Rare Emil Milan Tri-Footed Long Bowl in Bissilon, Honduras, c. 1964

A thin-walled turned bowl in Redwood burl raised upon a shallow foot and signed to the underside, "Redwood burl, Studio 63, R. Hardin". Original surface.

A modernist, turned mahogany bowl with a hand-rubbed satin black finish. Unsigned, circa 1970.

An antique, hand-carved burl bowl with its original surface. Slightly out-of-round. Possibly European in origin, circa 19th century.

Arts and Crafts movement, petite ceramic bowl by Fannie Levine for Saturday Evening Girls. This early modernist design was created using the cuerda se...

Emil Milan Teak Bissilon Bird Sculpture.

An iconic elongated sculptural wooden bowl in Walnut by Mid-Century master Emil Milan.

This exceptionally rare Ulúa marble bowl displays the lustrous white glow of the stone vessels that are native to the Ulúa river valley region of Honduras. With its alluring fluid flow of relief carvings around the entirety of its form, it exemplifies the remarkable ability of the ancient craftsmen. Ulúa artisans used simple stone tools to create magnificent marble bowls...

Rare Mastad Norway Footed Bowl in Scandinavian Midcentury Modern style was made by Mastad Norway in 1950s. It has wide, stable base, patterned sides, and is signed with manufacturer's logo on the bottom. It's in a good condition with light wear consistent with age and use. The Mastad Tinnvarefabrikk was founded in 1870 in the town of Orje, Norway. Mastad Norway Pewter objects are well-known for their detailed and elegant metalwork. The company boasts a rich history in the field of Scandinavian metal artistry. We are listing Mastad Norway pair of pewter candle sticks...