Classical Style Bronze Ram Head Tripod Bowl
Classical Style Bronze Ram Head Tripod Bowl. Small cast bronze bowl or vessel of rounded form, raised on three animal-form feet and decorated with applied ram heads around the body. The projecting ram heads and compact tripod form are inspired by Classical Greek and Roman bronze vessels and ritual wares. Surface shows an aged green-brown patina with wear and oxidation throughout; age and origin have not been independently authenticated. Measures: 1-5/8" H x 2-7/8" D. Provenance: From the Estate of Carmine Vito “Tod” Todisco (1930–2025), founder and CEO of Northern Plastics Corp., a Syracuse-area manufacturer specializing in fiberglass furniture and commercial products. Todisco was also a collector of cultural artifacts, antiques and art.
[ translate ]Classical Style Bronze Ram Head Tripod Bowl. Small cast bronze bowl or vessel of rounded form, raised on three animal-form feet and decorated with applied ram heads around the body. The projecting ram heads and compact tripod form are inspired by Classical Greek and Roman bronze vessels and ritual wares. Surface shows an aged green-brown patina with wear and oxidation throughout; age and origin have not been independently authenticated. Measures: 1-5/8" H x 2-7/8" D. Provenance: From the Estate of Carmine Vito “Tod” Todisco (1930–2025), founder and CEO of Northern Plastics Corp., a Syracuse-area manufacturer specializing in fiberglass furniture and commercial products. Todisco was also a collector of cultural artifacts, antiques and art.
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