Toni Moretto Lo Scriciollo Italy Vintage Ceramic WWII Pilot Sculpture

Augusto Rivalta (Italian 1838 - 1925) Satyr Dancing Bronze Sculpture. Late 19th Century 8" Width x 9" in Depth and x 18.5" Height. Plinth is 6" in diameter.

Mid-Century Brutalist Bronze Sculpture of a Horse in great vintage condition. Measures 11" in width, 3" in depth and stands 13" in height.

African brass Ornate over wood Totemic sculpture animal in human or vice versa. Measures: 8" W x 7.75" D x 27" H.

An impressive 1970s Large Teak Abstract Modernist sculpture, measuring 5.25"W, 4.5" in depth and stands 24" tall. Very good vintage condit...

A gorgeous sculpture of an eagle made entirely from intricate pieces of gilded metal measuring 21" in width, 6.5" in depth and standing 16.5" tall. The sculpture is of good heavy ...

Frederick Elliott Hart (American 1943-1999), Exaltation, Intaglio Molded Acrylic Sculpture. Frederick Elliott Hart (American 1943-1999) Exaltation Intaglio molded acrylic sculpture w...

A large vintage Italian ceramic dog. Signed, numbered and marked Italy on base.

From the ROU Materiaal Nubi Collection, the Nembo Lo Scuro Sculpture is one of a kind. Starting with a cross section of a cedar tree, the artisans worked the wood with resin and acry...

Toni Zuccheri VeArt Italy, 1970s Murano Glass Sculpture Perfect condiction

Brigette, 2022 (Ceramic, C. 9.8 in. h x 9.4 in. w x 7.9 in. d, Object No.: 4006) Toni Losey’s work hums with an underlying current of rhythm and organization.  The repetition found on the wheel influences her work as Losey intuitively builds sculptural forms mirroring the patterns of growth in nature.  These works evolve within a set of rules developed from her personal interpretation of the natural world. As she attempts to marry technical processes with conceptual prowess, the work that emerges seems to exist outside of the maker, something otherworldly but organic, familiar but new. Losey’s work captures natural progressions found in nature and aims to renew our connection to the planet. Losey, born in the Canadian prairies...

Toni Losey’s work hums with an underlying current of rhythm and organization.  The repetition found on the wheel influences her work as Losey intuitively builds sculptural forms mirroring the patterns of growth in nature.  These works evolve within a set of rules developed from her personal interpretation of the natural world. As she attempts to marry technical processes with conceptual prowess, the work that emerges seems to exist outside of the maker, something otherworldly but organic, familiar but new. Losey’s work captures natural progressions found in nature and aims to renew our connection to the planet. Losey, born in the Canadian prairies...

Bronze and marble midcentury sculpture by Toni Benetton, 1910 - 1996.