This is a rare & important American Vermont early 19th century life size, cast iron dog made at the Gray Iron Foundry in Poultney, Vermont circa 1835-1845. This rare piece is  More »

This is a rare & important American Vermont early 19th century life size, cast iron dog made at the Gray Iron Foundry in Poultney, Vermont circa 1835-1845. This rare piece is in superb condition. There is no damage to head, tail or body, no repair, replacement, nor screw holes into feet. This very fine example is similar to a matched pair which flank the entrance to the Bennington Museum in Bennington, Vermont. This lovely example has survived in a superb state of preservation. Lovely patina painted black. Height: 29 1/2'' Length: 48 1/2'' Overall Excellent Condition   « Less

Rare & Important Early 19th C American Cast Iron Life Size Dog From The Gray Iron Foundry In Poultney, Vermont. Circa: 1835-1850. In A Superb State Of Preservation.  More »

Rare & Important Early 19th C American Cast Iron Life Size Dog From The Gray Iron Foundry In Poultney, Vermont. Circa: 1835-1850. In A Superb State Of Preservation. Painted Flat Black And Mounted On A Steel Plate At Base For Securing To A Marble Pedestal. If You Do Not Want The Steel Plate At Base It Can Be Removed For Free Standing In Your Residence. Currently We Have A Rare Lovely Pair In Stock For Your Residence, Office, Or Garden Setting. ***Recently featured in the June issue of Architectural Digest on page 134 Priced at $24,000. For ''Father Day'' they are priced at $19,500 each. Come July 1st the price goes up!   « Less

Superb 19th C American Parian Classical Figure Of A Nude Woman Riding A Lion - Choice Condition. The Is No Damage, Repair, Replacement Or Restoration To The Figure, Feet,  More »

Superb 19th C American Parian Classical Figure Of A Nude Woman Riding A Lion - Choice Condition. The Is No Damage, Repair, Replacement Or Restoration To The Figure, Feet, Toes, Hands, Legs, Or Lion''s Tail. It Has Survived In A Superb State Of Preservation. Height: 15'' Tall   « Less

Superb Bronze ''The Creator''s Game'' Artist: Jud Hartmann 1992 Edition: 250 Titled: ''Dehontshihgwa-Ehs'' This is a study of the artist''s model for the 16'' monumental  More »

Superb Bronze ''The Creator''s Game'' Artist: Jud Hartmann 1992 Edition: 250 Titled: ''Dehontshihgwa-Ehs'' This is a study of the artist''s model for the 16'' monumental bronze that is permanently installed in front of the Lacrosse Foundation/Lacrosse Hall of Fame at Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, Maryland. The accompanying bronze plaque at the baltimore location reads in part: ''The game of Lacrosse was given by the Creator of the Ho-de-no-saunee (Iroquois) and other Native American people many years ago. It is from the Iroquois that the modern game most directly descends. May this sculpture forever honor the Iroquois and the origins of Lacrosse.'' Price: $17,500. List at the same price you would pay the artist for purchase from Jud Hartmann gallery. Excellent Condition   « Less

Superb 20th C American Bronze ''At The Falls'' Vermont Artist- Jud Hartmann, 2009 Bronze Edition of 50 Excellent Condition Price $7,500.

Superb 20th C American Bronze ''At The Falls'' Vermont Artist- Jud Hartmann, 2009 Bronze Edition of 50 Excellent Condition Price $7,500.   « Less

Superb Bronze ''Sassacus'' (Pequot Chief, 1637) Height: 30'' Bronze, Edition: 25'' A Limited Edition Bronze Sculpture. Works Which Are Currently In Major American Museum &  More »

Superb Bronze ''Sassacus'' (Pequot Chief, 1637) Height: 30'' Bronze, Edition: 25'' A Limited Edition Bronze Sculpture. Works Which Are Currently In Major American Museum & Private Collection. As Featured In Stratton Magazine - Fall 2009 ''The noted and last chief of the powerful Pequot tribe. His name apparently translates to ''he is wild, (untamed), fierce.'' The domain of the Pequots extended from Narragansett Bay toward the Hudson River including much of Long Island. It is said that no fewer than 26 sachems were subordinate to him. Remembered as a ''renowned warrior and a noble and high spirited man.'''' ''''Tis admirable to consider how powerful are their kings and yet how they move by the breath of their prople. I have never seen more natural sagacity and he will deserve the name wise who is able to outwit them... they are tall and straight, tread strong and clever and walk with a lofty chin.'' -- Wm Penn Circa. 1681 Price: $12,500.   « Less

Superb Rare Early Large 20th C American Bronze of ''King Phillip'' By Vermont Artist: Jud Hartmann Edition Size: 9 We just recently reacquired one of these rare early  More »

Superb Rare Early Large 20th C American Bronze of ''King Phillip'' By Vermont Artist: Jud Hartmann Edition Size: 9 We just recently reacquired one of these rare early bronzes which is 3/9 from a previous client who just sold his residence. All 9 bronzes of this early edition of ''King Phillip'' have been sold, this is the only one available for purchase which is recently reacquired from a client. Price is $12,500 Edition: 3/9 Circa: 1989 Signed by the artist: Jud Hartmann.   « Less

Fine 19th C Emile Picault French Patinated Bronze Figure Of Civic Virtue (''Virtutues Civicae''), Polished and Dark Patinated Bronze Figure, Signed On Left Rear Corner, The  More »

Fine 19th C Emile Picault French Patinated Bronze Figure Of Civic Virtue (''Virtutues Civicae''), Polished and Dark Patinated Bronze Figure, Signed On Left Rear Corner, The Young Warrior Wearing A Shield Holding A Sword And Grasping A Branch Of Laurel, Height 36'' inches Artist Emile Picault (1839-1915) Bronze Circa: 1870-1885 Excellent Condition   « Less

Superb Small 19th C Asian Buddha With Remnants Of Original Paint Provenance Once Owned By Former U.S. Senator Ruth Harvie of Vermont Who Travelled Around The World Several  More »

Superb Small 19th C Asian Buddha With Remnants Of Original Paint Provenance Once Owned By Former U.S. Senator Ruth Harvie of Vermont Who Travelled Around The World Several Times. Personal Friend To The Gallery! Original Surface & Gold Gilt Decoration. Overall In An Excellent State Of Original Preservation. Height: 7 1/2''   « Less

Italy 19TH CENTURY MARBLE CARVING OF A BOY CLASSICALLY DRAPED WITH ONE ARM AROUND A TREE TRUNK WHICH RISES FROM A ROCKY MOUNT. THE WHOLE STANDING ON A SQUARE PLINTH.

Italy 19TH CENTURY MARBLE CARVING OF A BOY CLASSICALLY DRAPED WITH ONE ARM AROUND A TREE TRUNK WHICH RISES FROM A ROCKY MOUNT. THE WHOLE STANDING ON A SQUARE PLINTH.   « Less