What periods do these stone heads date from?

The pieces span from the seventeenth century through to the early twentieth century, with a strong representation of nineteenth-century European sculpture. Examples range from seventeenth-century Italian Baroque fragments to Victorian Neoclassical portraits and turn-of-the-century alabaster studies.

Where were these sculptures made?

The majority originate from European workshops, with particular emphasis on Italian and French provenance. Sculptors in these regions worked with native stones like Carrara marble and alabaster to create classical and portrait subjects.

How should I display a marble bust at home?

These sculptures require a sturdy, stable surface such as a heavy wooden console table, a dedicated column, or a robust mantelpiece. Because stone is exceptionally heavy, ensure the placement supports the substantial weight of marble or alabaster safely.

Are these pieces signed by the artists?

Certain sculptures bear the carved signature or mark of the original nineteenth-century sculptor near the base or on the reverse. Signed works connect the piece directly to known European studios and established makers of the period.

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These carved stone female head sculptures bring classical grace and refined portraiture into a room.

1920 - 1940

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An English Marble Bust of a Lady

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Carved Stone Female Head

An English Marble Bust of a Lady

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