Antique Portuguese Church Plaque Adorned with Rays and Dove at Center
Located in Atlanta, GA
The piece remains plain on the backside, making it best suited placed against a wall. This large Portuguese church panel from the early 20th century, would make a stunning decorative...
Wood
$11,921Sale Price|35% Off
Antique Japanese Meiji Period Silk Embroidered Screen Room Divider Byobu C.1900
Located in London, GB
Embroiderers in the Meiji era continued to use traditional techniques and also developed new formats for the Western market: large-scale wall hangings, curtains, framed panels, and f...
Silk, Lacquer
Christopher Prinz “Large Wrinkled Panel” in the Mirror-Polished Finish
By Christopher Prinz
Located in Brooklyn, NY
Large-size wrinkled steel wall-mounted panel by Omaha-based designer Christopher Prinz, who achieves this unusual texture by repeatedly creasing a thin sheet of steel, resulting in a...
Steel
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