Carved Stone Architectural Fragments

Three stone architectural fragments, sold as a group. The two outer pieces share an hourglass profile: a pinched waist wrapped in thick, stylized foliage in relief, with roughly circular tops and bases that give them a soft outline. The center piece is different in every way, a sharp, twisted geometric block covered in aggressive diagonal tool marks that run as a linear texture across the faces, with a deep triangular recess cut into the front. Smooth leaves on either side of a raw, mechanical block.

We have not published dimensions for the three; they are shelf and console pieces, sized to lift a pot or a small object, and we will send exact measurements and weights when you ask. They are reclaimed architectural elements, one of a kind; we do not know the building they came from and will not guess.

Use them singly as low risers under a pot or a small bronze, or together on a console or a deep windowsill, where the contrast between the leaves and the tooled block is the point. The architectural fragments are in Marina Del Rey; come and handle them, or ask for photographs of each piece and a price for the three.