Gill Coe Antiques & Interiors has dated this Grand Tour Bronze Bust to the 19th Century.
Helen of Troy described him as, ‘huge Ajax, bulwark of the Achaeans’. He is one of the strongest warriors for the Achaeans, second only to his cousin Achilles. His epic duel with Hector, resulting in a tie, is detailed in the seventh book of the famed poem by Homer.

The eagle to the front of the helmet relates to the eagle which was sent as a sign from Zeus (Ajax's grandfather) at the time of Ajax’s birth, and the scene to the top of the helmet symbolises Ajax's education from Chiron the centaur.
It measures 36cm high and is in good condition.
Gill Coe Antiques & Interiors has dated this Grand Tour Bronze Bust to the 19th Century.
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