"Ocean Bottom, " Mid Century Bronze Sculpture with Fish, Seaweed and Seashells

This pair of technicolor-hued Art Deco angel fish sculptures -- glazed in hues of gold, dark pink, cobalt, sea green and canary -- was made in Japan between 1945 and 1951, when American forces occupied the nation after World War II and required that goods made there be marked "Occupied Japan...

Joyful and full of energy, this rare -- possibly unique -- sculpture by Just Andersen depicts a merboy, complete with fins on each feet, riding a plump fish through the sea, his mout...

A rare and impressive illustration of the fascination with sailing ships, Mediterranean Revival architecture, and Spanish decorative arts in th...

Clearly showing the influence of Auguste Rodin and the Art Nouveau movement, this remarkable bronze was sculpted by David Edstrom, a Swedish American artist. Here, a nude male figure is perched on the edge of a cliff, looking heavenward as a nude mermaid lies below, nude and full of invitation. Edstrom, the quintessential example of the tortured artist...

Large Mid-Century Modern metal sculpture of two fish jumping out of the sea.

Rare brass fish sculpture from the 20th century. The special thing about the sculpture, it consists of two parts. The fish is put into the coral. A beautiful maritime decoration, which can actually be combined well with everything and by its small depth can be placed wonderfully on narrow shelves.

1960s Fish and Seagrass Sculpture of Sheeted Brass and Aluminum on Onyx Base This was torch cut and welded Nautical or Beach decor

Art Deco style bronze or brass swimming fish sculpture on a wooden base. Bronze trim on the bottom of the wooden base. This is a heavy well cast bronze sculpture from the 1980s. Larg...