Kinetic Crane Sculpture by Ruddolph Turnbull, circa 1950

A beautiful patinated bronze sculpture of an Orchid by William Jauquet done in 1988. Signed and numbered en verso one of the leaves. The chasing and finishing of the casting is do...

A large freeform organic 'spore' sculpture in stoneware hand crafted using the nerikomi technique by Lewis Trimble. The sculpture is constructed using the time consuming process of N...

Wonderful brazed copper abstract table top sculpture. Great for tablescape or as an object d'art, or a desktop curiosity. Has many different spots in can sit on so different ang...

A large table top brutalist torch cut and welded sculpture mounted in an ebonized wood base. Similar in style but more stylish than the pieces by Curtis Jere. This particular des...

This elegant suspension piece by Arnaud Bazille, known as BAZ, blends minimalist design with sculptural expression. Mobile lunaire features a delicate arrangement of rods and tension...

Exceptional abstract kinetic metal table top sculpture by Jerome Kirk. Dancing figures, signed and dated 1995. Sculpture base measures 8" square. Works Held: San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, San Francisco, CA., Storm King Art Center, Mountainville, NY., Albright-Knox Gallery, Buffalo, NY., Sheldon Art Gallery, University of Nebraska, Lincoln, NE., Phoenix Museum of Art, Phoenix, AZ., University of California, Berkeley Galleries, Santa Barbara, CA. Jerome Kirk, (1923- ) was born in Detroit. After serving in World War II, he received his B.S. degree in mechanical engineering from MIT in 1951. Influenced initially by Alexander Calder, David Smith and Harry Bertoia, Kirk's work has set new standards in kinetic sculpture. Other pieces of his in Southern California can be seen at TRW in Redondo Beach...

Wonderful enameled metal kinetic sculpture by Joseph Meerbott. In two pieces, some minor loss to enamel.

Large mid-century sculpture of walking cranes made by the C. Jere company. Great form and size. Please confirm location.