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Marble sculptures

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Torso. Roman Imperial period, 1st–2nd centuries A.

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Torso. Roman Imperial period, 1st–2nd centuries A.D. White, fine-grained marble, height 32 cm. Torso of a young man in a contrapposto pose with his left leg as the supporting leg. A cloak drapes down over the right shoulder. Mounted on a relief-decorated architectural fragment made of giallo antico. The arms, legs above the knees, and neck are broken. A peg hole in the neck for the separately crafted head. Provenance: Formerly in the collection of A.M., Ascona/Amsterdam. Acquired in 1987 from

Estimation

8 000 - 10 000 €

Mourning Eros. Roman Imperial period, 2nd century

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Mourning Eros. Roman Imperial period, 2nd century A.D. White-gray, fine-grained marble. H 79 cm. Trapezophore consisting of a pillar that widens slightly at the top. Leaning against it is a mourning, nude Eros, supported by an upturned torch. A wreath of ivy rests in his hair, which features the forehead lock typical of Eros. Assembled from two fragments; the feet, right hand, and left arm are missing. Provenance: From a private collection in Berlin. Formerly Gorny & Mosch Auction 210, 2012,

Estimation

12 000 - 15 000 €

Head of Apollo. Roman Imperial period, 3rd century

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Head of Apollo. Roman Imperial period, 3rd century A.D. White, fine-grained marble. H 29 cm. Idealized androgynous, slightly larger-than-life head with long hair parted in the middle and tied into a bun at the nape of the neck. The head is adorned with a lush laurel wreath. The individual strands of hair are separated by deep drill grooves, indicating a date in the late Roman Imperial period. Includes a copy of the invoice! Faded surface. Broken at the neck. Nose broken. Right eyebrow and righ

Estimation

17 600 - 22 000 €

Head of a young man as a worshipper of Isis. Roman

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Head of a young man as a worshipper of Isis. Roman Imperial period, 2nd quarter of the 3rd century A.D. White, fine-grained marble. H 29 cm. Life-size portrait of an adolescent man with short hair styled in the manner of Severus Alexander. The head was carved from an existing portrait, from which the sculptor left a few strands of hair behind the right ear. Another section of the original surface at the back of the head allows the first version to be dated to the 1st century A.D. Chipping on the

Estimation

9 600 - 12 000 €

Hermes Propylaios. Hellenistic, 2nd–1st centuries

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Hermes Propylaios. Hellenistic, 2nd–1st centuries B.C. White, fine-grained marble, height 20 cm. Almost fully three-dimensional head with a flattened back. Head of Hermes with a thick full beard that falls in long waves onto the chest. The hair is combed into corkscrew curls that are uniformly directed forward. Additional curls fall vertically down over the ears. A thick headband rests in the hair. Broken at the neck; the nose, beard, hair, and forehead are chipped. Provenance: From a private

Estimation

9 600 - 12 000 €

Head of an aging Silenus. Roman Imperial period, 2

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Head of an aging Silenus. Roman Imperial period, 2nd century A.D. White, fine-grained marble. Mounted on a fragment of ancient architecture. H 19.5 cm (23 cm with base). The aged follower of Dionysus sports a woolly beard. His bald head is adorned with an ivy wreath. Only a remnant of hair remains around his ears and at the nape of his neck. The wreath was likely adorned with separately inserted foliage, which was attached to the forehead via four drill holes. Includes a copy of the invoice! F

Estimation

9 600 - 12 000 €

Bust of a togatus. 3rd century A.D. Height: 59 cm.

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Bust of a togatus. 3rd century A.D. Height: 59 cm. Gray-veined Carrara marble. The subject was a high-ranking member of the Roman upper class. He wears a toga contabulata in the style of the 3rd century AD, with a neatly folded balteus. The elaborate draping of the garment was so complex that the wearer required assistance in putting it on. Provenance: From Hofberg Castle near Landshut. Part of a southern German noble family’s collection since the 19th century.

Estimation

4 000 - 5 000 €

Female torso. Roman Imperial period, 1st century C

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Female torso. Roman Imperial period, 1st century CE. White, fine-grained marble, height 21 cm. The section preserved extends from the hips to just below the knees of a sub-life-size figure of a girl. The girl was dressed in a peplos, the drape of which is still preserved at the right hip. The left leg was positioned slightly forward, so that the thigh is visible through the garment. The straight right leg is also visible beneath the heavy garment, while the sides and back are entirely covered by

Estimation

4 000 - 5 000 €

Female torso with a peplos. Roman, 1st–2nd centuri

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Female torso with a peplos. Roman, 1st–2nd centuries CE. Height 39.5 cm with base; height 27.5 cm without base. White, fine-grained crystalline marble. The surviving portion consists of a female torso that was clad in a peplos fastened with a belt below the bust. Remnants of a support are visible on the right side. With an original pedestal made of breccia. Surface chipped in places; broken below the knees; arms broken below the shoulders; head and neck missing. Provenance: Formerly in the pri

Estimation

2 240 - 2 800 €

Bust of a Roman lady. 1st century A.D. White, fine

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Bust of a Roman lady. 1st century A.D. White, fine-grained marble. Height: 38 cm (including base). A smaller-than-life portrait of a woman of the Roman upper class with an elaborate, luxurious hairstyle consisting of three rows of curls above the forehead, side braids, and a long bun at the nape of the neck. The bust—which may be ancient but is certainly not part of the original sculpture—is carved from white marble with gray veining and depicts a richly adorned robe in the style of the 2nd

Estimation

2 400 - 3 000 €

Head of Eros. Roman, 2nd–3rd centuries CE. H 16.5

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Head of Eros. Roman, 2nd–3rd centuries CE. H 16.5 cm. White, fine-grained marble. Head of Eros, broken at the upper shoulder, with a topknot and a dynamic turn to the left. Provenance: From a private collection in Berlin. Formerly in Gorny & Mosch Auction 206, 2012, lot 252; formerly in the collection of Mme. Monique Loesinger, Lutry, Switzerland. Previously offered by Gorny & Mosch 145, 2005, lot 332.

Estimation

960 - 1 200 €

Fontaines Pétrifiantes
de Saint-Nectaire. Limeston

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Fontaines Pétrifiantes

Estimation

70 - 100 €

Italian Carved Alabaster Falcon Sculptures, Pair
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7 janvier | 17:00

Italian Carved Alabaster Falcon Sculptures, Pair

Mise à prix

90 €

Anonymous.
Stone book-shaped object. Approx. 30.5

live 11 décembre | 10:00

Anonymous.

Estimation

80 - 120 €

Wachter, Rudolf
(1923 Bernried – Munich 2011). Rol

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Wachter, Rudolf

Estimation

340 - 500 €

Head of an Apostle
Limestone sculpture
H. 27 x 15

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Head of an Apostle

Estimation

2 000 - 3 000 €

School, circa 1900.
Regula photo holder decorated

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School, circa 1900.

Estimation

30 - 50 €

Victory of Samothrace.
Large resin sculpture with

live 11 janvier | 10:00

Victory of Samothrace.

Estimation

40 - 60 €

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