmann appearance is also gilded drawer edges and a gilded plaster frieze with light intersections during the gilded upper edge.

The typical Ortmann look also includes gilded drawer edges and a gilded plaster frieze with delicate carvings beneath the gilded upper edge.

The elegant console with fluted carved frieze and plaster shaped tapered legs.

Could the Persian carpet have been brought back from travels in the East? Are the masks and friezes plaster casts of antique originals? One detail is particularly intriguing: where a...

A beautifully carved 19th century plaster frieze coming from an old Connecticut estate depicting scenes of cherubs playing musical instruments.

A large plaster frieze by D Brucciani & Co, London. The impressed makers mark dates the piece to the period immediately after his death in 1880, trading as D Brucciani & Co from 1...

Vintage replica of a Louis Sullivan designed off white glazed plaster architectural frieze "Star-Pod" a fragment from the proscenium arch of the Garrick Theater, Chicago, Illinois, 1...