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Good
HEIGHT: 17 in. (43 cm) WIDTH: 9 in. (23 cm) DEPTH: 10 in. (25 cm)
R326MD
Bronze
Dor
France
Mid 20th Century
Gold
Art Deco bronze sculpture by Opus-Cellini depicting a female nude from 1930s.
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A bronze sculpture of a stylized reclining female torso by celebrated French-born American modernist sculptor Gaston Lachaise (1882-1935)
Art Deco desk size sculpture in bronze by Rudolph Henn depicting a young boy and squirrel. 1920s.
Circa 1966 pair of mixed composition Labrador Retriever sculptures, signed Tuscany Studio.
A brutalist abstract sculpture in welded bronze with partial gold patina, made by Vandevoorde in the 1960s/1970s
A Brutalist mixed metal, torch-cut, soldered and enameled, wall sculpture depicts a personified sun and moon, in contrasting sheets in tones of copper and brass, surrounded by projecting spires and rays.
A three dimensional wall sculpture in the Brutalist style, signed Bijan '77 with two men playing tennis.
An exceptional Japanese Meiji-era bronze Ikebana vessel atop a moving-wave shaped base.
Stainless steel & aluminum sculpture of a futuristic racing car by a known American artist, Daniel Fiorda; namely, from his series " Heavy Toys", where speed is reflected in the form of children’s toys that have been adapted to the adult psyche.
A vintage large brass sculpture of a sitting panther possibly looking at its prey. Sculpture is in good vintage condition with some wear and stains to brass as well as small scratches and nicks to the surface.
Vintage Brutalist manner sculptural owl by Curtis Jere in patinated mixed-metals, signed and dated 1968.
Paul Suttman (American, 1933-1993) was widely known as a representational artist, working within a variety of mediums and styles, eventually travelling to Italy and France to pursue studies in bronze-casting. During the 1970s he had begun creating sculptural still life works, experimenting with space and dimensionality. This small scale sculpture, created for J. Walter Thompson Co., comes in polished bronze, depicting a still life of fruit, including an apple and pear, arranged with a mug and bottle form vessel, on a circular base. Markings include the artist signature [Suttman] to the base; to the bottom [24/300/ J. Walter Thompson Co. Commission/ Buon Natale 1973]. The sculpture remains in very good vintage condition, minor wear to finish consistent with age and use.
Brutalist 1970s wall sculpture, depicting two mermaids in the style of Paul Evans, of iron, set against a linear frame.
Two small abstract modern sculptures, circa 1960s, inspired by the works of sculptor Milton Hebald, figures in patinated bronze.
This wall sculpture in the Brutalist Style is made of patinated brass.
Erte sculpture titled "Les Bijoux de Perles" produced in the year of Erte's death 1990 by Sevenarts Ltd as a limited edition of 500.
A pair of monumental Chinese 19th century phoenix birds in cloisonne and enamel on bronze. Chinese characters on base. Excellent condition.
Mid Century lifelike brass hanging sculpture of a longhorn steer skull, c. 1960's.
A vintage circa 1960's-1970's Brutalist sculpture in the style of Alberto Giacometti, depicts two abstracted long-limbed figures in motion suspended in time, in rough textured molten bronze.
This mixed metal Brutalist sculpture by Silas Seandel is torch cut and mounted on wooden base.
A vintage bronze sculpture of a female figure. the piece has abstracted features and a "rough"finish. -Reduced from $1500
A sculptural weeping willow, hand soldered in mixed metal by artist Brian Bijan circa 1960-1970, features bronze tree form with copper branches and brass drops, on a raw quartz stone base.
A finely-cast large Japanese Meiji-period bronze sculpture of a sea-hawk with stretched-out wings, made in the 1860s
A mid-century copper parts Brutalist figural sculpture of a male, c. 1970’s, comprised of various parts including a lock, nuts and bolts.
Brutalist 1960s abstract sculpture by Emanuele Scarnicci (b. 1916), with two elongated dancers in bronze
A 1970’s posthumously cast bronze sculpture of a voluptuous female torso by Aristide Maillol (French, 1861-1944).
Mid-20th century Brutalist sculpture by Lindsey Decker, crafted of abstracted bronze; signed.
Brutalist abstract steel sculptural bird by Curtis Jere, c. 1970s
The artistic career of sculptor Lilian Swann Saarinen (1912-1995) began with her studies at the NYC Art Students League in 1928, followed by the Cranbrook Academy of Art in Michigan 1936 to 1940. She would live much of her adult life in Massachusetts, as well as Europe, teaching at the Pratt Institute, the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston, as well as the Massachusetts Institute of Technology in Cambridge. Saarinen also participated in a Red Cross rehabilitation program, teaching soldiers ceramic sculpture. Much of the artist's inspiration came from animals and nature; one of her best known works, entitled 'Night', exhibited at the World's Fair in 1939, which depicts the panther Bagheera from Rudyard Kipling's 'Jungle Book', was later set in the Boston Public Garden in 1986. Amongst many projects and commissions for public sculpture and reliefs, often working alongside her husband, architect Eero Saarinen, she designed the 'Screaming Eagle' sculpture for the Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago, as well as producing reliefs for the WPA. Saarinen's broad range within the cultural arts also extended to the literary field, when in 1935 she illustrated 'Picture Book Zoo', followed by the publication of her 1946 children's book 'Who am I?' This engaging bronze sculpture, created by Saarinen circa 1939, depicts a beautifully detailed woman playing the accordion; her stance, leaning back and slightly contrapposto beneath the weight of the accordion, right foot peeking out from her long pleated dress, implicates movement and musical sound, as she handles the extending instrument, moving fingers hands along the keys. Markings include the artist's signature [Lillian Swann] and [Roman Bronze Works]. This piece is in overall good condition, with some wear on wood base.
A mid-century torch-cut steel sculpture in brutalist manner.
A copper sculpture in Brutalist style of a mother with her child seated on a wooden bench.
Vintage circa 1970's abstract sculpture, created by artist William Bowie in the Brutalist style, is made of rough soldered green-patinated bronze.
Chinese export circa 19th century pair of sculptural monkeys, each in pewter on wood stands.
A mid-1930s aluminum cast machine age sculpture, unsigned. Original rough finish with original painted wood base.
Contemporary modern sculpture 'Vigilance' depicting a lion in bronze by Rosetta, dated 1996.
A Brutalist open work iron sculpture of a woman on a wooden base.
Rare antique Chinese wood statue of Guayin; possibly Tang Dynasty.
Arne Jacobsen Swan Chairs designed by Fritz Hansen for Knoll upholstered in bright pink.
A Victorian engraved silver hinged bangle with machine-like design and silver beading. Halmark reads 'sis std'
Figurative gilt bronze timepiece by Max Blondat in the French art nouveau style. Inscribed with the artist's name "Max Blondat" and from the Valsuani foundry.
A mid-20th century Bjorn Wiinblad needlepoint depicting a muscian, under glass in a brass frame.
A pair of Barcelona chairs dating from ca.1970.
An undulated globe table lamp in cobalt blue glass on wood base with brass stem, made in Denmark circa 1970’s.
A French 1980 handmade model airplane from a Louis Vuitton shop window display
Lalique Chene pendant in the largest size with several tiers of oak leaves in frosted glass.
A rare huge clay Lucky Cat, produced in Japan during the Edo Period (1603-1868) - Ca. 1820.
Modern late 20th century pair of swivel slipper chairs, with red suede upholstery, raised on chrome pedestal bases.
A French Art Deco carved and ebonized wood figural cigarette and tobacco humidor vessel in shape of an elephant, with chrome detailing.
Bitossi Rimini Blue ceramic clock, crafted in Italy during the 1960s.
Organic Modern inspired amethyst on stepped silver plate base.
Fontana Arte manner 12 light chandelier, Italy 1950s, brass frame featuring smoked glass rings.
A vintage mixed media abstract expressionist inspired artwork titled "Tomorrow, Tomorrow, Tomorrow"by Barbara Quackenbush (1929-2012). The piece is composed of painting and collage elements. Barbara Quackenbush split time between Harrisonburg, Virginia and Fort Lauderdale, Florida. She graduated from Virginia Commonwealth University and continued her artistic training at George Washington University and the Corcoran School of Art in Washington, D.C. and exhibited locally an nationally throughout her career. She passed away in 2012.
Daum France limited edition Coupe Lacrima compote designed by Andre Dubreuil in 1990 with blue crystal mounted in brass.
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