Marble Rome

Antique Venetian marble fountain Origin: Rome, Italy, circa 1800s Measurements: 91"L x 30 1/2"D x 14"H

CHANEL Grey Cashmere Jumper with CC Jewel Charm — Paris in ROME Runway Relic, 2016 Métiers d’Art by Karl Lagerfeld ~ This is not merely knitwear but a fragment of Chanel cinematic c...

A stunning 16th century Marble Mortar from Rome, Italy. Magnificently carved from Carrara marble with stunning putti and a pouring spout.

This marble was intensely exported towards Rome in the 1rst century BC, as the archeological testimonies of the Augustan period confirm.

Fine, large scale pair of Neoclassical Grand Tour Breccia di serravezza marble tazza. Exceptional quality. Rome, Circa 1840.

Carved marble, signed and dated Rome 1847 Measures: 13 1/2" x 9" D x 13" H.

As noted in Faustino Corsi’s Reasoned Catalogue of a Collection of Decorative Stones Formed and Possessed in Rome(1825), this marble boasts a compact texture and can be polished to a...

An extremely large mid 19th Century grand tour specimen marble top with rare and fine marble and hardstone examples.

The use of marble in Rome, from imperial Rome to the souvenirs of the Grand Tour Vitruvius and Pliny trace the use of marble for building decoration back to the palace of Mausoleus...

MARCO AURELIO HEAD IN WHITE CARRARA MARBLE 19th Century Marcus Aurelius (Rome 121 - Vindobona 180 AD), head in white Carrara marble.

The eagle is one of the main symbols of the Empire, originally used by Imperial Rome. The marble slab is also flanked by winged lions, with another placed on top of the letter opener.

Italian Neoclassical late 18th century agate column with white Carara marble Ionic capitals. Rome, circa 1790.

Giovanni Battista Piranesi (Italian, 1720–1778) Engraving of an Ancient Marble Altar (Urn) Rome, circa 1768–1778 Etching on paper Dimensions: 35 inches × 29 1/8 inches × 1 1/2 inche...

Antique (late 19th century) Grand Tour bronze sculpture of the Farnese bull, after the classical period original, cast by the Nelli foundry in Rome, mounted on marble plinth with bla...

Carved marble, signed and dated Rome 1847 Measures: 13 1/2" x 9" D x 13" H.

It reflected the Revolutionary belief in the values of republican Rome. Carrara marble - is a type of white or blue-grey marble popular for use in sculpture and building decor.

Trajan’s Column, was erected in 106–113 CE by the Roman emperor Trajan and survives intact in the ruins of Trajan’s Forum in Rome. The marble column is of the Roman Doric order, and ...

Callipygian Venus 19th Century Italian (Naples or Rome) White marble After the Antique: Naples Archaeological Museum (IT) Roman version of a Hellenistic 3rd Century B.C. model H...

A mid-20th century Italian terracotta depiction of the Medici lion, after the carved marble work by Flaminio Vacca (Rome 1538-1605) a copy of the ancient Roman Lion from Villa Medici...

Monumental sculpture representing the Venus Pudica (Medici-type) 18th Century Italian (Rome) White marble Based on a model from Antiquity, the Medici Venus, currently in the Uffizi ...

Bronze match holder inspired by La Bocca della Verità, or 'the Mouth of Truth', a marble mask in Rome, Italy, which stands against the left wall of the portico of the Santa Maria in ...

The original stool design is based on a marble seat Tatham saw in Rome. He studied under his mentor, Henry Holland, and collected antique fragments and sculptures which are now displ...

This figure created by Michallon (1751-1799) during the Directoire period, after an antique marble from the Capitol in Rome, was a great success due to its elegance and the popularit...

After the famous Apollo Belvedere marble statue (dating to Rome, mid-2nd century), this wooden bust of the Roman/Greek god was hand-carved in Italy during the 1800s.

After studying in Paris, he went to Rome where he stayed for twelve years and sculpted a number of groups in marble.

AFTER ANTONIO CANOVA Italian, 1757-1822 "Hercules Hurling Lichas into the Sea" French, circa 1850 patinated bronze unmarked 16 3/8" H x 8" D x 10 1/4" W Provenance: Estate of R...

"The Veiled Virgin" is a Carrara marble statue carved in Rome by Italian sculptor Giovanni Strazza (1818-1875), depicting the bust of a veiled Virgin Mary.

A Rome 1960s Souvenir building architectural model.

ALEXANDER THE GREAT Rome, 18th Century Carrara marble on giallo antico base 42 x 27 cm 16 1/2 x 10 3/4 in height without base 32.5 cm, 12 3/4 in

A Rome 1950s Souvenir sculpture on a marble catchall.

Gustavian commode with marble slab and frame with Fornasetti Design of Ancient Rome.

Brass coat stand is a midcentury design furniture realized in 1970 and attributed to Romeo Rega The piece is composed of a brass body and travertine marble base (40 x 35 cm) Go...

A Louis XV style chest with original brass details, marble top and handles in birch wood with a gold Christian Lacroix pattern. Measures: Width: 49cm / 19.3", Depth: 32cm / 12.6"...

Beautiful cast of this interesting subject, mounted on a rouge marble and black slate base. After the ancient original at the Capitoline Museum in Rome.

This superbly carved, pure white statuary marble fireplace was produced in Rome, Italy, between the years 1795 and 1805, for the British market. 

The temple is the earliest surviving marble building in Rome.

Rome, Italy, circa 1840.

20th century, pair of Italian antique style polychrome marble columns Rome - Italy, early 20th century Sizes: H total 39 cm, H column 26.5 cm x base 8 cm x 8 cm This beautiful...

Each mounted on a black Belgium marble plinth. Rome, circa 1820. Measures: L 10.5".

Below rests a bow with two bird heads, and a spouted jardiniere crowns the entire composition, all resting upon four winged animal paws. After an antique marble from the Capitol ...

A similar portrait in marble is displayed in Rome at the Musei Capitolini Nero Claudius Caesar Augustus Germanicus; 15 December AD 37 – 9 June AD 68) was the fifth emperor of Rome.

The artwork represents a view of the unique Temple of Hercules Victor one of the oldest marble building in Rome, and one of its best preserved ancient temples.

Each statue is a rendition of Michelangelo’s marble sculptures in Florence and Rome. Moses is displayed in the church of San Pietro and was commissioned by Pope Julius II for his tomb.

the 19th century marble over and 18th century base carved in the round with leaf and berry decoration joined by a stretcher

A white statuary marble bust of the Roman Emperor Gallieno with original patina. Roman manufacture late 16th century, early 17th century Black laquered wood basement by the 19-th...

The marble was brought to Rome, where it formed part of the fabric of the Eternal City.

Fantastic Lost-wax bronze statue , Italian provenance , city of Rome, grantour circa 1830-1850, depicting seated Caesar Augustus, red porphyry marble base supported by elegant gilt b...

The alabaster columns, for example, were originally quarried in Egypt; the rosso marble column bases and capitals in Greece, the giallo marble base in Tunisia.

A very good pair of mid-18th century Roman walnut veneered and parcel-gilt two-drawer serpentine shaped commodes with wonderful Sicilian Jasper (Diaspro tenero di Sicilia) veneered t...

From the 2016 Chanel collection "Paris Rome Cinecitta" Gorgeous Lucite Chanel Number 5 clutch. Comes with card and dust bag. Laser engraving with the collection in the collar of the ...

Roman console, first half of the 19th century, with marble-plated top, Sicilian jasper. Finely worked with floral motifs, curved legs connected by a wooden base with a shell, all gil...

Roman, related pieces in Palazzo Borghese, History of Italian Furniture, Odom- the inset marble top above a frieze carved with guilloche centering roman emperors and rosettes, egg an...

the shaped later marble tops above and collection of tree branches, vines, berries, and amusing wild life, on rock work bases terminating on animal paw feet

Gilded Bronze and Marble Model of Trajan's Column, Rome, 33' H, circa 1870, probably Freres LeBlanc.

Top Marble is also possibly original. The console is very thick and rich with craftmanship work.

A 19th century Grand Tour neoclassical bronze architectural model of the Temple of Vesta, Rome, circa 1875, on a square grey marble base. The primary value in going on the Grand Tou...

Until, circa 1870, while marble models of Rome’s Columns, Obelisks, temple ruins, etc, proliferated, we’ve not seen similar replicas of any of the city’s landmark triumphal arches.