Pink Opal Obelisk

Hand-carved Sodalite Obelisk from North America. Sodalite is a royal blue mineral, discovered in 1811 in Greenland.  In Ancient Greek it is called sal...

Selenite Obelisk: Each measures: 2.25" x 2.25" x 12" H.

Large Stone and Metal Obelisk: Measures: 8.5" x 8.5" x 28.5 Weighs: 45 LBS.

Rock Crystal Obelisk, 10.5" Pair: Add a touch of natural elegance to your decor with this stunning pair of rock crystal obelisks, each standing at a height of 10.5 inches. The obeli...

Rock Crystal Obelisk, 8" Pair: Add a touch of natural elegance to your decor with this stunning pair of rock crystal obelisks, each standing at a height of 8 inches. The obelisks ar...

This exquisite painted screen hails from late 19th century England and features a captivating Hunt Scene. The screen is made up of three panels, each arched and painted on high-quality leather, with burlap backing and brass tack edges. The fine craftsmanship and attention to detail are evident in every aspect of this piece, from the intricately painted hunting scene to the durable construction of the screen itself. Measuring an impressive 72.25 inches in height and 20 inches in width, this antique screen is sure to be a focal point in any collection or home decor setting, and will be treasured by discerning collectors and enthusiasts of English decorative arts...

A beautiful and substantial Italian pink and white marble Obelisk, in the modern style, circa mid-20th century, Italy. Marble is predominantly pink and wh...

Pink salmon tessellated stone obelisk by Maitland Smith made in Philippines 1980s.

This spectacular pair of obelisks is constructed of rhodonite, a natural stone from the word rhodon, which means ‘rose’ in Greek. Like a field of flowers in full bloom and the color ...

A Large Marble Obelisk from Italy in the style of the Grand Tour collectibles. This piece would look perfect in your wunderkammer collection or set on y...

Signed and dated by artist on underside; Acrylic and shellac based inks on Ingres paper. From architectural follies of the eighteenth-century to crystalline rock formations, Thomas Engelhart translates the angles and polished surfaces of ancient artifacts into hand-painted paper objects. A Charleston, South Carolina native, Engelhart began his career in fashion, studying at Studio Berçot in Paris in the 1990s. His intuitive eye and meticulous attention to detail were cultivated designing for famed houses such as Thierry Mugler and Hermès. “Paris gave me elegance, rigor, and an understanding of quality,” reflects the artist. By absorbing the French approach to fait à la main, Engelhart flourished upon his return to New York in 2017. Engelhart’s papered obelisks and pyramid boxes are the result of a passion for antique curiosities...

A pair of c. 1850, hand-carved, polished marble obelisks surmounted by gilt bronze armillary spheres. Each on raised bases embellished with strings...