Mark Lindquist Mid-Century Carved Wood Relief Sculpture
Located in Bridgeport, CT
An amorphous and sensual early piece by Pioneer Wood Artist Mark Lindquist. Signed and dated '74 along one edge.
Wood
Studio Craft Lidded Exotic Wood Vessel with Finial by Kim Blatt, c. 2000s
By David Ellsworth
Located in St. Louis, MO
Keywords: Philip Moulthrop / Ed Moulthrop (The Moulthrop family are giants in wood art; Philip pioneered complex, mosaic-segmented wood globes) Mark Lindquist / Mel Lindquist (Pion...
Wood
Unavailable
H 2.75 in W 15.88 in D 12 in
Mark Lindquist yellow birch burl wood sculptural vessel bowl 1970's
By Mark Lindquist
Located in Ocean Grove, NJ
About the piece: One-of-a-kind yellow birch burl wood bowl by famous American sculptor, Mark Lindquist. This rare piece is signed by the artist on the underside and dated 1979.
Wood, Birch, Burl
Mel and Mark Lindquist Momumental Turned Vessel
By Mark Lindquist
Located in Philadelphia, PA
Spectacular and singular turned vessel by famed father and son, signed and dated by both
Unavailable
H 4 in W 7 in D 7 in
Melvin Lindquist Sculptural Turned Cherry Burl Wood Vase, Signed and Dated 1978
Located in Long Island City, NY
Melvin began turning in the 1930s as a vertical turret lathe operator for the General Electric Company. His son Mark continues the legacy through Lindquist Studios.
Cherry
Sold
H 5.4 in W 13 in D 16.15 in
Mark Lindquist early large and important Turned Cherry Burl Wood Bowl
By Mark Lindquist
Located in Chicago, IL
A beautiful and impressive and large, very early unique bowl carved out of Cherry Burl. 5 3/8"high x 16" x 13"
Melvin & Mark Lindquist Birch Root Turned Bowl, Signed & Dated 1986
Located in New York, NY
Melvin Lindquist began turning in the 1930s as a vertical turret lathe operator for the General Electric Company. In his shop at home, he began an exploration of the vase form throug...
Wood
Turned Wood Vessel by Mark Lindquist
By Mark Lindquist
Located in New York, NY
Small and exquisite turned maple vessel by Vermont artisan Mark Lindquist (b. 1949). Along with his father Melvin, Mark Lindquist helped elevate the craft of woodworking to a serious...
Mid-Century Modern Carved Teak Wood Abstract Wooden Sculpture
Located in West Chester, PA
Vintage Carved Teak Wood Abstract Sculpture. Hand carved from a single piece of teakwood. We could not find a signature.
Teak
Mid-Century Modern Organic Carved Wood Abstract Sculpture, Biomorphic Form
Located in Minneapolis, MN
Here is a compelling mid-century modern carved wood sculpture featuring a highly organic, biomorphic form with beautifully flowing contours and sculptural negative space. Executed in...
Wood
$750
H 20 in W 8 in D 6 in
Handcarved Wooden Abstract Sculpture by Ralph Peplow of California (1907-1987)
Located in Oakland, CA
Handcarved abstract sculpture by Californian artist Ralph Peplow (1907-1987), an organic form created out of hardwood with it's expressive graining and fluid lines. Stamped by the a...
Hardwood
Free-form sculpture in solid walnut Alexandre Noll Circa 1950
By Alexandre Noll
Located in Saint-Ouen, FR
Rare sculpture representing a mortar made of solid walnut. French work by Alexandre Noll, model created around 1945-50. Signature incised ANoll on the back. Small slit on top
Walnut
$450
H 12.75 in W 11 in D 5.5 in
Mid-Century Modern Abstract Wooden Sculpture, Hand-Carved, USA, 1960s
Located in Oakland, CA
Freeform abstract wooden sculpture, hand-carved forms that are connected via dowels and mounted on a black wooden base. Each element of the sculpture relate to one another to create ...
Wood, Paint
Mid-Century Danish Abstract Carved Wood Sculpture, Erik Thommesen Style
By Erik Thommesen
Located in Los Angeles, CA
Abstract carved wood sculpture exemplifies the organic modernism of Danish Mid-Century design in the style of Erik Thommesen. The vertical form features graceful, flowing curves that...
Pine
$2,200
H 66.54 in W 19.3 in D 3.15 in
Decorative Hand Carved Wood-Sculpture, Midcentury, Danish Cabinetmaker, 1970s
Located in Odense, DK
A fine unique wooden sculptural wall decoration. Hand Carved motifs, made by a Danish Cabinetmaker in the 1970s. Nice texture and dimensions in this vintage piece, it can be used as ...
Wood, Pine
Handmade Wood Carving
Located in Seattle, WA
Handmade wood carving with nice patina and character. Vintage condition as pictured. Listing is for described item only. Box H9 Dimensions: 3.5”L ;3"W;7"H
Wood
Carved Wood Sculpture by Italian Artist Flaviano Laghi
By Flaviano Laghi
Located in Troy, MI
This mid century wood sculpture by Italian artist Flaviano Laghi dates from approximately 1980 is mounted on a dark wood base and features a light wood with prominent graining in a b...
Wood
Turned Wooden Vessel from USA
Located in Sagaponack, NY
An expressive and masterfully turned thin walled vessel crafted of vividly grained claro walnut.
Walnut
Abstract Mid-Century Modern Organic Wooden Sculpture, 1960's
Located in Den Haag, NL
Abstract Mid-Century Modern Organic Wooden Sculpture, 1960's Please contact us for an affordable shipping quote.
Wood
$352Sale Price|20% Off
H 18.5 in Dm 9.25 in
Mid-Century Arts & Crafts Hand-Carved Wooden Lidded Vessel
Located in West Hollywood, CA
This mid-20th century Arts and Crafts–inspired hand-carved wooden lidded vessel is a beautifully crafted decorative object that showcases skilled traditional woodworking. The vessel ...
Wood
Sculpture in Wood Butalist Design, 1950s France
Located in Auribeau sur Siagne, FR
Description: this sculpture was made in the 1950s in France. It consists of a black oak base and an oak ball carved . Very nice work combining organic form and raw material. Conditi...
Oak
1970s Sculptural Exotic Wood Studio Vessel Lidded Jar
Located in Chula Vista, CA
For your consideration, an exotic wood vessel lidded jar. Beautiful clean modern lines. Unsure of type of wood. Signed at the bottom. Unable to read the signature. Dimensions: 4.5" ...
Wood
$795Sale Price|38% Off
H 7 in Dm 3 in
Jon Sauer California Modernist Studio Exotic Woods Betel Nut Lidded Box
By Jon Sauer
Located in Palm Springs, CA
Zig zag patterned cocobolo, blackwood and betel nut lidded box created by Jon Sauer of San Francisco, California. Box measures 7" in height by 3" in diameter. In excellent vintage co...
Cocobolo
Brazilian Modern Lidded Tobacco Jar in Jacaranda by Jean Gillon, 1970s
By Jean Gillon
Located in Stockholm, SE
Sculptural lidded tobacco jar carved from solid Brazilian rosewood (jacaranda), designed by Jean Gillon and produced in Brazil during the 1970s. The piece exemplifies Gillon’s refine...
Jacaranda, Rosewood
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