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Sculptures
Collection
Image Code S01 |
Catalogue No.: S01
Description: A true copy of a
Smilodon fatalis, mounted
on a rocky stand. Made
from resin.
Size: H770 x L830mm. |
Image Code S02 |
Catalogue No.: S02
Description:
Large salt water crocodile (Crocodylus porosus)
in bronze.
Size: 2800 x 420mm. |
Image Code S03 |
Catalogue No.: S03
Description: Large bronze sculpture
of Western Gorilla from the
Republic of the Congo.
This piece is finely detailed.
Size: H1050 x L1700mm. |
Image Code S04 |
Catalogue No.: S04
Description: A fine bronze
sculpture of a
Brown Bear (Ursus
arctos) in
a natural setting.
Size: H1050 x L1400mm.
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Image Code S05 |
Catalogue No.: S05
Description: Large bronze sculpture
of a Galapagos Tortoise,
the largest tortoise
to roam the earth.
Size: H1600mm. |
Image Code S06 |
Catalogue No.: S06
Description: Chinese mantis (Tenodera
sinensis) sculpture in
bronze.
Size: H1100 x L1300mm.
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Image Code S07 |
Catalogue No.: S07
Description: An extinct type of rhino from
the Pleistocene period (Elasmotherium) Asia, Siberia. Bronze sculpture.
Elasmotherium ("Thin Plate Beast") was a genus of giant rhinoceros
which stood, on average, 2 metres high and 6 metres long, with a single
two-meter-long horn in the forehead. The animal may have weighed up to
5 tonnes. Its legs were longer than those of other rhinos and were designed
for galloping, giving it a horse-like gait.
Size: H940 x L1600mm. |
Image Code S08 |
Catalogue No.: S08
Description: Eobasileus. This unique
North American (Wyoming) dinocerate mammal
roamed the earth in
the late Eocene period. Bronze sculpture.
Dinocerata
("terrible horn") mammals are an extinct order of plant-eating,
rhinoceros-like hoofed creatures famous for their paired horns.
Size: H1000 x L1700mm. |
Image Code S09 |
Catalogue No.: S09
Description: Smilodon lion,
which roamed the Americas
in the late
Pleistocene period. A full bronze sculpture.
Size: H980 x L1720mm. |
Image Code S10
Image Code S10a |
Catalogue No.: S10
Description: Bronze sculpture
of
Coelodonta antiquitatis.
This very large
bronze sculpture is a full-sized representation of a wooly rhinoceros
standing on its own bronze base. It has a very high level of detail of the
characteristics of the wooly rhino. It has been cast from high grade bronze
and finished by skilled artisans.
An adult
wooly rhinoceros was 3 to 4 metres in length on average. The Woolly
rhinoceros could grow up to be 3.3 meters tall. Two horns on the skull were
made of keratin, the anterior horn being 1 metre (3 feet) in length, with a
smaller horn between its eyes.
The wooly rhinoceros
was found across Siberia during the Pleistocene period.
Size: H2200 x L3000mm. |
Image Code S11 |
Catalogue No.: S11
Description: Saber toothed cat (Dinofelis)
which lived in
the late Pliocene to Middle Pleistocene era, in Africa. Bronze sculpture.
Size: H800 x L1200mm. |
Image Code S12 |
Catalogue No.: S12
Description: Metal sculpture
constructed from re-cycled engine and
other car parts is a fine piece of
art. Based on the Styracosaurus which lived in North America, late
Cretaceous
Period.
Size: H2000 x L3800mm. |
Image Code S13
Image Code S13a |
Catalogue No.: S13
Description: Large bronze sculpture
of African giraffe
(Giraffa
camelopardalis).
Size: H4300 x L1800mm. |
Image Code S14 |
Catalogue No.: S14
Description: Bronze sculpture of 3
giant frogs (Conraua
Goliath) on hollowed tree stump.
Size: H1430 x L1500mm. |
Image Code S15 |
Catalogue No.: S15
Description: Bronze sculpture of a
Nimravus, a native cat
of North America,
early Oligocene to early Miocene.
Size: L1700 x W160mm. |
Image Code S16 |
Catalogue No.: S16
Description: Bronze sculpture of an
Iguana iguana from
Central America.
Size: H400 x L1270mm. |
Image Code S17 |
Catalogue No.: S17
Description: Gigantic African
Mantis (Sphodromantis viridis) sculpture in bronze. A truly larger
than life
sculpture.
Size: H2100 x 2450mm. |
Image Code S18 |
Catalogue No.: S18
Description: Bronze sculpture of
Black Bear (Ursus
americanus)
catching a fish.
Size: H830 x 1200mm. |
Image Code S19 |
Catalogue No.: S19
Description: Turtle (Archelon)
in bronze, late Cretaceous
period, in coral
surroundings.
Size: H900 x L1200mm. |
Image Code S20 |
Catalogue No.: S20
Description: Bronze sculpture of
warthog (Phacochoerus
africanus).
Size: H650 x L1000mm. |
Image Code S21 |
Catalogue No.: S21
Description: Bronze sculpture of
Common Chimpanzee
(Pan troglodytes).
Size: H750 x L1000mm. |
Image Code S22 |
Catalogue No.: S22
Description: Bronze sculpture of a
Desert tortoise.
(Gopherus
agassizii).
Size: L480 x 300mm. |
Image Code S23 |
Catalogue No.: S23
Description: Bronze sculpture of a
sphinx a zoomorphic mythological figure which is depicted as a
recumbent lion with a
human head.
Size: H630 x L1300mm. |
Image Code S24 |
Catalogue No.: S24
Description: Bronze sculpture of a
sphinx a zoomorphic mythological figure which is depicted as a
recumbent lion with a
human head.
Size: H630 x L1300mm. |
Image Code S25 |
Catalogue No.: S25
Description: Smilodon fatalis,
male, late Pleistocene.
North America. Made
from polyurethane resin.
Size: H850 x L2000mm. |
Image Code S26 |
Catalogue No.: S26
Description: Smilodon fatalis,
female and cub, late Pleistocene. North America.
Made from
polyurethane resin.
Size: H1120 x L790mm. |
Image Code S27 |
Catalogue No.: S27
Description: Smilodon lion,
which roamed the Americas
in the late
Pleistocene period. Made from polyurethane resin.
Size: 1020 x 1500mm. |
Image Code S28 |
Catalogue No.: S28
Description: Bronze table support
of Sun Bear
(Helarctos
malayanus).
Size: H700 x L1140mm. |
Image Code S29 |
Catalogue No.: S29
Description: Bronze table support
of resting chimpanzee
in tree trunks.
Size: H680 x L860mm. |
Image Code S30 |
Catalogue No.: S30
Description: Turtle (Archelon)
table support in bronze,
late Cretaceous
period, in coral surroundings.
Size: H1800 x W700mm. |
Image Code S31 |
Catalogue No.: S31
Description:
"Alien" sculpture made from fibre-glass resin.
Size: H1600 x 380mm. |
Image Code S32 |
Catalogue No.: S32
Description: Megantereon saber cat,
late Miocene to early Pleistocene, Africa.
Made from polyurethane resin, and
finished in
natural colours. Mounted on a tree-trunk.
Size: L1200 x W900mm. |
Image Code S33 |
Catalogue No.: S33
Description: Two Megantereon saber
cats, late Miocene to early Pleistocene, Africa.
Made from polyurethane resin, and
finished in
natural colours. Mounted on a tree-trunk.
Size: H1500 x L1100mm. |
Image Code S34 |
Catalogue No.: S34
Description: American bison (Bison
bison). Made from
Polyurethane resin.
Size: H1900 x L3600mm. |
Image Code S35 |
Catalogue No.: S35
Description: American astronaut,
life-size and made from polyurethane
resin.
Size: L1700 x W320mm. |
Image Code S36 |
Catalogue No.: S36
Description:
Komodo dragon, sculpted from solid wood.
Size: 1800 x 300mm. |
Image Code S37 |
Catalogue No.: S37
Description: Megantereon saber cat,
late Miocene to earlyPleistocene, Africa.
Made from polyurethane resin, and
finished in
natural colours. Mounted on a tree-trunk.
Size: H1200 x W900mm. |
Image Code S38 |
Catalogue No.: S38
Description: Smilodon fatalis,
mounted on a rocky stand,
made from resin.
Size: H760 x L830mm. |
Image Code S39 |
Catalogue No.: S39
Description: Smilodon fatalis,
mounted on a rocky stand,
made from resin.
Size: H500 x L730mm. |
Image Code S40 |
Catalogue No.: S40
Description:
Cow and calf, fibre glass sculptures.
Size: 2050x1550,1240x980mm. |
Image Code S42 |
Catalogue No.: S42
Description: A scaled resin
sculpture of
‘Sue’ the famous T-Rex skeleton in the USA.
Size: 1200 x 250mm. |
Image Code S43 |
Catalogue No.: S43
Description: Scaled wood carving of
a Styracosaurus,
well defined.
Size: 540 x 220mm. |
Image Code S44 |
Catalogue No.: S44
Description: Scaled wood carving of
a Stegosaurus,
well defined.
Size: 640 x 300mm. |
Image Code S45 |
Catalogue No.: S45
Description:
Scaled wood carving of a Triceratops.
Size: 570 x 230mm. |
Image Code S46 |
Catalogue No.: S46
Description:
Scaled wood carving of a Proceratosaurus.
Size: 630 x 425mm. |
Image Code S47 |
Catalogue No.: S47
Description:
Scaled wood carving of a Tyrannosaurus Rex.
Size: 340 x 300mm. |
Image Code S48 |
Catalogue No.: S48
Description: Bronze T-Rex embryo in
sculpted egg by V.M.Pracas.
Quantity 11 pieces.
Size: 405 x 140mm. |
Image Code S49 |
Catalogue No.: S49
Description:
Bronze sculpture of a green tree frog.
Size: 250 x 85mm. |
Image Code S50 |
Catalogue No.: S50
Description: A sculpture of a
Tiliqua rugosa. Made
from fibro
compound.
Tiliqua rugosa is a short tailed and slow moving species of
blue-tongued skink found in Australia
Size: 335 x 170mm. |
Image Code S51 |
Catalogue No.: S51
Description: Australian Blue-Tongue Lizard, Stone Carving.
Size: 625 x 140mm. |
Image Code S52 |
Catalogue No.: S52
Description: Bronze Sculpture of a Raptor Dinosaur - by the
artist Victor M. Pracas.
Size: 725 x 90mm. |
Image Code S53
Image Code S53a |
Catalogue No.: S53
Description: Bronze Sculpture of a Spinosaurus Dinosaur - by
the artist Victor M. Pracas. 6 pieces.
Size: 260 X 235mm. |
Image Code S54 |
Catalogue No.: S54
Description: Bronze Sculpture of a Frog. 2 pieces.
Size: 300 x 225mm. |
Image Code S55 |
Catalogue No.: S55
Description: Sculpture of an "alien".
Size: 1650mm. |
Image Code S56 |
Catalogue No.: S56
Description: Sculpture of a Pterodactyl.
Size: 1070 x 500mm. |
Image Code S57 |
Catalogue No.: S57
Description: Wall-Mounted Rhinoceros Head. Resin.
Size: 1800 x 850mm. |
Image Code S58
Image Code S58a
Image Code S58b |
Catalogue No.: S58
Description: Bronze Mammoth. Cast from an original
sculpture by Victor Pracas. 7 pieces.
Size: 690 x 550mm. |
Image Code S59 |
Catalogue No.: S59
Description: A scaled resin
sculpture of
‘Sue’ the famous T-Rex skeleton in the USA.
Size: 1184 x 450mm. |
Image Code S60 |
Catalogue No.: S60
Description: A German Pottery Work of Art -
depicting an intertwined group of snakes on top of an egg.
Size: 250Ømm. |
Image Code S61 |
Catalogue No.: S61
Description: Resin Sculpture of a Tyrannosaurus
rex. Very large scale model.
Size: 1700 x 1570mm. |
Image Code S62 |
Catalogue No.: S62
Description: Delicate bronze sculpture of a tree.
Size: 603 x 775mm. |
Image Code S63 |
Catalogue No.: S63
Description: Large Bronze Snail. 2 pieces.
Size: 340 X 155mm. |
Image Code S64 |
Catalogue No.: S64
Description: Bronze of a newly hatched Raptor
emerging from its egg.
3 pieces.
Size: 175 X 110mm. |
Image Code S65 |
Catalogue No.: S65
Description: Bronze Lobster. 2 pieces.
Size: 300 X 220mm. |
Image Code S66 |
Catalogue No.: S66
Description: Bronze of Sauropod embryo inside
broken egg. 3 pieces.
Size: 125Ømm. |
Image Code S67 |
Catalogue No.: S67
Description: Bronze Rabbit. 2 pieces.
Size: 420 X 140mm. |
Image Code S68 |
Catalogue No.: S68
Description: Bronze Snail - medium sized shell. 2 pieces.
Size: 230 X 200mm. |
Image Code S69 |
Catalogue No.: S69
Description: Bronze sculpture of an Oviraptor
embryo inside a broken egg. 5 pieces.
Size: 150 X 85mm. |
Image Code S70 |
Catalogue No.: S70
Description: Bronze Snail - small shell. 2 pieces.
Size: 180 X 145mm. |
Image Code S71 |
Catalogue No.: S71
Description: Small Bronze Snail. 2 pieces.
Size: 180 X 90mm. |
Image Code S72 |
Catalogue No.: S72
Description: Bronze Snail - large shell. 2 pieces.
Size: 250X250mm. |
Image Code S73
Image Code S73a |
Catalogue No.: S73
Description: Bronze of fossilised Raptor embryo in
egg. 8 pieces.
Size: 620 X 400mm. |
Image Code S74 |
Catalogue No.: S74
Description: Bronze sculpture of a
sea turtle.
Size: 440 X 290mm. |
Image Code S75 |
Catalogue No.: S75
Description:
Desert tortoise.
(Gopherus
agassizii). Bronze Sculpture.
Size: 300 X 220mm. |
Image Code S76 |
Catalogue No.: S76
Description: Ebony wood sculpted by Mexican
Indians - Indian with raised axe.
Size: 425 X 190mm. |
Image Code S77 |
Catalogue No.: S77
Description: Bronze Sculpture of an Anomalocaris.
This creature was among the largest carnivores in the oceans of the Cambrian
Period some 530 million years ago.
Size: 480 X 380mm. |
Image Code S78 |
Catalogue No.: S78
Description: Scaled Wooden Sculpture of a Deer
with Foal.
Size: 1010 X 460mm. |
Image Code S79 |
Catalogue No.: S79
Description: Scaled Wooden Sculpture of Three
Whales. Base for glassed-topped table.
Size: 570 X 510mm. |
Image Code S80 |
Catalogue No.: S80
Description: Scaled Wood Sculpture of
Tyrannosaurus Rex.
Size: 910 X 360mm. |
Image Code S81 |
Catalogue No.: S81
Description: Scaled wood carving of
a Stegosaurus,
well defined.
Size: 1500 X 440mm. |
Image Code S82 |
Catalogue No.: S82
Description: Wooden Stand.
Size: 450 X 300mm. |
Image Code S83 |
Catalogue No.: S83
Description: Wood Sculpture of Two Dolphins
Diving.
Size: 1000 X 280mm. |
Image Code S84 |
Catalogue No.: S84
Description: Wooden Stand.
Size: 360 X 250mm. |
Image Code S85 |
Catalogue No.: S85
Description: Scaled Wood Sculpture of a Dinosaur.
Size: 500 X 980mm. |
Image Code S86 |
Catalogue No.: S86
Description: Scaled Wood Sculpture of a Dinosaur.
Size: 630 X 960mm. |
Image Code S87 |
Catalogue No.: S87
Description: Scaled Wood Sculpture of a Dinosaur.
Size: 1110 X 430mm. |
Image Code S88 |
Catalogue No.: S88
Description: Scaled Bronze Sculpture of a
Triceratops.
Size: 670 X 215mm. |
Image Code S89 |
Catalogue No.: S89
Description: Dramatic Sculpture of a Peacock.
Utilises a tree root in the general shape of a peacock's body and tail with
a real peacock skull attached.
Size: 1130 X 675mm. |
Image Code S90 |
Catalogue No.: S90
Description: Stone Sculpture of an African Man.
Size: 310 X 200mm. |
Image Code S91 |
Catalogue No.: S91
Description: A Sculpture of a Chimpanzee. Carved
from solid stone in Zimbabwe.
Size: 720 X 460mm. |
Image Code S92 |
Catalogue No.: S92
Description: Clay Sculpture of Two Lizards on a
Tree Stump.
Size: 390 X 355mm. |
Image Code S94 |
Catalogue No.: S94
Description: Wood Carving from Mozambique. Man,
woman and child depicted.
Size: 460 X 590mm. |
Image Code S95 |
Catalogue No.: S95
Description: Wood Sculpture of a Sabre-Toothed
Cat.
Size: 410 X 215mm. |
Image Code S96 |
Catalogue No.: S96
Description: Wood Sculpture of Two Birds of Prey.
Size: 540 X 530mm. |
Image Code S97
Image Code S97a |
Catalogue No.: S97
Description: Wood Sculpture of a Komodo Dragon.
Size: 555 X 305mm. |
Image Code S98 |
Catalogue No.: S98
Description: Wood Sculpture of an Otter.
Size: 360 X 100mm. |
Image Code S99
Image Code S99a |
Catalogue No.: S99
Description: Wood Sculpture of a Cheetah.
Size: 685 X 700mm. |
Image Code S101 |
Catalogue No.: S101
Description: Bronze Sculpture of a Snail.
Size: 195 X 90mm. |
Image Code S102 |
Catalogue No.: S102
Description: Wood Sculpture of a Whale.
Size: 540 X 140mm. |
Image Code S103 |
Catalogue No.: S103
Description: Dramatic Sculpture of a Peacock.
Utilises a tree root in the general shape of a peacock's body and tail with
a real peacock skull attached.
Size: 860 X 330mm. |
Image Code S104 |
Catalogue No.: S104
Description: Dramatic Sculpture of a Peacock.
Utilises a tree root in the general shape of a peacock's body and tail with
a real peacock skull attached.
Size: 700 X 520mm. |
Image Code S105 |
Catalogue No.: S105
Description: Wood Sculpture of a Cobra.
Size: 1580 (H) X 740 (W)mm. |
Image Code S106 |
Catalogue No.: S106
Description: Large Wood Sculpture of an Eagle.
This
unique artistic sculpture was sculpted from one single block of natural
wood.
Size: 2230 X 1540mm. |
Image Code S107 |
Catalogue No.: S107
Description: Dramatic Sculpture of a Peacock.
Utilises a tree root in the general shape of a peacock's body and tail with
a real peacock skull attached.
Size: 864 X 490mm. |
Image Code S108 |
Catalogue No.: S108
Description: Wood Sculpture of a Bear.
Size:
1460 X 440mm. |
Image Code S109 |
Catalogue No.: S109
Description: Giovanni Giuseppe FONTANA (Italian,
1821-1893). David with Harp. White Carrara marble sculpture
(statue). This magnificent sculpture signed on the base 'G. Fontana S'. (S stands for 'sculpsit', Latin for
'he carved it'). 19th Century. Height 157cm, incl. base 7cm.
Biography: The Italian sculptor Giovanni Giuseppe Fontana was born in
Carrara in 1821 and died in London in 1893. He exhibited in London from 1852
to 1886, including the Royal Academy.
Subject: David - the shepherd who became the king of Israel. Much
legend surrounds the biblical account of his many-sided personality. He was
a warrior and a statesman; he made Israel a united kingdom and captured
Jerusalem, making it his capital; he was a musician and was traditionally
believed to be the author of the Psalms.
He is important in Christian art not merely as the "type" or prefiguration
of Christ; according to Matthew he was a direct ancestor.
His attributes are a stringed instrument, usually a harp, and a crown.
Although medieval books of psalms show David playing a harp or
sometimes a psaltery, in Renaissance art, especially in the 16th century, he
often holds some instrument of the viol family (a bowed instrument in
general use between the 15th and 18th centuries, descended from the medieval
fiddle and the forerunner of the modern violin family).
The harp's size and shape varied, usually of slender, elegant construction,
often small enough to be easily portable. It was much esteemed in royal and
aristocratic circles.
Carrara Marble: Carrara marble is the most famous of all marbles, quarried
in the Carrara district of Apuania in Italy. It has a fine, compact grain
and ranges in colour from snow-white to creamy white. It is saccharoidal, or
sugary, and has a translucent appearance in the finest grades. Carrara
marble was used in ancient times and again during the medieval and
Renaissance periods. Much of Michelangelo's work was done in this marble.
Size:
H1560mm. |
Image Code S110 |
Catalogue No.: S110
Description: Wood sculpture of a Percocruta
- a distant relative of the hyena. The Percocruta was widespread in Africa
throughout the middle to late Miocene Period. Beautifully crafted and
carefully detailed.
Size: 1300 X 600mm. |
Image Code S111 |
Catalogue No.: S111
Description: Resin Sculpture of a Frog. 2 pieces.
Size: 180 X 150mm. |
Image Code S112 |
Catalogue No.: S112
Description: Resin Sculpture of a Snake.
Size: 195 X 150mm. |
Image Code S113 |
Catalogue No.: S113
Description: Resin Sculpture of a Lizard.
Size: 350 X 154mm. |
Image Code S114 |
Catalogue No.: S114
Description: Cast Iron Sculpture of a Lizard. 2 pieces.
Size: 896 X 230mm. |
Image Code S115 |
Catalogue No.: S115
Description: Fibre Resin Sculpture of a Lizard.
Size: 230 X 160mm. |
Image Code S116 |
Catalogue No.: S116
Description: Australian Aboriginal Carved from a
Solid Block of Sheoak by Victor Pracas.
Size: 720 X 650mm. |
Image Code S117
Image Code S117a |
Catalogue No.: S117
Description:
Mammoth
Sculpture with real Siberian mammoth skull, tusks and jaw. Outline of upper
body and trunk in fine metalwork with the bulk of the body formed naturally
from an ancient tree root. Sculpture mounted on a tree root table. A unique
and beautifully executed piece of art which combines natural elements with
genuine mammoth fossil parts.
Size: 3200 X 2150mm. |
Image Code S118 |
Catalogue No.: S118
Description: Tyrannosaurus rex dinosaur fabricated from
many different metal car
parts.
Size: L4520 X H2400mm. |
Image Code S119 |
Catalogue No.: S119
Description: This large Albertosaurus metal
sculpture, has been constructed from re-cycled metal parts. All the
vertebrae have been individually laser cut from solid metal. Comes complete
with a cloned Albertasaurus skull. Measures nearly 7m in length.
Albertosaurus is a genus of tyrannosaurid theropod dinosaur that
lived in western North America during the Late Cretaceous Period, more than
70 million years ago. The type species, A. sarcophagus, was
restricted in range to the modern-day Canadian province of Alberta, after
which the genus is named.
Size: 6900 X 2140mm. |
Image Code S120
Image Code S120a |
Catalogue No.: S120
Description: This Velociraptor was
originally commissioned by the Museum of Ancient Life, Utah, USA ,and
sculpted by the well known paleontologist/artist Travis Tischler. This piece
is the only one available outside of the Museum. Great care has been taken
to make this replica anatomically correct.
Size: 3080 X 1270mm. |
Image Code S121
Image Code S121a |
Catalogue No.: S121
Description: Tiger Sculpture in wood made from a
solid piece of camphor wood.
Size: 1930 X 1040mm. |
Image Code S122
Image Code S122a
Image Code S122b |
Catalogue No.: S122
Description: This dinosaur embryo has been
sculpted from the existing matrix in a genuine Tarbosaurus egg. This
detailed piece, shows the sac, along with the umbilical cord attached. A
rare sculpture using all fossilized material.
Tarbosaurus is a genus of tyrannosaurid theropod dinosaur that flourished in
Asia between 70 and 65 million years ago, near the end of the Late
Cretaceous Period. Fossils have been recovered in Mongolia with more
fragmentary remains found further afield in parts of China.
Size: 440 X 150mm. |
Image Code S123 |
Catalogue No.: S123
Description: "Dima". A unique sculpture of a mammoth
utilising the striking resemblance of an ancient tree root to the
shape of the body and trunk of an ice age mammoth. Tusks in wood added to
complete the effect.
Size: 2000mm. |
Image Code S124 |
Catalogue No.: S124
Description: Detailed bronze sculpture of a snail shell.
Size: 300 X 200mm. |
Image Code S125 |
Catalogue No.: S125
Description: Detailed bronze of a toucan.
Toucans are a family of birds from the neotropics (i.e. Southern
Mexico, Central, South American, and Caribbean region). They are brightly
marked and have large, colorful bills.
Size: 590 X 260mm. |
Image Code S126 |
Catalogue No.: S126
Description: Detailed bronze of a toucan.
Toucans are a family of birds from the neotropics (i.e. Southern
Mexico, Central, South American, and Caribbean region). They are brightly
marked and have large, colorful bills.
Size: 470 X 270mm. |
Image Code S127 |
Catalogue No.: S127
Description: Beautifully detailed bronze Macaw parrot.
Size: 780 X 200mm. |
Image Code S128 |
Catalogue No.: S128
Description: Detailed bronze of a toucan.
Toucans are a family of birds from the neotropics (i.e. Southern
Mexico, Central, South American, and Caribbean region). They are brightly
marked and have large, colorful bills.
Size: 480 X 280mm. |
Image Code S129 |
Catalogue No.: S129
Description: Bronze Scorpion. Base for
a glass-topped table.
Size: 650 X 730mm. |
Image Code S130 |
Catalogue No.: S130
Description: Bronze Spider.
Size: 610 X 410mm. |
Image Code S131 |
Catalogue No.: S131
Description: Realistic depiction in wood of a
resting stag with real stag horns.
Size: 860 X 900mm. |
Image Code S132 |
Catalogue No.: S132
Description: Bronze Chimpanzee in "contemplative"
pose.
Size: 790 X 470mm. |
Image Code S133 |
Catalogue No.: S133
Description: Bronze Kangaroo. Base for
a glass-topped table.
Size: 780Hmm. |
Image Code S134 |
Catalogue No.: S134
Description: Bronze Bobcat (lynx rufus). The
bobcat is a member of the Lynx genus of cat and is found from southern
Canada to Mexico.
Size: 800 X 630mm. |
Image Code S135
Image Code S135a
Image Code S135b
Image Code S135c
Image Code S135d |
Catalogue No.: S135
Description: Wood carvings of two chimpanzee. One,
sitting on a stack of books and holding a human skull, is explaining to the
other that humans could never have descended from the chimpanzee noble race.
Size: 900 X 520 mm & 1400 X 480mm. |
Image Code S136 |
Catalogue No.: S136
Description: Striking bronze of a stallion -
typical of horses that enabled the settlement of the West of North America.
Size: 2300 X 1900mm. |
Image Code S137 |
Catalogue No.: S137
Description: Meteorite Sculpture - "The
Extraterrestrial". L3 stony meteorite. Artist: Victor M. Pracas. A truly unique meteorite sculpture
consisting of a large L3 stony meteorite with iron meteorite pieces arranged
to depict an extraterrestrial being. By artist Victor Pracas.
Size: 650H X 340Wmm. |
Image Code S138 |
Catalogue No.: S138
Description: Meteorite Sculpture - "The Gundabalos".
Iron, coarse octahedrite, Brazil. Artist: Victor M. Pracas. For
thousands of years locals and explorers have reported rumours of giant
ape-like creatures living in the dense forests of Brazil where supposedly no
giant primates have lived for millions of years. When it was first discovered, this zoomorphic meteorite was believed to be an actual
artefact of the mythical ape-man from Brazil - Gundabalos or Mapinguary.
When Australian artist Victor Pracas heard of the meteorite he purchased it
from the locals and decided to add to the mythology by sculpting a discrete
area of the 'face' to create a more life-like appearance. Other than the
small areas of the eyes and nose, the meteorite retains its original shape
and is covered with the characteristic scalloped flight marks, or
regmaglypts, with a warm and natural gun-metal patina. It is mounted on a
custom iron display base and accompanied by a framed collection of reports,
drawings and photographs relating to the legend of the Gundabalos.
Size: 650H X 340Wmm; weight approximately 22kg. |
Image Code F1273 |
Catalogue No.: F1273
Description: Dinosaur hand-carved from a piece of
dinosaur coprolite.
Size: 163 x 100mm. |
Image Code F1274 |
Catalogue No.: F1274
Description: Dinosaur hand-carved from a piece of
dinosaur coprolite.
Size: 178 x 101mm. |
Image Code F1613 |
Catalogue No.: F1613
Description: Coprolite. Dinosaur Carving. Sculptured.
c. 1937.
Size: 323 x 73mm. |
Image Code G148 |
Catalogue No.: G148
Description: Mammoth Ivory Sculpture.
Extremely realistic
representation of a banana fruit carved from mammoth ivory and coloured.
Size: 161 X38mm. |
Image Code G222 |
Catalogue No.: G222
Description: Lizard carved from stone.
Size: 92 x 142mm. |
Image Code G223 |
Catalogue No.: G223
Description: Lizard carved from stone.
Size: 105 x 208mm. |
Image Code G224 |
Catalogue No.: G224
Description: Lizard carved from stone.
Size: 36 x 53mm. |
Image Code G225 |
Catalogue No.: G225
Description: Lizard carved from stone.
Size: 48 x 38mm. |
Image Code G226 |
Catalogue No.: G226
Description: Lizard carved from stone.
Size: 39 X 51mm. |
Image Code G228 |
Catalogue No.: G228
Description: Turtle hand carved out of a single
piece of stone.
Size: 380 X 220mm. |
Image Code G230 |
Catalogue No.: G230
Description: Carving of a mammoth in mammoth
ivory. Standing on a block of mammoth ivory within a section of mammoth
tusk.
Size: 43 X 45mm. |
Image Code G405 |
Catalogue No.: G405
Description: Carving of a mammoth in mammoth
ivory.
Size: 231 X 83mm. |
Image Code G433 |
Catalogue No.: G433
Description: Elaborate Chinese carving, from a single stone,
of water buffaloes, frogs and insects.
Size: 522 X 63mm. |
Image Code G452 |
Catalogue No.: G452
Description:
Carved
Chinese Fluorite carving of a cabbage. An artistic and realistic, detailed
carving of a cabbage from a hard fluorite with numerous shades of pink,
green and purple makes this a unique piece of art.
Size: 640 X 360mm. |
Image Code G477 |
Catalogue No.: G477
Description: Mammoth limb bone fossil,
Mammuthus sp.
This carved mammoth leg bone
was artistically composed with mammoth ivory miniatures added to create an
Ice Age scene of a herd of mammoths migrating. The quality of the carving,
and the rarity of the materials, make this a valuable and interesting
exhibition item.
Size: 920 x 250mm. |
Image Code N276 |
Catalogue No.: N276
Description: Wood Sculpture of Two Dolphins
Leaping.
Size: 1370X805mm. |
Image Code N345 |
Catalogue No.: N345
Description: Wood Sculpture of a Rabbit
Size: 430X450mm. |
Image Code N353 |
Catalogue No.: N353
Description: Wood Sculpture of a Bearded African
Man.
Size: 670X200mm. |
Image Code N354 |
Catalogue No.: N354
Description: Wood Sculpture of a Mare with Her
Foal.
Size: 440X410mm. |
Image Code N355 |
Catalogue No.: N355
Description: Wood Sculpture of an African Woman.
Size: 425X170mm. |
Image Code N356 |
Catalogue No.: N356
Description: Wood Sculpture of a Deer.
Size: 500X240mm. |
Image Code N357 |
Catalogue No.: N357
Description: Highly Stylised Sculpture of a Bird.
Size: 515X215mm. |
Image Code N358 |
Catalogue No.: N358
Description: Wood Sculpture of a Komodo Dragon.
Size: 620X280mm. |
Image Code N360 |
Catalogue No.: N360
Description: Wood Sculpture of a Lizard.
Size: 1070X400mm. |
Image Code N382 |
Catalogue No.: N382
Description: Beautifully Shaped Rock Pillar from
Africa.
Size: 1360 X 380mm. |
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