sculpture

Depicting two forms with wrapping necks. Unsigned. Artist unknown. Raised on a carved wood stand

In an easel back stand. Depicting a fish in the water. Artist unknown. Edition

Comprised of female forms carrying vessels atop their heads. With gold accents throughout. Unsigned. Back is painted black.

From Fiji. Comprised of two kinds of wood. Bearing turtle and lizard forms

Terracotta. Handmade and handpainted. Signed by the artist J. Suazo DuBray. From New Mexico

Signed and titled by the artist. Handmade and handpainted. Figure is painted and sitting in costume and headdress. From New Mexico

By Wilford Dilwseing Signed and titled beneath by the artist. Handpainted. Contemporary. Native American Kachina figure

Signed by the artist and dated 1994. Collectible and handpainted.

Signed beneath by the artist with "Acoma, NM" (New Mexico). Hand-painted. Contemporary. Unique

By Bernard and Sharon Lewis. Painted with black, teal, and red. Bearing a figure form on the top bearing arm form handles. Signed beneath. From a competition in Santa Fe in 1994

Sculptural. Depicting a woman. Handmade and painted

Native American. Handmade and beaded. From a 1992 competition

From a hotel trip. Carved lettering verso. Fitted to hang on a wall as a sculpture

Depicting a bird form and a face form. With a mount for hanging

Depicting sailboats

Wood carved and painted sculpture by the founder of the historic Hunter's Point Shipyard Artists Colony

Paper mache/plaster, with wall mounting on the back

Paper mache/plaster, with wall mounting on the back

Depicting newlywed figures mounted on a base, signed in plate by the maker 'Santini'

Brahma is seated upon a base, his four faces representing the four directions constantly looking for his consort, the Hindu Goddess of wisdom Saraswati. Eight hands are portrayed; an open palm facing the viewer indicates protection and favor and tells the worshiper to have no fear; a raised foot indicates liberation; the hand is a universal symbol of dexterity, giving, and reaching out; therefore, having more than a pair of arms is a logical way to highlight the generosity, agility, and helpfulness of Hindu deities. Unlike other Hindu Gods, Brahma never holds any weapons. The statue is made of Indonesian brass, likely in Bali, with it's unique beautiful antique blue/green patina. comp: #97bb16 at Lotus sculpture.

This lovely antique metal (possibly bronze) horse sculpture has clean lines and some patina surfacing. Attached to a small platform. With green felt on the base

Glazed ceramic sculpture. In three parts - organic shapes of ruffles containing faces of women in jewel tones of blues purples bronzes.

Gilded metal and gold tones

Peach shaped with foliate embellishments. No markings. With a certificate

Of a tribal woman's head. Painted black. Maker and origin unknown.

This wooden sculpture is small and a beautifully rendered portrait of the gorgeous exotic features of an African woman. Origin unknown.

African wood mask with nice detail. Fit to be wall mounted.

This African wooden mask has not only the face but the headdress carved as part of the entire piece. In great condition.

Framed in an octagonal frame. With a shield crest in the center.