16th Century Oxidized Basalt Column Fragment on Stand Vases Early medieval or Byzantine marble

Early medieval or Byzantine marble roundel likely depicting a crude and detail-less figure

typical of the area

An incredible and rare example of a Mezcala figure from the state of Guerrero

done by an artist in Dobson’s circle

Some cracks and repairs present but solid

16th Century Oxidized Basalt Column Fragment on Stand Vases Early medieval or Byzantine marbleOriginates from: Southern Italy Era: 16th Century Dimensions: 7 H x 4" W x 4" D Lovely sculptural architectural column fragment, dating from the Italian renaissance, 16th century. Masterfully carved of an oxidized basalt, this fragment exhibits beautiful craftsmanship and sculptural appeal. A stunning example of renaissance craft, mounted to a contemporary tiered wooden base.