Italian Turn of the Century Marble Sculpture Sea Maiden Conch Shell Lights Up

A late 19th century Italian statuary marble sculpture of a neoclassical maiden wearing a headdress and carrying two ceremonial torches or standard bearers as if in procession. She is...

1930s Italian hand-carved statuary marble sculpture of a maiden.

Pair of beautifully sculpted, left-and right, Italian, Carrara marble, seated hounds on bases of the same.

An attractive and most charming Italian Turn of the Century white Carrara marble statue. This intricately carved classical statue of a maiden at a flowing spring is supported by a ci...

Exquisite and unique, this Italian intricately hand-carved conch shell depicting the Roman goddess of Day and Night dates back to the 19th century and showcases the exceptional craft...

This Italian hand carved marble is of a standing beauty holding a basket Of fruit on top of her head. It is carved in Carrara white marble and the Condition is beautiful. There are...

"Sea Horny" is an allusive and ironic marble sculpture that blur the lines between design and art, and evoke pleasure. This piece that resembles a seahorse is one of the four pieces ...

Collection of four large conch shells and a piece of coral.

Impressive large clam shell with incredible patina. This shell features intricate detailing on the exterior. This piece is very versatile, suitable for any classic, coastal or contem...

A stunning and very high quality Italian turn of the century white Carrara marble statue signed Prof. R. Romanelli 1909. The statue is raised by a circular base with a fine ground like design where the beautiful maiden is kneeling. She is draped in a wonderfully executed flowing garment falling off her shoulders using one hand to cover herself while holding charming finely detailed flowers in the other. She is wearing a lovely necklace and has her hair tied in a richly sculpted head wrap with fine coin earrings and a coin headpiece. Wonderful attention to detail throughout. Raffaello Romanelli (1856 - 1928) Born in Florence, Italy. Romanelli was renowned for his monuments and portrait busts of noteworthy figures. He won numerous awards and had the honor to be commissioned by Pope Augustus III for two works at the façade of the Florence Cathedral.