Australian Wall-mounted Sculptures

Mid-1970s Vintage Hot Buttered surfboard shaped by ‘Sultan of Speed’ Terry Fitzgerald. Features a breathtaking waves and sky mural airbrushed work of art. Complimentary acid splashed flames on the deck. Glassed on single fin...

2015 Big Wave World Champion Makua Rothman’s personal surfboard made under the JS Industries label. Features a neon airbrushed Hawaiian Kanaka Maoli symbol consisting of a Kahili which was a symbol of the Hawaiian royalty or Ali’i). Makuakai Rothman is arguably the most decorated Hawaiian in/out of the water. From being a famous musician, pro surfer, world champion of big wave surfing, and now running for political office in Hawaii. Makua’s debut album entitled “Sound Wave” became the # 1 Billboard World Album on iTunes in addition to being the # 1 Billboard Reggae Album. Rothman was crowned the very first WSL Big Wave World Champion in 2015. Nissan automobiles released a Makua Rothman limited edition Titan pickup truck...

A wildly colourful 1970s hand woven woollen wall hanging by Australian artist Deanna Conti. Titled 'Mango Fool', it's a good example of Conti's work, which focuses on tropical themes and colours. Working from her Queensland studio since the 1970s, Conti's work is held in many private and public collections. The central shape is ovoid and could represent a setting sun over water. The hanging tangles of wool inside this shape have been carefully woven to reveal deeper background colours. The background hangings in purple can be pulled through and draped as one pleases, or pushed back and allowed to attract the eye into the background of the weaving. We love how this piece is so resonant of the 1970s Australian movement to organic living in Queensland. It so clearly belongs in a mudbrick home in the tropics, with raw timber joists and tiled floors, unglazed windows and resident Geckos, Tree Frogs and Orb-weaving spiders...

An attractive small abstract copper enamel art work mounted on raw elm wood panel. This handsome wall plaque carefully explores attractive abstract shapes in fine contrasting colours. It will sit beautifully in 1950s, 60s and 70s interiors...

One of a kind “Seahorse Point” finless surfboard work of art by Australian artist Joshua Marks. Featuring a camphor laurel and maple natural edge wood com...