Romantic Wall-mounted Sculptures

France / 18th century / Putti / lime wood and plaster / Antique An exquisite 18th-century French putti sculpture, masterfully carved from lime wood and finished with delicate plast...

Magnificent antique crucifix representation of Christ on the cross in cloisonné arabesque shaped enamel and gilt bronze by the Ferdinand Barbedienne foundry. On a wood backdrop and a...

An oval Italian Carrara marble relief plaque, an early 20th century hand-carved marble profile lady portrait, depicting a female head, possible Artemis or Diana Goddes, a woman with long wavy hair tied with a ribbon behind her neck, portrayed in profile facing right and looking to the sky. The tiny attribute of the crescent moon on her head suggests Artemis or Diana, goddess of the moon. This figure is not depicted according to classical Greek iconography, but with a romantic inspiration. The sculpture has been cleaned and is in good age related condition, showing signs of wear and minor chips on the edge. These Italian Carrara marble bas relief plaque realized around 1930s in North Italy, may be hanged as wall decorations or placed on a furniture. This very decorative Italian marble relief portrait...

Vintage Italian "Madonna with Child" high relief in sculpted wax with burnished gold gilt frame, circa 1900. Measures: 17.75” W x 17.5”H x 1.75”D, image 11” W x 11” H.

Hand carved solid wood Jesus Christ face wall plaque sculpture, circa 1970s not signed beautiful piece wall relief, sculpture hand carved great detail. Orig...

Gilt Iron Hook in the shape of a Rose. Most likely from Florence. Made in Italy . Perfect delicate piece for the back of a closet or bathroom door to han...

Fine quality bronze, celebrating life. This rare and decorative antique plaque will make a great gift for a new mother or father. With the birth of a newborn at the centre one mi...

Beautiful fragments made from plaster, gilded and painted finish. Some areas have worn, and signs of repair, give this remnant plaster wall hanging...

An antique creamware wall hanging flower holder made In the mid 18th century. During that period flat backed wall hanging flower holders decorated the walls of well to do English homes. They were known as wall pockets and would have been filled with flowers from the garden or dried flowers. This one was press molded, made in the form of a flower face mask wearing a garland of leaves and branches and splashed in green and brown glazes. This combination of glazes is known as Whieidon* ware. The back of the wall pocket is pierced for hanging. Dimensions: 12 inches tall x 7.5 inches wide x 2.75" deep Condition: Excellent Price: $1600 *Thomas Whieldon played a leading role in the development of tortoiseshell ware...