A pair of marine fossil “Mothership” stones, Italy 1890.

A pair of spheres in brecciated marble Paradise, resting on a circular bronze base with a wavy profile and a central excrescent disk. Italy, late 19th century.

A marine fossil “Mothership” sphere, resting on a base, made of brass. Italy circa 1890.

An important pair from the Wunderkammer: two Marlin fish beaks turned to emulate the spiral shape of the Narwhal tooth. The base is made of turned walnut, in the shape of a vase with...

Architectural elements, pair of pilaster capitals, sculpted and finished in veined white marble. They have a coplanar rectangular base whose front si...

Pair Of Spheres In White Carrara Marble And Green On Two Bronze Tripods, 19th Century

Pair of Neoclassical Style Polished Stone Spheres, on ebonized socle bases. Overall good condition, wear commensurate with age and use. Overall: 7.25" H x 5" Diameter. Provenance: Fr...

An attractive pair of reclaimed weathered composition stone ball pier caps on stands, mid 20th Century in date. Condition: In good condition. As vintage items, the pieces show signs...

Pair of pinnacles Northern Italy, mid-19th century Botticino marble, carved They measure 33.1 inches in height x 17.7 x 17.7 (84 cm x 45 x 45) State of conservation: some visible cracks and various small gaps. The two twin architectural elements of sculpted Botticino marble have a quadrangular base from which a chalice-shaped foot extends. Resting on this, a round pod-like element swells up to support a large pine cone. This is the main decoration: however, the other ornamental details enhance and embellish it, while exalting its position above, whether observed from afar or up close. These aesthetic characteristics suggest that originally the pair of pinnacles were placed on columns or on architectural plinths...