Teds Heads

Not satisfied with drawing strange beasties, Ted modeled the heads of some of his animals and mounted them.

Not satisfied with drawing strange beasties, Ted modeled the heads of some of his animals and mounted them.

Daystrom’s casual dining furniture was designed by an in-house design department headed by Ted Van Benschoten. They changed ownership many times and ceased operations in 1996.

Daystrom’s casual dining furniture was designed by an in-house design department headed by Ted Van Benschoten. They changed ownership many times and ceased operations in 1996.

Daystrom’s casual dining furniture was designed by an in-house design department headed by Ted Van Benschoten. They changed ownership many times and ceased operations in 1996.

movable bronze sculpture by bronze magician ted gall, head opens up

In 1919 he designed Mayan and Toltec sets and costumes for Ted Shawn, head of the pioneering Denishawn Dancers.

Daystrom’s casual dining furniture was designed by an In-House Design department headed by Ted Van Benschoten. They changed ownership many times and ceased operations in 1996.

Granite head on stone base by self taught artist Ted Ludwiczak.

Ted Ludwiczak began to carve stone heads after retiring from grinding hard contact lenses.

Self taught artist Ted Ludwiczak carved this most unusual stone head to reveal light and darker layers in the face.

Carved stone head mounted over metal base. Ted Ludwiczak is a self taught artist who began carving stone heads after retiring from grinding contact lenses.

Ted Ludwiczak carved this most unusual stone to reveal light and darker layers in the face. Mounted on stone base.

Ted Ludwiczak large carved sandstone head. The self taught artist began to carve stone heads after retiring from grinding hard contact lenses.

Ted’s stone heads range in size from six inches to over four feet!

2 hand built bowls by important ceramic artist Ted Randall, head of the design dept. at Alfred University from the 1950's through the 1980's.

Ted’s stone heads range in size from six inches to over four feet!

Not satisfied with drawing strange beasties, Ted modeled the heads of some of his animals and mounted them.

Not satisfied with drawing strange beasties, Ted modeled the heads of some of his animals and mounted them.

Stone head sculpture by self taught artist Ted Ludwiczak pinned to a flat stone on a black base.

Sandstone head sculpture by self taught artist Ted Ludwiczak.

Ted Ludwiczak (1927-2016) was a self taught art who became known for his carved stone heads.

Fabulous large brass Brutalist patchwork stallion horse with blown black glass eyes. Fantastic artistic piece by Luciano Bustamante of Mexico c1965. In excellent vintage condition wi...

Frank Poole Bevan (1903-1976) Studied at Yale and a Professor of Theatrical Design, Yale School of Drama from the 1930's through 1971. Offering an annotated and signed original costu...

A lovely horse foal sculpture made of brass from the 1950s. Designed by Walter Bosse, executed by Hertha Baller. In very good condition with charming patina. We offer more Walter Bos...

Classic early 1910s Austrian business card tray or catchall. Nice addition to your room or just for your collection of Austrian art nouveau items. Found at an estate sale in Vienna, ...

This is an antique horse doorstop. An English, brass equine door keeper, dating to the late Victorian period, circa 1880. A charming example of Victorian domestic décor, combining fu...

Purchased iat Dyansen Gallery New York City, 1991 (sticker remains on verso) Late 20th Century Fred Stepanian female “God of Waves” acrylic limited edition serigraph. Composition co...

Well detailed solid brass sculpture of a horse head on a marble base. "Go Go" is the name of the horse.

Original vintage abstract portrait drawing by Jerry Owens, executed in graphite on toned paper. The composition features a stylized frontal portrait rendered with continuous, express...