John Friel (American 20th Century) Cardboard Sculpture

John Friel (American, 20th-21st Century) Acrylic painting on canvas, untitled, signed on reverse and dated 1970. Unframed. Weight 20lb 47 x47 x 3 inches

John Simpson (American, 20th c.) Head Sculpture, 1977, carved wood, found metal and antique nails. Size: 20'' x 12'' x 21'' (51 x 30 x 53 cm). Provenance: ex. Collection of Morton (Bubby) and Lenore W

John DeCelles (American, 20th Century) Metal Sculpture 1999, incised signature and #3/15 on the bottom edge, depicting a southwestern figure, on a rotating wood base Property from: Private Collector,

John Jagger (American, 20th century), Don Quixote, bronze sculpture, signed, overall (with marble base): 30"h x 32"w x 14.25"d

John Seitz (American, 20th century). "Abstract" -1986, glass sculpture. Signed and dated on base. Approx. h. 26.75"

JOHN M BARTON (AMERICAN 20TH CENTURY), COPPER WIRE SCULPTURE, "FOUR MAST SPINNAKER", SIGNED AND LABELED. 25 X 37"

John Jagger (American, 20th century), Untitled (Winged Demon), bronze sculpture, signed, sculpture dimensions: 55"h x 17"w x 19"d, overall (with accompanying podium): 89.5"h x 28"w x 19.25"d

DESCRIPTION: Two pieces of John Steck (American, 20th Century). Modernist copper and brass sculpture on stone base. Unsigned. Includes: 1) Dandelions. Approximately 14" x 15" x 28" high. 2) Mushrooms.

John Ransmeier (American 20th-21st Century) Large ceramic wall sculpture comprised of six convex squares 17.75 square inches each

John Searles (American 20th/21st Century) Modern copper wall sculpture. Signed & dated on reverse. 36" x 24" John Searles is an award winning artist with work in over 2,000 collections.

John Accurso (American, 20th century), "Thing Five," 1989, painted wood sculpture, signed, titled, and dated underneath, overall: 8"h x 10"w x 6.75"d

Artist/Designer; Manufacturer: John Miller (American, 20th Century)Marking(s); notes: no marking(s) apparentMaterials: blown glassDimensions (H, W, D): hotd

John Townsend (AMERICAN, 20th Century) very large marine life cold painted bronze sculpture titled "Hammerhead" depicting a hammerhead shark. Signed to bronze base. Mounted on a black marble base. Inc

John Egner (American, 20th century), second half 20th century. Untitled, abstracted figurative metal sclupture. Signed on side, "Egner". Approx. h. 6.75", w. 11".

A mid 20th century Bronze sculpture attributed to John Steck (American, 20th century). Brutalist style Bronze Mushrooms fixed to a wooden base. Unsigned. Minor wear and build up, some oxidation to pat

John Cutrone (American, 20th century). Produced for Austin Productions, a Modernist plaster sculpture statue in the form of a couple preparing to kiss. Signed J. Cutrone Austin Production. Good overal

John Barandon (American/Georgia, 20th/21st century). "Movin' On", bronze and steel sculpture with verdigris patina, depicting a humanoid figure walking, resting on a square base, signed to underside.

John Andrew Smith (American, 20th Century). An original mixed media statue. Metal and wood. A Modernist Industrial work featuring a rectangular metal form with incised, pierced, and relief designs evo

Untitled (Blue Eyebrow), 1987 painted wood h. 19-1/2 w. 11-1/2 d. 9 in. fragmented portrait sculpture, signed, dated, and titled underneath and with Helander Gallery, Palm Beach, Florida label Provena

John Andrew Smith (American, 20th Century). An original mixed media statue. Metal and wood. A Modernist Industrial work featuring a rectangular metal form with incised, carved, and relief designs. Sur

(20th C. American) "Osprey", bronze sculpture, artist signed and dated '85, numbered 3/25, raised on shaped walnut base, approximate height 23 1/2".

TURTLE ROCK, cold-painted lost-wax cast bronze sculpture, signed and numbered 23/299 near rear left leg, 32 x 26 x 1” including custom marble base, with artist’s certificate from Wambold Foundry.

Late 20th century American handcrafted polychrome paint metal sculpture by John Edwards. The metal sculpture with polychrome paint decoration is depicting an abstract motif adapted from the Native Ame

KETCHUP BOTTLE & CURLY FRIES, 2009, hand-blow and frosted color glass sculptures, ketchup bottle 19 ¾”, fries average 7-8” each. Provenance: Russeek Gallery, NYC, with certificate.