Vintage Bronze Greco-Roman Style Allegory of the Summer Planter with Dark Patina school mascot statue Created with the traditional technique

Created with the traditional technique of the lost-wax cast that allows a great precision and finesse in the details

An artistic and modern lost-wax bronze tabletop statue of a rearing horse finished in verdigris patina and custom mounted on a black and white marble base

Featuring a little girl sitting on a bench in her summer dress and shoes with her arm outstretched to her side waiting for someone to come sit with her

Shop the same design with the branch in a verde patina finish

Vintage Bronze Greco-Roman Style Allegory of the Summer Planter with Dark Patina school mascot statue Created with the traditional techniqueA vintage bronze Greco Roman style Allegory of the Summer planter from the mid 20th century, with dark patina and lion heads. Lost wax cast, this bronze circular planter is adorned with petite beads and larger spheres on the lid, only interrupted by two striking lion heads on two sides. It is the base however that attracts the most attention with its two bare chested nymphs, probably companions of Ceres (Demeter in Greek), goddess of agriculture and