Late 19th Century Figurines and Sculptures

A set of two antique Chinese Qing Dynasty blue-white covered porcelain ginger-style jars, circa late 19th century. Various heights between 9 to 11" each. Bulbous bodies with circul...

A seal of gilt metal with a lion on top and acanthus leaves. The oval carnelian seal is engraved with an intaglio with an image of Diana and a dear, 19th century. weight: 39.36 g h...

This Art Nouveau French glass and spelter figural lamp is dated early 1900's. Standing 55cm tall and cast from coloured and patinated spelter this ...

This late Qing Dynasty lapis vase is richly decorated with peony blossoms and leaves. On the right side of the vase near the top, there are morning glory flowers blooming out of spri...

This lovely cross/pendant is 1870 Etruscan and is made in 14k yellow gold. This cross contains beautiful engravings all over the cross providing exquisite detail and design. This cross also features a large bale at the top of the cross so this cross can also be worn as a pendant, or hung up somewhere as a reminder of your faith. The back of the cross is engraved “Ian, Love Don” but this can be changed to your special message of your choosing. The incredible craftsmanship and unique design of this cross ensure it will remain notable for many years to come. 1870 Etruscan Cross...

Antique French 18 Karat Yellow Gold Serpent Snake Belt Buckle Cabochon Rubies 31 grams W 81.06mm H 41mm Made in France 19th Century

A highly uncommon, magnified rendition of an ACER CAMPESTRE flower, meticulously fashioned by the German company Brendel in the late 19th to early 20th century, stands out as a remar...

An 18 carat yellow gold stick pin with a round tiger eye engraved with a the face of a sleeping moon. He wears a silver night cap set with small rose cut dia...

1880´s An antique French Wedding Globe or Globe de Mariée Made for a Spanish client because it has a love angel with AMOR on it side. These are the mo...

A superlative and genuine 19th-century white nephrite pebble hand-carved into a miraculously detailed Buddha figure has been paired with natural and untreated (contemporary) white nephrite jade beads that are an excellent color-match for the majestic pendant and make it wearable. The beads have been individually knotted between each bead with thick red silk. The beaded portion of the necklace measures approximately 35" and the Buddha hangs down an additional 1.5". This pendant is a genuine 19th-century nephrite carving...

Subtle and achingly beautiful, this antique hand-carved jade pendant depicts a feline curled in contentment. The carving was most likely created near the turn of the previous century (circa 1899) though it could be older. The jade is white nephrite, among the most prized varieties of jade and known more commonly as "mutton fat...

A Fabergé diamond set miniature egg pendant in the form of an elephant realistically modelled in standing position with its trunk curving-up, all set throughout with rose-cut diamonds, the back decorated with a rose-gold saddle cloth with tassel finials set on the top with a cabochon-cut sapphire, all mounted in silver and rose-gold, bearing gold marks for 56 zolotniks and workmaster’s mark for Mikhail Perkhin, circa 1898-1903, measuring approximately 2.5 x 1.2cm, gross weight 6.1 grams. Mikhail Perkhin’s workshop oversaw about half of the fifty-two Imperial Easter Eggs. An Elephant Automation was made as the ‘surprise’ for the Diamond Trellis Egg by Perkhin in 1892, and it is now part of The Royal Collection Trust. This charming and unusual little treasure was made by Fabergé and comes from the Fabergé collection of Bentley & Skinner, the London jewellers by appointment to both Her Majesty the Queen and His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales. Fabergé was established in St Petersburg in 1842, and by the late nineteenth century, was Russia’s largest and most well-known jewellery house. The house has become known for their royal commissions and their close ties to the family of Tsar Nicholas II. This pendant bears the marks for Fabergé Workmaster Mikhail Perkhin. Mikhail Perkhin was a senior Fabergé Workmaster and is best remembered for the wedding clock he made for the marriage of Tsar Nicholas II and his wife Alexandra. This pendant is in the shape of an elephant, encrusted throughout with diamonds and featuring a cabochon-cut sapphire on its saddle. The pendant loop is cleverly set through the curled trunk of the elephant. This wonderful piece is a fabulous example of true Fabergé craftsmanship. This Faberge pendant...