South Loop Loft Decorative Objects

Composed in rose gold acid-etched glass, a French vanity set from the 1920s defined by its faceted surfaces and warm reflective tones. Each piece carries a warmth that shifts throug...

A Hungarian ceramic rectangular vase by Zsolnay, circa 1950s. Shaped into a tall, faceted column, the vase is articulated with soft edges and a gently recessed neck. The glaze settle...

A Hungarian ceramic vase by Zsolnay, circa 1950s. Shaped into a tall, rectangular silhouette with a subtly tapered neck, the vase is sculpted in relief with abstracted motifs that an...

A Hungarian ceramic vase by Zsolnay, circa 1950s. Rising to nearly two feet in height, the cylindrical form is richly modeled with stylized sunflower motifs in low relief, their elon...

A mid-20th century Hungarian ceramic vase by Zsolnay. The vessel is formed in a bold, disc-like silhouette, its rounded body anchored by a narrow foot and crowned with a subtly flare...

A Hungarian ceramic rectangular vase by Zsolnay, circa 1950s. Shaped into a tall, faceted column, the vase is articulated with soft edges and a gently recessed neck. The glaze settle...

A pair of 20th century Italian vases by Stilform. Cast in substantial blocks of translucent amber-toned plexiglass, each vessel encases delicate botanical specimens. Oak leaves suspe...

A Hungarian ceramic vase by Zsolnay, circa 1950s. Rising to nearly two feet in height, the cylindrical form is richly modeled with stylized sunflower motifs in low relief, their elon...

Weight and presence define this 1970s French bronze bowl. Cast in solid bronze, the piece rises on four grounded legs, lifting the bowl slightly from the surface and giving it a sens...

A French studio ceramic vase from the 1970s, shaped with the raw sensibility that defined much of the French ceramic movement centered around Vallauris. The form is elongated and ar...

A French ceramic vase from the 1950s by Gustave Asch, where surface and texture take precedent. The glaze, a mottled turquoise, gives depth to the surface, while raised white slip d...

Form and glaze work together in this Italian ceramic vase attributed to Guido Andlovitz, created in the 1940s. Rising to just under twenty inches in height, the silhouette is balanc...

A tall French alabaster vase elevated within a gilt metal stand, likely dating to the early 20th century. Carved from alabaster, the vessel carries the soft translucency characteris...

A 1970s ceramic wall clock by Jacques Poussine, produced at the Sant-Vicens workshop in Perpignan, France. The piece is formed in terracotta as a vertical panel in relief, structure...

Scale and presence define this rare Accolay vessel from 1960s France. Standing at nearly two feet tall, it asserts itself as an object first, a vessel second, occupying space with a ...

Crafted by Accolay, this French vessel from the 1960s is an embodiment of artistic expression and craftsmanship. Standing at an impressive 2 feet tall, its scale commands attention, ...

A terracotta vase by Italian artist Ivo De Santis for Gli Etruschi, crafted in Italy during the 1960s. The form is defined by a rounded, flattened body with an elongated vertical nec...

A terracotta vase by Italian artist Ivo De Santis for Gli Etruschi, crafted in Italy during the 1960s. The form is defined by a rounded, flattened body rising to a single, elongated ...

A French Art Deco pewter vase by René Delavan from the 1920s, defined by its hammered surface. The gently swelling body rises from a compact foot to a subtly flared rim, while twin l...

A 20th century French alabaster vase with gilt metal stand, rising just over 30 inches tall. Carved from softly veined alabaster, the vase tapers from a rounded shoulder to a narrow ...

An antique French marble bust from the 1920s, carved in a softly modeled classical style. The sculpture depicts a young woman with gently flowing hair and a calm, introspective expre...

A contemporary Italian ‘Trisio’ marble bowl designed by architect G. Galli for Up&Up. A shallow, gently curved basin in softly veined ivory and blush marble rests between three ...

A French ceramic vase by artist André Bloch. Crafted in stoneware and rising in a tapered, elongated silhouette, the vessel transitions from a softly rounded body to a sharply facete...

A Mid 20th century ceramic vase by Marie-Madeleine Jolly, created during her years working in Vallauris in the 1950s–60s. Rising to a slender, elongated neck with a gently flared lip...

A ceramic vase by Greek artist Nikos Dazelidi, created in Athens in the 1960s, and signed by the artist. The form is approached as both vessel and object, balancing utility with a di...

A 20th Century French plaster bust sculpture, likely representing Zeus, modeled in the classical tradition. The figure is depicted with abundant, flowing hair and a full, curling bea...

A 19th century Italian Neoclassical urn carved from solid Carrara marble. The vessel takes on a generous, rounded form with a deeply recessed bowl and a thick, molded rim, flanked by...

A mid-century French ceramic vase signed 'O. de Lamazieres'. The tall, tapered form rises to a narrow neck, its surface accented with subtle vertical fluting. Around the shoulder run...

Designed by Georges Pelletier in the 1970s, this French ceramic tray explores gilt and gold tones in a composition that balances radiance with structure. Its presence is subtle, yet ...

A French bas-relief panel from the 1970s, conceived less as decoration than as a quiet intervention across the wall. A frieze-like composition that evokes ancient procession scenes, ...

A sculptural planter from the Turin workshop of Victor Cerrato, dating to the 1960s. The cylindrical form is clad in copper, its surface deeply etched with abstract motifs and burnis...

A cast bronze bust of a woman, signed by the artist and bearing the foundry mark Cire M. Pastori Perdue. Dating to the mid-20th century, the sculpture rises 19 inches high, its head ...

A sculptural planter from the Turin workshop of Victor Cerrato, dating to the 1960s. The cylindrical form is clad in copper, its surface deeply etched with abstract motifs and burnis...

A French alabaster vase from the 20th century, cradled in a hand-forged wrought-iron stand. The vessel is carved from richly veined alabaster, its surface alive with soft caramel, iv...

This 1950s Italian Murano glass vase captivates with its ethereal ice blue hue and sculptural wave-like appliqué. Handmade with precision, the delicate rippling detail adds a sense o...

A rare hand-blown Murano glass perfume atomizer attributed to the esteemed Barovier & Toso atelier in the 1960s. Its fluid, organic form captures the elegance of hand-blown glass...

A French ceramic vase by Les Potiers d’Accolay, dating to the 1960s. The rounded body is softly contoured, its surface finished in a lavender-grey glaze. Incised floral motifs unfold...

A 1960s French ceramic vase by Jean de Lespinasse. This sculptural piece features a rich blue glaze with hand-painted geometric motifs and a central medallion in earthy tones of ochr...

Luberon Stone Sculptures Anonymous Artist, c. 20th century – Present Carved in the quiet hours after work by a retired physiotherapist in his Luberon atelier, each sculpture is a m...

An Italian equestrian desk set from the 1980s, comprising a silver-plated letter opener and a magnifying glass that doubles as a bottle opener. Each piece is modeled after classic h...

A 20th century Italian Neoclassical urn drawing from classical architectural forms and ornamental garden vessels. Crafted in plaster and standing two feet tall, this piece features a...

A pair of hand-cast candleholders by David Marshall, dating to the 1970s. The aluminum stems rise from softly rounded bases and are accented with asymmetrical brass inlays that wrap ...

An Italian handmade ceramic bowl dating to the mid-20th century. Generous in scale, the form opens into a wide, gently sloped basin with an irregular rim that reflects its hand-shape...

A large Italian bowl or centerpiece from the 1970s. The round, shallow silhouette is composed of ivory hued travertine and features a porus finish w...

A 1960s Italian ceramic vase in creamy white glaze designed by Franco Bucci for Laboratorio Pesaro. The spherical silhouette features openings of varying sizes, perfect for arranging...

An Italian ‘Whistle’ vase designed by Franco Bucci for Laboratorio Pesaro in the 1970s. This striking ceramic vessel features a speckled ivory glaze. Its modern, spherical silhouette...

An Italian ceramic lidded bowl crafted by Nanni Valentini for Ceramica Arcore in the 1970s. This piece features a dome-like silhouette with a soft, rounded presence. Its matte ivory ...

An Italian jewelry chest in honeyed burlwood, crafted in the 1960s. The rectangular form features three smooth-gliding drawers with turned round pulls and original brass hinges. Curl...

Attributed to Fontana Arte, this sculptural 1960s photo frame is composed of thick, curved glass panels with beveled edges. The U-shaped form holds a...

A 1960s ceramic vase crafted by the renowned Faenza Art Institute (F'Arte). This textured piece features an abstract, geometric design with earthy brown, charcoal, and ivory hues. Th...

A 1960s Italian serving tray attributed to Aldo Tura, crafted in lacquered crimson goatskin parchment with a sculptural brass handle. The circular form features a square cutout at th...

This 1970s Gucci desk clock showcases the brand’s signature equestrian influence. The design pairs warm-toned wood with polished chrome accents, featuring bridle bit motifs—a nod to ...

Crafted in 1966 by celebrated Italian sculptor and painter Mario Giani, known artistically as Clizia (1923–2001), this ceramic sculpture is a striking exploration of organic forms. W...

A rare ‘Vesuvio’ vase designed by Angelo Mangiarotti for Gabbianelli in the 1970s. Crafted in matte black ceramic, its modernist silhouette flares outward in a dramatic gesture, soft...

A French crystal candelabra from the 1960s, in the manner of Daum. A molten, rock-like base rises into a linear bar cut to hold five tapers. ...

A 1970s French ceramic tray by Georges Pelletier. The square form is richly worked in deep crimson glaze, its surface accented with concentric gilt motifs that radiate outward like a...

A large 1970s ceramic vase by Noomi Backhausen for Søholm Stentøj, the historic Danish workshop founded on the island of Bornholm in 1835—a place long regarded as the heart of Scandi...

A 1940s Italian vanity set, hand-blown in Murano using the bullicante technique. Pioneered by Ercole Barovier, this method embeds controlled air bubbles within the glass, creating an...

A hand-sculpted ceramic vase signed by the French ceramicists Dalo. Crafted from black iridescent glazed ceramic, the organic form silhouette features a stylized face with a finger p...

A 1930s French Art Deco bronze sculpture of Diana, the Roman goddess of the hunt. Cast in bronze with a dark patina, the figure kneels in a poised stance, bow drawn and gaze lifted s...