ANTIQUE 19TH C GRAND TOUR MARBLE ETRUSCAN URN

A highly decorative antique 19th century Grand Tour of Europe casket modeled as an Etruscan cinerary urn skilfully hand carved with a classical scene depicting a reclining female in a relief. The body

A pair of French early 19th century Charles X Grand Tour bronze urn-form tazza vases flanked by decorated arms, gadrooned urn bottom and a yellow sienna marble plinth with a bronze band decorated with

Antique 19th C Grand Tour Rouge Marble Compote. Measures 5.25 inches in height.

Antique 19th C Italian Marble Grand Tour Compote w Statue of Dante. Measures 9.5 x 5.75 inches.

A PAIR OF 19TH CENTURY EUROPEAN GRAND TOUR BRONZE URNS upon marble bases. 29 cm high.

An antique Italian Grand Tour carved white marble bust of Aphrodite. Unmarked. Circa: the second half of the 19th century. Aphrodite is an ancient Greek goddess associated with love, lust, beauty, ple

19th Century Grand Tour Marble Bust of a Roman Woman with Onyx Pedestal - Bust of woman carved in white marble. Central hole at base to fit atop a base. 8" h. Together with an onyx pedestal base, 6 3/

A large pair of nineteenth century carved marble Grand Tour garden urns modeled after the Warwick vase. Ht: 14" Dia: 27.75"

Continental Grand Tour carved marble bust of the Apollo Belvedere, after the antique, 19th century. 25.75" H x 22.5" W x 13.5" D. Provenance: Property from an estate at 234 E 61st Street.

The raised carved bowl form in black marble surmounts three figural patinated spelter sphinx forms. Each metal form stamped Germany; late 19th century. Shows normal signs of wear associated with age,

Pair of 19th century Grand Tour classical bronze urns on marble bases, 13" H x 7". Provenance: Brookline, Massachusetts collection.

Grand Tour Sienna Marble and Patinated Bronze Medici Urn, 19th c., tall plinth base, h. 16 in., dia. 7 3/4 in

An antique 19th-century alabaster bust representing a man with whiskers. Fine detail work. The bust is mounted on a green marble base. Grand Tour Collectibles, Neoclassical Decor And Desk Accessories.

Grand Tour marble bust of Augustus Caesar, 19th c., after the antique, unsigned, on molded socle, 21.5"h x 10"w

Marble Bust of Capitoline (Antinous) on Marble Socle Italian, After the Antique. Grand tour, 19th century. Ht. 21 3/4 x W 16 1/2 x D 10 1/2 in.

A Grand Tour Carved White Marble Bust of Gaius Cesearlikely late 19th century, after the antique located at the Vatican, once likely thought to be a portrait of Augustus Caesar himself, now believed t

An antique Italian Grand Tour museum reproduction Greek pottery urn vase. The amphora shaped and covered vase with a pair of figural handles made in a scrollwork design. The exterior is adorned with t

French, 19th century, pair of Charles X Grand Tour bronze urn-form tazze, each having anthemion decorated arms, gadrooned urn and sienna marble base with rais-de-coeur detail. Apparently unmarked. Pro

Antique 19th C Italian Pietra Dura Plaque w Doves. Carved / inlaid / painted marble and specimen stone plaque featuring a scene of Pliny's Doves. This Grand Tour era item was made after the original v

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

Pair of 19th century Italian Grand Tour green serpentine models of "Dog of Alcibiades" depicted on naturalistic rectangular bases. 11 3/4" H x 6" W x 10 1/2" D. Provenance: The estate of Jean A. Yeatm

DIMENSIONS APPROX 21x15x14CM. Potential buyers should note that condition reports are matters of opinion only, they are non-exhaustive and based solely on what can be seen to the naked eye unless othe

Continental School, "El Spinario," (The Thorn Picker), late 19th c., after the antique, patinated bronze on an integral circular base on a stepped black marble plinth, probably a Grand Tour Souvenir,

A pair of antique Roman Grand Tour patinated bronze busts, depicting bowing husband and wife. Mounted on a white marble round base. Grand Tour was the 17th to early 19th century custom of a traditiona