Large Fantastic Wood 'Scholars Rock'

Artistic Double Gourd form Raku pottery vase, unglazed diagonal ribbon exposing black clay body thickly applied grey crackled glaze pooling at the bo...

A large chinoiserie plaster sculpture Chinese figure under a pine tree Probably early 20th century. Large, possibly unique sculpture of figure under a pine tree with a rock for...

A fine looking Chinese style aquarium or terrarium 20th century, A parcel gilt and green stained pine, custom built fish tank, in two parts. The upper section enclosing a 20 gallon...

Japanese Double-cut (Niju-giri) Flower Container (Hanaire) for ikebana tea ceremony. 1st half of 20th century. Cut from a single piece of bamboo with root section and openings for two tier flower arrangement, Niju-ike, copper cups...

Modern sculpture comprised of an organic root from an Asian teak tree mounted with two metal rods on a rectangular wooden base.

Natural organic molave root sculpture from the Philippines. In Asia they have always shown a fascinating for nature's unpredictable organic forms and o...

Ancient Swamp Kauri Natural Sculpture This exceptional Ancient Swamp Kauri stump is a rare natural specimen, weighing approximately 800kg and preserved beneath New Zealand’s peat swamps for tens of thousands of years. Unlike crafted furniture, this piece remains in its raw, geological form—offering a direct connection to prehistoric forest landscapes. Each contour, cavity, and surface texture has been shaped by natural processes over millennia. The result is a sculptural object that sits between art, archaeology, and natural history. Ancient Swamp Kauri is among the oldest workable timbers in the world, yet in this form it is presented not as furniture, but as an untouched artifact of time. This piece is ideal for: architectural landscape installations luxury hotel lobbies gallery and museum-style displays private collectors of natural history objects...

Beautiful organic sculpture in Narra hardwood (root wood) from the Philippines. It is an Asian tradition to appreciate sculptures found in the nature, and Narra is the national tree...