Ash Wall Decorations

Colorful expressionist painting of a pine forrest from the year 1935. Oil on canvas framed in a floater frame made of ash wood. Ready to hang.

Wintry forest in light colors at a shimmering morning. Oil on plate. Early 20th century. Glued on a white-painted wooden plate in an ash wood picture f...

Rare vintage advertising poster for the Swiss tourism industry from 1935. The wonderful coloring of the Davos landscape was created by the elaborate re-coloring of the black and whit...

Beautifully framed original abstract drawing, Untitled, 1997, pencil on paper, 30" x 22" sheet, by Martin Kline, signed and dated in lower left. Martin Kline’s (b. 1961) work ref...

Giovanni LOMI Impressionist Painting of fishing boats on a calm lake. Decent play of light and shadows. Framed in a handcrafted floater frame. The Invisible substructure makes the pa...

Flower bouquet of hyacinths and marguerites on a blue background in an impressionist manner. Oil on plate from the 1950s. Glued on a white-painted wooden plate in an ash wood picture...

Painting of an alley in Venice in an expressionist manner in bright colors. Oil on plate. Glued on a white-painted wooden plate in an ash wood picture frame. Ready to hang.

Detailled painting of a still life with flowers. Bouquet of marguerites, poppy flowers and buttercup flowers. Oil on plate framed in a floater frame made of ash wood. Ready to hang.

Evening atmosphere at a lake with a sailing boat and a sunset in an impressionist style. Monogrammed oil on hardboard from the late 19th century. Glued on a white-painted wooden plat...

Hans KAISER Sea Bay. Bright and vivid combination of colors. Oil on canvas from the 1940s, framed in a floater frame made of ashwood. Ready to hang.

Monument is a collection of shelving units that combines wood and marble. This piece was imagined by Mathieu Girard and Gauthier Pouillart of Atelier Cocorico. The visual strength a...

The Pompeii II Mirror consists of hand sculpted plaster and burnt ash that is hand-spread and worked. *Burnt Ash shape and color is organic and may differ from piece to piece to k...

Monument is a collection of shelving units that combines wood and marble. This piece was imagined by Mathieu Girard and Gauthier Pouillart of Atelier Cocorico. The visual strength a...

“The Roman Flute Mirror consists of burnt ash that is hand-spread and worked, and is meant to resemble stone fluting seen all over Italy.” *Burnt Ash ...

American advertising display sign of an over-sized ash wood baseball bat with an engraved wood burned inscription and a leather wrapped handle.  

Set of 3 large wall panels by Italian sculptor Stefano d'Amico (varying in width from 86 to 92 cm.) in ash and brass designed and dated, 1974. There is not so much known about D'Amico's work apart from that he held expositions in Milan and Genova in the late 1960s and that he was a sculptor, born on Sicily. We found him in a book and his other work is also interesting and shows quite some resemblance with this work. These particular cabinets were custom made for a house in Venice, where they come from. This set of wall panels...

Color engraving of George Washington's home. Pastoral scene of the Washington's family sitting on the porch outside. Signed on right side: "Engraved by: THO OLDHAM BARLOW". Dark wood...

Charles Bevan, for Marsh Jones & Cribb. An exceptional English Aesthetic Movement exhibition quality wall shelf. A showpiece using an array of specimen woods. The main body looks to ...

A matching pair of 18th century Italian gold leaf distressed fragments with sculpted linen canvas flowers, plaster, oils, wax, ash on wo...

Gustavo Olguin Mexican Artist Art piece titled: DE CODICES Mixed Media with Volcanic Ash and Oil 39.5 X 31.5 x .75 D Original unrestored preowned vintag...

artist Gustavo Olguín, Wall Art Abstract Modern Inscribed on the reverse G. Olguin, La Reina 39.5 X 31.5 x .75 Original vintage unrestored condition, review the images.

An aesthetic movement ash wall cabinet, in the style of Charles Bevan with gallery inlaid with alternating trefoil and shield motifs, two doors each with burr ash fielded quarter pan...

American Ash is currently experiencing a catastrophic blight caused by the emerald ash borer, a non-native beetle thought to have been brought to America in shipping materials from overseas while in a dormant state. This hanging piece is a bookmatched of two 1/16” slices of Ash, unique in color, figure and shape. The 26 Ash strips are woven together using organic remnant silk as the weft threads in a three over one herringbone pattern, the same pattern used in the famous burial shroud, the Shroud of Turin. The frame is handmade by the artist in black painted Ash. Drawing from both historical weaving patterns and their applications as well as from series of tree related biological blights and human driven near-extinction events, this series of sculptures, one of which is available for purchase here, asks about our ability to recognize and heal the harms we cause. Can we bind the things we are actively tearing apart and recognize our fragile reliance on the very thing we are damaging before it is too late? Each piece of wood used in this collection came from an ecologically and environmentally sound source. Blending textile and tree in woven panels of wood, each from a dead or dying species, they have been bound back together with silk utilizing the three- hop pattern found in the Shroud of Turin, questioning whether these will be the stitches to heal our damages or the burial shroud they will be wrapped it. There are three sculptures which have been created in this series to date. In addition to Ash, Moran has woven one in Chestnut and one in Redwood Root. Please contact us for more information. Weaving, inverting, book-matching, layering and framing become an act of contemplation in Michael James Moran...

18th century Italian fragment set into a sculpted canvas with strata of oil paint layers, and finished with Italian raw umber glaze and ...

A rare vintage poster of the cover art for the Hans J. Wegner book "Sitting Pretty". Framed by Wyeth in oak with leather inset trim.

Pair Of Doors From The Casa Batlló, Barcelona, Ca. 1906