Small Greek Plaster Busts

The image displays two white busts of prominent ancient Greek figures, likely intended as decorative pieces or reproductions of classical sculptures. Homer: The bust on the right depicts Homer, the legendary author of the epic poems The Iliad and The Odyssey, recognizable by the fillet or headband often depicted on his busts, a symbol of poetic mastery. His appearancen often includes a beard, furrowed brow, and deep-set or blank eyes, alluding to his traditional portrayal as blind. Socrates: The bust on the left is a representation of Socrates, the classical Greek (Athenian) philosopher credited as one of the founders of Western philosophy. His distinctive features include a bearded, bald head, and a contemplative expression. Approximately 6 inches high and believed to be made of plaster of paris. Pickup category timeslot {B}