Sculptures

  • Marble work signed and dated 1933 by Alceo Dossena representing motherhood with angels.
    Period: 1933 Measurements: H 80 x L 70 cm
  • English samovar dating from the early 1900s in sheffield.
    Period: Early 1900s Measurements: Total H 35 x W 24 x D 29 cm / Teapot H 20 x W 23 x D 27.5 cm
  • Ancient wooden statue representing Christ crucified in carved and lacquered wood.
    Period: Late '700 / early' 800 Measurements: H 130 x L 98 x P 16 cm
  • Chinese carved and ebonized wood sculpture depicting a phoenix, dating back to the end of the 19th century
    Period: Late 19th century Measurements: H 197 x Ø 55 cm
  • Water bearer with child, terracotta sculpture dating back to the early 1900s. At the base stamp of the Lazzaro Manufacture of Treviso
    Period: Early 1900s Measurements: H 63 x L 25 x Ø 23,5 cm
  • Water carrier, terracotta sculpture dating back to the early 1900s. At the base stamp of the Lazzaro Manufacture of Treviso
    Period: Early 1900s Measurements: H 68 x L 25,5 x Ø 26,5 cm
  • Bronze Sculpture by Torquato Tamagnini (1886-1965), depicting "Woman in Torsion", signed at the bottom on the base. He was a sculptor who was particularly famous for the numerous monuments to the fallen of the Great War. Author of some small bronzes of Liberty taste. Present at the I Biennale Romana, he founded the Casa d'Arte "Corinthia" in Rome. In excellent condition. Period: Early 20th century. Measurements: H 57 x L 25,5 x P 22 cm  
  • Beautiful liberty style terracotta sculpture depicting a girl's head, entitled "Jeune Bacchante". Dated 1914 and signed on the back by the author Claire Jeanne Robertine Colinet (1880-1950). The sculptress was born in Brussels in 1880 and studied sculpture with the artist Jef Lambeaux. His favorite subjects were exotic dancers, cabarets and circus performers. The female figures in Claire Colinet's sculptures are tiny, muscular and dramatic. Colinet held his first exhibition in 1913 at the Salon de Artistes Francois. Period: 1914 Measurements: H 41 x L 26,5 x P 24 cm
  • Beautiful metal sculpture by Carlo Bellomonte (Turin 1958), graduated at the Artistic Gymnasium, attended several Academies in Italy and abroad. "Every sculpture by Bellomonte presupposes the knowledge of the Self, the profound investigation into the spirituality of the Being which, through the material, becomes reality, manifesting itself in our eyes. The use of recycled iron, of surprising colors to solve a vision of space and the vibrant and fluid idea makes Bellomonte's works a continuous journey in search of the essence of life, sometimes interpreted with irony, others with disenchanted passion. " Signed by the author on the basement Subject: Face Material: Iron Period: 2015 Measurements: H 47 x L 24 cm
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