TWO CLASSICAL BRONZE FIGURES AFTER THE ANTIQUE, comprising: AFTER GIAMBOLOGNA, A BRONZE FIGURE OF MERCURY (HERMES IN GREEK MYTHOLOGY) the figure with one arm raised, the other holding a Caduceus, his foot standing on the head of Aeolus, the god of favorable winds on a rouge Sienna marble socle base, (damages) and AFTER THE ANTIQUE, CROUCHING VENUS, the crouching goddess with her hair dressed in an Apollo's knot, on a circular marble plinth base

Mercury: 49.5cm high x 9.5cm wide x 15cm deep

Venus: 15cm high x 10cm diameter