Antinéa Statue in Porcelain, Art Deco, France, 1968, Malachite Style Base

Decorative sculpture of two panters in movements, mounted on a rectangular base. The scultpure is in solid brass, and has a very balanced look.

Pair of Bronze elephants on porcelain decorative columns with bronze borders designed by Wong Lee.

French openwork ceramic from the 70s.

Brushed aluminum and amethyst arc sculpture.

Malachite coffee table produced in the 70s. Good vintage condition, some very superficial scratches.

Ostrich sculpture made from an ostrich's egg with gilded metal.

Sculpture of a panther from Art Deco period France made of metal with a black marble base. This figure is in a natural walking pose and is quite eye catching. It features the origina...

Large Porcelain French Bulldog sculpture. This Art Deco porcelain Frenchie dates circa 1930s and is made in Germany. It's a large bulldog figu...

Zoomorphic enameled porcelain polychrome box represents a fennec fox. Manufactured by Théodore Haviland Porcelain, model was created in 1921 by great Swiss...

Art Deco Bowls Player French c1930 Bouilles Player Spelter Statue Standing on a marble plinth. Good condition with signs of wear for its age

A stylish porcelain statue made in Italy in the 1940s by Cia Manna small laboratory in Turin. It's in good conditions with normal signs of age. A super piece...

Illustrated in "Ceramiche Robj" and considered a major design by the renowned sculptor and ceramicist, this large piece was probably made in early 1930s to coincide with the debut of the Exposition Coloniale Internationale in Paris, which attracted almost 9 million visitors in less than a year. Rare and striking, this porcelain table lamp base depicts the globe surmounted by a tightly composed cluster of nude and semi-nude female figures representing cultures around the world. The women depicted here, all glazed in a gorgeous snow-white glaze highlighted in gold, are clearly representing a range of nations in Asia and Africa, probably coinciding with the nations that were part of the French Colonial Empire in the 1930s, before they won their freedom. Much like the one surviving building from the Exposition, now the Cité nationale de l'histoire de l'immigration, which features a massive bas relief mural...