Early Bronze “Bonsai” Sculpture by Silas Seandel

A vintage coffee table in the style of Silas Seandel. Made from four separate torch cut steel elements that have been formed and welded into shape. It's heavy steel construction and...

Signed, dated and numbered abstract bronze and marble sculpture by listed Utah artist Neil Hablock, Circa, 1984. Abstract bronze form on top of black marble stand can be left up to interpretation. Bio : Neil Hadlock...

A fun and whimsical ceramic lion by famed ceramic artist Lisa Larsen for Gustavsberg's "Africa Series". Well crafted with a lovely form and beautiful eart...

A lovely grouping of porcelain bisque vases for Kaiser Germany and Rosenthal “Studio Line” c.1970s. The decorative forms looked so good as a whole, we decided to offer them together....

Early 2nd generation “Eiffel” DAR shell chair by Charles and Ray Eames for Herman Miller. This example shows off its heavy fibrous shell in lovely parchment color. Still retains its ...

A rare side or end table made by famed father and son artist duo Philip and Kelvin Laverne. A functional piece of art made from patinated bronze and pewter. It features eight diffe...

Silas Seandel Sun Spots Sculpture, composed of Torch cut bronze, steel, copper and brass elements.

Stunning 1970's brutalist sea grass metal sculpture designed by Silas Seandel "Signed and dated" in vintage original condition with some wear and patina due ...

Large Signed Silas Seandel wall sculpture.

Stunning 1970's Mid-Century Modern large floor steel Brutalist sculpture designed by Silas Seandel, in vintage original condition with some wear and patina due to age and use.

Unique bird sculpture by Silas Seandel. Signed. Silas Seandel (born August 11, 1937, New York City) is a furniture sculptor based in New York City. Seandel studied sculpture a...

Silas Seandel was born in New York City, August 11, 1937. He studied sculpture and economics at the University of Pennsylvania and was graduated in 1959. He opened his studio in 1963. While Mr. Seandel was working on a collection for a one man show, he was commissioned by an architect to create a wall sculpture for a building under construction. Mr. Seandel has been working almost exclusively for architects, interior designers and engineers ever since. His pieces are all handmade in the Silas Seandel studio and executed in solid metals such as brass, bronze, steel, copper, etc. These are no enamels, no veneers, nothing unnatural. All colors are the results of acids and heat treatments which Mr. Seandel has developed. As far as craftsmanship is concerned, Sherman Emery, past Editor of Interior Design Magazine said it best. "I have been a long-time admirer of the work of Silas Seandel and consider him to be one of the finest artist-craftsman on the American scene today. The scope of his work is wide, ranging from small pieces of sculpture for the home to huge outdoor pieces...