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Czech Kralik glass: 8.5 inch tall fan vase
Standing 8 1/2' tall and spreading to 6' at its widest point, this great Kralik Czech Art Deco fan vase has only two striking colors: orange and blue. I love the way the blue mottling climbs up the body of this furnace decorated piece. |
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Loetz 5 1/2 Diana Cisele 346/371 and II-251 Dresser vase for Max Emanuel
This Loetz Diana Cisele 5 1/2 inch tall 4 dimple base vase is in excellent condition. Part of the line designed for Loetz by the English master designer Christopher Dresser circa 1898-1899, 346/371, form: C. Produced for Max Emmanuel. Excellent condition.
Your decor is called Diana Cisele and the PNs for your piece are 346/371 and II-251. They were commissioned for Max Emanuel |
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1120 |
Sascha Brastoff Abstract Original vase
Sascha Brastoff 5.5't Abstract Original vase, signed F20 in with gold Rooster mark. Great combo of horizontal banding and crackle surface, all accented with horizontal gold banding. Excellent condition. |
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Loetz 8 inch Titania Gre 2534 vase
This Titania Gre 2534 8 inch silver wavy vase was designed by Leopold Bauer around 1906 and produced by the Lotz Witwe Glass Company. It is decorated on orange cased vase with the dark green base is identical in decoration to the one shown in the Superior Auction catalog. Excellent condition. Rare. |
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Kralik 5 inch pulled feather/platinum vase
Kralik 5 inch pulled feather/platinum oilspotting on amber vase. Incredible combination of form and decoration. Pure Kralik. Excellent condition. |
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1400 |
Rindskopf 5.25 inch vase with Loetz signature
Although SIGNED 'Loetz Austria' , this 5.25 inch vase was made by Rindskopf around 1900.
Cased in white glass to give transluscent effect. Outer surface irridized, 5 pulled up loops. Excellent condition though there is a slight off center balance to the piece. The vase is signed on the base as indicated by the arrow on the tape. |
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1412 |
Catalonian amethyst wash #1119 shot glass
Shown in the 1929 catalog reprint on page 32 of Jack Wilson's 1989 book, this is the #1119 2 5/8 inch tall tumbler shape of the whiskey or shot glass in the amethyst wash color. It was also sold as part of a six shot glass, decanter and tray shown on that same page as the 1162 decanter set. It is in excellent condition with a lighter application of the wash. |
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148 |
Smith-Corona Pigeon Art Deco typewriter tin
This Pigeon brand ribbon tin once carried a Smith-Corona black record ribbon for the K adding machines. Its design is pure Art Deco. Black background on front and sides with the typical 3 line wide Speed lines through the Smith-Corona name. A great font carries the Pigeon name and there is a silhouette pigeon just above. The tin is in very good condition overall with some wear to the printing on the back. |
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149 |
Smith Corona red/black typewriter tin
Smith Corona red/black typewriter tin with great Art Deco graphics. |
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150 |
Vogue green/blue floral typewriter tin
Measuring over 2 1/2 inches wide, this Vogue green/blue floral typewriter tin was made by the Royal Typewriter Company of New York City. It carried a Remington medium black and red record ribbon, it states on the back. The front features a very nice Art Deco design of abstract flowers amid green leaves. The side has great cartouches of flowers on it also. Overall very nice condition. |
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1755 |
Loetz 4 inch lavender cased glass vase
Loetz 4 inch lavender cased glass vase w/inclusions of deep lavander glass pressed into top layer of glass. The whole piece has an almost satin irridescence to it. An unusual color and surface treatment, much like early Mt. Washington Lava glass. Excellent condition. |
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1910 |
Rindskopf Classic ball 3 inch Papillon vase
Rindskopf Classic ball shaped 3.25 inch Papillon oil-spot decorated vase, amethyst base glass. Beautiful iridesence which seems to change surface color depending on indirect vs direct lighting. Normal rim roughness on inside of rim. A beautiful piece at a fair price. |
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2120 |
green drip biomorphic TV lamp
green drip biomorphic 'shell' with lamp behind shell, excellent condition, maker unknown but shown in TV lamp book., excellent condition. |
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2255 |
pair of black/white Venus di Milo s/p shakers
pair of black/white Venus di Milo salt and pepper shakers. Put this on your table and kick off a conversation. Excellent condition. Wild! Guess where the salt and pepper comes out of? |
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2373 |
International Newspaper 3
Standing 3 inches tall, this lucite paperweight features a miniature roll of newspaper. Each end of the roll has a decal with the logo of the International Paper Co or Ticonderoga NY. It carries the words 'International Newsprint'. A great piece of Americana! |
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2472 |
Royal Haeger #R1166 wild chartreuse box.
Royal Haeger #R1166 wild chartreuse biomorphic box done in a great chartreuse agate glaze. Box measures 10' long x 6' wide and 3' tall. Top has a Russel Wright type early pinch handle recessed into lid to lift cover. Just a really funky Mid Century piece. |
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268 |
Percolator Coffeepots salt & pepper shakers
Percolator Coffeepots salt & pepper shakers in excellent condition. |
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2681 |
Ballard #10 10 inch tall square top vase
Vermont Studio potter Stanley Ballard (1917-1960) graduated from Alfred University’s highly respected Ceramic Program in 1939, having studied there while these influential teachers were part of the faculty: Marion Fosdick, Charles Harder, Clarence Merritt, and C. Katherine Nelson.
This is a Ballard #10 10 inch tall square light green vase. The top of vase has slighly flared sides to its square shape. Standard signature. Excellent condition |
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Ballard #19 yellow heavy drip vase
Vermont Studio potter Stanley Ballard (1917-1960) graduated from Alfred University’s highly respected Ceramic Program in 1939, having studied there while these influential teachers were part of the faculty: Marion Fosdick, Charles Harder, Clarence Merritt, and C. Katherine Nelson.
This Ballard #19 yellow heavy drip vase, with a bit of ripple to one long side of rectangular top carries the tandard signature. Excellent condition. It stands 5 1/2 inches tall. It is from his last period of production as it is missing the bottom band of chocolate underglaze. |
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2780 |
Ballard #19 yellow tan vase
Vermont Studio potter Stanley Ballard (1917-1960) graduated from Alfred University’s highly respected Ceramic Program in 1939, having studied there while these influential teachers were part of the faculty: Marion Fosdick, Charles Harder, Clarence Merritt, and C. Katherine Nelson.
Ballard #19 yellow tan vase. Incised signature. Excellent condition |
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