Higgins Glass Furniture

A large art glass bowl by Michael Bang, of undulating circular, spiralling form, blown in clear glass with two swirls of opaque white and red pigment. Scandinavian, late 20th century. Michael Bang (1942-2013) Current And Advanced Glassmaking Art Michael Bang (1942-2013) was the son of Jacob E. Bang, Holmegaard's first designer. In the 1960s and 1970s, Michael Bang was a designer at the Odense Glass Factory, but moved with his family to Holmegaard in the 1980s when he joined the Holmegaard Glass Factory. Here he managed the design of the mouth-blown lamps in opal-white glass in which the glass factory specialised. Michael Bang was quick-witted, fascinating and fun and able to spellbind an audience when the glass factory organised talks and presentations. Many of his products have now become collector's items. Holmegaard carries his vases and flower pot covers in the MB range (1981), the Mandarin lamp...

Fabulous original brutalist Curtis Jere Golden Gate bridge wall sculpture. Signed by Curtis Jere, Iconic MCM 70's brass and mixed metal wall s...

Mid-Century Modern Space Age abstract sculpture table or bedside lamp in opalescent baby blue cut glass attributed to the italian design manufacture Esperia. Famous Italian design li...

A fun set of glass forms in wonderful pastel hues. No two are alike. Though the outer form is the same, round or square, the centers are always different with happy accidents that ...

Monument Lamp - Square with Honed Roman Travertine, Solid Steel Billet and handblown Opal Matte Glass Louis Jobst' Monument Lamp - Square is high quality, bespoke and handmade using solid raw materials. The base is finished with a black patina and cut from 90mm thick steel billet. Markings from the process are visible and intentionally left, exposing the character of the material. A square block of Travertine slots into the steel base. The opal glass diffuser is hand blown with a matte finish. The concept was to design a lamp triptych (circle, triangle and square) made out of high quality materials for a formal interior space. A triptych of varying forms, colors and textures could create a 'common ground' throughout a space, whilst also working as individual lamps. Inspiration has come from architectural forms such as monoliths and monuments, implemented through the design with heavy, robust materials and simple geometric forms. The lamps consist of stacked shapes, designed like a small column...

Large Italian 20th Century art glass dish, in violet and turquoise colors, with white fazzoletto decorations.

Modern art abstract enameled copper wall sculpture by Virginia artist Kim Eubank circa 2000s Colorful mosaic "Metal Quilt" wall hanging comprised of patchwork enameled copper square...

Mobach inspired double wall planter, 1973. Double bulbous compartments for planting or bird housing! In original condition with lovely patina and ribbed texture. Wear is consistent w...

Made in Italy pastries stand made of blown glass and palm shaped. The little transparent palm has plane space on top for pastries support. Orange and pi...

Clyde Burt ceramic charger in glazed stoneware with incised image. Signature to underside: [CB]. American, c. 1965

This Ceramic Chain wall sculpture is a unique and captivating piece of art that adds a touch of elegance and intrigue to any space. The sc...

Michael & Frances Higgins Fused Art Glass Rondelays, set of five, in the very large size. Each piece is 12 inches in diameter. One of the metal connectors has a well done previous re...