Bright Group

This pair of Aluminum Group armchairs feature bright purple Alexander Girard hopsack fabric.

A brilliant composition of a Russian group of people. Bright and clear colors dominate this massive canvas.

Made by the coveted Omega group. Bright white lacquered finish with Chinese Chippendale Millwork detail.

Made by the iconic Thomasville group. Beautiful bright white lacquered finish with heavy brass hardware.

A bright seascape with a group of women dressed in white, lounging in the sun on a beach of sand dunes with a sailboat in the distance.

Floral depictions around an armoire group scene, bright and cheerful. the flowers are vibrant, with reds, yellow and blues.

Each plate combines fine copperplate engraving with original hand coloring, showing delicate blues, violets, greens, and bright yellows that give the group a refined and cohesive dec...

Entitled "R136," this painting depicts the group of bright stars at the center of the NGC 2070 star cluster within the Tarantula Nebula.

Set of 8 clean line dining chairs model 778 in cereuse oak with Holly Hunt Sexy Platinum silk mohair upholster by The Bright Group, American 2000's. These chairs are beautifully made...

Bright vintage collection, ensemble or group of coloured/colored glass bowls or vases in shades of red and green Cenedese of Murano, Italy.

Features a muted black exterior shell with a polished pearl like light reflecting opalescent glass interior surfaced in a dark pewter color, embellished with a group off centered bri...

Sleek, minimal Mid-Century lounge chairs by Hugh Acton for Vecta recently reupholstered in stunning Knoll velvet spring upholstery.   

Masterfully made with bright colored yarn, this group of four paintings were made by the Huichol people in Jalisco, Mexico in the 1950s.

In contrast the Memphis Group offered bright, colorful, shocking pieces.

Classic sideboard by Paul McCobb for Planner Group; original bright orange grasscloth sliding doors.

Group of brightly colored shields depicting angels flanking an altar, the shield topped with the inscription "venite adoremus", and mounted on iron stands.

In attention-getting bright blue, this group is from a larger set of the works of Charles Dickens, published in England, 1930.

In the early 1950's he moved to Paris and joined the Cobra group where his bright colored abstract faces became an instant success.

The ironic creation of cracking art group is presenting bright blue bust of Leonardo da Vinci with colorful fruit crown.

This particular listing is for the brighter blue one in the group photo. Handcrafted in Ireland.