Pull Handle - 3LR2 - Nymph by Bronzamo

For your consideration a pair of pull handles by Los Castillo. Abstract Fish with malachite and silver. Mexico Circa the 1950s. Dimensions: 3.75" W x 3" H x .75" D Please visit t...

A fine Italian white marble sculpture of a Winged Nymph by E. DeCori Artist: E. DeCori Date: circa 19th century Origin: Italian Dimension: 23 1/2 in x 11 in x 14 in.

Verdigris patinated bronze statue, entitled Echo, depicting a young nude nymph holding tambourine and calling out, by the American-born sculptor, Oscar Lenz (1874-1912). 70 inches t...

Art Deco cold patinated Bronze sculpture by Marcel-André Bouraine entitled Satyr abducting a Nymph. The piece rest in a hand sculpted rock. Made in France Circa: 1930 Signature: ...

A very fine cast and chased bronze showing a beautiful standing nude nymph, parting and emerging from between tall bull rushes at the edge of a stream. At her feet is a water jug. Th...

A fine pair of patinated bronze figures of River Nymphs, After Jean Goujon. These charming figures are inspired by the nymphs on the monumental ‘Fontai...

Contemporary Alberto Solid Bronze Pull by V.Brokkr Dimensions: W 4.5 x D 12 x H 15 cm Materials: Solid Bronze. V.Brokkr produces limited edition objects using traditional silversmit...

Four antique bronze plaques depicting water-nymphs, by Ferdinand Barbedienne French, 19th century. Measures: Height 47cm, width 12cm, depth 2.5cm Finely cast in relief from patinated bronze with parcel gilt patina, these French 19th Century panels each depict a Classical female water-nymph. The relief structure and design is after four panels from the important marble fountain from the Renaissance period in Paris called the Fontaine des Innocents. This was created by the French sculptor Jean Goujon...

Sculpture "Nymph and Satyr", made by the author Claude "Clodion" Michel (1738-1814). Made of bronze and patinated in brown. Signed Clodion. France, CIRCA 1780.

Studio Plaster Bas-Relief Attributed to Charles Filleul – Depicting a Nymph This plaster bas-relief originates from the workshop of Charles Filleul and is likely a preparatory study...