Alabaster Furniture

Floor Lamp Arrow Alabaster with structure in solid brass in polished finish and with alabaster light diffuser.

This is a heavy alabaster bust sculpture of Judith after the painting of August Riedel. It depicts the bust of a light brown wavy hair female who is wear...

The Cuore Grande with its large organically styled shade is designed to be unexpected yet clean and harmoniously balanced. The shade diffusers can be Alabaster for a natural look or ...

Alabaster and oils sculpture Measuring 4.5 x 26 x 12 in (11.43 x 66.04 x 30.48 cm) "Reese's Peanut Butter Cup" is part of Robin Antar's Realism in Stone series, in which familiar ic...

Fossil Moon Wall Mirror XIV in Alabaster & Glass Mirror by Amarist Studio One Of A Kind Dimensions: D 11 x Ø 60 cm. Materials: Glass mirror and alabaster. This piece is made to...

A pair of vintage cockatoo sculptures carved from onyx and alabaster, these decorative birds reflect the skilled artistry of mid-20th-century decorative arts. Each cockatoo is modele...

Like a coral reef, the alabaster stone has a natural flair for disguise and detail. The Andros contemporary table lamp makes use of the translucent properties of the alabaster stone to bring life to stylish interiors around the world. A contemporary lighting piece for those seeking true treasures, Andros is completed by a modern gold polished brass structure and an alabaster shade. This modern table lamp is an addiction to your contemporary living room décor. Andros table lamp was designed by Creative Mary...

Evoking the unmistakable silhouette of New York’s Art Deco crown, the Chrysler Suspension Lamp pays homage to the tiered brilliance of its namesake building. Its overlapping layers o...

Art deco pendant light in black-veined white marble alabaster with full structure bronze fittings. Adorable alabaster pendant light dating from the 1920s. This antique and magnificen...

Raspberry Alabaster feather bundled bear Fetish with distinct heart line Amos Pino 1998 Ramah Navajo Band, Navajo Reservation, El Morro, New Mexico M...

Pair of splendid neoclassical alabaster lamps produced between 1950 and 1960. Signed by the company G.R.F Volterra, made in Italy. Signs and taste of the time but good vintage condit...

Aire Medium Pendant Lamp by United Alabaster Dimensions: D 65 x W 65 x H 18 (Customizable Height) Materials: Alabaster, Copper (Matt Black finish) Also Available: Satin Gold, Nickel,...

This vintage hand carved late 19th century Italian alabaster sculpture is signed E. Fiaschi. This exquisitely rendered depiction of a fashionable lady is presented wearing a tight se...

Vintage French Renaissance Rococo Alabaster & Brass Cherub Table Lamps - a Pair. Circa Mid 20th Century. Measurements: 37" H (to finial) x 24" H (to light socket) x 9" W x 9" D. {3-W...

Marcus Vinicius De Paula is a Brazilian-American sculptor based in New York. De Paula’s practice centers on exploring his identity as a child of immigrants from Brazil, with a fathe...

Marcus Vinicius De Paula is a Brazilian-American sculptor based in New York. De Paula’s practice centers on exploring his identity as a child of immigrants from Brazil, with a fathe...

This is a marble sculpture of a cherub who is standing up in front of a trunk. His head has an abundant hair with curly ends. He is gently holding a puppy. The sculpture has attached...

Morton Gaffin "Lovers Embrace" Modernist Carved Alabaster Marble Nude Sculpture, Unsigned. We were unable to find any listed information on artist "Mort...

Revolver Basalt Wall Lamp by Studio Brocky Dimensions: D 36,5 x H 9,5 cm Materials: Cast Brass, Alabaster, Leather All our lamps can be wired according to each country. If sold to t...

Mantel clock in an alabaster case with Roman hours, cobalt blue and gilded decoration in the form of caryatids, flaming urns and a winged putto riding a butterfly. The clock stands o...

An Interesting late 19th century silvered bronze and alabaster sixteen-light chandelier. The finely casted frame with angels, each of the arms with lights covered with alabaster s...

Contempory white alabaster Obelisk lamp designed and produced by Christian Caudron, Meilleur Ouvrier de France 2015*, in his Parisian workshop. The Obelisk is made of alabaster, a t...

The Larsen-C Coffee Tables reinterpret the dramatic landscape of Antarctica through a series of sculptural collectible tables that blur the boundaries between furniture and contempor...

This is a beautifully hand carved alabaster bust of Augustus Caesar. Augustus Caesar was the first Roman Emperor and this day is a remembered in the month of August after his name. T...

The overall lines of this floor lamp sit between Art Nouveau and Art Deco aesthetics. Its black metal structure is paired with an alabaster lampshade. The three elongated lamp suppor...

N 2 LAMPADARI REGOLABILI IN ALTEZZA DELLA STILNOVO DEL 1960 VETRO OTTONE METALLO IN BUONE CONDIZIONI ..provenienti da una casa MILANESE

A carved green veined alabaster bowl of classical form, the covering white alabaster lid in the form of stylised flames, standing on a gilt and simulated marble fluted column. Ins...

Iris Wall Lamp by Atelier V&F Dimensions: D 8.5 x W 20 x H 29.5 cm. Materials: Alabaster and cast aluminum. All our lamps can be wired according to each country. If sold to the USA...

Reflex Floor Lamp by United Alabaster Dimensions: ⌀ 28 x H 184 cm (Customizable Height) Materials: Alabaster, Copper (Matt Black finish) Also Available: Satin Gold, Nickel, Matt Blac...

A figure of a standing young lady finely carved in white alabaster. dressed in an almost ‘flapper’ style skirt as she leans with her elbows against an ochre mottled rectangular alaba...

Pair of 1950s hand carved Italian alabaster Floral lamps. Marked made in Italy.

Unusual alabaster and hand-forged iron centerpiece attributed to Raymond Subes. The hand-carved stone in a honey/butterscotch tone with cognac and charcoal colored natural vein stria...

A rare French Early 20th Century Art-Deco patinated bronze and amber alabaster six-light chandelier, Paris, circa 1920. Measures: Height 23 1/4 inches (59.1 cm) Width 28 1/2 inches ...

Vintage French Empire Alabaster Column Brass Metal Candelabra Table Lamps - Pair. Item features carved alabaster columns, 4 candelabras each with one central light. Fixture with mult...

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Custom designed for a Lighting Designer in Los Angeles and then Custom made in a Alabaster Factory in Spain . Made for hanging from a metal ring with 4 chains and Custom LED,s insta...

Modern style chandelier.Alabaster shades.Great effect with light. Contact us for more info

Pair of Victorian Chinoiserie Style Mahogany Pedestals, with white alabaster inset circular top above bamboo motif legs. 18.5" H x 13" Diameter. Provenance: From a New York City ...

Pair of Victorian Chinoiserie Style Mahogany Pedestals, with white alabaster inset circular top above bamboo motif legs. 18.5" H x 13" Diameter. Provenance: From a New York City Es...

Wonderful Italian alabaster table lamp. This great lamp with its subtle circles that are carved in the lamp is from the late 1950's.

Striking contemporary Italian alabaster marble globe sconces or wall lights. Exclusive production of Tuscany alabaster, handmade with great skill of Italian craftsmanship. Price is f...

Tony Lee (Navajo/Diné b. 1958) Alabaster sculpture, signed and dated lower left, 2003. Smoothly carved stone form enclosing a central element, suggestive of e...

The Cloud N.4 ceiling light features four overlapping shades with large Tuscan alabaster diffusers providing an impressive amount of ambient light as well as up lighting. The shades ...

The shy semi-nude maiden, her hair in ringlets with rosette ornaments, is dressed in a loincloth with wings in relief and chains. She is wrapped in a long cloak that she holds out to...

Avalon large chandelier by CTO Lighting Materials: satin brass with alabaster stone. Also available in different finishes and materials. Dimensions: D 101 x H 43.5 cm All our l...

The Orchid collection finds inspiration in the structure and allure of the flower by the same name. This plant is revered for its beauty and grace, with robust yet elegant petals. Ju...

Elegant alabaster box printed with decal portraying an Ancient Female Profile on gold background finished with lacquer. Each decoration is entirely made in Italy by our mastercraft...

Art Déco Alabaster table lamp. Silered bronze base. Model designed by E.J.Ruhlmann. France 1920s. The lamp was manufactured later in very small numbers . Circa 1990 France. Beautiful...

A beautiful gilt bronze figure of Apollo on an alabaster base. Dimensions: 17.32 inches high x 5.13 inches wide x 5.13 inches deep (width and depth measured at the base).

Kendō 1 Large Iroko Wood Applique by Alabastro Italiano Dimensions: Ø 8 x H 70 cm. Materials: White alabaster and iroko wood. Available in different finishes: Shiny Silver, Bronze, ...

Like the stalactites found on cave ceilings, the Gwen range has a primordial allure. Subtle asymmetric shapes take different forms at every angle, keeping the viewer and the space i...

Like the stalactites found on cave ceilings, the Gwen range has a primordial allure. Subtle asymmetric shapes take different forms at every angle, keeping the viewer and the space i...

Taking inspiration in the antic Andon Japanese lamps, we designed these brass table lamps where alabaster panels replace the traditional rice paper. New design by Glustin Luminair...

Pair of extraordinary early 19th century carved marble columns, beautifully proportioned and intricately carved. Each column is in four pieces - base, column, disc and capital.

Roller WS Small Wall Lamp by United Alabaster Dimensions: ⌀ 10 x H 90 cm (Customizable Height) Materials: Alabaster, Copper (Matt Black finish) Also Available: Satin Gold, Nickel, Ma...

FINE PAIR OF CHARLES X GILT-BRONZE MOUNTED CARVED ALABASTER VASES Circa second quarter of 19th century Item # 311XIP09Q A fabulous pair of Charles X period alabaster vases from the ...

Egyptian inspired Art Deco dancer. Made of Alabaster on an onyx base. The base of the dancer lights up.

Morton Gaffin "Woman III, 1990" Modernist Carved White Alabaster Nude Bust Sculpture. We were unable to find any listed information on artist "Morton Gaffin." The piece was acquired ...

Cylindrical vase with figurative reliefs Maya, Classic Period, 600 - 900 AD. Alabaster (Tecali stone). Diameter 12 cm and height 9.5 cm. Condition In good condition, it has a vertical crack on one side up to the middle of the base. It presents two holes parallel to the crack, a sign of an old restoration of the time. Inside, traces of polychromy and stucco are preserved in the more translucent areas of the vase. Provenance - Antique collection Le Corneur, France. Rémy Audoin, 1967. - Arts des Amériques Gallery, circa 1980. - Collection of Michel Vinaver, French writer and playwright (Paris, 1927 -2022). - To his children, Anouk, Barbara, Delphine and Ivan Vinaver, 2022. - French art market. Description Cylindrical vessel with slightly curved walls and base, with a straight and narrow mouth, without a lip. It presents two pairs of parallel holes around an old crack, which show an old restoration with staples. Currently, marks of the roots of the plants that grew around the piece when it was buried can be seen, irregular and asymmetric shapes that enrich the texture of the vase. It is made of tecali stone, a type of travertine also known as Mexican onyx or alabaster, although it is a different mineral from Egyptian alabaster. The stone presents a translucent vein, of regular width, which was probably the reason why the artist chose this specific piece of tecali, given its prominence at an ornamental level: it forms a vertical line, perpendicular to the mouth, which crosses the base, dividing it in two halves and finally rises from the opposite end of the glass, forming a meander. A similar effect can be observed, obtained in this case with varnish or pigment, in the ceramic vase cataloged by Kerr as K623. The formal importance of this vein is also reflected in the preserved remains of polychrome stucco, applied only to it and leaving the rest of the piece free. In the case of this glass, the translucent vein could represent a snake, an animal of great importance within the Mayan religion; vehicle for contact with heavenly bodies, it was a symbol of death and resurrection. One of the most important serpents in Mayan mythology, the Vision Serpent, was considered the gate between the natural and supernatural worlds, and was therefore often depicted on ritual vessels, usually carved stone. The glass is also decorated with a figurative scene that occupies approximately one third of its surface. It is worked in relief on two planes, and is framed by a smooth rectangular profile with rounded corners. It is a composition with two characters facing each other, usual to indicate dialogue, something that is also reflected in the conventional gestures of the hands. The formal style is synthetic: the background has been sunk, clearly delimiting the silhouettes of the characters, which are perfectly drawn. This linearity is repeated in the internal details of the figures, indicated by fine incisions. The schematism, however, is combined with a certain naturalism in the movement of the figures: slightly inclined heads, the position of an arm on the lap... One of the fundamental characteristics of Mayan figurative art was the search for naturalistic positions and compositions, dynamic, with bodies that rotate and elements that overlap, reaching between the 7th and 8th centuries a mastery unmatched by any other Mesoamerican culture. This search for naturalism was combined with a symbolic convention that never quite disappeared. The figure on the left appears seated in profile to the right, with a headdress tied in the front, a pectoral ornament, and a skirt typical of Mayan art, which forms parallel folds at the base of the back and whose end falls over the top. the hip. The figure extends her right hand towards the center of the composition, where an altar with an inverted C-shaped base is located. A fire seems to be burning on it with what could be offerings, two rounded shapes represented within the flames. The representation of the fire is strange, asymmetrical and crested, which could indicate that it is not flames but rather the representation of a scepter of the type known as a flint eccentric. On the right side is the second figure, seated facing forward with its head inclined towards the center of the composition, turned in profile to the left. With his legs crossed, he rests his left arm on his lap, pointing at his interlocutor with a clearly differentiated index finger, and extends his right, now lost due to erosion, towards the fire. She sports ankle, cheek and wrist ornaments, and a large headdress. On her chest she wears a medallion with a possibly solar motif, a central circle surrounded by six smaller ones. The character is seated on a throne, a symbol of authority; with seat, cushion and high, wide and open backrest, adorned with projections on both sides. The figure on the opposite side instead sits on a simple pedestal, indicating his inferior position relative to his companion, possibly a deity or ancestor. The circle on the cheek (allusive to the fur of the jaguar) and the pendant of the supernatural character allow a possible identification with the god of corn, one of the most important of the Mayan pantheon. He was a benevolent deity who represented life, prosperity, and abundance. He could be considered the creator of the world, and he was also associated with the change of seasons. Likewise, the story of his death and rebirth was a central metaphor for the belief in the apotheosis of Maya kings. Identified as Hun-Hunahpu in the Popol Vuh, a compendium of Maya lore put down in writing in the 16th century, the maize god achieved cultural hero status during the Classic period. The use of tecali, a precious material used to manufacture luxury and ritual objects, spread throughout Mesoamerica. The vases made of this stone are relatively rare, and for the most part they are painted, following the models of contemporary ceramic vases. Within the corpus of Mayan carved vessels, on the other hand, it is more common to find vessels made of this and other stones, although the majority will be ceramic. Among them, simple relief on two planes predominates, as in the case of the piece under study, with figurative motifs, inscriptions or geometric patterns, often combined. Some present compositions similar to that of this tecali stone vase, with one or more pairs of characters seated and facing each other, in an attitude of dialogue. Mayan vases...

White Alabaster Table Lamp: A Bold Blend of Elegance. This Cerri Nestore table lamp crafted in the 1970s in Italy, exudes sophisticated elegance and timeless design. With its brass ...