Handblown Glass Sausages Sculpture Set by Sam Baron

This chandelier was designed by Sam Baron in 2014 and was first exhibited at the Design Miami/Basel Fair in Switzerland. Born in France in 1976, Sam Baron has a degree in design ...

This powder-coated wrought iron and glass mirror by Sam Baron was first exhibited at the Design Miami Fair in 2014. Born in France in 1976, Sam Baron has a degree in Design from t...

This hand-painted porcelain bird was designed by Sam Baron in 2012. Born in France in 1976, Sam Baron has a degree in Design from the Fine Arts School of Saint Etienne and a post...

This hand-painted porcelain bird was designed by Sam Baron in 2012. Born in France in 1976, Sam Baron has a degree in Design from the Fine Arts School of Saint Etienne and a post...

This hand-painted porcelain bird was designed by Sam Baron in 2012. Born in France in 1976, Sam Baron has a degree in Design from the Fine Arts School of Saint Etienne and a post...

This hand-painted porcelain bird was designed by Sam Baron in 2012. Born in France in 1976, Sam Baron has a degree in Design from the Fine Arts School of Saint Etienne and a post...

John Bingham, glassblower, artist, circa 1980 Handblown glass Santa Fe, New Mexico, USA Measures: 6 tall x 10 wide and 11 inches deep. One of 2 pieces by this artist we have li...

Handblown Colorless Glass Sculpture of a Nude Female. 18.5" Sculpture of a Nude Female full figure with hands to the face. Polished bottom with a diameter base of 4.25". Great condit...

John Bingham, Glassblower, Artist circa 1980 Handblown glass Santa Fe, New Mexico, USA Measures: 8 tall x 17 wide x 13 inches deep. One of 2 pieces by this artist we have liste...

An organic, layered handblown glass vase or object sculpture acquired from a Seattle, Washington estate. Piece has elements similar to the work of Harvey Littleton. It measures 8.5"...

1960s Brutalist sculpture by Texas artist Dr. Sam Jagoda. This beautiful abstract work has a plant-like form that also has bird and insect qualities. Perfect for indoors or outdoors....

This unique glass sculpture belongs to a three-piece series called Striati, created by Michela Cattai and executed in Murano, Venice, Italy in 2017. Its asymmetrical shape recalls distant and ancestral landscapes, capturing the essence of remote eras. The fusion of lines and curves evokes a sense of perpetual motion, conveying the continuous evolution of life. The fragility of life is represented through the medium itself: glass. The transparency and luminosity of the material symbolise the delicacy and preciousness of existence. Each layer of glass is like a page in the story of life, with its imperfections and extraordinary facets. The inspiration for this work comes from an African fertility doll...