Pair of 18th Century Italian Finial Bases with Agate Coral on a Lucite Base
By Interi
Located in Columbia, SC
A pair of 18th century Italian finial bases with coordinating polished agate coral on a Lucite base. Florida’s state stone, agatized coral, began as li...
Agate, Coral, Gold Leaf
Untitled Bust Man With Closed Eyes 1979
Located in Sarasota, FL
An untitled bust sculpture by listed artist William Ludwig. The cast bronze head is turned 45 degrees to the left, and has a peaceful expression with eyes closed. A layered helmet wi...
Coral, Bronze
Natural Red and White Coral Mounted on 18th Century Wood Pedestal
Located in Bradenton, FL
A hand-crafted sculpture specimen of natural white and red coral branches mounted on 18th century wood fragment and square lucite base.
Coral
Ostrich Egg Sculpture by Glyn Lockett
By Glyn Lockett
Located in Bagshot, GB
An ostrich egg sculpture by Glyn Lockett with silver brass stem and the applied plaque with coral and seed pearls on buffalo Horn silvered base s...
Coral, Brass
Vintage Coastal Faux Coral Plaster Urn
Located in West Palm Beach, FL
A fabulous vintage Coastal large urn. Chic faux coral in a heavy plaster composition. Great indoors or outside. You decide! Acquired from a Palm Beach estate
Coral
Coral on Metal Base Sculpture
Located in Dallas, TX
This sculpture combines the beauty of coral and oxidized metal. A perfect combination of natural elements and home decor pieces, this sculpture will take your living space to the next level. A perfectly balanced pairing of manmade and natural materials, this sculpture is sure to make a lasting impression in any home or office. With its sterile oxidized metal base this coral piece...
Coral, Metal
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