ARTISTRY & ADORNMENTS

A bust of a Greek man, with curly hair and a serene facial expression. Constructed out of grey polymer on a black wooden plinth.

A carved alabaster bust depicting the head and shoulders of a young woman. Originating form the Italian school, circa late 19th/early 20th Century. Set on a rectangular alabaster base.

An alabaster carved sculpture of a young girl, depicting the innocence and simplicity of childhood. Of the Italian school, circa late 19th/early 20th Century. Signed on the back by an unknown maker. There have been some repairs made to the arms.

"The Messenger of Marathon" a bronze sculpture by artist Ed. Lachmann. The piece depicts the famous historical story of the runner who delivered the message of the victory of the Battle of Marathon. There is a holder under the runner's hand to insert a paper scroll. The piece is signed by the artist on the base.

A Chinese Cloisonné enameled vase with intricate floral patterns and a decorative border. Circa late 19th/early 20th Century.

A pair of Dushan Nephrite Jade Phoenix sculptures. These sculptures feature birds perched amid foliage and are mounted on intricately carved wooden bases circa 20th century.

"On The Water" original framed artwork by listed Oregon artist, Kevin Kadar. Kadar's paintings are imbued with a timeless, otherworldly quality, whether his subjects are dynamic nudes, surrealistic allegorical scenes or masterful landscapes which allude his years spent painting and museum-going around Europe. Kevin Kadar is a graduate of Cooper Union in New York City. He is included in many corporate, private and public collections including the Tacoma Art Museum and the Hallie Ford Museum.

An early Asian bronze statue depicting Chiang Saen Buddha, estimated 19th century.

Sculpture of great beauty and quality, round bulk made in bronze, representing Buddha seated in the lotus position, executing a mudra with his hands, on a high and stepped pedestal. Estimated 19th century.

A blue glass mushroom-shaped lamp with garden designs. The lamp has multiple light modes, with lights in the base of the lamp and at the top, with a mode where the light occasionally flickers at the top to simulate a firefly. Tested and in working condition.

Studio pottery bowl, believed to be Japanese with maker mark underneath. The bowl features a unique glaze, with gentle hues and a slightly irregular rim design, typical of Japanese craftsmanship. This piece likely dates back to the mid-20th century. One small hairline crack shown in photos.