An Early 20thC Italian Carved Marble Herm Satyr Bust poa-item One tends to see Howard

One tends to see Howard style armchairs more often than sofas or settees

The Smaller:

TCT horns were sold with Edison phonographs as Edison were slow to market good quality horns themselves

having a beautifully time-worn face with prominent art deco numbering

An Early 20thC Italian Carved Marble Herm Satyr Bust poa-item One tends to see HowardOrigin: ItalianPeriod: Early 20thCProvenance: UnknownDate: c. 1900 20Depth: 6Width: 7Height: 11. 5 The well realised and heavy quality white marble bust, representing a male herm satyr figure; probably that of Silenus, with a deep furrowed brow, strong nose, prominent cheeks and chin, with tightly curled hair in waves, the whole carved in the round and apparently unsigned, surviving from early twentieth century Italy. The bust has some weathering