A ROMAN BRONZE THEATRE MASK

A Roman bronze theatre mask of a goddess Circa 2nd Century A.D. With large eyes and slightly parted full lips, wearing a diadem over centrally parted hair, two long curls framing her face, 10.2cm hig

Two Roman head appliqués, 2nd - 3rd century Two bronze appliqués, one in the form of a theatre mask, the other showing a bearded silen with a snub nose. Intact. Excellent patina. Length 4 cm

Fabulous French bronzes with wonderful Patina. Both draped in antique roman/greek garments. One is holding a theatre mask, the other a sword. Highly detailed. Attributed to Albert Ernest Carrier Belle

1st-2nd century AD. A group of three theatre masks, possibly tragic female masks, each with decorated headpiece, large eyes, closed mouths, full cheeks and fleshy chins. 87 grams total, 43-44mm (1 3/4

BRONZE THEATRE MASK H 6" W 5.5" Chain on back for hanging.

19th C Roman bronze mask. 1 7/8 in H x 3 5/8 in W x 3 1/8 in D. Shipping in USA or International please contact both UPS stores for quote: James Lawrence, UPS Store 4356, 954-463-0444, FloridaUPS@gmai

Continental, first half 20th century. A Neoclassical style Vernis Martin giltwood demilune vitrine or display case, having an overhanging top, a scrolled acanthine frieze with Roman theatre masks and

Roman Bronze Lion Mask Applique, c. 2nd-3rd Century A.D. Roman, c. 2nd-3rd Century A.D. Facing head of a lion with strong features, almond shaped eyes gazing forward, wavy mane surrounding the head, h

Ca. AD 100 - 200. A Roman bronze silenus mask applique with a fillet of ivy and berries along the bald plate. The facial elements feature almond-shaped eyes deeply set below furrowed, overhanging brow

A Roman glass theatre mask, c. 1st - 3rd Century AD, molded in deep blue glass with good style and detail. 3.4 x 3 cm. Cf. Philipp von Zabern, Reflections on Ancient Glass from the Borowski Collection

A vintage Japanese Noh mask crafted from bronze exuding a captivating theatrical presence. Adorned with a distinctive beard, this mask carries an air of wisdom and character, typical of traditional No

Tallest 13"

Lot of 2 Ancient Roman, Bronze Theater Masks of Actor c.1st-2nd century AD. Size 24 - 25 mm. likely from a furniture fitting? Perfect condition. Provenance: ex New York City Collection acquired from L

Rome, Imperial Period, ca. 1st to 4th century CE. This is a bronze applique in the form of an actor's mask that stands out because of its truly amazing condition - aside from a smooth black-green pati

A pair of antique Japanese Noh Theatre bronze masks. The masks depict various grimaces. Unmarked. Noh is a major form of classical Japanese dance drama that has been performed since the 14th century.

After Modigliani Bronze Death Mask By Roman Bronze Works. History: The plaster cast for the Modigliani Death Mask was taken by his friends, Moise Kisling and Jacques Lipshitz. A Friend of theirs, a Ne

A choice Roman ceramic lamp with theatre mask, 2nd century AD, extremely well detailed, the mouth open wide, the body of the lamp round with short rounded nozzle, the narrow flat shoulders set off fro

Ancient Roman Bronze cupid statue holding the mask og gorgon (1st - 3rd CENTURY AD)(Inventory code: UA4-30)Reference:Condition: Very Fine

A late 19th century French Cartel clock by Japy Freres, Paris. 8-day time and strike movement, embossed Brass dial with porcelain markers and Roman numerals. Bronze Rococo style case with masks and Gr

A Roman mosaic glass half inlay of a female 'New Comedy' theatre mask Circa 1st Century B.C.-1st Century A.D. The opaque white mask with thin blue lines delineating the nose and eye, red open mouth,

Small mask formed of a thin plate of gilded bronze and worked in repoussé. Incisions of cold anatomical details. Recalls the faces of masks in stucco and cardboard from the Greco-Roman period. Larg

Ancient Roman Bronze figure Of Hercules c.1st-2nd century AD. Size 3 3/4 inches high + mount. Attractive ancient bronze figure of Hercules standing wearing lion mask. custom mounted. Provenance: From

Lot 57 Bronze Mask of Mercury height: 11 1/4 inches base: 7 x 6 inches Additional Information: bronze mask with natural green patina mounted to base depicting the Roman god Mercury or Hypnos Pr

Ca. 100 AD.A bronze head of Silenus, a mythological satyr associated with the theatre and revelry. The face is rather comic, featuring a large, curling beard and mustache, close-together eyes, a snub