An iconic piece of 1980s Pop Art Americana, this oversized plaster Life Saver candy sculpture was produced in 1983 by the famous New York City novelty firm Think Big! NYC. Founded by Phyllis Prinz and Bob Eisemann, Think Big! specialized in scaling up everyday household items into whimsical, oversized Pop Art sculptures.
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Cast in solid white plaster, the piece replicates the classic ring candy with crisp embossed lettering reading "LIFE SAVERS" across the concave top face. It features its original copyright imprint along the outer edge reading © 1983 THINK BIG! NYC.
Adding remarkable historical provenance, the underside retains its original felt lining bearing labels for David Berman Films / Houston (2431 Bartlett, Houston, TX), indicating its past life as a film production studio prop or decorative desk accessory.
Diameter: 6.75"
Height: 2"
Details:
Maker: Think Big! NYC
Period: Dated 1983
Style: Pop Art / Novelty Sculpture / Desktop Object
Materials: Cast Plaster, Felt Base
Provenance: David Berman Films / Houston (Original studio labels intact)
Markings: Stamped © 1983 THINK BIG! NYC on edge; labeled on verso
Very good vintage condition. Plaster body remains solid with clean, raised lettering. Exhibits minor age-appropriate surface wear, light scuffs, and small fleabites/nicks consistent with vintage plaster desk objects. Bottom felt and production studio provenance labels are well-preserved.
Pricing & Market Context for 1stdibs
Think Big! NYC objects have a strong cult following among Pop Art collectors and interior designers looking for playful desk and bookshelf accents. Smaller desktop plaster pieces from the firm command solid prices, particularly with film provenance attached.
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Category
1980s American Mid-Century Modern Vintage Plaster Desk Accessories