Sculpture

Unique Elephant Statue in Bronze with Coral, 20th Century

Unique Elephant Statue in Bronze with Coral, 20th Century

A work of art as much as a one-of-a-kind curiosity object, this extraordinary creation is made up of unusual, unique, antique and rare elements, projecting us into a dreamlike world and an imaginary world full of fantastic adventures.The artist was inspired by the fashion for curiosity cabinets in the 16th and 17th centuries and other wonder chambers that decorated the castles and aristocratic residences of the period.This exceptional object consists of a bronze elephant on an antique-style pedestal supporting a gilded bronze cornucopia containing two authentic branches of white and red coral, the whole embellished with semi-precious stones and other antique bronze components.A unique piece that will delight curiosity collectors!

Frederic Remington Bronze Sculpture – “The Mountain Man”, 20th Century

Frederic Remington Bronze Sculpture – “The Mountain Man”, 20th Century

19th Century Bust of a Young Lady in White Marble by Flli Romanelli

19th Century Bust of a Young Lady in White Marble by Flli Romanelli

Egg-Shaped Lapis Lazuli from Afghanistan

Egg-Shaped Lapis Lazuli from Afghanistan

20th Century Green and Orange Horse Sculpture in Blown Murano Glass from Venice

20th Century Green and Orange Horse Sculpture in Blown Murano Glass from Venice

19th Century Pair of Chinese Guardian Lions in Red and Gold Lacquer

19th Century Pair of Chinese Guardian Lions in Red and Gold Lacquer

19th Century Statue of a Greyhound in Bronze, in the Style of Pierre-Jules Mêne

19th Century Statue of a Greyhound in Bronze, in the Style of Pierre-Jules Mêne

Edouard Marcel Sandoz, entwined carps, bronze, Susse Frères foundrymen, 1920

Edouard Marcel Sandoz, entwined carps, bronze, Susse Frères foundrymen, 1920

Bust of Marcus Aurelus in Marble in marble and onyx, 20th century

Bust of Marcus Aurelus in Marble in marble and onyx, 20th century

Late 19th-Century Carrara Marble Bust of a Young Girl

Late 19th-Century Carrara Marble Bust of a Young Girl

19th Century Bust of an Aristocrat in Marble by Joseph Vallet (1841-1920)

19th Century Bust of an Aristocrat in Marble by Joseph Vallet (1841-1920)

A large bust of a noble man from the end of the 19th century in carrara marble signed by French sculptor, Joseph Vallet, who born in La Boisiére du Doré on August 6, 1841, and died in Nantes on April 29, 1920. Joseph Vallet was mainly active as an sculptor in Nantes and in the Brittany region, particularly in the Loire-Atlantique department, where he created a number of altars and contributed statues for churches. This bust boasts an unmatched level of perfectionism and finesse, both in the face and the hair as well as in the details of his costume.

Young woman with jug, Carrara marble, signed Bonnal, early 20th century

Young woman with jug, Carrara marble, signed Bonnal, early 20th century

Late 17th Century Reliquary Bust of a Bishop in Gilded Wood

Late 17th Century Reliquary Bust of a Bishop in Gilded Wood

Painted Globe with a Rock Crystal and a Base in Gilt Bronze

Painted Globe with a Rock Crystal and a Base in Gilt Bronze

Shakyamuni Buddha head in sandstone, Thailand, Ayutthaya, 17th century

Shakyamuni Buddha head in sandstone, Thailand, Ayutthaya, 17th century

Carved wood rhinoceros, Circa 1950

Carved wood rhinoceros, Circa 1950

Large Lapis Lazuli Sphere from Afghanistan on a 19th French Gilded Base

Large Lapis Lazuli Sphere from Afghanistan on a 19th French Gilded Base

Dynamic Animal Sculpture of Goats in Bronze, 20th Century

Dynamic Animal Sculpture of Goats in Bronze, 20th Century

Blue Reverie 3 on a Base, Sculptural Replica of a skull, 21st Century

Blue Reverie 3 on a Base, Sculptural Replica of a skull, 21st Century

Hailing from the wild coastal edges of Australia, multidisciplinary artist Wesley Smith works at the confluence of paleontology, myth, and radical contemporary aesthetics. Blue Reverie #3 exemplifies his ability to blur the boundaries between artifact and icon, science and ritual.At the heart of this singular sculpture lies a meticulously reproduced Pachycephalosaurus skull — a creature from the Late Cretaceous period, symbol of endurance and enigma. Smith submerges the form entirely in Klein blue pigment, that luminous ultramarine synonymous with spiritual intensity and aesthetic absolutes.The result is more than a visual intervention — it is an act of transformation. The skull becomes a totemic object, at once prehistoric and futuristic. Radiating both pop sensibility and post-anthropocenic urgency, Blue Reverie #3 invites reflection on extinction, memory, and the human need to mythologize.Blue Reverie #3 is a sculptural manifesto, a relic of imagined cosmologies, and a mesmerizing focal point for collectors of the bold, the conceptual, and the iconoclastic.

Terracotta Buddha head, Shan State Kingdom, Burma, 16th18th century

Terracotta Buddha head, Shan State Kingdom, Burma, 16th18th century

Carrara marble statue of Cupid, 19th century, after Étienne Maurice Falconet

Carrara marble statue of Cupid, 19th century, after Étienne Maurice Falconet

Sculpture of a series of "Sailors"

Sculpture of a series of "Sailors"

Sculpture of a series of "Sailors"

Sculpture of a series of "Sailors"

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