28 results for "carvers guild"

Dimensions - H: 50 1/2 in W: 34 1/2 in D: 3 1/2 in An exceptional Louis XVI style ebonized and gilt carved beveled mirror by Carver’s Guild, renowned makers of fine decorative mirr...

A “Colonial Arch” mirror designed by Carol Canner and made by Carver’s Guild, signed and dated on reverse, a matte gold finish to the metal. A second identical mirror is available ...

Traditional carved and gilded beveled rectangular mirror by Carver's Guild.

Elegant gilt Carver's Guild mirror, American, circa 2000s. It measures 28"h x 16.5"w.

Carver's Guild Hanging Wall Op Art. Circa 1974. Designed by Carol Carmen. Colored acrylic of white, black, purple and orange with chrome. 2 Convex mirrors at 11.25" in diameter and 1 smaller convex mirror at 7.5" diameter. Post Modern Wall Art...

For your consideration, a 1973 Custom Brass Mirror Signed by designer Carl Canner Boston MA Carvers' Guild Dimensions: 42.78 H x 30.25 W x 1.5 D ...

Elevate your space with this exquisite Neoclassical Wall Mirror by renowned designer Carol Canner for Carver's Guild. Designed and manufactured in the United States of America in th...

Pair of giltwood oval Carvers Guild Bow sconces with single arm for candle. 17” H x 10.75” W x 8.5” D Mirror 6.75” W x 9” H

Dramatic large bevelled octagonal mirror having triangle decoration. Looks great hung horizontally or vertically.

Starburst Mirror by Carol Canner for Carvers’ Guild. A striking mirror interpretation of the classic sunburst form. Radiating rays extend outward in layered dimension, punctuated by ...

An elegant Neo-classic design of the late 18th Century. This looking glass is notable for its fluted architrave set off by rosettes. The frame is finished in antique gold leaf and co...

The Petite Festoon mirror is charming to the eye. Its Louis XVI garland of flowers festooned across the mirror is held by two generous corner rosettes. The gold leafed ornamentation ...

A pair of elegant, monumental sized gold hammered iron arched pagoda style wall Regency mirrors. This beautiful pair of massive wall mirrors are true show stoppers and will be the st...

An elegant Neo-classic design mirror of the late 18th Century. This charming looking glass creates the atmosphere of a long ago secret garden. All antique gold leaf, the columns entw...

Lofty pair of wall sconces cast in composition in an unusual neoclassical grotto form with ribbons, fish and seashells having a silvered finish around distressed mirrors. Signed Carv...

"Colonial Arch Mirror", model 8023, with mirrors hand-set in lead designed by Carol Canner for Carvers Guild, 1973 (signed and dated on back). The mirror has a large dome shape top,...

Vintage Rococo style carved and whitewashed mirror by Carvers Guild.

Gilt starburst convex mirror, made for carvers guild, circa 2000s.

By Bob Ragan Two Indiana Limestone caryatid sculptures Dimensions and Weight for each: 73" x 21.5" x 20.3", 2000 lbs About the Artist: Bob Ragan is...

An Italian gilt wood framed mirror from the 1970s. Marked "Washington" and twice stamped "Made in Italy" but without a retail label. Similar to mirrors sold by Labarge, Carvers' Guil...

Very unique mirror, designed by Carol Canner, for Carvers Guild. Love the tortoise finish, with a mixture of Art Deco and Asian influences. Perfect statement mirror.

Italian 17th century still life painting in period carved gilt frame Italian school still life painting from the workshop of a great master. The 17th century Baroque painting in oil...

An exceptional, large, early-17th century, carved, oak & ebony, Flemish, statue cabinet or 'Beeldenkast' depicting the three theological virtues of Faith, Hope and Charity and the Ca...

By Bob Ragan 49" x 17" x 17" Texas Limestone 600 lbs About the Artist: Bob Ragan is a nationally recognized master stone carver who has spent a lifetime studying art and architecture. During extensive travels throughout Europe and Central America, he researched the works and carving techniques of Old World masters. ​ Ragan and his partner Mary Condon founded the architectural and sculpture stone-carving firm Texas Carved Stone forty years ago. As a member of the National Stone Carvers’ Guild, he regularly teaches stone carving classes and mentors young people in the field. Ragan's sculptures communicate a deep sense of spontaneity, originality, and creativity. He transfigures large blocks of stone into intricate designs that feel remarkably buoyant and often contain humorous elements. Bob Ragan has been featured in numerous local publications, and state and national publications including Fine Homebuilding (June/July 1989), Southern Living (November 1991), Building Stone Magazine (Winter 2005), Tex Appeal (December 2012), the San Antonio Express News (June 5, 2005), the Dallas Morning News (May 20, 2003), the Texas Monthly (July 1996, July 1998), the Indiana Limestone Symposium, Stone World, Masonry Magazine, and Stone Update. A show about Ragan and his work is considered by the Texas Country...

By Bob Ragan 25" x 12" x 12" Texas Limestone 250 lbs About the Artist: Bob Ragan is a nationally recognized master stone carver who has spent a lifetime stu...

By Bob Ragan 34" x 17" x 15" Texas Limestone 675 lbs About the Artist: Bob Ragan is a nationally recognized master stone carver who has spent a lifetime stu...

By Bob Ragan 36" x 11" x 8" Texas "Rattlesnake" Limestone and natural deer antler 230 lbs About the Artist: Bob Ragan is a nationally recognized master ston...

By Bob Ragan Shaft: 16” x 16” x 71” -Weight: 1400 lbs Base: 18” x 18” x 18” -Weight: 472 lbs About the Artist: Bob Ragan is a nationally recognized master stone carver who has spent a lifetime studying art and architecture. During extensive travels throughout Europe and Central America, he researched the works and carving techniques of Old World masters. ​ Ragan and his partner Mary Condon founded the architectural and sculpture stone-carving firm Texas Carved Stone forty years ago. As a member of the National Stone Carvers’ Guild, he regularly teaches stone carving classes and mentors young people in the field. Ragan's sculptures communicate a deep sense of spontaneity, originality, and creativity. He transfigures large blocks of stone into intricate designs that feel remarkably buoyant and often contain humorous elements. Bob Ragan has been featured in numerous local publications, and state and national publications including Fine Homebuilding (June/July 1989), Southern Living (November 1991), Building Stone Magazine (Winter 2005), Tex Appeal (December 2012), the San Antonio Express News (June 5, 2005), the Dallas Morning News (May 20, 2003), the Texas Monthly (July 1996, July 1998), the Indiana Limestone Symposium, Stone World, Masonry Magazine, and Stone Update. A show about Ragan and his work is considered by the Texas Country...