Mottahedeh Furniture

This terrific abstract sculpture has a wonderful linear composition created with iron brick nails welded with bronze and a patchwork of rectangles in enameled in vivid orange. The p...

Pair of Mid-Century Italian Painted Tole Wild Strawberry Wall Sconces. Pair of vintage electrified Italian hand painted tole sconces. They are naturalistically designed with double...

A gorgeous vintage pair of Italian Florentine gilt tole two-arm candle sconces with lovely grapes, scrolling leaves, large bows, and carved giltwood candle holders, circa 1950. "Base...

Vintage wrought iron candle sconces in the Brutalist style will certainly light up a room and create interesting shadows. Sculptured and patinated, each iron piece holds a single tap...

A captivating mid-century modern iron wall sculpture depicting a scene of sailboats on a rolling sea. The meticulously crafted ironwork captures the essence of the scene, with sails,...

Pair of silver plate stylized pear and leaf motof candlesticks on a traditional central post. Stamped Mottahedeh. We have left the patina on the silver, cou...

A beautiful pair of vintage, wall candle sconces in a classic Louis XVI style. These sconses are made of heavy, molded, bronze/copper alloy. They are identical and none of them featu...

Extremely rare shadow box wall art from the 1950's. Reminiscent of the work of Laurids Lonborg and Richard Galef, but probably Austrian. We had a t...

1950s Frederic Weinberg Wrought Iron Wall Sculpture of a Fencer Offered for sale is a wonderful wrought iron wall sculpture by Frederic Weinberg in the 1950s. The sculpture depicts a man in fencing gear and in a lunging stance. Weinberg, a Philadelphia-based artist and industrial designer, trained at the Philadelphia Academy of Fine Arts. Throughout the 1950s, he designed, produced, and sold a wide variety of functional and decorative items under his company, Frederic Weinberg Co. Working with wire, iron and gilded bronze, Weinberg crafted furniture and furnishings for use in homes, businesses and institutions. His most notable pieces included swivel stools with a wrought-iron base and seats made with leather, sheepskin, or woven wicker; Atomic Age–-style clocks; and sculptural table lamps constructed with paper shades and metal frames shaped like lutes and guitars. Weinberg also made figurative wall sculptures depicting everything from ancient Roman gladiators...

Impressive three tier gilt iron starburst wall mounted sculpture in the Brutalist style. Likely created by William Bowie, American circa 1970, though unsigned. Truly a living piece of sculpture, a Nova exploding perpetually on your wall. Check out the cool pic of Baba Ram Dass...

Vintage brutalist wall sculpture by renowned Danish sculptor Henrik Horst. Known for his impressive, Brutalist welded iron wall sculptures Henrik Horst began his career in Denmark in...

Signed "C Jeré 70" Curtis Jere, also known as C. Jeré, was a collaborative design team comprising Curtis Freiler and Jerry Fels. Specializing in metal sculpture, they gained recognition from the 1960s to the 1980s for their unique and innovative approach. Their sculptures incorporated abstract and stylized forms, often depicting nature, urban landscapes, and everyday objects. Notably, Curtis Jere's sculptures captured movement and energy, whether through flowing tree branches, dynamic bird arrangements, or bustling cityscapes...