Molded Statues

A nice quality composite marble statue by Lorenzo Dal Torrione called CHILDREN AT THE READING. The marble has a nice weathered look which will look nice indoors or in the garden.

The wonderful toad, in all his warty glory. Beautifully cast and covered in mossy mounds, the detailing is absolutely fabulous, made of composite stone/concrete. This piece is initialled E.M to the front and dates to circa 1950. Mr Toad...

A pair of large Classical garden statues offer winged putti form in composition resin, 20th century Measures - 31'' H x 22'' W x 18.5'' D. Catalogue Note: Ask about DISCOUNTED DELI...

A figural garden fountain offers cast stone classical Greek woman with water vessels, c1920 Measures - 58.5'' H x 17.5'' W x 17.5'' D.

French circa 1940s stone garden statues of seated poodles are 17” high. Age appropriate wear and patina to surfaces. Unknown maker. Sold and priced as a pair.

Outstanding monumental pair of Italian terracotta garden statues. The life-size terracotta maiden is standing dressed with neoclassical robes near a dog. The male hunter wields a bo...

A composition stone figure of a maiden with upswept hair and a long flowing ribbon of fabric, the maiden standing on a sphere raised on octagonal base, Italian, circa 1960. Marked “P...

Set of 3 very expressive seals in molded ceramic, white painted with a vintage patina, they were originally used as a Fountain on an estate. The seals can be used as a decorative se...

Pair of life-size classical figural composite garden portrait sculptures depict women of spring and fall, 20th century ***DELIVERY NOTICE – Due to COVID-19 we are employing NO-CONTA...

Classical figural garden sculpture of child adorned in floral garland, 20th century Measures: 40" H x 16" W x 11" D.

Pair of decorative stone / cement garden statues of seated lions. Nicely rendered with some surface wear and weathering. Sold and priced as a pair, circa 1940s.

Spectacularly weathered statue of Greek Sphinx of indeterminate age. A reproduction of the marble statue of the Spata, Attica sphinx, 570-550 BC on display at the Greece National Archaeological Museum (see image). This piece of indeterminate age due to weathering appears to be made of fired plaster with glazed finish. Varnish was applied at one point to impede further weather deterioration (This can be removed by restorer). This fantastic piece could be installed either indoors or outdoors. It has wrought iron armature pole through middle torso for installation on base of your choice. Provenance: Procured from an estate sale in San Francisco. The Sphinx (or Phix) was a female monster with the body of a lion, the breast and head of a woman, eagle's wings and, according to some, a serpent-headed tail. She was sent by the gods to plague the town of Thebes as punishment for some ancient crime. There she preyed on the youths of the land, devouring all those who failed to solve her riddle. Kreon, the then Regent of Thebes, offered the kingship to any man who could destroy her. Oidipous accepted the Challenge, and when he solved the Sphinx's riddle, she cast herself off a mountainside in despair and in accordance with an oracle declaring the terms of her demise. Sphinxes were popular in ancient art, especially as sculptural grave stele set upon the tombs of men who died in youth. Decorative sphinxes also appear in animal processions on archaic Greek...