Object
Sculpture
Form in three dimensions — carved, cast, modelled
Sculpture is the category where material decides almost everything: carved, cast or modelled, and the surface tells you which within a metre.
What to look for
Tool marks on carved work, a casting seam or founder's mark on bronze, and a base that matches the period.
In this group
The searches this object is worth looking at. Each opens the collection for it.
- Japanese bronze Buddha
- Chinese jade carving
- African tribal mask
- Polynesian tiki figure
- Inuit soapstone carving
- Papua New Guinea carving
- African Yoruba sculpture
- Mayan terracotta figure
- Rococo porcelain figure
- Art Deco sculpture
- African carved figure
- Tibetan bronze statue
- Southeast Asian Buddha head
- African Luba mask
- Indian bronze sculpture
- Stile Liberty porcelain figure
- Hildo Krop sculpture
- Seguso Murano sculpture
- Archimede Seguso figure
- Carved wood figure of Christ
- Saint Sebastian sculpture
- Sacred heart sculpture
- Nepalese gilt bronze Buddha
- Madonna and child carving
- Neoclassical plaster relief
- Neoclassical bronze bust
- Meissen porcelain figure
- Giuseppe Armani figure
- Royal Copenhagen figure
- Bing & Grøndahl figure
- Lladro figure
- Royal Doulton figure
- Hutschenreuther figure
- Bisque porcelain figure
- Hertwig & Co figure
- Royal Dux figure