Reproduction of a statuette, in bronze, in the shape of the emperor Augustus on a basement.

Apollo is the Greek god of the arts, song, music, male beauty, poetry and light. Apollo is also the god of purifications and healing, but can bring plague by his bow. He was also honored by the Romans, who adopted him very quickly without changing his name.

Height: 15 cm; Width: 6 cm; Weight: 132 g

Reproduction, in bronze with green patina, of a statuette of the god Apollo holding a bow and a purse.

Height: 11 cm ; Width: 4 cm ; Weight: 120 g.

Reproduction of a brass statuette of the god Mercury, recognizable by the caduceus he worns on his left hand, and the purse on his right hand.

Mercury is the God of trade and travels, of thiefs and messenger of the gods. In the roman mythology, he is equated to the greek Hermes.

Height : 16,5 cm ; Width : 6,5 cm ; Weight : 700 g

Reproduction, with green patina, of a brass statuette of the god Mercury, recognizable by the caduceus he worns on his left hand, and the purse on his right hand.

Mercury is the God of trade and travels, of thiefs and messenger of the gods. In the roman mythology, he is equated to the greek Hermes.

Height : 16 cm ; Width : 5,5 cm ; Weight : 450 g

Reproduction of a brass statuette of the god Mercury, recognizable by the caduceus he worns on his left hand, and the purse on his right hand.

Mercury is the God of trade and travels, of thiefs and messenger of the gods. In the roman mythology, he is equated to the greek Hermes.

Height : 5,5 cm ; Width : 2 cm ; Weight : 30 g

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Reproduction of a bronze statuette of a God Lare.

The Lares, sometimes called "Genii loci", are roman deities, from etruscan origins. They are particular deities belonging to every family. The "Lar familiaris" protects the whole family.

Height: 14 cm; Width: 4.5 cm; Weight: 400 g

Reproduction of a bronze statuette of a God Lare, with beautiful green patina .

The Lares, sometimes called "Genii loci", are roman deities, from etruscan origins. They are particular deities belonging to every family. The "Lar familiaris" protects the whole family.

Height: 14 cm; Width: 5.5 cm; Weight: 380 g

Reproduction of a statuette of the goddess Minerva or Athena.

Minerva is a very ancient deity in Roman mythology. She is the goddess of war, wisdom, strategy, intelligence, high thinking, letters, arts, music, and industry. She is equated with the Greek goddess Athena, thus inheriting some of the myths associated with it.

Craft product made in France.

Height: 16.5 cm; Width: 6.5 cm; Weight: 650 g

Reproduction of a bronze statuette of the winged victory, recognizable with the palm and the laurel crown she holds in her hands. (not on the statuette).

The allegory of the Victory (in latin "Victoria") is equated to the greek "Nike" and personnifies the victory of Rome.

She is mainly represented by a winged goddess, who tends a laurel wreath, emblem of victory she is supposed to give to the winner. She can also hold a palm, insigna of the winner of sports competitions and circus games. She is also represented elevating awards, or engraving on the shield the feats of the warriors and the "votae" of an emperor.

Height: 14 cm; Width: 6.5 cm; Weight: 630 g

Reproduction of a bronze statuette of Eros. 

Eros, also called Cupidon by the Romans, was the divinity of love. Eros is represented as an androgynous human beeing and often seen as a winged young man.

Height: 15 cm; Width: 7 cm; Weight: 625 g