Carving of Bearded Saint

A reproduction of a stone tile in the church of Saint Philibert de Tournus. Bearded Man's head. Issued: 20th c. Dimensions: 3.75"H

Saint-Jean-Port-Joli, Quebec. C. 1950. Pine. A pair of 1960s carvings of an elderly Quebec couple by Paul Emile Caron, St.-John-Port-Joly, Quebec. The bearded man has his pipe in hand,and the woman sp

GREEK ICON OF A BEARDED SAINT IN A GILTWOOD FRAME 19th century, with inscriptions in Greek, the frame with a scrolled crest. loss of gesso and gilt, some damage.

Mexican folk art wood carving of a saint, circa 1890 45"h x 11"s Provenance: A prominent Corpus Christi, Texas collection Condition: Losses throughout We happily provide seamless shipping ser

Antique Continental Carved Head of a Bearded Saintcirca 1800, possibly Spanish or Italian, carved wood with polychrome and glass eyes, mounted atop a cubic black stand, likely previously mounted to la

European drawing Circa 1550 Bearded Saint/Evangelist with Halo Ink and wash 9.5x7.25 Full length seated depiction of a bearded saint with halo, resting his left foot on a rock while supporting a book

Two wood carvings: Chinese standing bearded man; together with a Japanese daruma doll; H: 12" (taller)

Pair of 17th/18th century wood carvings Saints, one measures 3 feet by 21 inches the other measures 3.4 feet by 21 inches.Probably Spanish or Italian, the elongated necks and heads are reminiscent of

Provenance:1939 Wolds Fair Polish Pavillion. US Customs World Fair Sticker on Verso. Largest is 54"h x 8"w x 4"d. Condition, some chipped wood , scratches and scuffs

Antique Spanish Baroque polychromed wood standing figure; of a bearded saint dressed in elaborately estofado gilt patterned robe, orating with one hand to chest, the other gesturing out; with metal ha

Antique Spanish Baroque polychromed wood standing figure; the bearded saint in elaborate estofado gilt patterned robe, holding out an open book, and showing good musculature; Provenance: From the Coll

19th century A.D. A narrow vellum scroll with black ink text written dextrograde; illuminated panel at the beginning with bearded Saint Theodore holding a spear and sword in a rectangular frame; secon

Carved head of a bearded saint, probably Saint Francis of Assisi, with masterful modelling of the face with glass eyes and a beatific expression to his face, nearly life-size, 17th/18th century, 12 3/

A Continental Baroque giltwood and polychrome decorated model of a bearded saint holding a hat17th centuryheight 23 1/2in (59.5cm); width 8 1/2in (21.5cm); depth 7in (17.5cm)

19th Century. The bearded Saint Holding the Gospels. 14 by 12.5 in.. (Cond: minor paint loss)

A CONTINENTAL BAROQUE REALISTICALLY PAINTED CARVED WOOD BUST OF A BEARDED SAINT, POSSIBLY ITALIAN, 18TH/19TH CENTURY, nicely detailed and painted facial features with head turned slightly sinister. He

(lot of 2) Oil on tin retablos, San Ramon Nonato (Saint Raymond Nonnatus), Mexico, late 19th/ early 20th c., depicting tonsured and bearded saint dressed in white and red vestments, holding monstrance

gesso and paint over wood, bearded saint holding book, 21"h

Study of a Saint walking in bare feet. Halo around head of bearded Saint. 32" X 22.5" (40" X 30")

Unframed oil on tin retablo, Saint Raymond Nonnatus, late 19th/ early 20th c., depicting bearded saint, dressed in red and white vestments, holding monstrance and palm leaf, approx 14"h, 10"w,

19th Century. The bearded Saint Holding the Gospels. 14 by 12.5 in.. (Cond: minor paint loss)

Nineteenth century or earlier. Original paint on wooden panel with gilt background. Central figure of a bearded saint holding a book of cyrillic text. Wear, edge loss, slightly warped. 10.5"h. 8.25"w.

Mexican folk art religious retablo depicting a red cloaked bearded saint, circa early 20th C., oil on tin, framed frame: 18"h x 14"w Provenance: The Estate of Dr. Richard Garcia, Monte Vista, Texas

Erard Neo-Gothic Harp. Full Burl and Gilt Wood Classic Harp. Column with Gilded Entwining Ribbon and Grape Vine Carving, Saints Nave at Top, Gargoyle at Bottom. Inscribed, Sebastian and Pierre Erard ,