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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 Brutalist abstract sculpture by Stanyo Kaminsky in wood and iron.
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A bronze sculpture by William J. Sewell of a nude woman. Very good condition, natural patina, signed and dated 1946.
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
Original bronze sculpture of a baby giraffe signed H.L. Bowen and dated 1985.
A Curtis Jere 1960s-1970s mid-century brutalist sculpture made of torched and welded metal. Signed Curtis Jere on base. Original burnished torched patina and rough finish.
An abstract sculpture of multiple loops in metal. Original patina.
A cast iron fountain with a standing next to an urn that is tipping slightly as well as two identical putti, each seated atop a spherical plinth.
Brutalist style Curtis Jere wall sculpture, after the circa 1970s 'Urchin' (Oursin).
A Paul Evans style mid-century welded steel Brutalist sculpture.
A bronze sculpture of a stylized reclining female torso by celebrated French-born American modernist sculptor Gaston Lachaise (1882-1935)
Brutalist abstract steel sculptural bird by Curtis Jere, c. 1970s
A vintage circular spray-form sculpture in patinated brass on a cylindrical black marble base. The piece is by Curtis Jere.
a modern metal nine wire ball form sculpture that has movement when touched, like the sculptures by sculptor Harry Bertoia.
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.
An aluminum abstract sculpture signed by mid-century artist Chris Petersen, c.1970’s.
Midcentury metal sculpture of a tree surrounded by three large mushrooms with a small green frog.
A vintage Bronze abstract sculpture by Mathias Goeritz. Mathias was born in Germany in 1915. He studied Art History and Philosophy in Berlin and from 1940-45 taught in Morocco. After WW2 he returned to Europe, living in Spain until he and his wife immigrated to Mexico in 1949, where they would live for the remainder of their lives. In Mexico he continued his sculpting, painting and teaching and also collaborated with architects. He died in Mexico City in 1990
A silver over bronze modernist figurative statue, in the style of Ernest Trova, c. mid 20th century, depicting a nude, arched, standing male gracefully balancing a kneeling nude female his torso.
A circa 1950s Cubist wall sculpture, created by American artist Robert E. Kuhn (1917-2000), which depicts the abstracted figure of a musician with violin, rendered in welded wrought iron and hand-painted.
Austrian Jugenstil massive but elegant sculpture, depicting a beautiful Eastern female dancing with a snake is a fine example of the Art Nouveau movement that swept through the decorative arts and architecture in the late 19th and early 20th centuries.
Belle Époque bronze sculpture titled 'Le Siffleur' (The Whistler), after Karl P. Kowalczewski (polish 1876-1927) depicting a whistling barefooted young boy in early 20th century garb with hands in pockets.
A Mid-Century Modern flower cart sculpture made by Curtis Jere in copper and brass on a wooden platform during the 1960s-1970s.
A vintage bronze sculpture by noted artist Lawrence Fane (1933-2008) and signed "Fane"in bronze.
A copper sculpture in Brutalist style of a mother with her child seated on a wooden bench.
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.
Sculpture bust of a horse head crafted in cast metal with a bright polished silver-tone finish.
Seymour Meyer "Ballet" abstract sculpture on black pedestal with swivel top.
An Art Deco hammered copper sculpture of a nude woman wading through water and carrying two fish in the style of Hagenauer.
A Mid-century Modern sculpture of a crane by Curtis Jere, 1978, of nickel plated steel on round base.
Two small abstract modern sculptures, circa 1960s, inspired by the works of sculptor Milton Hebald, figures in patinated bronze.
A large mid-century modernist style patinated bronze sculpture of a stylized tall female torso.
A cut stainless steel kinetic sculpture made in 1966 by Yaacov Agam in Israel. Some wear to surface. Hallmark and signature on back.
Bronze torso cast by renowned French sculptor Aristide Maillol circa 1960's. The sculpture is signed at the the base A.Maillol.
A Japanese Meiji-era finely cast bronze sculpture of a mythical guardian of the sea
Circa 1920s Bronze Sculpture on stepped marble base by French sculptor Marcel Bouraine.
A hand-sculpted brass fish with a sculpted copper sea plant and a cast bronze coral.
Fornasetti 'Capitello Ionico' lacquered wooden chair in black with enameled metal legs and a lithographically applied graphic of the upper section of a classical Ionic order column on its back.
Mazzega chandelier with Murano Glass sunburst sputnik design dating from 1950s Italy.
Adrian Pearsall Mid-Century Modern high back wing chair made for Craft Associates in the 1960's.
Memphis Group Postmodern ceramic hand-painted pedestal or side table with colorful geometric theme dating from the 1990s.
A rare huge clay Lucky Cat, produced in Japan during the Edo Period (1603-1868) - Ca. 1820.
American Gilded Age pair of Tiffany urns made in heavy cast gilt bronze.
Geometric style modern faceted art glass sculpture or vase, created by New-York based artist John Torreano (b. 1941) in the late 20th century.
An antique Louis XIV style console table in untreated wood.
A pair of modernist Art Deco 'Woofle Bird' table lamps designed in 1929.
Isaac Kahn geometric totem in brushed metal over composite on painted base. The sculpture is marked "Kahn 79" near the bottom.
Seguso table lamp in cobalt blue Murano glass from the 1950s.
Italian neo-classical carved olive wood sculpture depicting the head of Paris, made around 1810, after Italian artist Antonio Canova.
French Louis XV period Kingwood veneer commode with ornate ormolu detailing, stamped with the obliterated signature of Joseph Schmitz and the mark of the Jurande.
An abstract painting by mid-century artist John Seery, “Drawl”; acrylic on canvas,1975, signed on back.
Fontana Arte Italian modernist table lamps in heavy aquamarine partially mirrored glass and metal, attributed to Italian designer Pietro Chiesa.
American Brutalist sculpted bronze coffee or cocktail table created by Paul Evans Studio, initialed and dated 70 on the base.
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