Figurines & Sculptures

The figurines and sculptures collection brings together busts and torsos in antiqued marble, objects in sandstone or antiqued stone, and statues with marble bases, inspired by classical sculpture and Roman imperial portraits, with textures and patinas that imitate the passage of time.

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10 products
10 products
Set of 2 porcelain cups with flowers, blue/white, 27 cm −24% GoodwillSet of 2 porcelain cups with flowersBlue/white, 27 cmCode BV 10108 €45,95€60,95Made to order
Hermes Bust, Antiqued Marble −29% The MetHermes BustAntiqued marbleCode TM0255 €2.738,95€3.911,95
Julius Caesar Bust, antiqued marble −64% The MetJulius Caesar BustAntiqued marbleCode TM0183 €1.802,95€5.148,95
Dual Object, vintage brass finish, set of 2 −29% EichholtzDual ObjectVintage brass finish, set of 2Code 117253 €1.295,95€1.850,95
Lion Object, stoneware −29% The MetLion ObjectStonewareCode TM0371 €1.439,95€2.056,95
Aristo Torso, antique bronze finish −43% EichholtzAristo TorsoAntique bronze finishCode 117007 €1.036,95€1.850,95
Imperial Roman Bust, antiqued stone −30% The MetImperial Roman BustAntiqued stoneCode TM0080 €1.583,95€2.262,95
Zeus figurine, antiqued marble −29% The MetZeus figurineAntiqued marbleCode TM0042 €1.439,95€2.056,95
Rodondo Horse Figurine −30% EichholtzRodondo Horse FigurineCode 107403 €717,95€1.025,95
Bust of Lucius Verus, antiqued marble −30% The MetBust of Lucius VerusAntiqued marbleCode TM0020 €1.655,95€2.365,95

About the Figurines & Sculptures collection

The figurines and sculptures collection brings together busts and torsos in antiqued marble, objects in sandstone or antiqued stone, and statues with marble bases, inspired by classical sculpture and Roman imperial portraits, with textures and patinas that imitate the passage of time.

Alongside the Eichholtz designs, the collection includes The Met pieces from the licensed Metropolitan Museum of Art collection, suited to a library, a study or a console as a discreet cultural accent — not turning the room into a formal gallery, just adding a touch of history.