White Jade Mask Olmec Style, Mexico

Murano glass Venetian mask is a beautiful glass decorative object, realized by Murano manufacture during the 1980s. This artwork represents a Venetian...

Brass mask is an original decorative object realized in the half of the 20th century. A unique brass object depicting a Venetian mask.

Vintage white porcelain with child is a original decorative object realized in the Second half of 20th Century. Made in Italy. Hand-made. The object is realized in white po...

Diana the Huntress is an original decorative object realized by Carlo Lorenzetti for Pietro Melandri in 1934. Original Faenza Ceramics. Original glazed majolica. Good condition...

A wooden female figure. India, 19th century. The character portrayed standing, with his feet together on a small rectangular base, dressed in a wide ...

Garibaldi's portrait is an original decorative object realized in the 19th century. Bronze bas-relief of circular shape with walnut frame. Signed under the bust LR. On the back, a...

A large and powerful portrait mask depicting an important Olmec ruler, with a broad face, furrowed brow, rectangular ear flanges, full lips, and a large nose, carved from a variegate...

Important Olmec figure of Olmec ethnic dignitary from the preclassic period (2500-200 BC) Important Olmec figure of dignitary of the Olmec ethnic group of...

Glazed ceramic bust by Eric Ledoux. Born in Paris in 1946. Studied at Academy “Grande Chaumière” (drawing and composition). In 1968 he lead his own print workshop for the textile industry. During this time he worked with Pierre Cardin and Pierre Balmain. In 1968 he made his first trip to México to visit his uncle, renowned fashion designer Henri de Chatillon which would greatly impact his life. In 1989 Eric Ledoux along with his and his wife with his wife and his son permanently established their residence in México. His fascination with the colors, culture, and people are of constant inspiration often implementing bisque ceramics...

White cement cast molded Brutalist style bust tabletop sculpture.

A magnificent life-size Mexican folk art hand carved and painted wood body dance mask, in the form of a mermaid, dating to the early 20th century, most likely originating in Guerrero, Mexico. Featuring a large nude female form, exquisitely detailed throughout, including intricately painted eyes, sculpted wavy hair and rich polychrome decorated scaled tail mounted with fish figure, having cutout for wearing around waist, moderately hollowed body reduces overall weight, and arms jointed at the shoulder allowing the arms to rotate and freely move when worn. Retaining later looped wires for hanging from the ceiling or wall. Great original antique / vintage condition with expected heavily distressed patina and chippy paint finish losses. All wear consistent with age and indicative of use. Provenance / Acquisition: From the collection of Mrs. Bettye Wellons, Austin, Texas. Acquired from highly reputable auction house Austin Auction Gallery, established in 1983, Austin, Texas. 2022 Texas Mansion Carved Antiques & Decor catalog. Overall dimensions: (approx) Raised on arms angled back with back head up...

Exceptional artistically hand carved wood mask hand painted made of single piece of wood and was made for decorative purpose. Very intriguing and...