Portrait Bust of a Woman — After Francesco Laurana (ca. 1472) Equestrian - Horses In some cases these additions

In some cases these additions were never executed

this sculpture is ready to take pride of place in any refined display

This fine 19th century carved mahogany George II stool epitomises the grand English revival style with its robust ornamentation and striking silhouette

Origin: South India

display for decorative objects

Portrait Bust of a Woman — After Francesco Laurana (ca. 1472) Equestrian - Horses In some cases these additionsMedium: Terracotta (painted and gilded) Dimensions: H 44. 5 cm (17. 5 in) W 43. 2 cm (17 in) D 20. 3 cm (8 in) Place of Origin: Italy Date: circa 1890 This remarkable late 19th century bust pays homage to one of the most celebrated female portrait busts of the Renaissance, originally attributed to Francesco Laurana (c. 14301502). The serene, downturned gaze, smooth modelling, and elegant courtly attire embody Lauranas refined sculptural style,