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STA2404. Paul Stankard botanical sculpture.
I’m pleased to announce that this monumental Cactus botanical is
currently available. The realistic looking green cactus has six yellow
blossoms, nine buds, and an inquisitive brown ant. Beneath the earth
ground are a complex root system with three “root spirits”. Signed in
script on back side “Paul J. Stankard RH5 1998”. 5 ¾” tall.
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STA4419. 1980 Paul Stankard orchid paperweight consisting of a pink lady’s slipper blossom with roots on a translucent cobalt blue ground. Signed with signature cane & dated in script and marked “Experimental”. 3 1/4” diameter, 2” tall.
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STA4433. 1978 Paul Stankard spotted orchid glass paperweight consisting of three orange/brown blossoms with green leaves and roots. Signed with a black on red “S” signature cane, dated 1978, and numbered 16 from a limited edition of 75. 2 3/4” diameter, 2” tall.
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STA4452. Rare early Paul Stankard (1971) single flower having blue petals and a yellow stamen with green leaves and stems. Signed with a black “S” on white signature cane and signed & dated in script on underneath side. Signed “Paul J. Stankard 1971”. 1 7/8” diameter, 1” tall.
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STA4422. 1975 Paul Stankard St. Anthony’s Fire having five red blossoms, green leaves and stems on a clear ground. Signed with a “PS” signature cane and numbered “23575”. 2 7/8” diameter, 2” tall.
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STA2483. Paul Stankard Nature's Splendor
bouquet with multiple blossoms in colors of orange, yellow, white, and
purple. Signed with an "S" signature cane and numbered "A179 1978".
3 1/4" diameter, 2 1/2" tall.
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STA4453. 1985 Paul Stankard pond lily paperweight featuring two blossoms and a lily pad with green stems & brown roots. The design hovers over a translucent cobalt blue ground. Signed with a blue “S” on a white background signature cane. It is dated in script “1985” and numbered 20/75. 3” diameter, 2” tall.
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STA2658. Paul Stankard Bouquet with two St. Anthony’s Fire flowers, six forget-me-nots, buds, pale green leaves and stems on a clear ground. Believed to be from the late 1970’s. “PS” signature cane embedded in the side. 3” diameter, 2” tall.
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