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HEIGHT: 25 in (64 cm) WIDTH: 18 in (46 cm) DEPTH: 15 in (38 cm)
S121SJ
Terracotta
1883
France
Late 19th Century
Tan
Circa 1960s by Bitossi for Raymor a 'Rimini Blu' ceramic sculptural bull, produced in Italy in mixed blue and green glazes over incised decoration.
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Five abstract modern sculptures crafted c. 1970s-1980s by Irene Wheeler, clay fired contrasting organic and linear
Colorful parrots from the 1950's in Italian Majolica with artist's signature.
A modernist style fired and patinated terra cotta sculpture of a stylized bird made in the 1930s-1940s by German-born American sculptor Margot Kempe
Modern abstract architectural construct by Irene Wheeler, c. 1980s 'Beirut' series in clay
An Art Deco ceramic sculpture with ox blood colored glaze depicting a dove. Made in the 1920s-1930s in Japan for the French market. Excellent condition with paper label in Japanese; import piece. Japanese artist.
A circa 1960s Italian sculpture of lying prone and roaring leopard, in glazed ceramic.
A ram sculpture crafted in white tin-glaze, sold and produced for Bloomingdale's. Marked on bottom "Italy" with an old Bloomingdale's New York price tag.
A sculpture created by New Orleans-base artist Cathy Rose in 2012. assemblage of a female porcelain head and body made of wood and other found objects. Excellent condition, signed on back 'Cathy Rose'.
Italian pair of Chinese foo dogs in majolica, produced in the Hollywood Regency period.
A vintage circa 1970's Italian, realistically rendered glazed ceramic sculpture of a terrier. Stamp [Made in Italy] to the bottom of the piece. In very good condition, wear is consistent with age.
A pair of early 20th century Chinese sculptures of foo dogs, crafted of Majolica with gold, green, blue and white glazes.
This modern ceramic sculpture of a grinning fat cat derives much inspiration from artist Fernando Botero (b. 1932), best known for portraying heavy-set figures and animals in his works of art. The sculpture's clean lines and minimal details marries well with the smooth matte glazed surface. Markings include signature and impressed stamp (albeit indiscernible) to the lower back of the cat. Despite minor presence of wear, including chips and scuffs to the surface, this piece remains in good overall condition.
Pair of antique sculptural earthenware ducks, of Asian origin, each polychrome glazed.
A pair of vintage 1950'sItalian ceramic sculptures depicting two "sage"like figures in yellow robes. They are by Marcello Fantoni and are signed under the base.
Produced circa 1960s an Italian lifesize sculpture of a pug in glazed terracotta, painted with intricate mottled details.
A vintage circa 1970's Italian ceramic sculpture of a cocker spaniel, realistically rendered, painted in white and black.
Three Aldo Londi terracotta birds for Bitossi, produced in Italy circa 1960s, with raw glaze.
Pair of mid-century era Italian guacamaya parrots in majolica, produced circa 1950s.
An abstract oil on canvas painting by American Artist Jean Sampson entitled "Sun Melt". The piece is in vibrant shades of yellow and orange with pink and purple accents. It is signed and dated on the reverse.
Manufactured for Meisleman Imports, a ceramic orange stripped cat, hand-painted and glazed in Italy during the 1970s
Pair of Victorian white and black Staffordshire dogs, produced late 19th century.
A vintage Swedish ceramic sculpture of a seated antelope.
A vintage pair of French Art Deco sculptured Siamese cats, one seated in an upright position, the other lying prone, in white ceramic with 'craquelure' glaze.
Gump's ceramic figures of a couple in the chinoiserie style.
Late 20th century modern head sculpture in the abstract style, crafted of white ceramic.
Modern contemporary 'Torn' vessel by ceramicist Mary Roehm.
A Chinese red porcelain vase in monumental size decorated with a raised floral relief of dragons and clouds. Excellent condition, period unknown, Chinese Mark on the front.
A group of three ceramic vases by Louise Black, etched signature on bottom.
This circa 1970s sculpture by East Hampton artist Phyllis Hammond, depicts a highly unique abstract form in multi-toned clay; detached from base.
A French Art Deco glazed ceramic sculpture designed for Etling, Paris by master sculptor Alexandre Kelety and ceramicist Marcel Guillard.
Sculpture of a cat with a tobacco leaf pattern across its body.
A vintage large ceramic majolica hand painted sculpture of a standing eagle. The piece has age appropriate wear; some scratches and chips
Produced in Italy, circa 1950s-1960s for Raymor a sculptural ceramic horse in black matte glaze and detailed with orange and red glazes.
German-born Canadian artist Hanni Rothschild created this expressionistic sculpture of a Queen and King circa 1960s. Mixed-media ceramic, bronze and enamel, on a wood plinth.
Victorian era pair of Staffordshire ceramic sculptures of recumbent lions.
A mid-20th century Bjorn Wiinblad needlepoint depicting a muscian, under glass in a brass frame.
Daum France limited edition Coupe Lacrima compote designed by Andre Dubreuil in 1990 with blue crystal mounted in brass.
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 French Art Deco carved and ebonized wood figural cigarette and tobacco humidor vessel in shape of an elephant, with chrome detailing.
A Victorian engraved silver hinged bangle with machine-like design and silver beading. Halmark reads 'sis std'
Fontana Arte manner 12 light chandelier, Italy 1950s, brass frame featuring smoked glass rings.
An undulated globe table lamp in cobalt blue glass on wood base with brass stem, made in Denmark circa 1970’s.
Lalique Chene pendant in the largest size with several tiers of oak leaves in frosted glass.
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 French 1980 handmade model airplane from a Louis Vuitton shop window display
A pair of Barcelona chairs dating from ca.1970.
A rare huge clay Lucky Cat, produced in Japan during the Edo Period (1603-1868) - Ca. 1820.
Rare antique Chinese wood statue of Guayin; possibly Tang Dynasty.
Modern late 20th century pair of swivel slipper chairs, with red suede upholstery, raised on chrome pedestal bases.
Bitossi Rimini Blue ceramic clock, crafted in Italy during the 1960s.
Organic Modern inspired amethyst on stepped silver plate base.
Arne Jacobsen Swan Chairs designed by Fritz Hansen for Knoll upholstered in bright pink.
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