Bust Of A Young Boy Made With Signa Terracotta Italy 20th Century

XX Century - from 1901 to 2000

Pair of tiger eye stone sculptures portraying phoenixes resting on tree trunks. The phoenixes with a wooden base are depicted in a mirror image.

XIX Century - from 1801 to 1900

Polychrome patined gypsumboar representing Piety or dead Christ supported by Virgin Mary and St. John. Copy of Giovanni Bellini art piece.

XVIII Century - from 1701 to 1800

Carved and polychrome lacquered wooden sculpture depicting an allegory of summer.

Terracotta Man Head of Neo-Renaissance style.

XVIII Century - from 1701 to 1800

Crucified Christ in finely carved boxwood but with obvious shortcomings. The crucifix is mounted on a non-contemporary panel covered in fabric.

Patinated plaster sculpture entitled "The faithful friends". Author's signature engraved on the base and metal label with the title of the work.

XIX Century - from 1801 to 1900

The sculpture rests on a circular base with phytomorphic and floral decorations in relief, on which traces of the old gilding can still be seen. It has the features of an Indian woman depicted in a dynamic pose: one foot rests on the ground, while the opposite leg is raised, as if in the momentum of a race. The arm raised above the head is mutilated at the wrist, which was originally intended to support a torch that acted as a candle holder. Dressed in a short, multicoloured exotic dress, around her neck jewels of coloured pearls, while on her head she wears a feathered turban. Made of so-called cold-painted Vienna bronze, a widespread production in the Austrian city in the late 19th and early 20th century, it actually consists of an alloy composed of different metals. One of the most famous producers was Franz Xaver Bergmann (1861-1936), owner of an important Viennese foundry, known for the production of small bronzes with exotic themes.

Contemporary sculpture, wood and mirrored glass.

Varnished Signa Earth child bust that seems a bronze sculpture. Dini and Cellai Signa brand under the base.

Terracotta sculpture with black marble base. Author's signature wedged on but hardly readable.

White marble statue that representes the Sacred Heart of Jesus. On the base there are the initials "D.Z"

Sculpture

Commemorative iron panel depicting the brave "Calvi Brothers", World War I. Engraved signature of the artist at the top left. Manufactured in Milan, Italy, first half of the 20th century.