Bronzefigur schreiender Faunsknabe von Georg Mattes

Stehender, weiblicher Akt, nach vorne gebeugt. Dunkel patinierte Bronze (Kratzer, fehlender Schmetterling). Auf runder Plinthe sign. , auf Marmorpostament. Victor Heinrich Seifert...

Sehr detailreich gearbeitete, polychrom patinierte Historismus-Bronzefigur eines Ritters um 1900. Nicht signiert.

Sie bieten hier auf 1 von 3 Stück Vintage Graniglia-Wandleuchte von Barovier & Toso / Murano, Italien 1950er Jahre Es sind 3 identische Wandleuchten vorhanden, transparentes Glas mi...

Gemälde AKT von Peter Patzak, entstanden wohl um 1980/-90. Mischtechnik auf Leinwand, auf Keilrahmen gezogen, links unten um 90° gedreht collagierter Druck eines Frauengesichts aufge...

Die Leuchtikone Quadro von Jacques Adnet. Die Metallstruktur aus Palladium-Messing, verchromt, die Diffusoren aus satiniertem Glas und der Sockel aus Marmor. Mit dem Original-Dimmer....

Skulptur, Holz, mit Feuer geschwärzt Jems Robert Koko Bi, geboren 1966 in Sinfra an der Elfenbeinküste, kam nach seinem Studium in Abidjan nach Deutschland. Er arbeitete von 1992-19...

The finest ceramic, crafted in the Venetian tradition, takes the shape of shells, corals and sea creatures straddling myth and reality, to decorate a timeless amphora. The sea, ancient art, and Classical Antiquity, reimagined with a modern eye, join forces with hi-tech LED lighting to create an elegant table lamp of unique allure, named after the primeval sea god. Thanks to its innovative touch system, the lamp’s Plexiglas pane can be switched and adjusted by touching the ceramic pedestal. The light source is a 7W LED strip with 3000K, 411 lumen and 100-240V voltage. To the Ancient Greeks Okeanos was the primeval god of waters, the immense sea/river that springs from itself and in itself flows again, encompassing the whole world in water. Homer’s poetry makes him into the beginning of all things, the eternal origin of all the seas, rivers and springs – in an endless cycle of flowing life energy. Les First...

The finest ceramic, crafted in the Venetian tradition, takes the shape of shells, corals and sea creatures straddling myth and reality, to decorate a timeless amphora. The sea, ancient art, and Classical Antiquity, reimagined with a modern eye, join forces with hi-tech LED lighting to create an elegant table lamp of unique allure, named after the primeval sea god. Thanks to its innovative touch system, the lamp’s Plexiglas pane can be switched and adjusted by touching the ceramic pedestal. The light source is a 7W LED strip with 3000K, 411 lumen and 100-240V voltage. To the Ancient Greeks Okeanos was the primeval god of waters, the immense sea/river that springs from itself and in itself flows again, encompassing the whole world in water. Homer’s poetry makes him into the beginning of all things, the eternal origin of all the seas, rivers and springs – in an endless cycle of flowing life energy. Les First...

The mystical allure of the Holy Grail by Alexander von Eikh, a captivating sculpture interpretation, a timeless masterpiece that beckons seekers of spiritual enlightenment. www. a...

Multicolor resin sculpture by Louis Von Koelnau. Signed and dated, 1980 Louis Von Koelnau studied at the Minneapolis College of Art and Design and the Royal Academy of Art in Stoc...

Pair of sculptural Art Deco bookends, designed by Walter Von Nessen for Chase, unsigned, American, circa 1930s. They are believed to be constructed of brass, but have taken on a warm...

A superb handcrafted naturalistic grouping of fruits and vegetables in painted ceramic, glass and rattan-wrapped metal. Created by Marianna von Allesch, ci...