KA-KWONG HUI Untitled sculpture with mirrors

Untitled abstract sculpture with mirrors (Black, Orange, Red), USA Glazed earthenware, mirror Signed 21" x 13" x 9 3/4" Provenance: Estate of the artist

Untitled abstract sculpture with mirrors (Blue, Red, Yellow), USA Glazed earthenware, mirror Signed 21" x 15" x 5" Provenance: Estate of the artist Glaze flaking/lifting to red glaze. A few glazed-ove

Large untitled sculpture (Chinese screen), USA Glazed and hand-painted earthenware Signed 22 1/4" x 27 1/2" x 7 1/2" Provenance: Estate of the artist

Large untitled sculpture and vase (Red, White), USA Glazed earthenware Unmarked 21 3/4" x 9", 18" x 7" Provenance: Estate of the artist

Large untitled abstract sculpture (Black, Red), USA Glazed earthenware Unmarked 22 1/2" x 19 1/2" x 7" Provenance: Estate of the artist

Two untitled abstract sculptures (Figural, Bird-shaped), USA Glazed earthenware Both signed 17", 15" Provenance: Estate of the artist

KA-KWONG HUI (1922 - 2003) Massive glazed ceramic sculpture of a stylized peacock, USA Signed K.K. Hui 22" x 28" x 6" Provenance: Collection of Jerome Shaw, Florida Rago Auctions

Hui Ka Kwong New York, China 1922-2003 Two footed sculpture depicting to mirrored shaped joined at the center. Approx. 16 3/8" t x 13" w x 6 1/2" d.,Stoneware From the collection of a Taunton, Massach

Three glazed and hand-painted ceramic pieces (as-found): Hanging wall sculpture, tabletop sculpture with spheres, and sculptural lamp; One signed; Lamp: 19 1/2" x 22 1/2" x 7"

Two pieces in various glazes: abstract sculptural vessel and compote, USA, ca. 1960s-80s; Sculpture marked, compote unmarked; Sculpture: 21" x 13" x 7 1/2"

Two pieces: abstract sculpture in white glaze and floriform sculptural vessel (see condition), USA, ca. 1960s-80s; Unmarked; Largest: 24"

Two glazed ceramic pieces: large sculptural vessel with handles, and abstract wall-mounting sculpture, USA, ca. 1960s-80s; Vessel signed, other unmarked; Vessel: 20 1/2" x 14 1/2" x 8"

Five ceramic pieces in cream and orange glazes: sculptural vessel on detachable base and four jars with domed lids, USA, ca. 1960s-80s; Unmarked; Sculpture: 7" x 10 1/4" dia.

KA-KWONG HUI (1922 - 2003) Tripod lamp, USA Glazed earthenware, single socket Signed 19" x 8 1/2" Provenance: Estate of the artist

This vase is attributed to Ka Kwong Hui (1922-2003) and is incised on the bottom HUI.  Interesting modern style with what appears to be a lava glaze or smoke glaze.  Bulbous in shape and stands appr

Ka Kwong Hui (Chinese/American, 1922-2003), Two Studio Art Pottery Vessels, one with lid, bowl signed to base, blue vase signed to base, pink vase by Ka Kwong Hui with paint attributed to Eva Bouzard-

Ka Kwong Hui (Chinese/American, 1922-2003), Six Studio Art Pottery Vessels, comprising: pitcher, vase with red drip glaze, vase with blue and brown glaze, cylinder vase, bulbous form vase, and water j

Circa Mid-20th Century ceramic lidded jar with abstract floral motif; signed Hui on bottom. Ka Kwong Hui, American (1922-2003) was an important 20th Century studio ceramist, most known for his work wi

HUI KA KWONG Signed HUI Modernist Pottery Vase. Applied sculptural elements. Signed illegibly.-- Dimensions: H: 14.5 inches: W: 11.25 inches: D: 8.5 inches --- US Shipping charge: $50

Unglazed flattened ceramic vessel by Hui Ka Kwong, 1951. Signed to underside. Property from the Estate of Evelyn and Jerome Ackerman, Los Angeles, CA.

Tall glazed ceramic vase by Hui Ka Kwong, 1951. Signed to underside. Property from the Estate of Evelyn and Jerome Ackerman, Los Angeles, CA.

Hui Ka Kwong New York, China 1922-2003 Organically formed footed vase with cobalt interior and deep chocolate brown and gold exterior. Approx. 21 3/8" x 5 5/8" dia..,Stoneware From the collection of a

Stanley Landsman American, 1930-1984 Untitled (Infinity Mirror Sculpture) Glass on polished bronze base 15 1/4 x 12 1/4 inches (38.7 x 31.1 cm) C Estate of Bill Landsman

T. Ellen Sollod, Untitled and Undated; Sculpture in eight parts; Eight mirrors, each in gold painted cast metal frame, in form of Palladian window. Each mirror is discolored somewhat and each frame is