19th Century Cast Iron Bust Portrait Plaque of Benjamin Franklin

19th century cast iron bust portrait plaque of explorer Vasco da Gama 1460-1524 Cast iron bust portrait plaque of the Portuguese explorer Vasco da Gam...

19th century iron wall hanging shield fire back A Decorative Gothic wall hanging Shield made in solid cast Iron, the shield is decorated with my...

A 19th Century French Cast Iron Umbrella Stand. 19th Century French Cast Iron Umbrella Stand this is a beautifully detailed piece showing a stork standing over the water watching a...

19th century cast iron Mr Punch door stop. This is a rare piece dating from the late 19th century, we have Mr Punch sitting with his dog, Toby who i...

Prince of Wales feathers Royal Wall Plaque. A great piece, a Royal Commemorative plaque, with the cast metal Prince of Wales Feathers with cro...

Large 19th Century Cast Iron Garden Bench 3 Seat This is a very decorative 19th century high quality cast iron garden seat The bench is a roomy 3 seater, with a superbly decorative...

Circa 19th century cast iron medallion / wall plaque depicting a portrait of King Charles IV of Spain and his family. The group portrait shows King Charles IV, Queen Maria Luisa of P...

19th century cast iron military wall plaque sculpture of German officer.

This portrait bust in relief of a French nobleman is mounted in the original gilt frame, though the subject’s identity and the artist remain a mystery. Beautifully sculpted, the bust...

Exceptional 19th century Italian carved marble bust plaque of two cherubs. Finely hand-carved with immaculate attention to detail and realism.

A fine medal plaque in cast-iron of King Karl XIV Johan (1763-1844), empire period. It is a relief portrait of Karl XIV Johan as a Roman general, with text "Carolus XIV Iohannes Rex Sveciae et Norvegiae" and made by Finspång's foundry. It has a small metal loop attached on the back so that it can hang on a wall. Finspång's foundry was for about three centuries Sweden's largest cannon foundry, located in Östergötland's northern mountain range, Finspång is mentioned for the first time as a foundry in 1573. A small foundry was built there at the time, which was first run on behalf of the crown, but in 1587 was leased to the Dutchman Wellam De Wijk, who seems to have held it until 1599, when it was passed back to the crown. in 1641 Louis De Geer...

These elegant enamel plaques was painted in Limoges, a town in the south-west of France. While Limoges was highly regarded for its painted enamel wares in the 15th Century, in the following periods there was a decline in production. In the mid-19th Century, however, items like this pair began to be created, reviving the techniques of enamel painting that were perfected in the medieval period. The plaques depict two women, both with wavy blonde shoulder-length hair, and similar facial features. The women may be sisters, possibly even twins. One woman wears a pale pink dress...