Lost-Wax Cast Bronze Gallo ( Rooster) Sculpture by Luciano Minguzzi

Sculpture depicting a ballerina from the 1940s. The ballerina stands on a burgundy-glazed base, with a white body, and her movement is enhanced by a colorful cloak whose draping adds...

Silver-plated metal plate Nag Arnoldi 1970s depicting a horse. Dimensions 25 x H 24cm Price INCLUDES the costs for any packaging and crates needed to protect the item and keep th...

Ivo De Santis (Florence, 1934 – ) is an Italian ceramicist and sculptor, active mainly between the 1950s and 1980s. His works, primarily created in glazed ceramic, embody the refined...

Elegant shell-shaped catchall in ceramic with gold and silver finish. Often used as a stylish decorative piece or functional accessory, perfect for organizing small items. Measureme...

A French bronze sculpture from the 19th century depicting a rooster standing on a textured ground, his wings extended. Created during the 19th century, this bronze sculpture depicts ...

Italian bronze rooster, life size, circa 1970, signed Italy in one of tail feather.

French Patinated Metal Rooster Sculpture, Gérard Bouvier Style, Farmhouse Décor Accent Piece, French Hand Forged Metal Rooster Sculpture, Mid-Century Brutalist Beautiful French met...

A bold and charismatic mid-century rooster sculpture, artist made hand-hammered, forged, and wrought in solid bronze, then melt-coated with additional layers of molten bronze to create its richly textured surface. Monumental in scale—life-size or larger—this piece embodies the spirit of modernist folk Americana, merging rural iconography with the expressive force of postwar studio sculpture. The rooster’s animated stance, raised tail, and crowing beak give it a dynamic presence that recalls Picasso’s stylized animal forms, while its weight and surface treatment nod to the work of Harry Bertoia, Paul Evans, and other makers in the 1950s brutalist tradition. Subtle reddish undertones in the tail feathers add warmth and depth to the oxidized patina. What sets this sculpture apart is not only its material complexity and sculptural technique, but also its provenance. It comes from the estate of Virginia folk artist P. Buckley Moss...