All Objects
Carlo Nason (attr.) for Mazzega Blown Glass Table Lamp (c. 1980s)
$595.00
Description This is a a large, striking lamp that exemplifies contradiction. It looks heavy, but is extremely light. It exudes the softness of a cloud, but has bold undulating ribs and a puddle of amber...
David Garland, Blue and White Glazed Earthenware Pitcher (1985)
$275.00
Description We were very fortunate to acquire a collection of ceramic works by celebrated UK artist David Garland, who is often referred to as a "painter in clay." This work is...
Bennington Potters, Glazed Ceramic Fish Jar (20th century)
$325.00
Description We love this fish. Maybe because it serves two purposes -- as a sculptural piece and as a jar with a surprise (!) compartment. Details Glazed white ceramic Stamped on the bottom...
Henry Bursztynowicz, Acrobats on Elephant Kinetic Sculpture
$575.00
Description Who doesn't love a good toy? This one is by beloved Pittsburgh sculptor and craftsman Henry Bursztynowicz, probably completed sometime during the 1970s. We wish we had more. Details Untitled Brass...
Gilbert Portanier, Le Theater, Abstract Figural Painted and Glazed Vase (1988)
$950.00
Description We can't believe the word has not gotten out about Gilbert Portanier, but it will. Among other artists, he is credited with rejuvenating the French ceramics industry, centered in Vallauris,...
Werner Uhl for Studio Line, "Kaskade" Twisted Hexagonal Matte Black Vase (1970s)
$275.00
Description This vase was designed by Werner Uhl for Rosenthal's Studio Line. It has a very interesting twisted hexagonal shape that some say was inspired by the leaning tower of Pisa. It is an exceptionally...
Piero Dorazio, Tall Ceramic Vase (last quarter 20th century)
$750.00
Description This is a really large beautiful vase created by the Italian abstract color field painter Piero Dorazio. He is known for paintings with thick bands of bright color and crosshatched grids, much...
Bruno Gambone, Glazed Ceramic Parrot Bookends (1970)
$725.00
Description We can't think of a better way to keep your favorite books company than with these bookends by Bruno Gambone. Who knew parrots could be so cute? Each one is...