STEVE TOBIN (B. 1957) COCOON - MINIATURE SCULPTURE

STEVE TOBIN (b. 1957- ) blown glass and cast iron miniature sculpture titled "Cocoon". Measures 6 3/4" h x 4" w x 3 1/2" d.

STEVE TOBIN (b. 1957) VISTOSI Large Cocoon sculpture, Murano, Italy, ca. 1991 Cased and blown glass, patinated iron No visible markings 68" x 12"

Steve Tobin (American, b. 1957) Cocoon Series Glass and steel 44 x 10 x 10.5 (in) Incised Tobin, base

Steve Tobin (American, b. 1957) Large Cocoon, circa 1991, Vistosi Cased and blown glass, applied glass, patinated iron 80 x 15 inches (203.2 x 38.1 cm) PROVENANCE: Rago, Lambertville, New Jersey, Mode

Steve Tobin (American, b. 1957) Large Cocoon, circa 1991, Vistosi Cased and blown glass, applied glass, patinated iron 81 x 24 inches (205.7 x 61.0 cm) PROVENANCE: Rago, Lambertville, New Jersey, Mode

STEVEN TOBIN (American b. 1957), FOUR SCULPTURES, "Cocoon," 20TH CENTURY, four glass and metal sculptures, two of the metal bases are signed, "Tobin;" tallest height: 7 1/2", diameter: 4". Provenance:

Steve Tobin (American, b. 1957), Torso (Encrusted Woman), sculpture, Pennsylvania, 1992, cast glass, 15"w x 11"d x 29"h; pedestal: 20"dia x 35"h Provenance: Carpe Diem Gallery, Paris, France

Steve Tobin (American, b.1957) Organic tripod form, 1982, blown and acid etched glass internally decorated with striated brown and blue glass, the exterior acid etched with a swirl pattern, signed and

Manhattan series bowl, Quakertown, PA, 1985 Blown and acid-etched glass Signed and dated 9 1/2" x 18" dia.

Steven Robert (Steve) Tobin (AMRICAN / PENNSYLVANIA, Born 1957) heavy studio art glass vase depicting abstract faces over a red brick wall design. Dremel signed to bottom. Measures approx. 12 1/2 " he

Steve Tobin (American, B.1957) ceramic vessel in the form of a woman's torso. Signed Tobin to back. Ht: 30.25" Wd: 12" Dpth: 9"

Pair of exploding Earth sculptures, both signed to base. 3.5"h x 6.5"w and 3.5"h x 4.5"w **Please Note: This item is NOT eligible for in-house shipping. Please refer to the terms and conditions of thi

Possibly Steve Tobin (American, PA, b 1955), Amethyst glass sculpture, 9-1/2" h, 6-3/4" w

CHRIS POWELL (American/Texas b. 1957) A SCULPTURE, "Annunciation," CIRCA 2000, glazed ceramic sculpture in six parts including three figures and three corresponding bases; tallest height: 77". Provena

MICHAEL BAUERMEISTER (American b. 1957) A SCULPTURE, "Self Portrait (Wood)," 2008, painted wood vessel, signed and dated at end, on base. Height: 68" (5' 8") Diameter: 21" Provenance: Personal Collect

IRA BRUCE REINES (B.1957) BRONZE SCULPTURE, TITLED "LEDA & THE SWAN", EDITION NUMBERED 46/395 AND DATED 1999. MEASURES APPROX 38" HEIGHT.

STEVE TOBIN Glass sculpture. Hand Blown. Signed and Dated 82-- Dimensions: H: 11.5 inches: W: 9 inches: D: 9 inches ---

Ted Rosenthal. Am., b. 1957, Devil, spray painted steel sculpture, c. 1985, signed with gallery label verso. Provenance: Gracie Mansion Gallery (Joanne Mayhew Young) {NA} (HNEW9001) {NA} (HNEW9001) Fr

"Painting of the Panteon Rome", 2011. Interior of the Pantheon on thin plywood board. Signed SK and dated upper left. 23.75" x 16.25", unframed.

Liza Todd-Tivey (b. 1957). Bronze sculpture titled "Nashua and Clem," depicting the racehorse Nashua with his groom, Clem. The nameplate reads "Nashua (1952-1982) & Clem Brooks, his lifetime groom." S

Tom Schultz (b. 1957), bronze sculpture, The Desert King (Sheep Bust). Inscribed T. Schultz 2004 AP / 35. Patinated bronze on wooden base. (Overall: approx. 12 3/4" tall).

United States, Steve Keene (b. 1957), acrylic painting of the Capitol Records Building, ca. last quarter of the 20th century CE. A vibrant, abstract rendering of the Capitol Records Building (also kno

Titled 'San Nicolo Y Renaissances Factory 1887' elaborately ornate chalice, signed & dated on bottom Lucio Bubacco '97. This delicate piece requires special handling. It was bequeathed from a private

Daniel Joseph Martinez (b. 1957) Multi Media Sculpture, Obscene Is. Titled "Obscene Is." Doubled sided screenprinted plastic case housing color condoms. Printing on acrylic case "We will not tolerate