The 'Bust of Lucius Verus' from The Met x Eichholtz collection is an exquisite reproduction of an over-life-sized Marble portrait of the co-emperor Lucius Verus. This handcrafted marble bust rests elegantly on a black metal base. Each piece is a unique work of art, with variations in color and veining that add to its character. Inspired by an ancient masterpiece from The Met, this bust captures the leonine majesty of Lucius Verus, providing a regal touch to any space.

Mark Roberts's limited edition Home Collectible is one of the most elegantly designed products in the gift and home industry. Every element in each piece was designed with the highest level of detail and creativity. It is definitely a piece that defines style and elegance.

Wow!! I purchased 2 of these- and they do not disappoint!! Simply gorgeous!! V well made and look way more expensive than they were. Love love love! They look beautiful in my kitchen!. Sheila. Missouri City, TX. Fri Jun 20 2025

Explore the "Column Veneto," a remarkable wooden creation inspired by Italian craftsmanship and proudly featured in the exclusive. Handcrafted with precision, it reflects the rich heritage of Veneto, Italy. It exudes timeless elegance. Each piece is a unique creation, showcasing variations in color and detail. Bring the essence of North Italian culture into your space with this extraordinary wooden column.

The pine cone collection is a charming woodland-inspired objects d'art created for those who love a natural accent. These rustic-chic pieces have been rendered in a stark Blanc De Chine to highlight the natural geometry and meticulously detailed scales. They can be showcased individually or paired to add a touch of bucolic serenity to your space.

The "Bust Roman Imperial" pays homage to the classical beauty of ancient Greece. Handcrafted from marble, each piece is a unique work of art, distinguished by variations in color and veining. This bust echoes the head of a Greek statue from the 4th century B.C., possibly portraying Herakles or a triumphant athlete. Romans often transformed these classical masterpieces into decorative sculptures, leaving an enduring legacy of timeless elegance.