Brutalist Steel Quail Sculptures Trio Garden Art

A trio of crude steel quail sculptures, crafted in a bold Brutalist, hand-cut and welded style. Likely dating to the mid-to-late 20th century, each bird features simplified, angular forms with characteristic forward-leaning posture and short beaks that closely resemble quail. Mounted on flat bases, the figures show expressive, minimal detailing with layered wing elements and individually varied stances.

Constructed from heavy steel, these pieces exhibit a deep, natural rust patina from outdoor display, enhancing their rugged, organic appeal. Their primitive craftsmanship and sculptural presence make them ideal for garden settings, patios, or as striking indoor industrial décor.

A unique and character-rich set that captures the essence of folk art and Brutalist design—perfect for collectors or as a standout decorative grouping.

Condition:
Good condition overall with heavy surface rust and oxidation from outdoor exposure. The patina is consistent and stable. Some bends, rough edges, and small perforations are present from fabrication and weathering, but all three sculptures remain sturdy and display well.

Dimensions:
Largest: 15 x 14 x 6 inches
Smallest: 9 x 7.5 x 4 inches