Massimo Giacon Ceramic Art ‘Conigliesco’ for Superego Set/2

Beautiful decorative artwork made in the 1970s in Belgium. The brass form can indicate as well a face as the sail of a ship. It all depends in which angle you look at the artwork. Th...

Marcel Warmenhoven (1954) has limited himself in his work to a single technique of expression, the images made from waste wood, preferably from discarded furniture, have a new place in the total. His first wooden sculptures originated around 1980 in Maastricht at the Jan van Eyck Academy. They testify to skillful speed and inventiveness. Chair legs that act like the legs of an animal. The tail, a paintbrush. Light-footedness predominates. In his later work he reveals himself more and more as a skilled craftsman. Shapes become more to the appearance but not he the given material to his will. At the end of the eighties and in the early years, Warmenhoven made a series of very large sculptures. A tiger of 4.5 meters long, for example. He already masters his material so viros that the curved shapes of wooden furniture parts and utensils enable him to “draw” with it. Outwardly, the images are reminiscent of ligaments or anatomical muscle models used in medical science...

Massimo Scolari (1943). Graduated in architecture in Milan in 1969. In 1973 he started teaching History of Architecture in Palermo and History and Technique of Drawing at the Istituto Universitario di Architettura di Venezia (IUAV). He became Associate Professor in 1983 and a Full Professor in 1986. Between 1975 and 1993 he was Visiting Professor in various universities among which: Cornell University, Cooper Union N.Y., Institute for Architecture and Urban Studies N.Y., Technische Universität Vienna, Harvard University, Cambridge. From 2006 is Davenport Visiting Professor at the Yale School of Architecture. Editor of “Controspazio”, “Casabella”, “Lotus International”, director of “Eidos” (1989 – 1995) and the series of architectural books by Franco Angeli...

Elegant and sophisticated pair of oak handmade armchairs by Pander & Sons in the Hague in 1915. This set of two identical armchairs is brandmarked (which was also special in the early 1900s) and has new singles under the chair. Therefore the set is in good condition! Specially when you notice the chairs to be over 100years of age. Pander made both furniture and airplanes. At first this may seem a strange combination, but in the early days of aviation, airplanes were also made of wood. Klaas Pander (1819-1897) sold rush mats...

Born in Cremona in 1960, he studied at the Istituto Professionale Internazionale in Cremona and received his diploma in 1978. He then went on to attend the Politecnico di Milano Arch...

The ICE chair designed by Kasper Salto is important and very interesting in the history of Fritz Hansen: Ice is Fritz Hansen’s first chair that is suitab...

Naive in nature, this set of 3 figures by Ohio artist Jeri Summers is reminiscent of tribal sculptures that decorate Parisian interiors. Each sculpture...

A rare set of eighteen Blanc de Chine Style Enameled - Glazed Ceramic Arhat, also known as Luohans, the disciples of Buddha, each bearing the mark and style of the Chinese maker Zeng...

Scandinavian Modern Iittala style black and white glazed ceramic chicken, handmade in the USA. Life-size stylized chicken animal sculpture for any interior design.  

Hanne Dreutler for Studio Arhus, glass object, Sweden.   

A ceramic liturgical sculpture from France, produced circa 1900. A three foot tall ceramic sculpture depicting the Virgin Mary standing alongside the Christ Child on a cosmos wrapped with a serpent holding the forbidden fruit in its mouth. A vibrant explosion of color, this piece features the Immaculate Heart of Mary...

Pair of American Victorian stripped carved wood (funeral hearse) drapes (PRICED AS PAIR).