A pair of French hat blocks or forms in solid wood, France early 20th century. The hat blocks were mounted on stands later on. One of which is slightly bent over time. Both are in excellent, antique condition. Not only useful to store your hats, caps etc, but they sure do look good as well. Sold as a pair only.This item shows wear and tear commensurate with age. Please check carefully our pictures as they are part of the description.

An Art Nouveau style buste in stone from France, early 20th century. This art nouveau style stone sculpture is in beautiful vintage condition. It is stamped with a "W", referring to its unknown (to us) maker.This item shows wear and tear commensurate with age. Please check carefully our pictures as they are part of the description. The statue has some damage as shown on the pictures. It also has some small stains.

A large, vintage planter in the style of Raoul Guys, France 1960's. The planter is a real eye catcher due to its rare size (1.5mtr) and on top of that, the condition is very good. This item shows wear and tear commensurate with age. Please check carefully our pictures as they are part of the description.

A unique, wooden sculptural bench with two organically shaped seating surfaces, Brazil 1970's. The bench is made of solid wood and in excellent condition. A real eye catcher for any interior project which needs to stand out. With its large and robust size, this monumental piece is looking for a new home where it be showed free standing in a space to come into its own. The bench is supposedly made in Brazil in the 1970's. Heavy weight, large size!This item shows wear and tear commensurate with age. Please check carefully our pictures as they are part of the description. F.I. Some light scratches in the wood.

A rare, vintage vase by Jasba Ceramic for West Germany, Germany 1960's. This ceramic vase from West Germany is very unique and rarely seen. The vase was produced by Jasba Ceramic for West Germany. The vase is in beautiful condition. This item shows wear and tear commensurate with age. Please check carefully our pictures as they are part of the description. 

A vintage vase in Murano glass from Italy, 1970s. In the style of Paolo Venini. This item shows wear and tear commensurate with age.  Please check carefully our pictures as they are part of the description.

A pair of vintage wall plaques in plaster by Lindsay Balkwill, England 1980's. In the 1980s, Lindsay Balkwill designed two striking wall plaques featuring women’s faces, characterized by beautiful clean lines and an elegant Art Deco influence. These sculptural pieces, often used as decorative art, showcase her skill in creating minimalist yet expressive forms. Balkwill, a British artist trained in graphic design at St. Martins School of Art, later transitioned into three-dimensional design, founding her own company, Lindsey B, to produce unique sculptures and decorative works. Sold as a pair only.This item shows wear and tear commensurate with age. Please check carefully our pictures as they are part of the description. F.I. some small flaws & chips. 

A handcrafted wooden sculpture, signed by the artist Henk Oddens with "HO81".  This captivating wooden sculpture exemplifies the raw beauty and expressive potential of natural materials. Carved from a single block of wood, the piece showcases an abstract form that invites viewers to interpret its contours and textures. Henk Oddens has skillfully manipulated the wood, creating a harmonious blend of smooth, polished surfaces and rugged, textured areas. This contrast not only highlights the material’s inherent qualities but also adds depth and dimension to the sculpture.  A sophisticated piece for a connoisseur, lover of the finer things in life who is looking for a jaw dropping conversation piece in his/ her interior. The sculpture dates from 1981.The item shows wear and tear commensurate with age, please look carefully at the pictures as they are part of the description.About the artist: Henk Oddens has been active as a visual artist for more than 50 years. After graduating from the Rijksakademie in Amsterdam, Henk worked as an assistant to the city sculptor Hildo Krop, from whom he learned the craftsmanship of being an artist in practice. In the mid-1970s, Henk moved with his family to Eindhoven, where he continues to live and work to this day. In addition to commissioned work and his own artistic practice, Henk teaches sculpture from his studio in Eindhoven. Henk has built a strong reputation as a portrait artist, and many monuments and other sculptures by him can be found in public spaces, both in Brabant and North Holland. More information: www.henkoddens.eu