Jim Martin Stainless Steel Abstract Suspended Wall Sculpture 2001

The inspiration of deco revival comes to mind in this simple and modern pendant lamp. It is by Fredrick Ramond. This is from the 1980s. It is signed and has good light.  

This stellar powerful and conversational silvered bronze and sterling silver limited edition abstracted Love sculpture was commissioned by Christofle and designed and executed by a young Chinese woman artist named Xiao Hui Wang. She is a very accomplished and talented artist of photography sculpture, design and media art. She has exhibited internationally and has won numerous awards. Aside from all those talents she is a socialite, playwright, architect and author. This is the first time in Christofle history that a young Chinese artist, albeit a woman was asked to create this commission. She was a very special choice for Christofle. It is signed and numbered on the bottom. It is signed with the artists name not terribly legible, then Christofle then 08/66 then France. The base is very heavy and is sterling silver. The top is silvered bronze and was lacquered. The base cannot be lacquered because it is sterling silver so it will tarnish from time. You will be able to polish it. We have not seen another one on line or anywhere else. The original monumental sculpture was first created on the occasion of the Shanghai Expo and stands elegantly in monumental form at the flagship Hilton in Singapore. This is a great symbol of how the masters of silver which are Christofle have transcended the art of the table to the art of the living in sensuality. This is stellar sensual and sexy sculpture that will elicit conversation. It took over 40 hours to create just one. It created reflections of magnitude from the surface and each angle is a different representation. It is extremely heavy and came in its own crate from Paris. It is a piece de resistance of a great sculpture no doubt. This must be trucked because of its weight. This will need a great pedestal in your home or can sit on a large monumental cocktail...

This special vintage tall lucite and silver plate elegant and organic arched sculpture was designed by Catherine Noll whose famous grandfather was Alexandre Noll. He was a well know sculptor who made fabulous sculptures out of carving simple wood. This sculpture which resembles a form of a horn was done in 1970. The arched form is lucite and the square base is silver plate. The lucite has gradients of gray tones as light hits it. It is organic modern with elegant lines. Catherine Noll was mainly a Parisian jewelry designer who started her illustrious design career back then. The materials she worked with in jewelry consisted of wood, ivory, Perspex and crystal. Catherine was in art school at the famous Beaux Arts when her noted and famous sculptor grandfather; Alexander Noll...

This heavy molten bronze question mark, bird or chicken sculpture has the traccia feet that is reminiscent on the coveted Meret Oppeneheim table. It sits in the original variegated green and black marble base with a bronze pole...

Robert Lee Morris "Mobile" 1980's Nickel rectangular panels supported on a black rectangular base (Signed Verso).

Michael Cutler designed steel rod circle holding rotating three-piece aluminum mobile sculpture . Very good condition .

Stainless steel abstract sculpture.

The Form Alata Celesti is a vertical spatial intervention in mirror-polished stainless steel. Defined by a razor-sharp aerodynamic rupture, the form captures a kinetic impulse at the apex of its ascent. Part of the Geometra collection, the sculpture represents a pristine geometric volume subjected to extreme mathematical torque—a study in "deformed perfection" that strips away all extraneous detail to reveal a weightless, soaring silhouette. The Utility Engineered for high-impact transition spaces, Alata Celesti features a narrow footprint and significant verticality. It serves as a strategic architectural anchor for entry foyers, stairwell landings, or the termination of a gallery corridor, providing a sense of upward momentum without overwhelming the functional floor plan. Light & Integration The hyper-reflective, hand-polished surface acts as a "chameleon" in the interior, dissolving the mass of the metal by absorbing and re-projecting the surrounding architecture and ambient light. This ensures the piece integrates seamlessly into any color palette, shifting its character as the viewer moves or the lighting conditions change. Katz Studio Founded by Isaac Katz, Katz Studio is a sculptural design atelier based in San José del Cabo that merges algorithmic "future-tech" with traditional hand-craftsmanship. The studio’s work has been specified by AD100 architects including Michael Smith and Summer...