Decor

Frog King, made in the second half of the 20th century.

A charming figure of the Frog King that immediately transports us into a fairytale world. Surely everyone knows the famous Brothers Grimm tale of the Frog King, freed by a maiden’s kiss — and this cheerful frog, with its lively gaze and slightly mysterious smile, is patiently waiting for its chance too. Painted in vibrant shades of green, yellow, and red, with delicate signs of age that give it an added nostalgic value. This Frog King is much more than just a decoration — it’s a symbol of childhood imagination, eternal love, and those secret moments when we still believe in miracles. Perfect as a garden ornament, part of a figurine collection, or a whimsical highlight in any space.

Dimensions: 20 x 19 x 18 cm

Weight: 1,7 kg

The Frog King is in good condition.

Caiman from the early 20th century.

A pair of taxidermy caimans made at a time when there was great fascination with exotic animals that people could not otherwise see with their own eyes, as technology did not yet allow it. In this way, people were able to witness the existence of unusual creatures firsthand. Although taxidermy has since taken on a different, often negative connotation, it remains an exceptionally interesting and exotic decorative object today—often becoming the centerpiece of many conversations.

Dimensions: 23 × 11 × 9,5 cm

Weight: 100 g

The caimans are well preserved. Price is for one.

Wall basket, made in Germany, early 20th century.

Wooden statue of Virgin Mary with Jesus, 19th century.

This 19th-century wooden statue is an excellent example of folk art. The carving is simple yet demonstrates the care and attention to detail of the artist. The statue is polychromed in colors traditionally associated with the Virgin Mary: white and blue.

Such a statue would once have adorned a home altar or a village chapel, and now it can beautifully grace your own space dedicated to contemplation.

Dimensions: 33 x 14,5 x 7 cm

Weight: 0,4 kg

The statue is in good condition.

Art Nouveau centerpiece.

Portuguese colonial figurine, late 1600s.

Baroque angel, 17th century.

A wooden sculpture of an angel that, despite its wear, retains its grace and spiritual depth. Placed on a cloud-shaped stand, the angel was once richly polychromed, with the remaining traces of paint serving as a testament to its former grandeur.

This is a unique piece that bears the marks of time while preserving its artistic and historical value. Perfect for collectors of antique sacred art or as a decorative element with a touch of the past.

Dimensions: 46,5 x 19 x 15 cm

Weight: 1,8 kg

The angel sculpture is in worn condition.

Statue of the Goddess Abundantia, created by French sculptor Louis Vidal, second half of the 19th century.

A beautiful bronze sculpture depicting Abundantia, the Roman goddess of abundance, prosperity, and wealth. She holds a basket filled with grapes and fish, symbolizing the cornucopia – the horn of plenty – while she is accompanied by two cherubs and a swan, representing the richness of earth and water, fertility, nourishment, happiness, and protection of the home.

Such figures were often placed near entrance doors to invite abundance into the household and were also commonly positioned near safes or cash registers, as Abundantia was believed to protect wealth and bring prosperity.

The sculptor himself is equally fascinating: Louis Vidal (1831–1892), also known as dit Vidal le Borgne ("Vidal the Blind"), was a visually impaired French sculptor who trained himself to sculpt through touch alone. Despite his physical limitation, he created works of remarkable anatomical precision and expressive detail, becoming a respected and admired artist of the 19th century. He is best known for his realist and neoclassical style, as well as his animal sculptures (notably bulls and horses) and collaborations with greats such as Auguste Rodin.

This statue is therefore an exceptional collector's piece, rich in symbolism and offering the rare chance to own a work by one of the most intriguing French artists of the 19th century.

Dimensions: 34 × 21 × 18 cm

Weight: 5,8 kg

Excellent condition, signed by the artist

Mirror made in the mid-20th century by La Barge.

The mirror features a richly decorated, gilded frame with hand-painted floral details that give it a refined and elegant appearance. It was produced by the prestigious company La Barge, known for its high-quality craftsmanship — a standard clearly reflected in this piece as well.

Dimensions: 121,5 x 64,5 x 5 cm

Weight: 4,4 kg

The mirror is in excellent condition.

Bronze sculpture of a fisherman boy by the Italian sculptor Giovanni de Martino, circa 1910.

An expressive sculpture of a boy holding a fish, a characteristic subject of the sculptor de Martino (1870–1935). He was best known for his depictions of Neapolitan life, most frequently portraying young fishermen, although each sculpture was uniquely composed and modeled.

Now, a work by this prolific artist can become part of your art collection or serve as a distinctive artistic accent in any interior.

Dimensions: 47 × 16 × 13 cm

Weight: 4,8 kg

The sculpture is in excellent condition.