WEGNER, PAUL (b. 1950, American Sculptor The Saxophone Player Ltd Edition 55/275

Asuperb quality early 20th century Austrian bronze study of a young man digging in search of treasure. The top of the bronze lifting to reveal the buried treasure of a reclining nake...

A large original Art deco figure by Sabino Paris entitled Caryatid. This high quality glass sculpture was manufactured in the 1930's. An impressive statue made from moulded and pres...

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Art Deco Silvered Bronze Dancer with Outstreched Arms by Josef Lorenzl Circa 1920's Delve into the elegance of the 1920s with this exquisite Art Deco figurine by Josef Lorenzl. Cra...

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Sculpture of a flute player is cast in bronze stands on a black marble base by Adler 1960's. It is expressive with its original patina and will make a beautiful feature. There are many mythological stories involving the flute player. In ancient Greek Pan...

This set of two Art Deco nickel-plated Jazz Band sculptures, comprised of an upright saxophone player and a seated drummer, is crafted by Austrian artist Franz Hagenauer. The archite...

A very fine Mid-20th Century clear and frosted glass figurative study trophy in the form of a jazz musician playing a saxophone with excellent crisp handcut detail, signed and with original sticker. Additional information Height: 21 cm Condition: Excellent Condition circa: 1950 Materials: Clear Glass SKU: 5954 ABOUT Cristallerie de Sèvres is born in 1750 by the initiative of Madame Pompadour. However, it was not until the reign of Charles X when the true splendor of Cristal de Sèvres occurs. This has only been possible thanks to the remarkable quality of its products, including his famous “Opalines”, crown jewel, or the wonderful pieces set in silver and gold and released in the Universal Exhibition of 1878. In just a century and a half, Cristal de Sèvres and their luxury glassware conquer the “art de la table” lovers, with its aesthetic with the times, its timeless sophistication and its famed crystal Craft...