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9160
Good
HEIGHT: 16 in. (41 cm) WIDTH: 9 in. (23 cm) DEPTH: 6 in. (15 cm)
R330TR
Iron
Folk Art
1930s
United States
Early 20th Century
Brown
A vintage circa 1980's Kinetic sculpture by artist Dan Murphy with polished sheets in brass and chrome that represent abstract flame, on a Lucite base, with accent lucite sphere. Markings include the artist's signature, [Dan Murphy, 1989] engraved to the base of the chrome sheet. In a very good vintage condition, wear consistent with age.
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Brutalist manner sculpture of a tree, entirely in rough textured bronze, created using lost wax casting.
This female nude bronze is characteristic of the work of Art Deco Chicago Sculptor Emory Pius Seidel
Art Deco desk size sculpture in bronze by Rudolph Henn depicting a young boy and squirrel. 1920s.
A Mid-century Modern sculpture of a crane by Curtis Jere, 1978, of nickel plated steel on round base.
Brutalist 1970s wall sculpture, depicting two mermaids in the style of Paul Evans, of iron, set against a linear frame.
A hand-sculpted brass fish with a sculpted copper sea plant and a cast bronze coral.
A circa 1980s and 1990s modernist sculpture of a Baboon, seated on a jagged boulder in patinated bronze, created by Argentinian sculptor Roberto Estevez.
Brutalist 1960s abstract sculpture by Emanuele Scarnicci (b. 1916), with two elongated dancers in bronze
A decorative pair of aluminum reindeer with gold leaf finish, 20th century.
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.
Mid-Century era pair of sculptural Indian elephants, embossed silver sheet.
Brutalist abstract steel sculptural bird by Curtis Jere, c. 1970s
Silas Seandel wall sculpture crafted out of nails in the Brutalist tradition.
Mid-20th century Brutalist sculpture by Lindsey Decker, crafted of abstracted bronze; signed.
A mid-century torch-cut steel sculpture in brutalist manner.
This small-scale, highly organic abstract sculpture, created by Vaillancourt circa 1960s, appears as an amorphous formation of molten bronze, standing on a circular plinth over a black painted, square wood base
An Art Deco hammered copper sculpture of a nude woman wading through water and carrying two fish in the style of Hagenauer.
Vintage Brutalist manner sculptural owl by Curtis Jere in patinated mixed-metals, signed and dated 1968.
Tree form sculpture made of cut metal circles and brass rods mounted to a gilt wood branch. The branch is anchored in a brass and foam composite pot. Designed by Curtis Jere, c. 1970's.
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.
Chinese export circa 19th century pair of sculptural monkeys, each in pewter on wood stands.
Contemporary modern sculpture by Cheryl Farber Smith, abstract geometric form in metal; signed.
Modern abstract sculpture from the Mid-Century era, portraying a group of three figures, possibly a family, in rough patinated bronze.
A Paul Evans style mid-century welded steel Brutalist sculpture.
Sculpture bust of a horse head crafted in cast metal with a bright polished silver-tone finish.
A bronze sculpture of an abstract head shaped figure, made by German-born Mexican artist Mathias Goeritz (1915-1990) in the 1950s-1960s.
Crane sculpture in grass and brass by Luca Bojola in the Mid-Century Modern style.
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.
Bronze torso cast by renowned French sculptor Aristide Maillol circa 1960's. The sculpture is signed at the the base A.Maillol.
A modern pair of bronze sculptures of a duo of dancers in movement, sculpted in an Expressionist figurative manner and fixed atop circular bronze bases.
A three dimensional wall sculpture in the Brutalist style, signed Bijan '77 with two men playing tennis.
European 1940s bronze sculpture as a fountain, depicting a coiled snake.
A 1970’s posthumously cast bronze sculpture of a voluptuous female torso by Aristide Maillol (French, 1861-1944).
Brutalist style Curtis Jere wall sculpture, after the circa 1970s 'Urchin' (Oursin).
Bruno Giorgi bronze sculpture of a female torso mounted on a black marble base.
A French Art Deco carved and ebonized wood figural cigarette and tobacco humidor vessel in shape of an elephant, with chrome detailing.
Salavetti disc pendant in 18k white gold.
A mid-20th century Bjorn Wiinblad needlepoint depicting a muscian, under glass in a brass frame.
A faux bamboo bench in polished brass. Produced during the 1960s in the Hollywood Regency style.
Arne Jacobsen mid-century modern Swan Chair designed by Fritz Hansen for Knoll recently reupholstered in bright pink.
Hammerman Brothers brooch in 18k yellow gold and platinum.
Italian neo-classical carved olive wood sculpture depicting the head of Paris, made around 1810, after Italian artist Antonio Canova.
An abstract painting by mid-century artist John Seery, “Drawl”; acrylic on canvas,1975, signed on back.
Organic Modern inspired amethyst on stepped silver plate base.
A pair of French lounge chairs by French designer Pierre Paulin, in their original pink fabric, circa 1970.
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.
Mid-Century 1950s Italian lamp in blue Murano glass by Seguso for Marbro Lamp Company
A vintage modernist chandelier in brass.
Giacometti table lamps in a matte white finish.
A rare huge clay Lucky Cat, produced in Japan during the Edo Period (1603-1868) - Ca. 1820.
A pair of modernist Art Deco 'Woofle Bird' table lamps designed in 1929.
A trio of 18K yellow gold stacking rings by Black, Starr & Frost. Rings are set with cabochon amethyst and pink/green tourmaline. Weight: 20.40g Each ring 5mm at widest; 16mm wide when stacked.
A pair of Barcelona chairs dating from ca.1970.
An antique Louis XIV style console table in untreated wood.
A Modernist cased glass hand-blown blue-green vase. Label on the side. In great vintage condition.
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