1950s Figurative Sculptures

Mid-20th century Modern italian glazed black ceramic rearing horse sculpture by Ugo Zaccagnini & Figli By: Ugo Zaccagnini & Figli Material: ceramic, paint Technique: pressed, molded...

Smiling ceramic lion / cat sculpture by ceramicist Bruno Gambone (circa 1990s). This seated lion sculpture is truly a work of art. It is whimsical, yet beautiful in its use of the pa...

Sculpture lion polished made with aluminium hand-crafted plates. Limited edition of 8 pieces made in welded and shaped aluminium into masterful works of contemporary art.

Nice ceramic sculpture of a lion. Beautiful mental piece.

Small ceramic art sculpture with a lion in egg hatching. Small realistic lion hatching egg sculpture. It is clay base ceramic and hand painted in vibrant colors, realistic and intricate high quality and detailed designs on the lion. There are cracks and openings that the artist painted onto the sculpture. Ceramic sculpture in egg depicting a lion breaking free from an egg. Signed on the side egg. This would make an amazing addition to any Mexican art pottery...

An eye-catching and ornamental vintage life-size figurine of a boxer dog, standing 34 inches tall. This handcrafted and hand-painted statue, made from glazed ceramic/pottery, was pro...

Zaccagnini Tray, Ceramic, Gold Crackle Glaze, Signed. Small scale footed tray with organic scoop form and glazed in gold over a dark blood red underglaze. Signed on the underside wit...

In the style of Guidette Carbonell. Original lion ceramic sculpture. Brown and black ceramic glazes decorations. Original perfect condition. Unique handmade piece Mea...

Zaccagnini brontolo ceramic 1950 snow white and the seven dwarfs.

A sterling silver sculpted lion by late American artist James Schwabe (1918 - 2008) mounted onto malachite. The eyes of the lion are gemstone (possibly cabochon emerald) and there appear to be highlights in a golden metal. The sculpture is signed on the malachite, J. Schwabe and there looks to be a number under the signature. It has been postulated that Mr. Schwabe sold his jewelry in New York under the brand, Patrice and Realm. Mr. Schwabe did design jewelry and other pieces in precious metals and gemstones for Cartier. This sculpture depicts a fierce and cute lion, seated on its haunches with its green eyes wide open. The lion sits patiently on a block of malachite, enjoying a polished surface contrasted with the natural form. So if you still have a curio cabinet, then make some room on the top shelf for this work. And if you have a vanity, then I'm sure this work will look beautiful next to your collection of boxes...

Mid-Century Italian ceramic vase in a matte brown wash glaze with hand tooled details that create a textured scale like center. Labeled.

Horse in green glazed ceramic Zaccagnini Italian Design, 1940.