Iittala’s new collection, Kartta, features glass sculptures inspired by an imagery map and made using a special mould technique created by the artist. Mouthblown at the Iittala Glass Factory in Finland. Kartta in vivid ultramarine blue brings vivid detail. Great gift for art glass lovers.

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The Misia Statue in Gold from Bungalow 5  is a reclining female figure in the recognizable post-war British style. Here, the human figure fuses with organic forms such as shells, pebbles, and bones. In an effort to move beyond war, these artists gravitated to pre-cultural and pre-rational inspirations. Particularly, they admired the monumentality and humanism of Toltec-Mayan sculpture.

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Adorn your bookshelves and tabletops with the Jennifer Object Set from Made Goods. A pair of petite b rass giraffes with a big presence, this conversation piece is a whimsical design touch placed individually or with a grouping of objects for a collected feel.

Jennifer Object Set

Brick Sculpture is a single, unbroken line emanating from one starting point and continuing in the infinite.‎ Inspired by the architectural lines of Greek arches and vaults, this beautiful porcelain sculpture is bound to add a unique touch to your home environment. ‎

Brick Sculpture

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The Loiner Statue from Bungalow 5 delves into the very origins of art. Borrowing forms, textures, and materials from primitive and ethnographic sculpture, it is rooted in history, yet is completely modern at the same time. This piece is perfectly displayed individually on an entryway console or desktop or as part of a collection of sculptures for a gallery-like feel.

Loiner Statue Bronze

The Cupola Earthware Sculpture is a Set of 3 unique pieces that can be separated or combined to create unique contrasts within your home.

Cupola Sculpture - Earthware - Set Of 3

The Made Goods Hazlett Object in Amber is one of our most unique and innovative objects. Burned pine or whitewashed teak is set in resin Amber crystals. A surprisingly versatile piece, the gorgeous rectangles can bring attention to bookcases, coffee tables, or any surface in need of pizazz. Set of two large. Also available in smaller cubes.

Hazlett Object Amber Large Set Of Two

The Ida Sculptures Set of Two from Arteriors Home features artistic representation to be discovered by the beholder. Intriguing as an accent piece for a tabletop or shelf, or utilized as bookends, the Ida Sculptures feature circular antique brass and bronze aluminum casts with concave centers that draw the eye. *Finish will vary.

Ida Sculptures Set Of 2

Lisa Gordon’s bronze sculptures breathe new life into an often cliché historical subject by showing the powerful creatures precariously poised in whimsical positions, a metaphor for the human experience that demonstrates the balance between having fun and giving life purpose. The pathos seen in Gordon’s sculptures arose from the intrinsic love of caring for her childhood horse and a new appreciation for life resulting from a serious illness at the age of 24 that left her paralyzed and on life support. The traumatic experience, from which she’s fully recovered, gave her a new-found sense of urgency. Gordon completed her MFA at California State University, and moved to Santa Fe, New Mexico in 1993. Beside the actual pouring, every step of the process of casting is done herself, including the 14-foot-tall Career Moves on permanent exhibition in Loveland, CO. Gordon enjoys what she calls “sketches” of small bronze sculptures, created without a mold, such as Balancing Act. Bronze. No. 4 in edition of 12. 22" x 14". Signed by the artist. 2018.

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Born in Cleveland, Ohio in 1939, Gordon Gund was first known for his endeavors as a businessman and investor, including being the former owner of the NBA’s Cleveland Cavaliers as well as a prominent philanthropist. But Gund’s true passion lies in his work as a sculptor, which he discovered in his thirties, a few years after he lost his sight from a retinal disease. “While with my eyes I can’t see the shapes I create, I feel them over and over again with my hands and my mind, and the result is in my mind forever,” reflects Gund. While the process takes Gund more time and patience without sight, his reality is reflected in bronze forms crafted with care and patience, their surfaces tactile and smooth. Of Food or Foe, Gund describes the form he envisioned: “...a red-tail hawk fledgling, first time out of the nest, perching precariously on a fence rail looking uncertainly at a movement in the field below.” Bronze. No. 4 in edition of 8. 10" x 13 1/2" x 15". 2015.

'food Or Foe' Sculpture

A representation of Flore, goddess of nature and spring in Roman mythology. The sculpture's refined and powerful curves are highlighted by a particular luminosity, showing the extraordinary capacity of Lalique glass masters to give crystal both shape and life. René Lalique founded his firm in Paris in 1885, and soon became a celebrated jeweler whose designs contributed significantly to the Art Nouveau movement at the turn of the century. In the 1920s, an order for perfume bottles led him to develop a glass-making technique that would endure as Lalique’s signature characteristics: iced surfaces, elaborate or partially realistic patterns in relief, and occasionally applied or inlaid color. 4"L x 4 3/4"H. Made in France.

Nude Flore Sculpture

The universal symbol of love, this smooth satin-finished crystal heart will convey your feelings of romance and devotion. René Lalique founded his firm in Paris in 1885, and soon became a celebrated Art Nouveau jeweler. In the 1920s, he developed a cutting-edge glassmaking technique that would become the foundation of this enduring brand. 2 1/2" L x 1 1/2"H. Made in France.

Hearts Sculpture

Handcrafted of French materials, artist Salome Cousseau's cherry wood sculpture is adorned with gold-plated brass beads and silver-leaf-covered glass spheres. Born in the Loire Valley, Salome Cousseau studied decorative arts and fashion design in Paris. As the daughter of a cabinetmaker, she grew up surrounded by wood, making it only natural that this artist shows such an innate understanding of this complex element. 3 1/4"H.

Nili Miniature Sculpture

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Carved marble 8.25' H x 13" L x 5.5'D

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Marble Sculpture By Enrique Miralda (1933-2010)

Limited edition. Hand carved. Artist Robert Kuo draws inspiration from the Chinese Han and Ming Dynasties. His signature works of art include cloisonné, repoussé, brightly colored lacquer and Peking glass. Due to the natural materials used to create this piece, no two are alike. 10 1/2"L x 7"W x 5"H.

Nephrite Jade Double Ring Link

Dutch-born sculptor Loet Vanderveen expressive bronzes are instantly recognizable for their clean lines and spare detail. For more than 25 years, Gump’s has been privileged to offer these beautiful works, prized by collectors the world over. With his passing, we continue that tradition. Loet created the original lost-wax sculptures in molten bronze with hand-applied finishes during his lifetime; each piece was cast posthumously.

Hand cast in bronze.
Hand finished Aegean blue patina.
Handmade in the USA.
Each sculpture comes with a signed certificate of authenticity.
13"L x 6 3/4"H.

Peacock, Aegean Blue

A delicate flower and the symbol of purity and innocence, the anemone inspired Rene Lalique to interpret its shape into crystal in 1931. The legendary designer founded his firm in Paris in 1885, and soon became a celebrated Art Nouveau jeweler. In the 1920s, he developed a cutting-edge glassmaking technique that would become the foundation of this enduring brand. 2 1/4"L x 2"H. Made in France.

Small Anemone Flower Sculpture, Clear

French Horse Sculpture

Designed by René Lalique's granddaughter, Marie-Claude in 1993, the owl is a symbol of wisdom, a night hunter that inspires both fear and fascination. René Lalique founded his firm in Paris in 1885, and soon became a celebrated jeweler whose designs contributed significantly to the Art Nouveau movement at the turn of the century. In the 1920s, an order for perfume bottles led him to develop a glass-making technique that would endure as Lalique’s signature characteristics: iced surfaces, elaborate or partially realistic patterns in relief, and occasionally applied or inlaid color. 2 3/4"L x 3 1/4"H. Made in France.

Shivers Owl Sculpture

Small Anemone Flower Sculpture, Red

The embodiment of elegance, artist Salome Cousseau's cherry wood sculpture is stitched with aventurines held in place by goldplated pins. It sits on a solid brass pebble base. Handcrafted of French materials; the richly grained Merisier wood comes from trees that fell during a 1999 storm in France's Cognac region. Born in the Loire Valley, Salome Cousseau studied decorative arts and fashion design in Paris. As the daughter of a cabinetmaker, she grew up surrounded by wood, making it only natural that this artist shows such an innate understanding of this complex element. 7"H.

Averda Sculpture

Hand-carved from crystal, this exquisite sculpture rests atop a steel stand. Inspired by the Chinese Han and Ming dynasties, Robert Kuo's signature works of art include cloisonné, repoussé, brightly colored lacquer and Peking glass. 16"L x 3"W x 17"H.

Bi-crystal Sculpture On Stand, Large

Comprised of six interlocking pieces, each Locknesters dog is both an intriguing sculpture and a jigsaw puzzle born of artist Fleet Hower's interest in art that encourages interaction. Each one is digitally designed and 3-D printed in the artist's Brooklyn studio. Surfaces are barrel tumbled, hand sanded, and buffed for a smooth, polished feel and ease of reassembly. During the smoothing process, every piece obtains distinct coloration. 8 1/2"L.

Dog Puzzle Sculpture, Small

Handcrafted of French materials, artist Salome Cousseau's oak wood sculpture is adorned with sunstones and silver-leaf-covered glass spheres. Born in the Loire Valley, Salome Cousseau studied decorative arts and fashion design in Paris. As the daughter of a cabinetmaker, she grew up surrounded by wood, making it only natural that this artist shows such an innate understanding of this complex element. Sunstones held in place with gold-plated brass pins. 6 3/4"H.

Nilia Miniature Sculpture

This charming golden crystal toad is crafted with exquisite details. After the sculpture is released from the mold, it’s handpainted with 24-karat gold and then reheated, infusing the crystal with the metal and giving it a luminescent glow. René Lalique founded his firm in Paris in 1885, and soon became a celebrated jeweler whose designs contributed significantly to the Art Nouveau movement at the turn of the century. In the 1920s, an order for perfume bottles led him to develop a glass-making technique that would endure as Lalique’s signature characteristics: iced surfaces, elaborate or partially realistic patterns in relief, and occasionally applied or inlaid color.

Mouthblown crystal.
Hand carved; gold satin finish.
Handmade in France.
4" long x 3" high.

Gregoire Toad, Gold Luster

Handcrafted of French materials, artist Salome Cousseau's set of two walnut wood sculptures are adorned with gold-plated brass spheres. Born in the Loire Valley, Salome Cousseau studied decorative arts and fashion design in Paris. As the daughter of a cabinetmaker, she grew up surrounded by wood, making it only natural that this artist shows such an innate understanding of this complex element. Set of 2, one of each size. Small: 1 1/2"H; Large: 2 3/4"H.

Bilia Miniature Sculpture Set

This sculpture is a unique assembly of individually rolled out coils, carefully burnished at each dry stage using a high polished stone and slow fired to mature state. 9.5 inches W x 6.5 inches D x 12.5 inches H Stoneware 2020 by Re Jin Lee

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Oq Stoneware One-of-a-kind Sculpture

Robert Kuo's finely handcrafted decorative objects are inspired by the Chinese Han and Ming Dynasties. Called the “imperial craftsman of the 21st century,” the Beijing-born designer bridges the gap between ancient Chinese and 20th century traditions. His signature works of art include cloisonné, repoussé, brightly colored lacquer and Peking glass. Kuo’s pieces can been found in museums, luxury hotels and private collections throughout the world.

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Handcrafted lacquered copper.
No two are alike.
27"L x 6 1/2"D.

Red Lacquer Chili Pepper

The embodiment of elegance, artist Salome Cousseau's cherry wood sculpture is stitched with sunstones held in place by goldplated pins. It sits on a solid brass pebble base. Handcrafted of French materials; the richly grained Merisier wood comes from trees that fell during a 1999 storm in France's Cognac region. Born in the Loire Valley, Salome Cousseau studied decorative arts and fashion design in Paris. As the daughter of a cabinetmaker, she grew up surrounded by wood, making it only natural that this artist shows such an innate understanding of this complex element. 9 1/3"H.

Lozari Sculpture

Enhanced by a luminous satin finish, this Aphrodite figure shows the extraordinary capacity of Lalique's glass masters to give crystal both shape and life. René Lalique founded his firm in Paris in 1885, and soon became a celebrated Art Nouveau jeweler. In the 1920s, he developed a cutting-edge glassmaking technique that would become the foundation of this enduring brand. 4 3/4"H. Made in France.

Nude Aphrodite Sculpture

The gorilla exudes a calm strength reflecting an underlying and natural virile power. Rene Lalique founded his firm in Paris in 1885, and soon became a celebrated Art Nouveau jeweler. In the 1920s, he developed a cutting-edge glassmaking technique that would become the foundation of this enduring brand. 5 1/2"W x 7"H. Made in France.

Gorilla Sculpture, Black

A delicate flower and the symbol of purity and innocence, the anemone inspired Rene Lalique to interpret its shape into crystal in 1931. The legendary designer founded his firm in Paris in 1885, and soon became a celebrated Art Nouveau jeweler. In the 1920s, he developed a cutting-edge glassmaking technique that would become the foundation of this enduring brand. 4 1/3"L x 3"H. Made in France.

Anemone Flower Sculpture, Clear

Hand-carved from crystal, this exquisite sculpture rests atop a steel stand. Inspired by the Chinese Han and Ming dynasties, Robert Kuo's signature works of art include cloisonné, repoussé, brightly colored lacquer and Peking glass. 10"L x 3"W x 11"H.

Bi-crystal Sculpture On Stand, Medium

Women and mythology were always favorite themes of René Lalique's designs and this sculpture is no exception. The Venus Nude subtly reminds us of the grace and sensuality of the goddess of beauty and love. René Lalique founded his firm in Paris in 1885, and soon became a celebrated jeweler whose designs contributed significantly to the Art Nouveau movement at the turn of the century. In the 1920s, an order for perfume bottles led him to develop a glass-making technique that would endure as Lalique’s signature characteristics: iced surfaces, elaborate or partially realistic patterns in relief, and occasionally applied or inlaid color. 4"H. Made in France.

Nude Venus Sculpture

White carved marble jumbo chain link
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Dimensions: 10x3.5x1

Made in India

White Marble Chain Link Sculpture

Designed in 1953 by Marc Lalique, this sculpture depicts two carps gushing from water in a movement evoking infinity. The satin-finished crystal, emblematic of Lalique, highlights the finely carved scales. René Lalique founded his firm in Paris in 1885, and soon became a celebrated jeweler whose designs contributed significantly to the Art Nouveau movement at the turn of the century. In the 1920s, an order for perfume bottles led him to develop a glass-making technique that would endure as Lalique’s signature characteristics: iced surfaces, elaborate or partially realistic patterns in relief, and occasionally applied or inlaid color. 4"L x 4"H. Made in France.

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