A beautiful heart with intricate detailing modeled in burnished black clay.
Unique to the region, the black clay in extracted from the surrounding hills, cleaned for over a month of impurities, and then hand-molded into shape and decorated which can take up to 20 days. After three weeks of drying, the pieces are hand-burnished and then fired.

This piece displays beautifully on a wall or may be placed on a table.

Vintage Lifestyle Photograph of Women in shallow water with Sailboat Circa 1976, One of a Series

Vintage Lifestyle Photograph of Women in bathing suits standing in shallow water with Sailboat Circa 1976, One of a Series of fine art photographs documenting vacationers In the waters of the then new Young Island resort. The resort opened in 1974 and catered to this of the rich and famous. 24″ x 20″ matted photographs of beach and boating life circa 1976. Matted on thick photo board.

A beautifully crafted black clay pottery vessel from Oaxaca. Unique to the region, the black clay in extracted from the surrounding hills, cleaned for over a month of impurities, and then hand-molded into shape and decorated which can take up to 20 days. After three weeks of drying, the pieces are hand-burnished and then fired.
Intricate and precise detailing throughout with a woven base.

A beautiful anatomical model of a heart modeled in burnished black clay.
From a family-run studio in San Bartolo Coyotepec, Oaxaca. Unique to the region, the black clay in extracted from the surrounding hills, cleaned for over a month of impurities, and then hand-molded into shape and decorated which can take up to 20 days. After three weeks of drying, the pieces are hand-burnished and then fired.

This piece displays beautifully on a wall or may be placed on a table.

A realistic skull of burnished terracotta featuring a beetle. The skull as a symbol serves as a reminder of human mortality – memento more. Handmade in Oaxaca.

Serigraph from a 1969 limited edition illuminated manuscript called DMT 42, which depicts an illustrated love story using peculiar typography – the letters are formed by selectively filling in or overlaying two concentric circles with black or red ink. Some of the serigraphs have silver and copper metallic gilded highlights. Of the edition of 210, 1-80 are a signed deluxe edition printed on vellum paper, and 81-210 are an unsigned edition. This print is from the deluxe edition, having both a tactile and visual difference from the unsigned edition stemming from the fine vellum paper. Printed by Germany by KG Domberger. Hand-numbered lower right with the print number, and hand-signed “Gerald Laing” and hand-numbered “17/80” verso. Sheet size: 16-3/4 × 13-1/2 inches. Mint condition.

The text reads:

THEY HAD UNDERSTOOD EACH OTHER.
THEY HAD BREATHED THE
VERY ESSENCE OF COMMUNICATION.
FOR AN INSTANT IN TIME,
THEY WERE THE RIGHT
AND LEFT EYE OF OD.

THEY COULD SEE.
THEY COULD HEAR.
THEY COULD SMELL.
THEY COULD TOUCH.
THEY COULD TASTE.

Gerald Laing (1936 – 2011), was a British Postwar and Contemporary artist who helped to define the 1960s Pop-Art with huge canvases based on newspaper photographs of famous models, astronauts and film stars – his image of Brigitte Bardot, her face framed by a roundel, is one of his most famous works. Numerous galleries and museums have featured Gerald Laing’s work, with auction prices for his work upwards of $2 Million. The story is by Galina Golikova, the wife of Gerald Laing.

Add a touch of Hollywood glamour to your home with this Italian Hollywood Regency side table. The round table top is made of luxurious marble, while the base is crafted from wood with elegant carvings and brass accents.

Dimensions: 22”h x 24”w x 24”l

A very rare Mid-20th Century book case or storage cabinet by William “Bill” Renwick for Brunswick Furniture. Made in the U.S. in the 1950s.

A vintage mid century pitcher made of textured glass in a vibrant green color.

A beautiful anatomical model of a heart modeled in burnished black clay.
From a family-run studio in San Bartolo Coyotepec, Oaxaca. Unique to the region, the black clay in extracted from the surrounding hills, cleaned for over a month of impurities, and then hand-molded into shape and decorated which can take up to 20 days. After three weeks of drying, the pieces are hand-burnished and then fired.

This piece displays beautifully on a wall or may be placed on a table. Signed by the artist.