Statue Fragment

Argentinian cast iron head fragment from a statue. Custom, newly made stand. Circa 1900.

A wonderful hardwood carved architectural fragment in the form of a soldier, 18th century or earlier, probably Italian.

Fragment from an Over Life-Size Roman Imperial Statue, 1st - 2nd century AD.

Early 20th Century Italian Alabaster Female Head Garden Statue Fragment of Classical Roman Greek Style. Carved alabaster head of a woman, an ideal female character, probably a deit...

A fragment from a bronze statue, Hellenistic to early Roman 1st BC-1st century AD.

18th Century Grand Tour Marble Statue Fragment. Italy, 1780.

A museum style replica of an ancient Greek or Roman statue fragment. Plaster female head and neck form mounted on a wood plinth base.

Statuary Fragment on Custom Stand.

Vintage marble hand fragment from Belgium. The fragment is holding a marble ball, fragment dates back to the 1880. Vintage condition with minor wear consistent with age and use.

Marble fragment of Krishna mounted on metal stand.

Marble statue fragment, needs a base to stabilize it. Probably Italian.

Baroque sandstone fragment of a putto sitting on a rocaille ornament with waves and leaves. The head, arms and parts of the ornament are missing. Very beautiful and naturally aged pa...

A remnant salvaged from a wall fountain, the face is likely that of a young boy. He is depicted laughing, mouth slightly open with full cheeks and a head of wavy hair.

Mid-19th century French carved limestone sister of mercy, unusual heavily weathered front more than likely from sitting in a niche, with her front exposed to the element and behind p...

Fragment of a baroque putto head made of sandstone. The head is mounted on a small pedestal via an iron rod.

A small cast bronze statue of Yamantaka and his envisioned consort Vajravetali.

A fragment from a lifesize Roman bronze statue, dating to the late second century AD.

A vintage crane statue constructed in concrete and applied with antique delft blue & white fragments.

A fragment from a life-size Roman marble statue, dating to the 2nd century AD.

Antique marble fragment from Jain statue Material : marble 17 cm high 13 cm wide and 7,2 cm deep Early 20th century Weight: 1,26 kgs Originating from India Nr: J-500

19th century nicely detailed terra cotta fragment of a statue of a female dancing. Mounted on stand.

A Song Dynasty large Chinese bronze Buddha's hand on a wooden stand that was once part of a monumental statue. This is an archaeological fragment found in an American collection bef...

In 1863, Charles Champoiseau, a French diplomat and archaeologist, discovered several white marble fragments of the statue on an expedition to Samothrace in Greece.

Amazing pair of Greco Roman style bronze feet/leg sculptures from a Roman statue. These large fragments made in over life size scale with incredible attention to detail.

It is a fragment of a statue from the Imperial period, probably created around 350 BC.

“He had all of the sciences in his head and all of the arts in his hand,” according to a saying often attributed to Napoleon Bonaparte. 1. Statues and fragments of black granite a...

Palaces, Buddhist monasteries, temples, prang (or reliquary towers), monumental statues and architectural fragments are all that remain of a once splendid city.

This very large fragment carved in limestone is the lower section of a statue of Pan.

19th century Italian marble fragment from statue's feet. Perfect accessory for a desk top or shelf.

Marble fragment from an Italian 19th century marble statue's hand.

A finely detailed antique Southeast Asian bronze Buddha head, 18th/19th century or possibly older, Siam/Thailand, exceptional quality bronze work, mounted on a later wooden display s...

A Limestone Head of Buddha with remains of the fragment of the shoulder from Northern Wei Dynasty China (386 to 534 CE). It features a historical Buddhism iconography including the e...

Granite sculpture fragment of Saint Michael on iron base. Condition shows age, broken areas, lichen and beautiful patina. An elegant stature.

Granite sculpture fragment of Saint Michael on iron base. Condition shows age, broken areas, lichen and beautiful patina. An elegant stature. From Guatemala. On iron base.

Wonderful fragment of a female figure in flowing robes, missing her head as well as a forearm and hand. Beautifully "salted" marble, this is for the person who can appreciate a fine ...

Almost certainly architectural Buddhist temple / monastery statue fragment, probably Tibetan or Nepalese, 19th century or earlier, excellent quality and detailing, depicted with clos...

Once part of a larger limestone statue, this fragment has survived the test of time with details of the figure’s head still intact after more than 225 years.

Palaces, Buddhist monasteries, temples, prang (or reliquary towers), monumental statues and architectural fragments are all that remain of a once splendid city.

This fragment of a statue comes from the estate of the Ambassador to Morocco Joseph Verner Reed.

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Figural fragment depicting monk with drum.

this is charming but part of his penis is MIA

i thought it was a giraffe and lost my mind, but it is a deer, and just as charming. pale, custard yellow, absolutelt femme and beautiful. sofa back, entry, bedroom, shelves, all o...

Virgin Mary

Marble statuary fragment on a pedestal base.

A large polychromed terra cotta Gothic Revival fragment from a building in southern France. Traces of gilding. Mounted on a custom iron stand.

A headless fragment of a Goddess statue

This beautiful greek revival head is made of a thin high fired ceramic with a crazed glaze. I think this head may have originally been sitting on shoulders as in a bust sculpture......

Wonderful 17th c Fragment of putto now mounted on staturary base

A powerful larger-than-life carrara marble hand clutching a staff

Heavily weathered torso marble (possibly limestone) obvious early but of unknown vintage, mounted on a heavy iron base, appears to be architectural with flattened back

Weathered plaster figure

Difficult to know exactly where this beautiful Grand Tour souvenir originated. We date it to the 18th or 19th century mounted on a later base. From an old San Francisco collection.