Expressionist Abstract Sculptures

Amethyst Agate sculpture.

11960s Carved Wood Sculpture of Woman Figure Mounted on Wood Pedestal Woman with breasts Mounted on Square Wood Base Feminism, Motherhood, Beauty

Emile Pinedo bronze bust sculpture of a woman.

Hand carved wood in a form of an elephant. No tusk

Napoleon Bonaparte bronze desk inkwell, signed Pinedo with foundry mark. Mounted over a Green Alps marble. Antique signed 19th large bronze ...

Group of three natural amazing agate sculptures on stands with beautiful colors, created by Phoenix Gallery.

Figure "Memoria" in bronze with brown and green shaded patina signed Emile Louis Picault. It represents a young woman seated, dressed in a drapery,...

Emile Gilioli ((1911-1977) : "Architectural development of the circle" Sculpture made of chromed steel Circa 1972 Signed : "Gilioli" Numbered by hand engraving : X/200 edition D...

1950s Abstract Brass Table Sculpture on Brass Base Areas of Patina (as shown in pictures)

Minimalist sculpture hand carved from a single piece of reclaimed mahogany wood with beautiful patina. Set on a modern black metal 16 x 16" stand. Own an Andrianna Shamaris original.

Vintage French bulldog on agate base. Carved crystal carnelian red French bulldog mounted on antique agate and marble base. Italy, circa 1940 Dimensions: 5....

Art Deco France woman figure wooden body and bronze mantle without signature Origin France, circa 1930 some natural wear.

Abstract modernist sculpture by Detroit artist Joseph Wesner circa 1990s Welded steel composition with contrasting patinas embody Wesner's signature style of refined industrial 5....

Very rare fine french Art Déco wood sculpture "seated nude woman" by Paul Philippe. Edition S.A.S.Paris . France 1925. The sculpture was carved from wood, signed by the artist Paul P...

A Vetro Verde glass cat sculpture by Toso et Bagnoli, hand-crafted in the Empoli region of Italy during the 1950s. Executed in rich emerald-green glass, this whimsical feline is among the firm's most celebrated decorative creations and represents the playful innovation of post-war Italian glassmaking. The sculpture is constructed from three individually worked elements, with the arched body incorporating all four legs and decorated with a spiral trail of controlled internal bubbles suspended within the glass. The expressive head and tall upright tail are expertly hot-applied by hand, while the face is completed with applied white and black glass eyes, a small nose and delicate whiskers, demonstrating the skill of the Empoli artisans. During the 1950s, Toso et Bagnoli became renowned for producing imaginative animal sculptures and decorative objects in Vetro Verde, the distinctive emerald-green glass for which the Empoli district became internationally recognised. Their work reflected the optimism and creativity of post-war Italian design and was produced alongside collaborations with some of Italy's leading designers, most notably Gio Ponti. The significance of these whimsical sculptures is reflected by the inclusion of this exact cat model in the permanent collection of the Museo del Vetro di Empoli...