Brooklyn Mounted Objects

This pair of glazed earthenware sconces is a marvelous example of the work of the unique Russian-born sculptor and designer Vadim Androusov, who studied in France as Art Deco reached...

Thomas Lollar earned his BFA and MA at Western Michigan University, and has been teaching ceramics and sculpture since 1975. A master sculptor, his subjects are rendered in both fron...

Fantastic set of three carved African doors with custom made black metal sculpture stand. Each door rests on a metal stand with two pegs in the front and a set of holes in the back for screws. Door can be sold without metal stand and hung on a wall. Each door tells a story of a family and their progeny. They were Crocodile hunters, seafarers, and noblemen with many wives and children. History: The Dogon people of Mali are known the world over for their creation of Dogon Doors. The doors have various uses in their society; first as the physical closure to their granaries. Secondly they are created and exchanged as gifts for birthdays, marriages, tokens of luck and rites of passage bequests. Thirdly, when used as a part of the architecture, as a door or shutter, in a private abode, through the use of symbols they are used to describe the occupation of the person or that persons persona or status in the village. Lastly it served as a sign to taxpayers, letting them know which form of payment was accepted in the adjoining building. The symbolic styling of the doors can vary. Pairs of breasts, representing femininity and fertility are usually found. Village dancers wearing the famed rabbit eared Walu mask or the tall Kanaga headdress typically underline the bottom of the door. The Kanaga masks...

A striking and whimsical late mid-century sculpture, paperweight and crowd-pleasing decor item, this piece is attributed to Pierre Giraudon, an artist and designer known for suspendi...

This vintage illuminated globe by Reploge brings Mid-Century style to any space through a spinning light up design held upon a wooden stand. ...

Circa 1930s Trench Art Lamp fashioned from a brass artillery shell mounted to a brass base supported by three ball feet. Rich patina present, as show...

Sleek rosewood sculpture believed to be an abstraction of an owl mounted to an ebonized base. Subject can pivot on the base and the position can be moved anywhere in a 360 degree r...

Industrial, midcentury, film reel is a great accent piece or wall hanging.

Unusual patinated bronze sculpture by Philip A. Solman on original wooden base, titled "Woman Walking Dog". Signed and from the 1950s.  

2 beautiful and unusual ceramic sculpture Maquettes on granite bases. Artist unknown, but made in the 1960s. $750 each. Measures: Bases are each 3" ...

Abstract, terracotta red painted plaster sculpture on wood base. Signed with a hand-hammered copper plaque. Most likely made in the 1960s by an ...

Unusual wood saddle for camel riding. Could make a unique table base. (Please confirm item location - NY or NJ - with dealer).

Vintage style hanging bull head featured in white fiberglass. This wall art would make a great addition to any home. Please confirm item location NY or NJ with dealer.

Functional metal wall sculpture by Norwegian artist and architect Tron Meyer, made of pieced steel parts with gold paint. Exaggerated weld drips and un-polished surfaces recall the a...

Pair of brass color Mid-Century Brutalist motif wall art. Can be hung horizontal or vertical. (Please confirm item location - NY or NJ - with dealer).