2025年1月4日 · This is a must have for any Art Deco decor! A 30" high sculptural plaster statue of a very ritzy and dapper 1920's man with exaggerated thinness and height as was the style of that era. This in all black except for the silver wood cane he holds.

A 30" high sculptural statue of a very ritzy and dapper 1920's man with exaggerated thinness and height as was the style of that era. This in all black except for the silver wood cane he holds. This was designed by A. Danel in 1989 and is signed on the base. Heavy piece, weighs 20 lbs.

A 30" high sculptural plaster statue of a very ritzy and dapper 1920's man with exaggerated thinness and height as was the style of that era. This in all black except for the silver wood cane he holds. This was designed by A. Danel in 1989 and …

2024年5月23日 · This Statues item is sold by saintsantiques. Ships from Knoxville, TN. Listed on May 23, 2024

2023年12月13日 · 1990s Man With Tux & Top Hat 2ft 7” Statue RARE VINTAGE Show Stopper Horchow $$

Vintage man in tux Metal statue With coin dish Gold Colored Antique. Item is about 3 1/2” tall and around 4” wide. Made in Germany. Has a very small scratch on the bottom of the coin bowl. Hasn’t been cleaned. Estate fresh. Fast shipping too.

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The bronze Saltine Warrior statue was created by American artist Luise Meyers Kaish. Kaish created the piece after winning an SU School of Art competition. The Saltine Warrior was said to be a Native American figure, named Big Chief Bill Orange, but this figure was a hoax published in The Syracuse Orange Peel magazine in 1931.