Wedgwood & Bentley Three Graces Table Lamp with Shade
A Wedgwood & Bentley black basalt 'Three Graces' table lamp with shade, 'Reinventing Elegance' series, number 21 of an edition of 75, modelled after the Three Graces marble sculpture by Antonio Canova, mounted on a stained hardwood plinth, together with a…
Bronze Sleeping Lions: Inspired by Canova's Originals at St. Peter's
A pair of bronze sleeping lions, after the originals by Antonio Canova, the recumbent beasts on integral rectangular bases. Height 55 cm, width 49 cm, length 114 cm. Other notes: the travertine originals guard the tomb of Pope Clement XIII in St Peter's…
Ariadne on the Panther: Carrara Marble Figure, 19th Century
A Carrara marble figure of Ariadne on the Panther Italian 19th century 61 cm high, 54 cm wide, 20 cm deep After Johann Heinrich von Dannecker, Stuttgart (1758-1841 ). Ariadne, the daughter of the King Minos of Crete, having helped Theseus, whom she loved,…
Creugas Brass Casting by Antonio Canova Replica
After Antonio Canova 1757-1822, Creugas brass casting after the original
Frilli's Three Graces Sculpture
Antonio Frilli (Italian, 1860 - 1902), marble sculpture of the Three Graces, c. 1890, after the model by Antonio Canova, modelled as three nude women standing in an intimate embrace, signed 'A. Frilli' and inscribed 'Firenze', on verdigris marble pedestal…
Revived Love: Canova's Psyche and Cupid Statue
A marble statue, 'Psyche Revived by Cupid's Kiss', after Antonio Canova, 19th century, the Carrara marble sculpture featuring the languishing Psyche and her rescuer upon a bow shaped alabaster base, after the 1787 original, 32 cm high, 60 cm long
Bronze Models of Canova's Pugilists
A pair of late 19th century bronze models after Antonio Canova (1757-1852) of the pugilists Creugas and Damoxenos, probably Italian. Each with their Italian name 'Creugante' and 'Damosseno,' inscribed to base, Creugas with his fist resting atop his head…
Weathered Venus Garden Statue
A concrete garden statue, 'Venus of the Bath' (after Canova), old weathered patina. Height 130 cm.
"A Child's First Misfortune" by Pietro Bernasconi
Pietro Bernasconi (1826-1891, Italian), A Child's First Misfortune, white Carrara marble, modelled as a small boy standing rubbing his eyes with his fist in sorrow after his cup has fallen and broken into pieces on the ground, with a pot of flowers behind…
Revived Psyche by Cupid's Kiss Alabaster Sculpture
A Victorian alabaster sculpture depicting Psyche Revived by Cupid's Kiss, a copy of the original sculpture by Antonia Canova, which is in the Louvre, some restoration. 56 x 35 x 55 cm.
Italian Renaissance Madonna and Child Miniatures
A pair of Madonna and Child miniatures, oval paintings in the Italian Renaissance manner both in watercolour upon a gilded ground, signed, probably Canova, and housed in rectangular wooden frames within gilt metal bezels, height 12 cm, width 10.5 cm.
Canova's Three Graces Alabaster Figure
After Antonio Canova's alabaster figure of the 'Three Graces', height 30 cm
Canova's Cupid & Psyche Marble Sculpture Replica
A carved marble figure of Cupid & Psyche after the original by Antonio Canova 53 cm high, 61 cm wide, 28 cm deep
"Canova" Parian Woman Figure, c.1880
Minton parian ware figure of a classical woman entitled 'Canova' c1880
Canova's Venus Victrix: Pauline Bonaparte in Marble
After Antonio Canova (Italian, 1757-1822) Pauline Bonaparte Borghese as Venus Victrix, white marble, height 23 cm length 42 cm. Provenance: Private Collection, Sydney
Pair of German Parian Napoleon Busts, Canova Inspired
Two German Scheibe-Alsbach Parian Napoleon bust, one stamped to base, and both signed dapres Canova to back, height 17.5 cm approx (tallest)
German Parian Napoleon Bust, Canova's Design
German Scheibe-Alsbach Parian Napoleon bust, stamped to base, and signed dapres Canova to back, height 12.5 cm
Kneeling Diana, Classical Marble Sculpture
After Canova, classical carved marble sculpture, 19th century, depicting Diana in a kneeling position, loss to fingers and base, height 86 cm diameter 42 cm
Victorian Vermeil Silver Desert Service in Canova Pattern
George Adams fine Victorian vermeil sterling silver desert service in 'Canova' pattern, with 12 each knives, forks & spoons, with six shell bowl serving spoons, sugar casting spoon & pair of grape scissors, all finely cast with figures, bearing armorials…
Canova-inspired Marble Bust of Serene Young Woman
A marble bust, after Antonio Canova (1757-1822), 19th century, the serene bust of a young woman with plaited hair and raised upon a separate waisted base, inscribed mark of Canova verso, height 35 cm
Canova's Three Graces Parian Figure
Parian figure, the 'Three Graces', after Antonio Canova, marked R and L, height 31 cm
Bronze Pauline Bonaparte Figurine on Marble Base
Bronze figurine, Pauline Bonaparte, after Antonia Canova on marble base, 50 cm wide
Regency banjo barometer by Peter Canova
A Regency mahogany cased banjo barometer by Peter Canova of Halesworth, the case with swan neck pediment, set with a Dry/Damp gauge, thermometer, silvered dial barometer and positioning level with engraved maker's name, ivory adjusting knob. Height 99.5 cm
Cupid's Kiss
After Antonio Canova, Psyche Revived by Cupid's Kiss, marble sculpture depicting Cupid kissing Psyche, on a green granite pedestal, height 65 cm width 70 cm (sculpture), height 107 cm (pedestal). Provenance: Thence by descent Grace Family, Villa Igiea,…
Neoclassical Marble Figure: The Three Graces
Marble carved 'The Three Graces' figure group after the neoclassical original by Antonio Canova, depicting the three daughters of Zues, Euphrosyne, Aglaea & Thalia. Condition good to fair, some expected cracking, Euphrosyne missing small toe. Height 56 cm
Marble Venus Italica, 19th century
A marble figure of Venus Italica, after Antonio Canova, Italian, 19th century, Cararra marble. 110 cm high
The Three Graces Bonded Marble Sculpture
Canova, Antonio (1757-1822) (after), 'The Three Graces', in bonded marble, featuring the three graces, Eurphrosyne, Thalia, and Algaia, representing festivity, abundance and splendour, beside a column with floral garlands. Height 68 cm. Width 42 cm. Depth…
Bronze Three Graces Sculpture on Marble Base
Canova, Antonio (1757-1782), after, the bronze figural group, a casting after the original of 'The Three Graces', comprising the classical female figures, Euphrosyne, Talia and Algaea, representing festivity, rejoicing and splendour respectively, on a…
Canova's Aiace Engraving by Tognoli and Bertini
After Antonio Canova, G Tognoli dis. Pietro Bonato aqua forte. Angelo Bertini Boif., Aiace, engraving, plate size 62 x 41 cm
Canova's Hebe Statuette
A white marble statuette of the goddess Hebe, after the statue by Antonio Canova, the figure modelled standing with a raised libation cup and jug, bare-breasted, wearing a diadem in her hair, a diaphanous robe gathered about her waist. Height 86.5 cm
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