Italian Ceramic Dog and Cat Statues, Hollywood Regency Style, 1970s

Glazed terra cotta bejeweled greyhound, probably Italian, unmarked. He is adorned with a turquoise beaded necklace, turquoise eyeliner and lipliner....

This is a very rare and an exquisite pair of Borzoi dogs also known as Russian Wolfhounds. They are cast stone and from the 1930s. Likely French or Italian. Faces are charming and qu...

A very charming Folk Art wood dog bench or shelf from New England. Handmade and hand painted. Great for a child's room or anywhere as a conversation pie...

Lee Menichetti, (1931-1997), New York & Palm Beach, well known mid-century artist known for his theatre related art. These sculptures are made of hand b...

Best friends together, vintage Italian life size dog and cat figures on matching cushions, crafted in ceramic, hand decorated and glazed.

Pair of antique Victorian quality porcelain dogs having a quality pair of antique Victorian dogs sitting on an oval base wearing matching blue collars in white and light brown colours.

19th century pair of lovely porcelain dogs from the Staffordshire region of England. They have curly tails and glass eyes, and are decorated in a rust color.

Inject a dose of grand whimsical charm into your home with this spectacular pair of monumental vintage Italian terracotta dogs. Modeled as fluffy Spaniels (or perhaps spirited terriers) in an endearing "begging" pose with one paw raised, these statues exude personality and liveliness. They are finished in a creamy white tin-glaze typical of Italian Faience or Majolica ware, perched atop plinths designed to resemble stacks of faux-marbleized books. Their expressive faces and dynamic posture make them instant conversation starters, perfectly suited for a Grand Millennial library, a Hollywood Regency entryway, or a collected English Country home. Standing at an impressive 20.75 inches tall with a substantial footprint, these dogs are far larger than standard mantle figurines. They are scaled to command attention flanking a fireplace hearth, guarding a front door, or anchoring a large buffet sideboard...