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Flemish Medieval Crucifixion GroupA wonderful Flemish Medieval sculpture depicting a group of three figures from a crucifixion scene carved in limestone. This limestone sculpture features detailed depictions of three figures, including armour, helmets, and attire from the era. The figures that flank the central figure of Christ are possibly two centurions that were present at his crucifixion. The small dowel hole in the figure to the lefts hand may have allowed the attachment of a

Based on an original Roman bronze from 1st Century BC

A huge beautifully cast pair of very elegant 1930s composite stone Acanthus leaf urns with their original plinths

A large pair of Dogs of Foo

This particular piece is from the collection of sculptures from the 1754 dig at the Roman Villa dei Papiri (Villa of the Papyri) in Herculaneum - one of the most luxurious houses in the Roman world

in praise of shadows Jun 'Ichiro Tanizaki comments on the role of the ‘Shoji’ in the interaction of light and shadows and the power of their tones reflecting on the subtle nuances of life

With losses and restoration appropriate with age

This particular pair feature an unusually shaped finial in the form of a cuboctahedron (exacedron abscisus vacuus)

with medieval references linking to the fashion for Gothic Revival

and about the way we quietly inherit and observe the places we live

with polychrome accents

the female form

The colour and patination are perfect

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