Mid Century Paper Mache Parrot Raul Aguavo
By Sergio Bustamante
Located in W Allenhurst, NJ
Modern paper mâché hand painted parrot sculpture by Raul Aguavo, perched on a metal swing. The
Paint, Paper
$1,650
H 56 in W 19 in D 12 in
Signed Sergio Bustamante Paper Mache Green Parrot Bird Hanging Sculpture
Located in Philadelphia, PA
Vintage Signed Sergio Bustamante Paper Mache Green Parrot Bird Hanging Sculpture 10/100. Circa Late
Other
$3,850
H 31.75 in W 10 in D 11 in
Vintage Sergio Bustamante Papier Mâché Parrot Sculpture, Mexican Modernism
By Sergio Bustamante
Located in Los Angeles, CA
This exceptional vintage papier mâché sculpture is the work of renowned Mexican artist Sergio
Paint, Paper
$296Sale Price|68% Off
H 0.8 in W 3.65 in D 2.55 in
19th Century Lacquered Papier-mâché Snuff Box with Parrot and Lady
By Stobwasser
Located in Haddonfield, NJ
Early 19th century hand painted black lacquered Papier-Mâché snuff box or vanity box Crafted in
Wood, Lacquer, Paper
Mid-Century Mexican Folk Art Paper Mache Parrot Sculpture by Sermel
Located in Los Angeles, CA
Mid-century Mexican Folk Art paper mache parrot sculpture by Sermel.
Paper
Sergio Bustamante Paper Mache Sculpture
By Sergio Bustamante
Located in Westport, CT
Sergio Bustamante Paper Mache parrot Sculpture on Lucite stand circa 1970's Mexican sculpture and
Sergio Bustamante Papier Mâché Parrot Sculpture
By Sergio Bustamante
Located in Highland, IN
This terrific, oversize sculpture of a parrot by Sergio Bustamante is a joyful piece with it's
Paper
Sold
H 54.73 in W 16.54 in D 16.54 in
Large hanging papier mache parrot sculpture by Sergio Bustamante, Mexico 1970s
By Sergio Bustamante
Located in Hastings, GB
coloured lacquered papier mache parrot sits on a brass perch. In good vintage condition- a few little
Brass
Sergio Bustamante Parrot Sculpture in Paper Mâché on Brass Swing
By Sergio Bustamante
Located in Astoria, NY
Modern paper mâché hand painted parrot sculpture by Sergio Bustamante, perched on a brass swing
Brass Peacock Sculpture by Sergio Bustamante
By Sergio Bustamante
Located in North Hollywood, CA
Brass peacock sculpture by Mexican artist Sergio Bustamante. It comes with original invoice and proof of authenticity numbered 80/100.
Brass, Pewter
Parrot Sculpture by Sergio Bustamante
By Sergio Bustamante
Located in Mexico City, CDMX
Copper, brass and aluminium Parrot on a hoop hanging stand by Sergio Bustamante, circa 1960. Sergio Bustamante is a Mexican Artist and sculptor. He began with paintings and papier m...
Metal
$3,300Sale Price|40% Off
H 43 in W 18 in D 7 in
Life-Size Handmade Paper Mache Pink Flamingo Sculpture Signed Sergio Bustamante
By Sergio Bustamante
Located in Van Nuys, CA
Rare Life-size handmade paper mache pink flamingo sculpture signed by Sergio Bustamante. The top body is made from paper mache and finished in multicolored polychrome lacquer standin...
Resin, Paper
Sergio Bustamante Flamingo Standing Sculpture
By Sergio Bustamante
Located in Westport, CT
Sergio Bustamante Large standing handmade Flamingo Sculpture
Brass, Bronze, Copper, Enamel, Metal
18th Century Papier-mâché Small Snuff Box
Located in Delft, NL
18th century papier-mâché small snuff box A black lacquered papier-mâché snuff box with a silver inlaid encircled zig zag motif around a medallion with a scene of the Last Supper ...
Paper
Sergio Bustamante Style Toucan
By Sergio Bustamante
Located in Highland, IN
This wonderful colorful papier mâché Toucan has all the hallmarks of a Sergio Bustamante piece, but lacks his signature. It is beautifully detailed with rich, vivid colors, and sits ...
Brass
Sergio Bustamante Sculpture of Toucan on Hanging Perch
By Sergio Bustamante
Located in Mexico City, CDMX
We offer this toucan sculpture by Mexican artist Sergio Bustamante, circa 1960 made in brass and copper with fantastic patina. Present some details.
Brass, Copper
Toucan Sculpture by Sergio Bustamante
By Sergio Bustamante
Located in Mexico City, CDMX
Copper, brass and aluminium Toucan on a hoop hanging stand by Sergio Bustamante, circa 1960. Sergio Bustamante is a Mexican Artist and sculptor. He began with paintings and papier ...
Metal
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