"How Long Have You Got" by British Sculptor John Mills, 1995

Abstract Lips Metal Sculpture by John Cotter, signed on the base.

Pendant by Miguel Berrocal (1933-2006).

Pendant by Novello Finotti, Italy.

Pendant by Vic Gentils (1919-1997), Belgium, 1970s.

Contemporary bronze sculpture by Boschetti, Italy.

Terracotta Sculpture by Yves Rhayé, Belgium, 1985

An extraordinary piece of American sculpture, this depiction of a young woman, dated 1930, was sculpted in white marble by John Gregory -- who executed 9 large bas relief panels for the Folger Shakespeare Library in Washington, D.C. -- for Paul Philippe Cret, who was the Library's architect. Clearly Gregory and Cret were friends as well as colleagues, and this sculpture may have been executed as a gesture of appreciation from Gregory to Cret; indeed, the Library's cornerstone was laid the same year this sculpture was created. Gregory is also known for his "Orpheus" bronze at Brookgreen Gardens in South Carolina, and an equestrian sculpture of General Anthony Wayne...

Sculpture by French sculptor Arsene Galisson a stone sculptor in Poitou. He creates small architectureal lamps and objects inhabited by a soft light, ...

A vintage multifigure action bronze of the "Old West" by C. Kauba. The pristine polychrome sculpture identifies an unyielding American Indian chief brandishing a tomahawk battling ag...

'Lady in Waiting' by English sculptor by Edward William Wyon. This intricate sculpture is bisque porcelain. Stamped and dated 1873.

Sower bronze sculptor.

This is a wax carving of Mary, probably done before WWII and is actually signed. The signature is Vernez and could have been a model for a future casting. Signed.