Frederick Leslie Kenett (1924-2012), a large collection of photographs, 20th century, created for publications and exhibitions by Frederick Leslie Kenett, examples include modern sculpture with some Pablo Picasso and Henry Moore, oceanic sculpture, sculpture of Melanesia, the Acanthus History of Sculpture collection with thirty-two prints, Oceanic Sculpture collection with twelve prints, African collection with thirty-two silver prints, Northwest Coast First Nations, Canadian silver prints, Nigerian working silver prints, Sculpture of Egypt silver prints, Sculpture of Egypt working prints, Egyptian collection with twenty-two silver prints, Mexican exhibition from the British Museum with ten silver prints, Gothic Sculpture collection with over twenty-two silver prints and approximately seven hundred matte hand-printed silver gelatin prints (qty.)Condition ReportWith surface marks, creases and yellowing commensurate with use.
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A collection of stereoscopic cards and scenic ephemera, 19th century, comprising a collection of stereoview cards, together with a stereoviewer, stamped 'Sun Sculpture U&U Trade Mark Man'f'd by Underwood & Underwood New York Patented U.S.A. June 11 . 1901.', a quantity of stereoscopic cards, from c.1860-1900,a quantity of stereoscopic cards, 19th century, mainly of the Isle of Wight,a collection of stereoscopic cards, 19th century, depicting the Boer War,an album of cathedrals of England,late 19th century, by Francis Frith, two photographic views,19th century, of Chester, and an anonymous Italian church by Francis Frith, an album of American street scenes and buildings,c.1877,a travel album,c.1910, of France, Italy, Algiers and Tunisia, compiled by Suzanne Pelletan Brun, andeighty-two photochromes,c.1890s, depicting scenes of German cities, Switzerland, Austria, Italy and Bosnia (qty.)Condition ReportWith wear throughout commensurate with use. The stereoview cards with some slight bending to the card and creasing to the edges. The albums with yellowing, foxing and creasing to the pages. The covers with wear and surface marks commensurate with use. The stereoviewer with a section of the leather trim missing, general surface marks and scratches commensurate with use. The boxes to the Isle of Wight stereoscopic cards with surface wear and chips, one example with a large split to the lid.
The Royal Doulton Harmony figurine, part of the Images Collection, captures the grace and movement of two children dancing in perfect unison. This elegant sculpture, model number HN4567, is crafted from fine Bone China and finished in a smooth white glaze, emphasizing its modern yet timeless aesthetic. Issued as a Save the Children Charity Figure, it represents unity and joy. Measuring 7.5"H, it comes with its original box (11"L x 8"W x 6"H) and a Certificate of Authenticity (COA), making it a valuable collectible for Royal Doulton enthusiasts.Dimensions: See DescriptionCountry of Origin: EnglandCondition: Age related wear.
Lladro porcelain figurine titled Jester Serenade, model number 01008189. This limited edition sculpture portrays a romantic jester playing a serenade, his expressive posture and fine detail capturing the whimsical charm of the figure. Rendered in soft pastel tones with delicate hand-painted accents and a glazed finish, the piece is a tribute to Lladro's craftsmanship and storytelling. Designed as a numbered edition of 3000, this example is numbered 1545, has the Certificate and bears the artist's signature. Produced in Spain and marked with the Lladro hallmark on the underside. A refined addition to any Lladro collection.Artist: Antonio RamosIssued: 1993 - 1994Dimensions: 15"L x 8"W x 15"HEdition Number: 1545 of 3000Country of Origin: SpainCondition: Age related wear.
Lalique France crystal sculpture designed in the graceful shape of an anemone flower, featuring a harmonious interplay of clear and frosted finishes. The petals are delicately ribbed, surrounding a center adorned with fine black enameled dots that symbolize stamens. First introduced as a glass model in 1931 by Rene Lalique, the anemone design evokes themes of purity and innocence. This modern crystal interpretation showcases Lalique's mastery in combining organic forms with sleek, contemporary textures. The stem bears the etched signature "Lalique France."Artist: Rene LaliqueDimensions: 4.5"L x 4.25"W x 2.75"HCountry of Origin: FranceCondition: Age related wear.
Lladro porcelain figurine titled Travel the World (Beverly Hills), model number 1007311, designed by Antonio Ramos and issued in 2003. This charming glossy porcelain sculpture features a cherubic winged putto seated jauntily atop a vintage suitcase adorned with a Beverly Hills travel label, evoking themes of whimsical adventure and luxurious destinations. Handcrafted in Spain with delicate pastel tones, fine detailing, and Lladro's signature artisanal finish, this piece exemplifies the brand's commitment to elegance and storytelling through porcelain. Marked on the base with the classic blue Lladro backstamp. Measures 6.75"H. Artist: Antonio Ramos Issued: 2003 - 2017Dimensions: See DescriptionCountry of Origin: SpainCondition: Age related wear.
Charming and expressive Lladro porcelain sculpture titled The Blues, depicting a whimsical clown with blue hair and gloves playing the violin. Designed by Francisco Catala, this piece embodies Lladro's classic attention to emotional detail and fine glossy glazing. The hand-painted porcelain figure rests on a fitted hardwood base and retains its original Lladro blue box.Artist: Francisco CatalaIssued: 1989 - 1993Dimensions: 7"HCountry of Origin: SpainCondition: Age related wear.
Elegant Swarovski crystal Dillia Topaz Exotic Flower figurine featuring rich amber-hued faceted petals and a sleek silver-tone metal stem with delicate details. This stunning floral sculpture stands 8.5"H, embodying timeless beauty and precision craftsmanship. A part of Swarovski's exquisite floral collection, this piece captures the essence of a blooming lily with its intricate stamen and striking contrast between metal and crystal. Includes the original Swarovski box and bears the Swarovski backstamp.Issued: 20th century Dimensions: See DescriptionCountry of Origin: AustriaCondition: Age related wear.
This finely modeled Beswick porcelain figurine captures a poised huntswoman astride a white horse, dressed in traditional English riding attire including a black riding jacket, beige breeches, black boots, and a bowler hat. Rendered in glossy glaze, the sculpture showcases Beswick's signature attention to detail in the musculature of the horse and the elegant reins and saddlework in rich brown and orange hues. The rider is seated sidesaddle, a nod to historical equestrian customs, and the horse is presented in a naturalistic stance with shaded grey hooves and muzzle. Known as the Huntswoman model, this piece is marked underneath with the Beswick backstamp. Measures 8.5"H. Issued: 20th century Dimensions: See DescriptionCountry of Origin: EnglandCondition: Age related wear.
Inspired by the elegance of the natural world, this Lalique France crystal sculpture takes the form of a stylized anemone flower. Its delicate petals, crafted in a radiant blend of clear and frosted crystal, radiate around a central core dotted with finely enameled black accents, representing the flower's stamens. Originally introduced in 1931 by Rene Lalique as a glass design, the anemone symbolizes purity and innocence. This contemporary reinterpretation reflects Lalique's refined ability to merge fluid botanical forms with modern artistry. The piece is signed "Lalique France" on the stem.Artist: Rene LaliqueDimensions: 4.5"L x 4.25"W x 2.75"HCountry of Origin: FranceCondition: Age related wear.
A dynamic Royal Doulton hand-made sculpture depicting Robin Hood, model HN3720. Sculpted by Alan Maslankowski, this striking figure captures the legendary outlaw in a dramatic pose, bow drawn and arrow ready, perched atop a jagged forest stump. Dressed in classic Sherwood green with feathered cap, sword, and quiver of arrows, the figurine is richly painted with vivid earthy tones. Marked with a green felt base and original Royal Doulton Hand-made Sculpture label. Measures approximately 11.25"H.Artist: Alan MaslankowskiIssued: 1993 - 1996Dimensions: 11.25"HCountry of Origin: EnglandCondition: Age related wear.
Colorful and expressive cast glass trio from Kjell Engman's sought-after Catwalk Series for Kosta Boda. Includes the tall, stylized figural sculpture titled "Rocka Billy" and two high-heeled "High Heel" paperweights in bold complementary palettes. Each piece is richly textured and vibrantly colored, with hand-engraved signatures reading "Kosta Boda, K. Engman" and serial numbers beneath. These sculptural forms celebrate Engman's signature blend of fashion, movement, and playful abstraction. Largest piece 7.5"H. Artist: Kjell EngmanIssued: 2004 - 2007Dimensions: See DescriptionCountry of Origin: SwedenCondition: Age related wear.
House of Faberge fig tree from the Imperial Trees collection, issued by Franklin Mint. This ornate decorative sculpture features hand-enameled red fig fruits with yellow accents and finely detailed green leaves, all emerging from gold-tone stems. The foliage is set into a square teal-blue planter with four bracket feet and bas-relief gold-tone garland and wheel decorations on each panel. The base is marked with the Franklin Mint FM insignia and retains a partial Made in China sticker.Dimensions: 3.75"HCountry of Origin: United StatesCondition: Age related wear.
A limited edition Royal Doulton porcelain figurine titled Benmore, model HN2909, from the Ships Figureheads collection. Designed by S. Keenan and issued in 1986, this hand-painted sculpture is based on the figurehead from the full-rigged ship Benmore, launched in 1924. The piece depicts a female figure clad in a patriotic costume styled as the American flag, complete with golden accents and stylized waves. Mounted on a faux wood display base with "Benmore" nameplate. The underside bears the Royal Doulton mark and is hand-numbered No. 10 in a limited edition of 950.Artist: S. KeenanIssued: 1980Dimensions: 9.25"HEdition Number: 10 of 950Country of Origin: EnglandCondition: Age related wear.
â–² Geoffrey Clarke RA (1924-2014), 'Two Troughs and Flat Bar', a maquette, 1964, aluminium, with stamped maker's mark and numbered '10/10, 64, 44',24.5cm wide7.5cm deep7cm highProvenance: Strand Gallery, 2004.Literature: Peter Black, 'Geoffrey Clarke: Symbols for Man. Sculpture & Graphic Work, 1949-94', p.64, no. 56.Peter Black, 'Geoffrey Clarke: Sculpture, Constructions and Works on Paper', p.35, no. 34.Condition ReportStructurally sound. There are surface marks, wear, and scuffs to the metal commensurate with age. There are remnants of an adhesive label to one side. Some surface dirt to the crevices.
â–² Richard Robbins (1927-2009), a figural group of a man and a woman, bronze, on a square base, signed 'RR',29.7cm wide29.7cm deep57cm highCondition ReportStructural the sculpture appears sound. There is surface dirt and residue, particularly to the crevices, and the piece would benefit from cleaning. There is oxidisation and scratches to the bronze - please see further images. There are remnants of an adhesive label to one side near the signed initials.
A vibrant two-piece lot of Murano-style hand-blown art glass, distinguished by its fluid sculptural form and layered colorwork in brilliant oceanic tones. The centerpiece is a sculptural centerpiece bowl, flowing in a swirl of cobalt blue and emerald green with a pulled lip and organic, asymmetrical rim. It rests on a clear blue circular foot and measures approximately 13 inches long. Accompanied by a tall, flame-form teardrop sculpture with an open center and inner bubble detail, rendered in clear and turquoise sommerso-style layering. Though unsigned, the craftsmanship and coloration are highly indicative of Italian studio production, likely Murano, mid-to-late 20th century. Largest piece 13"L x 4.5"H.Issued: 21st centuryDimensions: See DescriptionCondition: Age related wear.
Limited edition crystal sculpture by Hadeland of Norway commemorating the Apollo 11 moon landing on July 20, 1969. Features a detailed 3D laser engraving of an astronaut and lunar module within a sculpted glass form. Etched inscription reads: MAN ON THE MOON 20 JULY 1969, Hadeland Norway, J.G. P.F. 17/50. Edition number 17 of 50. This item has a base included.Issued: 20th centuryDimensions: 5.25"HEdition Number: 17 of 50Country of Origin: NorwayCondition: Age related wear.
Graceful and striking in form, this limited edition Lladro porcelain figurine titled Pose S.L. captures a nude woman standing in elegant repose, one arm raised behind her head and the other resting at her waist. Modeled in a luminous glazed charcoal-toned finish, this evocative sculpture stands against a textured cone-shaped base that enhances its dramatic silhouette. Produced in Spain between 1983 and 1986, this rare design is part of a strictly limited edition of only 100 pieces. This example is hand-numbered 78 on the base, and signed by the sculptor. Created by Francisco Catala Blanes, one of Lladro's most esteemed sculptors, the piece is marked with the Lladro and DAISA backstamps confirming authenticity. Blanes was a key figure in Lladro's artistic development during the mid to late 20th century, known for his mastery in anatomical composition and emotional depth. His works are sought after for their expressive sensitivity and commanding presence. Now a retired design, Pose S.L. represents one of the most refined examples of Lladro's limited edition artistry, ideal for collectors of modern figural sculpture and fine Spanish porcelain. No 01013540.Artist: Francisco Catala BlanesIssued: 1980Dimensions: Approximately 10"L x 11"W x 32"HEdition Number: 78 of 100Country of Origin: SpainCondition: Age related wear.
Attributed to Auguste Nicolas Cain (French, 1821 - 1924). A tour de force of 19th-century animal sculpture depicting a lioness or tigress in a moment of majestic ferocity and maternal protection. Cast in deep brown patinated bronze, the lioness is portrayed in a vigilant stance, her sinewy form captured midstride as she carries a freshly slain game bird in her jaws. At her feet, two playful cubs scramble for her attention, rendered with remarkable vitality and anatomical exactitude. The scene is both fierce and tender, an homage to the rhythms of the natural world and the familial instincts of wild animals. Auguste Cain was one of the most celebrated animaliers of the 19th century, trained under the guidance of renowned sculptor Pierre-Jules Mene, whose daughter he later married. Cain gained significant recognition for his masterful representations of exotic and domestic animals, becoming a regular exhibitor at the Paris Salon from 1846 and later receiving public commissions for monumental bronzes in the Jardin des Tuileries and the Louvre. His compositions are known for their dynamism, emotional depth, and anatomical precision, which helped redefine animal sculpture during the Romantic period. This sculptor of this piece, named Edouard Marcel Sandoz (Swiss, 1881 - 1971), and the company Susse Freres in Paris, famous for producing exceptional cast bronze sculptures. Signed A Cain to front. Signed Edouard Marcel Sandoz. Susse Freres impressed backstamp. Weight: 41.5lbs. Artist: Edouard Marcel SandozDimensions: 23"L x 7.5"W x 17"HCondition: Age related wear.
Charming and emotive, this limited edition bronze sculpture by American artist Floyd DeWitt depicts a seated bear with upward gaze and expressive detailing. Cast in warm brown patinated bronze, the bear rests on a textured naturalistic base, adding dimension and grounding the figure. The piece bears the artist's incised signature "DeWitt" along the base and is numbered 170 of 500. DeWitt, known for his figurative bronzes, infuses the bear with gentle personality, blending realism with stylized charm. The felted underside ensures safe display on any surface, making it ideal for collectors of wildlife art or fine bronze miniatures.Artist: Floyd DeWitt (American, b.1934)Issued: 21st centuryDimensions: 5.5"L x 5"HEdition Number: 170 of 500Condition: Age related wear.
A superb limited edition porcelain sculpture by Boehm, portraying the common tern (Sterna hirundo) in a vivid moment of maternal vigilance. The adult tern is shown poised atop driftwood, its wings extended in protection as it watches over a freshly hatched chick nestled among speckled eggs and seashells on a textured shoreline. The sculpture is finely hand-painted with soft naturalistic tones, and the emerging chick is exquisitely detailed, from the cracked shell to the closed eyes and tinted beak. The underside bears the Boehm backstamp and the model number 497.Dimensions: 14.5"HCountry of Origin: United StatesCondition: Age related wear.
Two-piece lot featuring The Golfer Sky Hook by Authentic Models, a kinetic balancing sculpture with vintage charm. The hand-painted metal golfer, dressed in classic attire with articulated arms, is designed to gently rock in lifelike motion when mounted on a stand (not included). A metal tag on the piece reads "AM 2006, AS 1428", referencing its maker and model. Also included is a wall-mounted decorative holder constructed from a black metal diamond-shaped frame and turned wood bracket.Issued: c. 2006Dimensions: Largest item measures 21"HCondition: Age related wear. Sky hook figure does not have a stand included.
A stunning and lifelike depiction of a Peregrine Falcon from Boehm Porcelain, this Limited Issue sculpture powerfully captures the majesty and detail of the world's fastest bird of prey. Perched confidently on a leather-gloved falconer's hand, the bird is portrayed mid-call with meticulously hand-painted plumage in soft grey, white, and black tones, with vivid yellow claws and a sharply curved beak. The bottom of the glove is signed Boehm, and the base bears a full backstamp reading Boehm Porcelain Limited Issue, Peregrine Falcon, 10207, Number 101, 1991. This remarkable piece blends artistry and avian realism, making it a prized acquisition for collectors of fine wildlife porcelain.Issued: 1991Dimensions: 17"HEdition Number: Number 101Country of Origin: United StatesCondition: Age related wear.
Carved celadon sculpture featuring a procession of eight elephants in single file, mounted atop an arch-form lacquered base to showcase elephants crossing the bridge. The elephants are crafted to imitate the appearance of jade, with variegated amber and brown coloration suggesting the texture and translucency of stone. Each elephant is depicted with an upward-curving trunk and incised detailing to define ears, tails, and skin folds. Faux bone tusks are inset into each head. The base is lacquered in a dark finish and decorated with an inlaid geometric honeycomb pattern. The base structure includes three arched cutouts beneath the elephants, forming a bridge-like composition.Dimensions: 14.5"L x 2"W x 4.25"HCondition: Age related wear. As is. Missing "tusks" and some elephants loose on base.
A vibrant and meticulously rendered porcelain sculpture, masterfully capturing the romantic interplay of a pair of golden pheasants in full courtship display. This dynamic and highly detailed composition features a resplendent male pheasant mid-descent with wings dramatically outstretched and a sweeping tail, rendered in iridescent hues of gold, ruby, and cobalt, engaging a grounded female nestled among lush blossoms and verdant foliage. Elevated on a classical pedestal-style base, glazed in soft alabaster and encircled with a metallic band. Exquisitely hand painted with a naturalistic finish. Antonio Borsato was a celebrated Italian porcelain sculptor whose career spanned much of the 20th century. Trained at the Accademia di Belle Arti in Venice, Borsato established his own studio in Milan in the 1940s and gained acclaim for his highly detailed and emotive figurative works. His sculptures are distinguished by their complex compositions, vivid glazing techniques, and dynamic emotional narratives. Signed Antonio Borsato Made in Italy to underside. Artist: Antonio Borsato Issued: 20th century Dimensions: 15.5"L x 12.5"W x 21.5"HCountry of Origin: Italy Condition: Age related wear.
An elegant Cambridge Glass flower frog featuring a sculpted heron perched atop a finely faceted base. Crafted in clear pressed glass, the heron is rendered with detailed feather texturing and a graceful stance, rising from a cylindrical base with vertical cuts that double as the integrated flower frog. Originally designed to hold floral stems, this piece blends utility with artistry, embodying the refined craftsmanship associated with Cambridge Glass. The molded base bears partial markings, reinforcing its vintage authenticity. A standout piece in both function and form. A classic and collectible example of American pressed glass design from Cambridge, ideal for elegant floral displays or as a striking standalone sculpture.Issued: 20th centuryDimensions: 12"HCountry of Origin: United StatesCondition: Age related wear.
A finely cast bronze sculpture depicting a youthful warrior in a moment of poised readiness, rendered with classical proportions and anatomical precision, holding a sword across his body as he prepares for combat, his stance capturing both elegance and tension. He is adorned with a simple loin wrap and stands atop a naturalistic base that can be removed. Louis Moreau, a distinguished member of the celebrated Moreau dynasty of French sculptors and the son of Jean-Baptiste Moreau. Trained in the Parisian tradition of academic realism, Louis Moreau emerged as a pivotal figure in the artistic milieu of the Belle Epoque. Renowned for his allegorical and romantic figural compositions, he exhibited regularly at the Paris Salon and was esteemed for his technical virtuosity and emotive sculptural language. His works are distinguished by their expressive detail, lyrical form, and classical gravitas. Front base plaque engraved "Alerta". Signed L Moreau. Weight: 33lbs. Artist: Louis Auguste MoreauDimensions: 13.5"L x 11"W x 27.5"HCountry of Origin: France Condition: Age related wear.
This exquisite Boehm porcelain figurine titled Killdeer (Oxyechus vociferus) captures a tender family scene of a mother killdeer and her chicks nestled among delicate flora. Rendered with meticulous attention to detail, this limited edition piece showcases Boehm's mastery in naturalistic ceramic sculpture, celebrated for lifelike avian depictions. The figurine bears the official Boehm backstamp on the underside. Signed Boehm on the base. This is edition number 473G.Dimensions: 13.5"L x 10.5"HCountry of Origin: United StatesCondition: Age related wear.
A tall and finely cast Japanese bronze figural candlestick depicting a crane standing atop a turtle, holding a lotus-form candle holder delicately in its beak. Measuring an impressive 29 inches in height, this sculpture blends refined craftsmanship with powerful symbolism - cranes represent longevity and renewal, while turtles symbolize stability and endurance in Japanese tradition. This composition, popularized during the Meiji period and continuing into the mid-20th century for export, has become a highly collectible motif. The statue shows exceptional detailing in the feathers and carapace, and retains its original bronze finish with a soft natural patina. A paper label marked "Japan" is affixed to the underside, dating the piece to the mid-20th century. This sculpture stands as both a decorative centerpiece and a representation of enduring harmony in Japanese artistry.Issued: 20th centuryDimensions: 29"HCountry of Origin: JapanCondition: Age related wear.
This two-piece set features a commanding limited edition bust sculpture of General Robert E. Lee paired with a copy of A Commitment to Valor: A Character Portrait of Robert E. Lee, compiled and edited by Rod Gragg. The sculpture is executed in a bronze-tone finish with finely textured detail, signed on the interior by the artist Erick Erickson and hand-numbered 212 of 1000. Accompanying the sculpture is the hardcover edition of the 2001 biography published by Rutledge Hill Press, a work highlighting Lee's leadership and legacy through historical documentation and quotation. Together, the pieces offer a thoughtful tribute to the Confederate general and his portrayal in American history.Artist: Erick EricksonIssued: c. 1966Dimensions: 15"HEdition Number: 212 of 1000Country of Origin: United States Condition: Age related wear.
A striking three-piece Art Deco-style figural group comprising a stylishly dressed woman holding chains attached to two elegant Great Danes. Executed in dark bronze-tone resin or composite material with engraved detailing, this piece is in the manner of George Gori's The Guardians. The sculpture bears an Andrea by Sadek label to the underside, indicating it is a decorative re-creation inspired by early 20th-century design. The woman wears a flared gown with raised bead textures and a cloche-style cap, while the hounds exhibit lean muscular forms, detailed collars, and stylized surface decoration. The figure and dogs are separate components connected by fine metal chains.Dimensions: 17.5"HCondition: Age related wear.
Swarovski Crystal Society (SCS) "Wonders of the Sea: Community" figurine, designed by Heinz Tabertshofer. Released in 2007 as part of the Wonders of the Sea series, this intricately crafted crystal sculpture features three angel fish swimming among coral, set against a blue ocean-inspired backdrop. The clear crystal fish and coral elements are masterfully cut, with frosted accents adding depth to the aquatic theme. The backdrop locks securely into a base resembling sand, enhancing the illusion of an underwater scene. Includes an engraved plaque with the title and designer's name, as well as the original presentation box for both figurine and plaque. All items feature the Swarovski mark. A stunning collector's piece showcasing Swarovski's renowned craftsmanship. Largest item measures 7.75"H.Issued: 2007Dimensions: See DescriptionCountry of Origin: AustriaCondition: Age related wear.
Finely carved from white marble, this elegant sculpture is a neoclassical representation of the Venus of Milo, inspired by the ancient Greek masterpiece attributed to Alexandros of Antioch. The figure stands in a contrapposto pose with detailed facial features, softly rendered musculature, and intricately chiseled hair pulled back with a headband. Her body is partially draped with a delicately carved cloth wrapping around her lower torso and hips, emphasizing the classical ideals of beauty and proportion. The statue is rendered without arms, consistent with the famous original housed in the Louvre, evoking the timeless mystery and allure of the Hellenistic goddess of love and beauty. The base shows natural wear consistent with age and handling, and the sculpture exhibits a subtle translucency typical of fine marble. No maker's mark or inscription is visible on the underside of the base.Issued: Early 20th centuryDimensions: 12"L x 12"W x 36"HCondition: Age related wear. Marble base has diagonal crack that has been restored.
Clear and frosted crystal sculpture by Lalique France, crafted in the form of an anemone flower with a delicately ribbed petal design and black enameled dots at the center representing the stamens. Originally created in 1931 by Rene Lalique as a glasswork, the anemone motif conveys themes of purity and innocence. This crystal rendition exemplifies Lalique's fusion of natural inspiration with modern aesthetics, using contrasting textures to emphasize the petals and pistil. Signed "Lalique France" on the stem and bears a "Lalique France" sticker on the reverse side of one petal.Artist: Rene LaliqueDimensions: 4.5"L x 4.25"W x 2.75"HCountry of Origin: FranceCondition: Age related wear.
Italian sculptural group titled The Wrestlers. Powerful representation inspired by the ancient Greco Roman Lysippus, the renowned 4th century BCE sculptor of classical antiquity. Rendered with extraordinary anatomical realism and dynamic tension, the composition depicts two male athletes locked in an intense moment of physical struggle, showcasing a masterful study of musculature, motion, and human form. The original marble group is traditionally thought to reflect the stylistic influence of Lysippus, official sculptor to Alexander the Great and a transformative figure in Greek art who broke from the static proportions of Polykleitos, a well known sculptor before Lysippos, in favor of more slender, naturalistic forms. Lysippus introduced a new canon of bodily proportions and expressive movement, pioneering a dynamic aesthetic that profoundly influenced later Hellenistic and Roman sculpture. This contemporary cast, mounted on a textured naturalistic base and finished in a rich golden bronze patina. Weight: 64lbs. Dimensions: 20"W x 17.5"HCondition: Age related wear.
The glazed sculpture depicts a serene maternal scene featuring a young woman seated in a textured pastel blue armchair, holding a sleeping child draped in a cream-toned blanket. The mother wears a long white gown with detailed pink trim and a light green ribbon accent at the neckline, showcasing the delicate modeling and soft coloration typical of Lladro's design style. The figurine is marked on the base with the blue Lladro tulip logo.Artist: Francisco PolopeIssued: 1998 - 2004Dimensions: 10.25"L x 5.25"W x 8.75"HCountry of Origin: SpainCondition: Age related wear.
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