Wonderful Statuettes of 2 Moors, Late 18th Century

Very beautiful statuette of a Nuraghic warrior dating from 18 century before J-C. The warrior rests on a hollow base. He carries in his right hand a weapon, surely a knife, and in his left hand a shield decorated with a four-petal flower. He is wearing a headdress decorated with two horns. This statuette was realized in bronze by a technique of casting of "lost wax" (a process of precision), and carries a label in the hollow base: "bronzetto nuragico guerriero" (bronze nuragic "warrior"). The Nuraghic culture makes its appearance in Sardinia, in the age of bronze...

Bronze statuette of St. Jerome, or St Hieronymous, in the manner of the Venetian sculptor Alessandro Vittorio (1525-1608) by the lost wax technique of bronze casting, which leaves a ...

A charming true pair of Italian 18th century white carrara marble statuettes of lions. Each statue is raised by an oval terr...

Beautiful terracotta bust depicting charioteers, young men who during the Roman Empire were destined to drive chariots. It is easily identifiable by the medallion around the neck de...

An unusual subject in an interesting pose with a bundle of fruits in his arms. The clothes, head piece, etc., are well detailed.

Pair of emperors 18th century Very decorative pair of emperors in marble from the 18th century. Measures: 20x15x10 cm good condition.