Joel O'Dorisio for Lost Angel Glass Vase, American Studio Art Glass
Located in Clifton Springs, NY
(Lost Angel '99). Joel O'Dorisio's work concentrates on traditional blown glasswork and cast sculptural
Art Glass, Sommerso
Amphora in Patinated Bronze, 20th Century, Lost Wax Casting
Located in Madrid, ES
On a staggered square base, the amphora is raised. The foot presents gallons, which are repeated in the body of the container; in it there are branches and grapes as well as palmette...
Bronze
“Schooner under full sail” by German American Artist Alfred Gabali
By Alfred Gabali
Located in Vancouver, British Columbia
appointed captain of a coastal patrol. The vessel was soon lost at sea during a storm but Gabali survived
Canvas
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H 25.5 in W 31.5 in D 1.38 in
Blue and Green Toned Watercolor and Ink Farm Landscape
By Herman Ferrell
Located in Houston, TX
old vessels have been lost to hurricane Katrina, which battered the coast of the Gulf of Mexico
Ink, Watercolor
"Paradise lost, " Studio Glass Vase with Human Face by Willem Heesen
By De Oude Horn, Willem Heesen
Located in Amstelveen, NL
vase shows a mysterious human face. The title of the object is 'Paradise lost'. Willem Heesen
Glass
Collection of Mid-Century Green/Brown Ceramics
Located in San Francisco, CA
For a better idea of Lost Art Salon's wide range of ceramic pieces visit: http
Mid Century Green Ceramic
Located in San Francisco, CA
For a better idea of Lost Art Salon's wide range of ceramic pieces visit: http
Ceramic
Mid Century Tall Black Vase
Located in San Francisco, CA
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Ceramic
Mid Century Twin Snake Vessel
Located in San Francisco, CA
For a better idea of Lost Art Salon's wide range of sculptures visit: http://www.lostartsalon.com
Clay
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