Bespoke Italian Aluminum Handmade Geometric Modern Tall Sculpture on Marble Base

Cosulich Interiors & Antiques uses adaptability in Design as the answer for transforming Art into a strategy to fulfill different functions that adapt to everyone's personality: this...

Exclusive abstract Work of Art entirely hand-crafted in Italy in aluminum with a polished finish. This post-modern design defies gravity with its interlocking open rectangles in diff...

"For the man" Venetian Murano Glass 3D Modern Mask, in golden amber glass with 2 opposite sides in amethyst color intersecting at the top to highlight a small red accent on the foreh...

Unique Venetian Murano glass 3D Modern mask, exclusive to Cosulich Interiors & Antiques, Mondrian inspired, realized in several block colors, aqua blue, turquoise, lime green, red, o...

This very expressive crested crane art glass sculpture, from the 1970s, is a true jewel-like work of art, in sophisticated blown Murano glass, with overlaid stripes decor in red, blu...

This very expressive crested crane art glass sculpture, from the 1970s, is a true jewel-like work of art, in sophisticated blown Murano glass, with overlaid stripes decor in red, whi...

Abstract Work of Art in aluminum treated for outdoor, part of an exclusive collection of customizable sculptures by Cosulich Interiors & Antiques in collaboration with Fp Art, entire...

Round Italian marble sculpture on iron base.

Mid-Century Italian Modern (1960s) abstract blush marble sculpture, mounted on a rectangular black base.

Modern abstract sculpture of gymnast on marble base. Measures: 12 inches.

Large abstract marble sculpture on thick lucite block base circa 1990s. Artist unknown.

Stunning large aluminum cast abstract sculpture "Introspect" on black marble base by noted sculptor James C. Myford, circa 1983. #2520 The piece is in very good vintage condition with no chips or cracks and measures 11" W x 7" D x 29.5" H; the marble base measures 7" W x 7" D x 1" H. The sculpture is signed and dated by the artist on the base.   James C. Myford (1940 - 2014) Myford's interest in aluminium began in 1970 when he attended a workshop sponsored by Alcoa at the art centre in Pittsburgh. "I fell in love with aluminium as a material." Myford then began creating contemporary aluminium sculptures by using the casting process. He had the first one-man art exhibit of his works in Pittsburgh in 1972. The eighteen pieces of work produced for the show ranged from twelve inches to four feet. Several of these pieces were purchased by Pittsburgh art...