Vintage Stone Crusher

AMBIANIC presents 1950s Mexican Crushed Stone Cufflinks set artisan Taxco Mexico 11/16 x 11/16 x .75 d Original preowned vintage condition Refer to images signed with stamp

Pair of Vintage Coastal Crushed Stone Low Planters, with a textured, beachy finish.

From what I understand is that the columns are actually made from real stone that has been crushed and mixed with a bonding agent.

London, circa 1970 by Anthony Redmile. A rare pair of twentieth century crushed anthracite, amethyst and pink quartz table lamps of large scale, encrusted with fossilised ammonites....

Each goblet shows an intricate design of the stems with a jaguar resting on the bottom and a climbing plant intertwined along the goblet stem ending on a flower filled with crushed ...

Each goblet shows an intricate design of the stems with a jaguar resting on the bottom and a climbing plant intertwined along the goblet stem ending on a flower filled with crushed ...

Reconstituted stone is organic stone that has been crushed into small bits (if you look closely, you can still see pebble inclusions within the casting).

Their strong symmetrical forms give the pair a distinctly classical and stately character, making them particularly effective when positioned either side of a doorway, driveway, stai...

Fantastic pair of cast crushed stone capitals most likely made as garden ornaments c1970.

The box is silver, brass, rosewood interior with the crushed turquoise, sodalite and other crushed stones that comprise the top.

These whimsical candlesticks feature a hammered base and a slender stem wrapped with a vine motif, accented with butterflies and leaves inlaid with crushed emerald stone—a hallmark o...

The craftspeople at Couroc used a combination of materials to inlay the many designs, including colored resin, crushed shell and stone, metal, wire and wood as well as found objects.

The set features beautifully sculptural stylized parrot birds that function as decorative and structural elements. A vibrant green crushed stone inlay forms the body of the birds, cr...

The matching cups and saucers continue the motif with vibrant crushed green stone inlay and mother-of-pearl floral accents, creating a lively and colorful tabletop presentation.

Using an ox horn while the clay is still wet, the Kınık artist drips green, red, and black paint (derived from local minerals: black from crushed stone, green from chrome oxide, red ...

This piece is made from hand-cast and hand-finished Durastone, which is a special formulation of crushed stone mixed with slurry. It has a beautiful bronze-looking patina.

Decorative Louis V style La Demoiselle cherub, putti plaque, constructed of sand and crushed stone on a fiberglass backing. This charming item piece is a contemporary reproduction of...

Item Specifications Metal: Sterling silver Purity: 925 Ring Size: 8 Weight: Approximately 1.8 grams Design: Double-heart bypass ring Top Height: Approximately 12.75 mm Blue Inlay: Tu...

Materials Alpaca silver Brass Copper Crushed lapis lazuli stone inlay Origin Mexico Circa 1960s Markings Triangle hallmark enclosing the letter "C" "TP-28 / Mexico / Alpaca / Metales"

Sections incorporate various textures including seed beads, crushed stone chips, polished stone cabochons, and metallic thread embroidery.

The work is made of Durastone, a proprietary crushed stone composite specific to the publisher, covered with a rich dark patina that technically imitates patinated cast bronze.

Details: Origin: Taxco, Mexico Designer: Emilia Castillo Period: 1980s Materials: Silver-plated brass, crushed malachite, malachite stone chips Hallmark: Emilia Castillo, Mexico M.R....

This extraordinary piece exemplifies the expressive artistry of mid-century Mexican modern metalwork, featuring a dramatic parrot-form handle covered in crushed turquoise stone. The ...

This piece features a durable "Fiberstone" top—a high-quality blend of fiberglass and crushed stone by Caribbean Fiberglass Prod. Inc.—which offers a clean, smooth white surface with...

New York (There was, separately, a later second state, published in an edition of 175 by Trans World Arts) Unframed and in excellent condition The term "Windmill Antilles" is used b...

Using an ox horn while the clay is still wet, the Kınık artist drips green, red, and black paint (derived from local minerals: black from crushed stone, green from chrome oxide, red ...

Using an ox horn while the clay is still wet, the Kınık artist drips green, red, and black paint (derived from local minerals: black from crushed stone, green from chrome oxide, red ...

Using an ox horn while the clay is still wet, the Kınık artist drips green, red, and black paint (derived from local minerals: black from crushed stone, green from chrome oxide, red ...

Using an ox horn while the clay is still wet, the Kınık artist drips green, red, and black paint (derived from local minerals: black from crushed stone, green from chrome oxide, red ...

Using an ox horn while the clay is still wet, the Kınık artist drips green, red, and black paint (derived from local minerals: black from crushed stone, green from chrome oxide, red ...

Using an ox horn while the clay is still wet, the Kınık artist drips green, red, and black paint (derived from local minerals: black from crushed stone, green from chrome oxide, red ...

Using an ox horn while the clay is still wet, the Kınık artist drips green, red, and black paint (derived from local minerals: black from crushed stone, green from chrome oxide, red ...

Using an ox horn while the clay is still wet, the Kınık artist drips green, red, and black paint (derived from local minerals: black from crushed stone, green from chrome oxide, red ...