How do I clean marble sculptures?

Dust the surface regularly with a soft, dry cloth to prevent grime accumulation. Avoid using water, soap, or household cleaners, as these substances can stain or etch the porous stone.

Where were these sculptures made?

The majority originate from nineteenth-century European workshops, particularly in Italy and France. Sculptors working in regional hubs like Florence and Carrara produced many of the portrait busts and figural pieces.

Are all these pieces made of marble?

While marble is the dominant material, several pieces utilise alabaster or general stone. Alabaster offers a softer, more translucent finish compared to the dense crystalline structure of Carrara marble.

How can I identify the subject of a bust?

Look for carved inscriptions on the base, shoulders, or rear of the sculpture naming the sitter. Attributes such as armour, laurel wreaths, or specific headwear often indicate mythological figures, rulers, or literary characters.

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These pieces of carved white stone sculpture span neoclassical portraiture, mythological figures and architectural fragments from the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries.