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Gift Certificate: Easy to send!
"The Gift of there Choice."
Near or Far, send that special someone a gift. Take all the guessing out of what to get them and let them choose what they really want.They'll love you for it!
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Gift Certificates Shipped Via US Postal Service
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Bronze Certificate, $25
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Silver Certificate, $50
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Gold Certificate, $100
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Platinum Certificate, $250
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Diamond Certificate, $500
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| NOTE: Shipping charges and sales tax are waived with Gift Certificates. A minimum shipping charge (and possibly CA Sales Tax) will appear in the shopping cart, but we will waive this in our office. |
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To get your Gift Certificate physically mailed to you, purchase one or more of the Gift Certificates above in the top right window that says US Postal Service.
If you prefer to have your Gift Certificate emailed to you as a PDF file please purchase one or more of our Gift Certificates in the bottom right windwow that says Electronic Delivery.
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Gift Certificates Shipped Via Electronic Delivery
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Bronze Certificate, $25
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Silver Certificate, $50
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Gold Certificate, $100
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Platinum Certificate, $250
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Diamond Certificate, $500
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| NOTE: Shipping charges and sales tax are waived with Gift Certificates. A minimum shipping charge (and possibly CA Sales Tax) will appear in the shopping cart, but we will waive this in our office. |
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We have shipped to thousands of customers worldwide--all of whom share a similar passion for history and lost eras, culture and travel, and quality merchandise and superior customer service.
Where do we find our artworks? We visit many markets and manufacturers around the world in search of the widest selection of reproductions. You might spot us at a storefront in Pompeii or a Paris manufacturing warehouse looking for a new item which will fascinate our customers needs. Dont see what your looking for! Give us a call @1-800-227-9196, we have more than you see in our store! And real people answering the phones.
Testimonials ... Here is what some of them say...
"I have received the sculpture and I am pleased with not only the piece, but with your entire process; the information I received from Nina was very helpful, the expedient manner in which you filled my order, the care and quality in the shipment and packaging, and the timeliness in which I received my order, all met or exceeded my expectations. Thanks for not gouging me on the shipping as so many businesses do. I will definitely order more pieces from you. Thanks and good luck in your business." -- Brian, USA
"Great service from your company. The "Dying Gaul" arrived safely. Many thanks, from a customer." -- Monique in France
"I must say I'm quite impressed with the quality of service and prompt replies your company has exhibited. Perhaps because I've lived in Asia (6 years) for so long I've resigned myself to thinking "customer service" was a concept that used to exist! Thank you so much for your assistance." -- Marshall in Manila
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Here are just some of the things you can browse thru.
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Modigliani Head
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Egyptian Mini Statues Set of 4 - Anubis, Sekhmet, Bastet, Isis
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Salvador Dali Computer Desk Clock
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Soft Self-Portrait with Fried Bacon by Salvador Dali
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Tree Man by Jheronymus Bosch
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Jane Avril by Henri Toulouse-Lautrec
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Sabre Tooth Tiger Skull with Stand
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Starry Night Cutting Board by Van Gogh
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The Kiss by Rodin
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For the complete selection, click on the image.
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Sculptures by Auguste Rodin
Rodin has been appreciated for decades as one of the pre-eminent Realist sculptors of the late nineteenth- and early twentieth-century.
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Ancient Goddesses
These statues include some of the earliest evidence of humankind's existence and the representation of the female form. They are believed to have been used as fertility fetishes.
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Egyptian Sculpture
Preserved in elaborate imperial tombs and pyramids, Egyptian sculptures offer insight into a culture which flourished in Upper and Lower Egypt four thousand years ago.
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Greek Bronze Sculpture
Greek bronze sculptures were created through a cire perdue (lost wax) method. Because bronze could be melted down and reused, very few bronze sculptures have survived from ancient times.
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