A table top sculpture by Mottahedeh. Hand carved from black basalt depicting an elegantly dressed woman reclining on pillows atop a round ottoman with her feet resting on a pillow. Sculpture is mounted to a creamy white color porcelain base. Made in Italy, in the mid 20th Century.

Measures: 8.5w 5d 8h, Weighs Approximately: 3 lbs

Outstanding condition with signs of very light previous use. No chips, cracks or breaks. Condition Rating: 9.5 / 10.0

Early 20th-Century French bronze sparrow bird after sculptor Paul Comolera (1818-1897). Signed verso by the foundry. This lovely antique is simply wonderful to hold. Comolera, a well known animal sculptor, was a pupil of Francois Rude and taught Jules Moigniez. This collectible figurine is superb placed upon a book and is also a wonderful paperweight and impressive desk accessory. Book not included.

French rustic Majolica Porcelain Hen Circa 1930.
H / 11.5 inches.

Beautiful mid century hand painted terra cotta baby leopard made in Italy. Great paint and perfect condition.

Hand sculpted brass, copper and steel ship mounted on onyx. Signed by artist De Mott, made in California.

A superbly carved single-piece wooden Baule Kpan or Mblo Portrait mask stands at 17″ tall, 5.25″ wide, and 4″ deep. These masks are traditionally performed during days of rest and to honor important visitors. This timeless artifact is a tribute to the exceptional skill of the Baule craftsmen of the past and potentially even to the original owner of the mask.

Vicke Lindstrand
Excellent condition. Signed on bottom. HEFTY. Thick handblown glass.

5.25” diameter

5” tall

Edmée has a boyish hairstyle and a childlike, mischievous look. It’s a large plaster bust from the 1920s. A marotte or a showcase object, it’s a magnificent example of Roaring Twenties deco. The bust is hand-painted in bright hues. It is in good condition, with a few traces of use and rubbing.

17cm wide, 15cm deep, 33cm high.

Important 19th-century bronze from one of the sculptures by Michelangelo (1475-1564).
This Florentine sculptor, painter, architect and poet is renowned for his monumental works, including the fresco on the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel.
This bronze represents the marble statue adorning the tomb of Lorenzo de’ Medici (1449-1492).
Laurent de Medici, known as “The Magnificent”, was much more than a patron of the arts to Michelangelo. The regard these two men had for each other is still evident, as engraved in the marble of the Basilica of San Lorenzo, where lies the man who was seen as the defender of Arts and Letters. Lorenzo il Magnifico.
This important work will appeal not only to lovers of the Italian High Renaissance, but also to art lovers.

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Period: Mid-19th century

Excellent condition.

Dimensions :
Height : 69 cm
Width : 30 cm
Depth : 34 cm

Weight : 35,84 kg

AMBIANIC presents
1960s Mobile Fish Sculpture manner of Alexander Calder
19.5 h x 26 w x 8 d
unmarked
Preowned original vintage condition
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