Ancient Mounted Stone Head Found in England

19th century quirky English stone head on stand.

Late 19th century carved stone bowl found in Italy Appears to be Asian in style with animal figures throughout - or marble limestone.

Early 20th century Taxidermy mold horse head This is a cool an unusual object for the wall (stand is easily removed) or tabletop as a decorative piece Measures: Actual Horse ...

Unique Wood Sculpture from a Root of a Burled Tree, mounted on Rusty Iron Base. looks great on a pedestal. impressive in person and dramatic in its textural appearance.

The piece was found in France. the gorgeous patina and losses show this artifact in a very wonderful way. We mounted the pice with hand made iron presented for display

16-17th century bronze opium pipe heads excavated from the central highlands in Vietnam. The patina is exquisite. Sold as a collection. 1 - 5.5" x .75" x 3" (4.25" H on stand). 1...

This Chinese Neolithic-inspired stone axe head, meticulously carved from an orange/brown stone, is a testament to ancient craftsmanship and cultural significance. Axe heads of this s...

This Chinese Neolithic-inspired stone axe head, meticulously carved from yellow nephrite stone, is a testament to ancient craftsmanship and cultural si...

The perfect find for any dog or animal lover, this pair of cast stone dog heads originates from England. Crafted circa 1960s with meticulous attention to detail, these dog heads show...

Ancient head in plaster xix century Ancient head in plaster xix century xix century head from Italy, in plaster, real size, very decorative. Measures: 20...

A tall northern Thai ancient driftwood carving from the Chiang Mai Region. This charismatic tree carving was found near the Ping River and presents a tall, rustic silhouette. Perfect to be placed in a modern décor where it will bring a grand contrast with its lovely weathered appearance, this northern Thai wood carving...

A tall northern Thai ancient driftwood carving from the Chiang Mai Region. This tall ancient driftwood carving, originating from the Chiang Mai region in Northern Thailand, is a striking piece of natural art. Found near the Ping River, it features a tall and narrow rustic silhouette that embodies the raw beauty of nature. Its weathered appearance and textural depth make it a captivating decorative item, perfect for adding a touch of organic charm to a modern décor. Ideal for placing against a plain wall to create a focal point, this driftwood carving can be dramatically enhanced by directional lighting, such as a spotlight positioned below to cast intriguing shadows and highlight its unique contours. This approach not only accentuates its form but also imbues your space with a sense of historical mystique and natural elegance. Whether positioned in a living room, hallway, or large open-plan area, this Northern Thai wood carving...