EUROPEAN SCHOOL, 19TH CENTURY. Bronze sculpture of Bacchus, based on Classical models, Neapolitan or Roman foundry, 19th century. Bacchus holding bunches of grapes. Made of patinated bronze. On a polychrome wooden base. Bronze, with a gilded wooden pedestal. Sculpture dimensions: 46 x 23 x 14 cm; overall dimensions: 53 x 27 x 22 cm
OLD BRASS BRAZIER IN GOLDEN BRASS WITH SILVER ANGELS, FROM THE XIX CENTURY. CONSISTS OF THREE LEVELS AND PLATE WITH HANDLES. 7X19X19CM
Figure of a woman with grapes, “The Grape Harvest.” Italian School. 19th century. Patinated bronze. This allegorical sculpture depicts a woman holding a bunch of grapes, a symbol of abundance and the wine cycle. The naturalistic treatment of the anatomy and the elegant movement of the body, draped in light fabrics that subtly reveal the forms, reflect the influence of 19th-century Italian academicism. The figure, with its vibrant expression, rests on a rocky base while a vine winds its way across her dress, integrating elements of the surrounding environment into the composition. The meticulous execution of the face and hands accentuates the overall delicacy, combining sensuality and classicism in an idealized image of the grape harvest. Dimensions: 54 × 21 × 10 cm.
Pareja Bronces siglo XVIII, con peana de mármol 40,5 x 17 cm el bronce 26 x 12 x 8 cm
Bronce "Niño", mediados del siglo XX 33,5 x 30,5x 20 sin peana 35 x 21 x 2,5 cm la peana
Bronce "Mama con Niños" 36x 18 x14 cm sin peana 19 cm la circunferencia de la peana
Zumel. F. Martinez de Luis (Spain, 20th century) Picador. Patinated bronze sculpture on a marble base. 35 x 47 x 24cm.
European sculpture, s.XX. Macaw. Patinated bronze sculpture. 129 x 43 x 50cm.
Pair of Busts of a Girl and a Boy in bronze, following models by Carpeaux, French school of the 19th century. In patinated bronze, with green marble bases. Total bust measurements: 59 x 23 x 21, base measurements: 2 x 21 x 21 cm5300
European school, 20th century. Ludwig Van Beethoven.. Bronze sculpture after model by Andre Trupheme. It rests on a marble base. 69 x 23 x 21 cm.
Patinated bronze bull, 20th century, Bonilla Villalba, 20th century Spanish school In patinated bronze, measurements: 42 x 26 x 59 cm
Monumental Vase with Cherub - French School, 19th Century. This impressive monumental bronze vase with fine finishes represents the sophistication of the 19th-century French School. It stands out for its detailed ornamentation with floral motifs and a delicate cherub in a playful pose. The bronze casting technique allows the richness of the high-relief details to be appreciated, creating an object of great decorative and artistic value. 86x37x29
Juliet in patinated bronze, 19th century. Measurements: 40 x 47 x 20 cm
African figure in Bronze, Togo or Benin, West Africa 19th - 20th century Measurements:; 33x12x10cm
Horse Rider, Pierre-Jules Mene, (1810-1879), 19th century French school Measurements: 74 x 60 x 24 cm
Musical Angels - Viennese School, Tin, 19th Century. These charming musical angel pieces, crafted in tin in the 19th century, are an exquisite example of the Viennese School. With delicate details on their white garments adorned with red buttons and colorful wings, these figures radiate childlike charm and infectious joy. The attention to detail in the making of the garments and wings reflects the craftsmanship of the period, capturing the innocence and joy that characterize these angelic representations. 48x19x18
Pair of sculptures representing sowing and harvesting, France, 19th century. Corrugated iron and wooden base. Dimensions: 28 x 8 x 10 cm.
Patinated bronze sculpture depicting a parrot on a branch, France, 19th century. Dimensions: 74 x 23 x 29 cm.
Pair of Beaux Arts vases in patinated Art Deco bronze from the late 19th century. Measurements each: 36 x 19 x 11 cm
Art Nouveau - Pair of Young French Street Vendors in Patinated Bronze, France, 19th Century. Patinated bronze, 26 x 12 x 10 cm
Young Lady with Little Bird, French Art Nouveau, late 19th century. In bronze, 33 x 15 x 16 cm
Bronze Ship with Dragon, 19th Century, Chinese School, 19th Century. Measures 38 x 23 x 27 cm
Great Chinese God Gandhi in bronze from the 19th century, end of the Qing Dynasty (circa 1900). Measures 40 x 20 x 17 cm
Bronze sculpture of a bull with a wooden base, 20th century, signed Martínez. Bronze and wood, 42 cm x 21 cm x 21 cm
Pair of Chinese vases with dragons. Chinese School. 19th century. Patinated bronze. A pair of hu-shaped Chinese vases, richly ornamented with high-relief motifs of ascending dragons, symbols of power, strength, and imperial protection. The surface features incised decoration of geometric patterns and floral bands that envelop the lower and middle portions of each vase, accentuating the verticality of the serpentine figures. The meticulously sculpted dragons cling to the belly of the vessel with great dynamism, displaying undulating bodies and open jaws that emphasize their mythological energy. The execution reveals a mastery of volume and an expressiveness rooted in symbolism linked to Chinese ritual art, especially that of the late Qing dynasty. These pieces, more than decorative elements, evoke the spiritual dimension of the dragon in the Eastern cultural imagination. Dimensions: 26 × 16 × 16 cm.
Shiva Nataraja. Indo-Tamil School. 20th Century. Cast bronze. Dimensions: 23 x 14 x 7 cm. The figure represents Shiva in his aspect as Nataraja, the Lord of the Cosmic Dance, at the moment of destroying and renewing the universe. The sculpture shows the dancing god within the ring of fire (prabhamandala), with one leg raised and the other resting on the demon Apasmara, symbol of ignorance. The details of the serene face, the adornments, and the position of the arms convey balance and dynamism. The precise modeling and harmonious proportions demonstrate the refined craftsmanship of South India during the 20th century, a direct heir to the bronze-casting traditions of Tamil Nadu. The piece combines spirituality and technical mastery, embodying the cyclical energy of the cosmos according to Hindu iconography.
Horse in a rearing position. European School. 20th Century. Bronze sculpture with silver plating. Dimensions: 16 x 10 x 14 cm. The piece depicts a horse in a rearing position, captured in full motion with its head raised and mane flowing. The naturalistic treatment of the modeling and the anatomical tension of the body reveal the influence of 20th-century European academicism. The metallic sheen of the silver plating enhances the muscular lines and the dynamism of the figure. The composition combines balance and energy, highlighting the sculptural skill in representing animal movement. This work synthesizes the modern taste for pure forms and the homage to classical equestrian tradition.
Roman figure. Neoclassical School. 18th century. Cast bronze. Dimensions: 15 x 6 x 4 cm. This small sculpture represents a Roman male figure, inspired by the aesthetic canons of 18th-century European Neoclassicism. The body is modeled with idealized proportions, highlighting the serenity of the face and the upright posture. The patinated finish lends nobility and sobriety to the piece. The sculpture belongs to the Neoclassical decorative tradition influenced by the discoveries at Pompeii and Herculaneum, reflecting the veneration of the classical ideal and the pursuit of formal purity characteristic of Enlightenment art.
Cristo en crucifijo de bronce y madera Medidas 20x15x4 cm
Cristo fundido sobre cruz de hierro. Escuela modernista catalana del siglo XIX a inicios siglo XX Hierro fundido parcialmente esmaltado. Figura de Cristo sobre cruz de remates lobulados y base tripartita. El cuerpo crucificado, resuelto en forma hierática y rígida, se distingue por sus proporciones estilizadas, la disposición frontal y simétrica de las extremidades, y el tratamiento geométrico de la vestimenta. El rostro, de ojos almendrados y barba marcada, se cubre con corona trilobulada y elementos vegetales que refuerzan su iconografía como Cristo Rey. La presencia de esmaltes de colores en la túnica y el cinturón otorgan una dimensión ornamental que enriquece el carácter simbólico del conjunto. La ejecución refleja una sensibilidad arcaizante, cercana a la tradición gótica, reinterpretada en el contexto devocional del Siglo XVIII. Medidas: 75 × 50 × 29 cm
German bronze mortar, Germanic School. 17th century. Cast and chased bronze. The mortar has a truncated conical shape with two side handles and a body profusely decorated with friezes of vegetal scrolls and mythological figures in relief. The upper part is topped by an ornamental epigraphic inscription that runs around the perimeter, probably commemorating or alluding to the object's medicinal use. The piece is accompanied by its original pestle, also in bronze, which underscores its excellent state of preservation. The quality of the modeling, the density of the ornamentation, and the balance of forms demonstrate remarkable technical mastery on the part of the founder, placing this piece within the high-quality German production of the period. Its morphology and iconographic repertoire link it to Renaissance mortars from the Germanic world, used in both apothecaries and wealthy homes. Its importance lies not only in its functionality but also in its artistic value as a decorative and symbolic object. Dimensions: 12 × 14 × 14 cm
Mortar with pestle German Gothic, 14th - 15th centuries With pestle, measurements: 18 x 17 cm
Molded and engraved pewter. Spouted jug with a slightly convex cylindrical body, a truncated conical base, and a tall neck, ending in a spout with raised vegetal decoration. The body is decorated with engraved floral and geometric motifs and features two anthropomorphic heads in high relief as lateral decorative elements. Made of high-quality pewter, the piece reveals meticulous craftsmanship in the engraving and modeling, highlighting the delicacy of the ornamental details. Its typology corresponds to the ceremonial or utilitarian jugs typical of 17th-century Central European households, used both for serving beverages and for domestic display. The balance of its silhouette, the rich ornamentation, and its excellent state of preservation make this piece an outstanding example of German metalwork from the Baroque period. Dimensions: 21 × 13 × 21 cm
