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.

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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

20th C
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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Michele Varian

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.

Limited quantities available.
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
Decorative sculpture

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.

Small Double Fish Sculpture

c1987
Painted steel, cables 101"H x 72.5"W x 12"D

Peter Shire Skyhook Series Sculpture

Smooth, sculptural, tactile and weighty. The curved Egg shape showcases the grain and individuality of the piece of wood. We recommend annually coating the piece in a moisturising oil, especially in dry climates.
Made from solid USA Oak in Auckland, New Zealand. Available in two stains. Natural (light) and Smoked (darker).
Width: 28cm Height: 23cm

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Egg Sculpture, Solid Oak - Natural

Mathematical Elegance

Numbered, limited edition, designed by Man Ray

The beginning of the 20th century saw increasing complexity in the study of mathematics and it heralded the use of three-dimensional models as teaching aids. One of these was the Kuen Surface, a rare example of a surface with constant negative curvature, first described by the German mathematician Alfred Enneper (1830-1885).
In 1936 Man Ray was hired by the art journal Cahiers d’Art to photograph the mathematical models of non-euclidean geometry at the Institut Henri Poincaré in Paris. These models went on to be exhibited alongside many surrealist and modernist works at the Grand Palais. Man Ray’s series of photographs and paintings called Shakespearean Equations contributed to liberating these forms from the isolation of scientific research and presented to the public the world of mathematical elegance.
This accurate representation of the Kuen surface is made in Germany of walnut wood, in a small production run.
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Man Ray

Emmanuel Radnitzky, by far better known by his iconic pseudonym of Man Ray, was an American artist whose innovative work established him as the leading figure behind the concepts of Dada and Surrealism, as well as for the rest of the early avant-garde art. Heavily influenced by the artworks of European authors such as Pablo Picasso and Georges Braque, Radnitzky was one of the few American artists to truly be accepted as the leading source of creative ideas on the Old Continent. Among his numerous contributions to the world of art, Man Ray’s greatest achievement was the way he was able to manipulate the medium of photography by introducing the artistic potentials of different processes, such as solarization and rayographs (a special eponym for his photograms). Emmanuel Radnitzky once famously stated that he does not photograph nature, but his own visions – this was the main driving force behind all art Man Ray created.
Specifications

28 cm high x 13 cm Ø
Solid German walnut wood
Made in the Black Forest

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Kuen Surface Model Sculpture

Smooth, polished, sculptural. The Egg Sculpture in Brass serves as an ornament for your shelf or coffee table, or functional and as a door stop. Imperfections and signs of their hand made nature are welcomed and to be expected. These are not completely smooth, nor are they intended to be. Each Egg is individual and there may be slight bumps, knicks and/or scratches in the egg shape. A playful juxtaposition between the polish, shine and evidence of the turn of a hand. If you have any questions at all about these imperfections, please email Polished, shiny finish.
Width: 28cm Height: 23cm

Egg Sculpture, Brass

Textured, sculptural and weighty. The heaviest in our Egg range and also suitable for outdoors. The Ōamaru Egg Sculpture serves as an ornament for your shelf or coffee table, or functional and as a door stop.

The limestone egg produces no waste. Any byproduct material produced in the he making of this Egg is then ground up and on-sold to the New Zealand agriculture industry.

Variances between each piece are to be expected and are reflective of the natural material. Eggs will not always be completely white. Any colour in the stone eggs is caused by oxidisation of the natural iron content from a naturally occurring chemical process that would have happened millions of years ago.

Width: 28cm
Height: 23cm

Egg Sculpture, Solid Ōamaru Stone (limestone)

The Kinetic Current Sculpture is a modern piece with organic lines, ideal for bringing a warm feel to any space. It’s crafted with dark brown resin and features a black resin base.

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Kinetic Current Sculpture

Color

Smooth and sculptural. The Egg Sculpture in Brushed Steel serves as an ornament for your shelf or coffee table, or functional and as a door stop. Imperfections and signs of their hand made nature are welcomed and to be expected. These are not completely smooth, nor are they intended to be. Each Egg is individual and there may be slight bumps, knicks and/or scratches in the egg shape. These are not considered defects. If you have any questions at all about these imperfections, please email 
Matte, silver, brushed finish.
Width: 28cm Height: 23cm

Egg Sculpture, Brushed Steel

Stay Home / Stay Safe Sculpture (Limited Edition #1)
1/20 Especially created for MAISON 10
Mixed Media
Julia Rivera
2020

Julia Rivera is a talented and well-educated painter who has pleased many art collectors with her daring use of color, the internal rhythms of her compositions, and above all, her playful and refreshing imagery.
In her painting, Rivera, who was born in the Bronx in 1965, and who studied art in Florence, New York, and the School of Plastics Arts of Puerto Rico, creates an attractive, fairy tale universe where carefully chosen objects – clocks, fruit, little toy cars, bottles and elongated chairs – are arranged in order to let us see their essence in a surreal but celebratory manner.
Mallarme pointed out that a good poem has to be enigmatic. I believe that good works also have to possess magic and mystery. A good work of art does not let us know everything. Influenced by Gorky, Miro, Chagall and Matta, and quite aware of what has happened in the field of ‘lite’ neo-figuration during the last three decades, Rivera combines humor and poetry to conceive well balanced scenarios where the mundane and metaphysical establish dialogue about time and the human condition.
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Art - Stay Home / Stay Safe Sculpture (limited Edition #1)

Handmade by MQuan Studio, strand of ceramic discs. Knotted by hand, each single strand varies in length between 34-37". Perfect for narrow spaces and look great layered with multiple strands.
Available in three colors: White, Grey and Black.
Leadtime: 6 weeks

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Single Strand Disc Sculpture - Black

Handmade in UK

Details
Origin

White earthenware cylindrical vessel with slip and underglaze decoration made through a combination of throwing and slip casting. Unique abstract markings that represent the British shoreline.

Dimensions: H-11 cm x W-10 cm

As all products are handmade, sizes and colour may vary slightly.

Hannah Tounsend studied Ceramics and Glass at De Montfort University for a BA Hons, before going on to achieve Distinction in her MA of Fine Art. She combines ceramics and printmaking to create collections of sensitively realised vessel forms and subtly layered monoprints that explore the layered landscapes and weatherworn surfaces of the British coastline.

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Hannah Tounsend Individual Print Vessel 4

Handmade in UK

Details
Origin

Malcolm Martin and Gaynor Dowling's work uses English hardwoods, worked by hand with axe, gouges and drill. The pieces contrast strong frontal images with individual textures made one mark at a time without preplanning.

Material:  Limed and Scorched Oak
Dimensions:  27 cm x 13 cm x 6 cm

As all products are handmade sizes and colour may vary slightly.

Malcolm Martin and Gaynor Dowling are collaborative wood artists who have lived and worked together in Stroud, Gloucestershire, since 1997. Their different artistic backgrounds, in Fine Art and Textiles respectively, inform a practice that is simultaneously sculpture and craft. Martin and Dowling’s vessel-sculptures, which explore dimensionality and vary significantly in size and shape, are made with traditional hand-tool techniques. Meticulous and repeated carving, in a manner similar to drawing, results in the textured and patterned surfaces which celebrate their making-process.
First exhibiting together in 2002, Malcolm Martin and Gaynor Dowling have since participated in numerous exhibitions, and their work is represented in many prestigious collections across the world, including the Philadelphia Museum of Art, Boston Museum of Fine Art, USA, Birmingham City Museum and Art Gallery and Fitzwilliam Museum, Cambridge.