Large Enameled Steel Sculpture of a Face by Jane Schneider

A wonderful large abstract steel sculpture by a talented pair local Palm Springs, the Sutton Brothers. It is painted and finished on one side in polished steel. Great presence. The p...

A wonderful large-scale and quite heavy three-dimensional fitted marble and steel sculpture. The base is steel and the two sides slip into slots in the base as the middle ball is hel...

A whimsical large steel sculpture by the noted Memphis Echo Park California artist Peter Shire. This work was purchased directly from a gallery t...

A large wonderful stainless steel sculpture titled Couples by the noted California artist James Hill. Signed and dated 2015. On a heavy polished painted ste...

A large bronze kinetic sculpture that’s fit in the garden or indoors. Approximately 78 inches tall. It´s unsigned but likely late 20th century out of an estate that featured a massiv...

Two large lucite sculptures that we purchased demo an estate. The estate claimed they were done by an artist named Joe Allen or somewhere near t...

- The bust in in good condition - Wonderful details on face.

Large 77" abstract lovers bronze sculpture on an enameled round steel base. The statue features a man lifting a woman to the outer heavens.

Face sculpture by Vica Ceramica Dimensions: D 45 x H 45 cm Materials: High Temp. Ceramic. VICA CERÁMICA-STUDIO is a design and sculpture studio es...

Large pair of Chinese cloisonné enamel horse sculptures Chinese, Early 20th Century Horses: Height 159cm, width 185cm, depth 71cm Bases: Height 48cm, width 174cm, depth 69cm Both: ...

This large scale abstract fiber sculpture was created in the mid-1960s by renowned Detroit Artist, Jane Knight. This work was a part of her private collection and was never exhibited for sale. This piece is comprised of literal miles of jute strands hand twined in multicolored wool fibers. The piece was designed to free Stand in a room and absolutely captivating. The diameter of the centre 'column' is about 20" Jane Knight (1928-2013) was born in Grosse Pointe and received her BFA from the University of Michigan in 1951. After graduation, she worked as the Art Director for the Detroit based luxury department store JL Hudsons and designed for the Cranbrook Theater School. Due to her husband's employment at Eero Saarinen and Associates she was embraced by a Community of cutting-edge designers and architects at the epicenter of the modernism movement and was personal friends of Eero Saarinen, Charles and Ray Eames, Alexander Girard and George Nelson to name a few. Jane was an avid traveller who always viewed the world magically with her creative eye. As an art collector herself, she highly regarded the work of Alexander Calder and Henri Matisse. Throughout her career, she created numerous freestanding, wall-mounted and suspended fiber art sculptures...

beautiful carved head in ebonized wood from the 1950's