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$120.00
Beautiful Woven Basket with Bamboo Handles
A beautifully made basket with gorgeous handles.
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Bluenique Vintage Viking Glass Candle Holders-Set of 2
The Viking Glass Company created these lovely vibrant candle holders in the 1960's. Smooth and sleek glass was Viking's specialty and these 6 petal candle holders are excellent examples of some of their best creations.
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$320.00
Bookends inspired by Edward Kemeys’ Lions, 1893 from the Art Institute of Chicago’s Collection
Iconic guardians of the Art Institute of Chicago, the Lions have stood at the Michigan Avenue entrance since the building’s inaugural year. The site became the museum’s permanent home at the conclusion of the 1893 World’s Columbian Exposition. Modeled by Edward Kemeys, an essentially self-taught artist and the nation’s first great animalier (sculptor of animals), the lion pair was unveiled May 10, 1894. Regal.
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$210.00
Bronze Stallion
This stunning stallion is cast in bronze and the patina that has emerged only makes this piece more beautiful.
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$36.00
Ceramic Decorative Tray Great little tray to display a grouping of candles or decorative balls. Anything on this pretty little tray will be beautiful. Great copper color. Ceramic L 14″ W 10″ H 1 1/4″ USA
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$46.00
Cobbler's Antique Shoe Form
Used in days gone by to create shoes for clients. This well preserved shoe form is the perfect door stop or paper weight. Add some old world beauty to your home or office.
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$110.00
Costal Coral White Bookend
Made from resin, inspired by coral, these book ends come in a set of two. The resin coral is mounted on a base of acrylic. A stunning addition to your home.
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$675.00
Courting Songbirds
A gentle moment between Love Birds. Antique, patinated metal sculpture.
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$2,500.00
Dick Huss Glass Vase on Acrylic Base
Dick Huss, one of the most accomplished glass artists, hails from St. Paul, Minnesota. His works can be found in collections worldwide including the Art Institute of Chicago and the Corning Museum of Glass in New York. Signed and dated by Dick Huss 1985.
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