Marble Rome

The Bather Italian school, probably Rome A statuary marble figure of a boy, seated on a rock at the waters edge, with sea weed and clam shells, shown at the point of removing his...

This highly unusual, 22-3/4” diameter Roman micromosaic and specimen marble tabletop was made in Rome for the 1876 U. S.

The piece is signed and inscribed with the following inscription: "Original Grand Prix de Rome in marble". As the first woman in history to win the Prix de Rome, this sculpture can e...

A beautiful mid-19th Century rosewood tilt top shaped table that features a series inlaid decoration set with micro mosaic medallions of marble depicting images of Rome. The table to...

A mid-18th century Roman carved and giltwood centre table with spectacular marble veneered top. Rome, circa 1750. The top consisting of a volcanic rock substrate veneered in some ...

Italian Giltwood Neo-Classical Console Table with Square Ionic Column Legs and Marble Top - Rome c.1820

Exceptional Painted and parcel gilt console from Rome with inlaid marble top.

Unknown marble carver, Sampling of rare ancient plated marble on Belgian black limestone, Rome, 1830 – 1840 ca.

Emma Elisabeth Phinney. Phinney was in Rome studying sculpture when she carved Lorelei from a block of Italian white marble.

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

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

This is a copy of the famous boar in the Uffizi Museum in Florence, itself a copy of an antique marble statue found in Rome. It has terrific presence as a figurative work and this ex...

13 1/2" Rosso Obelisk Lateran Obelisk, Rome Rosso and nero antico marble This finely-carved model, with heiroglyphics adorning all four sides, is labelled "Obelisco Laterano"...

For centuries following Rome’s serial sackings, the ground of the Eternal City was thickly littered with shards of its ruined buildings and monuments, including fragments of an extra...

Antonine Column, Rome, circa 1860. Nero antico marble, patinated bronze figure, 17” H.

Trajan’s column, Rome, circa 1860. Nero antico marble, gilt bronze figure, 12.5” H.

An unusually large and carefully rendered replica of Rome's tallest obelisk. The model's carved hieroglyphics accurately record those of the ancient monolith. The model's gold paste-...

Lateran Obelisk and Solar Obelisk, Rome nero antico marble, 14" h., ca. 1860 There are, historians enjoy pointing out, more ancient Egyptian obelisks in Rome than in Egypt.

Pair Grand Tour Red Marble Columns of Trajan and Marcus Aurelius, Rome, circa 1830 This carefully-worked pair of Grand Tour models (note the exacting carving of the reliefs in the...

That models of ancient Egyptian obelisks, made of red granite from Aswan, are themselves carved of millenia old red marble is apropos. By the 1830s, the supply of ruined rosso in ...

The antique marble base is very similar to cippolino rosso, a stone quarried in the 4th and 5th centuries A.

Until circa 1870, while marble models of Rome's columns, obelisks, temple ruins, etc,, proliferated, we've seen very few replicas of any of the city's landmark triumphal arches.

Roman, 2nd century AD Found at a villa at Monte Cagnolo, near Rome This marble vase, an adapted form of the Greekvolute-krater, is decorated in high relief with a Bacchic scene...

Specimen marble obelisks Rome or Florence. Various antique marbles and Belgian black marble. 21-1/2” H., early 20th century, Rome or Florence.

Italian Cosmatian Pietra Dura Specimen floor tile, 13-14th century, probably Rome; The square marble top with a chain of five interlacing circles inset with specimen marbles and ston...

A set of four, later 19th century, bronze and marble models of the Roman Forum. Dark patinated bronze with Giallo and Nero marble bases, Rome, 5” H, circa 1880.

A pair of later 19th century, bronze and marble models of the Roman Forum. Dark patinated bronze with Rosso and Nero marble bases, Rome, 5 - 1/2” H, circa 1880.

The original is owned and housed in the Vatican, Rome. Marble sculpture Our sculpture is produced by a unique and proprietary dry casting process.

The original is owned and housed in the Vatican, Rome. Marble sculpture Our sculpture is produced by a unique and proprietary dry casting process.

The original is owned and housed in the Vatican, Rome. Marble sculpture Our sculpture is produced by a unique and proprietary dry casting process.

It is mounted on a polished Siena marble plinth. Maderno worked in Rome and his work reflects the transition from mannerism to the Baroque style.

The Warwick vase is an ancient Roman marble vase with Bacchic decoration that was discovered at Hadrian's Villa, Tivoli in Italy in around 1771 by Gavin Hamilton, a Scottish painter ...