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Roman Dog

Italian Marble Sculpture of a Dog, Circa 1900
Italian Marble Sculpture of a Dog, Circa 1900

Italian Marble Sculpture of a Dog, Circa 1900

Located in Nantucket, MA

The antique sculpture portrays a mastiff, sitting upright in an attentive pose with ears cocked, head canted, and mouth open. Hand carved from a block of green marble, unsigned. The...

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Early 20th Century Italian Classical Roman Animal Sculptures

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Marble

A fine 19th century Italian Carrera marble statue of a femaie lady with her dog.
A fine 19th century Italian Carrera marble statue of a femaie lady with her dog.

A fine 19th century Italian Carrera marble statue of a femaie lady with her dog.

Located in Dallas, TX

A fine 19th century Italian Carrera marble hand carved female seated with her dog. Carrera marble pedestal included and optional.

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Antique Mid-19th Century Italian Classical Roman Statues

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Carrara Marble

Journal Tintin N°495, Apr 1958, Jacobs S.O.S. Météores Opening — Expo 58- 2C110
Journal Tintin N°495, Apr 1958, Jacobs S.O.S. Météores Opening — Expo 58- 2C110

Journal Tintin N°495, Apr 1958, Jacobs S.O.S. Météores Opening — Expo 58- 2C110

Located in Bordeaux, FR

; a "La Lueur Verte" Viking adventure strip in atmospheric green/red; and a "La Griffe Noire" by Jacques Martin in a Roman setting — columns, a black dog, a blond hero in a Roman tun...

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Vintage 1950s Toys and Dolls

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Paper

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1960s Polish Cyrk Circus Dog Poster Pop Art Illustration
1960s Polish Cyrk Circus Dog Poster Pop Art Illustration

1960s Polish Cyrk Circus Dog Poster Pop Art Illustration

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H 38.19 in W 26.38 in D 0 in

1960s Polish Cyrk Circus Dog Poster Pop Art Illustration

By Roman Cieslewicz

Located in Nottingham, Nottinghamshire

Original 1966 Polish circus promotional poster designed by Roman Cieslewicz. First edition color offset lithograph. Folded. Measures: L 97cm x W 67cm.

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Vintage 1960s Polish Mid-Century Modern Posters

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Paper

Sphinx Ibero-Roman Lion Home Protector or Garden Statue, 20th Century
Sphinx Ibero-Roman Lion Home Protector or Garden Statue, 20th Century

Sphinx Ibero-Roman Lion Home Protector or Garden Statue, 20th Century

Located in Valencia, Valencia

After been checking by two specialist, they considerer that the piece is a reproduction of an ancient Ibero-Roman, Mediterranean lion or dog, usually used like a Home Protector in th...

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20th Century Spanish Greco Roman Animal Sculptures

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Stoneware, Terracotta

Cane Corso, XVIII Century
Cane Corso, XVIII Century

Cane Corso, XVIII Century

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H 20 in W 28 in D 37 in

Cane Corso, XVIII Century

Located in Petworth, GB

Larger and more lumbering than modern-day Corsi, the Cane Corso originally made its mark as a fearless Roman war dog. They were known for fiercely charging enemy lines with buckets o...

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Antique 1780s Italian Animal Sculptures

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Marble

Hand Wrought Iron War Dog Collar
Hand Wrought Iron War Dog Collar

Hand Wrought Iron War Dog Collar

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W 18.25 in D 4.75 in

Hand Wrought Iron War Dog Collar

Located in Hopewell, NJ

Not your everyday accessory,...an early spiked iron dog collar.

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Antique 18th Century and Earlier Unknown Classical Roman Arms, Armor and...

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Iron

19th Century Pair of Miniature Dogs with Ephemera Photographs & X-Rays Curio
19th Century Pair of Miniature Dogs with Ephemera Photographs & X-Rays Curio

19th Century Pair of Miniature Dogs with Ephemera Photographs & X-Rays Curio

Located in Lowestoft, GB

Two of the frames are double mounted with one back side showing the hand written notes the other double mounted frame shows the x-rays of both dogs one on each side There are als...

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Antique Late 19th Century English Victorian Taxidermy

Materials

Natural Fiber, Glass, Softwood, Paper

An Art Deco Sconce
An Art Deco Sconce

An Art Deco Sconce

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Dm 13 in

An Art Deco Sconce

Located in New York, NY

A frosted glass and patinated bronze sconce features the nude image of the Roman goddess of the hunt, Diana with her bow and hunting dog.

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Early 20th Century Swedish Art Deco Wall Lights and Sconces

Art Deco Sculpture by Raymond Leon Rivoire Titled 'Femme au Levrier'
Art Deco Sculpture by Raymond Leon Rivoire Titled 'Femme au Levrier'

Art Deco Sculpture by Raymond Leon Rivoire Titled 'Femme au Levrier'

By Raymond Rivoire

Located in Oakland, CA

A most important iconic image depicting the goddess of hunting Artemis (or Diana in the Roman Mythology) and her greyhound dog. A larger version was originally installed on the Frenc...

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Vintage 1920s French Art Deco Figurative Sculptures

Materials

Bronze

Art Deco Sculpture by Raymond Leon Rivoire Titled 'FEMME AU LEVRIER'
Art Deco Sculpture by Raymond Leon Rivoire Titled 'FEMME AU LEVRIER'

Art Deco Sculpture by Raymond Leon Rivoire Titled 'FEMME AU LEVRIER'

Located in Oakland, CA

A most important iconic image depicting the goddess of hunting Artemis (or Diana in the Roman Mythology) and her greyhound dog. Beautifully sculpted bronze statue in the most rare or...

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Vintage 1930s French Art Deco Figurative Sculptures

Materials

Bronze, Nickel

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