Hollywood Regency Folk Art

This 1860s windsor chair is a classic piece of furniture that reflects the style and craftsmanship of the era. The chair is crafted from elm and ash, with a backrest that gracefully ...

Vintage French Art Deco Style Sculpture of Brass Ibex Antelope. Beautiful elegant art Deco Hollywood Regency style cast brass ram, gazelle ant...

Vintage Majolica Italy Camel Sculpture. Meiselman Imports hand painted ceramic sculpture camel. whimsical decorative majolica ceramic of a camel by Me...

Large size handcrafted ceramic cat, Italy, 1970s. Midcentury vintage tall striking kitsch kitty cat figure in ceramic glazed and hand-painted with flowers and a bird on her body. T...

A complete chess set in pink and cream stone. This board will make a lovely addition to any coffee table or game table. The board is created from a thin stone and decorated with pink square chess...

We kindly suggest you read the whole description, because with it we try to give you detailed technical and historical information to guarantee the authenticity of our objects. Original and distinctive pair of Philippines pendants in Hollywood Regency style; they are each made up of more than a thousand shells patiently mounted one by one on a wire frame of typically oriental design; pretty white shells belonging to the coniforms family prevail, while the darker ones are the well-known cyprae; these two objects represent the skill, ingenuity, meticulousness, and patience of Eastern artisans, in fact, they were created in the Philippines between 1970 and 1979 in a small workshop on the island of Cebu in the central Visayas region. They can be used (even outdoors) as dreamcatchers, spirit banishers, or talismans, but also when the wind simply makes them move you can enjoy an ear-pleasing sound that soothes the soul and body; they can also be original indoor chandeliers, ours are already electrified with a light point (see photo), however, more can easily be added. For much of history, shells played a vital role for humans; they were used in everything from money to art. Early Stone Age humans used shells to decorate their jewelry, houses, and boats. In many tropical countries, tribes used shells as currency. The Incas buried shells with their dead. Throughout history, architects and artists incorporated a variety of symbolism into their works, including precisely the shell. Among the ruins at Pompeii, shells used...

A monumental split reed floor vase. Standing nearly 28" tall, this large vase will be a great accent to any room. Created from circular split reed or pencil reed, and stained in a deep rich brown. It would be fabulous to use as an umbrella holder, blanket basket...

Solid wood hand painted folding screen room divider by Maitland Smith. Bright and vibrant with a captivating, tropical, Neo Art Deco design and color scheme. Three panels firmly conn...

Perfectly captured in all it’s glory, this vintage fiberglass carousel horse is sure to gallop your heart. One look at this radiant mare, and you’ll see why. The animal’s strength an...

Bustamante's playful animals are imbued with character regardless of the materials they are made with. This parrot in copper and brass makes the perfect companion sitting on his perc...

A very large eye-catching ceramic giraffe sculpture in brown, black, and cream. Style this unique sculpture in a child's room, foyer, or by a fireplace to bring a dash of whimsy to a...

Two large vintage throw pillows with tropical jungle monkeys playing in coconut palm tree print design. Pair of Venetian style pillows with monkeys banan...