Neoclassical Plaster

Each of these plaster roundels depict one of the four seasons in the neoclassical style that Bertel Thorvaldsen was famous for.

Plaster portrait bust of what appears to be a neoclassical military leader.

A large 19th century fragmentary plaster cast of a processional frieze in an architectural oak frame.       

Plaster portrait bust of a Roman Patrician. Neoclassical in feeling and likely used in a theatrical set.

Mid-20th Century bust of Eros, the God of Love. The sculpture sits on a pedestal base and features exquisite hand-carved details. This replica is based on the ancient Greco-Roman sc...

This amazing monumental scaled table lamps are cast plaster with a terra-cotta coloration. They have the classic stylized Greek-Key border and swaged fabric that give them a great p...

Pair of Adam style neoclassical turquoise and gilt oval giltwood wall plaques, each one of polychromed and gilt plaster, gesso and giltwood, with a draped Grecian maiden.

This striking urn has an original finish crafted in my studio. It was hand-painted and accented with hand applied gold foil leaf. This plaster piece features a center medallion wi...

Neoclassical style plaque after the 1812 Alexander frieze by Bertel Thorvaldsen (Danish, 1770-1844).

A framed gypsum relief tile depicting the topography of the city limits of San Francisco. The ebonized wood frame contrasts with the bisque relief surface of the tile. "Looks l...

This stylish set of acanthus form wall brackets were produced by the Borghese firm and date to the 1930s-1940s. Measures: Top 5.50" width x 4" depth.