1970s Large Sawtooth Sculpture

Likely 1970s A designer friend referred to this as the 'magic baguette' and I started doing so after. You could also call it the leaning baguette. It has a stone (marble?) base. A s...

Crafted during the artistic zenith of the 1960s. An exquisite testament to the fusion of nature and abstract form, this piece exudes an enigmatic allure that captivates the beholde...

Sculpture by Johnny Mattsson, Denmark. 1950s. Pine and teak. Stamped. Measures: H: 31.5 cm / 12 1/4" W: 6.7 cm / 2 1/2" D: 5.5 cm / 2 1/4".

This exceptional mid-century sculpture showcases the raw, expressive qualities of Brutalist design through an organic lens. Hand-carved from rich American walnut and accented with a ...

Abstract carved wood sculpture exemplifies the organic modernism of Danish Mid-Century design in the style of Erik Thommesen. The vertical form features graceful, flowing curves that...

The Vintage Italian Organic Wood Sculpture from the 1980s, displayed on a square marble base, is a captivating art piece that harmoniously combines natural wood forms with the elegan...

A dramatic natural sawfish rostrum specimen displayed on a custom lucite stand, embodying the effortless sophistication of Palm Beach coastal interiors. With its sculptural silhouett...

Unique vintage floor sculpture of stacked wood, painted. Steel base with brass feet. Texture and depth to this undulating stacked wood piece. ...

This striking geometric abstract sculpture, believed to be Spanish and dating to the 1970s, is hand-carved from a solid timber trunk. Rising in a strong vertical column, the piece fe...

Roger Desserprit (1923-1985) woodenand plaster sculpture, provenance, " vente d' Atelier" many accidents and losses Roger Desserprit France (1925-1985) Aged 25, Roger Desserprit exhibited for the first time at the Galerie Colette Allendy before taking part, in 1949, in the Salon des Réalités nouvelles alongside Arden Quin, Bresciani, Eielson, and Vardanega. Encouraged by the poet André Frénaud, he met Bazaine, Ubac and Vieira da Silva, whose workshops he frequented. Close to the Madi movement initiated by South American artists...