A Grand Tour Siena marble taza with four lions, very large

A GRAND TOUR SIENA MARBLE REDUCTION OF A ROMAN BATH, ITALY, CIRCA 1820, on lion paw feet and a porphyritic stone base with brass bun feet. Base 13.5cm wide, 6.9cm deep

A LARGE LATE 19TH CENTURY EUROPEAN GRAND TOUR MARBLE TAZZA formed with four pillars. 22 cm x 18 cm.

A set of three grand tour model building fragments executed in Siena Marble The largest is a reproduction of the standing part of the temple of Vespasian and Titus in the Roman forum, the other two ap

A Grand Tour siena marble and bronze model of Trajan's Column, Rome 19th centuryH: 24 1/2, W: 5, D: 5 in.

A pair of carved marble lion sculptures. They were purchased in the 80's at Hammer Gallery in New York. They measure 11 1/2" long x 10" tall x 5 1/2".

An Italian Grand Tour siena marble model of a Roman bath / labrum19th centuryheight 4 1/4in (11cm); width 10 1/2in (27cm); depth 4in (10cm) Provenance:Sold Property from the Collection of Cher, Sotheb

Full title: A large 'Grand Tour' marble bust of Antinous as Dionysus, Italy, 19th C. Description: H 60 cm Ref.: The British Museum, Museum number 1805.0703.97, for the original, where it is mentioned

A Pair of Large Grand Tour Marble Tazze 19th Century Height 9 x diameter 20 inches. This lot is located in Chicago.

Grand Tour carved green marble sculpture, Hercules' First Labor, after Giambologna (Flemish, 1529-1608), depicting Hercules wrestling the Nemean Lion, on stepped plinth, hairline to left ankle and rig

Ca. mid 18th to early 19thC. Apparently unsigned. Bronze is excellent, retaining original dark patina with no flaws. The fine color Siena marble base shows wear and loss, mostly on the back side. Scar

Ca. 2nd-3rd quarter 19thC. Repair at the left wrist as shown. This antique statue depicting an ancient Greek woman appears to be hand carved Carrera marble, with remnants of epoxy and plaster on the b

Four Red Marble Grand Tour Articles: Obelisks and Urns. The red marble with white veins; comprising the uncovered urn pair, and obelisk pair with black slate and later ebonized wood bases. {Approximat

Grand Tour Carved Marble Figure of Recumbent Lion, 19th C. In gray veined marble, the animal resting on a stepped plinth. Dimensions 4.5 x 8 x 4.5 in. Condition crack to base repaired, cracks to  tai

Four Grand Tour Style Marble Models of Ruins 20th Century Height of gray marble model 16 1/2 x width 13 inches. This lot is located in Chicago.

Large Grand Tour Ruin Marble plaque, 19th/20th c., Italy, Pietra Paesina, natural formation suggesting a stark mountainscape, mounted to velvet and framed, 4"h x 15"w (plaque), 8"h x 21"w (frame) Prov

The serpentine shape inset with irregular egg shaped stones and an oval marble in center. H. 3/4" W. 6 3/8" D. 4 1/4" Condition: Chips around the edges. Location: Spencertown, NY

the sides indented to facilitate lifting inset with assorted marbles,lapis lazuli and malachite H:1" W. 7"D. 4 3/8" Location: Spencertown, NY

Bronze grand tour tub on sienna marble plinth. Bronze lion masks & 2 rings on sides, rests on paw feet. 8.5"L X 3.75"W X 3 5/8"H. Repairs to marble, nicks on tub, see photos. In house shipping contine

A 19TH CENTURY ITALIAN GRAND TOUR RECTANGULAR BLACK MARBLE PANEL depicting a lion clambering over a fleeing stag. 27 cm x 22 cm.

A LARGE 18TH / 19TH CENTURY GRAND TOUR MARBLE FRAMED PLAQUE OF A FEMALE FIGURE IN RELIEF in a gilt frame, 48 cm wide.

A Grand Tour style bronze mounted painted iron and siena marble veneered occasional tablemodernheight 33 1/2in (85cm); width 37 1/2in (95cm); depth 21in (54cm)

Grand Tour style Italian marble obelisks. These are quite large.Nembro rosato marble was a favorite choice for Greek and Roman sculptors.It has long developed a reputation of refined taste in the deco

Large Italian Nero Antico marble Grand Tour obelisk.This 19th century Egyptian revival obelisk features acid etched hieroglyphson its base and sides. Beautiful decorative object.Height: 21 in. (53.34

(2) Italian Grand Tour bronze ruin models, 19th c., cast light patinated bronze on Siena marble bases, depicting Temple of Castor and Pollux and the temple of Vespasian from the Roman Forum, unmarked,