A striking pair of hand-carved black marble eagle and eaglet heads by contemporary sculptor William Reed. These commanding sculptures showcase the artist’s mastery in stone carving, capturing the intricate detailing of the birds’ powerful beaks and finely textured plumage. The polished surfaces of the beaks contrast with the naturalistic matte texture of the feathers, adding depth and realism to the composition. Reed’s sculptural work is renowned for its bold representation of wildlife, emphasizing strength and nobility through dynamic forms and meticulous craftsmanship. Both signed by the artist, this remarkable set embodies a blend of naturalism and modern sculptural aesthetics, making it a compelling addition to any fine art or wildlife collection.

Artist: William Reed (American 20th century)
Dimensions: Largest head: 12.50″L x 12″W x 16″H
Country of Origin: American

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Detailed pewter sculpture depicting a Native American warrior seated on horseback, holding a spear accented with feather details. The warrior is modeled with braided hair and traditional attire, with reins draped over the horse’s head. The base is labeled 75mm (size refers to figure on horseback) Indian Horse/Spear, referring to its size classification. A finely cast collectible piece with strong detail and craftsmanship.

Issued: 20th century
Dimensions: 4.5″L x 5.5″H

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A radiant and romantic oil on canvas by Omar Hamdi, known professionally as Malva, depicting an elegant riverside promenade awash in the golden light of autumn. Painted in 1979, the work is rendered in Malva’s signature impasto technique, with rich, expressive brushstrokes that give the scene depth and movement. Figures in Victorian attire stroll along a curving path bordered by vibrant autumn foliage, while the tranquil river and distant village provide a serene backdrop. The interplay of warm yellows, soft purples, and luminous blues captures the charm and sophistication that define Malva’s oeuvre. Omar Hamdi Malva was born in Syria in 1951 and later became a celebrated painter in Austria, achieving international acclaim for his dynamic compositions and vibrant palette. His work reflects a blend of Eastern heritage and Western artistic traditions, resulting in paintings that are at once culturally rich and universally appealing. Throughout his career, Malva exhibited widely across Europe, the Middle East, and North America, and his works are held in numerous public and private collections. Known for infusing impressionistic scenes with his distinctive energy and color sense, Malva remains a highly sought-after name in the contemporary art market. Presented in an ornate giltwood frame with a linen liner, this piece is both a visual delight and a testament to the artist’s enduring appeal. Signature and date on lower right.

Artist: Omar Hamdi Malva (Syrian/Austrian 1951-2015)
Issued: 1979
Dimensions: 22.50″L x 2″W x 18.50″H
Country of Origin: Syria/Austria

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An exquisite 19th-century Austrian piece crafted from solid silver, featuring intricate enamel work and adorned with stunning agate gemstones.

Dimensions: 3.75″W x 2.75″H
Country of Origin: Austria

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A striking platinum ring featuring a pear shape natural diamond weighing 6.25 carats. The diamond is graded M color and SI2 clarity, displaying a warm tone with lively brilliance. It is accented by tapered baguette diamond shoulders that emphasize the center stone’s size and sparkle. The diamond shows very good polish, very good symmetry, and strong fluorescence. Setting is marked 10% iridium platinum. Accompanied by an International Gemologist Laboratories (IGL) appraisal report. Total weight of ring: 6.21g.

Dimensions: Ring size 6 / Pear Cut Diamond measures 16 x 10.29 mm

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Refined five-arm crystal chandelier adorned with faceted glass prisms, rosettes, and bead chains. Each curving arm supports a candle-style light socket with a glass bobeche, and the entire structure is lavishly draped with cut crystal drops in varied shapes including spears and balls. The central column features ribbed and molded glass elements, adding texture and sparkle to the fixture. The chandelier is accompanied by a round white ceiling medallion with radiating fluted details and rope edging, enhancing its traditional elegance. Some wear to sockets and potential patina to fittings; electrical components untested. Includes ceiling mount hardware and matching medallion.

Issued: 20th century
Dimensions: 20″L x 20″W x 33″H

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Exceptional figurine titled Heiliger Georg als Drachentoter, or Saint George as a Dragon Slayer, by renowned Italian artist Eugenio Pattarino. This dramatic piece portrays St. George in intricate armor, slaying a fierce dragon, with vibrant colors, ornate embellishments, and dynamic movement. The base features a Ceramiche Pattarino manufacturing sticker, is marked Italy, and includes additional illegible writing, attesting to its Italian origin and craftsmanship. A masterful work of European artistry, showcasing Pattarinos signature attention to detail and craftsmanship.

Dimensions: 16.75″H
Country of Origin: Italy

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A finely executed Moorcroft Pottery Oberon Honeysuckle vase, designed by Rachel Bishop. The piece features Moorcroft’s signature tubelined decoration, showcasing flowing honeysuckle blossoms in shades of red, yellow, and pink with deep green foliage, all set against a soft blush ground that transitions to a rich cobalt rim and base. The naturalistic yet stylized design highlights Bishop’s celebrated interpretation of classic Arts and Crafts motifs. The underside bears the impressed Moorcroft mark, with factory stamps and the designer’s monogram.

Artist: Rachel Bishop
Issued: 1993
Dimensions: 12″H
Country of Origin: England

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This heart-warming design captures the bond between mother and child. The Panda Mother looks lovingly at her baby. Both animals sparkle in clear and black crystal, imitating the natural coloring of this endangered species. A member of the Rare Encounters collection, this set is the first edition of the Endangered Wildlife trilogy. The Mother Panda holds a piece of bamboo made from matte and clear crystal. Both pieces are signed by the artist with an etched signature on the base. Includes original box. Swarovski Backstamp.

Artist: Heinz Tabertshofer
Issued: 2015 to 2020
Dimensions: Mother 3.75″H. Baby 2.25″H. Box 8.5″L x 8.5″W x 5″H. Country of Origin: Austria

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This Swarovski Crystal Paradise figurine portrays the Banu Hyacinth bird in radiant orange and yellow crystal, perched on a green stand. The metal parts, crafted in sterling silver and marked 925, also feature the Swarovski swan logo. A vibrant and collectible example of Swarovski artistry.

Issued: 2002 – 2004
Dimensions: 2.5″H
Country of Origin: Austria

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