Majolica Lioness Sculpture by Bernhard Bloch, Germany circa 1900

Superb Art Nouveau sculpture from France, circa 1900 showing a swordsman holding up his saber. Made in a very detailed manner this great tin cast sculpture shows an unknown lateral s...

Lovely hand-painted golden pheasant porcelain figurine from the famous company of F. Karl Ens around 1920. Artfully crafted by one of the old manufactories for porcelain in Germany (...

Large colorful Art Nouveau Majolica Amphora vase by Wilhelm Schiller & Son from circa 1900 in Bohemia. Coming in absolute perfect condition, this piec...

Very decorative midcentury black figural sculpture "The Stranger". This unusual stylized ceramic sculpture depicts a "faceless" man with a coat and hat, ...

Unique hand carved wooden torch sculpture with flame from Austria, circa 1880. This unique highly decorative piece was artfully carved out of bass wood an...

Very decorative early French Art Deco sculpture out of France made circa 1920. This signed terracotta sculpture depicts a pretty lady of the court caressing her greyhound, made with ...

Bernhard Bloch terracotta sculpture of a booze hound in checkered trenchcoat. Whimsical antique portrait of a tipsy terracotta dog laying on its side by Bernard Bloch and stamped BB...

This very lifelike figure of a young American black boy is a fine example of the work of Bernhard Block. The underside bears his signature "BB". He worked mainly in terracotta and w...

Huge Vase in form of an amphora, by the well known manufacturer Bernhard Bloch from Bohemia. The beautiful emerging amphora shape is decorated with hand-cut décor all over the body...

Beautiful large sculpture of a striding lioness by Christian Aeckerlin (1884 Darmstadt - 1943 Stuttgart) Cast bronze with dark brown patina. Standing on a rectangular bronze plinth. ...

Rare Majolica Grasshopper Jardinière Massier circa 1900.

This extremely impressive depiction of Sisyphus, the figure from Greek mythology in darkly patinated bronze as an athletic male figure with energetic facial expression, wearing only a loincloth, stiffening a boulder over his right shoulder, on round, geometrically decorated plinth. In Greek mythology, Sisyphus was the king of Ephyra (now known as Corinth). He was punished for his self-aggrandizing craftiness and deceitfulness by being forced to roll an immense boulder up a hill only for it to roll down when they near the top, repeating this action for eternity. Through the classical influence on modern culture, tasks that are both laborious and futile are, therefore, described as Sisyphean labour. Signed by the artist on the plinth: “Leibküchler fec.” (for Paul Leibkuchler...