SEVERO CALZETTA DA RAVENNA'S SCHOOL (Ravenna, 1465-1543), XVII CENTURY.
Satyr holding a candelabra

XVIII CENTURY (?)
Bronze shield. Inspired by archeological motifs.

MANUFACTURE FROM THE XVII-XVIII CENTURY
Bathing woman. Inspired by a Giambologna design

FOUNDRY ACTIVE IN THE FIRST DECADES OF THE XIX CENTURY
Hercules "Hepitrapezios" (sitting at the table). Inspired by ...

NEOCLASSICAL MANUFACTURE
Jug. Inspired by an archeological design.

NEOCLASSICAL MANUFACTURE
Jug. Inspired by an archeological design.

NEOCLASSICA MANUFACTURE
Jug. Inspired by an archeological design.

NEOCLASSICAL MANUFACTURE
Jug. Inspired by an archeological design.

FLORENTINA FOUNDRY, XIX CENTURY
David. Inspired by Verrocchio's design.

MANUFACTURE FROM THE XIX CENTURY
Bust of Maria de' Medici

PANDIANI FOUNDRY (?), XIX CENTURY
Inkwell

VENETIAN FOUNDRY, XVI-XVII CENTURY
Fleeing Satyr (Marsyas?)

XVII CENTURY MANUFACTURE
Crucified Christ. Inspired by a Giambologna design.

XVII CENTURY MANUFACTURE
Bathing Venus. Inspired by a Giambologna design.

FRENCH MANUFACTURE (?), XVIII-XIX CENTURY
Two lions

XVIII CENTURY'S MANUFACTURE
Mortar

VENETIAN FOUNDRY, XVII CENTURY (?)
Pair of engraved candelabra

BRONZE ARTIST ACTIVE IN THE EARLY XIX CENTURY
Pair with lion and lioness

FOUNDRY FROM THE VENETIAN AREA NEAR PADUA, XVI-XVII CENTURY
Kronos

FLEMISH BRONZE ARTIST (?), XVII-XVIII CENTURY
John the Baptist's Severed Head

FOUNDRY (PANDIANI?), XIX CENTURY
Puteal. Inspired by Niccolò de Conti's design

FRENCH FOUNDRY, EARLY XIX CENTURY
Nymph. Inspired by an archeological design preserved at the Louvre.

NORTHERN EUROPE FOUNDRY, XVII-XVII CENTURY
Two-flame candelabra

ITALIAN FOUNDRY, XIX CENTURY
Couple of holy water fonts.

VENETIAN ARTIST XVI-XVII CENTURY
Madonna in Glory

ITALIAN FOUNDRY XVI-XVII CENTURY
Christ at the column

XVII-XVIII CENTURY (?)
The Ecstasy of St. Cecilia

GUGLIELMO DELLA PORTA STYLE, XVII-XVIII CENTURY
Deposition of Christ

NORTHERN EUROPE, XVI-XVII CENTURY
Ecce Homo

GIAMBOLOGNA (Douai, 1529- Firenze 1608)'S MODEL WITH VARIATIONS, XVII CENTURY (?)
Horse in step