Auction 156C | Art Nouveau - Art Deco | Quittenbaum Art Auctions Munich

ART NOUVEAU ART DECO Auction 156 C 9 June 2021

ART NOUVEAU ART DECO Auction 156 C Wednesday 9 June 2021 3:00 pm P R E V I E W: THERESIENSTR. 60 Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday

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337 A. Anet Female bust, c. 1935 H. 19 cm, 24.2 x 10 cm (with base). Bronze, dark patina. Signed: A. ANET (embossed).

Brown-red marble base. € 500 - 600

338 Maurice Bouval 'Nouveau Lady' - 'Baguier Femme Drapée', c. 1905 H. 27 cm. Bronze. Dress signed: M. Bouval.

Plinth with the signet of the Jollet & Co. foundry, Paris.

Berman, Bronzes, vol. 2, Chicago 1981, no.

1820. € 1.800 - 2.200

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339 J. Brault Woman holding a bird, c. 1930 H. 37 cm. Bronze, dark patina and gilding.

Base signed: J. BRAULT. Composite base made of various onyxes. € 1.200 - 1.800

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341 Demètre H. Chiparus Panther, c. 1925 H. 32.8 cm, 75 x 16 cm (with base). Bronze, patinated in green. Base signed: DH Chiparus (incised). Composite base made of slate and light marble. € 2.500 - 3.500

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340 Demètre H. Chiparus Three children's heads, c. 1920 H. 27.5 cm, 43.5 x 12 cm (with base). Terracotta.

Signed and marked on the back: DH Chiparus, ETLING FRANCE (carved or embossed, respectively). Oak base. € 1.000 - 1.300

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342 Demètre H. Chiparus 'L'age du Bronze', um 1928 H. 53.5 cm, 86 x 16 cm (with base). Cast metal, patinated in green. Composite base made of slate and white onyx. Base signed: DH Chiparus (incised).

Shayo, Chiparus, New York 1999, p. 65. € 1.800 - 2.800

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343 Demètre H. Chiparus 'Leaving the opera', c. 1922 Young lady, wrapped in a fur-trimmed cape, walking down a flight of stairs. H. 23.5 cm (with base). Cold painted bronze, head and hand made of carved ivory. Base signed: DH Chiparus (incised). Red marble base.

This lot contains materials protected by the Washington conservation agreement such as ivory, rhino horn, rosewood etc. Many countries have changed their import/export laws regarding these materials in recent years.

Thus, Quittenbaum needs to ask any potential Buyer to check with their own government regarding any importation requirements prior to placing a bid.

Shayo, Chiparus, New York 1999, p. 48, p. 80. € 6.000 - 7.000

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344 Demètre H. Chiparus 'Danseuse du Liban', c. 1925 Dancer balancing on one leg, right arm stretched in the air. H. 36.3 cm. Bronze, cold painted. Base signed: Chiparus (incised).

Brown onyx base.

Shayo, Chiparus, New York 1999, p. 104. € 6.000 - 7.000

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345 Demètre H. Chiparus 'Dancer of Olynthus', c. 1925 Dancer dressed only in a cap and a transparent loincloth in a pose standing on one leg. H. 36.4 cm. Carved ivory, cap and loincloth of gilded bronze. Base signed: Chiparus (incised).

Brown onyx base.

This lot contains materials protected by the Washington conservation agreement such as ivory, rhino horn, rosewood etc. Many countries have changed their import / export laws regarding these materials in recent years. Thus, Quittenbaum needs to ask any potential Buyer to check with their own government regarding any importation requirements prior to placing a bid.

Shayo, Chiparus, New York 1999, p. 103. € 28.000 - 34.000

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346 Demètre H. Chiparus ‘Tanara’, c. 1925 Seated dancer in a tight-fitting robe with a short skirt and cap, tying her shoe, her face turned back to the left. H. 40 cm, 65.6 x 20.9 cm. Cold painted bronze, face and hands made of carved ivory. Base signed: DH Chiparus, ETLING PARIS (engraved). Light marble base.

This lot contains materials protected by the Washington conservation agreement such as ivory, rhino horn, rosewood etc. Many countries have changed their import / export laws regarding these materials in recent years. Thus, Quittenbaum needs to ask any potential Buyer to check with their own government regarding any importation requirements prior to placing a bid.

Shayo, Chiparus, New York 1999, p. 83; Catley, Art Deco and other figures, Woodbridge 1998, p. 103. € 44.000 - 52.000

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Demètre H. Chiparus (Dorohoi 1886 - 1947 Paris), Paris We are pleased to offer one of the best and most famous works by Demètre H. Chiparus - the group of figures 'Les Girls', around 1928.

Hardly any other artist has depicted the 'Années Folles' in France before the first global economic crisis better than the Romanian Dumitru Haralamb Chiparus. Hailing from a wealthy family, he was able to study sculpture in Florence and at the École Nationale Supérieure des Beaux-Arts in Paris from 1912. In his studio, which he set up in 1918, he mainly spent his time portraying, artistically but truthfully, the theatre and cabarets in the bustling city. The modern woman is one of his preferred subjects, the actresses and dancers in their revealing, sometimes skin-tight, costumes are fully aware of their effect on the viewer, they know what they want and how to get it.

The group of five, 'Les Girls' is one of the most famous examples of his work. The viewer witnesses a fantastically vivid stage scene: the dancers move synchronously. With elegantly spread arms and slightly bent upper body, they move forward step by step, the right toe is on the floor, the left leg performs the dance movement. Their heads are turned back and the girls' gaze is directed at an imaginary audience. Like a second skin, the leotards cling to their slender bodies, leaving only the girls' faces exposed.

A comb-like headdress that starts at the crown and reaches almost to the shoulders gives them an Egyptian appearance. The faces and hands of the chryselephantine figures are made of finely carved ivory. The rest of the figures are made of cold painted bronze in a beautiful copper red. If you take a closer look at the overalls, you will notice the intricately decorated surfaces and ornaments of chains, net structures and ribbon overlays, which are designed differently for each of the five women.

We know from historical photographs that Chiparus first made his designs in plasticine. Then a modeller was entrusted with the execution of the model. Chiparus monitored and reworked it himself until every detail was perfectly executed to his satisfaction. Like few of his contemporaries, he was as exacting about the execution of the bronze details as he did to the ivory carvings. The models were then bought by various bronze foundries, in this case Edmond Étling, Paris, and produced in small editions. Chiparus then received a percentage of the sale.

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347 Demètre H. Chiparus 'Les Girls', um 1928 Group of five dancers in tight-fitting leotards with caps, in a parallel pose. H. 52 cm, 64 x 14 cm. Cold painted bronze, faces and hands made of carved ivory. Base signed: DH Chiparus, ETLING PARIS (incised and rubbed black). White onyx base.

This lot contains materials protected by the Washington conservation agreement such as ivory, rhino horn, rosewood etc. Many countries have changed their import / export laws regarding these materials in recent years. Thus, Quittenbaum needs to ask any potential Buyer to check with their own government regarding any importation requirements prior to placing a bid.

Shayo, Chiparus, New York 1999, S. 165; Catley, Art Deco and other figures, Woodbridge 1998, S. 103. € 330.000 - 440.000

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348 Joseph d'Aste Bacchante with satyrs, c. 1925 H. 53.5 cm, 42.5 x 20 cm. Bronze, dark green and dark brown patina. Base signed: J. d'Aste (incised). Slate base. € 1.800 - 2.400

349 Joé Descomps 'Comedy-Tragedy' dancer, 1920s* H. 41.5 cm (with base). Bronze, dark patina.

Carved ivory head, arms and legs. Plinth signed: Joé Descomps, ETLING, Paris (embossed). Light onyx base.

Berman, Bronzes, Bd. 4, Chicago 1980, S. 1162, no. 4645. € 8.000 - 10.000

350 Lawrence Dupuy 'Cymbals', c. 1915 H. 61.3 cm. Bronze, dark green patina. Base signed: L. Dupuy, Susse Fres Edts Paris, BRONZE (embossed).

Berman, Bronzes, Vol. 3, Chicago 1977, No. 1927. € 1.800 - 2.200

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Man in 18th century attire, c. 1900* H. 11.5 cm. Carved ivory. Unsigned. € 600 - 800

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'Kneeling woman', before 1914* H. 4.9 cm. Carved ivory. Unsigned. € 700 - 900

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* This lot contains materials protected by the Washington conservation agreement such as ivory, rhino horn, rosewood etc.

Many countries have changed their import/ export laws regarding these materials in recent years. Thus, Quittenbaum needs to ask any potential Buyer to check with their own government regarding any importation requirements prior to placing a bid.

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355 Erbach (pres.)

Woman holding a Child, 1920s* H. 13.5 cm. Carved ivory. Unsigned. € 600 - 800

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Woman holding a bird, c. 1925* 356

H. 8.8 cm. Carved ivory. Unsigned. € 600 - 800

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'Kneeling woman', before 1914* 353

France 'Venus', 1926

H. 11.4 cm (with base). Carved ivory. Unsigned. Onyx base. € 2.200 - 2.800

H. 30.5 cm. Bronze, patinated in black. Plinth signed: artist's mark (not identified), Paris 1926 (embossed). € 800 - 1.200

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Dancer, c. 1920*

A. Gilbert 'Diana', c. 1930

H. 16.6 cm (with base). Carved ivory. Unsigned. Black-brown marble base. € 400 - 600

H. 36 cm (with base). Bronze with dark patina, the figure of the woman chrome-plated. Base signed: A. Gilbert (incised). Slate base. € 900 - 1.200

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359 Armand Godard 'St. Mark's Square', c. 1920* H. 39.5 cm (with base). Bronze, dark patina, cold painted, face made of carved ivory. Skirt signed: Godard, ETLING PARIS (embossed). Black-grey marble base.

Shayo, Statuettes of the Art Deco period, Woodbridge 2016, p. 109. € 3.000 - 4.000

*T his lot contains materials protected by the Washington conservation agreement such as ivory, rhino horn, rosewood etc. Many countries have changed their import/ export laws regarding these materials in recent years. Thus, Quittenbaum needs to ask any potential Buyer to check with their own government regarding any importation requirements prior to placing a bid.

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360 Affortunato Gory Ball dancer, 1920s H. 41.8 cm. (with base). Bronze with brown patina, ivory ball. Foot inscribed: A. Gory (embossed). Onyx base.

This lot contains materials protected by the Washington conservation agreement such as ivory, rhino horn, rosewood etc. Many countries have changed their import / export laws regarding these materials in recent years.

Thus, Quittenbaum needs to ask any potential Buyer to check with their own government regarding any importation requirements prior to placing a bid. € 2.000 - 3.000

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361 Andrée Guerval (alias Raymonde Y. Guerbe) 'Chrysis', 1920s H. 33 cm (with base). Bronze, dark green patina, vase made of brown stone. Base signed: a Guerval (incised). Remnants of a gallery label Vienna.

Catley, Art Deco and other figures, Woodbridge 1998, p. 168. € 2.400 - 2.800 361

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362 Fritz Heinemann 'Male nude examining a sword', c. 1900 H. 48 cm. Bronze, dark patina. Base signed: Fritz Heinemann Akt. Ges. Gladenbeck Berlin D210. (embossed). € 4.500 - 5.500

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363 Ernst Gustav Jaeger 'The Falconer', c. 1925 H. 27.7 cm (with base). Bronze, cold painted.

Carved ivory head, neck and hand. Plinth signed: G. Jaeger, signet of Rosenthal & Maeder, Berlin. Black-green marble base.

This lot contains materials protected by the Washington conservation agreement such as ivory, rhino horn, rosewood etc.

Many countries have changed their import / export laws regarding these materials in recent years. Thus, Quittenbaum needs to ask any potential Buyer to check with their own government regarding any importation requirements prior to placing a bid.

Shayo, Statuettes of the Art Deco period, Woodbridge 2016, p. 131. € 6.000 - 7.000

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364 Alfred Jorel Boy with a dog, c. 1920 H. 19 cm (with base). Cold painted bronze, face made of carved ivory. Jacket inscribed on the back: BRONZE (embossed). Base signed: A. Jorel (incised). Black and grey marble base.

This lot contains materials protected by the Washington conservation agreement such as ivory, rhino horn, rosewood etc.

Many countries have changed their import / export laws regarding these materials in recent years. Thus, Quittenbaum needs to ask any potential Buyer to check with their own government regarding any importation requirements prior to placing a bid.

Shayo, Statuettes of the Art Deco Period, Woodbridge 2016, p. 132. € 500 - 700

365 Carl Kauba Vide poche, c. 1905 Dancing woman, the skirt of her robe forming the bowl. H. 13 cm, 14 x 14.5 cm. Bronze, dark patina. Signed: AUSTRIA, CKauba (embossed). On the bottom: GESCHÜTZT 5306 (embossed). € 700 - 1.000

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366 Raoul Larche Figurative 'La Danse, la Loïe Fuller' table light, model for the Paris World Fair, 1900 H. 32.8 cm. Fire-gilded bronze. Signed: RAOUL LARCHE, founder's mark SIOT-DECAUVILLE FONDEUR PARIS, 1410.

Exh. cat. Meisterwerke des Jugendstils im Bayerischen Nationalmuseum, Munich-Stuttgart 2010, no. 4+cover; cf.

Exh. cat. Ein Dokument Deutscher Kunst, Darmstadt 1976, vol. 2, nos. 189, 190; Cf. exh. cat. Art Nouveau Belgium France, Chicago 1976, nos. 454, 455. € 12.000 - 16.000

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367 Pierre Le Faguays 'Dancer with cymbals', c. 1925 H. 48 cm (with base). Cast metal, patinated green. Plinth signed: Fayral (embossed).

Black slate base.

Catley, Art Deco and other figures, Woodbridge 1998, p. 197. € 1.600 - 2.600

368 Josef Lorenzl Dancer, 1920s H. 20.7 cm (with base). Bronze, cold painted. Plinth signed: LORENZL. Onyx base inscribed on the bottom: Made in Austria (incised). € 1.800 - 2.700

369 Charlotte Monginot Egyptian woman, c. 1915* H. 31.5 cm (with base). Cold painted bronze, head, torso, hands and feet made of carved ivory. Base signed: Ch. Monginot (incised).

On the floor the LNJL plaque for Les Neveux de Jules Lehmann. Green and black marble base. € 3.000 - 4.000

370 Montini 'Dante', c. 1925 H. 40 cm (with base). Cold painted bronze, face, neck and hands made of carved ivory.

Plinth signed: Montini, RuM (Rosenthal & Maeder, Berlin). Black and grey marble base.

Shayo, Statuettes of the Art Deco Period, Woodbridge 2016, p. 181. € 1.000 - 2.000

371 Fernand Ouillon Carrère 'Sword Dance', 1919 H. 25.5 cm (with base). Bronze. Plinth signed and dated: Ouillon Carrere 1919. Pink-grey marble base.

Catley, Art Deco and other figures, Woodbridge 1998, p. 243. € 800 - 1.200 * This lot contains materials protected by the Washington conservation agreement such as ivory, rhino horn, rosewood etc. Many countries have changed their import/ export laws regarding these materials in recent years. Thus, Quittenbaum needs to ask any potential Buyer to check with their own government regarding any importation requirements prior to placing a bid.

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372 Roland Paris 'Savant', c. 1925

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H. 25.5 cm (with base). Cold painted bronze, head, hands and cane made of carved ivory.

Base signed: Roland Paris. Onyx and bronze base.

This lot contains materials protected by the Washington conservation agreement such as ivory, rhino horn, rosewood etc.

Many countries have changed their import / export laws regarding these materials in recent years. Thus, Quittenbaum needs to ask any potential Buyer to check with their own government regarding any importation requirements prior to placing a bid.

Shayo, Roland Paris, Woodbridge 2016, p.

192. € 2.500 - 3.500

373 Roland Paris 'Girl I' and 'Girl II', c. 1925

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H. 18-18.2 cm (with base). Cold painted bronze, the face, hands and pommel of the cane are made of carved ivory. Cane also with green gemstone. Base signed: Roland Paris (incised). Different marble bases.

This lot contains materials protected by the Washington conservation agreement such as ivory, rhino horn, rosewood etc.

Many countries have changed their import / export laws regarding these materials in recent years. Thus, Quittenbaum needs to ask any potential Buyer to check with their own government regarding any importation requirements prior to placing a bid.

Thumb replaced.

Shayo, Roland Paris, Woodbridge 2016, pp.

222, 223. € 4.000 - 6.000

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374 Roland Paris 'Jester King', c. 1925 H. 25 cm, 21 x 16 cm. Carved wood, painted, remains of gilding.

Signed: R. PARIS (incised), original Frankfurt distributor's label.

Shayo, Roland Paris, Woodbridge 2016, 2nd flyleaf, p. 128. € 4.500 - 5.500

375 Roland Paris 'Menelaus', c. 1925 H. 34 cm (with base). Cold painted bronze, face made of carved ivory. Base signed: Roland Paris (incised). Black and brown marble base.

This lot contains materials protected by the Washington conservation agreement such as ivory, rhino horn, rosewood etc. Many countries have changed their import / export laws regarding these materials in recent years. Thus, Quittenbaum needs to ask any potential Buyer to check with their own government regarding any importation requirements prior to placing a bid.

Shayo, Roland Paris, Woodbridge 2016, p. 188. € 2.800 - 3.600

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376 Paul Philippe 'Simplicity', c. 1920 H. 42.5 cm (with base). Bronze, head, neck and hands made of carved ivory. Base signed: P. Philippe (incised). Brown onyx base.

This lot contains materials protected by the Washington conservation agreement such as ivory, rhino horn, rosewood etc.

Many countries have changed their import/ export laws regarding these materials in recent years. Thus, Quittenbaum needs to ask any potential Buyer to check with their own government regarding any importation requirements prior to placing a bid.

Catley, Art Deco and other figures, Woodbridge 1998, p. 251. € 8.000 - 10.000

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377 Paul Philippe 'Tall Russian Dancer', 1920s H. 55.5 cm (incl. base). Cold painted bronze, gilded. Base signed: P. Philippe (engraved); embossed mark on the foot: MC 125. Pink/ white/grey marble base.

Catley, Art déco and other figures, Woodbridge 1998, p. 251; Exh. cat. Vom Jugendstil bis Art Déco, Elfenbeinmuseum Erbach, Erbach 1998, no. 60. € 10.000 - 12.000

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378 Paul Philippe 'The Awakening', 1920s H. 31.3 cm. Silver. Not signed. Green onyx base.

Shayo, Statuettes of the Art Deco Period, Woodbridge 2016, p. 190. € 1.800 - 2.200

379 Paul Philippe 'Violin Player', c. 1920 H. 30 cm, 24.7 x 12.9 cm (incl. base). Cold painted bronze, head, collar, arms, violin, bow and feet of carved ivory, partially coloured. Back of dress signed: Phillippe (sic!), (embossed). Onyx base.

This lot contains materials protected by the Washington conservation agreement such as ivory, rhino horn, rosewood etc. Many countries have changed their import / export laws regarding these materials in recent years. Thus, Quittenbaum needs to ask any potential Buyer to check with their own government regarding any importation requirements prior to placing a bid. € 16.000 - 18.000

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380 Paul Philippe 'Pierette', c. 1928 H. 37.7 cm (incl. base). Bronze, cold painted, patinated. Face and hands of carved ivory. Plinth signed: P. Philippe, signet of Rosenthal & Maeder, Berlin. Black/ green marble base.

This lot contains materials protected by the Washington conservation agreement such as ivory, rhino horn, rosewood etc. Many countries have changed their import / export laws regarding these materials in recent years. Thus, Quittenbaum needs to ask any potential Buyer to check with their own government regarding any importation requirements prior to placing a bid.

Shayo, Statuettes of the Art Deco period, Woodbridge 2016, p. 196. € 7.000 - 8.000

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381 Otto Poertzel Female nude, c. 1922 H. 33 cm (with base). Bronze. Plinth signed: Prf. Poertzel. White marble base with silver plaque (with inspection marks).

Swedish challenge trophy. Engraved with the winners from 1922-48. Left arm with tear. € 800 - 1.200

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382 Otto Poertzel 'Two Sailors', c. 1925 H. 18 cm, 28.2 x 16.2 cm (with bowl). Cold painted bronze, heads, parts of the torso and arms made of carved ivory, light onyx bowl. Bowl signed: ProF. (sic!) Poertzel (incised).

This lot contains materials protected by the Washington conservation agreement such as ivory, rhino horn, rosewood etc. Many countries have changed their import / export laws regarding these materials in recent years. Thus, Quittenbaum needs to ask any potential Buyer to check with their own government regarding any importation requirements prior to placing a bid.

Cf. Shayo, Statuettes of the Art Deco period, Woodbridge 2016, p. 200. € 7.000 - 9.000

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383 Ferdinand Preiss 'Greek woman holding a torch', c. 1920 H. 27.7 cm (with base). Bronze, cold painted, head, torso, arms and legs as well as the holder of the torch made of carved ivory, amber synthetic resin. Plinth signed: F. Preiss (embossed). Onyx base.

This lot contains materials protected by the Washington conservation agreement such as ivory, rhino horn, rosewood etc. Many countries have changed their import / export laws regarding these materials in recent years.

Thus, Quittenbaum needs to ask any potential Buyer to check with their own government regarding any importation requirements prior to placing a bid.

Head restored.

Shayo, Ferdinand Preiss, Woodbridge 2005, p. 113. € 5.000 - 7.000

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384 Ferdinand Preiss 'Posing', c. 1920 H. 10 cm. Carved ivory. Base signed: F. Preiss (incised). Onyx base.

This lot contains materials protected by the Washington conservation agreement such as ivory, rhino horn, rosewood etc. Many countries have changed their import / export laws regarding these materials in recent years. Thus, Quittenbaum needs to ask any potential Buyer to check with their own government regarding any importation requirements prior to placing a bid.

Catley, Art Deco and other figures, Woodbridge 1978, p. 276. € 2.000 - 3.000

385 Ferdinand Preiss 'Admire', c. 1920 Little boy. H. 7 cm (with base). Carved ivory. Base signed: F. Preiss (incised). Onyx base.

This lot contains materials protected by the Washington conservation agreement such as ivory, rhino horn, rosewood etc. Many countries have changed their import / export laws regarding these materials in recent years. Thus, Quittenbaum needs to ask any potential Buyer to check with their own government regarding any importation requirements prior to placing a bid.

Shayo, Ferdinand Preiss, Woodbridge 2005, p. 127. € 1.000 - 1.500

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386 Ferdinand Preiss Girl, c. 1920 H. 16 cm (with base). Carved ivory. Base signed: F. Preiss (incised). Composite base made of onyx and slate.

This lot contains materials protected by the Washington conservation agreement such as ivory, rhino horn, rosewood etc. Many countries have changed their import / export laws regarding these materials in recent years. Thus, Quittenbaum needs to ask any potential Buyer to check with their own government regarding any importation requirements prior to placing a bid. € 2.000 - 2.600

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Johann Philipp Ferdinand Preiss began his training in the ivory carving workshop of his uncle Philip Willmann.

After graduating, he stayed at his workshop for a few years and also continued his education at the newly founded vocational school in Erbach. Travels and study visits took him to Berlin, Milan and Paris, among others.

In 1907, he briefly worked in Karl Haebler's company in Baden-Baden, where he met his future partner Arthur Kassler. Together they founded the company 'Preiss & Kassler Workshop for Ivory and Art' in Berlin. With at least six employees, they made sculptures, small objects and jewellery from ivory. Kassler took care of the finances while Preiss took over the artistic direction of the workshop from the start. Soon he began to revive the ancient technique of chryselephantine (Chrys = gold; elephantinos = made of ivory). Until the First World War, when the workshop had to be temporarily closed, Preiss & Kassler had great success at home and abroad with these figures, which at the time still paid homage to the classical style. He received the bronze parts for it from the well-known Berlin foundry H. Gladenbeck & Son. After the end of the war, there were initially difficulties to get material for figurines, but Preiss succeeded with a new style to depict the full life of the now 'Roaring Twenties' and thus re-kindled the interest of customers in Germany and in the rest of the world. The "Shyness" figurine offered here is a wonderful example of the transition phase.

387 Ferdinand Preiss 'Shyness', 1920s H. 27.6 cm (with base). Carved ivory, partially painted. Plinth and base signed: F. Preiss (engraved). Composite base made of black marble and onyx.

This lot contains materials protected by the Washington conservation agreement such as ivory, rhino horn, rosewood etc. Many countries have changed their import / export laws regarding these materials in recent years. Thus, Quittenbaum needs to ask any potential Buyer to check with their own government regarding any importation requirements prior to placing a bid.

Shayo, Ferdinand Preiss, Woodbridge 2005, p. 90. € 20.000 - 25.000

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388 Ferdinand Preiss 'Phryne', 1920s H. 21.9 cm (with base). Bronze, cold painted, carved ivory, partially painted. Plinth inscribed: F. PREISS (stamped). Black/grey marble base.

This lot contains materials protected by the Washington conservation agreement such as ivory, rhino horn, rosewood etc. Many countries have changed their import / export laws regarding these materials in recent years. Thus, Quittenbaum needs to ask any potential Buyer to check with their own government regarding any importation requirements prior to placing a bid.

Shayo, Ferdinand Preiss, Woodbridge 2005, p. 19. € 3.000 - 5.000

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389 Ferdinand Preiss 'The Butterfly', 1920s Young, undressed woman, standing, looking at a butterfly on the finger of her left hand. H. 17.6 cm. Carved ivory. Plinth signed: F. Preiss (incised).

Green onyx base.

This lot contains materials protected by the Washington conservation agreement such as ivory, rhino horn, rosewood etc. Many countries have changed their import / export laws regarding these materials in recent years. Thus, Quittenbaum needs to ask any potential Buyer to check with their own government regarding any importation requirements prior to placing a bid.

Shayo, Ferdinand Preiss, Woodbridge 2005, p. 91. € 8.000 - 12.000

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390 Ferdinand Preiss 'Red Dancer', c. 1925 H. 42 cm (with base). Bronze, cold painted, face, neck and hands made of carved ivory, partially painted. Plinth signed: F. Preiss (embossed). Composite base made of onyx and black slate.

This lot contains materials protected by the Washington conservation agreement such as ivory, rhino horn, rosewood etc. Many countries have changed their import / export laws regarding these materials in recent years. Thus, Quittenbaum needs to ask any potential Buyer to check with their own government regarding any importation requirements prior to placing a bid.

Shayo, Statuettes of the Art Deco period, Woodbridge 2016, p. 207. € 50.000 - 60.000

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391 Ferdinand Preiss "Con Brio, c. 1925 Dancer in two-piece suit with hood and feather in a pose standing on one leg, arms outstretched. H. 32 cm (with base). Carved ivory, partially painted, hood, twopiece and plinth made of cold painted bronze. Base signed: F. Preiss (incised).

This lot contains materials protected by the Washington conservation agreement such as ivory, rhino horn, rosewood etc. Many countries have changed their import / export laws regarding these materials in recent years. Thus, Quittenbaum needs to ask any potential Buyer to check with their own government regarding any importation requirements prior to placing a bid.

Shayo, Ferdinand Preiss, Woodbridge 2005, p. 174, p.

49, reproduction of a contemporary photo of the Leipziger Messe 1930, stand by Preiss & Kassler; Catley, Art Deco and other figures, Woodbridge 1998, p. 283; Duncan, Art Deco Sculpture, London 2016, p. 207. € 20.000 - 30.000

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392 Ferdinand Preiss 'Diana', c. 1928 H. 22 cm (with base). Bronze, cold painted, head, upper body, arms and legs made of carved ivory, partially painted. Brass rods, patinated. Base signed: F. Preiss (incised). Rectangular base made of green onyx with ivory feet.

This lot contains materials protected by the Washington conservation agreement such as ivory, rhino horn, rosewood etc. Many countries have changed their import / export laws regarding these materials in recent years. Thus, Quittenbaum needs to ask any potential Buyer to check with their own government regarding any importation requirements prior to placing a bid.

Shayo, Ferdinand Preiss, Woodbridge 2005, p. 105, ibid., p. 49, photo of the Preiss & Kassler booth at the Leipzig trade fair, 1930; Catley, Art Deco and other figures, Woodbridge 1998, p. 270 ("The Archer"); Duncan, Art Deco Sculpture, London 2016, p. 206. € 22.000 - 28.000

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393 Ferdinand Preiss 'Hoop Girl' and 'Sonny Boy', c. 1930 H. 20.5-20.7 cm (with base). Cold painted bronze, heads, arms and legs made of carved ivory. Signed on the back of each onyx base: F. PREISS (incised).

This lot contains materials protected by the Washington conservation agreement such as ivory, rhino horn, rosewood etc. Many countries have changed their import / export laws regarding these materials in recent years. Thus, Quittenbaum needs to ask any potential Buyer to check with their own government regarding any importation requirements prior to placing a bid.

Shayo, Ferdinand Preiss, Woodbridge 2005, p. 130, ibid., p.

49, photo of the Preiss & Kassler booth at the Leipzig trade fair, 1930. € 4.000 - 6.000

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394 Ferdinand Preiss 'Flute Player', c. 1930 H. 45 cm (incl. base). Cold painted bronze. Head, collar, hands and flute of carved ivory, partially coloured. Signed: F. Preiss (engraved). Base of onyx and black marble.

This lot contains materials protected by the Washington conservation agreement such as ivory, rhino horn, rosewood etc. Many countries have changed their import / export laws regarding these materials in recent years. Thus, Quittenbaum needs to ask any potential Buyer to check with their own government regarding any importation requirements prior to placing a bid.

Shayo, Ferdinand Preiss, Woodbridge 2005, p.

184, ibid., p. 49, photo of the Preiss & Kassler booth at the Leipzig trade fair, 1930; Catley, Art Deco and other figures, Woodbridge 1998, p. 270. € 16.000 - 18.000

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395 Ferdinand Preiss 'Hoop Girl' and 'Sonny Boy', c. 1930 H. 28-29.5 cm (with base). Bronze, cold painted. Bases signed: F. Preiss (incised). Slate bases.

Shayo, Ferdinand Preiss, Woodbridge, 2005, p. 130, ibid., p. 49, photo of the Preiss & Kassler booth at the Leipzig trade fair, 1930. € 6.000 - 9.000

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396 Édouard Marcel Sandoz Small rabbit with raised ear, 1922 H. 5.8 cm. Bronze, dark patina. Signed: EM Sandoz, Susse Frs Edts Paris (embossed).

Cat. Edouard Marcel Sandoz, De la sculpture à la porcelaine, Paris 1999, p. 82. € 1.500 - 2.000

397 Édouard Marcel Sandoz 'Lapin bijou', 1922 H. 5 cm. Bronze, dark patina. Plinth signed EM Sandoz, Susse Frs (embossed). Faint inscription on the bottom.

Cat. Edouard Marcel Sandoz, De la sculpture à la porcelaine, Paris 1999, p. 84. € 1.500 - 2.000

398 Julius Schmidt-Felling Nude balancing an ivory ball, c. 1900 H. 34.2 cm. Bronze, gilded, carved ivory ball. Plinth signed: Schmidt-Felling (embossed). White and yellow marble base.

This lot contains materials protected by the Washington conservation agreement such as ivory, rhino horn, rosewood etc. Many countries have changed their import / export laws regarding these materials in recent years. Thus, Quittenbaum needs to ask any potential Buyer to check with their own government regarding any importation requirements prior to placing a bid. € 600 - 800

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399 Heinrich Karl Scholz Lady and a Fool in Love, 1920 H. 60.5 cm (with base). Bronze, dark patina. Plinth signed: HK SCHOLZ 1920, ERZGIESSEREI AG WIEN (embossed).

Green and black marble base. € 2.800 - 3.400

400 Charles Sykes Radiator mascot 'Spirit of Ecstasy', 1911 H. 19.7 cm. Silver-plated bronze. Plinth signed: Charles Sykes, ROLLS ROYCE Ltd. FEB 6 1911 (embossed). Black wooden base.

Design for Rolls Royce.

Duncan, Art Deco Sculpture, London 2016, p. 250. € 500 - 600

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401 Richard Thuss Motorcyclist, 1920s H. 17.2 cm. Bronze, dark patina. Base signed: Thuss, ARGENTOR WIEN (embossed). € 2.000 - 2.400

402 R. Varnier Sportsman, 1920s H. 68 cm. Bronze, dark patina. Base signed: VARNIER (incised). Black and green marble base. € 1.500 - 2.500

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403 Wiener Bronze Eight miniature dogs, 1900-1920 H. 0.7-2.3 cm. Bronze, cold painted. € 800 - 1.200

404 Wiener Bronze Five miniature animals, 1900-1920

403

2 elephants, 2 lizards, 1 peacock. H. 1.1-5.5 cm. Bronze, cold painted. € 1.000 - 1.400

405 Wiener Bronze Cat, man with dog and flower pot, c. 1920 H. 3.2-4.4 cm. Bronze, cold painted.

Flower of the cat detached. € 600 - 800

406 Wiener Bronze Three humorous figures, c. 1920 H. 2.5-4.9 cm. Bronze, cold painted. € 800 - 1.200

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407 Alexandre Wolkowyski Woman's head, c. 1935 H. 36 cm. Bronze, dark patina. Signed: AWolkowyski, foundry stamp CIRE PERDUE Fdr. ARV (...) (embossed, not identified). € 2.800 - 3.600 407

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408 Bruno Zach Dancer, c. 1920 H. 22.8 cm (with base). Bronze, dark green patina. Plinth signed: Zach, foundry signet BK (embossed, not identified). Green onyx base. € 1.400 - 1.600

409 Bruno Zach Two figurines, c. 1920 H. 35-37 cm (with bases). Bronze, dark patina, heads and upper body or hands, respectively, made of carved ivory. Plinth signed: Bruno Zach (embossed). Slate bases.

This lot contains materials protected by the Washington conservation agreement such as ivory, rhino horn, rosewood etc.

Many countries have changed their import / export laws regarding these materials in recent years. Thus, Quittenbaum needs to ask any potential Buyer to check with their own government regarding any importation requirements prior to placing a bid.

Cf. Shayo, Statuettes of the Art Deco period, Woodbridge 2016, p. 230 (Lady, 'Indiscreet'). € 8.000 - 10.000

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410 Bruno Zach 'Woman against Wind', c. 1925 H. 62 cm (with base). Bronze, dark patina, head, neck and parts of the upper arms made of carved ivory. Plinth signed: Bruno Zach (embossed). Onyx base.

This lot contains materials protected by the Washington conservation agreement such as ivory, rhino horn, rosewood etc. Many countries have changed their import / export laws regarding these materials in recent years. Thus, Quittenbaum needs to ask any potential Buyer to check with their own government regarding any importation requirements prior to placing a bid. € 25.000 - 30.000

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411 Bruno Zach 'Girl holding a Cigarette', c. 1925 H. 72.5 cm (with base). Bronze with brown patina. Plinth signed: Bruno Zach (embossed). Black marble base.

Catley, Art Deco and other figures, Woodbridge 1998, p. 305; Shayo, Statuettes of the Art Deco period, Woodbridge 2016, p. 230. € 14.000 - 18.000

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412 Bruckmann & Sons, Heilbronn Platter, c. 1902 H. 4 cm, 25.5 x 24 cm. Silver, openwork decor. Marked: German hallmarks 800, Bruckmann eagle, AP, import hallmark (indistinct) (stamped).

Exh. cat. Silber für die Welt, P. Bruckmann & Söhne, Heilbronn 2001, p. 148.

Image online. € 450 - 550

413 Bruckmann & Sons, Heilbronn Centrepiece, c. 1905 Bell-shaped body, carried by four putti in relief in the style of Adolph Amberg, slightly arched round stand. H. 11.7 cm. Silver, gold-plated. Marked: German hallmarks 800, workshop mark, additional mark (embossed). € 1.500 - 2.500

414 China Tray, c. 1900 36.7 x 61 cm. Silver, chased and punched. Landscape with various figurative scenes. Marked: Chinese export silver hallmark. € 2.000 - 3.000

415 Germany Milk and sugar service with sugar tongs on a tray, c. 1900 Four pieces. H. 6.5-9.7 cm; L. 9.9 cm; 31.9 x 12.5 cm. Made between 1899-1908. Silver, gold-plated inside. Textured iris decoration. Marked: Kiev import hallmark. € 900 - 1.200

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416 Germany Small tray, c. 1905 25.2 x 11 cm. Silver, openwork decor. Marked: German hallmarks, workshop mark (not identified) 800 (stamped).

Image online. € 300 - 400

417 Germany, France and Austria Three evening bags, 1920s Textile bag: 18 x 13 cm. Silver, enameled, carved coral pommel, embroidered fabric. Signed: inspection marks (embossed); Chain bag: 11.5 x 18 cm. Silver, gold-plated, onyx, chain net with coloured decoration, lined with textile on the inside. Signed: 800 (embossed); Chain bag: silver, enameled, amethyst, chain net. Signed: assay marks, manufacturer's mark JB, model numbers (embossed). € 900 - 1.200

418 France Parasol handle, c. 1900 L. 9.7 cm. Silver. Marked: workshop mark in a lozenge, boar's head (embossed).

Image online. € 100 - 150

419 France Parasol handle, c. 1900 H. 9.4 cm. Silver, textured. Marked: Boar's head, workshop mark in a lozenge (embossed, faint).

Image online. € 500 - 700

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420 France Letter opener with a glider, c. 1920 L. 20.2 cm. Silver, enamelled, ivory. Silver inscribed: workshop mark in a lozenge, artist's signet (neither identified), EDIT (embossed).

This lot contains materials protected by the Washington conservation agreement such as ivory, rhino horn, rosewood etc. Many countries have changed their import / export laws regarding these materials in recent years. Thus, Quittenbaum needs to ask any potential Buyer to check with their own government regarding any importation requirements prior to placing a bid.

Image online. € 300 - 450

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421 France Tabatière, 1920s 10.5 x 8.5 cm. Silver, gold-plated, black lacquer. Marked: manufacturer's mark (indistinct), inspection marks (embossed).

Image online. € 500 - 600

422 Grann & Laglye, Copenhagen Powder compact, 1933 H. 1.6 cm; Ø 6.1 cm. Silver. Signed: city hallmark, manufacturer's marks, master’s mark (embossed).

With powder puff, mirror missing.

Image online. € 350 - 450

423 Georg Jensen Centrepiece '180', 1912 H. 11.3 cm, D. 14.2 cm. Made by Georg Jensen, Copenhagen, 1915-32. Silver. Marked: STERLING, GI 925 S, 180, GEORG JENSEN in beads with a crown, DENMARK (embossed).

Drucker, Georg Jensen, Atglen 1997, p. 19. € 600 - 800

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424 Kiev Cigarette box, 1908-26 10.7 x 8.2 cm. Silver, gold-plated inside, ruby. Marked: City hallmark, workshop mark.

With a postcard.

Image online. € 450 - 550

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425 Henry van de Velde 'Model I' dessert spoon, 1903 L. 19 cm. Made by Koch & Bergfeld, Bremen. Silver. Marked: 925 German hallmarks (embossed).

Föhl / Neumann, Henry van de Velde, vol. I, Metallkunst, Leipzig 2009, p. 296. € 2.000 - 3.000

426 Henry van de Velde 'Model I' dessert spoon, 1903 L. 19 cm. Made by Koch & Bergfeld, Bremen. Silver. Marked: 925 German hallmarks (embossed).

Föhl / Neumann, Henry van de Velde, vol. I, Metallkunst, Leipzig 2009, p. 296. € 2.000 - 3.000

427 Henry van de Velde Dessert fork 'Model I', 1903 L. 19 cm. Made by Koch & Bergfeld, Bremen. Silver. Marked 925 German hallmarks (embossed).

Föhl / Neumann, Henry van de Velde, vol. I, Metallkunst, Leipzig 2009, p. 294. € 900 - 1.400

428 Henry van de Velde Dessert fork 'Model I', 1903 L. 19 cm. Made by Koch & Bergfeld, Bremen. Silver. Marked 925 German hallmarks (embossed).

Föhl / Neumann, Henry van de Velde, vol. I, Metallkunst, Leipzig 2009, p. 294. € 900 - 1.400

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429 Henry van de Velde Cold meat fork 'Model I', 1903 L. 19 cm. Made by Koch & Bergfeld, Bremen. Silver. Marked: 925 German hallmarks (embossed).

Föhl / Neumann, Henry van de Velde, vol. I, Metallkunst, Leipzig 2009, p. 314. € 1.400 - 1.800

430 Henry van de Velde Dessert knife 'Model I', 1903 L. 22.1 cm. Made by Koch & Bergfeld, Bremen. Silver, steel blade.

Marked: 925 German hallmarks, ROSTFREI (embossed).

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431 Henry van de Velde Dessert knife 'Model I', 1903 L. 22.1 cm. Made by Koch & Bergfeld, Bremen. Silver, steel blade.

Marked: 925 German hallmarks, ROSTFREI (embossed).

Föhl / Neumann, Henry van de Velde, vol. I, Metallkunst, Leipzig 2009, p. 297. € 1.600 - 2.200

432 Henry van de Velde Cream spoon 'Model I', 1903/04 L. 17.1 cm. Made by Koch & Bergfeld, Bremen. Silver. Marked: 84, artist's signet, French import hallmark (indistinct) (embossed).

Execution probably for the French ambassador in Moscow (cf. Föhl / Neumann, vol. I, p. 276).

Föhl / Neumann, Henry van de Velde, vol. I, Metallkunst, Leipzig 2009, p. 292. € 1.600 - 2.200

433 Henry van de Velde Cream spoon 'Model I', 1903/04 L. 17.1 cm. Made by Koch & Bergfeld, Bremen. Silver. Marked: 84, artist's signet, French import hallmark (indistinct) (embossed).

Execution probably for the French ambassador in Moscow (cf. Föhl / Neumann, vol. I, p. 276).

Föhl / Neumann, Henry van de Velde, vol. I, Metallkunst, Leipzig 2009, p. 292. € 1.600 - 2.200

434 Henry van de Velde Fish knife 'Model I', 1905/06 L. 20.5 cm. Made by Koch & Bergfeld, Bremen. Silver. Marked: artist's signet, 84, French import mark (indistinct) (embossed).

Execution probably for the French ambassador in Moscow (cf. Föhl / Neumann, vol. I, p. 276).

Föhl / Neumann, Henry van de Velde, vol. I, Metallkunst, Leipzig 2009, p. 309. € 2.500 - 3.500

435 Henry van de Velde Fish knife 'Model I', 1905/06 L. 20.5 cm. Made by Koch & Bergfeld, Bremen. Silver. Marked: artist's signet, 84, French import mark (indistinct) (embossed) Execution probably for the French ambassador in Moscow (cf. Föhl / Neumann, vol. I, p. 276).

Föhl / Neumann, Henry van de Velde, vol. I, Metallkunst, Leipzig 2009, p. 309. € 2.500 - 3.500

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436 Henry van de Velde Fish fork 'Model I', 1905/06 L. 17.6 cm. Made by Koch & Bergfeld, Bremen. Silver. Marked: 84, artist's signet, French import mark (indistinct) (embossed).

Execution probably for the French ambassador in Moscow (cf.

Föhl / Neumann, vol. I, p. 276).

Föhl / Neumann, Henry van de Velde, vol. I, Metallkunst, Leipzig 2009, p. 306/307. € 1.800 - 2.400

437 Henry van de Velde Fish fork 'Model I', 1905/06 L. 17.6 cm. Made by Koch & Bergfeld, Bremen. Silver. Marked: 84, artist's signet, French import mark (indistinct) (embossed).

Execution probably for the French ambassador in Moscow (cf.

Föhl / Neumann, vol. I, p. 276).

Föhl / Neumann, Henry van de Velde, vol. I, Metallkunst, Leipzig 2009, p. 306/307. € 1.800 - 2.400

438 Henry van de Velde Fish fork 'Model I', 1905/06 L. 17.6 cm. Made by Koch & Bergfeld, Bremen. Silver. Marked: 84, artist's signet, French import mark (indistinct) (embossed).

Execution probably for the French ambassador in Moscow (cf.

Föhl / Neumann, vol. I, p. 276).

Föhl / Neumann, Henry van de Velde, vol. I, Metallkunst, Leipzig 2009, p. 306/307. € 1.800 - 2.400

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440

Henry van de Velde 'Model I' teaspoon, 1905/06

Henry van de Velde Dining knife 'Model II', 1905

L. 14.7 cm. Made by Koch & Bergfeld, Bremen. Silver. Marked: 84, artist's signet, French import mark (indistinct) (embossed).

Execution probably for the French ambassador in Moscow (cf.

Föhl / Neumann, vol. I, p. 276).

Föhl / Neumann, Henry van de Velde, vol. I, Metallkunst, Leipzig 2009, p. 342. € 1.000 - 1.400

L. 20.6 cm. Made by Koch & Bergfeld, Bremen. Silver, steel blade.

Marked: artist's signet, 800, additional (faint) hallmark.

Owner's monogram JS 1927 (engraved).

Föhl/Neumann, Henry van de Velde, vol. I, Metallkunst, Leipzig 2009, p. 421. € 800 - 1.100

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450

Martin Mayer, Mainz Cane handle, c. 1905

Russia Cigarette case, before 1912

L. 11.7 cm. Silver, niello. Marked: 925, workshop mark (embossed).

Image online. € 250 - 350

11.2 x 8.5 cm. Silver, partially gold-plated, sapphire. Marked: Kokoschnik mark, dedication in Russian from 1912 (engraved), as well as dedication in German from 1918 (pencil).

Crack on one side. € 900 - 1.200

447 Mellerio dits Meller, Paris Powder compact, c. 1930

441 Franz Kohn, Vienna (pres.)

Box, c. 1925 H. 6.5 cm, 19 x 15.5 cm. Silver, gilded inside and lined with green velvet, mother-of-pearl inlay. Marked: 800, toucan mark, workshop mark FK (2x), BOTTWIN WIEN (stamped). € 900 - 1.200

442 Copenhagen 8 forks, 1 sugar spoon, 1933-38 L. 11.8-13.8 cm. Silver. Marked: city jhallmark with year 38 or 33, workshop mark, inspection hallmark SJ (Jens Sigsgaard).

Sugar spoon with dedication (engraved).

Image online. € 250 - 350

443 Lutz & Weiss, Pforzheim Tabatière, c. 1910 7.5 x 8.9 cm. Silver, gold-plated inside.

Signed: DEPOSE, manufacturer's mark, inspection marks, model number (embossed).

Image online. € 300 - 350

7 x 8 cm. Silver, gold. Signed: MELLERIO DITS MELLER, manufacturer's mark, assay marks (Minerva head, boar's head and eagle, model number (embossed).

Image online. € 500 - 600

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451

Jean E. Puiforcat, Paris Box, c. 1925

Georg Adam Scheid, Vienna Cigarette case, c. 1904

H. 4.5 cm, 16.5 x 12.5 cm. Made by Puiforcat, Paris. Wood covered with dyed leather. Silver application on the lid, signet PR. Signed: JEAN E. PUIFORCAT, workshop signet, boar's head (embossed). € 900 - 1.200

8.5 x 8 cm. Silver, gold-plated inside. Lid with enamelled medallion with chamois.

Marked: 900, German hallmarks, GAS, Diana head (2x, embossed).

Engraved: Scharrn Habachthal, 1904, additional inscription (partially with a blue background).

Image online. € 350 - 550

449 Peter Behrens 2 fish servers '5100', 1901-04 H. 24.3-26.9 cm. Made by MJ Rückert, Mainz. Silver, relief decoration. Marked: workshop mark 800 German hallmarks (embossed).

In the original case.

Grotkamp-Schepers / Sänger, Bestecke des Jugendstils, Stuttgart 2000, p. 125, no. 17.

Image online. € 300 - 500

444 Lutz & Weiss, Pforzheim Bowl, c. 1925

452 Georg Adam Scheid, Vienna Cigarette case, c. 1917 9.2 x 6 cm. Silver, gilded inside, lid with enamel decoration. Equestrian Paraphernalia. Marked: GAS Diana's head (2x), German hallmarks 900 (2x), inspection mark Saint Petersburg.

Dedication inside: Tiemrinksky 24.6.18.

Image online. € 300 - 400

453

H. 7.5 cm. Silver. Marked: German hallmarks 835S, manufacturer's mark LW (embossed).

Image online. € 200 - 300

Saint-Petersburg, Russia Confiturier, 19th century H. 11 cm. Silver. Marked: City hallmark, workshop mark. € 1.400 - 1.800

445 Martin Mayer, Mainz 2 parasol handles, c. 1900 L. 18.9-19.5 cm. Silver. Marked: 800 German hallmarks, workshop mark, 5 or 52 (embossed).

Image online. € 250 - 350

448

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Stuttgart Coffee and tea service, c. 1925

Dagobert Peche 'Bonbon' box, c. 1921-23

Four pieces. Coffee pot, H. 20 cm; Teapot, H. 16.3 cm; Creamer, H. 8.9 cm; Sugar bowl, H. 8.2 cm. Silver, mahogany. Marked: HANDARBEIT, 935, German hallmarks, workshop signet (embossed, not identified). € 2.000 - 3.000

H. 4.5 cm. Silver, gold-plated inside, light blue enamel on the lid.

Marked: 900, hoopoe mark, WIENER WERK STÄTTE, artist's signet, MADE IN AUSTRIA (embossed). mak.at, inv. no. KI 12654-7 (sketch). € 5.000 - 7.000

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457

Turkey (pres.)

12 lemonade spoons, c. 1930

Heinrich Vogeler 'Meadow saffron' salad servers, 1902

L. 19.8 cm. Silver. Marked: 900 (2x), T (embossed).

Image online. € 300 - 500

L. 24.5-26.2 cm. Made by Wilkens & Sons, Bremen. Silver. Marked: ADOLF SCHELLENBERG, workshop mark 800 German hallmarks (embossed).

Engraved owner monogramme AH. Cf. Sänger, Das deutsche Silber-Besteck, Stuttgart 1991, p. 237.

Image online. € 250 - 350

458 Ferdinand Richard Wilm Tea measuring spoon, c. 1930 L. 7.5 cm. Made by HJ Wilm, Berlin. Silver.

Marked: Berlin bear, workshop mark, artist's signet, German hallmarks 925, HJ Wilm Berlin, Handarbeit (embossed).

Image online. € 400 - 500

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461

459

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461

AH Darby & Son, Birmingham Brooch, 1946

Alphonse Debain, Paris Belt buckle, c. 1905

Germany 'Tulips' belt buckle, c. 1905

D. 4.4 cm. Silver, enamel. Marked: city hallmark, manufacturer's mark, date mark (embossed). € 200 - 250

6.7 x 8.7 cm. Silver. Marked several times: manufacturer's mark, Minerva head (embossed). € 200 - 250

Two-partite. 5 x 8.5 cm. Metal, gold-plated, polychrome cloisonné. € 250 - 350

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464

Germany Belt buckle, c. 1905

Germany Large belt buckle, c. 1910

Germany Brooch, 1920s

6.9 x 5.9 cm. Gold-plated metal, cloisonné on a guilloché background, purple and white. Unsigned. € 200 - 300

8.5 x 14 cm. Silver, lapis lazuli and malachite cabochons. Unsigned. € 300 - 400

16 x 3.8 cm. 585 gold, sapphire, diamonds.

Marked: 585, manufacturer's mark H&S (embossed). € 400 - 500

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465 Germany Art Deco necklace, c. 1930 L. 29 cm. Metal, silver-plated, multicoloured glass. € 250 - 350

466 Germany Anthroposophical brooch, 1930s

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3 x 5 cm. Silver, carnelian. Marked: manufacturer's signet, 800, 835 (embossed). € 250 - 350

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467 Max J. Gradl Skirt needle, 1901-03 L. 8.3 cm. Made by Theodor Fahrner, Pforzheim. Silver, blue enamel, lapis lazuli.

Marked: TF, 935, DÉPOSÉ (embossed).

Exh. cat. Theodor Fahrner, Schmuckmuseum Pforzheim, Stuttgart 1990, p. 94, fig. 1.31a. € 700 - 900

468 Max J. Gradl (attr.)

Skirt needle, 1901-03 L. 10.4 cm. Made by Theodor Fahrner, Pforzheim. Silver, blue enamel. Marked: TF, 935, DÉPOSÉ (embossed). € 700 - 900

469 Theodor Fahrner Necklace, 1909 L. 28.5 cm. Hammered silver, facet cut chrysoprase. Marked: Manufacturer's mark, 935, Déposé (embossed).

Cat. Fahrner Schmuck, Galerie Wolfgang Ketterer, Munich n.d.r., p. 13. € 1.200 - 1.600

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Friedrich Katz Brooch, 1910-14

Theodor Fahrner, Pforzheim Pendant, c. 1914

3.6 x 3 cm. Made by Theodor Fahrner, Pforzheim. Silver, enamel. Signed: 935, maker's mark, DÉPOSÉ (embossed).

Cf. Falk, Jugendstilschmuck aus Pforzheim, Stuttgart 2008, p. 171, F 64; Exh. cat. Theodor Fahrner, Schmuckmuseum Pforzheim, Stuttgart 1990, p. 108, fig. 1.70. € 500 - 700

L. 6.9 cm. Silver, piece of pearl, amethyst.

Marked: DÉPOSÉ, TF, 935 (embossed). € 400 - 500

472 Theodor Fahrner, Pforzheim Brooch, c. 1928 4.2 x 1 cm. Silver, enamel, turquoise. Signed: manufacturer's mark, 935 (embossed). € 300 - 350

473 Theodor Fahrner, Pforzheim Jewellery set, c. 1930 Necklace, L. 19.5 cm; Bracelet, L. 20 cm; Pair of earrings, Ø 1.6 cm. Silver, chrysoprase, turquoise. Marked: TF, 835, 925, manufacturer's mark (embossed). € 800 - 1.200

474 Georges Flamand, Paris Dragonfly brooch, c. 1900

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472

2.2 x 9 cm. Horn, carved and painted.

Marked: workshop signet (embossed). € 200 - 250

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475 France 'Monnaie du Pape' belt buckle, c. 1900 6.5 x 13.7 cm. Silver. Unsigned. € 250 - 350

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476 France 'Lilies' belt buckle, c. 1900 5.5 x 7.2 cm. Silver, partially gold-plated. Unsigned. € 250 - 350

477 Emil Hermann, Waldstetten (attributed) 'Kingfisher' brooch, c. 1900 6.6 x 3.5 cm. Silver, polychrome enamel. Signed: 800, manufacturer's mark EH (embossed). € 400 - 500

478 Karl Hermann, Pforzheim (attr.)

Needle, c. 1900 L. 7.5 cm. Silver, blue enamel. Marked: 800 (embossed). € 200 - 300

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479 Georg Jensen, Copenhagen Small brooch, c. 1910 1.6 x 5.7 cm. Silver. Signed: GEORG JENSEN, 826S, manufacturer's marks, model number 41 (embossed). € 250 - 350

480 Kahlbrandt, Hamburg Brooch, c. 1915 480

D. 5.1 cm. Silver, citrine. Marked: 800, KAHLBRANDT HAMBURG, HANDARBEIT (embossed). € 200 - 250

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481 Kahlbrandt, Hamburg Brooch, c. 1915 D. 3.9 cm. Brass. Marked: KAHLBRANDT HAMBURG, HANDARBEIT, model number (embossed). € 150 - 200

482 Levinger & Bissinger, Pforzheim Brooch, c. 1900

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3.1 x 3.9. Silver, plique à jour, pearl, citrine.

Marked: 900, DÉPOSÉ (geprägt).

Cf. Falk, Jugendstilschmuck aus Pforzheim, Stuttgart 2008, p. 210, LB 4. € 600 - 800

483 Otto Prutscher (attr.)

Brooch, c. 1903 1.6 x 4.8 cm. Made by Levinger & Bissinger, Pforzheim. Silver, pearl, enamel, plique à jour. Marked: 900 (embossed).

Cf. Falk, Jugendstilschmuck aus Pforzheim, Stuttgart 2008, p. 217, LB 25. € 250 - 350

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Meyle & Mayer, Pforzheim Brooch, c. 1900

3.9 x 3.3 cm. Silver, piece of pearl, pearl, plique à jour. Marked: Manufacturer's mark, DÉPOSE 900 (embossed). € 350 - 450

3.8 x 3.4 cm. Silver, enamel, onyx. Marked: 900, DÉPOSÉ, dragonfly mark (embossed).

Cf. Falk, Jugendstilschmuck aus Pforzheim, Stuttgart 2008, p. 265, MM 20 and MM 21. € 600 - 800

Meyle & Mayer, Pforzheim Pendant (mirror medallion), c. 1900 3.9 x 3.2 cm. Silver, enamel. Marked: 900, DÉPOSÉ, dragonfly mark (embossed). € 500 - 700

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487 A. Odenwald, Pforzheim Brooch, c. 1900 2.5 x 3.2 cm. Silver, chrysoprase. Marked: manufacturer's mark, GESCHÜTZT, 800 (embossed).

Cf. Falk, Jugendstilschmuck aus Pforzheim, Stuttgart 2008, p. 283, O 25. € 400 - 600

488 A. Odenwald, Pforzheim Brooch, c. 1900 5.5 x 3.8 cm. Silver, chrysoprase. Signed: 800, manufacturer's mark, hallmarks (embossed). € 400 - 500

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489 Pforzheim Art Deco necklace, c. 1930 L. 28.5 cm. Metal, silver-plated, multicoloured glass. Signed: DÉPOSÉ, maker's mark (embossed). € 250 - 350

490 Piel Frères, Paris (pres.)

Belt buckle, 1920s 8.2 x 6.3 cm. Metal, silver-plated, rhinestones, colourless, pink and green. Marked: PF in a square. € 150 - 200

491 Vienna Collier, 1920s L. 29 cm. Silver, multicoloured enamel.

Chain marked: 800, Viennese assay mark, manufacturer's mark (embossed). € 300 - 350

492 WMF, Geislingen Belt buckle, c. 1905 6.2 x 7 cm. Silver-plated metal. Marked: ostrich mark (embossed). € 150 - 200

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493 Deutschland Carpet, c. 1900 253 x 336 cm. Wool on cotton, woven, brown, grey and orange red. Stylized wreath. Unsigned. € 400 - 600

494 Frankreich Carpet, c. 1925 146.5 x 111.5 cm. Deep pile. Wool on cotton. Earthy tones.

Image online. € 500 - 600

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495 USA Quilt, 1920s 220 x 206 cm. Various fabrics, polychrome. € 700 - 800

496 USA Quilt, 1920s 190 x 188 cm. Various cotton fabrics, polychrome. € 400 - 600

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497 Felix Albert Gendrot Fan, c. 1900 L. 24 cm. Resin and various textiles, embroidered and painted.

Central polychrome motif with a profile of a young woman in the style of Alphonse Mucha. Signed: Gendrot.

Image online. € 250 - 350

498 Vienna Belt, c. 1905 L. 77 cm. Cotton, embroidered with black and white leaves and black and white beads.

Image online. € 150 - 200

499 USA (attr.)

Walking stick with the head of an African man, early 20th century L. 88.5 cm. Branch wood, ebonized wood, carved, cap and collar made of carved ivory, partially painted, silver, red gemstone. Brass cap.

This lot contains materials protected by the Washington conservation agreement such as ivory, rhino horn, rosewood etc. Many countries have changed their import / export laws regarding these materials in recent years. Thus, Quittenbaum needs to ask any potential Buyer to check with their own government regarding any importation requirements prior to placing a bid. € 2.000 - 2.400

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The pillar tapestry is one of the most famous works by Otto Eckmann and the Scherrebek Art Weaving School.

Justus Brinckmann secured a copy for the Hamburg Museum as early as 1898. Many other institutions followed.

Represented in numerous exhibitions and shown in many magazines and other publications, the 'Five Swans' became an incunabula of Art Nouveau.

"The slim proportions of the carpet, the motif of the swans, the composition of the rhythmically grouped tree trunks and the moving lines of the brook correspond to the aesthetic ideas of the time like few other works of decorative art." (Heinz Spielmann, quoted from the cat. of the Badisches Landesmuseum, p. 213).

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500 Otto Eckmann 'Five Swans' pillar tapestry, 1896/97 Tree-lined stream with five swimming swans. 241 x 98 cm. Made at Scherrebeker Kunstwebeschule, Scherrebek. Wool, polychrome dye, woven, on cotton.

Marked: artist's signet, workshop signet.

Repairs in places Cat. Jugendstil, Badisches Landesmuseum Karlsruhe, Karlsruhe 1987, no. 32 and cover. € 12.000 - 16.000

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501 Maurice Picaud (Pico) (after) Wall relief 'La Danse', 1926 Relief for the 'Folies Bergère' revue theatre in Paris. 50 x 48.5 cm; 64 x 62.3 cm (with frame). Stucco, gilded. Applied to ebonized wood; Oak framing. Marked: plaque M. PICO. Maurice Picaud was the architect and designer of the relief on the facade of the 'FOLIES BERGERE' during the renovation of the Folies. Smaller wooden reliefs are said to have been built into the foyer of the theater. € 900 - 1.200

502 Éric Bagge (attr.)

Two hanging cabinets, c. 1930 H. 39.5 cm, 42 x 33.5 cm. Amboina wood, cut glass. € 1.500 - 2.000 501

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504 Belgium Flower column, c. 1900 H. 118 cm, 30 x 30 cm. Walnut, carved. € 900 - 1.200

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503 Jacques Adnet, Paris (attr.)

Two side tables, c. 1947 H. 79.5 cm, D. 80 cm. Wooden plate with polished and etched mirror inlay, mirrored legs, etched.

Cf. Hardy/Millet, Jacques Adnet, Paris 2009, p. 116 (the etched decoration on the plates corresponds to the motif of the carpet shown there). € 7.500 - 10.000

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505 Carlo Bugatti Stool, c. 1895 H. 47 cm, 39 x 39 cm. Dark stained and ebonized turned wood, star-shaped inlays made of pewter, tooth frieze made of ivory, stamped and embossed copper pads. Between the legs, arcades made of ebonized wood and inlays made of pewter and copper. Crème-white upholstery.

This lot contains materials protected by the Washington conservation agreement such as ivory, rhino horn, rosewood etc. Many countries have changed their import / export laws regarding these materials in recent years. Thus, Quittenbaum needs to ask any potential Buyer to check with their own government regarding any importation requirements prior to placing a bid.

Some tooth friezes with losses. € 3.600 - 5.000 505

506 Peter Behrens (style) Three chairs, c. 1903 H. 99 cm, 43 x 51 cm. Oak, upholstery.

Upholstery and cover replaced. € 1.000 - 1.200

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507 Mackay Hugh Baillie Scott Armchair, c. 1901-03 H. 82 cm, 60 x 43 cm. Ebonized wood, wickerwork, backrest with floral ­mother-of-pearl inlay. Unsigned.

Two copies of the model were made with different mother-of-pearl motifs by the Dresdener Werkstätten, Hellerau, and presented at the workshop exhibition in the 'Lady's sitting room' and 'Lady's bedroom' respectively, in 1903. The same model appears already in the catalogue of JP White, Pyghtle Works, Bedford, 1901, though. Without cushion.

Cf. DKD (1904), vol. 4, p. 236f.; Cat. Jugendstil Möbel, Münchner Stadtmuseum, Munich 1988, p. 133, No. 43.1 1-2. € 9.000 - 12.000

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508 France Tiled stove, c. 1910

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H. 130 cm, 93 x 38.5 cm. Cast metal, sheet metal, painted crème-white, tile picture with iris decor, polychrome glaze on crème-white. € 400 - 600

509 France Two bedside tables, c. 1930 H. 64 cm, 41.5 x 38 cm. Walnut wood, root wood veneer. € 800 - 1.000

510 France Liquor cart, c. 1930 H. 76 cm, 76.5 x 42.5 cm. Tubular brass, square brass tube, partially copper-plated, glass; wheels Removable tray. € 900 - 1.200 510

511 Émile Gallé, Nancy Tray, c. 1900 H. 7.7 cm, 41 x 62 cm. Mahogany, marquetry with various woods. Tree decor. Signed: Gallé (marquetry).

Glass plate to protect the surface. € 500 - 600

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512 Émile Gallé, Nancy 'Pie' tea table, c. 1900 H. 56 cm, D. 61 cm. Walnut, partly carved. Marquetry made of different precious woods, motif with a magpie sitting in an oak tree. Signed: Gallé (inlaid). € 1.800 - 2.200

513 Émile Gallé, Nancy Four nesting tables, c. 1900 'Tables gigogne'. H. 65 cm, 36.5 x 42 - H. 72.5 cm, 59.5 x 44.5 cm. Walnut, partly carved. Marquetry from different types of precious wood, motifs with flying birds, tree with leaves and fruits, butterfly and plants and a bird in hazel branches. Largest table top signed: Gallé (inlaid). € 3.600 - 5.000

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514 Émile Gallé, Nancy 'Coeur de Jeannette' handwork table, c. 1900 H. 74.5 cm, 59.5 x 35.5. Carved walnut wood, marquetry with various types of precious woods, branches with bleeding hearts. Signed: Gallé (marquetry). € 2.800 - 3.800

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Émile Gallé - The all-rounder Émile Gallé - when you hear this name, you immediately think of the beautiful, luminous glass vases that the passionate botanist and chemist made together with a team of highly talented employees in various techniques and levels of difficulty.

Like many of his contemporaries, he was inspired in his works by the art of Japan, which was only just advancing into the rest of the world.

He actually started his career in his father's ceramics factory, where he was already creating outstanding decors with an East Asian influence.

In addition, around 1885, he started producing furniture.

Lorraine, especially Nancy, has been famous for its high-quality furniture for centuries. Gallé therefore had no difficulty in finding carpenters who could produce for him.

Regardless of the area in which Gallé got involved, he managed to combine his passions, like here in the 'Martin-pêcheur' showcase from 1900.

515 Émile Gallé, Nancy Showcase 'Kingfisher', c. 1900 Slim box construction. Single door. Glazed on three sides on a curved rectangular stand with four legs. H. 156 cm, 70.5 x 47 cm. Carved walnut with naturalistic leaf decorations, the sides of the door crowned with plastic kingfishers. Burl veneer serves as the top covering. The back wall inside is decorated with a marquetry made of different precious woods. A wide lake landscape is shown with weeping willow leaves and seven buzzing dragonflies in the foreground. Signed: GALLE (inlaid, japonesque). € 70.000 - 90.000

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516 Établissements Gallé, Nancy 'Castle ruin' tray, c. 1915 49 x 59 cm. Carved walnut, marquetry made from various precious woods. Castle ruins on a rock in Alsace. Signed: GALLÉ (marquetry). € 1.200 - 1.600

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518 J. & J. Kohn, Vienna Tea table, c. 1900 H. 95 cm, 74 x 55.5 cm. Beech plywood, beech bentwood.

Marked: Remnants of two manufacturer's labels.

Cf. J. &. J. Kohn, The catalogue from 1916, reprint, Munich 1980, p. 70. € 500 - 600

517 Établissements Gallé, Nancy Three nesting tables 'Canari' 'Chats' and 'Ecureil', 1920s 'Tables gigogne'. H. 43 cm, 56.5 x 56.5 cm; H. 45.5 cm, 56 x 30.5 cm; H. 47.5 cm, 56 x 37.5 cm. Table tops: 30.5 x 31.5 cm; 30.5 x 37.5 cm; 31 x 44.5 cm. Walnut. Marquetry from different precious woods. Dark stained plywood and wood base. Tabletops signed each: Gallé (inlaid).

The motives from around 1900.

Cf. Cat. Nancy 1900, Munich City Museum, Mainz 1980, p. 317 ('Chats'). € 2.800 - 3.600

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519 Josef Hoffmann 'Sitzmaschine', c. 1905 H. 84-116.5 cm, 66 x 82.5-123 cm. Made by J. & J. Kohn, Vienna. Beech and bentwood, Viennese meshwork. Ball motifs below the seat and armrests. On the back a metal rod with wooden balls as a support for the backrests.

This variant with wickerwork instead of the diced backrest and the seat board.

Formally, the seat machine refers to a 'Morris' chair designed by Philipp Webb in 1866. First exhibited in the hall of a small country house, Kunstschau Wien 1908; Moderne Baufformen, 1908, p. 370, reproduced in: DE Ostergard, Bent Wood, p. 258; J. &. J. Kohn, The catalog from 1916, reprint, Munich 1980, p. 68, 'Moderne Salon-Lehnstühle', No. 669 'Backrest adjustable'; Renzi, Il Mobile Moderno, Milan 2008, p. 160. € 12.000 - 16.000

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Josef Hoffmann Coffee house table '1263', c. 1908

Josef Hoffmann Four '986' nesting tables, c. 1905

H. 74.5 cm, D. 58.5 cm. Made by J. & J. Kohn, Vienna. Beechwood, bent beechwood, sheet brass.

Marked: manufacturer's label.

Renzi, The modern furniture, Milan 2008, p. 221. € 1.000 - 1.200

H. 65 cm, 33.5 x 28 cm - H. 74.5 cm, 60.5 x 45 cm. Made by J. & J. Kohn, Vienna (attr.) Beech bentwood and plywood, stained dark.

J. &. J. Kohn, The catalog from 1916, reprint, Munich 1980, p. 79. € 1.400 - 1.600

522 Louis Majorelle, Nancy Fold-out tea table, c. 1910 H. 80 cm, 68-91.5 x 41-69.5 cm. Walnut, carved.

Marquetry made of different precious woods, motif with Asian-looking branches and flowers. Signed: L. Majorelle Nancy (branding).

Catalogue de Vente Majorelle-Nancy, Décorations d'Intérieurs, Nancy c. 1920/1,n.p.r. € 1.800 - 2.200

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523 Daniel Meinecke, Nuremberg (attr.)

Table clock, c. 1904 H. 36 cm, 28.3 x 15 cm. Mahogany, engraved stylized floral decoration. Silver-plated and blackened dial.

Mechanical work. Strike on coil. With pendulum and key.

Clockwork marked: PHS. Cf. Pese, Jugendstil aus Nürnberg, Stuttgart 2007, p. 115. € 300 - 500

524 Éric Bagge Two armchair frames, 1929

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H. 64 cm, 65.5 x 90 cm. Made by Mercier Frères, Paris (attr.).

Rosewood, veneers.

Art et Industrie V (March 1929), no. 3, n.p.r. € 4.000 - 5.000

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525 Nancy 'Platane' showcase, c. 1905 H. 220 cm, 108 x 51.5 cm. Mahogany on oak, carved, bronze handles, glass. Sycamore decor. € 3.500 - 4.500

526 Hans Günther Reinstein Salon, 1908 Four pieces. Table, H. 80 cm, D. 62 cm; Bench, H. 78 cm, 113.5 x 51 cm; 2 armchairs, H. 76.5 cm, 52 x 49 cm. Made by Vereinigte Möbelfabriken Germania, Bad Lauterberg or Press-Stoff-Möbel-Gesellschaft, Vienna (from 1911). Wood, bentwood, painted white and black, pressed fabric, lacquered, textile cover.

Clear signs of wear.

Ulmer, Emanuel Josef Margold, Stuttgart 2003, p. 29; Reichelt, ...nur Stühle? Kinderstühle der Sammlung Neuwald, Munich 2017, p. 81; Ostergard (ed.), Bent Wood and Metal Furniture, New York 1987, p. 262-266, p. 265. € 1.500 - 2.000 527

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527 Hans Günther Reinstein Bedside table and flower column, 1908 Bedside table, H. 77.5 cm, 39.5 x 33 cm; Column, H. 118 cm, D. 25 cm. Made by Vereinigte Möbelfabriken Germania, Bad Lauterberg or Press-Stoff-Möbel-Gesellschaft, Vienna (from 1911). Wood, bentwood, painted white and black, pressed material, painted.

Clear signs of wear. € 400 - 500

528 Hans Günther Reinstein Dressing table and stool, 1908 Dressing table, H. 160 cm, 90 x 45,5 cm (with mirror); stool, H. 43 cm, D. 36 cm. Made by Vereinigte Möbelfabriken Germania, Bad Lauterberg or Press-Stoff-Möbel-Gesellschaft, Vienna (from 1911). Wood, bentwood, painted white and black, pressed fabric, lacquered, textile cover.

Clear signs of wear. € 1.000 - 1.500

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529 Gustave Serrurier-Bovy Dining room cabinet, c. 1905 H. 198 cm, 129 x 55 cm. Oak wood, partially marquetry with dark wood. Burnished brass hinges and handles, partially circular decoration with turquoise enamel. Faceted panes of glass.

Watelet, Gustave Serrurier-Bovy, Alleure-Liège, 2000, p. 231. € 7.000 - 9.000

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530 Thonet Mundus Two 'A 60 F' armchairs, c. 1930 H. 86 cm, 60.5 x 64 cm. Beech bentwood, stained dark, light textile cover.

Professionally restored.

Cf. Mang, Thonet Bugholzmöbel, Vienna 1982, p. 118. € 1.400 - 1.600

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Thonet, Vienna Coffee house table 'No. 4 ', 1870s

Otto Prutscher Deck chair 'Morris', 1904

H. 76 cm, D. 60 cm. Beechwood, bent beech wood, stained red. Marked: manufacturer's label. € 800 - 900

H. 97-110.5 cm, 62 x 85-97 cm. Made by Thonet, Vienna.

Beech wood, bent beech wood, wickerwork, iron, blackened.

Thun-Hohenstein/Franz, Otto Prutscher, Stuttgart 2019, p.

153; cf. Renzi, Il mobile moderno, Milan 2008, p. 156f. € 400 - 500

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533 Thonet, Vienna Reading table 'No. 1', c. 1890 H. 77 cm, D. 47.5 cm. Bent beechwood, painted black, walnut veneer. € 900 - 1.200

534 Torre & Co., London (attr.)

Stick barometer, c. 1850 H. 97 x 12.7 x 6.5 cm. Mahogany, exotic veneer, metal, brass, glass. € 1.500 - 2.000

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535 Louis Vuitton, Asnières-sur-Seine Travel case, c. 1935 H. 22 x 67 x 45 cm. Light brown leather, brass fittings.

Marked: B.E.S.G.L.G. PATENT LOUIS VUITTON MADE IN FRANCE, 149 NEW BOND STREET LONDON, 079141, 70 CHAMPS-ELYSEE PARIS. Monogramme HHN. € 1.800 - 2.200

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536 Vienna Occasional Biedermeier table, c. 1830 H. 77 cm, D. 49.5 cm. Walnut, veneered.

Drawer with key. € 500 - 600

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537 Vienna Coatrack, c. 1905 H. 185 cm, D. 42 cm. Cast brass, square brass tube, zinc sheet, brass-plated. € 700 - 800

538 Vienna 'Deer leg' table, c. 1900 H. 78 cm, 78 x 51.5 cm. Beech wood, bent beechwood.

Unsigned. € 600 - 800

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539 Dagobert Peche Wall mirror, 1922 H. 39.5 cm, 24 x 6.2 cm. Made presumably by Max Welz and Friedrich Nerold for the Wiener Werkstätte. Linden wood, carved and gilded, mirror glass.

Noever (Ed.), Dagobert Peche, Ostfildern 1998, p. 207, no. 23; Eisler, Dagobert Peche, Vienna 1925, p. 52. € 12.000 - 15.000 *

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Albert Allmann (attr.)

Figural table light, c. 1920

Baguès, Paris Two wall lights, 1950s

A. Boulenger, Paris Coffee and tea service, c. 1930

H. 66.5 cm. Bronze, lampshade made of crème-white linen. Unsigned.

Electrification replaced. € 1.400 - 1.600

H. 42 x 38.5 x 13.5 cm. Brass, gold-plated, moulded glass, plastic. Glass parts inscribed: Royal Crystal Rock label, Made in Italy. € 1.800 - 2.200

Coffee pot, teapot, milk jug, sugar bowl and tray. H. 8-18.8 cm, 48 x 44.2 cm. Metal, silver-plated, precious wood. Marked: manufacturer's marks AB, BOULENGER (embossed). € 1.200 - 2.200

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Francois-Victor Bazin Two bookends, c. 1930

Luc Lanel Twelve 'Raquette' knife rests, c. 1935

H. 21.3 cm, 7.7 x 13.2 cm. Cast metal, brass-plated and patinated. Signed: F. BAZIN (embossed), ÉTts. (sic!) ALBERT BUISSON (raised), F. 25 (incised). € 350 - 450

L. 7.5 cm. Made by Christofle & Cie., Paris. Gallia metal, silver-plated.

Marked: CHRISTOFLE, FRANCE, knight (embossed).

In two original boxes. € 400 - 600

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Christofle & Cie., Paris Twelve knife rests, c. 1925

Luc Lanel (attr.)

Menagere, c. 1935

Different animal figures. L. 8.2-10.8 cm. Silver-plated metal.

Marked: workshop mark, GALLIA (embossed).

In original box. One foot bent. € 600 - 800

H. 21.7 cm, 14.7 x 6.2 cm. Made by Christofle & Cie., Paris. Gallia metal, silver-plated, cut glass. Marked: 2957115, scales, 8, CHRISTOFLE (embossed). € 300 - 500

547 Christofle, Paris Wine cooler, c. 1930 H. 20.1 cm. Gallia metal, silver-plated. Marked: Knight, crown (embossed). € 200 - 300

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548 Jean Després, Avallon Two candlesticks, after 1948 H. 18.7 cm. Metal, silver-plated, hammered structure. Marked: workshop mark (embossed), J - Després (incised).

Cf. Bröhan-Museum Berlin, Metallkunst der Moderne, vol. VI., Berlin 2001, no. 371. € 3.500 - 4.500

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549 Jean Després, Avallon 2 candelabra, after 1948 Five-flame. Chain motif on the shaft and node base. H. 18.5 cm, D. 32 cm. Metal, silver-plated, hammered structure. Marked: workshop mark (embossed), J - Després (incised).

Cf. Bröhan-Museum Berlin, Metallkunst der Moderne, vol. VI., Berlin 2001, no. 371. € 16.000 - 22.000

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550 Germany Door bell, c. 1900 7.9 x 3.6 cm. Bronze, black Bakelite.

Image online. € 200 - 300

551 Germany Punch bowl, c. 1905 H. 32.5 cm. Sheet copper, hammered, inside pewter-plated, cast brass, wood. Marked: 11 (embossed). € 500 - 700

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England Spoon warmer, c. 1920 H. 14 cm. Electroplated metal. Marked: 1392, 1, workshop mark (clover leaf), HA, EA, FA, EPNS (embossed). € 150 - 250

553 Camille Fauré, Limoges Vase, c. 1922 H. 15.4 cm. Sheet copper covered with precious metal foil, polychrome, impasto enamelling with flowers. Signed: C. FAURÉ Limoges (black, handwritten). € 1.000 - 1.400

554 Alexandre Marty Small vase, c. 1925

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H. 9.2 cm. Made by Camille Fauré, Limoges. Sheet copper, brass, covered with metal foil, polychrome enamel. Marked: FAURE-MARTY Limoges (gold, handwritten).

Metal rim missing. € 350 - 450

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555 France Wall mirror, c. 1925 67.5 x 54.5 cm. Wrought iron, cut plate glass. € 500 - 800

556 R. Terras Mantle clock, c. 1925 H. 35 cm, 27 x 9.5 cm. Bronze, silver-plated; Hands black.

Mechanical clockwork. € 900 - 1.200

557 France 'Lazy Susan', c. 1930 D. 54.5 cm. Wood, sheet brass, nickel-plated, balls, mirror glass; Sheet metal.

Image online. € 350 - 450

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558 Karl Hagenauer 'Bird' bowl, 1930s H. 15.2 cm, 28 x 12.4 cm. Made by Hagenauer, Vienna. Brass.

Marked: wHw, MADE IN AUSTRIA (embossed).

Kronsteiner, Hagenauer, Vienna 2011, p. 43. € 1.500 - 1.800

559 Archibald Knox Vase '0226', 1902-05 H. 18.5 cm. Made by WH Haseler & Co., Birmingham for Liberty & Co., London. Marked: ENGLISH PEWTER 0226 (embossed, faint).

Martin, Archibald Knox, London 2001, p. 187. € 800 - 900

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Joseph Maria Olbrich Hexagonal plate, 1901

Japy Frères & Cie., Beaucourt (attr.)

Carriage clock, before 1890

25.9 x 26.4 cm. Made by Eduard Hueck KG, Lüdenscheid. Pewter, textured. Marked: EDELZINN E. HUECK 1820, artist's signet (embossed).

Bröhan-Museum Berlin, Metallkunst, vol. IV, Berlin 1990, p. 236, no. 240.

Image online. € 350 - 450

H. 11.3 x 7.5 x 6 cm (without handle). Bronze, gold-plated, cut glass.

Clockwork inscribed: SF (embossed).

In original box with key. H. 13 cm, 8.5 x 10.5 cm. Mechanical work.

Glass chipped.

Image online. € 300 - 400

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Hugo Leven Two 'table candlesticks with rose tendrils and rose hips', 1903

Joseph Maria Olbrich Two candlesticks, c. 1902 H. 36.2 cm. Made by Eduard Hueck, Lüdenscheid. Pewter, cast and polished, ribbon ornaments in flat relief, tapering off like a volute, leaf motifs in the upper section. Bottom marked: ligated artist's signet, manufacturer's mark E. HUECK EDELZINN 1819 (relief).

Exh. cat. Joseph Maria Olbrich, Museum Mathildenhöhe Darmstadt, Darmstadt 1983, No. 410, made of 'silver pewter'; Cat. Museum Künstlerkolonie Darmstadt, Darmstadt 1990, p. 196, the candlestick is referred to as one of the 'synonyms for Darmstadt Art Nouveau'; Bröhan-Museum Berlin, Metallkunst der Moderne, vol. VI, Berlin 2001, no. 157. € 3.000 - 4.000

H. 30 cm. Made by JP Kayser Son, Krefeld. Kayser pewter. Marked: oval factory mark KAYSERZINN 4521 (embossed).

Dietrich / Wagner, Kayserzinn, Stuttgart 2011, p. 190.

Image online. € 500 - 600

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564 Raymonde (Y) Guérbe 'Indiana' table light, c. 1930 Unclothed female figure, balancing a large fan on her shoulders.

H. 50 cm. Bronze, patinated in green, fan made of raspberry red Pâte de Verre. Plinth signed: Guerbe, foundry mark LE VERRIER PARIS (embossed). Black, veined marble base. € 4.000 - 6.000

565 Georges Leleu Table light, c. 1905 H. 31 cm, Ø 17.5 cm. Cast bronze with floral decor, sheet bronze, partially open, amber-brown glass cabochons. Foot signed: G. Leleu (embossed). € 800 - 1.000

566 W. H. Haseler, Birmingham Two vases with handles, 1903-04 H. 24.8 cm. Made for Liberty & Co., London. Pewter. Marked: TUDRIC, 029, 4, arrow (embossed).

Levy, Liberty Style, London 1986, p. 110. € 900 - 1.200

567 Loys Lucha, Paris 2 wall lights, c. 1928 H. 19 cm, D. 17 cm. Polychrome enamelled glass, stylized floral decoration, matted back. Chromed metal.

Image online. € 450 - 550

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568 Albin Müller Two candlesticks, 1900-05 Two-flame. H. 31.8 cm. Hammered, blackened cast iron on three openwork legs.

Enamelled decor with diamond-shaped iron fittings. Unsigned. € 3.000 - 4.000

569 Friedrich Adler Two candlesticks, 1900 H. 41-41.2 cm. Made by Walter Scherf, Nuremberg. Pewter. Marked: "OSIRIS" 600 (embossed).

Pese, Friedrich Adler, Stuttgart 1994, p. 173, Me 27. € 1.400 - 1.800

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Henrich Vogeler Two sconces, 1900

Henri Bonnefond 'Narcisse' vide poche, c. 1898

H. 31 cm, 24 x 10 cm. Made by KM Seifert, Dresden. Cast and wrought iron, grey patina.

One arm repaired.

Exh. cat. Heinrich Vogeler, Kunsthalle Berlin, Berlin 1983, p. 97; Baumann / Losse (eds.), Heinrich Vogeler und der Jugendstil, Worpswede 1998, p. 150. € 900 - 1.200

24 x 15.5 cm. Bronze. Signed and inscribed: H. BONNEFOND, foundry mark SUSSE Fres Edts Paris; to the side: foundry mark and the signet of the Syndicat des Bronzes Unis; on the bottom: VIDE POCHE NARCISSE (embossed). € 900 - 1.200

571 Gustave Serrurier-Bovy Tray, c. 1900 26.3 x 53.5 cm. Brass, copper sheet. Unsigned. € 700 - 1.000

573 Renée Vaugier 'Venus' paper knife, 1970 L. 19.3 cm. Bronze, dark patina.

Signed: Renée Vaugier. Marked: 1970, BRONZE, mark (embossed, faint). € 500 - 700

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574 Richard Riemerschmid Candlestick, 1897

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H. 36 cm. Made by Vereinigte Werkstätten, Munich. Bronze, dark patina.

Exh. cat. Jugendstil, Europalia 77, Palais des Beaux-Arts, Brussels 1977, p. 300, no. 732; Exh. cat. Richard Riemerschmid, Munich Municipal Museum, Munich 1982, p. 273, no. 278, with additional literature. € 2.000 - 2.500

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575 Peter Behrens Ladle '124', 1902 H. 35.5 cm. Made by August Wellner Sons, Aue. Metal, silver-­ plated. Marked: 60 (embossed).

Marquardt, Europäisches Essbesteck, Stuttgart 1997, no. 575; Kat. Museum Künstlerkolonie Darmstadt, 1990, S. 20, no. 18. € 400 - 600

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576 Peter Behrens Dining cutlery '124', 1902 24 pieces. 8 spoons, forks, knives, L. 21.2-25.1 cm. Made by August Wellner Sons, Aue. Metal, silver-plated. Marked: ALPACCA SILBER 60 90 48 (embossed).

Overall signs of wear. 3 blades replaced.

Marquardt, Europäisches Essbesteck, Stuttgart 1997, no. 575; Kat. Museum Künstlerkolonie Darmstadt, 1990, S. 20, no. 18. € 2.300 - 2.700

577 Peter Behrens Starter cutlery set '124', 1902 12 pieces. Forks, knives, coffee spoons, L. 14-20.5 cm. Made by August Wellner Sons, Aue. Metal, silver-plated. Marked: ALPACCA SILBER 60, blades: AWS WELLNER (embossed).

Signs of use.

Marquardt, Europäisches Essbesteck, Stuttgart 1997, no. 575; Kat. Museum Künstlerkolonie Darmstadt, 1990, S. 20, no. 18. € 1.100 - 1.500

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578 Peter Behrens 4 forks and knife '124', 1902 Starter fork, 3 dining forks, dining knife. L. 18-25 cm. Made by August Wellner Sons, Aue. Metal, silver-plated. Marked: ALPACCA SILBER 48 90 (embossed).

Signs of use.

Marquardt, Europäisches Essbesteck, Stuttgart 1997, no. 575; Kat. Museum Künstlerkolonie Darmstadt, 1990, S. 20, no. 18. € 500 - 700

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579 Vienna 'Owls' writing set, c. 1900 H. 17.8 cm, 44 x 16 cm; Blotter, H. 14 cm, 17.8 x 8.5 cm; Paper knife, L. 28 cm. Bronze, cold painted, glass eyes. Marked: HK LW (in the lid, embossed). € 600 - 700

580 Vienna Table light, c. 1905-10 H. 33 cm, D. 16.5 cm. Metal, hammered, silver-plated, dusky pink textile cover. € 1.000 - 1.400

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581 Paul Haustein Jar, 1929 H. 25.5 cm. Made by WMF, Geislingen.

Brass, copper-plated, etched decoration.

Carved ivory knob. Marked: Ikora mark (embossed).

This lot contains materials protected by the Washington conservation agreement such as ivory, rhino horn, rosewood etc.

Many countries have changed their import / export laws regarding these materials in recent years. Thus, Quittenbaum needs to ask any potential Buyer to check with their own government regarding any importation requirements prior to placing a bid.

Residue of silver plating.

Burschel / Scheiffele, WMF Ikora Metall, Stuttgart 2006, p. 47. € 600 - 800

582 WMF, Geislingen 'Ikora' table light, c. 1929 H. 62.5 cm. Ikora metal, brass, dark red and black patina, silvered, etched decor. On a carved wooden base. Bottom signed: Ikora mark (embossed). Chromed metal tube electrification.

Image online. € 250 - 350

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583 WMF, Geislingen (pres.)

Carafe, c. 1900 H. 28.1 cm. Metal, gold-plated, green glass. € 500 - 700

584 Wolfers Frères, Brussels Jar, c. 1950 H. 11.5 cm. Colourless, cut glass, silver lid.

Marked: workshop mark, 800 (embossed). € 350 - 550

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Dina Kuhn 'Saint George', c. 1920

Boch Frères, La Louvière Vase, c. 1925

H. 35 cm. Majolica, polychrome glaze. Signed: Dina Kuhn.

Lance restored.

Image online. € 500 - 800

H. 25 cm. Earthenware, glazed turquoise blue, grey craquelure.

Marked: manufacturer's mark (black glaze stamp), 360 (embossed), X (black, handwritten).

Image online. € 250 - 350

586 Amphora-Werke Riessner & Kessel, Turn-Teplitz Vase, c. 1896 H. 19 cm. Made c. 1906. Earthenware, polychrome matt glaze with gold. Relief decoration with spider web and cabochons as spiders, in the middle a ribbon with daisies. Marked: AMPHORA AUSTRIA, crown, IMPERIAL AMPHORA TURN, 472, D (embossed).

Cf. Bröhan-Museum Berlin, Collection Bröhan II, Part 1, Berlin 1976, p. 290 f. Additional vessels with spider webs made of 'precious stone porcelain' or 'Grès bijou', detailed discussion of the technology, patenting, etc.

Image online. € 400 - 600

587 Boch Frères, La Louvière Three vases, c. 1925 H. 10 - 23.8 cm. Earthenware, glazed red, yellow-orange and polychrome. Marked: Manufacturer's marks, model numbers (embossed).

Red vase with shallow chip to the stand.

Image online. € 350 - 450

589 Walter Bosse 'Elephants' cachepot, 1924-36 H. 28.7 cm, D. 34 cm. Made pres. by Bosse, Kufstein. Majolica, unglazed. Unsigned.

Schreyer-Hartmann, Walter Bosse, Vienna 2000, p. 85.

Image online. € 400 - 600

590 Joseph Csaky (after) 'Tête Architectonique', c. 1920 H. 33 cm, 25 x 21.5 cm. Earthenware, glazed white, clear craquelure. Unsigned.

Flat chip to one corner.

Cf. Brunhammer, Le Style 1925, Paris n.d.r., p. 32. € 1.200 - 1.600

591 René Jeandelle Figurative vase, c. 1903 H. 29.5 cm. Made by Alphonse Cytère, Rambervillers. Eosin glaze in violet-beige. Marked: CERAMIQUE RAMBERVILLERS (black stamp), R. Jeandelle (incised).

The handle of the broken jug restored. € 600 - 800

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Théodore Deck, Sèvres Vase, c. 1870

Duchaussy House Brûle parfum, 1931

H. 18.1 cm. Grey stoneware, glazed turquoise blue over white.

Marked: TH. DECK (embossed).

Image online. € 500 - 600

H. 43 cm. Porcelain, white, glazed, blue overglaze with gold.

Marked: M. DUCHAUSSY (black glaze stamp).

Design probably on the occasion of the colonial exhibition in Paris in 1931. Electrified.

Image online. € 400 - 600

593 Germany Vase with three handles, c. 1900 H. 16.5 cm. Earthenware, glazed dark brown with a beige, slightly crystalline running glaze. Marked: 2564, C, R, XVI (incised).

Image online. € 400 - 600

595 Émile Gallé, Nancy Historistic covered bowl, c. 1870 Mythical creature with flowers. H. 20.5 cm, 31 x 17 cm. Faience, brown, red and green glazed with gold. Marked: Signet EG, DEPOSE (embossed). € 6.000 - 8.000

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596 Émile Gallé, Nancy 'Cacatoès' jug, c. 1877/78 H. 37 cm. Faience ('Terre de Lorraine'), white tin glaze, green, yellow and brown. Polychrome decoration with plants. Neck signed: Gallé Nancy (camaieu-red).

Several re-inforced cracks. One eye is missing, one eye loose.

Ausst.-Kat. Ceramics from Gallé, Musée de l'École de Nancy, Nancy 1984, S. 51; Garner, Emile Gallé, München 1979, S. 63. € 2.200 - 3.200

597 Émile Gallé, Nancy Flower bowl, c. 1877/78 H. 10 cm, 33 x 13 cm. Faience ('Terre de Lorraine) with a bluish tin glaze. Glaze painting with plants, front and back with a lake scene with sailing boats on the horizon in a rocaille, edge perforated. Signed: E. Gallé Nancy (blue, handwritten). € 600 - 800

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598 Émile Gallé, Nancy 'Sauterelle' pitcher, c. 1882-84 H. 38 cm. Reddish faience ('Terre de Lorraine'), glazed in blue tones, overglaze in red tones and gold, flower and textile painting. Signed on the bottom: EG déposé, cross of Lorraine, Emile Gallé à Nancy (painted red).

Few minimal touch-ups.

Hakenjos, Keramik von Emile Gallé, Düsseldorf 1981, no. 94. € 9.000 - 12.000

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Carl Gebauer, Bürgel (attr.)

Vase, c. 1902

Friedrich Goldscheider, Vienna Dancer, c. 1937

Carl Halier Vase, 1923-29

H. 7.5 cm. Stoneware, brown-beige running glaze over dark blue.

Image online. € 400 - 600

H. 42.5 cm. Earthenware, polychrome matt glaze. Marked: Goldscheider Vienna, MADE IN GERMANY (black glaze stamp), 8085 25 31 (embossed), M, 50 (incised). € 1.000 - 1.500

H. 25.1 cm. Made by Royal Copenhagen.

Stoneware, glazed in shades of brown and olive green. Marked: wave lines, 47/83, CH (blue, under glaze), 83 (incised).

Image online. € 350 - 450

600 Friedrich Goldscheider, Vienna Box, c. 1930 H. 7.3 cm, 9.8 x 9.8 cm. Faience, glazed white, blue and anthracite. Marked: Goldscheider Wien MADE IN AUSTRIA (black glaze stamp), 06473 1 (embossed), W (black).

Image online. € 220 - 280

601 Stephan Dakon Small dancer, c. 1933 H. 18.8 cm. Made by Friedrich Goldscheider, Vienna. Earthenware, polychrome glaze.

Base inscribed: Lorenzl (sic!) (embossed).

Marked: Dakon MADE IN AUSTRIA Goldscheider Vienna (black glaze stamp). 6826 56 4 (embossed), SG (black, handwritten), Fabriqué en Autriche (blue glaze stamp).

Image online. € 450 - 550

603 Susie Cooper Candy jar, 1922-29 H. 16.3 cm. Made by AE Gray & Co., Ltd., Hanley. Earthenware, polychrome glaze; Bast handle. Marked: Manufacturer's marks (glaze stamp), 8071, 4 (black, handwritten).

Three long hairline cracks from the lip down.

Image online. € 350 - 450

606 Émile Decoeur Vase, c. 1900 H. 21.8 cm. Made by Edmond Lachenal, Châtillon-sous-Bagneux. Earthenware, glazed green on the outside, pink on the inside. Marked: LACHENAL, ED (brown, handwritten). € 1.000 - 1.200

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Fritz Hudler, Diessen Two decorative tiles and an elephant, probably 1950s

Max Laeuger, Kandern 'Gold-Mosaik' vase, c. 1906

10 x 10 - 12 x 12 cm; H. 5 cm. Earthenware, polychrome glaze on white, grey craquelure.

Tiles with birds or deer. Each signed: FH (black).

Image online. € 100 - 200

H. 21.5 cm. Majolica, glazed in white and green, slip painting in black with cracked gold foil. Marked: Manufacturer's mark MLK GESETZL.GESCHÜTZT, MUSTER GESETZL. GESCHTZT (embossed), 371, S (incised). € 1.500 - 2.000

608 Max Laeuger, Kandern Vase 'Lemons', 1912-13 H. 28.2 cm. Majolica, yellow and black glaze over green. Marked: workshop mark MLK GESETZL. GESCHZT (embossed), 648 (incised).

Cf. Kessler-Slotta, Max Laeuger, Saarbrücken 1985, p. 183 (mentioned). € 1.600 - 2.000

609 Max Laeuger, Kandern Vase (Branches), 1916 H. 31.5 cm. Majolica, blue slip glaze over white and black. Marked: PROF. LÄUGER, MLK signet, 1916 (embossed), 653 M (incised). € 1.500 - 1.600

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Société des Faienceries de Longwy Small vase, 1920s

Richard Riemerschmid 3 beer steins, c. 1902 and a mustard pot, after 1912

H. 18 cm. Execution probably after the 2nd World War. Earthenware, polychrome enamel cloisonné decor on a blue background, flower motifs. Marked: Manufactory mark FRANCE, DÉCORÉ À LA MAIN, MADE IN FRANCE, Rehaussé main, painter's signet, 202, D 3202, F. 5655 (incised), RS (black, handwritten).

Image online. € 250 - 350

614 Richard Riemerschmid Beer jug, 1902

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610 Eduard Klablena Female nude, c. 1912 H. 43 cm. Made by Langenzersdorfer Keramik. Earthenware, polychrome glaze.

Marked: workshop mark.

The base and right back of the chair have been restored. Base with chips. € 1.800 - 2.500

611 Eduard Klablena Little rabbit, c. 1913/14 H. 6.2 cm. Made by Langenzerdorfer Keramik. Earthenware, glazed in brown tones. Marked: manufacturer's mark (grey, handwritten).

Image online. € 400 - 500

H. 26.2 cm. Made by Reinhold Merkelbach, Grenzhausen. Stoneware, glazed Cologne-brown, anthracite-grey applications.

Pewter lid with thumb rest. Marked: 1758 X (embossed), 1/2 (incised).

Exh. cat. Richard Riemerschmid, Munich Municipal Museum, Munich 1982, p. 278, p.

332, no. 410b. € 1.200 - 1.600

615 Richard Riemerschmid Beer stein, c. 1902 H. 14.5 cm. Made by Reinhold Merkelbach, Grenzhausen. Stoneware, brown salt glaze, pewter lid. Marked: Round manufacturer's mark, MADE IN GERMANY, 1729 (embossed).

Exh. cat. Richard Riemerschmid, Munich Municipal Museum, Munich 1982, p. 327, no.

400.

Image online. € 350 - 550

H. 6.5-16 cm. Made by Reinhold Merkelbach, Grenzhausen. Stoneware, glazed Cologne-grey or Cologne-brown, respectively, cobalt blue or anthracite grey decor. Pewter lid or hinges. Marked: 1728 D 1729 D, 1770 D, 5801 (embossed).

The floral jug with a dedication on the lid: AEi, Max Nueßler s./l. Lbf Schmid z. frdl. Erinnerg. Neujahr 1908.

Exh. cat. Richard Riemerschmid, Munich Municipal Museum, Munich 1982, no. 407 (1728); P. 327, no. 400 (1729), p. 333, no. 414 (1770). € 650 - 950

617 Albin Mueller Beer stein 'Deer', 1908 H. 13.3 cm. Made by Reinhold Merkelbach, Grenzhausen. Stoneware, square picture fields with reliefs with deer motifs in front of a stylised forest backdrop, Cologne brown salt glaze. Marked on the bottom: round manufacturer's mark, 2138 F (embossed).

Cat. Museum Künstlerkolonie Darmstadt, Darmstadt 1990, p. 166, no. 241.

Image online. € 200 - 300

612 Société des Faienceries de Longwy Tall vase, 1920s H. 29.3 cm. Earthenware, polychrome enamel cloisonné decor on a blue background, flower motifs. Marked: Manufactory mark, FRANCE, F 3061, D. 3282, C. 94 (black, handwritten), 30 (incised). Original gold sales label.

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Richard Riemerschmid Ewer, 1902

Geo Condé Tall 'Palm Trees' vase, c. 1930

André Legrand 'Farm Workers' vase, c. 1930

H. 27 cm. Made by Reinhold Merkelbach, Grenzhausen. Stoneware, grey salt glaze, light blue applications. Pewter lid with thumb rest. Marked: round manufacturer's mark R.MERKELBACH GRENZHAUSEN, 1758 (embossed).

Exh. cat. Richard Riemerschmid, Munich Municipal Museum, Munich 1982, p. 278, p.

332, no. 410b. € 1.200 - 1.400

Cone with retracted stand and open mouth.

H. 38.5 cm. Made by Joseph & Pierre Mougin, Nancy. Stoneware, relief, polychrome matt glaze with palm tree decoration. Marked: MOUGIN NANCY 274 J, Condé dc, 1 (embossed), MADE IN FRANCE (black glaze stamp), C 59 (pencil). € 900 - 1.200

H. 37.5 cm. Made by Joseph & Pierre Mougin, Nancy. Stoneware, relief, polychrome matt glaze with men working on the land. Marked: MOUGIN NANCY 266 J LEGRAND (...) (embossed, indistinct). € 900 - 1.200

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J. Mrazek, Letovice Tea set, c. 1930

Jakob Julius Scharvogel, Munich Vase, c. 1900

Carl Sigmund Luber 'Moët & Chandon' dish, c. 1900

11 pieces. Creamer, 9.7 cm; Sugar bowl, H. 12.3 cm; 4 cups with saucers, H. 5.8 cm; 5 plates, D. 18.5 cm. Earthenware, poly­ chrome glaze. Marked: Manufacturer's marks.

1 extra saucer; sugar bowl chipped on stand. € 600 - 700

H. 14.5 cm. Stoneware, dark brown glaze, blue-green running glaze. Marked: manufacturer's mark SKM (embossed).

Image online. € 350 - 450

14.1 x 14.5 cm. Made by Johann von Schwarz, Nuremberg. Earthenware, thread relief, polychrome glaze. Marked: 1643 (incised), III (black, handwritten).

Tiny rubbings on the edge.

König / Weichselbaum, Carl Sigmund Luber, Einbeck 2006, p. 141, no. 5.54.

Image online. € 350 - 450

622 Hermann Mutz, Altona Planter, 1902-13 H. 24.7 cm. Earthenware, green-brownblue running glaze. Marked: MUTZ ALTONA (embossed).

Image online. € 400 - 600

624 Carl Sigmund Luber Decorative 'Female Profile' tile, c. 1900 11 x 16 cm. Made by Johann von Schwarz, Nuremberg. Earthenware, thread relief, polychrome glaze. Marked: VI (black, handwritten), faint embossing.

König / Weichselbaum, Carl Sigmund Luber, Einbeck 2006, p. 89, no. 1.51. € 1.000 - 1.300

626 Carl Sigmund Luber 'Music' tray, c. 1900 H. 4.6 cm, 48.5 x 30.2 cm. Made by Johann von Schwarz, Nuremberg. Earthenware, thread relief, polychrome glaze. Pewter mounting. Marked: S 5102 (incised), 4 (black, handwritten).

König / Weichselbaum, Carl Sigmund Luber, Einbeck 2006, p. 125, no. 4.7. € 1.000 - 1.300

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627 Carl Sigmund Luber Mounted 'Female profile' tile, c. 1900 D. 18.2 cm. Made Johann von Schwarz, Nuremberg. Earthenware, thread relief, polychrome glaze. Silver-plated brass mounting.

Marked: 481, L (faint, black, handwritten), 880 (embossed).

König / Weichselbaum, Carl Sigmund Luber, Einbeck 2006, p. 118, no. 3.25.

Image online. € 300 - 400

628 Carl Sigmund Luber Jug, c. 1900 H. 27 cm. Made by J. von Schwarz, Nuremberg. Earthenware, polychrome glaze.

Marked: Manufacturer's marke NORICA, NÜRNBERG JvS (black glaze stamp), 2418 (incised), K (black, handwritten).

Small chip to the edge of the lip. € 600 - 800

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629 Michael Powolny 'Indianerputto', c. 1925-30 H. 31.5 cm. Made by Sommerhuber, Steyr.

Earthenware, polychrome glaze. Marked: MP, 59, ES STEYR (incised), K (black, handwritten).

Frottier, Michael Powolny, Wien 1990, cat. rais. 248. € 1.200 - 1.600

630 Czecho-Slovakia Mocha pot, c. 1920 H. 19.5 cm. Earthenware, glazed white, black and brown. Marked: Manufacturer's mark MADE IN CZECHOSLOVAKIA, 221 (embossed, not identified).

Handle reglued.

Image online. € 300 - 400

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Villeroy & Boch, Dresden Tray, c. 1900

Villeroy & Boch, Mettlach Vase, 1900

H, 4.7 cm, 45 x 27.3 cm. Earthenware, glazed mainly green and dark blue on white. Floral decor. Marked: manufacturer's mark (black glaze stamp). Mounting made of silver-plated brass.

Image online. € 250 - 350

H. 20.5 cm. Stoneware, polychrome glaze, floral decoration.

Marked: Manufactory mark, METTLACH VB, GES. Gesch., 2656, 97, 00 (embossed).

Small chip to the edge of the mouth.

Image online. € 500 - 700

632 Villeroy & Boch, Dresden Tray, c. 1900 H. 6.2 cm, 38.5 x 28.3 cm. Earthenware, glazed orange brown and vanilla yellow on white. Floral decor. Mounting made of silver-plated brass. Marked: 206 (..) (blue, handwritten).

Image online. € 250 - 350

633 Villeroy & Boch, Mettlach Decorative platel, 1898 D. 51 cm. Decor by R. Fournier. Incised stoneware, polychrome glaze, decor with a girl's profile in a landscape, smelling a poppy flower. Marked: R. Fournier (black, painted), tower mark, METTLACH VB GEGEN NACHBILDUNG GESCHÜTZT, 2545, 33, 99 (embossed).

Post, Mettlacher Steinzeug, Saarwellingen 1976, p. 184. € 1.200 - 1.600

635 Christian Neureuther Tray, c. 1909 47.3 x 25.3 cm. Made by Wächtersbach earthenware factory, Schlierbach. Earthenware, glazed dove blue and deep pink. Floral decor. Marked: Signet of the art department Christian Neureuther, 120 (dark blue glaze stamp). Mahogany frame with bronze handles.

Image online. € 200 - 300

636 Amalric Walter, Nancy 'Fleurs' vase, c. 1925 H. 13.8 cm. Stoneware, polychrome matt glaze, decor with stylized flowers and pearl ribbons. Above the stand inscription: LA "MAITRISE". Signed on the bottom: AW. Image online. € 330 - 380

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637 Amalric Walter, Nancy 'Paysage' vase, c. 1925 H. 23 cm. Earthenware, polychrome matt glaze, shoreland. Signed above the stand: AWALTER NANCY. Bottom: AW. Cf. Le Tacon / Hurstel, Amalric Walter, Metz 2013, p. 109.

Image online. € 450 - 550

638 Amalric Walter, Nancy 'Paysage' vase, c. 1925 H. 15.5 cm. Stoneware, polychrome matt glaze, shore landscape. Signed above the stand: AWALTER NANCY. On the bottom: AW. Hairline with crack from the mouth down the body, approx. 2 cm.

Cf. Le Tacon / Hurstel, Amalric Walter, Metz 2013, p. 109.

Image online. € 330 - 380

639 Dagobert Peche Powder jar, c. 1912 H. 11.2 cm. Made by Wiener Keramik. Earthenware, glazed black on white. Marked: workshop signet, 310/10 (embossed or black, resp.).

Lid knob restored, rim of the lip rubbed.

Noever (Ed.), Dagobert Peche, Ostfildern 1998, p. 236.

Image online. € 500 - 600

640 Vally Wieselthier Lamp base, 1917-22 H. 37 cm. Made by Wiener Werkstätte. Majolica, polychrome glaze, hammered copper sheet. Marke: 4 WW, MADE IN AUSTRIA, 518 artist's mark VW (embossed). € 2.400 - 2.800

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641 Hilda Jesser Bowl, 1921 H. 10.6 cm, 15.8 x 15.7 cm. Made by Wiener Werkstätte. Majolica, polychrome glaze on white. Marked: WW, MADE IN AUSTRIA, 825 (embossed).

Cf. Exh. cat. Expressive Keramik der Wiener Werkstätte, Bayerische Vereinsbank Munich, Munich 1992, p. 57, nos. 23 a, b. € 400 - 500

642 Hilda Jesser Coaster, 1921

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H. 4.7 cm, 17 x 19.5 cm. Made by Wiener Werkstätte. Majolica, polychrome glaze on white. Marked: WW, MADE IN AUSTRIA, 819 (embossed).

Foot re-glued, loss. € 350 - 450

643 Hilda Jesser Lidded bowl, 1921 H. 29 cm, 16.5 x 16.5 cm. Made by Wiener Werkstätte. Majolica, polychrome glaze on white. Marked: WW, MADE IN AUSTRIA, 824 (embossed).

Handle restored. Two flat chips to the lip.

Exh. cat. Expressive Keramik der Wiener Werkstätte, Bayerische Vereinsbank Munich, Munich 1992, p. 57, nos. 23 a, b. € 600 - 700

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644 Vilmos Zsolnay, Pécs Vase, c. 1900 H. 19.5 cm. Stoneware, polychrome eosin glaze.

Marked: seal mark, 7925, 50 (embossed).

Lip restored. € 500 - 600

645 Sándor Apáti Abt Vase, 1907 In the shape of an eagle. H. 17.6 cm. Made by Vilmos Zsolnay, Pécs. Stoneware, alkali-grey crystal glaze.

Marked: seal mark (gold, retraced).

Cf. Elite Design Gallery (ed.), Zsolnay, Budapest 2003, p. 79. € 900 - 1.200

646 Tádé Sikorski (attr.)

Snake bowl, c. 1900 H. 4.5 cm, D. 19.5 cm. Made by Vilmos Zsolnay, Pécs.

Earthenware, gold-green eosin glaze. Marked: seal mark, 6043 M (embossed).

Cf. Elite Design Gallery (ed.), Zsolnay, Budapest 2003, p. 82. € 8.000 - 12.000

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647 Luise (Lilja) Busse Portrait of a Man, 1922 Half-length figure of a dark-haired man with a tie, sitting in quarter profile, cigarette in his right hand. Diffuse, yellow background. 80.5 x 65.5 cm. Oil on canvas. Sign on top right. and date: Lilja Busse 1922.

Framed.

Canvas repaired. With retouches.

Exhibitions (selection) 1921 Grosse Berliner Kunstausstellung.

1922 Jury-free Exhibition Berlin.

1929 Spring Exhibition of the Society of female Artists in Berlin 1938 Ibero-American Institute Berlin.

1951 Exhibition at Kunstamt Steglitz. http://lilia-busse.de/vita/index.html € 28.000 - 36.000

Born in Moscow in 1897 to German parents, the artist studied in Munich with Emil Preetorius and in Berlin with Lovis Corinth, Willy Jaeckel and Eugen Spiro. Coming from a wealthy family, she lived abroad for several years, especially in Russia and Spain, where several of her works were created. Back in Berlin, she worked full-time as a portrait painter. The family's fortune seems to have been largely used up at the end of the 1930s, and she had no clients. Thus, since the outbreak of the Second World War at the latest, she worked for the Wehrmacht for two years as an interpreter and translator for Russian, Spanish and Italian, then continued as a freelancer. Although she was represented in numerous exhibitions at home and abroad, before and after the war, she did not experience much success and died impoverished in Berlin 1958 at the age of 63.

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648 Peter Behrens 'Deutsche Kunst und Dekoration' poster, c. 1900 40.3 x 28 cm (sheet). Colour lithograph on paper. Marked: DEUTSCHE KUNST UND DEKORATION, VERLAG ALEX: KOCH DARMSTADT, artist's mark PB. Framed.

Folded in the middle, faint superficial rubbings.

Cat. Die Künstler der Mathildenhöhe, Ein Dokument Deutscher Kunst vol. 4, Darmstadt 1977, no. 29.

Image online. € 300 - 400

649 Rudolf Bosselt; Peter Behrens Catalogue Darmstädter Künstlerkolonie Alexander Koch (ed.), Die Ausstellung der Darmstädter Künstler-Kolonie, Darmstadt 1901. Luxury edition with medal by Rudolf Bosselt. Ø 13,1 cm. Gilded bronze. 399 pp., numerous colour and black and white images, register, cloth binding with gilt edge. Design of the cover by Peter Behrens.

Probably a former library copy. Remnants of a sticker. 2 loose sheets after p. 385.

Exh. cat. Peter Behrens Das Nürnberger Intermezzo, Germanisches Nationalmuseum, Nuremberg 2017, p. 29; Cat. Die Künstler der Mathildenhöhe, Ein Dokument Deutscher Kunst vol. 4, Darmstadt 1977, no. 39 (medal). € 700 - 900

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650 Louis Icart 'Eva', 1928 47.0 x 34.0 cm (image). Colour lithograph on laid paper. Signed: Louis Icart. Marked: E (second letter illegible) (both pencil); Copyright 1928 by L Icart Paris, printer's note (printed), blind stamp.

Glass frame.

Not de-framed.

Image online. € 300 - 400

651 Louis Icart ‘Bigarrure’, 1928 Abel Hermant, Bigarrure, Paris 1928. On BFK Rives laid paper. With six aquatint etchings and woodcuts by Louis Icart.

In a slipcase. Number 570 out of 1000 copies. Paper irregularly cut, partially not yet cut apart.

Image online. € 900 - 1.200

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652 Emile Gallé Louis de Fourcaud, Émile Gallé Louis de Fourcaud, Émile Gallé, in the series Les artistes de tous les temps, Série D, Le XXE SIÈCLE, Paris 1903. From a limited edition of 300. With two original etchings after designs by Gallé.

Dedicated to Her Royal Highness, Princesse Alice de Monaco. € 1.400 - 2.400

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653 Robert Falcucci Poster '2eme Grand Prix Automobile Monaco', 1930

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112.5 x 72.5 cm (plate). 119.7 x 80.2 (paper / canvas). Colour ­lithograph on paper, mounted on canvas. Signed in the plate: ­FALCUCCI, IMP. MONÉGASQUE_MONTECARLO. Glass frame. € 8.000 - 14.000

654 Georges Hamel Poster '6eme Grand Prix Automobile Monaco', 1934 111.7 x 72 cm (plate); 116.5 x 77.2 cm (sheet). Colour lithograph on paper, mounted on canvas. Signed in the plate: Geo Ham, IMP. MONÉGASQUE_MONTECARLO. Glass frame. € 4.000 - 6.000

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655 Alphonse Mucha 'Tragique Histoire d'Hamlet / Sarah Bernhard', 1899 206 x 76 cm. Colour lithograph with gold on paper mounted on cardboard. Plate signed and dated: Mucha (18) 99. Mounted under plexiglass.

Rennert/Weil, Alphonse Mucha. The complete posters and panels, Uppsala 1984, p. 238. € 16.000 - 20.000

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656 Gerhard Schliepstein Candlestick, 1924 Two-flame. H. 31 cm. Made by StPM Berlin, 1928. Porcelain, white, glazed. Base signed: G. Schliepstein (incised). Bottom marked: scepter (blue, under glaze), date letter for 1928, S (embossed).

Exh. cat. Kunst der 20er und 30er Jahre, Bröhan-Museum Berlin, Berlin 1985, p. 38. € 2.200 - 2.800

657 Adelbert Niemeyer Four mocha cups and two pots, c. 1912 H. 5.3-12.5 cm. Made by Johann Haviland, Waldershof. Porcelain, white, glazed, overglaze in pink and green with gold. Stylized rose decor. Marked: Manufactory mark (green, under glaze), Niemeyer (black glaze stamp), 801 (camaieu-red).

One cup with cracks in the glaze through the entire body (with branch), one cup with cracks caused by the manufacturing process. € 350 - 450 656

658 Royal Copenhagen Rose vase, c. 1900 H. 12.3 cm. Porcelain, white, glazed, polychrome underglaze with flowers. Marked: ROYAL COPENHAGEN 1349 770 (green, under glaze), wave lines 122 (blue, under glaze). € 350 - 450

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659 Royal Copenhagen 'Night butterfly' vase, c. 1900 H. 13.5 cm. Porcelain, white, glazed, underglaze in shades of blue. Leaf decoration with butterflies, partially open. Marked: ROYAL COPENHAGEN, 777 (green, under glaze), wave lines 58 (blue, under glaze), 777 X (incised). € 600 - 700

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Royal Copenhagen 'Maple' vase, before 1923 H. 16.7 cm. Porcelain, white, glazed, polychrome underglaze with maple leaves. Marked: ROYAL COPENHAGEN 210/108 (green, under glaze), wave lines 76 (blue, under glaze), 108 A (incised). € 400 - 500

661 Krister Porzellanmanufaktur AG, Waldenburg 'Demeter - Kore Erika' vase, c. 1950 H. 32.8 cm. Porcelain, white, glazed, polychrome overglaze with various figurative scenes. Marked: manufacturer's mark (green, under glaze), Demeter - Kore, Erika (brown, handwritten). € 1.000 - 1.400

662 Henry van de Velde 'Whiplash' soup plate, 1903-04 D. 26.8 cm. Made by KPM Meissen, before 1924. Porcelain, white, glazed, blue underglaze. Marked: button swords 71. (blue, under glaze), artist's signet, 55 (embossed).

Föhl / Neumann, Henry van de Velde, vol. III, Weimar 2016, p. 398. € 1.000 - 1.200

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663 Henry van de Velde (Plate) 'Whiplash' dinner plate, 1903/04 D. 26.8 cm. Made by KPM Meissen, before 1924. Porcelain, white, glazed, red edge. Labeled: button swords (blue, under glaze, two strokes), artist's signet, 84 (embossed).

Floral painting added later.

Föhl / Neumann, Henry van de Velde, vol. III, Keramik, Weimar 2016, p. 387. € 350 - 550

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664 Eduard Voigt 'Saxonia' plate, 1904 34 x 24 cm. Made by KPM Meissen, before 1924. Porcelain, white, glazed, underglaze in grey and blue. Marked: button swords, 4 (blue, under glaze), 146, U 170 (embossed).

Bröhan-Museum Berlin, Porzellan, vol. V / 2, Berlin 1996, pp. 52f. € 1.800 - 2.800 664

665 Rudolf Hentschel Dinner plate 'wing pattern', 1901 D. 26.5 cm. Made by KPM Meissen, before 1924. Porcelain, white, glazed, underglaze in grey-green and dark blue.

Marked: button swords (blue, under glaze), (...) 73, T 1/22 (embossed), 52. (blue, handwritten).

Bröhan-Museum Berlin, Porzellan, vol. 2, Berlin 1996, p. 46. € 500 - 600 665

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Philipp Rosenthal Vase and bowl, 1920s

Kurt Wendler Jar, 1926

H. 13 cm; H. 5.1 cm, Ø 15.2 cm. Made by Rosenthal, branch Bahnhof Selb, 1929/1930.

Porcelain, white, glazed, polychrome overglaze. Marked: Manufacturer's marks, Modell Ph. Rosenthal, E (green, under glaze), 26 (green, handwritten).

Cf. Struss, Rosenthal, Augsburg 1995, p. 66. € 200 - 300

H. 16.3 cm. Made by Rosenthal, Selb, 1927.

Porcelain, white, glazed, polychrome overglaze. Marked: Manufacturer's mark (green, under glaze), 847 (embossed), painter's signature (yellow, handwritten).

Siemen, Kurt Wendler, Hohenberg / Eger, 1998, p. 64. € 250 - 350

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Jar, c. 1926

H. 10.7 cm. Made by Rosenthal, Selb, 1927.

Porcelain, white, glazed, polychrome overglaze. Marked: Manufacturer's mark (green, under glaze), May 6 (gold, handwritten).

Cf. Struss, Rosenthal, Augsburg 1995, p. 72. € 200 - 300

H. 14.5 cm. Made by Rosenthal, Selb, 1927.

Porcelain, white, glazed, polychrome overglaze. Marked: manufacturer's mark (green, under glaze), painter's signatures (red or blue, handwritten). € 250 - 350

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670 Czecho-Slovakia Centrepiece, c. 1920

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H. 25.5 cm, 27.7 x 28 cm. Earthenware, stylized decor, polychrome glaze with gold on white. Marked: several marks (green, overglaze, not identified), distributor's label Ernest Frissen. € 350 - 450 670

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