Red Oak Burl Hollowform by David Ellsworth

A delicate lathe turned sphere in red oak burl with natural occlusions. Signed "Ellsworth 1980 Red Oak Burl".

An outstanding turned hollow form vessel, with a squat spherical shape. Signed 'Ellsworth 1981 English Walnut'.

An exceptional turned hollow vessel. Signed '1994 Ellsworth Figured Ash'. Designed and made in the USA by David Ellsworth.

Larger than images may reveal, this 1997 Spalted sugar Maple pot is indicative of Ellsworth's post-1990 shift to focus on pure forms with a direct design approach. His stratum series...

An impressive and exquisite large-scaled hand carved wooden sculpture of a perched pelican ready to take flight with wings outstretched. Signed 'Byrd Baker 1979'

An expressive, tall and finely crafted long-beaked stork in figured fumed oak and teak with a fully adjustable head.

Bring nature indoors. Large ball of natural burl wood.

David N. Ebner's,vintage iconic scallion coat rack. Carved, turned, bleached and painted ash wood sculptural. Please see the newly published book...

Incredibly unique ceramic artwork by celebrated artist David Korty. Piece is fully ceramic and in the shape/form of a book with multiple square and round cutouts along the pages. Detail of lifted pages also incorporated into the piece to capture 'movement.' Official artist bio below: "David Korty (b. 1971, San Francisco, California) has shown extensively in Los Angeles, in solo exhibitions at Night Gallery, China Art Objects, Kohn Gallery and LAXART; at Derek Eller Gallery and Greene Naftali in New York; and at Sadie Coles HQ in London. Korty's work has been acquired by the Hammer Museum, Los Angeles; the Grunwald Center for Graphic Arts, Los Angeles; the Judith Rothschild Foundation; and the Rubell Collection. His work has been covered in Artforum, The New York Times, The Guardian, and Modern Painters, among other publications. A monograph of Korty's work entitled Blue Shelves...

Rock Sculpture #6 by David Haskell. Ceramic sculpture with blue glazes. Artist signed on underside.

Amorphic sculpture #4 by David Haskell. Ceramic sculpture with blue glazes.

Cylindrical leaning TOTEM-form, hand built with indentations, green glazes. Artist-signed to underside.