This unusually tall Sonambient sculpture measures 97" (8'2") tall, and features three rods and an L-shaped base. Designed by Harry Bertoia in the 1970s, and assembled posthumously by Val Bertoia at the Bertoia Studio in Bally, PA. The sculpture was purchased by our client directly from the Bertoia Studio, circa 2000.

Included here are two extraordinary antique (19th century) Italian carved busts depicting Roman emperors. Measures: 35 x 25 x 14 in (88.9 x 63.5 x 35.6 cm); 35 x 29 x 15 in (88.9 x 73.7 x 38.1 cm). Each exhibits the finest craftsmanship and details in high relief and their overall condition is excellent. We have found no signatures.

This lovely, large marble sculpture dates from the late 19th to early 20th century, and depicts an Arab or Turkish father and daughter. Signed Carados. Measures 47" by 21.5" by 12.5"

This antique bronze bust of a lovely woman is signed Fortiny. There are no foundry marks and we know nothing about the artist. Measures 10.75" tall, 11" wide and 5" deep. Additional images forwarded upon request.

This antique bronze by the French artist, Eugene Marioton (1857-1933), depicts a maiden in classical robe playing a double flute, is known as "Muses des Bois". It resides on a green marble stone pedestal. Signed in the cast with no foundry mark. Measures: 35" H X 19" W X 10" D (88.9 cm H X 48.3 cm W X 25.4 cm D). Additional images forwarded upon request.

This fine green patinated bronze sculpture by Salvatore Melani (French, 1902-1934) depicts a male hunter spearing a charging lion. Measures 37.5" wide, 8.75" deep and 18.5" high. Signed in the cast and set upon a black, grey and green variegated marble plinth. Weighs an estimated 40-60 lbs. Very good condition. There are some modest scrapes and wear to the patina, and the spear has some bends as well.

This bronze by Edouard Drouot (1859-1945) depicts a seated Greek or Roman scholar or philosopher in classical robes, and is raised on a veined black marble plinth, with gilt bronze plaques cast in shallow relief which depict shepherds and flocks in pastoral landscapes. The bronze is inscribed E. Drouot and the interior is stamped 9707. Measures 26.2 by 10 by 12 in (66.5 by 25.4 by 30.5 cm).

Included here are a pair of Art Deco period, patinated spelter metal plaques by the important American painter, illustrator and sculptor, McClelland Barclay (1891-1943). Each measures 8.75" across and depicts a female in kneeling pose. Additional images forwarded upon request.

This unusual metal sculpture is believed to date from the mid-twentieth century. Its form and patina are reminiscent of the sculpture of Lynn Chadwick and Paul Evans. Purchased at auction at Rago, and unfortunately we have no additional details on provenance. It is unsigned and the alloy is unknown. The base is crafted from a ferrous metal while the sculpture itself is non-ferrous. Condition is good...

This delightful box by Smokey Tunis (c1913-1999), the noted sculptor and so-called Beatnik furniture maker, dates from the 1950s or 1960s. It is unsigned and in very good condition with its original finish and nice patina. Measures 12.75 in (17.8 cm) wide, 7.25 in (18.4 cm) deep, and 7 in (17.8 cm) high. The piece is similar in form and color to the waste basket by Smokey Tunis which was sold at Sotheby's in New York on December 17, 2009 in lot 51 for $3,500...

These polychrome glazed terracotta busts depict elegant male and female Moors, and are signed GR. They are of German or Austrian ( Austro-Hungarian ) origin and date from the last quarter of the nineteenth century. They reside on turned wooden pedestals. Each has obvious chip losses here and there, and stress cracks to the wooden socles. We are not familiar with the hallmark, and believe it may be an early mark by Goldscheider...

This extraodinary bronze sculpture, Gloria Victis, by Marius Jean Antonin Mercie (1845-1916), was cast by Barbedienne in the nineteenth century. Measuring 56" (142 cm), it is believed to be the second largest cast known to have been made by Barbedienne. First conceived while Mercie was studying in Rome at the French Academy, it originally modelled where Fame was supporting a victorius warrior in anticipation of a positive outcome to the Franco-Prussian war started in 1870...