Modern Articulated Brass Fish Wall Sculpture Set of Two
By Curtis Jeré
Located in Chula Vista, CA
Modern Articulated Brass Fish Wall Sculpture two fish sculpture Signed 11.5 long x 3.25 w x 4 h
Brass
Pair of Mexican Modern Brass and Coral Articulated Fish Sculpture
By Los Castillo
Located in Palm Springs, CA
Pair of articulating brass fish with coral eyes from Mexico. Fish measure 4.5" long and stand 2
Coral, Brass
1960s Oversized Mexican Articulated Fish Bottle Opener
By Los Castillo
Located in Chula Vista, CA
For your consideration a rare oversized Mexican modernist articulated fish bottle opener, 15
Brass
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H 2.76 in W 18.51 in D 3.94 in
Large Antique Anglo Indian Folk Art Articulated Brass 'Medina' Fish, Late 19th C
Located in Bristol, GB
ANTIQUE INDIAN ARTICULATED FISH SCULPTURE Depicting a stylised fish in a naive folky style, with
Brass
Mexican MCM Los Castillo Abalone Shell and Brass Fish
By Los Castillo
Located in Mexico City, MX
Mexican Mid-Century Modern abalone shell and brass articulated fish by Los Castillo. Taxco, México.
Brass
Pair of Mexican Modern Brass Articulated Fish Sculptures
Located in Palm Springs, CA
Pair of articulating brass fish with resin eyes from Mexico. Fish measure 4.5" long and stand 2
Brass
Large Vintage Brass Articulated Koi Fish on Hook Hanging Sculpture 23"
Located in Dayton, OH
Circa mid 20th century brass wall hanging sculpture in the shape of a fish with an atriculated body
Brass
Los Castillo Articulated Abalone Fish Bottle Opener
By Los Castillo
Located in Los Angeles, CA
Articulated abalone fish bottle opener - a wonderful midcentury bar favorite. The bottle opener is
Brass
Vintage Mexican Articulated Abalone Fish Bottle Opener
Located in Los Angeles, CA
Beautiful and decorative, this abalone fish is poised and designed to open a bottle, great for the
Brass
Brass and Copper Japanese Koi Articulated Fish Sculpture
Located in Stamford, CT
Dramatic and massive articulated fish sculpture in the form of a koi of brass and copper with paste
Brass, Copper
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