85.00 USD

Leaf Combination, a signed screen print by mid-century artist extraordinaire David Weidman. In original frame , with Turner Limited Collection information on the back. Weidman's work received recent fanfare when it was featured in Peggy's office on Mad Men. The piece is in good original condition, the frame has a few nicks. The artwork is ready to hangThe framed piece is 12.75" by 12.75" and the image is matted under glass. The image visible under the mat measures 8.75" by 8.75".

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A beautiful Bissilon-wood carving used as an appetizer server by woodworker and sculptor Emil Milan.

Made of Bissilon, the server is in good vintage condition with a few bumps (please see picture of tail specifically).

E Milan trained in sculpture and worked in the Modernist style - mostly creating functional items like bowls, spoons and trays. He is also known for his purely decorative bird sculptures; this lovely item combines elements of decoration and function. It looks like it can be used for toothpicks, but I think it is beautiful as an elegant table piece - the lines are incredible.

Emilan's work appears in the collection of the Smithsonian American Art Museum’s Renwick gallery and is also found in the Museum of Arts and Design in NYC.

15-1/4" long, 3" wide.

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3,400.00 USD

Rare Hand Carved Teak Bear and Cub Figures by Tjomsland for Goodwill Produkter A/S Sandefjord, Norway.

Dimensions
Bear W: 14 x D: 4 x H: 5¼ in.
Cub W: 7¾ x D: 2 x H: 3 in.

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About Tjomsland--

Arne Tjomsland who was Norways leading souvenir designer from the 1950's to the late 1960s. Tjomsland's artistic style is characterised by soft structural lines and minimal detailing on his creations. He received a Gold medal in the 1957 Deutsche Handwerksmesse, München and a Silver medal in the 1960 Triennale di Milano. Tjomsland figures have been displayed in the US, Canada and Japan.

Arne Tjomsland pieces were made from wood and whale tooth in the 1950’s and 60’s. His works are characterised by remarkably high stylization and a soft, restrained line. Tjomsland started making souvenir figurines in wood in 1954. His first figure was a polar bear in teak. Demand became so great that the producer, Hiorth & stlyngen, eventually serialised production. Tjomsland figures were on display at the exhibition Design in Scandinavia in the U.S. and Canada between the years 1954-1957. From 1957 he was artistic director for Goodwill Products which produced Tjomsland’s figures in both wood and whale tooth. Tjomsland mostly designed motives from the Scandinavian fauna, as well as Eskimos and Vikings.

3,400.00 USD

Rare Hand Carved Teak Bear and Cub Figures by Tjomsland for Goodwill Produkter A/S Sandefjord, Norway.

Dimensions
Bear W: 14 x D: 4 x H: 5¼ in.
Cub W: 7¾ x D: 2 x H: 3 in.

For information about new listings, sales, sneak peaks and SECRET SALES, follow us on INSTAGRAM, www.instagram.com/CaribeCasualShop

About Tjomsland--

Arne Tjomsland who was Norways leading souvenir designer from the 1950's to the late 1960s. Tjomsland's artistic style is characterised by soft structural lines and minimal detailing on his creations. He received a Gold medal in the 1957 Deutsche Handwerksmesse, München and a Silver medal in the 1960 Triennale di Milano. Tjomsland figures have been displayed in the US, Canada and Japan.

Arne Tjomsland pieces were made from wood and whale tooth in the 1950’s and 60’s. His works are characterised by remarkably high stylization and a soft, restrained line. Tjomsland started making souvenir figurines in wood in 1954. His first figure was a polar bear in teak. Demand became so great that the producer, Hiorth & stlyngen, eventually serialised production. Tjomsland figures were on display at the exhibition Design in Scandinavia in the U.S. and Canada between the years 1954-1957. From 1957 he was artistic director for Goodwill Products which produced Tjomsland’s figures in both wood and whale tooth. Tjomsland mostly designed motives from the Scandinavian fauna, as well as Eskimos and Vikings.

3,400.00 USD

Rare Hand Carved Teak Bear and Cub Figures by Tjomsland for Goodwill Produkter A/S Sandefjord, Norway.

Dimensions
Bear W: 14 x D: 4 x H: 5¼ in.
Cub W: 7¾ x D: 2 x H: 3 in.

For information about new listings, sales, sneak peaks and SECRET SALES, follow us on INSTAGRAM, www.instagram.com/CaribeCasualShop

About Tjomsland--

Arne Tjomsland who was Norways leading souvenir designer from the 1950's to the late 1960s. Tjomsland's artistic style is characterised by soft structural lines and minimal detailing on his creations. He received a Gold medal in the 1957 Deutsche Handwerksmesse, München and a Silver medal in the 1960 Triennale di Milano. Tjomsland figures have been displayed in the US, Canada and Japan.

Arne Tjomsland pieces were made from wood and whale tooth in the 1950’s and 60’s. His works are characterised by remarkably high stylization and a soft, restrained line. Tjomsland started making souvenir figurines in wood in 1954. His first figure was a polar bear in teak. Demand became so great that the producer, Hiorth & stlyngen, eventually serialised production. Tjomsland figures were on display at the exhibition Design in Scandinavia in the U.S. and Canada between the years 1954-1957. From 1957 he was artistic director for Goodwill Products which produced Tjomsland’s figures in both wood and whale tooth. Tjomsland mostly designed motives from the Scandinavian fauna, as well as Eskimos and Vikings.

4,500.00 USD

Rare Hand Carved Teak Bear and Cub Figures by Tjomsland for Goodwill Produkter A/S Sandefjord, Norway.

Dimensions
Bear W: 14 x D: 4 x H: 5¼ in.
Cub W: 7¾ x D: 2 x H: 3 in.

For information about new listings, sales, sneak peaks and SECRET SALES, follow us on INSTAGRAM, www.instagram.com/CaribeCasualShop

About Tjomsland--

Arne Tjomsland who was Norways leading souvenir designer from the 1950's to the late 1960s. Tjomsland's artistic style is characterised by soft structural lines and minimal detailing on his creations. He received a Gold medal in the 1957 Deutsche Handwerksmesse, München and a Silver medal in the 1960 Triennale di Milano. Tjomsland figures have been displayed in the US, Canada and Japan.

Arne Tjomsland pieces were made from wood and whale tooth in the 1950’s and 60’s. His works are characterised by remarkably high stylization and a soft, restrained line. Tjomsland started making souvenir figurines in wood in 1954. His first figure was a polar bear in teak. Demand became so great that the producer, Hiorth & stlyngen, eventually serialised production. Tjomsland figures were on display at the exhibition Design in Scandinavia in the U.S. and Canada between the years 1954-1957. From 1957 he was artistic director for Goodwill Products which produced Tjomsland’s figures in both wood and whale tooth. Tjomsland mostly designed motives from the Scandinavian fauna, as well as Eskimos and Vikings.

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Beautifully detailed hand carved Black Forest bear sculpture with glass eyes and hand painted body. These kind of sculptures have been made by skilled Swiss wood carvers since the 1800's and were collected avidly by the wealthy and well traveled. In the early 1900's the overseas market grew and demand for American wildlife became a common theme. Bears, of course, were the most popular of them all.

This lovely bear is in great vintage condition consistent with age. Most noticeable is the paint loss to the snout and some light wear to the ears. Measures 9" long x 3 1/2" wide x 5 1/4" tall.

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Thank you.

4,500.00 USD

Rare Hand Carved Teak Bear and Cub Figures by Tjomsland for Goodwill Produkter A/S Sandefjord, Norway.

Dimensions
Bear W: 14 x D: 4 x H: 5¼ in.
Cub W: 7¾ x D: 2 x H: 3 in.

For information about new listings, sales, sneak peaks and SECRET SALES, follow us on INSTAGRAM, www.instagram.com/CaribeCasualShop

About Tjomsland--

Arne Tjomsland who was Norways leading souvenir designer from the 1950's to the late 1960s. Tjomsland's artistic style is characterised by soft structural lines and minimal detailing on his creations. He received a Gold medal in the 1957 Deutsche Handwerksmesse, München and a Silver medal in the 1960 Triennale di Milano. Tjomsland figures have been displayed in the US, Canada and Japan.

Arne Tjomsland pieces were made from wood and whale tooth in the 1950’s and 60’s. His works are characterised by remarkably high stylization and a soft, restrained line. Tjomsland started making souvenir figurines in wood in 1954. His first figure was a polar bear in teak. Demand became so great that the producer, Hiorth & stlyngen, eventually serialised production. Tjomsland figures were on display at the exhibition Design in Scandinavia in the U.S. and Canada between the years 1954-1957. From 1957 he was artistic director for Goodwill Products which produced Tjomsland’s figures in both wood and whale tooth. Tjomsland mostly designed motives from the Scandinavian fauna, as well as Eskimos and Vikings.

4,500.00 USD

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Rare Hand Carved Teak Bear and Cub Figures by Tjomsland for Goodwill Produkter A/S Sandefjord, Norway.

Dimensions
Bear W: 14 x D: 4 x H: 5¼ in.
Cub W: 7¾ x D: 2 x H: 3 in.

For information about new listings, sales, sneak peaks and SECRET SALES, follow us on INSTAGRAM, www.instagram.com/CaribeCasualShop

About Tjomsland--

Arne Tjomsland who was Norways leading souvenir designer from the 1950's to the late 1960s. Tjomsland's artistic style is characterised by soft structural lines and minimal detailing on his creations. He received a Gold medal in the 1957 Deutsche Handwerksmesse, München and a Silver medal in the 1960 Triennale di Milano. Tjomsland figures have been displayed in the US, Canada and Japan.

Arne Tjomsland pieces were made from wood and whale tooth in the 1950’s and 60’s. His works are characterised by remarkably high stylization and a soft, restrained line. Tjomsland started making souvenir figurines in wood in 1954. His first figure was a polar bear in teak. Demand became so great that the producer, Hiorth & stlyngen, eventually serialised production. Tjomsland figures were on display at the exhibition Design in Scandinavia in the U.S. and Canada between the years 1954-1957. From 1957 he was artistic director for Goodwill Products which produced Tjomsland’s figures in both wood and whale tooth. Tjomsland mostly designed motives from the Scandinavian fauna, as well as Eskimos and Vikings.

Visit us at www.caribecasualinteriors.com

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Beautifully detailed hand carved Black Forest bear sculpture with glass eyes and hand painted body. These kind of sculptures have been made by skilled Swiss wood carvers since the 1800's and were collected avidly by the wealthy and well traveled. In the early 1900's the overseas market grew and demand for American wildlife became a common theme. Bears, of course, were the most popular of them all.

This lovely bear is in great vintage condition consistent with age. Most noticeable is the paint loss to the snout and some light wear to the ears. Measures 9" long x 3 1/2" wide x 5 1/4" tall.

***

We ship everywhere! With the new Etsy shipping calculator, you choose the method of shipping that works best for you. If you wish to combine shipping, please contact me.

Thank you.

Sold

Visit us at https://www.caribecasualinteriors.com/

Rare Hand Carved Teak Bear and Cub Figures by Tjomsland for Goodwill Produkter A/S Sandefjord, Norway.

Dimensions
Bear W: 14 x D: 4 x H: 5¼ in.
Cub W: 7¾ x D: 2 x H: 3 in.

For information about new listings, sales, sneak peaks and SECRET SALES, follow us on INSTAGRAM, www.instagram.com/CaribeCasualShop

About Tjomsland--

Arne Tjomsland who was Norways leading souvenir designer from the 1950's to the late 1960s. Tjomsland's artistic style is characterised by soft structural lines and minimal detailing on his creations. He received a Gold medal in the 1957 Deutsche Handwerksmesse, München and a Silver medal in the 1960 Triennale di Milano. Tjomsland figures have been displayed in the US, Canada and Japan.

Arne Tjomsland pieces were made from wood and whale tooth in the 1950’s and 60’s. His works are characterised by remarkably high stylization and a soft, restrained line. Tjomsland started making souvenir figurines in wood in 1954. His first figure was a polar bear in teak. Demand became so great that the producer, Hiorth & stlyngen, eventually serialised production. Tjomsland figures were on display at the exhibition Design in Scandinavia in the U.S. and Canada between the years 1954-1957. From 1957 he was artistic director for Goodwill Products which produced Tjomsland’s figures in both wood and whale tooth. Tjomsland mostly designed motives from the Scandinavian fauna, as well as Eskimos and Vikings.

Visit us at www.caribecasualinteriors.com