When King Leonidas and the three hundred Spartan Hoplites under his command held off the Persian army at the Thermopylae pass, the courage and sacrifice of these Greek warriors entered into the realm of legend for evermore. This black porcelain sculpture depicts one of those brave soldiers equipped with his spectacular helmet with plumes, a mask that can be placed or removed to reveal the warrior's face thanks to a magnet system shield, lance, and armor. The wealth of detail, added to the decoration, the precisely modeled anatomy and the meticulous ornamentation demonstrate an extraordinary degree of virtuosity. Made in black porcelain and decorated with metallic copper, blue and black enamels. The shield is painted with black luster with a marble effect while the helmet is decorated with aged silver luster. The result is a striking and powerful figure that is at once noble and elegant.

This majestic and elegant animal is inspired by the traditional art of the Chinese Tang dynasty. The horse proudly wears its tack, typical of the upper classes, making this high porcelain limited edition a symbol that conveys the significance this animal represented in Chinese society from ancient times: beauty, power, and wealth. In this gloss finish version, the oriental horse stands out because of the colorful application of enamels, in particular the turquoise green on the neck, which is a shade created expressly for this work. In a display of technical mastery, high porcelain artists have attained a composition full of movement, with the horse balancing on three legs.

The An amorphous figure of man and bird. Cast iron with bronze finish body heightened with gold-leafed wings.

Beautiful!. Shane. Whitesboro, NY. Fri Dec 26 2025

The Met x Eichholtz presents the Bust of Julius Caesar, drawing inspiration from a magnificent 16th-century marble bust in The Met collection by Andrea di Pietro di Marco Ferrucci (Italian, 1465–1526). Featuring an antiqued marble look, our interpretation of the original bust celebrates the detailed artisanship and historical allure of this Florentine sculpture, referencing ancient Rome. Elevate your decor with this timeless piece, blending classic elegance with contemporary sophistication. Historic provenance: Our Bust of Julius Caesar is inspired by a sculpture (ca. 1512–14) of the Roman leader by Andrea di Pietro di Marco Ferruci (Italian, 1465–1526). The original, now in The Met collection, boasts the ornate al'antica style fashionable in Florentine sculpture during the 15th and early 16th centuries. The naturalistic face and intricate detailing showcase Ferruci's remarkable skill. Our interpretation of the Museum's bust honors the legacy of classical antiquity and Renaissance sculpture.

A porcelain creation portraying a fighting bull as it is about to charge handcrafted in matte porcelain and decorated with a metallic effect. Bull (metallic) belongs to the Origami collection, a series that takes its inspiration from traditional Japanese art and offers a geometric and conceptual vision of the animal kingdom.

Yes!. Wendall Tyrone. Hiram, GA. Fri May 01 2026

Sometimes one finger is all you need to make a statement. Our is handcrafted of brass with a textural antiqued brass finish and will get your point across silently, and in style! Hand sculptures are available in six expressions and two modern metallics.

It’s a statement piece. It says what I want to say !!! It definetly grabs attention !. Jason. Durham, NC. Mon May 19 2025