Portfolio Category: Art & Decor

A sculptural Sommerso Murano art glass form with an elegant, flame-like silhouette and dramatic teardrop opening. The vivid amethyst pink or purple interior is encased in a cool, light aqua blue outer layer, creating the signature layered depth for which Sommerso (submerged) glass is known. With its generous opening and integrated negative-space “handle” detail, this…

A striking mid-century Japanese ceramic ikebana vessel with a bold, origami-inspired silhouette. Crafted in matte black glaze, this angular form exemplifies the modernist spirit of postwar Japanese design, merging traditional ikebana principles with contemporary abstraction. Likely intended for moribana-style floral arrangements, its faceted geometry and minimalist shape also make it a powerful sculptural statement on…

An elegant Japanese lacquer wall panel featuring a detailed raised relief of chrysanthemums, foliage, and a small bird in flight. The design is hand-carved from bone or bone-composite material, delicately inlaid and lacquered in high relief. The floral and avian motifs are highlighted in ivory and gold tones, framed within a shaped black lacquer field…

A stunning mid-century Japanese studio pottery vase featuring an almost black glaze accented with shimmering copper specks and two stylized gold maple leaves. The richly textured surface has an organic, volcanic quality reminiscent of wabi-sabi aesthetics, celebrating natural variation and the beauty of imperfection. Likely dating from the 1950s to 1970s, this handcrafted piece reflects…

A powerful and expressive Japanese theater mask, hand-carved and finished with black lacquer, red lips, and painted teeth. The exaggerated features and broad grin suggest a Kyogen comedic character, traditionally used in lighthearted interludes of the Noh theater. The reverse retains its original paper label with brush-written calligraphy and a red seal, identifying it as…

A beautifully crafted Japanese Oribe-style ceramic shallow bowl or dish featuring a striking interplay of texture, color, and symbolism. The interior combines flowing ridges of deep green glaze, reminiscent of a Zen sand garden, with a tortoise shell pattern in brown relief and delicate, hand-painted white blossoming trees. The softly irregular rim and mottled green…

A handsome set of two nesting studio pottery pouring bowls by Oregon potter Gil Harrison, circa 1970s. Each piece is hand-thrown in stoneware with a glossy black glaze, accented by speckled and iridescent splashes of purple, bronze, and blue. The practical spouts make them ideal for mixing or serving, while the subtle glaze variations highlight…

A handcrafted stoneware teapot by Oregon ceramicist Gil Harrison of Perkins Creek Pottery, Cottage Grove. This unique, vintage piece showcases Harrison’s mastery of form and glaze, with a speckled, earth-toned surface finished in flowing green and brown ash glazes. The organically shaped spout and sculptural lid handle add character, while the braided natural fiber handle…

A dramatic large-scale studio pottery bowl, wheel-thrown in stoneware and richly glazed in earth tones, dating to the 1960s–1970s. The exterior features a dark, tenmoku-inspired glaze with subtle olive drips and horizontal striations, while the interior is finished in a soft gray glaze accented by natural iron spotting and fine crackle. The exposed clay rim…

A distinctive Japanese porcelain vase in a rare canted-corner square form, where each side is recessed at the corners, giving the impression of four panels joined at alternating angles. The crisp geometry lends an architectural presence that sets this vase apart from standard square forms. Each panel is hand-painted with stylized blossoms in vivid orange,…

This hand-thrown studio pottery bowl showcases a dynamic balance of form and finish. It features a rounded body with notched pouring spouts and a flared rim for practical use. The glaze is striking, one half left in a natural matte stoneware with visible throwing rings, the other finished in a rich oxblood red with dramatic…

A striking pair of hand-painted Mata Ortiz seed pots, each signed by the artist. Crafted in Chihuahua, Mexico, circa late 20th century, these pieces belong to the celebrated Casas Grandes (Paquimé) pottery tradition, revived and carried forward by Juan Quezada and his community. The pot by Benita Moreno is adorned with fine triangular, zig-zag, and…

A finely curated trio of miniature Mata Ortiz seed jars, each hand-coiled, painted, and signed by noted artisans from the pottery village of Mata Ortiz, Chihuahua, Mexico. Together, they showcase the extraordinary range of this modern revival of the ancient Paquimé / Casas Grandes ceramic tradition. Julio Mora: A cream-toned jar decorated with a spiral…

A striking pair of Acoma Pueblo pottery jars, each hand-coiled and painted in the bold black, white, and oxblood red geometric tradition for which Acoma pottery is celebrated. Both are signed by members of the Sarracino family, a well-known line of Acoma artists. The first jar, signed F. Sarracino and dated 1987, is by Florence…

A finely detailed pair of miniature hand-coiled seed jars by R. Concho, an artisan from Acoma Pueblo, New Mexico. Each piece is beautifully decorated with bold black-on-white geometric patterns, a hallmark of traditional Acoma pottery. The intricate symmetrical designs radiate from the center, creating a striking starburst effect that highlights the precision and artistry of…

An extraordinary large-scale ceramic wall mural by American artist A.J. Ferrell, signed and dated 1985. This five-panel installation spans just over 8 feet in length, creating a dynamic, continuous composition of stylized fish with vivid red heads and gray bodies, reminiscent of salmon swimming upstream among abstracted foliage. Handmade clay tiles serve as the canvas,…

A vintage pair of mid-century wall pockets, each marked Made in Japan. Molded in resin or plaster composite with a richly textured black finish, they are hand-painted with golden pomegranates and leafy green branches. A Greek key border trims the top, adding a classical design detail. The forms taper elegantly to a point, giving them…

A finely detailed miniature Navajo horsehair pottery jar by artist Carol Benally, signed on the underside and sold with its original certificate of authenticity. Crafted in the 1990s, this piece reflects the beauty of traditional Navajo techniques combined with contemporary artistry. The jar features a gray and black body enhanced by dramatic horsehair firing, which…

A striking pair of Republic-period Chinese lattice panels, finely hand-carved in hardwood with a rich, dark patina. Each panel showcases a geometric openwork design, accented by a central medallion with stylized scrollwork and auspicious knot motifs. The repeating fretwork pattern lends both rhythm and balance, highlighting the artistry of early 20th-century Chinese woodworking. Traditionally used…

Vintage pigs' leather lacquered box with gilt accents and metal latch and handles. This old Chinese leather box has a red lacquer finish with gold designs and characters and a whole lot of patina. It has handles on the sides and a latch in the front. It looks like a special little box for keepsakes…

Small vintage sculpture of a bronze bull on a wood stand. We were told when we bought it that it is "old and Japanese", but we're unable to verify that. The bottom of the wood is signed K.J. Chappell, and titled "Legume". The bull has a great look with a classic pose and is mostly…

Japanese woodblock by Akira Kurasawa titled 'Rainbow Arabesque', signed in pencil and numbered 4/50. It is professionally framed with a bleached wood frame and glass with a white mat. Very good vintage condition with only minor wear. Frame size is 38.75" wide, 1.5" deep, 29.5" high. Image size is 31.25" wide, 21.5" high.

Curtis Jere vintage metal sculpture that may be hung as a wall hanging or placed on a surface. The artwork is reminiscent of an antelope figure from the Bambara ethnic group in Mali. It has an industrial and rustic look. It is made of copper and other metals. Curtis Jere is a compound nom de…

A beautifully boxed set of five Japanese Kishi Shino ware coffee cups with matching saucers, presented in their original signed wooden tomobako with kiln papers. Crafted in the celebrated Shino pottery tradition of Mino, Gifu Prefecture, these pieces feature flowing chestnut-brown glaze against a soft gray-white feldspar ground, a style known as “Kishi Shino.” Each…

This striking lidded jar is a signed work by Acoma Pueblo potter Corrine Louw, dated 2007. Hand-coiled and traditionally fired, the vessel showcases the distinctive horsehair pottery technique, where strands of horsehair are applied to the hot surface, leaving dramatic black carbon trails that contrast beautifully with the natural clay body. The surface is further…

A rare, handcrafted water carrier from Papua New Guinea, created using dried palm leaves and cane. The folded palm construction forms a sculptural vessel with a warm, ribbed surface, complemented by a woven cane handle and bindings. Traditionally used for carrying and storing water, this piece represents the practical artistry of New Guinea craftsmanship. Collected…

A commanding pair of intricately hand-carved Chinese hardwood wall panels, each rendered in deep relief and framed by a bamboo-form border. These richly detailed compositions depict vases overflowing with blossoming branches, curling ribbons, fruiting vines, scholarly scrolls, and auspicious emblems, flanked at the base by playful guardian figures. At the top, stylized dragons or qilin-like…

A haunting and emotionally resonant Japanese woodblock print by Utagawa Toyokuni III, also known as Kunisada, one of the most prolific and celebrated artists of the Utagawa school. Likely produced between 1844 and the 1860s, this original, mid-19th-century ukiyo-e print captures a powerful theatrical moment steeped in drama, ritual, and grief. At the center of…

A compelling original ukiyo-e woodblock print by Utagawa Toyokuni III (also known as Kunisada), one of the most celebrated artists of the Edo period and a master of kabuki portraiture. This dramatic nighttime scene, likely inspired by a kabuki theater performance, captures a charged and ambiguous moment between two figures. A seated man holds a…

A striking studio pottery bowl signed Newsom, attributed to California ceramicist Don Newsom. Active from the 1960s through the 1980s, Newsom was known for his gestural brushwork and Japanese-influenced forms rooted in the Mingei tradition of functional folk craft. This piece likely dates to the 1970s. The cream-toned interior features bold, calligraphic black brushstrokes accented…

An antique Indonesian dowry chest, hand-carved with traditional diamond and floral motifs across the front panel. Traces of the original red finish remain, adding depth to its warm patina. The chest is crafted from solid wood with forged iron strap hinges, side handles, and a small interior till. Once used to store valuables or gifts…

A sculptural piece of mid-century Japanese studio pottery, this low oval vessel is elevated on four sturdy feet and features deeply incised geometric carving around its dark stoneware body. The form and depth make it especially well-suited as an ikebana planter for Japanese flower arranging, though it also serves beautifully as a decorative centerpiece or…

A bold and intricately detailed depiction of Bhairab, the fierce manifestation of the Hindu god Shiva, venerated in both Hindu and Buddhist traditions of Nepal. Likely crafted in the mid-20th century, this substantial mask is hand-carved from wood and finished in a deep lacquer that has developed a rich, timeworn patina that highlights its age…

A commanding hand-carved elephant mask from the Babanki people of the Cameroon Grassfields. Crafted from a single piece of wood, it features bold, deeply carved ears, a long curling trunk, and white-painted accents highlighting the eyes and tusks. The back is fully hollowed in keeping with traditional mask-making methods, revealing the marks of hand tools…

A beautifully hand-painted blue and white porcelain tea bowl, likely dating to the Qing Dynasty (late 17th to early 18th century), with stylistic echoes of late Ming transitional ware. The exterior features expressive brushwork in underglaze cobalt, depicting stylized trees and foliage in a freely painted landscape that wraps around the bowl. A single floral…

A captivating contemporary work by American artist Mark Mueller, titled Two Birds. Painted in 2001, this piece features two bold, black silhouettes set against a richly textured white, gray, and earthy background. The acrylic brushwork creates a layered, almost atmospheric effect, with the dark, abstracted bird forms appearing in motion across the surface. Mark Mueller…

A striking original abstract by Albert E. Smith (1929-2008, San Francisco, CA), signed “A.S.” lower right and signed on the reverse, with a nearly illegible title on the back that reads Sunset I. Painted in 1976, this oil on canvas captures the energy of a coastal sunset through bold, intersecting strokes in vivid red, orange,…

Sculptural staved teak meets polished brass in this iconic Dansk pair, a warm, mid-century accent that’s as functional as it is collectible. This pair of sculptural staved teak and brass candleholders by Dansk International Designs were produced in the late 1960s to 1970s. Each piece is meticulously crafted from sections of richly grained teak, laminated…

A vivid and eye-catching decorative artwork featuring a traditional Japanese print on silk, mounted over a lightweight board. The central image, a romantic ukiyo-e portrait of a couple beneath an umbrella, is surrounded by panels of floral and geometric patterns, all set against a bold red-orange silk background. The composition is signed in Japanese characters…

Add a touch of retro charm to your kitchen with this delightful set of four handled soup bowls by Fire-King, complete with original clear glass lids. Made in the USA and crafted from heatproof oven glass, these vintage bowls feature the iconic peach luster finish with gently ribbed sides and curved handles, a classic example…

A soulful pair of hand-thrown stoneware bowls, likely mid-20th century Vietnamese folk pottery from the northern region. Each bowl features a subtly irregular, organic form with hand-painted slip decoration in freeform floral and scroll motifs. The earthy clay body is finished in a pale celadon-gray glaze that varies from bowl to bowl, one with warmer…

A striking example of contemporary studio glass, this tall, cylindrical vase is features a dynamic abstract composition reminiscent of Cubist and Modernist design. Crafted using a combination of etched, sandblasted, and clear glass techniques, the surface is layered with bold geometric forms in matte black, yellow, frosted opaque, and transparent. The contrast between opaque and…

A stately and elegant decorative jar by Maitland-Smith, handmade in Thailand and finished in a soft celadon crackle glaze. This substantial lidded vessel is inspired by traditional Chinese temple jars, featuring four sculpted lion-head handles and a domed lid topped with a classic foo dog finial. The finely detailed surface is covered in an intricate…

An exquisite Tibetan Buddhist thangka, hand-painted in Nepal with vibrant mineral pigments and gold highlights, mounted within an ornate multicolored silk brocade. This piece features a highly detailed mandala at its center, symbolizing the cosmic universe and the path to enlightenment. Surrounding the mandala are rows of Buddhas, guardian figures, floral motifs, and Tibetan script,…

This intricately carved and gilded Chinese temple panel captures a rich narrative scene in high relief, likely repurposed from a larger architectural element of a Qing dynasty temple or ancestral hall. The composition features robed figures near a pavilion, birds in flight, and lush foliage, all carved in deep layers and finished in gold leaf…

A serene and substantial seated Buddha sculpture, masterfully cast in bronze and engraved with intricate floral and geometric motifs. Depicted in dhyana mudra (the gesture of meditation), the figure sits in lotus position atop a stylized, pierced lotus pedestal. With a calm expression and finely modeled features, this piece radiates quiet strength and spiritual presence.…

A radiant example of traditional Himalayan spiritual art, this hand-painted thangka features a detailed mandala surrounded by vivid depictions of Buddhas, bodhisattvas, and guardian figures. Rendered in natural mineral pigments on treated cotton canvas, the central mandala serves as a symbolic map of the universe, used as a visual aid for meditation and contemplation. A…

A curated trio of 19th-century blue and white stoneware jars from Vietnam. Each piece is hand-thrown and uniquely decorated in cobalt brushwork under a translucent glaze, showcasing variations in form, motif, and firing that reflect their folk kiln origins. This set includes: • A small, melon-form vessel with stylized lotus petals around the shoulder and…

A luminous example of crystalline glaze artistry, this studio pottery vase by Robert Bennett features an elegant teardrop form with a slender, elongated neck and a tiny top opening—more sculptural statement than functional vessel. The soft lavender-gray surface is adorned with large, radial zinc-silicate crystals in hues of ivory, cream, and pale celadon, creating an…

A captivating work of contemporary sculpture by D. Young, signed and dated 1998. Crafted from richly pigmented blue Lucite (cast acrylic), this dramatic geometric piece takes the form of a pyramid positioned on its side, with a broad front face and a pointed rear angle that creates a strong sense of movement and direction. At…

Ignite your space with this dynamic, large-scale, abstract oil on canvas painting titled Poem of Fire by Seattle artist Evgania Griffin. Exhibited at the Seattle Art Museum Pavilion as part of the Women of Washington show, this expressive piece radiates energy and movement through fiery tones of orange, red, and yellow, and lavender-gray, contrasted against…

A dynamic and expressive original watercolor by Canadian artist Brent Heighton, titled Alluring. This striking seascape captures the raw energy of waves crashing over rocky outcrops with soaring seabirds overhead, all rendered in Heighton’s signature blend of bold brushwork and luminous color. Subtle purples, blues, and earth tones combine to evoke motion and atmosphere in…

Add timeless elegance to your space with this striking green porcelain meiping vase. With its broad shoulders, gently tapering body, and narrow flared rim, this classic silhouette was originally designed to showcase a single plum branch and still makes a powerful sculptural statement today. The rich emerald-green glaze is full of depth, with beautiful tonal…

A vibrant and sculptural studio glass bowl by Scott and Laura Curry, signed and dated 1995. This bold, undulating form flows outward in rhythmic waves, echoing the movement of water or petals in bloom. Rich emerald green and deep purple glass define the piece, with abstract metallic accents and swirling transparency throughout. The amethyst-toned lower…

Add color, history, and personality to your space with this captivating pair of vintage Vietnamese figurines. Beautifully hand-painted and richly expressive, this pair of sculptures celebrates tradition, spirituality, and craft. The female figure wears a traditional maroon áo dài adorned with gold floral motifs and a green sash, holding what appears to be a symbolic…

Add sculptural flair to your space with this stunning handblown glass vessel by American glass artist Brian Heritage. Signed and dated 2001 on the base, this substantial piece features a gently asymmetrical form with an organic rim and dynamic, swirling decoration. The body is a rich, opaque white overlaid with smoky black and gray ovals…

Elevate your space with this striking piece of contemporary studio glass. It appears to be signed Vivarini and dated 1.11.06 on the base. Crafted from thick (.25") smoky taupe glass, this cylindrical vessel features a smooth interior and a deeply etched exterior with an elegant, rhythmic pattern reminiscent of windblown grass or reeds. The soft,…

A mesmerizing and rare original work by acclaimed German-Canadian artist Bernhard Rohne, dated 1973. This dynamic wall piece showcases Rohne’s signature acid-etched brass technique, combining rich metallic tones with abstract, sci-fi-inspired forms that evoke a futuristic totem or mechanical cathedral. At the center glows a bold red enamel detail, creating a striking focal point and…

A luminous example of late 20th-century American studio glass, this handblown vase by Scott and Laura Curry showcases the couple’s signature blend of rich color and refined detail. Crafted in deep cobalt blue, the vase is wrapped in a spiraling gold band that begins thick at the top and gradually narrows as it descends, creating…

A sculptural mid-century studio pottery vase designed by Robert Maxwell for Designs West of California. Made from high-fired stoneware, this wheel-thrown piece features a flared lip and richly textured lava glaze in earthy tones of olive green, rust, and brown. The matte surface and flowing glaze pattern give it an organic, almost volcanic presence. It…

A bold and sculptural piece of California modern pottery, this handcrafted stoneware vase was designed by Robert Maxwell for Designs West in the late 1960s to early 1970s. Known for his expressive forms and richly textured surfaces, Maxwell helped define the West Coast studio pottery movement of the era. This vase features a dramatic inverted-flare…

Make a bold impression with this striking large-format serigraph by Colombian American artist Orlando Agudelo-Botero. Known for his emotionally charged and spiritually symbolic work, Agudelo-Botero creates an ethereal presence in this limited-edition piece, numbered 31/90 in the lower right corner. The central figure, with its serene expression and radiating energy, is set against a swirling…

Striking and symbolically rich, this limited edition print titled “Halibut Man” blends expressive portraiture with Northwest Coast-inspired formline design. Numbered 11 of 60 in pencil at the lower left and dated 1981 at the lower right, it is also inscribed with the printmaking term “imp,” indicating the artist’s direct involvement in the printing process. The…

A petite and expressive temple fragment from 12th-century Nepal, likely depicting Vishnu or a related deity. This intricately carved head was once part of a larger temple sculpture and retains a remarkable presence despite its small scale. The serene expression, tiered crown, and large circular earrings are characteristic of Himalayan depictions of divine figures, particularly…

Bring dynamic coastal energy to your space with this striking sailboat wall sculpture by Curtis Jere. Featuring three abstract sailboats in full motion, this large-scale piece is expertly crafted from brass- and copper-plated steel, with finely soldered wire rigging and elegant detailing throughout. Signed and dated C. Jere, 1977. The sails showcase a golden brass…

A bold and atmospheric lithograph of Le Havre harbor by renowned French modernist Bernard Buffet, dated 1972. Known for his expressive, angular linework and architectural compositions, Buffet captures the drama of the bustling port city with towering masts, classical buildings, and a brooding gray sky. The colors are vibrant yet restrained, with steely blues, ochre,…

Whimsical, bold, and absolutely unforgettable. This large-scale paper mâché sculpture titled “Super Dog” was created and signed by artist Kathe Fraga in 2001. A playful interpretation of a heroic hound, this sculptural bust features a proud golden retriever donning a hand-painted Superman-style costume in red, blue, and gold. With crossed arms and a noble gaze,…

This finely detailed seated figure depicts a Chinese scholar or dignitary enthroned in quiet reverence, hands joined in a gesture of contemplation. Carved from solid wood with remnants of gold leaf and pigment, the sculpture shows beautiful surface wear and a naturally aged patina. Cracks, flakes, and pigment loss enhance its character and point to…

A luminous and richly textured abstract painting by American artist Elan Vital, dated 2003 and numbered #1518. Known for his unique fusion of science and art, Vital’s work often explores fluid forms and cosmic energy through layered, high gloss finishes and metallic pigments. This vertical or horizontal composition features a mesmerizing interplay of bronze, copper,…

Élan Vital original painting, signed on one edge and on the back. #2254. The main color is gold, with swirls of black, blue, red, purple, and green. The canvas is wrapped around a wood frame. The price for this size is $6000 new. 18" wide, 2.25" deep, 45" high. (Or 45" wide, 2.25" deep, 18"…

A striking ceramic sculpture that blurs the line between functional form and expressive art object. This handmade studio piece stands 17 inches tall and features a playful, asymmetrical silhouette with layered textures and bold surface decoration. Three tubular elements extend from the top, adding a sculptural, architectural flair. The central band is adorned with raised…

A compelling abstract etching by celebrated American artist Robert Sperry (1927–1998), best known for his pioneering work in studio ceramics. Signed and dated 1984 in pencil, this limited-edition work reveals Sperry’s sophisticated command of line, form, and texture beyond the clay medium. Bold triangular shapes intersect with expressive, inky textures in a monochrome palette that…

Dating to approximately 1905 to 1920, the set includes 14 delicately pierced silver-plated cup holders, 11 matching saucers, and 3 original glass inserts. Each saucer is stamped "Argentor" with the firm's hallmark, while the cups are embossed with "AS IG" or "AS.JG," likely referencing early production or workshop marks. The silver-plated pieces have developed a…

This elegant pair of 1920s French Art Deco bookends features seated Pierrot figures resting on tiered gray marble bases. Likely crafted from painted spelter, the figures wear flowing red costumes with ruffled collars and ivory-toned faces, each captured in a quiet, contemplative pose. Inspired by characters from French pantomime and Commedia dell’arte, these figures evoke…

A striking and spiritually resonant piece, this handcrafted eight-armed Bodhisattva statue from Nepal is cast in solid bronze and stands atop a double lotus pedestal. Each of the eight arms is positioned in symbolic mudras, representing wisdom, protection, and divine compassion. The figure is richly adorned with a high crown, layered jewelry, and flowing sashes,…

A beautifully detailed vintage bronze statue of Tara from Nepal, seated in the lotus position atop a double-lotus pedestal. This graceful two-armed depiction captures the serene and compassionate essence of Tara, one of the most revered deities in Tibetan and Nepalese Buddhism. Known as the “Mother of Liberation,” Tara embodies compassion, wisdom, and swift protection.…

Vibrant and abstract, this signed and numbered 1971 original lithograph by French artist Pierre Courtin adds bold, graphic energy to any space. Titled "Paul Six Ans", the work blends earthy reds, ochres, and charcoal grays in a grid-like composition suggestive of machinery, childlike forms, or ancient symbols—a style that reflects Courtin's dynamic contributions to postwar…

This unique studio pottery tray by Y. Nakashima (signature is slightly illegible and may read something else) beautifully blends organic form with a modern sensibility. Crafted from richly toned charcoal gray to black clay, the piece features a gently undulating rim and a textured surface with hand-carved crosshatch patterns. Pools of glossy glaze add contrast…

Striking in form and material, this vintage African vessel showcases the earthy elegance of traditional craftsmanship. Hand-formed from richly textured clay, the bulbous pot is detailed with taut rawhide strips that stretch from a wide leather collar, creating a dramatic, sculptural silhouette. The deep blackened finish reveals subtle brown undertones, hinting at its hand-fired origins.…

Make a bold statement with this striking Brutalist wall sculpture by artist Marc Weinstein. Measuring 24” wide by 24” high with a 5.75” depth, this dimensional piece features a rhythmic grid of sharply spiked, torch-cut metal elements, arranged in a circular form that casts dramatic shadows and commands visual attention. Crafted in the Brutalist tradition,…

Stunning Danish Modern ice bucket designed by Richard Nissen. Crafted from richly grained rosewood with precise dovetail joinery and sleek metal corner accents, this sculptural cube is as refined as it is functional. The flat, square lid lifts to reveal a cylindrical liner for ice storage—an elegant contrast between the angular exterior and smooth, organic…

Make a bold statement with this striking tessellated stone mask sculpture by renowned Mexican artist Joseph A. De Castro. Crafted circa 1970s–1990s, this Cubist-inspired piece showcases De Castro’s signature technique of intricate stone and marble inlay, combining richly hued natural stone and marble to create a stylized abstract face full of expression and depth. Accented…

Add a touch of playful charm and artistic flair to your space with this captivating pair of vintage-style papier-mâché clown sculptures. Expertly hand-crafted and full of personality, each figure features expressive poses, richly textured surfaces, and vibrant, hand-painted details that make them truly one-of-a-kind. One figure dons a classic top hat and polka-dot tie, while…

Bring a bold artistic statement to your space with this large, stunning hand-forged metal wall sculpture. Featuring a captivating array of abstract sailboat forms, this piece captures the energy and movement of a fleet caught in the wind. With beautiful tones of bronze and gold highlights, each sail shimmers with a dynamic, flame-textured finish. Perfect…

Marc Lacroix color photograph of Salvador Dali painting Gala, his wife and muse. Marc Lacroix (1927-2007) was a French photographer. In the Dali Museum in Figueres, Spain, there is a large room dedicated to Lacroix where his photographs of Dali are on permanent display. Signed lower right, numbered lower left, 13 of 20 edition. Professionally…

Marc Lacroix color photograph of Salvador Dali with his cane. Marc Lacroix (1927-2007) was a French photographer. In the Dali Museum in Figueres, Spain, there is a large room dedicated to Lacroix where his photographs of Dali are on permanent display. Signed lower right, numbered lower left, 72 of 99 edition. It looks great in…

Murano vintage glass decanter with top, with swirls of yellow and white glass combined for a distinctive look. It has a bulbous form with a round stopper. On the bottom is a "Murano, made in Italy" sticker and etched into the bottom it reads "not for food use - Murano". It looks great, with just…

Patrick Horsley studio pottery tall vase with round handles on the sides. The artist fires his stoneware to 2100 degrees Fahrenheit in a reduction-fired kiln. This earth tone sculptural vase is reddish rust colored on the bottom and mostly a greenish-gray color on the top. Near the bottom are his signature makers marks of two…

Hand blown glass footed vase with an etched signature on the base that is illegible. This Northwest studio glass is a gray blue with accents in red, blue, green, black and white, on a clear glass base. 7.5" wide, 7" deep, 11" high.

Pair of vintage blue and white large Chinese porcelain vases with a floral design. This is a beautiful pair with character and patina that shows their age. They are in very good vintage condition with wear appropriate for age and use. Several small areas with loss of finish can be seen up close, which adds…

Porcelain vase from the prestigious French goldsmith house Christofle, in matte white finish. This design was originally created for the 1889 international exhibition in Paris. It shows influences from the art nouveau movement. The Christofle brand is on the underside, and the piece comes with its original box. Vase is 12" high.

Richard Kirsten 'Race to Nowhere' serigraph, signed and numbered. It is framed in a metal frame with glass. In excellent condition. Frame size is 31" wide, 20" high.  

Very nice set of six Danish teak plates / chargers by Wiggers, made in Denmark circa 1960's. Normally used to protect the dining table from scratches and heat damage, these plates look fantastic as decoration as well. They feature solid teak wood with beautiful grain, and every plate is branded by Wiggers on the underside.…

Blown glass ball vase by Phil O'Reilly, Seattle area glass blower who studied and worked with Dale Chihuly. This is a large hand-blown piece, finished primarily in blue with gold highlights. It is in very good condition. 13" diameter, 10" high.

"The Bay is Blue" colored lithograph by Harold E Keeler (1905 - 1968). It is pencil-signed lower right and retains the original price tag from the Davidson Galleries in Seattle. It shows a view of a city with tall buildings and blue water in the background. Harold Keller had a varied and successful career in…

Aluminum sculpture with a colorful round glass insert on the front and back center. The glass discs are painted with small dots in yellow, green, red, and blue. It is not quite triangular in shape and is raised off a square base. On the underside of the base are the initials JCF with a date…

Artist-proof vintage serigraph in shades of blue, orange, and black. It is unframed but would look amazing framed and hanging on the wall. Very good vintage condition with very minor cosmetic wear and bent corners. The paper is 20" wide and 26" high. The image is about 16" wide and 21.25" high.

Vintage serigraph in shades of yellow and very dark brown. It is unframed but would look amazing framed and hanging on the wall. The artwork is in very nice condition, the paper has some wrinkles near the corners. The paper is 26" wide and 20" high. The image is about 21.25" wide and 16" high.

Max Wechsler black and white etching, signed lower right in pencil, numbered 19 out of 50. This abstract artwork is unframed. Very good vintage condition with minor wear. The paper size is 13" wide and 19.75" high. The image size is 8" wide and 11.5" high.

Louis ''Lou'' Ocepek (b.1942) abstract silkscreen print, signed Lou Ocepek, titled "Ships at Sea'' (Sea Cruise) 1973 numbered 3 of 6. Louis Ocepek is a designer, printmaker, author, and former professor of art, teaching a wide variety of graphic design, printmaking, and painting courses. The paper is 23" wide and 19" high. The image itself…

Louis ''Lou'' Ocepek (b.1942) abstract silkscreen print, pencil signed Lou Ocepek, titled "Possible Fracture", 1975 numbered 3 of 7. Louis Ocepek is a designer, printmaker, author, and former professor of art, teaching a wide variety of graphic design, printmaking, and painting courses. The paper is 21.5" wide and 29.75" high. The image itself is 16"…

Pair of antique Japanese Dragon Chosi Sake Kettels made of cast iron, circa the Meiji period in Japan (1868-1912). These cast iron pots have dragon and cloud motifs with gilt lacquered phoenix lids. 7.75" wide to end of spout, 6" deep, 7" high to handle.

Female nude sculpture on a mirrored pedestal base. The resin sculpture is signed and dated '79. It sits on a piece of dark (granite?) stone that simply rests on a rectangular pedestal that is mirrored on four sides plus the top. Overall dimensions are: 15" wide, 9" deep, and 36.25" high. Just the sculpted figure…

Set of six old Chinese Peking glass cups and saucers, multi-colored in shades of green, blue, dusty rose, and off-white. Five of the cups have metal holders with handles, maybe brass or copper, and they are all a little bit different in style and design. One green cup has its handle built into the piece…

Italian antique gilt four-panel wooden room divider / screen that is double-sided. On one side are twelve gold gilt appliques, mostly musical instruments, with gilt borders and narrow mirrored trim on each panel. On the other side are geometric designs of diamonds and rectangles. The background is painted a cream color, and both sides have…

Vintage Curtis Jere wall sculpture made of textured and painted steel that looks like branches with handmade, sheared, crimped, torched, and welded brass and/or copper leaves. One leaf is signed C. Jere, with a date of either '72 or '92. On the back are three hangers for easy hanging at different desired angles. The dimensions…

Brilliant large, blown glass head sculpture with overstated facial features, green and pink striped collar, and clear glass ears. The head and base are primarily a brownish-orange color with polka dots. Signed Jennifer Holmes on the inside of the light blue trim at the top. Holmes attended the renowned Pilchuck Glass School. In the 1990s…

Large Guanlin wooden statue carved from a single tree. The front is a wood carving of a bodhisattva with a couple of carved flowers above and a carved lotus below. It is finished in front, while the back and lower sides are left more natural. The artwork is taller than most people, and Guanlin herself…

Krishna Reddy (American, born India, 1925) "Demonstrators" cast resin sculpture, alternately called "Demonstration" 1968, and sometimes referred to as "The Vision" 1969. It depicts a line of people united together with their hands clasped and in the air. The original was a small, roughly textured bronze. This is a resin copy with the artist's name,…

James Mongrain yellow glass tall and narrow cylinder vase, a cool piece that will add a pop of color to any space. James Mongrain is a Seattle-area glass artist who is considered one of the leading artists of the studio glass movement in the Pacific Northwest. Mongrain has worked as a gaffer at Dale Chihuly's…

"Lovers Seeking Treasured Plum Blossoms on New Year's Eve" framed print by Chinese Canadian artist Stephen Lowe (Liu Yunheng) (1938 - 1975). The frame was well chosen for the art. There is a small inner mat in a copper brown color and a large white mat, plus an artist bio on the back. Very good…

Americana giant painting on canvas attributed to Fred Johnson. This monumental painting has two prisoner scenes. There are six metal hooks attached to leather fasteners that are attached to the canvas for easy hanging. Johnson worked for the United States Tent & Awning Co. before and after World War I, producing banners for owners Walter…

1970 metal floor sculpture in concrete, signed R. Sereda. This brutalist vertical sculpture is mostly comprised of thin rods with some arches and flat connecting pieces. It was sold to us as a bronze sculpture, but there seem to be areas of rust and green colors, so we can't say for sure what the material…

Blown glass small amber teapot that is perfectly sized for tea for two. This cute little teapot is signed illegibly and dated 2005. The handle is ribbed and thick, the pot itself looks delicate and dainty, and the lid is tiny and adorable. It fits enough water for 3-4 small teacups and the spout is…

Handblown rose-colored round glass vase with etched designs. Etched near the base is "Hilltop Artists, 2015". This pink or red vase is really well done, and the squiggly white lines that run vertically around the vase add interest. Excellent condition with some small bubbles in the glass from the creation process, not damage. 8" wide,…

Large burl bowl that is smooth on the inside and both somewhat smooth and gnarled on the outside. From certain angles it looks like a duck, or a shoe. The wood is very dark and looks almost black from a distance, with light and medium brown colors on the inside that really stand out in…

Tony Evans signed raku pottery with handmade glass handle. It features a double high bulbous body with a stepped gold base. The ceramic part is mostly in mottled shades of gray, some of which lean green-gray. The lid has a handmade fused glass handle with an organic shape in mostly shades of gold and silver.…

Antique Indonesian large temple head carved out of wood. This sculpture appears to be carved from a single piece of wood and is painted in red and black. It has lots of patina including missing paint, cracks, and worn and chipped wood. On the back is a piece of wood that has been added to…

Original oil painting on Masonite board by Hulan Fleming titled Dawn, signed and dated 1967. The large wood frame is painted in shades of gray, going from lighter near the painting to darker at the edges. Painting is in excellent vintage condition. Frame has a weathered look with chips primarily around the edges which show…

Beautiful blown glass art on metal stand, a large round disc that is almost bowl like in the center. The front is multi-colored swirl of red, yellow, blue, green and black. The back is red with a very thin yellow line along the edge which appears black. The stand is black metal, with a round…

Large, framed ceremonial object from Papua New Guinea. The upper portion is carved wood with black geometric designs. Woven into the bottom of the wood section is long dried grass. It is attached to a light, neutral, finely woven background. The deep frame has a shadow box look for this three-dimensional piece. The frame is…

Pair of large, tall blown glass vases with long necks and very vibrant colors. They are wide at the bottom, not bulbous and more flat than deep, so they don't take up too much space. The colors near the bases are mostly green, blue and yellow, with black above that, red at the tops and…

Very nice tall black bamboo basket with handle and wooden bottom. It is very well made and adds character to any space. The bamboo on the top half is doubled, wrapped around the top and fastened to the middle, the strips on the lower half are just one layer of bamboo. The black color is…

Large abstract painting on canvas wrapped wood frame. Most prominent colors are yellow, black, red and purple with a white around the edges. Geometric elements. Unsigned, statement piece. 60" wide, 1.5" deep, 48.25" high.

Pair of dark green, heavy duty ship's spotlights or search lights. They still have their mounting and adjusting hardware and they swivel. They would make very cool outdoor lighting around the house or of course back on a boat. They have lots of patina. Each measures about 17" wide, 14.5" deep, 19" high.

A studio art glass pear paperweight in the style of Murano Sommerso. Sommerso is a form of artistic Murano glass that has layers of contrasting colors which are formed by dipping a gather of colored glass into another molten glass and then blowing the gather into the desired shape; the outermost layer, or casing, is…