Sculpture have to be in sync with us
Over the years we have been realizing how careful we have to be in chosing our sculptures. They have to be in sync with us and the main question we are asking ourselves when shopping (technical questions aside) is: do we like them? Are we really convinced that they match us? Sculpture stays with us a long time, they seem to us more like family members. We are convinced they chose their future owners and we have no say in the matter. They can be exacting, too, like letting us know who they prefer to have in the same room with them and whose proximity they’d rather not suffer. They have a mind of their own.
Stock European Sculptures
Saint John
ID: 16620
Age: Mid 18th century
Origin: Austria
Size: 49 cm
Head of St.Joseph
ID: 15618
Age: mid 18th century
Size: 28 cm
Material: Wood sculpture with polychrome
Info: Probably used in a nativity scene
Stock Asian Sculptures
Seated Shan Buddha
ID: 15553
Age: 19th century
Origin: Burma
Size: 73 cm
Material: Wood sculpture with glass inlay and traces of gold pigment
Seated Buddha
ID: 15446
Age: 19th century
Origin: Burma
Size: 117 cm
Material: Lacquer with traces of gold
Head of Buddha
ID: 15564
Age: 14th century
Origin: Vietnam
Size: 49 cm with stand
Material: Wood with traces of lacquer and gold pigments
Buddha Torso Chen Sen
ID: 15471
Age: 16th century
Origin: Thailand
Size: Height: 33 cm with stand
Material: Bronze with jade-like patina
Japanese Buddha
ID: 16243
Age: Edo period
Origin: Japanese
Size: 90 cm
Material: Wood sculpture
Hanuman
ID: 16262
Age: 19th century
Origin: India
Size: 90 cm
Matzerial: Alabaster sculpture
Now, since images say more than words:
Image 1. Sebastian Image 2. Jesus child Image 3. St. Sebastian
We are an international gallery that exhibits regularly in London and the USA. Our warehouse focuses on antique textiles, antique rugs, European and Asian sculptures, ceramics and other artifacts.
