Vintage Gilt Bronze Abstract Tabletop Sculpture

This fun and glamorous design of an all acrylic table is reminiscent of Yves Klein's iconic Monogold coffee table from 1961. At present it is made with plexiglass legs and top, and ...

This fabulous and unique faux zebra three leg planter has a “bronze” colour acrylic insert surrounded by a stainless steel triangular frame. Originally designed as a planter…. It is...

This dynamic offset lithograph on paper with artwork by the infamous graffiti artist Banksy was produced to promote the release of indie rock band Blur’s 7th album “Think Tank” in M...

These unique and chic vintage stainless steel shoe displays are perfect for home to feature and organize your favorite shoes. They were designed for a hi...

A pair of Empire gilt and patinated bronze candelabra. Each with a winged Victorian female figure carrying a torchère on their hea...

A stunning rare abstract Haeger bright canary yellow tiered sculpture. This piece coordinates with a catchall in the same color, listed separately, see photos. Beautiful on its own, ...

Here is a stunning pair of finely chiseled, gilt bronze candlesticks from the mid-19th century. Each candlestick features ram's heads and grape clusters on the binet, while the shaft...

These magnificent candelabra were cast entirely of gilt bronze in the French Empire period of the early 19th century. Each candelabrum is formed as a cornucopia of scrolled branches holding four lights with drip pans, set on a single torch-form stem, held aloft by a Classical style figure. The figures, one male and one female, are shown draped in swathed clothing, with the male figure depicted holding a quill in his other hand, whilst the female figure clutches a delicate bouquet of flowers. The figures stand upon circular bases, set onto ovoid vases which featured fluted details and central bands of laurel leaf motifs. The vases themselves stand on undulating roundels formed of acanthus leaves, which are further set atop square-form plinths. Classically influenced works were popular during the French Empire period, when the Emperor Napoleon I sought to create a place in history for France alongside the ancient dynasties...