Carolyn Quartermaine – Artists Collection Six
Price: $711.27 VAT excl
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Description:
Carolyn Quartermaine – Artists Collection Six. Objects sourced with love create a new energy. This collection has been personally sourced by Carolyn Quartermaine and represents a lifetimes passion for the beauty of found objects and how they work together to create stories. Some of the items come directly from Carolyn’s personal collection, others have been specifically sourced. “As an artist, the collaboration with Merchant & Found provides a perfect partnership to bring to market some of my iconic pieces.” There may be items photographed that are not included in the collection that is listed for sale, please refer to the collection list for clarity. Items not listed in the description are not included. All pieces sold are sold as decorative items only.
The collection includes the following pieces, left to right, all in cm:
1. 1970’s English figurine plaster cast from a sculptor’s studio in London (head is loose) – L25 W13 H30
2. Distressed wooden French oar – L166 W16 H3
3. 1970’s English plaster mould wrapped in string – L28 W17 H18
4. Nineteenth century French terracotta pot – L28 W24 H19
5. Sculptural white French glass and plaster decorative bottle – L15 W15 H39
6. Large oval decorative frame painted wood – L125 W95 H6
7. 1940’s Hand carved French oval wood decorative bowl – L26 W23 H16
8. 1970’s English plaster cast mould – L25 W25 H17
9. 1940’s French decorative metal stool, painted white – L71 W40 H52
Many of the pieces featured have an incredible past – sourced from a multitude of locations – auctions, dealers, brocantes, flea markets, inherited and found by Carolyn over the last quarter of a century.
The process of creating a new future is an essential part of all stories.
Delivery is on a three to four week lead time.
Workshop Report:
All collection works are sold as decorative items only, these vintage products show the rich beauty and history of their life with the knocks and bumps of many years of use and we try to minimise restoration to keep every piece as original as possible.
