Pierre Saint Paul

Huge two piece brass brutalist torch cut metalwork tree branch and leaf wall art sculpture. The two wall art pieces were designed to be configured in ma...

Large multicolored glass wall sculpture 1950s. Purchased in the Mid-1950s by the previous owners, artist yet unknown. Wooden frame, Colored glass mixed with concrete separation, fini...

Two Goebel Bieber ceramic wall masks, circa 1950s. Good original condition.

Chains echo different emotions in us , some see them as a symbol of imprisonment, and vulnerability and some see as an emotion of inter connectivity and strong bond between the peopl...

1818 Greek plaster wall relief showing doctors practicing ancient medical treatments on patients

Pierre Sabatier Brutalist mural composed of 3 panels in steel and pure tin. The panel represents matter in transformation, as tin meets steel. France 1974 H. 247 cm, W. 267 cm, D. 4....

A striking black enamelled ceramic mask with shimmering bronze-gold highlights. This exceptional wall decor piece showcases the artistry of anonymous French craftsmanship from the 19...

Hand-thrown earthenware Mid-century modern 1960s plate signed underside a mid-century French studio piece in the Vallauris tradition. Brilliant, layered red glaze (orange-to-carmine...

Phenomenal ceramic and rope wall sculpture, circa early 1960s. This example intermingles ceramic forms with cording.

Coffee brown wall hanging of coffee brown sueded leather strips. The strips of suede are in randomized lengths and widths and have been woven into a cotton backing. The hanging has b...

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...

Ceramic fish wall plaque made by esteemed German ceramist Helmut Friedrich Schäffenacker, Germany 1950s. The piece shows his signature traits; simplified, abstract & geometric shapes...