Serenely Peaceful, Clay Head Study of a Young Elizabethan Woman

A private, calming and quiet piece by an unknown artist Beautifully crafted and subtly finished with dark green matt glaze Circa 1980s Unsigned Height 9.5 inch, Width 5 inch, Depth 4...

Just Andersen of Denmark bronze bust of a Fano Danish Girl designed by Carl Emil Ruge A lovely innocent face makes this piece absolutely charming Superb dark...

Mid 20th century hand sculpted clay bust of a Peruvian male The intense expression and rough texture accentuate the machismo of this piece A portion of one shoulder is missing, howev...

Girl with braided hair wall plaque, by Marianne Starck for Michael Andersen, Denmark Serene image complimented by delicate pale blue glaze Stamped MS, Three Herrings mark and #6056...

This sculpture is in terracotta. It is representing a women Head. It is dated XXth century.   

20th century rough white ceramic sculpture / bust showing a classically inspired head of a woman with a long aquiline nose and hair pulled up on her head. No signature. Dimensions: ...

Head of woman man realized in polychrome ceramic with glass eyes. Neaples, 18th Century. Very good condition. 

Possibly Beatrice, but likely a Grand Tour bust figure, painted plaster over wood. Marked 921 to verso. Barely a few losses to paint. Enchanting and remarkable bust of a young medieval woman. Grand Tour busts were popular souvenirs for wealthy Europeans, particularly British aristocrats, who traveled around Europe, especially Italy, from the 17th to the 19th centuries. These busts often depicted historical figures, mythological characters, or, as seen here, idealized figures in classical style. The provided search results and image descriptions suggest that this could be a 19th-century polychrome painted plaster cast bust...