Mid-Century Gems from a Palm Springs Estate by lionandunicorn

MID-CENTURY GEMS FROM A PALM SPRINGS ESTATE

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Immerse Yourself in Mid-Century Elegance: A Palm Springs Estate Auction Step back into an era of unparalleled style and sophistication with our exclusive “Mid-Century Gems from a Palm Springs Estate” auction. This carefully curated collection celebrates the glamour and artistry of mid-century

design, offering a rare chance to own treasures that define timeless elegance. Marvel at the clean lines and iconic craftsmanship of mid-century furniture, the breathtaking artistry of bronze, porcelain, and glass sculptures, and the dazzling brilliance of a Murano chandelier that captures the light like no

other. Let your imagination soar with the vibrant colors of art glass and the refined beauty of silver and flatware. Complete your collection with modern and classic fine art pieces that tell a story of creativity and culture. This is more than an auction—it’s an invitation to bring a touch of Palm

Springs luxury and mid-century charm into your life. Whether you’re a collector, a design enthusiast, or someone who appreciates the finer things, this is an event you simply cannot miss. Transform your home and your collection with pieces that are as unique as they are timeless.

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Production & Design Management

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LLADRO PORCELAIN FIGURINE, REBIRTH 1006571

This Lladro porcelain figurine, titled “Rebirth,” is a captivating representation of elegance and maternal beauty. Crafted from high-gloss porcelain, the sculpture features a graceful woman standing with an arch of delicate pastelhued flowers cascading around her, embracing a serene infant cradled below. The intricate floral detailing and soft color palette exemplify Lladro’s masterful artistry. Part of the esteemed Inspiration Millennium Collection, this piece bears the Lladro backstamp and retains its original box. Measuring 20.5”L x 16.25”W x 10”H, the figurine’s impressive size enhances its presence as a centerpiece for any collection or décor. Lladro, founded in 1953 by brothers Juan, José, and Vicente Lladro in Valencia, Spain, is a worldrenowned producer of fine porcelain art. Known for their meticulous attention to detail and skilled craftsmanship, Lladro pieces are celebrated for their lifelike elegance and delicate beauty. Each figurine is handcrafted by master artisans in their workshops in Spain, where centuries-old techniques are combined with innovative design. Lladro’s distinctive style often blends themes of love, spirituality, and nature, and their pieces are highly sought after by collectors and enthusiasts worldwide. The Inspiration Millennium Collection, introduced to commemorate the dawn of the 21st century, embodies themes of renewal and hope, making “Rebirth” a significant and meaningful addition to their oeuvre.

Artist: Joan Coderch

Issued: 1999 - 2000

Dimensions: 10”L x 6”W x 16.75”H

Starting Bid: $20

Est: $200 - $800

LLADRO PORCELAIN FIGURINE, GRAND

DAME 01011568

This Lladro porcelain figurine, titled “Grand Dame,” epitomizes the glamour and sophistication of the Art Deco era. The figure portrays an elegant lady adorned in a flowing gown with a plunging neckline, accessorized with a graceful shawl and a necklace accented with pearls. Her coiffed hairstyle, inspired by the early 20th-century Art Deco fashion, is topped with delicate floral accents. Intricate porcelain flowers in relief embellish her hat, shawl, and necklace, showcasing Lladro’s meticulous craftsmanship. The glossy finish enhances the piece’s refined aesthetic, while the subtle pastel hues emphasize the brand’s signature artistry. Measuring 16.25”L x 7”W x 10”H, this figurine exudes timeless elegance, making it a centerpiece for collectors of fine porcelain. Founded in Valencia, Spain, in 1953, Lladro has become a globally recognized name in fine porcelain artistry. Known for their attention to detail and dedication to traditional craftsmanship, Lladro figurines are handcrafted by skilled artisans using techniques that have been refined over decades. The brand’s unique style often combines romanticism, elegance, and cultural inspiration, making their pieces highly sought after by collectors. The “Grand Dame” figurine reflects Lladro’s mastery in capturing the spirit of an era, blending historical influences with modern sophistication. This piece is bears the Lladro backstamp and comes in its original box.

Artist: Jose Puche

Issued: 1987-2000

Dimensions: 8.75”L x 4”W x 13.75”H

Starting Bid: $20

Est: $200 - $800

LLADRO PORCELAIN FIGURINE, A TOUCH OF CLASS 1005377

This elegant Lladro porcelain figurine, titled “A Touch of Class,” depicts a refined woman standing gracefully beside a pedestal adorned with delicate white arum lilies. Dressed in an intricately designed gown with flowing details and soft pastel tones, the figure exudes sophistication and timeless beauty. The lifelike texture of the lilies and the ornate pedestal showcase Lladro’s renowned craftsmanship. The figurine is finished with a glossy glaze, enhancing its soft palette and elegant demeanor. Measuring 17.5”L x 10.5”W x 10.75”H, this striking piece is an ideal addition for collectors of fine porcelain. It bears the Lladro backstamp and includes its original box. Lladro, established in 1953 in Valencia, Spain, is a global icon in fine porcelain artistry. Every piece is handcrafted by skilled artisans using traditional techniques passed down through generations. Lladro’s work is celebrated for its attention to detail, artistic innovation, and timeless beauty, often drawing inspiration from themes of romance, nature, and culture.

Artist: Jose Puche

Issued: 1986-2000

Dimensions: 7’’L x 6.5’’W x 14.5’’H

Starting Bid: $20

Est: $200 - $800 3

LLADRO PORCELAIN FIGURINE, TEACHING TO PRAY 10004779

A glossy figure of a sister teaching her brother how to pray. Lladro backstamp.

Artist: Vincente Martinez

Issued: 1971-1997

Dimensions: 4.5’’L x 4’’W x 8.75’’H

Starting Bid: $20

Est: $200 - $800

LLADRO PORCELAIN FIGURINE, FAMILY ROOTS 1005371

Glossy finish depicting a mother reading a book to her children seated on a park bench. Lladro backstamp.

Artist: Antonio Ramos

Issued: 1986-2007

Dimensions: 10.5’’L x 7.25’’W x 10.75’’H

Starting Bid: $20

Est: $200 - $800 5

LLADRO PRIVILEGE FIGURINE MY LITTLE EXPLORERS 1006828

Charming glossy finished figurine depicting a boy in a straw hat walking with his proud dog and it’s puppies. This item has its original box. Box measures 17”L x 13.5”W x 9”H.

Artist: Antonio Ramos

Issued: c. 2003

Dimensions: 10.25”L x 4.75”W x 9.75”H

Starting Bid: $20

Est: $200 - $800

PORCELAIN FIGURE, PUPPY PARADE 1006784

Glossy finish, modeled as a girl walking a family of dogs with their puppies. Lladro backstamp. Impressed 6784 to bottom base. This item has its original box. Box measures: 17”L x 13.5”W x 9.25”H.

Artist: Antonio Ramos

Issued: 2001-2017

Dimensions: 11.75”L x 5.5”W x 9.5”H

Starting Bid: $20

Est: $200 - $800

LLADRO

LANDAU CARRIAGE

This Lladro porcelain sculpture, titled “The Landau Carriage,” captures an elegant 19thcentury scene of refinement and sophistication. The detailed composition features two elegantly dressed ladies seated in a landau carriage, accompanied by a poised coachman guiding a noble white horse. The piece is mounted on a polished wooden base. Handcrafted in Spain, this figurine exemplifies Lladro’s renowned artistry and attention to detail. The glossy finish and intricate design reflect the brand’s signature style, celebrated by collectors worldwide. Lladro backstamp on the base. “The Landau Carriage” is a statement piece, evoking nostalgia for an era of opulence and leisure. Its size, intricate craftsmanship, and storytelling make it a centerpiece in any collection of fine porcelain. Lladro’s limited production of such large, detailed sculptures adds to its rarity and appeal. Lladro was founded in 1953 in Valencia, Spain, by brothers Juan, José, and Vicente Lladro. Renowned for their mastery in porcelain artistry, the company quickly gained international acclaim for its delicate, lifelike figurines. Drawing inspiration from classical themes, romanticism, and everyday life, Lladro pieces are celebrated for their fine detailing and ethereal beauty. Over the decades, Lladro has become synonymous with luxury and excellence in ceramic art, earning a place in prestigious collections worldwide.

Artist: Juan Huerta

Issued: 1987 - 1998

Dimensions: 20.75’’L x 7’’W x 12.5’’H

Starting Bid: $80

Est: $800 - $2000

Unique statue of this Sub-Saharan Cat sitting tall with tail curled distinctively marked with his yellow coloring and black spotted coat. Made in Italy impressed mark.

Issued: c. 1960

Dimensions: 21”L x 9”W x 24”H

Starting Bid: $20

Est: $200 - $800 9

Stunning piece featuring a dancer holding an amber crackled glass globe as stands on a steel base with a black marble finish.

Issued: 20th century

Dimensions: 14.5”L x 6.5”W x 13.75”H

Starting Bid: $20

Est: $200 - $800

This gleaming silver-plated statue, titled Motherhood, captures a tender moment between a mother lovingly gazing down at her child while holding their hands. Designed and handmade in Mexico. D’Argenta sticker on the bottom.

Artist: Lisa S. Castillo (American, b. 1932)

Issued: 1995

Dimensions: 3.75”L x 4”W x 13.25”H

Starting Bid: $10

Est: $10 - $200

LISA S. CASTILLO FOR D’ARGENTA SILVERPLATED SCULPTURE

1994 Limited Edition Mixed media sculpture by Artist Christopher Pardell featuring a bronze and pewter depiction of a young Native American woman on her wedding day. She is holding a traditional Native American Wedding Vase, meant to symbolize the marriage that is to take place. Etched artist’s signature C.A. Pardell and edition on the back. Set upon a green marble pedestal base with a Legends backstamp.

Artist: C.A. Pardell

Issued: 1994

Dimensions: 3.5”L x 3.5”W x 8.75”H

Starting Bid: $10

Est: $10 - $200

Cast bronze bust of Dolores Ibarruri, a politician, best known as La Pasionaria, by Jo Davidson (American, 1883-1952), showcasing remarkable detail and expression. Mounted on a black metal base with an engraved plaque signed by the artist. Barcelona 1938 impressed on the bust.

Artist: Jo Davidson

Issued: 1938

Dimensions: 11”L x 5.5”W x 10”H

Starting Bid: $20

Est: $200 - $800

VINTAGE

ALEXANDER PHIMISTER PROCTOR, ANTIQUE BRONZE, BEAR, SIGNED

A remarkable and rare original bronze sculpture by renowned wildlife artist Alexander Phimister Proctor (1860–1950), celebrated for his mastery in capturing the essence of North American wildlife. This piece features a bear rendered in exquisite detail, showcasing Proctor’s signature warm brown-golden patina. Known for his meticulous artistry, Proctor first garnered acclaim for his polar bear sculptures at the 1893 Columbian Exposition in Chicago, cementing his reputation as a premier wildlife sculptor. The bear stands on a naturalistic base, securely attached with four original screws, emphasizing the durability and craftsmanship of the piece. The sculpture bears Proctor’s signature on the front of the base, inscribed as “A.P. Proctor, 92,” indicating its authenticity and historical significance. Alexander Phimister Proctor was a pivotal figure in American art, known for blending realism and artistic finesse in his depictions of the wild. His works have been exhibited internationally and remain highly sought after by collectors and enthusiasts of wildlife art. Weight: 9.85 Lbs.

Artist: Alexander Phimister Proctor (American 1860-1950)

Issued: c. 1890

Dimensions: 11”L x 5.50”W x 8”H

Starting Bid: $200

Est: $2000 - $3000

AFTER FREDERIC REMINGTON, BRONZE SCULPTURE THE STAMPEDE

Western patinated bronze sculpture after the original by Frederic Remington (American, 18611909), on a green marble base. Includes brass name plate and engraved signature.

Issued: 20th century

Dimensions: 29”L x 9”W x 12”H

Starting Bid: $20

Est: $200 - $800

JOHN

CUTRONE, ORIGINAL PLASTER & LUCITE SCULPTURE, SIGNED

A white plaster sculpture, suspended on a Lucite base, capturing a tender and intimate moment where two lovers are about to kiss, with a moon behind them. Artist’s signature and copyright incised on the bottom: J. Cutrone, Austin Prod. Inc., 1983.

Artist: John Cutrone (American, b. 1955)

Issued: 1983

Dimensions: 6.5”L x 4”W x 10.25”H

Starting Bid: $10 Est: $10 - $200

VINTAGE ITALIAN GLAZED TERRACOTTA

TANG HORSE SCULPTURE

A vintage Italian glazed terracotta sculpture, expertly crafted to evoke the grandeur and artistry of the Chinese Tang dynasty. This standing horse sculpture showcases an elegant craquelure white glaze, enhanced by subtle terracotta dusting for a timeworn, authentic aesthetic. The horse’s muscular form and dignified posture highlight the artistic influence of Tang-era equestrian motifs, celebrated for their tribute to nobility and power. This piece demonstrates exceptional craftsmanship with finely modeled details, including lifelike facial features, articulated musculature, and a sturdy rectangular base.

Issued: c. 1970s

Dimensions: 21.75”L x 8”W x 21.5”H

Starting Bid: $300

Est: $3000 - $5000

A large cylindrical-shaped vase decorated with a hand painted scene of two majestic pheasants in a lavish garden with various flowers and a peach tree. Blue hand painted flowers adorns the interior. Chinese inscription on the top.

Dimensions: 11”W x 13”H

Starting Bid: $20

Est: $200 - $800

CHINESE FAMILLE VERTE PORCELAIN

A set of 2 hand painted pot-shaped porcelain vases with original lids. Each features two ornate painted vases with pink blossoms. Handwritten inscriptions on the sides. The measurements are approximate.

Dimensions: 8.5”W x 12.25”H

Starting Bid: $20

Est: $200 - $800

PAIR

ANTIQUE JAPANESE PORCELAIN BOWL

A white porcelain bowl with a painted eagle on the center, painted foliage around the edges along with pink and red decorative details. The bowl features a metal layer on the exterior. Marked FCO Made in Japan.

Dimensions: 5.75”L x 5.75”W x 1.25”H

Starting Bid: $10

Est: $10 - $200

ANTIQUE CHINESE SILK EMBROIDERY FORBIDDEN

STITCHES PANEL

Antique Chinese silk embroidery sleeve band originally worn on the edges of a lady’s robe made with Forbidden stitches. The composition features a garden scene with chrysanthemums, buds, jardinieres and vases stitched in mirroring horizontal patterns. This luxurious floral scene is framed by delicately stitched ornamental designs and flowers. Housed in a bamboo-shaped gilt frame with a light grey mat. Artwork Dimensions: 11.75”L x 21.50”H. Frame Dimensions: 17”L x 27”H x 1”W.

Issued: c. 1870

Dimensions: See Description

Starting Bid: $20 Est: $200 - $800

CHINESE HAND CARVED WOODEN PANEL WITH GILDED MOTIFS

Openwork carving depicting traditional floral motifs and human figures inspired by Asian artistry. Framed with a rich red border, the design contrasts beautifully with the gilded ornate details, showcasing intricate craftsmanship and cultural heritage.

Dimensions: 14.5”L x 0.5”W x 5.5”H

Starting Bid: $10

Est: $10 - $200

CHINESE HORSES WALL TILES MOSAIC

Beautiful seven tiles surrounded in thick matte boarders, depicting six Chinese horses glazed in relief. Frame size: 46.5”L x 0.75”W x 10.25”H. Sight size: 44.5”L x 8.5”H. Each tile: 6”L x 6”W.

Dimensions: See Description

Starting Bid: $10

Est: $10 - $200

THANOMTUP RONARONG,

THAI

INK DRAWING ON FABRIC, SIGNED

This is an original color ink drawing on cotton fabric mounted onto Masonite board, created by Thai artist Ronarong Thanomtup. The artwork, signed on the lower right, depicts a young nude female in profile, delicately combing her dark, straight hair. Thanomtup’s intricate use of ink and textured backgrounds highlights his mastery of traditional Thai artistic techniques, combined with a modern sensibility. Born in Bangkok, Thailand, in 1940, Ronarong Thanomtup is celebrated for his innovative monoprint techniques and evocative portrayals of Thai culture. A graduate of the prestigious Poh Chang Arts & Crafts College, his artistry has earned him international acclaim, with collectors including Lyndon B. Johnson, Bob Hope, and Vincent Price. Thanomtup’s works often explore the harmony of traditional Thai themes and contemporary expression, reflecting his unique artistic vision. Known for his unconventional process of applying color with his hands, fingers, and palms, Thanomtup’s creations are distinctive, blending spontaneity with precision. His artworks, including those housed in notable galleries such as the Sombat Permpoon Gallery, often feature intricate ink drawings and monoprints that capture the cultural and artistic essence of Thailand. This particular piece exemplifies Thanomtup’s ability to combine traditional techniques with modern interpretations, making it a desirable acquisition for collectors. Housed in a wood frame with a linen mat, this signed drawing is a testament to his enduring legacy in Thai fine art. Artwork Dimensions: 16”L x 24”HFrame Dimensions: 26”L x 34”H x 1.25”W Artist: Thanomtup Ronarong (Thai b. 1940) Issued: c. 1970

Dimensions: See Description

Starting Bid: $20

Est: $200 - $800

This spectacular red kimono features embroidered images of trees and flying cranes with golden details and a golden obi belt. Size 94. Measures 74”L.

Dimensions: See Description

Starting Bid: $20

Est: $200 - $800

2PC VINTAGE JAPANESE RED WEDDING KIMONO AND OBI

Stunning duo of geodes with a red core and crystal accents.

Issued: 20th century

Dimensions: 3.75”L x 2”W x 4.25”H

Starting Bid: $10

Est: $10 - $200

Stunning natural white coral, showcasing intricate branching and delicate texture that captures the beauty of marine life. Tallest piece: 9”L x 5.75”W x 5.5”H.

Dimensions: See Description

Starting Bid: $10 Est: $10 - $200

2PC WHITE CORAL SPECIMEN

A series of preserved creepy crawlies including a cicada, cricket, wasp, true bug, dubia roach, scorpion, 4 beetles and more. Each resin block measures approximately 1.25”L x 0.75”W x 1.75”H.

Dimensions: See Description

Starting Bid: $10

Est: $10 - $200

FILIGREE DREIDEL WITH STAND

This exquisite dreidel is crafted from gold-plated pewter, featuring a leaf design and adorned with vibrant enamel in shades of red, sage green, and pink, and is suspended on a stand.

Dimensions: 2.25”L x 2”W x 3.5”H

Starting Bid: $10

Est: $10 - $200

This delightful framed display features a maritimeinspired design, highlighting various knot styles and a miniature ship, with an interior that opens to reveal hooks for jewelry and key storage.

Issued: 20th century

Dimensions: 8”L x 3”W x 11.75”H

Starting Bid: $10

Est: $10 - $200

MAYFLOWER SORRENTO WOOD INLAY MUSIC BOX, TORNA A SURRIENTO

Plays the Italian melody, Torna a Surriento. A beautiful wooden music jewelry box with four small brass feet. The hinged lid is adorned with an inlay floral cutouts. Mayflower Sorrento Made In Italy sticker. Torna a Surriento sticker.

Issued: 20th century

Dimensions: 6”L x 4”W x 2.75”H

Starting Bid: $10

Est: $10 - $200

Striking marble chess set includes all 32 figures and a board measuring 11.75” x 11.75”. Tallest figure measures 2”H x 1”dia. All items are backed with green felt.

Dimensions: See Description

Starting Bid: $10

Est: $10 - $200

ELEGANT MURANO GLASS CHANDELIER W/FROSTED ROPE DETAILS

An exquisite example of Venetian glass artistry, this hand-crafted Murano glass chandelier is a testament to timeless Italian design and craftsmanship. It features frosted glass components accentuated by delicate gold rope detailing, creating an ethereal and luxurious aesthetic. The chandelier’s design includes eight intricately sculpted, inverted calla lily-shaped lamps, radiating a warm, sophisticated glow. Its artistic design effortlessly blends traditional Murano techniques with contemporary elegance, making it a centerpiece for any space. This chandelier is a collector’s masterpiece and an exceptional addition to interior designs that prioritize style and functionality. Its impeccable craftsmanship, combined with its stunning visual appeal, embodies the artistry that has made Murano glass world-renowned. SHIPPING NOTE: Item located in Wellington, FL - not available for in-house shipping.

Issued: 20th century

Dimensions: 28”H x 24”dia

Starting Bid: $80

Est: $800 - $2000

MID CENTURY MODERN METAL RED FLOOR LAMP WITH MARBLE BASE

A standout piece of mid-century modern design, this arched floor lamp perfectly encapsulates the functional elegance and bold creativity of the era. The lamp features a vibrant red metal frame that curves gracefully, creating a striking silhouette. The sturdy round black marble base not only provides stability but also enhances the lamp’s luxurious aesthetic with its natural veining and polished surface. At the heart of the design is the distinctive drum shade, crafted with a floral motif in a red and white color palette. The fabric shade measures 8.25 inches in height and 12 inches in diameter, offering a soft, diffused light ideal for reading or accentuating a room’s ambiance. Its bold yet understated floral pattern nods to mid-century modern textile trends, where geometric and organic designs were widely celebrated. The lamp is equipped with a practical floor kick switch, a hallmark of mid-century functional design, allowing for effortless operation. The arched construction also makes it an ideal piece for task lighting, providing focused illumination for seating areas without dominating the space. Mid-century modern design, celebrated for its clean lines, organic forms, and innovative use of materials, emerged during the post-World War II era as a response to the optimism of the time. This lamp embodies the spirit of that movement, merging functionality with artistry. The use of bold colors like red reflects the influence of designers such as Alexander Girard and the growing interest in vibrant, expressive interiors. Meanwhile, the floral drum shade showcases the era’s appreciation for integrating nature-inspired patterns into everyday objects. Key Details: Era: Mid-Century Modern, c. 1950–1970Dimensions: Shade: 8.25”H x 12” diameter; Total height approx. 60 inches (from base to top of arch)Materials: Frame: Powdercoated red metalBase: Polished black marble Shade: Fabric with floral print Design Features: Elegant arched frame Floor kick switch for easy functionality Sturdy marble base for stability and style.

Issued: 21st century

Dimensions: 50”L x 14”W x 67”H

Starting Bid: $20

Est: $200 - $800

ORIGINAL ARTEK ALVAR ALTO MIDCENTURY BENTWOOD BIRCH STOOL

An original Artek bentwood stool designed by the renowned Finnish modernist architect and designer Alvar Aalto(1898–1976). Widely considered one of the pioneers of modern architecture and furniture design, Aalto is celebrated for his innovative use of bentwood techniques and his ability to harmonize form and function. This iconic piece, known as the Model 60, showcases Aalto’s revolutionary L-leg design, patented in 1933. The seamless curved birch legs, which are both structural and aesthetic, represent a groundbreaking departure from traditional joinery methods. Aalto’s designs are characterized by their organic forms and human-centric approach, making him one of the most influential figures in 20th-century design. Crafted from high-quality birchwood, this stool exemplifies the mid-century Scandinavian design ethos, emphasizing functionality, simplicity, and the use of natural materials. The Model 60 stool has become a staple in modern interiors, admired for its adaptability as seating, a side table, or a decorative element. This stool bears the original Artek backstamp, reading Original Alvar Aalto Artek Made in Finland 0498. Originally designed in 1933, the Model 60 remains a timeless classic, widely appreciated for its innovative craftsmanship and historical significance. Alvar Aalto was a visionary architect and designer whose career spanned several decades, during which he shaped modernist aesthetics and functionality. Aalto’s architectural works include iconic structures like the Paimio Sanatoriumand Finlandia Hall, while his furniture designs, including the Model 60 stool and the Paimio chair, revolutionized furniture production by introducing innovative bentwood methods. Aalto co-founded Artek in 1935 alongside his wife, Aino Aalto, and two collaborators, with the goal of producing furniture and lighting that seamlessly complemented his architectural vision. His works are celebrated for blending modernism with natural materials and forms, making them enduring symbols of Scandinavian design. The Model 60 stool, in particular, reflects Aalto’s dedication to creating designs that are not only functional but also deeply connected to nature and human experience. Designer: Alvar AaltoManufacturer: ArtekYear of Production: Late 20th centuryMaterial: Bentwood birchDimensions: Height: 17.32 in (44 cm), Diameter: 15.75 in (40 cm)

Artist: Hugo Alvar Henrik Aalto (Finnish 18981976)

Issued: 20th century

Dimensions: 16”L x 16”W x 17”H

Starting Bid: $10

Est: $10 - $200

MID CENTURY MODERN PEACH AND LUCITE LOUNGE CHAIR

This striking mid-century modern lounge chair captures the innovative spirit of the 20th-century design movement. Upholstered in soft faux suede, the chair boasts a vibrant peach hue, providing a warm, inviting aesthetic. The smooth, curved Lucite armrests exemplify the period’s fascination with modern materials, blending sophistication with transparency for a light, airy appearance. Lucite, a hallmark of the 1960s and 1970s, became synonymous with sleek, futuristic design, championed by visionaries like Charles Hollis Jones. The chair’s streamlined form and minimalist construction align with the principles of mid-century modern design, which emphasized simplicity, functionality, and the integration of innovative materials. This piece not only serves as a comfortable seating option but also stands as a testament to the era’s groundbreaking approach to furniture making. It is accompanied by two throw pillows—one circular and one square—for additional style and comfort. Mid-century modern design emerged in the mid-1940s and flourished through the 1960s, revolutionizing interior spaces with its emphasis on affordability, durability, and aesthetic appeal. Lucite, often referred to as Plexiglas, rose to prominence during this time, enabling designers to push creative boundaries. Furniture pieces like this chair epitomize the movement’s timeless appeal and adaptability to modern interiors.

Issued: c. 1970

Dimensions: 16”L x 16”W x 34.25”H

Starting Bid: $20

Est: $200 - $800

MID CENTURY

LUCITE VANITY BAR STOOL

A stylish and rare Mid-Century Modern bar stool crafted by Karmel Plastics, a pioneering manufacturer known for its innovative use of acrylics and lucite during the mid-20th century. Karmel Plastics played a significant role in popularizing lucite furniture, blending durability with sleek, modernist aesthetics. This stool features a high-quality lucite frame with chamfered, curved legs that showcase clean lines and a minimalist design. The chrome circular footrest enhances both functionality and visual appeal. Topped with a plush, caramel-colored velvet cushion, this piece combines comfort with sophisticated design. The stool exemplifies the innovation of mid-century design, making it a sought-after collectible for interior design enthusiasts. Its lightweight yet sturdy lucite construction demonstrates the era’s fascination with new materials and minimalist forms. 28.50 inches in height x 18 inches in diameter.

Issued: c. 1970

Dimensions: See Description

Starting Bid: $20

Est: $200 - $800

This exceptional set of five bar stools reflects Mid-Century Modern-inspired design, dating to the 1970s, by Lion in Frost, a celebrated name in Lucite furniture. Each stool features tubular Lucite frames paired with polished chrome accents and soft beige velvet swivel seats, blending functionality with elegant minimalism. The stools are etched with the signature of Lion in Frost, authenticating their provenance. Lion in Frost rose to prominence in the 1970s, known for their innovative use of Lucite to create luxurious, modern furniture. Their designs, inspired by the clean lines of Mid-Century Modern aesthetics, were a hallmark of high-end interiors during the period, and they remain highly sought after by collectors and enthusiasts of vintage design. The stools bear the etched signature of Lion in Frost. This set of five Lucite bar stools by Lion in Frost represents an outstanding opportunity to own iconic pieces of vintage 1970s design. Their timeless aesthetic and functional elegance make them a valuable addition to both contemporary and retro interiors.

Issued: c. 1970

Dimensions: 18.5”L x 18.5”W x 40.5”H

Starting Bid: $80

Est: $800 - $2000

AUTHENTIC ITALIAN PLIA MODEL

POLYPROPYLENE & CHROME CHAIR

An iconic mid-century modern Plia folding chair, designed in 1967 by renowned Italian industrial designer Giancarlo Piretti for Anonima Castelli. This groundbreaking design combines polypropylene and chrome-plated steel to create a minimalist yet highly functional chair, lauded for its aesthetic appeal and innovative engineering. The Plia chair is a hallmark of Italian modernism, featuring a lightweight and foldable construction with a patented three-disc hinge mechanism that allows for seamless folding and compact storage. Its transparent seat and backrest, paired with a sleek chrome frame, embody the clean lines and practicality of 1960s industrial design. This piece is stamped with the Castelli manufacturer’s mark. The Plia chair’s timeless design has earned it a place in the permanent collections of renowned museums such as the Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) in New York and the Victoria and Albert Museum in London. Designer: Giancarlo PirettiManufacturer: Anonima CastelliYear of Design: 1967Material: Polypropylene and chrome-plated steelDimensions (Open): 19”L x 19”W x 30”HDimensions (Closed): 19”L x 2”W x 35”H Giancarlo Piretti (b. 1940) is an esteemed Italian designer celebrated for his groundbreaking contributions to industrial and furniture design. A graduate of the Instituto Statale d’Arte in Bologna, Piretti began his career designing for Anonima Castelli, where he created numerous iconic designs. The Plia chair, with its innovative three-disc hinge, remains one of his most celebrated works and a symbol of modernist design, earning international acclaim for its aesthetic and functional ingenuity.

Artist: Giancarlo Piretti (Italian 20th century) Issued: c. 1970

Dimensions: See Description

Starting Bid: $10

Est: $10 - $200

CHARLES HOLLIS JONES

BARBRA STREISAND LUCITE STOOL

An exceptional original mid-century modern vanity stool attributed to renowned designer Charles Hollis Jones, affectionately known as “Mr. Lucite” for his pioneering use of acrylic materials in furniture design. This particular piece is part of his iconic “Barbra Streisand” collection, famously commissioned by the Hollywood legend herself. Known for blending functionality with sculptural beauty, Jones crafted this stool with Hollywood Regency elegance, ensuring it would remain timeless in both form and appeal. This stool features a gracefully curved lucite frame complemented by chamfered, tapered legs that radiate sophistication. Its central chrome support and faux leather cushion in an ecru tone add to its luxurious aesthetic while maintaining comfort. The sleek, airy design is a hallmark of Jones’s work, which was often tailored for Hollywood stars, adding exclusivity and glamour to his pieces. Charles Hollis Jones (b. 1945) revolutionized modern furniture design during the mid-20th century by incorporating lucite into high-end furnishings. His collaborations with celebrities like Barbra Streisand, Frank Sinatra, and Diana Ross established him as a favorite among Hollywood elites and solidified his legacy as a design innovator. Dimensions: Height: 30 inches Seat

Diameter: 18 inches

Artist: Charles Hollis Jones (American 20th century)

Issued: Mid 1960

Dimensions: 19.50”L x 17.50”W x 25.25”H

Starting Bid: $20

Est: $200 - $800

GIO PONTI LADDERBACK CHAIRS

A pair of ladderback chairs attributed to Otto Gerda and Gio Ponti, exemplifying 20th Century modern design. These chairs feature sleek black frames with elegant tapered legs and woven rope seats, showcasing a perfect blend of form and function. The timeless silhouette and craftsmanship reflect the high-quality design associated with Italian modernism. Each chair retains its original “Made in Italy” sticker. Gio Ponti (1891–1979) was one of Italy’s most influential 20th-century designers, celebrated for his contributions to modern architecture, furniture, and decorative arts. Known for his innovative use of materials and commitment to functional yet artistic design, Ponti’s work remains iconic in both private and public collections worldwide. His furniture designs often balance simplicity with elegance, as seen in this pair of chairs. Otto Gerda, while less widely known, was a collaborator and contemporary of midcentury designers, bringing a refined approach to traditional forms. His focus on craftsmanship and attention to detail complements Ponti’s innovative vision, resulting in furniture that is both practical and striking.

Issued: 20th century

Dimensions: 21”D x 17”W x 50.5”H

Starting Bid: $20

Est: $200 - $800

MID-CENTURY

LUCITE SIDE TABLE/STAND

A minimalist and chic Mid-Century Modern Lucite side table that doubles as a stand. This elegant piece features a clean and streamlined design, with smoothly curved corners and a distinctive chamfered edge along one side of the base. Constructed entirely of clear Lucite, it showcases a transparent aesthetic that complements a wide range of interior styles, from retro-modern to contemporary minimalist. The table’s versatile dimensions make it suitable for use as a side table, display stand, or decorative accent piece. Its lightweight yet durable construction reflects the innovative use of acrylic materials popularized during the mid-20th century.

Issued: c. 1970

Dimensions: 12”L x 12”W x 36.25”H

Starting Bid: $20

Est: $200 - $800

MID-CENTURY MODERN HOLLYWOOD REGENCY STACKED LUCITE TABLE

This exquisite Mid-Century Modern Hollywood Regency stacked Lucite square end table epitomizes the fusion of minimalist design with Hollywood Regency glamour. Crafted circa 1970s, this piece features a striking sculptural base composed of layered Lucite panels, which support a thick, removable clear glass top. The transparent Lucite construction adds a sense of lightness and sophistication, while the geometric design exudes timeless elegance characteristic of the era. The table’s design reflects the influence of iconic designers such as Charles Hollis Jones, renowned for pioneering the use of Lucite in mid-20th-century furniture. Its clean lines and luminous materials make it an ideal accent for modern, retro, or eclectic interiors. This versatile table is perfect for use as an end table, side table, or display piece, and its removable glass top allows for easy maintenance. Dimensions: Glass

Top: 27” L x 0.50” W x 22” HBase: 17” L x 14” W x 18.25” H

Issued: c. 1970

Dimensions: See Description

Starting Bid: $20

Est: $200 - $800

LUCITE ROLLING CONSOLE

A sleek and radiant Mid-Century Modern rolling console table featuring two tiers of glossy Lucite surfaces. This striking piece exemplifies the clean lines and minimalist aesthetics of the era, with clear, transparent layers accented by elongated mirrored edges. Designed for both form and function, it includes smooth-rolling casters, making it a versatile addition to any modern interior. Ideal for use as a serving cart, display table, or statement furniture piece, this console table embodies sophistication and practicality.

Issued: c. 1970

Dimensions: 51.75”L x 18”W x 30.5”H

Starting Bid: $80

Est: $800 - $2000

SET OF 3 MID-CENTURY MODERN CLEAR LUCITE NESTING TABLES

A stunning set of three Mid-Century Modern clear Lucite nesting tables, showcasing the era’s fascination with innovative materials and minimalist design principles. These nesting tables are both functional and aesthetically striking, offering a versatile solution for space-saving furniture. The sleek, clear Lucite construction gives them a weightless appearance, allowing them to blend seamlessly into a variety of interior styles, from contemporary to retro-modern and Hollywood Regency. Nesting tables like these became popular in the 1960s and 1970s, reflecting the growing demand for multifunctional and space-saving furniture. While the designer of this set is unconfirmed, the style is reminiscent of pieces by iconic mid-century designers like Charles Hollis Jones, who is credited with popularizing Lucite furniture. This material was a hallmark of modern design, celebrated for its strength, versatility, and ability to create visually striking pieces without dominating a room. Dimensions (Largest Table): Length: 21 inchesWidth: 16 inchesHeight: 21.25 inches

Issued: c. 1970

Dimensions: See Description

Starting Bid: $20

Est: $200 - $800

MID-CENTURY MODERN LUCITE & GLASS COFFEE TABLE, INSPIRED BY KARL SPRINGER

A striking mid-century modern coffee table inspired by the iconic Mark II design by Karl Springer (German, 1931–1991), renowned for his innovative use of materials and timeless modernist aesthetics. This table features a clear square glass tabletop, supported by substantial Lucite legs with gracefully rounded edges, and accented by polished chrome corner details that exemplify the sleek sophistication of Hollywood Regency design. The clean lines and transparent elements create a light, airy look that enhances any interior space, making it a perfect centerpiece for mid-century, contemporary, or eclectic décor styles. While unsigned, the table’s craftsmanship and design elements are evocative of Springer’s celebrated work.

Issued: 20th century

Dimensions: 59”L x 59”W x 15”H

Starting Bid: $80

Est: $800 - $2000

ROLLING BAR/SERVING CART

A striking example of mid-century modern design, this two-tier rolling bar or serving cart is crafted from sleek lucite and rests on smooth casters for effortless mobility. The upper and lower shelves are accented with beveled mirrors, reflecting light beautifully and adding a sense of space and sophistication to any room. The clean, minimalist design ensures this cart complements various interiors, from vintage-inspired to contemporary styles. Perfect for use as a bar cart, serving station, or decorative display, this versatile piece combines functionality with timeless elegance. The lucite framework is in excellent condition, with no visible chips or cracks, and the mirrored shelves are pristine with no noticeable blemishes.

Issued: c. 1970

Dimensions: 38.75”L x 28”W x 30”H

Starting Bid: $80

Est: $800 - $2000

MODERNIST 3-DRAWERS MIRRORED CONSOLE TABLE/DRESSER

A chic modernist console table/dresser, seamlessly blending functionality with aesthetic appeal. This piece features mirrored panels on all visible sides, including the top and edges, creating a bold reflective aesthetic that enhances light and space. The clean lines and minimalist design make it a timeless and versatile addition to any interior. Design Features: Mirrored Surfaces: The reflective panels brighten the room by capturing and bouncing light, while also creating an illusion of expanded space—perfect for smaller interiors or as a statement piece in larger rooms.Storage Solutions: Includes three deep drawers and three spacious shelves, offering ample storage. The handle-less drawer design maintains the sleek and uninterrupted facade, staying true to the minimalist aesthetic.Back Cornice Detail: A distinctive back cornice adds a sophisticated architectural element, elevating the overall elegance of the piece. Stylistic Versatility: Complements modern interiors, adding a touch of elegance without overwhelming the space. Enhances glamorous settings such as Hollywood Regency or Art Deco-inspired rooms.Perfect for space enhancement, with mirrored surfaces creating an airy and open feel, ideal for smaller rooms or apartments. Mirrored furniture gained popularity during the Art Deco period, known for its luxury and modernity. This trend has seen a resurgence in contemporary interior design, with mirrored pieces becoming synonymous with elegance and sophistication.

Issued: c. 1970

Dimensions: 60”L x 20”W x 32”H

Starting Bid: $20

Est: $200 - $800

ACRYLIC DESK WITH CHAIR

A remarkable two-piece Mid-Century Modern desk and chair set, masterfully combining sleek design with practical functionality. This ensemble features a streamlined waterfall-style desk crafted from clear Lucite and cacao brown acrylic, paired with a sophisticated Lucite chair constructed from stacked rectangular clear slabs in a dynamic two-by-two formation. This set epitomizes the innovative use of materials and clean lines characteristic of Mid-Century Modern design. Desk Design Features: Material: The desk combines clear Lucite for its waterfall legs with a cacao brown acrylic surface and drawer section, offering a striking contrast of textures and colors. Drawers: Equipped with three floating drawers and one large center drawer, all with integrated pulls, providing ample storage while maintaining a minimalist appearance.Dimensions: 48.25” L x 20” W x 29.75” H Chair Design Features: Material: Crafted entirely from Lucite, the chair features a modern stacked-slab design that reflects and refracts light beautifully, giving it a dynamic and airy quality.Dimensions: 16” L x 16” W x 34.25” H This desk and chair set captures the spirit of Mid-Century Modernism, a movement celebrated for its innovative use of materials such as acrylic and Lucite. Popularized in the 1960s and 1970s by designers like Charles Hollis Jones, Lucite furniture became a hallmark of modern luxury, blending functionality with artistic expression.

Issued: c. 1970

Dimensions: See Description

Starting Bid: $20

Est: $200 - $800

COCKTAIL TABLE

A fabulous example of Space Age design, this round coffee/cocktail table was meticulously crafted by American architect and designer Gary John Neville. The table features a sleek and modern combination of materials, including spun aluminum, polished chrome-plated steel, and a mirrored glass top. Its futuristic aesthetic reflects mid-century modern influences while embodying the innovation and elegance of the Space Age era. The polished chrome finish contrasts beautifully with the frosted glass top, creating a dynamic visual appeal. The piece showcases clean lines and a minimalist design that makes it an iconic statement in contemporary interiors or a retro-modern collection. About the Designer: Gary John Neville was a renowned American architect and industrial designer celebrated for his contributions to mid-century modern and Space Age aesthetics. He is best known for his ability to seamlessly merge functionality with bold, futuristic designs. Drawing inspiration from advancements in technology and the optimism of the Space Age, Neville’s work often incorporated sleek materials, geometric forms, and a minimalist approach. His pieces are highly sought after by collectors and design enthusiasts alike, as they embody the forward-thinking ethos of the 20th century. Neville’s works can be found in prestigious private collections and have been featured in exhibitions highlighting the evolution of modernist furniture design.

Artist: Gary John Neville

Issued: c. 1970

Dimensions: 14.75”H x 38.5” dia.

Starting Bid: $80

Est: $800 - $2000

GARY JOHN NEVILLE SPACE AGE

VENEERED DINING TABLE

A stunning Mid-Century Modern dining table designed by Osvaldo Borsani, featuring a sleek mahogany-veneered top supported by a striking chrome base with four distinctive flared legs. This iconic piece embodies the sophisticated design language and exceptional craftsmanship for which Borsani and his renowned Italian furniture company, Tecno, were celebrated. Design Features: Top: The oval mahoganyveneered surface showcases a rich woodgrain finish, exuding warmth and elegance. The clean, minimalist design makes it versatile for both dining and conference settings.Base: The chrome base features four flared legs with a sculptural quality, providing both stability and a visually striking contrast to the wood top. Craftsmanship: Reflecting the precision and innovation of Italian mid-century furniture design, this table is both functional and a statement piece. Dimensions: Length: (Provide length if available)Width: (Provide width if available) Height: (Provide height if available) Osvaldo Borsani (1911–1985) was a pivotal figure in mid-century Italian design, known for blending modernist principles with luxurious materials. As a co-founder of Tecno, Borsani revolutionized furniture design by incorporating advanced engineering with timeless aesthetics. His pieces remain highly sought after by collectors and design enthusiasts for their innovative and elegant approach.

Issued: 20th century

Dimensions: 79”L x 48.5”W x 29.5”H

Starting Bid: $20

Est: $200 - $800

VINYL ROLLING DESK CHAIR

A timeless Mid-Century Modern office chair designed by Charles Pollock for Steelcase. Renowned for its ergonomic design and sleek aesthetics, this chair features a brown vinyl upholstered seat and armrests paired with a durable black plastic shell back, mounted on a polished stainless steel base with four castors for smooth mobility. This piece showcases the functional beauty and innovative craftsmanship for which Pollock became famous. Design Features: Materials: Brown vinyl upholstery, black molded plastic back, and polished stainless steel legs, reflecting a durable and elegant combination of materials.Comfort: Ergonomic design with padded seat, backrest, and armrests, ensuring comfort during extended use. Mobility: Rolling base with four castors (note: the chair is fitted with four castors instead of the NIHrecommended five for added safety in modern office environments). Charles Pollock (1930–2013) was an influential American industrial designer celebrated for his contributions to modern furniture design. Pollock’s creations, including his iconic office chairs, are lauded for combining ergonomic functionality with minimalist aesthetics. His partnership with Steelcase, a leader in office furniture, produced pieces that remain highly sought after by collectors and design enthusiasts.

Issued: 20th century

Dimensions: 26”D x 26”W x 41”H

Starting Bid: $20

Est: $200 - $800

VINYL ROLLING DESK CHAIR

Issued: 20th century

Dimensions: 24”D x 24.5”W x 37”H

Starting Bid: $20

Est: $200 - $800

BARCELONA STYLE CHAIR AND OTTOMAN

A sophisticated replica of the iconic Barcelona chair and ottoman originally designed by Ludwig Mies van der Rohe for the German Pavilion at the 1929 International Exposition in Barcelona. This set includes a black leather chair and matching ottoman, both featuring a sleek, polished stainless steel frame and distinctive tufted, checkerboard-style leather upholstery.

Chair Features: Frame: Polished stainless steel with elegantly curved legs, echoing Mies van der Rohe’s timeless design.Upholstery: Black leather with button-tufted detailing in a checkerboard pattern, offering both comfort and visual appeal.

Dimensions: 30” W x 30” D x 29” H Ottoman Features: Frame: Matching polished stainless steel base with cross-braced legs for stability. Upholstery: Tufted black leather, perfectly complementing the chair.Dimensions: 24” W x 22” D x 16” H Design Inspiration: The Barcelona chair and ottoman are among the most iconic furniture pieces of the 20th century, representing the essence of modernism with their clean lines, luxurious materials, and understated elegance. Designed by Mies van der Rohe, one of the pioneers of modern architecture, this set is a tribute to the philosophy of “less is more.”

Issued: 20th century

Dimensions: See Description

Starting Bid: $20

Est: $200 - $800

FRENCH ORNATE GILDED MARBLE WALL MOUNTED TABLE

A heavily carved gilded wall mounted table with 1” thick dark Emperador marble shelf topper. Includes a pair of gilded cast metal wall supports.

Issued: 20th century

Dimensions: 32”L x 13”W x 17.25”H

Starting Bid: $10

Est: $10 - $200

ANTIQUE PERSIAN FLORAL FRINGED RUG

A red, blue, and brown rectangular rug adorned with intricate floral patterns, framed by a series of distinctive geometric borders, and finished with fringe. Manufacturing tag marked Kurd Ham. Manufacturing tag marked June 1921.

Dimensions: 79”L x 47”W x 0.25”Pile Height

Starting Bid: $20

Est: $200 - $800

Nourisons patented soumak inspired weave was specifically created to give these sophisticated flat weave area rugs the elegant, antique look of fine museum originals. A tomato red center field with gold and blue border of geometric flowers and animals.

Issued: 20th century

Dimensions: 71”L x 46”W x 0.25”Pile Height

Starting Bid: $20

Est: $200 - $800

A rectangular red rug adorned with a blue border, featuring beautiful flowers scattered throughout the design in shades of red, blue, and white.

Dimensions: 58.5”L x 30”W x 0.25”Pile Height

Starting Bid: $20

Est: $200 - $800

A large rectangular red rug adorned with a vibrant multicolor border, featuring a diverse array of artistic elements including pinwheels, birds, dice like squares, and various abstract shapes, creating a lively and dynamic design.

Dimensions: 92”L x 65”W x 0.25”Pile Height

Starting Bid: $20

Est: $200 - $800

A long red, black, and brown rug featuring a captivating array of shapes, including snowflakes, squares, staircases, and more, woven together to create a mesmerizing tapestry of design.

Dimensions: 171”L x 39”W x 0.25”Pile Height

Starting Bid: $20

Hand knotted, long deep richly colored field with multiple gray accented medallions and fringed carpet runner.

Issued: 20th century

Dimensions: 150”L x 34”W x 0.25”Pile Height

Starting Bid: $20

Est: $200 - $800

Thick pile red center medallion rug with fringe and black border. Stylized geometric images of people and animals.

Issued: 20th century

Dimensions: 79”L x 51”W x 0.25”Pile Height

Starting Bid: $20

Est: $200 - $800

ORIGINAL

ON BOARD BY WESLEY LEA, SIGNED, 1959

This is an original abstract expressionist oil on board by American artist Wesley Lea (1914–1981), signed and dated “Lea 59” in the lower left corner. The painting showcases Lea’s dynamic use of color and texture, featuring bold strokes and a striking palette of aqua, deep red, ultramarine, purple, and muted browns. The energetic composition captures the hallmarks of mid-20thcentury abstraction, emphasizing movement and emotional depth. Wesley Lea was a prominent figure in American abstract expressionism, known for his innovative approach to color and form. Active during the 1950s and 1960s, Lea’s works reflect the vibrancy and emotional intensity that defined the movement. His contributions to abstract expressionism have been celebrated in both regional and national exhibitions, including appearances at the Whitney Museum of American Art. His pieces are highly sought after by collectors of modern and contemporary art. Housed in a marbled silver-colored frame, the painting’s dimensions are 11.5”L x 8.5”H, with the frame measuring 13.5”L x 10.5”H. This work exemplifies Wesley Lea’s mastery of abstract expressionism, making it a valuable addition to any modern art collection.

Artist: Wesley Lea (American 1914-1981)

Issued: 1959

Starting Bid: $10

Est: $10 - $200

Splendid original pastel on paper of an abstracted landscape that depicts Buffalo Lake rolling hills in rich cream colors and blue-green hues. Signature and date on lower right: illegible 89. On verso label with title, medium, date, dimensions, and price: $ 425.00. Housed in a wood frame with an ecru mat. Artwork Dimensions: 22.75”L x 12.50”H. Frame Dimensions: 30.50”L x 19.75”H x 1.25”W. Artwork can be unframed and rolled for shipment.

Issued: 1989

Dimensions: See Description

Starting Bid: $20

Est: $200 - $800

ELKE SOMMER, LARGE COLOR SERIGRAPH ON LAID PAPER, SIGNED

Village Scene is a bright and cheerful original color serigraph on laid paper by German artist Elke Sommer who is primarily influenced by March Chagall’s dream-like and folkloric imagery. Edition number and signature in graphite on lower edge: A.P. (Artist Proof) Elke Sommer. Housed in a wooden frame with a chocolate brown linen mat and backing. Sight size: 22.50”L x 31.50”H. Frame Dimensions: 31.25”L x 41.25”H x 1.50”W. Artwork can be unframed and rolled for shipment.

Artist: Elke Sommer (German b.1940)

Issued: c. 1970

Dimensions: See Description

Starting Bid: $10

Est: $10 - $200

PAUL-MATTHIAS PADUA (AFT.) FRAMED COLOR LITHOGRAPH ON BOARD

Still life Flowers on White Background is a color lithograph on paper board after Austrian-German artist Paul-Matthias Padua’s original oil on canvas. Signature and date in plate on lower right side: Padua 62. Published by Catalda Fine Arts, Inc. New York. Housed in a cream color and lightly gilded textured frame. Sight size: 19”L x 22.75”H. Frame Dimensions: 26.75”L x 30.50”H x 1.50”W.

Artist: After Paul-Matthias Padua (AustrianGerman 1903-1981)

Issued: c. 1970

Dimensions: See Description

Starting Bid: $10

Est: $10 - $200

CALMAN SHEMI, ORIGINAL ACRYLIC & GOLD LEAF ARTWORK, SIGNED

Dazzling original acrylic on textured gold leaf coated aluminum background by Abstract Colorist Calman Shemi. It includes four kaleidoscopic forms that appear to float on the shimmering surface. Signature on lower left: Calman Shemi. Housed in an imposing Art Deco style gilded frame with recessed black mats.

Artwork Dimensions: 23”L x 14.75”H. Frame

Dimensions: 37”L x 29”H x 2.50”W.

Artist: Calman Shemi (Argentina/Israeli b. 1939)

Dimensions: See Description

Starting Bid: $20

Est: $200 - $800

JAMES ROSENQUIST, ORIGINAL COLOR INTAGLIO ON PAPER, SIGNED

A vibrant and unique color intaglio and relief print on Pescia Italian paper by renowned American Pop artist James Rosenquist (1933–2017).

Titled Window Washer Glass House, this artwork features a dynamic abstraction highlighted by hand-coloring with a rubber tire, a hallmark of Rosenquist’s innovative techniques. The bold composition, blending vivid reds, yellows, and blues, evokes a sense of industrial modernity and energy. Signed and dated by the artist in graphite on the lower right, “James Rosenquist 1978,” with the edition and title on the lower left: “49/78 Window Washer Glass House.” This print exemplifies Rosenquist’s contribution to the Pop Art movement, merging commercial art elements with fine art. James Rosenquist was one of the most influential figures in the Pop Art movement, alongside contemporaries such as Andy Warhol, Roy Lichtenstein, and Claes Oldenburg. Originally trained as a billboard painter, Rosenquist’s background in large-scale commercial art greatly influenced his artistic practice, as seen in his monumental works and use of fragmented imagery. Rosenquist’s art often juxtaposes disparate images—drawn from advertising, consumer culture, and personal experiences—to create thought-provoking compositions that challenge perceptions of modernity and media. His groundbreaking work, F-111 (1965), is considered a masterful critique of the militaryindustrial complex and consumer culture. A recipient of numerous accolades, Rosenquist’s works are held in prestigious collections worldwide, including the Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) in New York, the Art Institute of Chicago, and the Tate Gallery in London. His innovative use of vibrant colors and unconventional materials continues to resonate with collectors and art enthusiasts alike.

Artist: James Albert Rosenquist (American 19332017)

Issued: 1978

Dimensions: 39.75”L x 22.75”H

Starting Bid: $80

Est: $800 - $2000

TAKESADA MATSUTANI (JAPANESE, B. 1937) “FLY” SCREENPRINT, SIGNED AND NUMBERED

This striking screenprint, titled Fly, showcases Takesada Matsutani’s mastery of abstract art. Created in 1971, the composition features a gradient gray background with an ethereal white arch above cascading red linear patterns, evoking a dynamic sense of movement and balance. The print is signed by the artist in pencil on the lower right, numbered 13/75, and titled Fly. Sight size measures 22.25” x 28”. Matsutani, a key member of the renowned Gutai Art Association, is celebrated for his innovative techniques and exploration of texture, form, and movement. His works are highly sought after by collectors worldwide, making this limited-edition screenprint an exceptional addition to any modern art collection.

Starting Bid: $20

Est: $600 - $1000

LESLIE RAGAN, LITHOGRAPH, CHICAGO NEW YORK CENTRAL LINES

A color lithograph by Leslie Ragan, originally designed in 1929 to promote travel on the New York Central Line railroad. This artwork captures a vibrant cityscape of Michigan Avenue, showcasing world-famous Chicago architecture with remarkable Art Deco stylization. The composition exemplifies Ragan’s ability to convey architectural elegance and a sense of movement, hallmarks of his work. This particular lithograph was printed by Latham Litho and Printing Company, Long Island City, New York, and republished in 1987 by Poster Plus Inc., Chicago, Illinois. The poster features publisher markings: 1987 Poster Plus Inc. on the lower left and Latham Litho and Printing Co. on the lower right. Leslie Ragan (1897–1972) was one of the most celebrated commercial illustrators of his time, known for his iconic travel posters created for major railroads and airlines. His meticulous attention to detail, mastery of light, and ability to romanticize modern transportation made him a leading figure in 20th-century American illustration. His work is highly sought after by collectors and celebrated for its enduring appeal. Housed in a metallic frame, the poster’s dimensions are 23.5”L x 35.5”H, with the frame measuring 24.5”L x 1.25”W x 36.25”H. This exceptional piece is both a collector’s item and a tribute to Ragan’s masterful ability to evoke the grandeur of the golden age of rail travel. Excellent condition with vibrant colors, ready for display.

Artist: Leslie Ragan (American, 1897-1972)

Issued: 1987

Dimensions: See Description

Starting Bid: $80

Est: $800 - $2000

SALVADOR DALI (AFT.) ORIGINAL LITHOGRAPH ON

PAPER, SIGNED

An exquisite original color lithograph on Arches paper after Salvador Dali’s 1959 oil painting The Discovery of America by Christopher Columbus. Printed in a limited edition of 300. Edition number and signature on lower edge. Housed in metallic gold toned frame with a white mat. Sight size: 23.5”L x 32.5”H. Frame Dimensions: 27.75”L x 0.75”W x 36.75”H.

Artist: After Salvador Dali (Spanish, 1904-1989)

Dimensions: See Description

Starting Bid: $20

Est: $200 - $800

DALI (AFT.) COLOR POSTER

SWANS REFLECTING ELEPHANTS

This stunning color print poster on paper features Dali’s 1937 original oil painting from his Paranoiac-critical period, Swans Reflecting Elephants. Artist’s signature and title printed on lower edge. Housed in a spotted metallic sheen frame. Sight size: 27.25”L x 21.5”H. Frame

Dimensions: 30.75”L x 1”W x 24.75”H.

Artist: After Salvador Dali (Spanish, 1904-1989)

Dimensions: See Description

Starting Bid: $10

Est: $10 - $200

SALVADOR

EXPRESSIONIST STYLE ORIGINAL OIL ON CANVAS, FEMALE NUDE

Monumental Expressionist original oil on canvas that was purchased in Washington D.C. directly from the artist in 1986. Made with loosely applied brushstrokes, the painter depicts a moody scene featuring a female nude who partially covers her body as a dark silhouette looks on from the side. Housed in a deep burgundy frame. Artwork Dimensions: 39.50”L x 60”H. Frame Dimensions: 42”L x 62.25”H x 1.25”W.

Issued: 1986

Dimensions: See Description

Starting Bid: $20

Est: $200 - $800

SANDRO CHIA, ORIGINAL SIGNED CARBORUNDUM ETCHING WITH HAND COLORING ON PAPER, LTD ED 4/50???????

This exquisite carborundum etching with vibrant hand coloring is printed on handmade paper by renowned Italian artist Sandro Chia, a pivotal figure in the Transavanguardia movement of the late 20th century. This artwork is part of the Ten Masterprints portfolio, showcasing a limited edition of 50 prints, of which this piece is number 4. The artist’s signature is prominently displayed on the lower right corner. Chia’s work is celebrated for its dynamic interplay of color and form, blending figurative and abstract elements that evoke movement and emotion. This etching captures the essence of his artistic legacy, making it a valuable addition for collectors and admirers of contemporary Italian art.

Artist: Sandro Chia (Italian, b. 1946)

Issued: c. 1990

Dimensions: 38.5”L x 44.5”H

Starting Bid: $80

Est: $800 - $2000

A visually arresting, large-scale PostContemporary photographic collage on aluminum plate. This piece juxtaposes striking imagery, featuring fallen political, cultural, and religious global icons amidst industrial debris and vibrant scattered flowers. The thoughtprovoking composition evokes themes of decay, renewal, and collective memory, making it a powerful statement piece for any contemporary art collection. The photographic work measures 36”L x 36”H and is mounted within a frame measuring 36.75”L x 36.75”H x 2”W. The use of an aluminum plate as the medium enhances the reflective quality of the artwork, inviting viewers to engage with its dynamic layers from multiple perspectives. This one-ofa-kind artwork exemplifies the artist’s skill in blending photography with conceptual art to explore themes of societal transformation and resilience. Ideal for collectors of post-modern and contemporary art or those seeking a bold centerpiece for their space.

Issued: c. 2000

Dimensions: See Description

Starting Bid: $80

Est: $800 - $2000

LEONID AFREMOV, LARGE IMPRESSIONIST OIL ON CANVAS, SIGNED

This oil on canvas is an exemplary work by the renowned Russian-Israeli contemporary Impressionist artist Leonid Afremov (1955–2019), whose masterful use of palette knives and vibrant color palettes has garnered acclaim worldwide. Afremov’s distinctive style is characterized by his ability to evoke emotion through texture, light, and dynamic compositions. Born in Belarus, Afremov trained at the prestigious Vitebsk Art School, an institution founded by Marc Chagall, whose influence is evident in Afremov’s expressive and luminous works. The artwork depicts a serene white horse juxtaposed against an old-world cityscape. Architectural details, such as church spires and rustic buildings, serve as a backdrop to the horse’s reflective pose, evoking a sense of tranquility amidst urban bustle. Afremov’s signature palette of soft pinks, burnt oranges, and light browns is accentuated by bright whites and subtle highlights, lending depth and vibrancy to the composition. The artist’s mastery of thick and thin paint applications creates a tactile, almost sculptural quality to the work. His signature appears on the lower right. The painting is housed in an elaborate gilded wooden frame with intricately carved grape vine motifs and an ecru linen border, providing an elegant presentation that enhances its visual impact. About the Artist: Leonid Afremov was a prolific artist whose works have been celebrated for their ability to convey nostalgia, warmth, and a dreamlike quality. Over his career, Afremov created an extensive body of work that includes cityscapes, landscapes, and intimate portraits. His use of the palette knife to apply bold swathes of color became his signature technique, allowing him to achieve unparalleled texture and depth. Despite initial challenges in his career, including political oppression in the Soviet Union, Afremov found success after immigrating to Israel and later the United States. His paintings are now held in private collections and galleries worldwide, and his legacy continues to inspire collectors and art enthusiasts alike. Dimensions: Artwork: 30” L x 40” HFrame: 43” L x 53” H x 2”

W Artist: Leonid Afremov (Russian-Israeli b. 1955)

Issued: c. 1990

Dimensions: See Description

Starting Bid: $250

Est: $1200 - $3500

MARIE LINNELL, ORIGINAL TROMPEL’OEIL

OIL ON CANVAS, SIGNED

Large original oil on canvas by American artist Marie Linnell who paints a Still-life in a Trompel’Oeil technique (Fool the Eye.) Features a stack of leather bound and paper cover books with a quill and wax seal projecting from the small table. Signature on lower right: Marie Linnell. Housed in a lightly gilded carved wooden frame.

Artwork Dimensions: 23.25”L x 29.25”H. Frame

Dimensions: 29.50”L x 35.50”H x 2”W.

Artist: Marie Linnell (American 20th century)

Issued: c. 1960

Dimensions: See Description

Starting Bid: $10

Est: $10 - $200

AFTER MARC CHAGALL, ORIGINAL COLOR LITHOGRAPH ON WOVE PAPER

Original color lithograph exhibition poster on wove paper for the exhibition Marc Chagall and The Bible (Chagall et La Bible) held at the Musee Rath-Geneva in 1962. Printed by Mourlot France.

Artist: After Marc Chagall (Russian/French 18871985)

Issued: 1962

Dimensions: 21”L x 29.75”H

Starting Bid: $20

Est: $200 - $800

JEAN LAMOUROUX (FRENCH, 1933-2008)

OIL PAINTING, SIGNED

A large and vibrant post-impressionist oil painting on canvas by renowned French artist Jean Lamouroux (1933–2008). This captivating artwork showcases a close-up view of a lush shrub adorned with yellow, trumpet-like flowers and sharp green leaves set against a subtle, gradated gray background. The composition highlights Lamouroux’s signature style of blending realism with expressive color tones. The painting is signed by the artist in the lower right corner and is part of a series of four floral works, emphasizing its significance within Lamouroux’s oeuvre. Presented in a white frame with a gloss finish, this piece is ready to enhance any contemporary or traditional interior. Jean Lamouroux was an influential figure in the postwar French art scene, celebrated for his ability to merge classical techniques with modernist themes. Known primarily for his floral and landscape compositions, Lamouroux’s work was deeply inspired by the natural world and the vibrant colors of the French countryside. His career spanned several decades, during which he exhibited widely in France and Europe, earning acclaim for his distinct post-impressionist style. Today, his works are held in private collections and galleries, reflecting his enduring legacy as a master of contemporary French art. Medium: Oil on canvasSight Size: 59”H x 23.5”WFrame Size: 60.5”H x 25”W x 1.5”D

Artist: Jean Lamouroux Issued: 1993

Starting Bid: $80

Est: $800 - $2000

PICASSO LITHOGRAPH ATELIER

MOURLOT, BACCHANALE II

Lithograph on wove paper printed on an ochre tint stone after an original drawing by Pablo Picasso. Entitled Bacchanale II, this exuberant scene depicts a smiling Bacchus whose frontal nudity morphs with the Bacchante who appears in absolute ecstasy. A piper plays music to the joyful scene that Picasso completed with saccades of broken and continuous black lines. This lithograph was used as the front cover to Fernand Mourlot’s Picasso Lithographe, Tome III, 1949-1956.

Artist: After Pablo Picasso (Spain, 1881-1973)

Dimensions: 9”L x 12”H

Starting Bid: $20

Est: $200 - $800

PABLO

MARTHA HAYDEN, ABSTRACT

WATERCOLOR ON PAPER, SIGNED

Large watercolor on heavy paper by American Modernist Martha Hayden. She applies translucent washes of warm colors resulting in an abstracted Standing Figure. Signature in black ink on lower right: Martha Hayden-Salzburg. Housed in a metallic frame with a white. Sight size: 16.75”L x 23”H. Frame Dimensions: 24.25”L x 32.25”H x 1”W. Artwork can be unframed and rolled for shipment.

Artist: Martha Hayden (American b. 1936)

Issued: c. 1990

Dimensions: See Description

Starting Bid: $20

Est: $200 - $800

NFL WARNER BROS ORIGINAL SERIOLITHOGRAPH ON PAPER, SIGNED

This is an original officially licensed seriolithograph in color on heavy gloss paper featuring all of the great Warner Bros. and Looney Tunes characters as NFL Running Backs who have rushed 10,000 yards or more during their NFL career including: Walter Payton, Eric Dickerson, Tony Dorsett, Jim Brown, Franco Harris, Marcus Allen, Barry Sanders, John Riggins, O.J. Simpson, Thurman Thomas, O.J. Anderson, and Emmitt Smithart. Part of a limited edition of 2000. Edition number and signature by Robert McKimson’s son on lower edge. Official NFL and McKimson hologram stamps lower corners. Housed in a wooden frame with a white and brown mat. Sight size: 36”L x 18”H. Frame Dimensions: 47”L x 1”W x 28.75”H. Certificate of Authenticity included. Artist: After Robert McKimson Sr. (American, 1910-1977)

Issued: 1999

Dimensions: See Description

Starting Bid: $10

Est: $10 - $200

WARNER BROS. STUDIO TAZ GOLF ANIMATION ART SERICEL

Limited edition of 5000. A full color Sericel of Warner Bros. Studio Looney Tunes iconic character Taz, the Tasmanian Devil in a golf course. Authentic Images logo on lower left and Looney Tunes Warner Bros. Logo on lower right side. Housed in a black frame with white mat. Sight size: 10.5’’L x 13.75’’H. Frame size: 20.5’’L x 1.25’’W x 23.75’’H. Certificate of Authenticity included.

Issued: c. 2000

Dimensions: See Description

Starting Bid: $10

Est: $10 - $200

BARBERA ANIMATION SERIGRAPH CEL OF MUMBLY, SIGNED

Limited edition. Full color serigraph cel of Hanna Barbera Studio beloved character Mumbly. Signed on lower left by Bill Hanna and Joe Barbera. Hanna Barbera Studio Original Hand Painted Production Cel Logo on lower left. Housed in a gold frame with white mat. Certificate of Authenticity included. Sight size: 12’’L x 9’’H. Frame size: 21.5’’L x 1.25’’W x 18.75’’H.

Artist: Bill Hanna (United States 06/14/1910 - 03/22/2001) & Joe Barbera (United States 03/24/1911 - 12/18/2006)

Issued: c. 2005

Dimensions: See Description

Starting Bid: $20 Est: $200 - $800

HANNA

1939 WALT DISNEY RACE TO TREASURE ISLAND GAME & SERICEL

Set of one 1939 Walt Disney colorful map game and one 1988 Mickey sericel. It features the rarely offered original color map game Mickey’s & Donald’s Race to Treasure Island, published by Standard Oil Company of California in 1939 for the Golden Gate International Exposition on San Francisco Bay. Also includes one 1988 Mickey is Sixty! Time Magazine Disney Fantasia pull-out sericel with Mickey appearing in his Sorcerer’s apprentice magician’s blue hat and red robe.

Map Dimensions: 27”L x 20”H. Sericel size: 10”L x 8”H. Artwork can be unframed and rolled for shipment.

Issued: 1939 & 1988

Dimensions: In description

Starting Bid: $20

Est: $200 - $800

Outstanding large original color photograph entitled Our Seals Bite by American artist Cynthia Guest who shot it in a semi abstract style. Signature and date on lower right side: C. Guest 1999. Housed under a thick board white mat. Artwork Dimensions: 24”L x 20”H. Mat size: 31.50”L x 28.50”H.

Artist: Cynthia Guest (American 20th-21st century)

Issued: 1999 Starting Bid: $

MARGARET NES, ORIGINAL PASTEL ON PAPER, SIGNED

Small White House is a splendid original pastel on paper by French/American artist Margaret Nes. Her use of chiaroscuro on bright and clean surfaces reflect the extreme sunlight of Santa Fe where she resides since 1969. Signature on lower right: Nes. Title, artist, date, medium and price on verso of frame with gallery E.S. Lawrence, Taos, NM. Housed in a metallic frame with a white mat.

Artwork Dimensions: 15.25”L x 16.25”H. Frame

Dimensions: 24.25”L x 25.25”H x 1”W.

Artist: Margaret Nes (French/American b. 1950)

Issued: 1990

Dimensions: See Description

Starting Bid: $20

Est: $200 - $800

ROBERT RAUSCHENBERG, ORIGINAL GELATIN SILVER PRINT ON PAPER, SIGNED

Smitty’s Melon is a rarely offered original gelatin silver print on paper by American artist Robert Rauschenberg. This outstanding black and white photograph is part of his mid-1970s series used in Crops and subsequent Combines.Signature, date, and number in black marker on lower left: 7-79-L-3 #9 Robert Rauschenberg. Housed in a silver metallic frame with a white mat. Artwork

Dimensions: 13”L x 9”H. Frame Dimensions: 20.25”L x 16.25”H x 1”W. Artwork can be unframed and rolled for shipment.

Artist: Robert Rauschenberg (American, 19252008)

Issued: 1979

Dimensions: See Description

Starting Bid: $50

Est: $500 - $1200

GEORGE HURRELL, ORIGINAL SILVER GELATIN PHOTOGRAPH OF JOAN CRAWFORD, SIGNED

An exquisite original gelatin silver print on Portriga fiber paper by legendary photographer George Hurrell, featuring Hollywood icon Joan Crawford. This photograph, taken in 1941 at Joan Crawford’s home in Brentwood on Bristol Avenue, epitomizes the glamour and sophistication of the Golden Age of Hollywood. Hurrell, celebrated as the “Master of Hollywood Glamour Photography,” is renowned for his dramatic lighting and innovative techniques that defined the aesthetic of Hollywood’s elite during the 1930s and 1940s. His work continues to be revered by collectors and photography enthusiasts alike. Joan Crawford, one of the most iconic actresses of her era, is remembered for her commanding presence and her Academy Awardwinning performance in Mildred Pierce (1945). This portrait captures Crawford at the height of her career, showcasing her elegance and star power that solidified her status as a legend of the silver screen. The photograph is part of Portfolio Hurrell, Vol. III, published by Creative Art Images, Inc., Los Angeles, CA. It is hand-signed by George Hurrell in black ink on the lower right and is editioned 211/250 on the lower left. The photograph comes with its original double-sided protective cover.

Artist: George Edward Hurrell (American, 19041992)

Issued: 1979

Dimensions: 16”L x 20”H

Starting Bid: $20

Est: $200 - $800

GEORGE HURRELL, ORIGINAL SILVER GELATIN PHOTOGRAPH, SIGNEDFEATURING ANNA MAY WONG, EDITION 211/250

An original silver gelatin photograph on paper, capturing the timeless elegance of Anna May Wong, Hollywood’s first Chinese-American movie star and an icon of the Golden Age of cinema. This striking portrait, taken in 1938, showcases Wong’s poise and beauty, reflecting her groundbreaking career that paved the way for greater diversity in film. Known for her roles in classics such as Shanghai Express (1932) and The Thief of Bagdad (1924), Wong became an international sensation and a symbol of glamour and resilience in an era that often limited roles for minorities. The photograph was taken by George Hurrell, the celebrated “Grandfather of Hollywood Glamour Photography,” whose mastery of light and shadow redefined the art of portrait photography. Hurrell’s innovative techniques turned Hollywood stars into ethereal icons, and his work adorned the covers of countless magazines and studio promotional materials. Taken at Hurrell’s legendary Sunset Boulevard studio in Los Angeles, this handdeveloped, large-format print is from the original negative and bears Hurrell’s signature in black ink on the lower right. The edition number, “211/250,” is inscribed on the lower left. Published as part of Portfolio Hurrell, Vol. III by Creative Art Images, Inc., Los Angeles, CA, this photograph exemplifies the collaboration between Wong, a cinematic pioneer, and Hurrell, the defining visual artist of Hollywood’s Golden Era.

Artist: George Edward Hurrell (American 19041992)

Issued: 1979

Dimensions: 16”L x 20”H

Starting Bid: $20

Est: $200 - $800

ANTHONY SCORNAVACCA, ORIGINAL DRAWING ON PAPER, NUDE SIGNED

Large charcoal and pastel on paper depicting an intimate portrayal of a nude woman by American Contemporary artist Anthony Scornavacca, one of the founders of the Coconut Grove Arts Festival in 1962. Signature on upper left: Scornavacca. Housed in a reflective metallic frame with linen mats. Artwork Dimensions: 23”L x 17.50”H. Frame Dimensions: 37.50”L x 32.25”H x 1”W. Artwork can be unframed and rolled for shipment. Artist: Anthony Scornavacca (American, 19261986)

Issued: c. 1970

Dimensions: See Description

Starting Bid: $10

Est: $10 - $200

DULCE BEATRIZ, ORIGINAL B&W LITHOGRAPH ON

LAID PAPER, SIGNED

Original black and white lithograph on laid paper by Cuban artist Dulce Beatriz (Dulce Hernandez Moreno de Ayala) whose paintings are held in the permanent collections of museums in the United States, Latin America, Mexico, and Europe. A follower of the Spanish School, and Impressionists and Post-Impressionists of the School of Paris, Beatriz depicts the intimate moment of a young child asleep. Signature and edition number in graphite on lower right: Dulce H. de Beatriz. 80/150. Housed in a metallic frame with a linen mat. Sight size: 21”L x 16.25”H. Frame Dimensions: 30.50”L x 25.50”H x 1.50”W. Artwork can be unframed and rolled for shipment. Artist: Dulce Hernandez de Beatriz (CubanAmerican 1931-2021)

Issued: c. 1980

Dimensions: See Description

Starting Bid: $10

Est: $10 - $200

OF FLORA

Original engraving on paper entitled The Universal Power of Love from English botanist Robert Thornton’s flower book The Temple of Flora. A nude figure stands on a sphere above a motto by evolutionist Charles Darwin that served as a frontispiece for the chapter On the Sexes of Plants. Inscribed: Kirke Pinx. Ant. Cardon Sculpt. On the lower part: Hieronymus Sperling delineavit et Sculptsit. Housed a brown and gilded wood frame. Sight size: 9.50”L x 13.75”H. Frame size: 11.25”L x 15.50”H x 1”W.

Artist: Anthony Cardon (Flemish, 1772-1813) Issued: 18th century

Starting Bid: $20

Est: $200 - $800

FOLLOWER OF EUGENE DE BLAAS, ANTIQUE OIL ON CANVAS, SIGNED

Antique oil on canvas genre scene after the original painting by Austrian/Italian artist Eugene de (von) Blaas entitled Fisherman’s House. Housed in a lightly metallic painted wooden frame. Signature and date on lower right: G. Hinton 1900. Sticker on verso for The City Frame Co. Ltd. 34 Coleman Street E.C. & 72 Britannia City Road. Artwork Dimensions: 33.50”L x 23.50”H. Frame Dimensions: 36.50”L x 26.50”H x 1.50”W.

Artist: Follower of Eugene de (von) Blaas (Austrian/Italian 1943-1932))

Issued: 1900

Dimensions: See Description

Starting Bid: $10

Est: $10 - $200

T.E. PENCKE, IMPRESSIONIST OIL ON BOARD, PARIS SCENE, SIGNED

An original Impressionist oil painting on board by French artist T.E. Pencke, renowned for his captivating Parisian cityscapes and Mediterranean seascapes. Pencke portrays a bustling corner of Le Boulevard de la Madeleine, alive with vibrant flower vendors and leisurely strollers, capturing the charm and energy of this lovely scene with a splendid range of colors. Housed in an imposing gilded carved wood frame. Artwork Dimensions: 9.50”L x 7.50”H. Frame Dimensions: 20.25”L x 18.25”H x 3”W.

Artist: T.E. Pencke (French, b. 1929)

Issued: c. 1970

Dimensions: See Description

Starting Bid: $20

Est: $200 - $800

ANTIQUE GOUACHE & WATERCOLOR MINIATURE PORTRAIT OF

A BOY

Portrait of a Boy made with gouache, watercolor and graphite on heavy beige paper. This delicately painted full-length profile portrait depicts an upper-class child decked out in a dark suit as he holds a small whip. Housed in its original wooden frame under glass. Period newspaper clippings still on back. Artwork

Dimensions: 5.25”L x 5.75”H. Frame Dimensions: 9.25”L x 9.75”H x 1”W. Artwork can be unframed and rolled for shipment.

Issued: c. 1830

Dimensions: See Description

Starting Bid: $20

Est: $200 - $800

DENNIS FRINGS, ORIGINAL WATERCOLOR & INK ON BOARD, SIGNED

Original watercolor and ink on board by American artist Dennis Frings who depicts a winter scene in a forest clearing. Signature on lower right side: Dennis Frings. Date on center right: 1980. Housed in a gilded wooden frame with a deep brown mat. Artwork Dimensions: 19.75”L x 13.50”H. Frame Dimensions: 30.25”L x 24”H x 2”W. Artwork can be unframed and rolled for shipment.

Artist: Dennis Frings (American b. 1945)

Issued: 1980

Dimensions: See Description

Starting Bid: $20

Est: $200 - $800

VAN GOGH (AFT.) OFFSET ON PAPER, FISHING BOATS ON THE BEACH

A lovely color offset on paper after Vincent van Gogh’s original painting Fishing Boats on the Beach. The scene depicts a beach with boats docked on the sandy shore and a few sailboats sail on the calm sea in the distance. Signature in plate on lower edge. Housed in a silver-toned frame with a white mat. Sight size: 21.75”L x 15”H. Frame Dimensions: 23.25”L x 1”W x 28.25”H.

Artist: After Vincent van Gogh (Dutch, 1853-1890) Dimensions: See Description

Starting Bid: $10

Est: $10 - $200

JOHN LEWIS-BROWN, ANTIQUE

ORIGINAL OIL ON CANVAS, SIGNED

An exquisite 19th-century original oil painting titled La Chasse au Faucon (Falcon Hunting Scene) by the renowned French artist John Lewis-Brown (1829–1890). Known for his dynamic portrayals of equestrian and hunting themes, Brown captures a moment of elegance and action, depicting two ladies observing a falcon being released by a handler as part of an aristocratic hunting expedition. The composition is rich in movement, from the detailed depiction of horses in mid-stride to the vibrant foliage and atmospheric background. Signed prominently on the lower right: John Lewis-Brown. This artwork is housed in a beautifully crafted, lightly gilded, carved wooden frame, lending an air of refinement to the piece. Additionally, the frame includes a nameplate at the lower center, engraved with the artist’s name, dates, and the painting’s title. John Lewis-Brown was a French painter and lithographer celebrated for his mastery of equestrian and military scenes. Born in Bordeaux in 1829, he studied under the tutelage of Eugène Isabey and Rosa Bonheur, both influential figures in 19th-century French art. Brown’s works often reflected the themes of his time, portraying aristocratic leisure, dynamic hunting scenes, and the interplay between man and nature. His exceptional ability to render lifelike movement, particularly in animals, established his reputation as one of the foremost equestrian painters of his era. Brown exhibited at the Paris Salon from 1848 onward and won critical acclaim, earning awards such as a medal at the 1865 Salon and a bronze medal at the 1878 Exposition Universelle. His works are held in prestigious collections, including the Musée d’Orsay in Paris. Dimensions: Artwork: 47.50 inches (L) x 35.50 inches (H)Frame: 58 inches (L) x 47 inches (H) x 2.75 inches (W)

Artist: John Lewis-Brown (French, 1829-1890) Issued: c. 1870

Dimensions: See Description

Starting Bid: $300

Est: $1000 - $2000

ORIGINAL TROMPE-L’OEIL ON CANVAS, APPLES STILL LIFE, SIGNED

Gorgeous original oil on canvas painted in Trompe-L’oeil (Deceive the Eye) featuring three realistic apples with drops of water reflecting on a polished wooden surface that the artist set on a darkened background. Signature on lower right: Illegible. Housed in a gilded frame with a light green velvet border. Artwork Dimensions: 19.50”L x 15.50”H. Frame Dimensions: 25.75”L x 21.50”H x 2”W.

Issued: 20th century Dimensions: See Description

Starting Bid: $20 Est: $200 - $800

VASE, SIGNED

An exquisite Art Deco amber glass vase attributed to Ernest Sabino, a celebrated name in the world of decorative glass. This vase features a warm amber hue and is adorned with intricate floral and leaf motifs in relief, exemplifying the organic elegance and geometric influences of the Art Deco movement. The design seamlessly blends functionality with artistic sophistication, making it a striking addition to any collection. The piece is signed by the artist. Ernest Sabino was a prominent figure in the early 20th-century French glassmaking industry, particularly associated with the Art Deco movement. Known for his innovative techniques in molded and etched glass, Sabino pioneered the use of opalescent effects, vibrant colors, and intricate detailing to create pieces that were both artistic and functional. His work captured the spirit of the Art Deco era, combining modernist aesthetics with classical motifs inspired by nature. Sabino’s creations were highly sought after during his lifetime and continue to be revered by collectors and art enthusiasts today for their exceptional craftsmanship and timeless appeal.

Artist: Ernest Sabino

Issued: c. 1930

Dimensions: 5.75”H x 3.75” dia.

Starting Bid: $20

Est: $200 - $800

ERNEST SABINO ART DECO AMBER GLASS

ART GLASS YELLOW AND RED SWIRLED TRUMPET VASE

Lovely art glass vase featuring an eye catching swirl pattern in bold shades of red and yellow. The vibrant colors flow together in a dynamic and energetic design, creating a sense of movement and warmth.

Issued: 21st century

Dimensions: 6”L x 4”W x 12”H

Starting Bid: $10

Est: $10 - $200

Narrow neck vase in a vibrant orange hue, beautifully adorned with playful confetti speckles. The smooth, sleek shape of the vase is elegantly complemented by the energetic burst of color, creating a dynamic visual effect.

Issued: 21st century

Dimensions: 5.5”L x 4”W x 11.5”H

Starting Bid: $10

Est: $10 - $200

ORANGE NARROW NECK ART GLASS

LAYERED

Art glass vase showcasing bold red vertical lines paired with dynamic blotch patterns. The striking design combines strong, linear elements with abstract, organic shapes, creating a captivating visual contrast.

Issued: 21st century

Dimensions: 10.75”H x 5.5” dia.

Starting Bid: $10

Est: $10 - $200

Stunning piece featuring vertical lines alongside multicolored cube patterns with contrasting warm and cool colors to enhance its vividness.

Issued: 21st century

Dimensions: 8”L x 4.25”W x 10.75”H

Starting Bid: $10

Est: $10 - $200

This colorful piece showcases a harmonious blend of vibrant colors, with rich tones of golden yellow and red orange flowing seamlessly throughout the body of the vase. Ideal for display or as a centerpiece.

Issued: 21st century Dimensions: 10”H x 5” dia.

Starting Bid: $10

Est: $10 - $200

Issued: 21st century Dimensions: 9.75”H x 6” dia.

Starting Bid: $10

Est: $10 - $200

ART GLASS YELLOW AND RED CONFETTI TRUMPET VASE

TWO TONED AND MULTICOLORED ART GLASS VASE

This stunning piece features a half blue and half red design where the red side displays yellow swirls, and the blue side displays multicolored circular patterns. The contrasting colors enhances its vividness.

Issued: 21st century Dimensions: 8.25”H x 6.5” dia.

Starting Bid: $10

Est: $10 - $200

This vase features a mesmerizing interplay of colors, with rich blues, vibrant greens, and subtle reds swirling together in a dynamic, fluid pattern.

Issued: 21st century Dimensions: 7.75”H x 8” dia.

Starting Bid: $10

Est: $10 - $200

MULTICOLORED SWIRL PATTERNED ART GLASS VASE

A beautifully crafted art glass vase featuring a striking multicolored swirl pattern. The vibrant mix of colors creates a dynamic and captivating design, making this piece a bold addition to any collection.

Issued: 21st century

Dimensions: 9”L x 4.5”W x 7.75”H

Starting Bid: $10

Est: $10 - $200

LAYERED COLORFUL ART GLASS VASE

This exquisite piece features a captivating blend of lime green, red, and blue hues, with circular patterned decor. The funky contrasting colors accentuates its beauty, while the glossy finish enhances the vividness of its colors. Perfectly suited for any fine art glass collection.

Issued: 21st century Dimensions: 8.5”H x 5.5” dia.

Starting Bid: $10

Est: $10 - $200

MULTICOLORED BLUE SWIRL PATTERNED ART GLASS VASE

A stunning art glass vase adorned with a captivating multicolored swirl pattern. The vibrant, flowing colors blend seamlessly, creating a dynamic and eye-catching design. This piece showcases expert craftsmanship and adds a bold, artistic touch to any space or collection.

Issued: 21st century

Dimensions: 11”H x 8” dia.

Starting Bid: $10

Est: $10 - $200

VASE

An elegant blend of mesmerizing electric metallic hues, including blue, green, and silver, arranged in a captivating abstract pattern. Artist signature.

Issued: 1999

Dimensions: 10.25”L x 10”W x 8.25”H

Starting Bid: $10

Est: $10 - $200

VINTAGE PAUL BENDZUNAS GLASS HANDKERCHIEF

BERANEK CZECH HANDBLOWN ART GLASS VASE, SIGNED

Unique globe design colored in cobalt blue with clear stem accented with red bubble. Signed by artist. Beranek Art Glass tag.

Artist: Vladimir Svab

Issued: 20th century

Dimensions: 8”H x 4.5” dia.

Starting Bid: $10

Est: $10 - $200

A stunning example of Murano glass artistry, this elegant vase by Fratelli Toso features a striking deep ruby-red hue. The flared trumpet-shaped form showcases expertly crafted contours that highlight the brilliance of the glass, with an undulating rim and a sculptural stem composed of stacked, rounded elements. The pedestal base provides balance and adds to the sophisticated design. This vase features a costolato surface, a classic Venetian glass technique characterized by its ribbed or fluted texture. The costolato design not only enhances the vase’s visual appeal but also creates subtle light reflections, adding depth and dimension to its rich red tone. Created on the famed Venetian island of Murano, renowned for its centuries-old glassmaking traditions, this piece embodies the mastery and innovation associated with Fratelli Toso, one of Murano’s most celebrated glassworks. Likely crafted during the mid-20th century, this vase is a collectible for connoisseurs of Italian glass and modern design.

Artist: Fratelli Toso

Issued: 1930s

Dimensions: 9.25”H

Starting Bid: $200

Est: $2000 - $2500

MURANO GLASS BY FRATELLI TOSO RED VASE

2PC

Handblown duo of glassware that consists of a Fenton pitcher of the Country Cranberry edition that combines hues of red to create a timeless look, and an art glass pitcher with swirl patterns throughout the body as well as pink and white complimentary colors to add a reverse swirl. Fenton sticker on larger pitcher 6.5”L x 5.5”W x 10”H.

Issued: 20th century

Dimensions: See Description

Starting Bid: $10

Est: $10 - $200

BOWLS

Stunning contemporary art glass bowls including disc bowl with curled edge (2”H x 7.5” dia.) and domed bowl with curled edge (3.5”H x 7.5” dia.). Unmarked.

Issued: 21st century

Dimensions: See Description

Starting Bid: $10

Est: $10 - $200

2PC BURNT SIENNA SATIN ART GLASS

Amazing vase made of clear art glass with blue, green, and white swirls on the body to add a modern touch.

Issued: 21st century

Dimensions: 6.25”L x 4”W x 7.25”H

Starting Bid: $10

Est: $10 - $200

ZELLIQUE ART GLASS FISH TANK AQUARIUM PAPERWEIGHT

A stunning hand-blown art glass sculptural paperweight by JM of Benicia, California. This domed, flattened form depicts a vibrant underwater tropical reef scene, with colorful angelfish and seaweed set against a blue and stone backdrop, all encased in clear molten crystal. Signed and engraved Zellique Studio JM.

Artist: Joseph Morel

Issued: 1990

Dimensions: 4.25”H x 2.5” dia.

Starting

A massive hand-blown art glass sculpture by JM of Benicia, California. This sphere depicts a vibrant underwater tropical reef scene, with colorful angelfish and seaweed set against a blue and stone wave, all encased in clear molten crystal. Signed and engraved Zellique Studio JM.

Artist: Joseph Morel

Issued: 1990

Dimensions: 4.75”H x 5” dia.

Starting Bid: $10 Est: $10 - $200

BLUE SWIRL SPHERE VASE

This stunning Blue Swirl Sphere Vase features gorgeous swirls of blue glass, with intricate internal elements and delicate enclosed bubbles, all expertly handcrafted. Signed SVA on base.

Dimensions: 4.75”H x 4.75” dia.

Starting Bid: $10

Est: $10 - $200

SVA GLASS SCHOOL OF VISUAL ARTS

An exquisite example of Italian glass artistry, this Venini Murano footed saucer is crafted from light blue incamiciato glass, showcasing a stunning translucent quality. The piece is elegantly designed with a transparent conical center atop the dish, adding a touch of modernist refinement. The saucer rests on a spreading base, providing balance and aesthetic appeal. Stamped with a three-lined acid mark reading “Venini, Murano, Italia,” this saucer reflects the renowned craftsmanship of the Venini glassworks, celebrated for its innovative designs and highquality production since 1921. The combination of vibrant color and distinctive form makes this piece a collector’s treasure.

Issued: 1950s

Dimensions: 9.5”W x 4.5”H

Starting Bid: $150

Est: $1800 - $2200

VENINI MURANO GLASS BLUE FOOTED SAUCER

SVOBODA KARLOV HANDBLOWN ART GLASS

VASE, SIGNED

An elegant glass vase made of clear and indigo glass. Svoboda Karlov sticker. Signed J. Svoboda.

Artist: Jaroslav Svoboda (Czech, 1938-2021)

Dimensions: 7’L x 4.25”W x 11.75”H

Starting Bid: $10

Est: $10 - $200

Blue volcano egg glass paperweight. FM Konstglas sticker.

Issued: 20th century

Dimensions: 3”L x 2.25”W x 4.25”H

Starting Bid: $10

Est: $10 - $200

2PC CONTEMPORARY COLORED GLASS CONSOLE BOWL + PITCHER

Lovely turquoise blue art glass decor items. Lot includes tall, furled edge bowl (10”H x 9.5” dia.) and tall cocktail pitcher (7”L x 4.25”W x 11”H). Unmarked.

Issued: 21st century

Dimensions: See Description

Starting Bid: $10

Est: $10 - $200

BOWLS

Stunning duo of transparent bowls with a beautiful deep blue hue that consists of a large wide body, and a modernist art glass dish. Largest item measures 7.5”H x 8” dia.

Issued: 20th century

Dimensions: See Description

Starting Bid: $10

Est: $10 - $200

ART GLASS VASE WITH SLEEK WHITE INTERIOR, PLANET-INSPIRED

Gorgeous stout art glass vase crafted with a planet-like design and a sleek white interior. Stamped on the base with a mark that looks like CG.

Dimensions: 6.25”H x 8” dia.

Starting Bid: $10

Est: $10 - $200

BERANEK HANDBLOWN ART GLASS BUD VASE, SIGNED

Striking artistic handmade clear ovoid glass with green accent bubble. Signed by Artist. Beranek Glass Czech Republic tag.

Artist: Jeronim Tisjlar

Issued: 20th century

Dimensions: 6.75”H x 4” dia.

Starting Bid: $10

Est: $10 - $200

SVOBODA

KARLOV HANDBLOWN GLASS VASE W/ GREEN GRIPS, SIGNED

Spectacular clear vase with a tall, slender body, adorned with two emerald green teardrop shaped grip handles. Signed at base by the artist. Svoboda Karlov Czech Republic sticker. Artist: Jaroslav Svoboda (Czech, 1938-2021)

Dimensions: 7.5”L x 4.25”W x 11.75”H

Starting Bid: $10

Est: $10 - $200

OPALINE GLASS VASES

This elegant pair of French opaline glass vases is attributed to Portieux Vallerysthal, a renowned French glass manufacturer established in 1705. The vases feature a translucent pale green hue adorned with gilt star motifs and banding. The flared neck transitions gracefully into a bulbous base, giving these vases a timeless appeal. Marked “France PV” on the bottom. Portieux Vallerysthal is famed for its opaline glass creations, prized for their vibrant colors and intricate designs. These vases exemplify the company’s exquisite craftsmanship and its legacy in 19th and early 20th-century French decorative arts. French opaline glass from Portieux Vallerysthal remains highly sought after by collectors for its superior quality and historical significance. These pieces would enhance any décor or collection, offering both elegance and a connection to the rich history of French glassmaking.

Issued: 20th century Dimensions: 9”H x 4.5” dia.

Starting Bid: $80

Est: $800 - $2000

ART GLASS VASE, SMALL VIOLET COLORED

This beautiful hand-crafted art glass vase features a blossom-inspired top, crafted in stunning lavender or violet-colored glass, showcasing elegance and artistry in every detail.

Dimensions: 4.5”L x 4.25”W x 6.75”H

Starting Bid: $10

Est: $10 - $200

This elegant trumpet-shaped vase, crafted from clear and amethyst-colored glass, is a testament to the artistry of Jonathan Winfisky. Known for his jewel-like colors and sensuous forms, Winfisky has been creating exceptional blown and cast glass sculptures since 1973, with his work featured in renowned museums and collections worldwide.

Artist: Jonathan Winfisky

Issued: 1990

Dimensions: 8.25”H x 6.25” dia.

Starting Bid: $10

Est: $10 - $200

WINFISKY

PURPLE SWIRL SPHERE VASE

This stunning Purple Swirl Sphere Vase features gorgeous swirls of amethyst-colored glass, with intricate internal elements and delicate enclosed bubbles, all expertly handcrafted. Signed SVA on base.

Dimensions: 5”H x 4.75” dia.

Starting Bid: $10

Est: $10 - $200

SVA

GLASS BOTTLE WITH STOPPER

This stunning bottle showcases beautiful orange and purple swirls of glass, complemented by a captured bubble design, graceful flared neck, and an elegant stopper, making it a striking work of art. Created by Buzz Blodgett of Blodgett Glass, a renowned glassblower with over 50 years of experience, this piece reflects his mastery and passion for blending artistic glass techniques with his coastal California roots. Artist signed on base.

Artist: Buzz Blodgett

Issued: 1991

Dimensions: 11.25”H x 5” dia.

Starting Bid: $10

Est: $10 - $200

VASE

An exceptional Murano glass vase by Fratelli Toso, meticulously crafted using the traditional avventurina technique. This striking piece features a deep black glass body infused with golden flecks that shimmer with elegance. The amphorastyle silhouette is accentuated by ornately curved black glass handles, adding a refined touch to the vase’s timeless design. The avventurina technique is a hallmark of Murano craftsmanship, involving the incorporation of copper or metallic particles into molten glass to create a glittering, starry effect. This labor-intensive process, perfected by Venetian glassmakers, adds a unique and luxurious dimension to the piece. This vase reflects the unparalleled artistry and heritage of Murano glassmaking, a tradition synonymous with luxury and quality. Fratelli Toso, established in 1854, is among the most celebrated glassmakers of Murano, known for their innovative techniques and exquisite craftsmanship.

Artist: Fratelli Toso

Issued: 1930s

Dimensions: 8.5”W x 13.5”H

Starting Bid: $320

Est: $3200 - $3600

MURANO GLASS BY FRATELLI TOSO AVVENTURINA

VASE, SIGNED

A rare and exquisite Murano glass vase, uniquely crafted and signed by Paolo Crepax, a renowned master of Venetian glass artistry. This one-of-akind vase features a stunning design in a blend of dark purple and blue hues, accented with a distinctive fish-scale pattern in clear glass. The swirling design creates a mesmerizing optical effect, showcasing the exceptional craftsmanship and innovation for which Murano glass is celebrated. The vase is engraved with the artist’s signature, marked “Murano,” and includes the edition number and year, further affirming its authenticity and provenance. Paolo Crepax (Italian, b. 1960) is a distinguished Murano glass artist with a career rooted in the rich traditions of Venetian glassmaking. At the age of 10, Crepax began working with the legendary glassmaker Livio Seguso (Italian, b. 1930), honing his skills under the guidance of one of the most influential figures in contemporary glass art. By 1966, Crepax was officially recognized as a Maestro, a title denoting mastery in the craft, and he continued to produce groundbreaking works until 1973. Crepax’s designs are celebrated for their bold use of color, innovative techniques, and a seamless blend of traditional Murano artistry with contemporary aesthetics. His pieces often explore fluid, organic forms and intricate patterns, making them highly sought after by collectors worldwide. Crepax’s contributions to Murano glass have helped to preserve and elevate the island’s legacy as the epicenter of glassmaking excellence.

Artist: Paolo Crepax

Issued: 1990

Dimensions: 9.25”W x 11.5”H

Starting Bid: $20

Est: $200 - $800

BY FULVIO BIANCONI AND VENINI, SIGNED

This exquisite miniature Fazzoletto (“handkerchief”) vase is a collaborative masterpiece by Fulvio Bianconi and the esteemed glassmakers of Venini, exemplifying the pinnacle of Murano glass artistry. The Fazzoletto design, introduced in 1948, remains one of Bianconi’s most celebrated contributions to 20th-century design. Bianconi, a visionary artist and designer, was renowned for his ability to combine playful organic forms with sophisticated craftsmanship. His work for Venini during the mid-20th century helped define the era’s modernist aesthetic while maintaining deep ties to traditional Venetian glassmaking techniques. The vase features a mesmerizing latticino pattern of white filigree threads elegantly woven into a translucent base, creating a dynamic interplay of texture and light. Its ruffled, handkerchief-like rim highlights the artisans’ unparalleled skill in manipulating molten glass into delicate yet striking forms. Founded in 1921 by Paolo Venini, the Venini glassworks is one of the most prestigious and innovative studios in Murano. Known for its collaborations with influential designers like Carlo Scarpa and Bianconi, Venini revolutionized the art of glassmaking by merging timeless craftsmanship with modern design principles. Their creations are celebrated worldwide and highly sought after by collectors of fine art glass. Acid etched signature on the bottom.

Artist: Fulvio Bianconi and Paolo Venini

Issued: 1949-1950

Dimensions: 4.5”W x 3.25”H

Starting Bid: $40

Est: $400 - $500

VENINI MURANO GLASS FAZZOLETTO VASE

Wave crystal bowl with pale blue tint. Illums Bolighus tag.

Issued: 20th century

Dimensions: 8”L x 4”W x 2.75”H

Starting Bid: $10

Est: $10 - $200

DAUM BY TONY MORGAN GLASS PAPERWEIGHT, HEART

IN HANDS

French glass paperweight with heart form and frosted pressed hand reliefs. Daum France, and artist name engraved on the sides.

Artist: Tony Morgan

Issued: 20th century

Dimensions: 3”L x 3”W x 1”H

Starting Bid: $10

Est: $10 - $200

A clear glass figure of a bull with large horns, and a hump. The figure is inspired by V. Nason & C. Murano Glass bull sculpture.

Dimensions: 12.5”L x 3.25”W x 8.25”H

Starting Bid: $10

Est: $10 - $200

A frosted glass figure of a bull on top of a clear octagon base. Marked Goebel.

Issued: c. 1980s

Dimensions: 3.75”L x 2”W x 3.5”H

Starting Bid: $10

Est: $10 - $200

VINTAGE GOEBEL GLASS BULL PAPERWEIGHT

SERIES

A nested shell design featuring a central air bubble, followed by a rainbow cage, cupped by a shell of white and outer black overlay. The paperweight is attached to a rough hewn clear glass base.

Artist: Paul Harrie

Dimensions: 5”L x 3”W x 6.25”H

Starting Bid: $10

Est: $10 - $200

PAUL HARRIE ART GLASS PAPERWEIGHT, SATURN

GLASS SCULPTURE

A stunning handcrafted art glass piece made of clear glass, elegantly adorned with swirling ribbons of purple glass within. This captivating design combines clarity and vibrant color for a truly striking effect. Artist signed on base.

Artist: David Goldhagen Issued: 1991

Dimensions: 6”L x 5”W x 10.25”H

Starting Bid: $10

Est: $10 - $200

DAVID GOLDHAGEN PROPELLER ART

SCULPTURE

This dynamic hand-blown decorative art piece, crafted with vibrant shades of blue and purple alongside clear glass, features a thick, curved form resembling a chair with three spikes at the top, elegantly resting on a sleek black square base.

Issued: Mid 20th century

Dimensions: 5.5”L x 5”W x 15”H

Starting Bid: $10

Est: $10 - $200

LIVIO SEGUSO MURANO GLASS SCULPTURE, MOTHER AND CHILD

A limited-edition Murano glass sculpture by Livio Seguso, titled “Mother and Child,” capturing the essence of love and connection through its elegant abstract form. This remarkable piece showcases two intertwined figures, skillfully crafted in smoky gray glass with a modern aesthetic. The minimalist yet emotive design highlights Seguso’s mastery in blending traditional Murano glassmaking techniques with contemporary sculpture. Livio Seguso (1930–2020) was a renowned Italian glass artist celebrated for his innovative approach to Murano glass art. Born in Murano, Venice—a historic hub for glass artistry—Seguso was deeply inspired by his surroundings and the rich heritage of Venetian glassmaking. His career began with traditional glass craftsmanship, but his vision and talent quickly led him to redefine glass as a medium for fine art. Drawing on influences from modernism, Seguso created works that blur the lines between sculpture and design, emphasizing purity of form and the interplay of light and transparency. Throughout his illustrious career, Seguso exhibited in prestigious galleries and institutions worldwide, gaining international acclaim. His works are included in prominent collections and have been featured in exhibitions celebrating the evolution of glass art in the 20th century. Seguso’s ability to convey emotion and symbolism through the fluidity of glass positioned him as a pioneer among contemporary glass artists. This piece is signed and numbered on the base.

Artist: Livio Seguso (Italian, 1930-2020) Issued: 20th century

Dimensions: 6.5”L x 4”W x 16.75”H

Starting Bid: $80

Est: $800 - $2000

MURANO GLASS BY FRATELLI TOSO OPERA CLOWN SCULPTURE

A whimsical and oversized Murano glass clown sculpture by the renowned Fratelli Toso, inspired by Ruggero Leoncavallo’s opera Pagliacci. This vibrant piece captures the theatrical essence of a clown mid-performance, frozen in the act of singing. The figure is crafted using opalescent sommerso glass in rigadin cristallo style, featuring a milky white body adorned with intricate details: Gold leaf accents on the hat, hands, and shoes, adding a touch of luxury.Applied colorful glass for the expressive face, blue ruffled collar, and red tie, showcasing Murano’s exceptional artistry.Mounted on a transparent round base for stability and display. The bottom of the sculpture bears the original Murano label, confirming its authenticity. Founded in 1854, Fratelli Toso is one of the oldest and most celebrated glassmakers on the island of Murano. The company played a pivotal role in revitalizing traditional Venetian glassmaking techniques during the 19th century, blending ancient methods with innovative designs. Renowned for their exceptional craftsmanship, Fratelli Toso became famous for their intricate millefiori pieces, stunning mosaics, and elaborate decorative objects. Their work represents the height of Italian artistry and is highly sought after by collectors worldwide.

Artist: Fratelli Toso

Issued: 1950s

Dimensions: 9”L x 6.25”W x 12.75”H

Starting Bid: $250

Est: $2600 - $3000

LOREDANO ROSIN, MURANO ART GLASS SCULPTURE, SIGNED

A Murano art glass sculpture by celebrated Italian artist Loredano Rosin (1936–1991), renowned for his innovative approach to glass artistry and as one of the few maestros to work with pulegoso glass, a technique that incorporates tiny air bubbles to create a unique texture. This visually compelling piece features two intertwined nude figures, abstractly rendered in a dynamic array of swirling colors, including rich tones of blue, green, yellow, and violet. One figure is depicted with a head, enhancing the sculpture’s emotive and thought-provoking design. The figures are mounted on a clear rectangular glass base, with the artist’s signature etched on the side. The piece also bears the distinctive Murano Glass acid mark. Weighing approximately 24 lbs, this sculpture demonstrates Rosin’s mastery of form, color, and light, making it a standout addition to any modern art collection. Loredano Rosin was born in Venice, Italy, in 1936 and trained under the legendary Murano master Alfredo Barbini. He quickly gained recognition for his exceptional talent and developed a signature style that blended traditional glassmaking techniques with abstract modernist aesthetics. Rosin was one of the last Murano glassmakers to use solid glass sculpting techniques, often crafting works with profound emotional depth and symbolic resonance. His work frequently explored themes of human connection, nature, and spirituality, often characterized by the use of vivid colors and dynamic forms. Rosin collaborated with other iconic artists, including Pablo Picasso and Marc Chagall, creating glass interpretations of their designs. His work has been exhibited in galleries and museums worldwide and remains highly sought after by collectors of 20th-century Italian art and Murano glass.

Artist: Loredano Rosin (Italian, 1936-1992) Issued: c. 1970

Dimensions: 10.5”L x 5”W x 24”H

Starting Bid: $80

Est: $800 - $2000

This vibrant set of hand blown miniature glass artworks are molded in the shape of wrapped candy and feature stripes, swirl designs or applied accents. Largest piece: 3”L x 1.25”W x 0.5”H.

Issued: 20th century

Dimensions: See Description

Starting Bid: $10

Est: $10 - $200

Gorgeous duo of paperweights that includes an orange and blue cave scene with adorable flying bats, and a clear apple with bubble designs and a red stem. Largest item measures 3.5”H x 3” dia.

Issued: 21st century

Dimensions: See Description

Starting Bid: $10

Est: $10 - $200

2PC ART GLASS ROUND PAPERWEIGHTS

Fun and fabulous duo that includes a paperweight with an orange sea urchin design surrounded by a blue hue, and a heart shaped dish with a little red fish peeking out. Fish dish has a sticker potentially reading Venezia. Largest item measures 5.5”L x 5”W x 1.25”H.

Issued: 21st century

Dimensions: See Description

Starting Bid: $10 Est: $10 - $200

GENE FLORENCE SOFTCOVER BOOK, FLORENCES GLASSWARE PATTERNS

Paducah, Collector Books, 1998. Softcover book showcasing different glassware of unique colors on the cover. A 175 page book showing different pieces of art glass through color photography along with their manufacturer and year. ISBN: 9781574320459.

Issued: 1998

Dimensions: 8.5”L x 0.5”W x 11”H

Starting Bid: $10

Est: $10 - $200

SWAROVSKI

PORSCHE CRYSTAL

FIGURINE, 911 CARRERA

Limited edition exquisite metallic and crystal model was released to celebrate 40 years of the Porsche 911. Designed with silver-tone mirrors and rims the 911 sits on a mirrored base with title plaque reflecting its edition number. Swarovski backstamp. WAP05012614. This item has its original box: 9”L x 8.75”W x 3”H. This item has a mirrored base included: 5.5”L x 3.5”W x 0.25”H.

Artist: Designer Team

Issued: 20th century Dimensions: 4”L x 1.75”W x 1.25”H

Starting Bid: $20

Est: $200 - $800

LALIQUE CRYSTAL FIGURINE, LE FAUNE

Issued: 20th century

Dimensions: 2.25”L x 2.25”W x 5.5”H

Starting Bid: $20

Est: $200 - $800

Satin crystal sculpture of nude woman with faun entwined on clear round crystal base. Lalique France etched mark.

Magnificent, frosted crystal sculpted with an emphasis on detailing of feathers, head and beak. Lalique France etched mark.

Issued: c. 1979

Dimensions: 5.25”L x 5.5”W x 9.25”H

Starting Bid: $20

Est: $200 - $800

LALIQUE

CRYSTAL EAGLE

HEAD PAPERWEIGHT, TETE D’ AIGLE

Magnificent mascot sculpted with great care and reverence to this bird of prey. Created from frosted and clear crystal glass, set on round clear base. Lalique France etched mark.

Issued: c. 1937

Dimensions: 5.5”L x 3.25”W x 4.5”H

Starting Bid: $20

Est: $200 - $800

- ROOSTER

Unique figure inspired by far eastern design this sculpture is created from satin crystal with tail up set on round crystal base. Lalique France etched mark. Model No: 1135.

Issued: c. 1930

Dimensions: 5.25”L x 2.75”W x 8.25”H

Starting Bid: $20

Est: $200 - $800

LALIQUE CRYSTAL CHOUETTE PAPERWEIGHT

Frosted crystal owl sculpture on round clear base. Lalique France etched mark.

Issued: 20th century

Dimensions: 2.25”L x 2”W x 3.5”H

Starting Bid: $10

Est: $10 - $200

Frosted crystal sculpted figure standing tall on round clear crystal base. Lalique France etched mark.

Issued: 20th century

Dimensions: 4”H x 2” dia.

Starting Bid: $10

Est: $10 - $200

Satin crystal sculpture of standing bison on clear crystal base. Lalique France etched mark.

Issued: 1945 - 1978

Dimensions: 5”L x 2”W x 4.25”H

Starting Bid: $20

Est: $200 - $800

LALIQUE CRYSTAL PAPERWEIGHT, BUFFALO

LALIQUE CRYSTAL PAPERWEIGHT, BULL

Frosted crystal sculpted figure on clear crystal base. Lalique France etched mark.

Issued: 20th century

Dimensions: 4.25”L x 1.5”W x 3.75”H

Starting Bid: $20

Est: $200 - $800

LALIQUE CRYSTAL ANIMAL PAPERWEIGHT, BOAR

Frosted crystal sculpture with detail around head and mane standing on round clear crystal base. Lalique France etched mark.

Issued: 20th century

Dimensions: 3.75”L x 2”W x 2.75”H

Starting Bid: $10

Est: $10 - $200

LALIQUE CRYSTAL ANIMAL PAPERWEIGHT, DEER

Graceful, frosted crystal sculpture with head bent as if grazing set on clear crystal block base. Lalique France etched mark.

Issued: 20th century

Dimensions: 3.25”L x 1.5”W x 3.25”H

Starting Bid: $10

Est: $10 - $200

LALIQUE

CRYSTAL

ANIMAL PAPERWEIGHT, TANG HORSE

Elegant satin crystal sculpture with ribbed mane standing on clear crystal base. Lalique France etched mark.

Issued: 20th century

Dimensions: 3.5”L x 1”W x 4”H

Starting Bid: $10

Est: $10 - $200

PAPERWEIGHT

Elegant galloping satin glass sculpture set on clear square base. Lalique France etched mark.

Issued: 20th century

Dimensions: 7”L x 1.75”W x 4.5”H

Starting Bid: $20

Est: $200 - $800

LALIQUE CRYSTAL KAZAK HORSE SCULPTURE

LALIQUE CRYSTAL FIGURINE, FISH

Clear crystal sculpted figure. Lalique France etched mark.

Issued: 20th century

Dimensions: 2.25”L x 0.75”W x 2”H

Starting Bid: $10

Est: $10 - $200

LALIQUE CRYSTAL RING TRAY, SQUIRREL

Issued: 20th century

Dimensions: 2.5”H x 3.75” dia.

Starting Bid: $10

Est: $10 - $200

166

Clear round crystal tray adorned with satin crystal figure in center. Lalique France etched mark.

LALIQUE CRYSTAL ASHTRAY, JAMAIQUE

Clear round tray with frosted, geometric patterned edge. Lalique France etched mark.

Issued: 20th century

Dimensions: 1.25”H x 5.5” dia.

Starting Bid: $10

Est: $10 - $200

Bold clear crystal with frosted glass Lion head and mane design. Lalique France etched mark.

Issued: 20th century

Dimensions: 1.25”H x 6” dia.

Starting Bid: $10

Est: $10 - $200

LALIQUE

LALIQUE CHRISTMAS ORNAMENT, MERLES ET RAISINS, SEALED BOX

Factory sealed, the clear crystal 2021 annual Christmas ornament features blackbirds and grapes with intricate detailing. This item includes its original box: 3.25”L x 3.25”W x 1”H. 10746600.

Issued: 2021

Dimensions: 0.25”H x 2.75” dia.

Starting Bid: $10

Est: $10 - $200

LALIQUE CHRISTMAS ORNAMENT, MERLES ET RAISINS, SEALED BOX

Factory sealed, the crystal 2021 annual Christmas ornament features a delicate crystal cut design of blackbirds and grapes. This item includes its original box: 3.25”L x 3.25”W x 1”H. 10746600.

Issued: 2021

Dimensions: 0.25”H x 2.75” dia.

Starting Bid: $10

Est: $10 - $200

LALIQUE CRYSTAL CHRISTMAS ORNAMENT, PLUMES, SEALED BOX

Factory sealed, the crystal 2023 annual Christmas ornament features a delicate pattern with a star in the center. This item includes its original box: 3.25”L x 3.25”W x 1”H. 10789700.

Issued: 2023

Dimensions: 0.25”H x 2.75” dia.

Starting Bid: $10

Est: $10 - $200

LALIQUE CRYSTAL CHRISTMAS ORNAMENT, POINSETTIA, SEALED BOX

Factory sealed, the clear crystal Poinsettia 2020 annual Christmas ornament features intricate detailing with petal-like textures and soft frosted accents. This item includes its original box: 3.25”L x 3.25”W x 1”H. 10724700.

Issued: 2020

Dimensions: 0.25”H x 2.75” dia.

Starting Bid: $10

Est: $10 - $200

Festive crystal ornament, perfect for adding elegance and sparkle to holiday decor. 2815128. This item has its original box. Box measures: 4”L x 3.25”W x 0.75”H. Baccarat France backstamp.

Dimensions: 4”H

Starting Bid: $10

Est: $10 - $200

BACCARAT CRYSTAL ORNAMENT, CANDY CANE CHRISTMAS, SEALED BOX

BACCARAT CRYSTAL ORNAMENT,

NOEL 2018, SEALED BOX

Annual edition crystal layered star shape, adding elegance and sparkle to holiday decor. Engraved with Noel 2018 Baccarat on the back. 2812248. This item has its original box. Box measures: 4”L x 3.25”W x 0.75”H. Baccarat France backstamp.

Issued: 2018

Dimensions: 2.75”H

Starting Bid: $10

Est: $10 - $200

CRYSTAL ORNAMENT, GOLD NOEL 2018, SEALED BOX

Annual edition gold-gilded crystal starburst ornament, engraved with Noel 2018 Baccarat on the back, adding timeless elegance to any holiday collection. 2812732. This item has its original box. Box measures: 4”L x 3.25”W x 0.75”H. Baccarat France backstamp.

Issued: 2018

Dimensions: 3.75”H

Starting Bid: $10

Est: $10 - $200

BACCARAT

1ST ED.

SIGNED MARIE CLAUDE LALIQUE HARDCOVER BOOK, LALIQUE

Geneve: Edipop, 1988. First edition hardcover book with Lalique pieces on the dust jacket. Marie-Claude hand wrote a dedication in French and signed in black ink on the page after the title page. The book is written in French and English. This coffee table book details the works of Rene and Marie-Claude Lalique. 636 pages with color photographs throughout.

Issued: 1988

Dimensions: 9.5”L x 2”W x 12”H

Starting Bid: $10

Est: $10 - $200

CHRISTOPHER VANE PERCY HARDCOVER BOOK, THE GLASS OF

LALIQUE

New York: Charles Scribner’s Sons, 1977. The Glass of Lalique a collector’s guide dives into Rene Lalique’s entire career, including production techniques and provides extensive information, useful to those looking to start or expand their collections. ISBN 0-684-15603-2.

Artist: Christopher Vane Percy

Issued: 1977

Dimensions: 9.25”L x 1”W x 12.25”H

Starting Bid: $10

Est: $10 - $200

JEAN LOUIS CARTER HARDCOVER BOOK, BACCARAT

New York, Harry N Abrams Inc, 1992. Hardcover book with art glass teapot on center. Jean Louis Curtis, an award-winning writer, translator, and Academie Francaise member, presents a brief history of glass and its development. A 303 page book with colored photos of fine glass art and the history leading to these works. ISBN: 0810931222.

Issued: 1992

Dimensions: 9.25”L x 1.25”W x 12.25”H

Starting Bid: $10

Est: $10 - $200

ORREFORS CRYSTAL TABLE VASE, RESIDENCE

A clear flower vase with a swirl body. Orrefors marked on the underside.

Issued: c. 1986 - 2014

Dimensions: 3.75”L x 3.75”W x 6”H

Starting Bid: $10

Est: $10 - $200

MARQUIS BY WATERFORD GLENDALE CRYSTAL VASE

A crystal vase and lidded jar that are decorated with cuts that resemble palm leave shapes and diamond cuts. Marquis by Waterford backstamp and manufacturing sticker. Dimensions of the vase: 3.5”L x 3.5”W x 6”H.

Starting Bid: $10

Est: $10 - $200

VINTAGE WATERFORD CRYSTAL FOOTED BOWL

A clear stout bowl with a thick base. Decorated in a pattern of crisscross, foliate and starburst. Waterford acid etched marking.

Issued: 20th century

Dimensions: 5.25”W x 4.5”H

Starting Bid: $10

Est: $10 - $200

MARQUIS BY WATERFORD CRYSTAL BOWL

Clear crystal with ridged design. Marquis by Waterford acid mark.

Issued: 21st century

Dimensions: 2.75”H x 5.5” dia.

Starting Bid: $10

Est: $10 - $200

PAIR OF MARQUIS WATERFORD CRYSTAL CANDLEHOLDERS,

CANTERBURY

Part of the Marquis collection. A beautiful clear crystal set of 2 candlestick holders decorated in a foliate-motif cuts and multi-sided stems. Marquis by Waterford acid etched marking.

Issued: c. 1995 - 2003

Dimensions: 3”W x 8.5”H

Starting Bid: $10

Est: $10 - $200

CANDLEHOLDERS

Clear cut crystal with architectural detail and hexagon shaped base. Val St. Lambert acid mark.

Issued: 20th century

Dimensions: 4.5”L x 4.5”W x 9.5”H

Starting Bid: $10

Est: $10 - $200

PAIR

OF CHRISTMAS

3 beautifully crafted clear crystal musical boxes for the Yuletide season for specific years; 1996, 1998, and 2000. Each box are decorated with deep vertical, horizontal and star cuts, with lids that features a festive scene. 1996 depicts the Nativity and plays Silent Night. 1998 features two angles with horns and plays Hark The Herald Angels. 2000 has the Three Wise Men and plays O Holy Night. Each box is marked Waterford. 1996: 4.5”L x 3.5”W x 2.75”H. 1998: 4.75”L x 3.5”W x 3”H. 2000: 4.75”L x 3.25”W x 2.75”H.

Issued: 1996, 1998 and 2000

Dimensions: See Description

Starting Bid: $10

Est: $10 - $200

3PC WATERFORD CRYSTAL MUSIC BOXES, SONGS

SUGAR SHAKER & VASE + OTHER TABLEWARE

Lovely collection of cut crystal including candleholder (5”) - unmarked; bud vase (4”)unmarked; Waterford vase (7”) - acid mark; and Waterford tall shaker with silverplated top (8”)acid mark. Largest piece 8”H x 3.75” dia.

Issued: 20th century Dimensions: See Description

Starting Bid: $10

Est: $10 - $200

Issued: 20th century

Dimensions: 4”L x 1.5”W x 2.75”H

Starting Bid: $10

Est: $10 - $200

WATERFORD CRYSTAL SMALL MANTEL CLOCK

Lovely cut crystal case surrounding white face with black roman numeral clock. Waterford acid mark.

7PC

VINTAGE DECANTERS WITH STOPPERS AND STAND

Showcasing an extraordinary set of three glass decanters, each crowned with an elegant stopper and displayed on a striking metal stand adorned with intricately designed shotgun motifs. Decanters measure 3.25”L x 3.25”W x 14.25”H, Stand measures 8.5”L x 8”W x 18”H.

Issued: 20th century

Dimensions: See Description

Starting Bid: $10

Est: $10 - $200

ROSENTHAL BY VERSACE CRYSTAL DECANTER, MEDUSA

LUMIERE

An impressive Versace stemware for Rosenthal. A fine clear crystal liquor vessel with a frosted stopper depicted as Versace logo, the head of Medusa. Rosenthal Versace acid-etched on the underside.

Artist: Versace

Issued: 21st century

Dimensions: 3.5”L x 3.5”W x 12”H

Starting Bid: $20

Est: $200 - $800

STATE II

A sophisticated Erté crystal champagne flute featuring a frosted stem intricately designed with the faces of seven women gracefully intertwined and flowing into the base. This exquisite piece highlights Erté’s signature elegance, with his name engraved at the base and “State II” etched at the bottom, marking its unique production stage. These seven faces are said to symbolize the multifaceted roles of women in society, such as lover, friend, confidant, professional, mother, and wife, adding a deeper artistic and cultural context to the design. Romain de Tirtoff, known professionally as Erté, was a celebrated Russianborn French artist and designer, recognized as one of the leading figures of the Art Deco movement. Born in 1892 in Saint Petersburg, Russia, Erté moved to Paris in 1912 to pursue his passion for design and art. He gained international fame for his work in fashion, costume design, and graphic art, with his creations featured in Harper’s Bazaar, operas, theater productions, and films. Erté’s style is characterized by intricate details, luxurious materials, and a harmonious blend of classicism and modernism, all of which are evident in this “Majestique” flute. The flute measures 12.75 inches in height, 4 inches in width, and 3.5 inches in depth. Handcrafted in France, it is a reflection of the elegance and sophistication characteristic of Erté’s Art Deco style. It is presented in its original box. Dimensions: 12.75”L x 4”W x 3.5”H Dimensions: 3”W x 12”H

Starting Bid: $20

Est: $200 - $800

GLASS

Clear crystal glass with paneled satin glass of cherub. Lalique France etched mark.

Issued: 20th century

Dimensions: 2”H x 1.5” dia.

Starting Bid: $10

Est: $10 - $200

LALIQUE CRYSTAL ENFANTS CHERUB SHOT

BACCARAT CRYSTAL DECANTER WITH STOPPER, EMBASSY

Elegant clear crystal with round base, slender neck and top round neck. Hexagon crystal stopper included. Baccarat France acid mark.

Issued: 20th century Dimensions: 11”H x 4.5” dia.

Starting Bid: $10

Est: $10 - $200

BACCARAT CRYSTAL TALLEYRAND LIQUOR DECANTER WITH STOPPER

Vintage decanter and stopper with a faceted cone shaped body and round base. Baccarat acid mark.

Issued: 20th century

Dimensions: 5”L x 5”W x 8.5”H

Starting Bid: $10

Est: $10 - $200

PAIR OF BACCARAT LARGE BRANDY GLASSES, PERFECTION

A set of 2 clear, plain cognac snifters. Baccarat marked.

Issued: 1933 - present

Dimensions: 4.5”W x 5.75”H

Starting Bid: $10

Est: $10 - $200 194

WATERFORD CRYSTAL DECANTER WITH BALL STOPPER, LISMORE

Lovely cut crystal with spear and cross design. Matching ball stopper included. Waterford acid mark.

Issued: 20th century

Dimensions: 10.75”H x 4” dia.

Starting Bid: $10

Est: $10 - $200 195

GLASSES, GLENMEDE

Beautiful clear crystal set of tumblers in the Glenmede pattern featuring an elegant cut design. Waterford acid mark.

Issued: 20th century

Dimensions: 4.25’’H x 4.25’’dia, Each

Starting Bid: $10

Est: $10 - $200

4PC WATERFORD CRYSTAL DOUBLE OLD FASHIONED

WATERFORD CRYSTAL LISMORE FLAT TUMBLER GLASSES

Set of drinking glasses in the lovely Lismore pattern, featuring a vertical and criss-cross cut glass design. Waterford marking. Each glass measures: 3”W x 5”H.

Issued: 20th century

Dimensions: See Description

Starting Bid: $10

Est: $10 - $200

6PC

A stunning set featuring a criss-cross and vertical cut design with a faceted base. Waterford acid mark. Each glass measures: 3”W x 5.75”H.

Issued: 20th century

Dimensions: See Description

Starting Bid: $20

Est: $200 - $800

6PC WATERFORD CRYSTAL LISMORE HIGHBALL GLASSES

WATERFORD CRYSTAL LISMORE FLAT TUMBLER GLASSES

This dazzling set of eight glasses features a smooth, round base with a crisscross and vertical cut pattern. Waterford acid mark. Each glass measures: 3”W x 5”H.

Issued: 20th century

Dimensions: See Description

Starting Bid: $10

Est: $10 - $200

8PC

ICED TEA GLASSES

A gleaming set of four stemmed glasses featuring a vertical and lattice-like cut pattern. Waterford acid mark. Each glass measures: 3.75”W x 6.5”H.

Issued: 20th century

Dimensions: See Description

Starting Bid: $10

Est: $10 - $200

GOBLETS

A sparkling four piece set of stemmed glasses featuring a straight and lattice-like cutwork. Waterford acid mark. Each glass measures: 3.5”W x 7”H.

Issued: 20th century

Dimensions: See Description

Starting Bid: $10

Est: $10 - $200

4PC WATERFORD CRYSTAL LISMORE WATER

Lovely spray cut on bowl with starburst cut on base. Waterford tag.

Issued: 20th century

Dimensions: 5.5”H x 4” dia.

Starting Bid: $20

Est: $200 - $800

14PC WATERFORD CRYSTAL WATER GOBLET, EILEEN

PAIR OF WATERFORD CRYSTAL PEACE MILLENNIUM CHAMPAGNE GLASSES

This set of glasses features the Peace pattern from the Millennium series, adorned with a cut glass design depicting birds in flight and a crisscross pattern. Waterford acid mark. Each glass measures: 3.5”W x 9.25”H.

Issued: 20th century Dimensions: See Description

Starting Bid: $10

Est: $10 - $200

Lovely spray cut on bowl with starburst cut on base. Waterford tag.

Issued: 20th century

Dimensions: 4.5”H x 4” dia.

Starting Bid: $10

Est: $10 - $200

14PC WATERFORD CRYSTAL CHAMPAGNE GLASSES, EILEEN

WINE, ALANA

A set of 6 clear glassware for medium-bodied red wine. Cut cross hatch and multi-sided stem. Waterford acid marks.

Issued: c. 1952 - 2022

Dimensions: 3”W x 5.75”H

Starting Bid: $20

Est: $200 - $800

6PC WATERFORD CRYSTAL CLARET

6PC WATERFORD CRYSTAL HOCK WINE

GLASSES, ALANA

A set of 6 clear glassware for white or sweet wine. Cut cross hatch and multi-sided stem. Waterford acid marks.

Issued: c. 1952 - 2022

Dimensions: 3”W x 7.5”H

Starting Bid: $20

Est: $200 - $800

Collection of glasses feature a tulip shaped bowl atop long stemmed glasses, cut with a straight and diagonal cut motif. Waterford acid mark. Each glass measures: 3”W x 7.25”H.

Issued: 20th century

Dimensions: See Description

Starting Bid: $10

Est: $10 - $200

6PC WATERFORD CRYSTAL LISMORE HOCK WINE GLASSES

8PC WATERFORD CRYSTAL LISMORE CLARET WINE GLASSES

Collection of flared wine glasses featuring faceted long stems and a vertical, crisscross cut design. Waterford acid mark. Each glass measures: 3”W x 6”H.

Issued: 20th century

Dimensions: See Description

Starting Bid: $10

Est: $10 - $200

Lovely spray cut on bowl with starburst cut on base. Waterford tag.

Issued: 20th century

Dimensions: 5”H x 3” dia.

Starting Bid: $10

Est: $10 - $200

13PC WATERFORD CRYSTAL WHITE WINE GLASSES, EILEEN

WINE GLASSES, EILEEN

Lovely spray cut on bowl with starburst cut on base. Waterford tag.

Issued: 20th century

Dimensions: 5.25”H x 3.5” dia.

Starting Bid: $10

Est: $10 - $200

14PC WATERFORD CRYSTAL CLARET

EILEEN

Elegant set of port glasses with cut bowl and base design. Waterford tag.

Issued: 20th century

Dimensions: 4”H x 2.5” dia.

Starting Bid: $10

Est: $10 - $200

14PC WATERFORD CRYSTAL PORT WINE GLASSES,

SMALL BRANDY GLASSES

Collection of small cognac glasses, featuring a tapered round bowl with a short stem, cut with a straight and diagonal cut pattern. Waterford acid mark. Each glass measures: 2.5”W x 4.5”H.

Issued: 20th century

Dimensions: See Description

Starting Bid: $10

Est: $10 - $200

CORDIAL & SHERRY GLASSES

A charming barware set of six cordial glasses and six sherry glasses, featuring a straight, lattice-like cut design with faceted stems. Waterford acid mark. Sherry glasses: 2.25”W x 5.25”H. Cordial glasses: 1.75”W x 3.5”H.

Issued: 20th century Dimensions: See Description

Starting Bid: $10

Est: $10 - $200

12PC WATERFORD CRYSTAL LISMORE

Lovely spray cut on bowl with starburst cut on base. Waterford tag.

Issued: 20th century

Dimensions: 4.5”H x 2.75” dia.

Starting Bid: $10

Est: $10 - $200

14PC WATERFORD CRYSTAL SHERRY GLASSES, EILEEN

Lovely spray cut on bowl with starburst cut on base. Waterford tag.

Issued: 20th century

Dimensions: 3”H x 2” dia.

Starting Bid: $10

Est: $10 - $200

14PC WATERFORD CRYSTAL CORDIAL GLASSES, EILEEN

VERSACE FOR ROSENTHAL STUDIO LINE WALL PLATE, LES TRESOR

Vibrant wall plate designed in Versace style with coloration in blue, golden yellow, red and pale blue with gilt banding on rim. Rosenthal Studio Line backstamp.

Issued: 20th century Dimensions: 1”H x 12” dia.

Starting Bid: $10

Est: $10 - $200

2PC MEISSEN PORCELAIN LIDDED TUREEN AND LINER

Features hand painted floral decorative details and gilded gold. The tureen includes a frog inside. Liner measures: 10.25”L x 6.5”W x 1”H. Tureen measure: 8.75”L x 5.75”W x 6”H.

Issued: 20th century

Dimensions: See Description

Starting Bid: $10

Est: $10 - $200

ANTIQUE MOROCCAN BERBER WATER VESSEL W/ HANDLES

Antique Moroccan water vessel with handles made in clay. It is hand-painted in black and rust colors with traditional Berber tribal geometric designs separated by organic shapes.

Issued: 19th century

Dimensions: 9”L x 12”H x 8.50”W.

Starting Bid: $10

Est: $10 - $200

SALVADOR

TAXCO BRASS AND MOSAIC STONE TEAWARE

The Taxco handcrafted and polished set blends traditional materials with modern, abstract artistry and bold design, and includes a pitcher, coffee pot with lid, creamer, sugar bowl with lid, and a matching mosaic tray. Salvador Teran marks.

Pitcher: 8.25”L x 6”W x 7.75”H. Coffee pot: 7.5”L x 4.5”W x 8.5”H. Creamer: 5.5”L x 3”W x 4.75”H.

Sugar bowl: 5.25”L x 3.25”W x 3.75”H. Tray: 15.75”L x 15”W x 1.25”H.

Artist: Salvador Teran

Issued: 20th century

Dimensions: See Description

Starting Bid: $20

Est: $200 - $800

5PC

TERAN

VINTAGE

CAULDRON/BOILER POT WITH CAST IRON HANDLE

Deep, round pot with curled rim and large handle.

Issued: 20th century

Dimensions: 14”L x 13.5”W x 14”H

Starting Bid: $10

Est: $10 - $200

2PC COPPER MELTER SAUCEPAN WITH BRASS HANDLE AND FUNNEL

Lot includes melting pan or coffee roasting pan with brass handle 8”L x 4.5”W x 4.75”H. Funnel with ring handle measures 4”H x 4” dia. Made in Portugal impressed mark.

Issued: 20th century

Dimensions: See Description

Starting Bid: $10

Est: $10 - $200

COPPER SAUCEPAN WITH BRASS HANDLE AND LID

Lovely copper finish with matching lid. Brass handle on pan and on lid. Made in Korea impressed mark.

Issued: 20th century

Dimensions: 10.5”L x 6”W x 2.5”H

Starting Bid: $10

Est: $10 - $200

This high quality pan is engineered for exceptional heat distribution and long-lasting performance. It boasts a 0.5 mm pure copper exterior paired with a 5-layer multi-material core. Marked Spring Culinox.

Issued: 20th century

Dimensions: 17”L x 10”W x 2”H

Starting Bid: $10

Est: $10 - $200

SPRING CULINOX COPPER FRYING PAN

The premium quality pan was designed for optimal heat distribution and long-lasting performance. It has a 0.5 mm pure copper exterior paired with a 5-layer multi-material core. Marked Spring Culinox.

Issued: 20th century

Dimensions: 17”L x 10”W x 2”H

Starting Bid: $10

Est: $10 - $200

SPRING CULINOX COPPER FRYING PAN

2PC VINTAGE COPPER COLANDERS

Showcases two colanders, a generously sized one for larger tasks and a smaller one with a wooden handle. Measurements: 13”L x 13”W x 3”H, and 17”L x 9”W x 4’H.

Issued: 20th century

Dimensions: See Description

Starting Bid: $10

Est: $10 - $200

2PC VINTAGE COPPER BOWLS

Features a charming pair of vintage copper bowls with a hammered finish and ring handle. Largest measures 11”L x 11”W x 5.5”H. Smallest measures 8.5”L x 8.5’W x 4.25”H.

Issued: 20th century

Dimensions: See Description

Starting Bid: $10

Est: $10 - $200

3PC COPPER AND BRONZE COLANDERS

Rustic set of perforated copper bowls with bronze handles used for straining, rinsing, or draining liquids. Largest item measures 15.5”L x 8.25”W x 3.75”H.

Issued: 20th century

Dimensions: See Description

Starting Bid: $10

Est: $10 - $200

Lot includes hammered copper saucepan with brass handle 7oz. - marked made in France; plus 4 copper saucepans with brass handles with impressed marks 2oz., 4oz., 6oz. and 8oz. Largest piece 7”L x 4”W x 3”H.

Issued: 20th century Dimensions: See Description

Starting Bid: $10

Est: $10 - $200

Elegant candelabra featuring a central column with ornate detailing and two gracefully curved arms supporting candle holders. Stamped Silver on Copper underneath.

Dimensions: 12”L x 4.5”W x 11”H

Starting Bid: $10

Est: $10 - $200

SILVER ON COPPER THREE LIGHT CANDELABRA

Romance styled holders with wide base and paneled stem. BM Co. impressed mark.

Issued: 20th century

Dimensions: 5.25”L x 3.5”W x 9.5”H

Starting Bid: $10

Est: $10 - $200

Unique crown design with crown points and colored glass cabochons as accent. Ice Bucket measures 9.25”H x 9.5” dia. and bowl is 4”H x 8.25” dia. International Silver Co. tag.

Issued: 20th century Dimensions: See Description

Starting Bid: $10

Est: $10 - $200

2PC INTERNATIONAL SILVER SILVERPLATED CROWN ICE BUCKET, BOWL

2PC

CANDLE HOLDER & INTERNATIONAL SILVER SERVING TRAY

This elegant set includes a Towle Silver silverplated candle holder in the Old Master pattern, adorned with embossed roses and scrolls, and a Countess Silverplate serving tray by International Silver. Together, these pieces offer timeless beauty and refined charm for any occasion. Candle holder measures 8.75”L x 7.5”W x 3.75”H. The tray measures 11.75”L x 10”W x 2”H.

Issued: 20th century

Dimensions: See Description

Starting Bid: $10

Est: $10 - $200

PEWTER YALE MUG WITH CREST

Handsome pewter mug with a clear bottom that depicts the Yale seal and crest with a monogrammed BGH. Pewter and Made in England backstamp.

Issued: 20th century

Dimensions: 5.25”L x 4.25”W x 4.75”H

Starting Bid: $10

Est: $10 - $200

PAIR OF GORHAM STERLING SILVER SALT AND PEPPER SHAKERS

Stunning vintage sterling silver 80g duo of containers with a footed base and a gadroon border. Gorham Sterling 759 backstamp on both items.

Issued: 20th century

Dimensions: 4.5”H x 1.75” dia.

Starting Bid: $10

Est: $10 - $200

SILVER COVERED CASSEROLE

This beautiful and convenient covered dish features an Anchor Hocking glass insert, perfect for serving in style. The silver dish is designed with double handles, making it both elegant and practical for the table. Marked on the base: English Silver Mfg., made in the United States.

Dimensions: 12.5”L x 9.5”W x 8”H

Starting Bid: $10

Est: $10 - $200

ENGLISH

SILVERPLATE RELISH TRAY W/3 SECTIONS AND LIDDED SAUCE DISH

This beautiful silverplated tray features a reticulated edge and double handles, adding a touch of elegance to any table. It includes three patterned glass inserts and a lidded center dip bowl, perfect for serving a variety of treats. Marked under the handles with a crowned maker’s mark and Italy.

Issued: 20th century

Dimensions: 13.25”L x 10”W x 3”H

Starting

Oval wire designed basket with footed base. Made in Italy impressed mark.

Issued: 20th century

Dimensions: 12.75”L x 7.5”W x 3”H

Starting Bid: $10

Est: $10 - $200

ITALIAN SILVERPLATED BREAD BASKET

SERVING DISHES, BOWLS, TRAYS

This grouping includes a pedestaled compote dish, two footed dishes, and a tray, all featuring round shapes with elegant reticulated edges. The largest piece, the round tray, measures 10” dia.

Dimensions: See Description

Starting Bid: $10 Est: $10 - $200

Beautiful grouping featuring a tea or coffee pot, covered sugar, creamer, and covered butter dish. Three pieces are marked Forbes, while the butter dish is marked National Silver Co. The butter dish includes a double pan for ice beneath the butter platform, adding both style and functionality. The largest piece measures 10.25”L x 6”W x 6.5”H.

Issued: 20th century

Dimensions: See Description

Starting Bid: $10

LUNT SILVER ANTIQUE STERLING TOMATO SERVER, MOUNT VERNON

A sterling silver Tomato server with Lunt makers mark RLB and PATD 11.25.05 inscriptions. Total weight: 38g.

Issued: 1905

Dimensions: 6.25”L x 2.25”W

Starting Bid: $10

Est: $10 - $200

WALLACE STERLING SOUP LADLE, GRAND BAROQUE

Features an intricately designed floral sterling silver handle with a stainless bowl. Total weight: 166g. Marked Wallace.

Issued: 20th century

Dimensions: 13”L x 3”W

Starting Bid: $10

Est: $10 - $200

WALLACE STERLING CARVING FORK AND KNIFE, GRAND BAROQUE

This handcrafted carving set showcases exquisite floral and leaf designs. It is crafted from stainless steel with a sterling silver handle. Knife measures 14”L x 1.25”W x 1.25”H, fork measures 10.75”L x 1.5”W x 1.25”H. Total weight: 298g. Marked Wallace.

Issued: 20th century

Dimensions: See Description

Starting Bid: $10

Est: $10 - $200

SERVING FLATWARE, GRAND BAROQUE

This set includes a cake breaker, wedding cake knife, and cake server, all with a sterling silver handle and stainless blade. Cake breaker measures 11.5”L x 4”W, cake knife measures 13.25”L x 1.25”W, and pie server measures 11.75”L x 2.25”W. Total weight: 382g. Marked Wallace.

Issued: 20th century

Dimensions: See Description

3PC

5PC TIFFANY, GORHAM, OTHERS STERLING

SILVER SERVING UTENSILS

Lovely hand-crafted utensils include Gorham Serving Tong (9.5”L); 2 Tiffany & Co. leaf edged tea spoons (8.5”L); T & Co. sugar serving spoon (4”L); and S. Kirk & Son salt cellar spoon (2.5”L). Impressed mark for each maker + Sterling impressed mark. 252g. Largest piece: 9.5”L x 3”W x 2.5”H.

Issued: 20th century Dimensions: See Description

Starting Bid: $20

Est: $200 - $800

5PC WALLACE STERLING SERVING SPOONS,

GRAND BAROQUE

Features a tomato serving spoon, a bonbon spoon, a sugar spoon and two gravy ladles, all made out of solid sterling silver. Largest measures 8”L x 3”W, smallest measures 5.5”L x 2”W. Total weight: 286g. Marked Wallace.

Issued: 20th century Dimensions: See Description

Starting Bid: $20

Est: $200 - $800

6PC WALLACE STERLING

QUENELLE

TEASPOONS, GRAND BAROQUE

A lavish 6 piece set of solid sterling silver pointed spoons. Total weight: 232g. Marked Wallace.

Issued: 20th century

Dimensions: 6”L x 1.25”W

Starting Bid: $10

Est: $10 - $200

UTENSILS, GRAND BAROQUE

This set includes a salad serving fork, two serving spoons, a cold meat serving fork, a slotted serving spoon, and a jelly serving spoon, all made out of sterling silver. Largest measures 8.5”L x 1.75”W, smallest measures 6.75”L x 1.5”W. Total weight: 534g. Marked Wallace.

Issued: 20th century

Dimensions: See Description

Starting Bid: $20

Est: $200 - $800

This collection features six dinner knives and one cake or pie server, all with stainless steel blades and sterling silver handles. Each piece is marked Sterling on the handle in the Damask Rose pattern by Oneida Silver. The total weight is 478g. The knives measure 9”L, and the server measures 10”L

Issued: 20th century

Dimensions: See Description

This set features sterling silver spoons, each marked with a specific date. Total weight: 210g. Marked Towle Sterling.

Issued: c. 1940

Dimensions: 6”L x 1.25”W

Starting Bid: $10

Est: $10 - $200

8PC WALLACE STERLING ICE CREAM FORKS, GRAND BAROQUE

This 8 piece set is made from solid sterling silver, with an intricate floral and leaf design. Total weight: 230g. Marked Wallace.

Issued: 20th century

Dimensions: 5.5”L x 1.25”W

Starting Bid: $10

Est: $10 - $200

GRAND BAROQUE

Features a set of solid sterling utensils including, a cracker scoop, tongs, two mustard scoop spoons, an olive fork, and a lemon fork. Also included are a pie server and butter knife with a sterling base and stainless blade. Largest measures 8.25”L x 3.25”W, smallest measures 4.5”L x 1”W. Total weight: 316g. Marked Wallace.

Issued: 20th century

Dimensions: See Description Starting Bid: $

This silverplate grouping includes four sharp steak knives and six dinner knives, all in the same floral Jubilee pattern. Each knife is marked Stainless on the blade. The steak knives measure 9”L, the dinner knives measure 9.25”L.

Issued: 20th century Dimensions: See Description

Starting Bid: $10

Est: $10 - $200

SERVING UTENSILS

This collection includes two sterling silver pieces: a flat round server marked Sterling on the handle, weighing 80g, and a pie server also marked Sterling on the handle, weighing 80g. Additionally, the group features silverplated serving spoons, a fork, and a ladle from makers such as Puritan Silver Co., Simeon & George H. Rogers Co., 1881 Rogers by Oneida Ltd., Holmes & Edwards IS, 1847 Rogers Bros., and Wm Rogers. The largest piece, the ladle, measures 9.25”L x 3.25”W x 2.5”H.

Dimensions: See Description

Starting Bid: $10

Est: $10 - $200

12PC WALLACE STERLING COCKTAIL FORKS, GRAND BAROQUE

These lovely three prong forks are made of sterling silver and feature an ornate floral design. Total weight: 304g. Marked Wallace.

Issued: 20th century

Dimensions: 5.25”L x 0.75”W

Starting Bid: $20

Est: $200 - $800

12PC WALLACE STERLING ICED TEA SPOONS,

GRAND BAROQUE

This exquisite set of sterling silver spoons features a finely detailed embellished handle with floral motifs. Total weight: 470g. Marked Wallace.

Issued: 20th century

Dimensions: 7.5”L x 1”W

Starting Bid: $20

Est: $200 - $800

This grouping includes six tablespoons and eight teaspoons in the Jubilee pattern by International Silver, featuring elegant floral detailing on the handles. The tablespoons measure 7.5”L, and the teaspoons measure 6”L.

Issued: 20th century Dimensions: See Description

Starting Bid: $10

Est: $10 - $200

SHAKERS

Features 12 Wallace sterling silver salt spoons in the baroque pattern, and set of T. Muto sterling salt and pepper shakers. Spoons measure 2.5”L x 0.75”W, shakers measure 1”L x 1”W x 1.25”H. Total weight: 70g. Spoons marked Wallace. Shakers come in their original T. Muto box, marked Sterling Japan.

Issued: 20th century

Dimensions: See Description

Starting

14PC WALLACE STERLING SALT SPOONS & T. MUTO SALT

GROUPING, VARIOUS MAKERS

This set of 24 spoons marked 1847 Rogers Bros. IS, H. & T. MFG. Co., and Court Silverplate. All are similar in size with the longest measuring 7.75”L.

Dimensions: See Description

Starting Bid: $10

Est: $10 - $200

ROSE FLATWARE

This gorgeous set includes six dinner forks (7.25”L), six salad forks (6.75”L), six spoons (6.25”L), five soup spoons (6.25”L), four serving spoons (8.25”L), one gravy ladle (6.25”L), one olive fork (5.5”L), six demitasse spoons (4.25”L), one cheese knife (6.5”L), and six cocktail forks (5.5”L). Each piece is marked Heirloom Sterling on the back. The total weight, with the cheese spade’s stainless blade included, is 1404g.

Dimensions: See Description

47PC 1847 ROGERS BROS INTERNATIONAL SILVERWARE, ESPERANTO

Stunning collection of silverplated utensils with a scroll pattern on the handle that consists of 2 pie servers 10.75”L, a pierced serving spoon 8.75”L, a serving spoon 9”L, a large tablespoon 8.75”L, a ladle 6.5”L, a serving fork 9”L, a butter knife 7.75”L, 8 knives 9”L, 7 dinner forks 7.5”L, 8 salad forks 7”L, 8 tablespoons 7.25”L, and 8 teaspoons 6.25”L. 1847 Rogers Bros IS backstamp.

Issued: 20th century

Dimensions: See Description

Starting Bid: $10

Est: $10 - $200

52PC 1847 ROGERS BROS SILVER PLATED FLATWARE & BOX

In the Remembrance pattern, this large collection of various utensils includes: 1 sugar spoon (5.75”L x 1.25”W), 1 butter knife (6.75”L x 0.75”W), 2 serving spoons (8.75”L x 1.75”W), 8 knives (8.5”L x 0.75”W), 8 soup spoons (6.5”L x 1.75”W), 8 salad forks (6.75”L x 1.75”W), 8 forks (7.5”L x 1”W) and 16 teaspoons (6.25”L x 1.25”W).

1847 Rogers Bros IS Remembrance backstamp. Includes silverware wood box with brown interior. Box Dimensions: 17”L x 11.5”W x 3.75”H.

Issued: 1847

Dimensions: See Description

Starting Bid: $10

Est: $10 - $200

AND CHEST

This extravagant silver flatware set includes and 12 dinner knives, and 12 butter knives made out of sterling handles and stainless blades. Also included are 12 dinner forks, 12 salad forks, 12 soup spoons, 12 dinner spoons, and 12 dessert spoons, all made out of sterling silver, plus one blade sharpener and a wooden flatware chest. Dinner knives measure 8.75”L x 7”W, butter knives measure, 6.25”L x 0.75”W, dinner forks measure 7.5”L x 1”W, salad forks measure, 6.5”L x 1”W, Soup spoons measure 6”L x 1.5”W, and dinner spoons plus dessert spoons measure 6”L x 1.25”W, chest measures 18.5”L x 12.5”W x 11”H.

Total weight: 3739g. Marked Wallace.

Issued: 20th century

Dimensions: See Description

Starting Bid: $80

Est: $800 - $2000

ERIC DELIEB HARDCOVER BOOK, SILVER BOXES THE COLLECTOR’S

New York: Clarkson N. Potter Inc., 1968. Hardcover book with various silver boxes on the cover. Eric Delieb, a London silver antiques dealer, has written a comprehensive study of antique silver boxes, concentrating on their development in England from the 16th to 19th centuries. 120 pages with 96 pages of color photographs.

Issued: 1968

Dimensions: 9”L x 1”W x 12”H

Starting Bid: $10

Est: $10 - $200

3 ASSORTED NON FICTION HARDCOVER BOOKS

ON SILVERSMITHS

Various related subjects, including Eric Delieb and Michael Roberts: Matthew Boulton Master Silversmith, N.M. Penzer: Paul Storr 1771-1844 Silversmith and Goldsmith, and Eric Delieb and Michael Roberts: The Great Silver Manufactory. Largest book measures 9”L x 1.5”W x 12”H.

Issued: 1954-1971

Dimensions: See Description

Starting Bid: $10

Est: $10 - $200

Various related subjects, including Patricia Wardle: Victorian Silver and Silver Plate, Seymour B Wyler: The Book of Sheffield Plate Including Victorian Plate, and David S Shure: Hester Bateman Queen of English Silversmiths. Dimensions of the largest item: 9”L x 1”W x 11.25”H.

Dimensions: See Description

Starting Bid: $10

Est: $10 - $200

Various related subjects, including Dorothy T Rainwater: American Silver Manufacturers, E Milby Burton: South Carolina Silversmiths, Katharine Morrison McClinton: Collecting American 19th Century Silver, Tere Hagan: Sterling Flatware An Identification Guide, and Ernest M Currier: Marks of Early American Silversmiths. Dimensions of the largest item: 8.25”L x 1”W x 11”H.

Dimensions: See Description