Vietnam Sculptures

Kay Bojesen’s horse first saw the light of day in the early 1930s, and quickly became an iconic, popular friend for children and adults alike. The horse is made of light, untreated b...

The Hippo was born in 1955 as a fun desktop item for managing pencils. Kay Bojesen's imaginative family of wooden toys has a very special appeal for both children and adults. For chr...

Give a gift that will last a lifetime. Kay Bojesen's Rabbit was born in 1957 and is the youngest member of Bojesen's family of imaginative wooden toys that has a very special appeal ...

Kay Bojesen’s 1951 Monkey took shape in Kay Bojesen’s head as a coat hook, but ended up becoming a world-famous little wooden monkey. This version is made of smoked oak and natural o...

He emigrated to the U.S. and won a first-place prize for his sculpture for the Vietnam War Memorial in Washington D.C.

Antique Seated Buddha Amitābha Vietnam c.1900, Gilded Wooden Sculpture on Lotus Base, Asian Decorative Spiritual Art An exquisite antique seated Buddha Amitābha, crafted in Vietnam ...

Kay Bojesen's original Santa from the 1940s with his sack and walking stick will become a favourite and familiar motif that will bring joy year after year when rediscovered in your b...

The famous, much-loved er Kay Bojesen drew this popular Santa Claus in 1948, but poor Santa was on his own without Mrs Claus for many years. That’s all changed now that Mrs Claus has...

Alfred, the Kay Bojesen bird, is the latest addition to the family of wooden toys – from monkeys and hippos to songbirds. Alfred is made of natural and smoked oak and is ideal for an...

16th-17th Century Bronze Pipe Heads from Central Highlands, Vietnam. The set of five bronze pipe heads, recovered during controlled excavation in Central Highlands, Vietnam. Techni...

Kay Bojesen's friendly Bear was born in 1952. The range includes a wealth of imaginative wooden figurines and has a very special appeal for both children and adults. For christenings...

Bronze by NGUYEN THANH LE (Vietnamese, 1919-2006) Head of Vietnamese young woman inscribed in Chinese (on the back of the neck) bronze sculpture with original patina on wooden base ...

A large and heavy fired clay (terracotta) head of an Arhat (also known as Luohan in Chinese). The followers of Buddha who achieved the enlightenment, statues of Arhats are always fou...

Pair of Annamite mandarins in bronze with brown patina, dressed in the traditional costume of scholars for audiences, decorated with dragons; they carry a tablet in their hands. The...

A lot of his works were purchased by the military stationed in Vietnam.

The Songbird Sunshine represents one of the five colour combinations in Kay Bojesen's range of songbirds. Sunshine – like his five colourful siblings – was never put into production ...

Kay Bojesen's Puffin was hatched in 1954. With its spread wings and attractive shape, the Puffin quickly became a popular family toy. This range of wonderful wooden toys has a very s...

The Nightingale figurine is inspired by H.C. Andersen’s famous fairy tale of the same name. The fairy tale was published in 1843 and is about a nightingale whose song enchanted the E...

The Elephant was born in 1953. Kay Bojesen's imaginative family of wooden toys has a very special appeal for both children and adults. For christenings, birthdays, school leavers, an...

A gift for life! This Kay Bojesen first saw the light of day in the beginning of the 1930s. With its proud stance, luxurious mane and reins at the ready, the horse invites us on an i...

Kay is named after Mr. Bojesen himself who was a great fan of the colour blue. He was always either dressed in an immaculate blue suit, shirt and tie or a white smock. The Songbird ...

Songbird Ernst is named after Kay Bojesen´s father, an extremely versatile man. He was a business man, editor, cultural personality and a creative soul, who together with his wife Va...

A charming heavyweight turns 70. With its open mouth and whimsical expression, the Hippo is a figurine you love at first sight. It’s almost too fun to be true, and it’s easy to under...

Nguyen Thanh Le (Vietnamese, 1919-2006) Head of Young Vietnamese Woman, c.1950 bronze on wooden base Inscribed in Chinese, back of neck This is an original piece by the artist of...

A smiley beak for 70 years. With its brightly colored beak and friendly expression, the puffin is a bird you love at first sight. It’s almost too cute to be true, and it’s easy to un...

A loving hug on a large scale. With its characteristic long trunk and friendly, attentive eyes, the Elephant is a beloved character from Kay Bojesen’s universe of wooden figurines – ...

The cute bear by Kay Bojesen originally saw the light of day in 1952. This version is medium sized and is made of natural oak and natural maple, so the bear fits in well with Kay Boj...

Kay Bojesen's Dachshund was born in 1934. For years, children and adults have created the stories that have made the Dachshund part of the family. For christenings, birthdays, school...

Kay Bojesen’s many figures are popular with children and adults alike, and this one is no exception. The hippo was originally designed in 1955 to look after the designer’s pencil on ...

Kay Bojesen’s Monkey that we all know and love was actually intended as a hook for children’s coats, but its destiny was to become a piece of original, world-famous Danish art! This ...

The Kay Bojesen Elephant was born in 1953. Kay Bojesen's imaginative family of wooden animals appeals to children and adults alike. For a christening, birthday, high-school graduatio...

This is a hand made product. Variations may therefore occur. Poetry and personality with true responsibility at heart. With Story Birds from Kay Bojesen Denmark, you’ll discover a se...

With its modern and minimalist look, it’s hard to believe that Bojesen's Dog 'Pind' turns 90 in 2024. First crafted in 1934, Pind was one of the very first animals that Kay Bojesen ...

Kay Bojesen's friendly Bear with open arms was born in 1952. The range includes a wealth of imaginative wooden toys and has a very special appeal for both children and adults. For ch...

The sculpture stands 10.38" tall with the plinth. Sculpture without the plinth measuring 6.7" high.

On offer is a bronze Art Deco-style sculpture crafted by the documented Vietnamese artist Gia-Lợi (1897–1980). The piece showcases the signature stylistic hallmarks, thematic depth a...

A finely modeled Vietnamese bronze sculpture from French Indochina, dating circa 1920 and reflecting the subtle modernist vocabulary that accompanied the Art Deco influence during th...

A contemplative Vietnamese bronze sculpture from French Indochina, expertly crafted circa 1920 during the height of the French Colonial period and subtly shaped by the emerging aesth...

A dramatic large-scale bentwood wall sculpture by Palacek, crafted in hand-bent rattan with concentric circular forms that radiate movement and energy. This work exemplifies Palacek’...

A dramatic large-scale bentwood wall sculpture attributed to Palacek, crafted in hand-bent rattan with concentric circular forms that radiate movement and energy. This work exemplifi...

Maitland Smith, Circa 1970. A large Maitland-Smith designed tessellated stone, malachite and brass sphinx table sculpture 1970s with original makers sticker on underside. The Egyp...

Beautiful patinated cast iron head sculpture Atribbuted to Nguyen Thanh Le, sitting on distressed solid gold painted wood base, nice patina beautiful piece.

Brass Frog Dance Sculpture—a captivating scene of antique brass frogs engaged in a lively dance on a Verdigris brass log. Towering above is a majestic crowned stork, creating a harmo...

Pair of Antique Buddha Busts – 45 cm, Gilt and Patinated Sculptures, Asian Decorative Spiritual Art for Interiors A striking pair of antique Buddha busts, each measuring 45 cm in he...

Tuan Nguyen (Vietnam, b. 1963) bronze sculpture, "destiny", limited edition #30 of 100, signed & numbered on base.

He emigrated to the U.S. and won a first-place prize for his sculpture for the Vietnam War Memorial in Washington D.C.

A rare collection of 16-17th century bronze pipe heads excavated from the central highlands in Vietnam. Pipes appear to be Chinese and Japanese - The patina is exquisite. This colle...

early bronze signed by vietnamese artist it is an iconic theme of the vietnamese sculpture The pedestal is in black painted wood and it wears age and use. The sculpture itsel is 4, ...

Antique wooden carved sculptures, from the Le Dynasty Buddhist, 18th century, Vietnam altar maid figures, painted lacquerware.

This is a hand made product. Variations may therefore occur. Poetry and personality with true responsibility at heart. With Story Birds from Kay Bojesen Denmark, you’ll discover a se...

Kay Bojesen in the Savannah. The family of wooden animals has been expanded to include the hand-painted zebra, one of Kay Bojesen’s first exotic animals. It was created in 1935 and i...

Ruth is named after Kay Bojesen's Swedish daughter-in-law. With her femininity and pink body, she took the family by storm. The Songbird – like her five colourful siblings – was neve...

Big icons. Small sizes. Under the heading of Liliput, you can now create original stories in wood with three of Kay Bojesen’s famous wooden figures in an even smaller miniature size,...

Birds meet, and sweet music ensues. The series of songbirds and lovebirds are beloved classics in and everlasting symbols of timeless love. With this pair of both modern and classic...

These unique and timeless lovebirds in black are inspired by the black Songbird Raven from Kay Bojesen. Painted black, they are sure to become a beautiful element of any interior in ...

The two fresh-faced skiers were designed by Kay Bojesen towards the end of the 1940s. This happy boy skier with the red bobble hat and checked jacket is named Boje, which was the pet...

Original Christmas magic in a stylish modern cut. With the ever-smiling Kay Bojesen Monkey in a unique Christmas version wearing a classic red Christmas sweater, the story of Kay Boj...

With its modern and minimalist look, it’s hard to believe that Bojesen's Dog 'Pind' turns 90 in 2024. First crafted in 1934, Pind was one of the very first animals that Kay Bojesen ...

Original Christmas magic in a stylish modern cut. With the ever-smiling Kay Bojesen Monkey in a unique Christmas version wearing a classic red Christmas sweater, the story of Kay Boj...

Kay Bojesen designed these two happy skiers towards the end of the 1940s. The happy girl skier with the red cheeks and big smile is called Datti, which was the pet-name of Kay Bojese...