Bronze Mercury Statue – Art Deco Reproduction (32")

Bring the allure of ancient Roman mythology to your collection with this Rare Bronze Mercury Figurine. The design is based on the classical pose of Mercury, the Roman messenger god - a composition famously interpreted by Renaissance sculptor Giambologna (Giovanni Bologna) in the 16th century. This piece is a later bronze reproduction cast in the Art Deco era (circa 1920–1940), bringing that centuries-old design into a striking display piece or lamp base.

Rare Bronze Mercury Statue Key Features:

• Material: Bronze, cast in France
• Subject: Mercury, the Roman god of messages and trade - pose based on Giambologna's classical Renaissance composition
• Dimensions: 32" H x 16" L x 8" W
• Casting Era: Circa 1920–1940 (Art Deco period)
• Piece Type: Reproduction, cast from the classical design rather than a signed original
• Ideal For: Collectors, display, or as an artistic lamp base

Looking for more bronze pieces? See our Ombra della Sera Etruscan reproduction or the Albert Laplanche Bronze Figural Group.

This Rare Bronze Mercury Figurine is a statement piece combining Roman mythology, Renaissance design heritage, and early-20th-century bronze casting craftsmanship.

FAQ

Is this an original antique, or a reproduction?

This is a bronze reproduction cast during the Art Deco era (c. 1920–1940), based on the classical Mercury pose associated with Renaissance sculptor Giambologna - not a signed original piece.

How much is this statue worth?

Value depends on the casting era, condition, and craftsmanship rather than being an antique original. You can see the current price for this specific piece at the top of the page.

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