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6851
Good
HEIGHT: 17 in. (43 cm) WIDTH: 9 in. (23 cm) DEPTH: 10 in. (25 cm)
R326MD
Bronze
Dor
France
Mid 20th Century
Gold
A Japanese Meiji-era finely cast bronze sculpture of a mythical guardian of the sea
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Art Deco desk size sculpture in bronze by Rudolph Henn depicting a young boy and squirrel. 1920s.
This Art Deco Marcel-Andre Bouraine sculpture is of a partially clothed woman.
Brutalist wall sculpture by Curtis Jere comes in sheets of patinated brass, soldered and formed into the shape of a butterfly.
A Brutalist open work iron sculpture of a woman on a wooden base.
A Paul Evans style mid-century welded steel Brutalist sculpture.
A 1970’s posthumously cast bronze sculpture of a voluptuous female torso by Aristide Maillol (French, 1861-1944).
A brass sculpture, influenced by Miao Hook tribal talismans of China.
A beautiful bronze sculpture of the head of a smiling Buddha, produced in Myanmar (Burma) in the early to mid 20th century.
Early 20t century French bronze sculptures, “Pan and Lover” on wood base.
Brutalist abstract steel sculptural bird by Curtis Jere, c. 1970s
Brutalist 1960s abstract sculpture by Emanuele Scarnicci (b. 1916), with two elongated dancers in bronze
Curtis Jere 1970s Brutalist wall sculpture of a billowing tree, crafted of mixed metal.
A gilded bronze modernist sculpture by Irving Marantz (1912-1972) titled 'Obelisk to Peace'. Made in 1972, this sculpture has a larger size version erected in 1972 on Park Avenue and 34th Street in New York City. This sculpture was Marantz's last outdoor work before his death the same year. No marks or signature.
An abstract sculpture of a reclining figure in polished brass, by collaborating artists Arleen Eichengreen and Nancy Gensburg, circa 1970s.
This free standing sculpture was designed by renowned Curtis Jere in 1977. It is composed of metal birds in flight; mounted on a marble base. This piece has been signed and dated. The piece is in good vintage condition. Reduced From: $1,750
A vintage Curtis Jere brass pinwheel wall sculpture.
Rotating 1970s modern style bronze sculpture by Gerald Fellman, female abstracted figures with decorative incising.
The large abstracted sculpture of head of a bearded man, created by Vienna-born artist Egon Weiner (1906-1987), in patinated bronze, a representation of an expressive exaggerated face, with eyes closed, and head gently bowed. Markings include the artist's signature [E. WEINER]. In overall very good condition, wear and patina consistent with age.
A Mid-century Modern sculpture of a crane by Curtis Jere, 1978, of nickel plated steel on round base.
This mixed metal Brutalist sculpture by Silas Seandel is torch cut and mounted on wooden base.
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.
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.
A c. 1930’s Roman Bronze Works sculpture depicting the Egyptian God Anubis, with foundry mark on base.
A John Milder (Australian, b. 1951) bronze sculpture of figure gracefully balancing on one leg, late 20th century.
A vintage bronze sculpture by noted artist Lawrence Fane (1933-2008) and signed "Fane"in bronze.
Bernard Langlais sculpture of a seated female nude crafted in bronze; number four of eight limited edition sculptures produced in 1993.
Midcentury metal sculpture of a tree surrounded by three large mushrooms with a small green frog.
Bruno Giorgi bronze sculpture of a female torso mounted on a black marble base.
A vintage circa 1960's abstract sculpture, created by sculptor Lewis Seiler, depicting two highly stylized rounded figures in bronze performing outstanding acrobatic feats, and deftly balanced on a black marble base.
Organic Modern inspired amethyst on stepped silver plate base.
Don Freedman wall sculpture of overlapping hoops in various sizes and heights; alternating silver and bronze tone metals.
An Art Deco female bust with stylized features and great aged patina attributed to Walter Kantack. Her hair is a swirl of curving forms while her eyelashes are made up of thin strips of metal.
Mid-Century era Art Deco style sculptural otter in silver plate. Signed by artist.
A monumental patinated and gilt bronze candelabra (gas lamp), produced circa 1880s by Henri Vian, with a sculptured cherub on an ormolu mounted marble pedestal.
A Brutalist abstract sculpture made from welded car bumpers by Jason Seley (1919-1983), sculptor and dean of the Cornell University College of Architecture, Art and Planning. Excellent original condition, with some wear of age. Serial number etched in.
Rare antique Chinese wood statue of Guayin; possibly Tang Dynasty.
An undulated globe table lamp in cobalt blue glass on wood base with brass stem, made in Denmark circa 1970’s.
This decanter in Murano glass is a beautiful pale yellow and comes with a stopper or decanter.
A whimsical sculpture of brass cattails and leaves mounted on a root base. The piece is similar to works produced by Curtis Jere.
A Modernist table lamp, mid-century c. 1970s, with 3 blocks of white lacquered wood connected by chrome rods and lucite forming a classical column pattern.
A vintage pair of teak side chairs with white linen seats and cane backs.
Modern late 20th century pair of swivel slipper chairs, with red suede upholstery, raised on chrome pedestal bases.
A mid-20th century Bjorn Wiinblad needlepoint depicting a muscian, under glass in a brass frame.
Pair of 1930s bookends with highly detailed alabaster relief carved male faces.
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.
A pair of ancient Chinese sculptures dating to the Tang Dynasty, depicting grave-quelling earth spirits known as ‘zhenmushou’. Made of unglazed pottery.
This vintage clear lucite table lamp is composed of five lucite planks circling a central chome bar on a base.
A vintage 1985 abstract folk art sculpture of a red rooster or other bird. The piece is composed or iron objects and has Washington D.C. stamped on base. Signed and dated.
A 1960's lantern form pendant light with a walnut body, chrome detailing and smokey acrylic inserts. There are four candle form interior lights. This piece has age appropriate wear with some scratching to acrylic, chrome and wood. Made in the United States.
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