His Roman counterpart was Cupid, he is described as one of the children of Aphrodite and Ares. Circa 19th century. Unsigned Sculptor unknown.
Antique 19th Century Bronze Eros Cupid Archer Sculpture After Alfred Gilbert RA
Antique 19th Century Bronze Statue - Pretty Young French Girl Dancing Sculpture
Large Antique 19th Century Bronze Spelter Figure Fisherman Sculpture
ANTIQUE 19th CENTURY BRONZE IN THE SHAPE OF A LION SKIN RUG
Antique 19th Century Bronze Desk Seal Form Of A Cherub 9.5cm Long
Rare Antique 19th Century Bronze Portrait Relief Plaque of Sir Issac Newton
