David Webb Coral Fish Desk Object
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David Webb, a designer known for his ability to take the mundane into something extraordinary, made this one of a kind figure of a fish with a coral base and natural pearl body.
This is one of the most important objects made by David Webb as it was made under his vision in 1967 as dated under it.
It was exhibited in the Norton Museum for the David Webb Retrospective exhibition and is also depicted in the David Webb book.
A one in a lifetime opportunity to buy a historic objet d'art that epitomizes David Webb's iconoclast vision
Depicted in full page spread in the "The History of Jewelry: Joseph Saidian and Sons" published by Rizzoli, 2019. Page 77
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