A wonderfully 18th Century wall console or shelf. This stout wall bracket is beautifully carved from European oak and bears a wonderful aged patina. Incised mounting brackets on back.
Dimensions: H 15.75 in. x W 15.75 in. x D 8.25 in.
A beautiful René Lalique lamp, 'Dahlias'. Signed on the interior 'R. Lalique'. This lamp first appeared in the product line in 1928 and was removed in 1932. Listed in the catalogue raisonné by Marcilhac, page 592. Dimensions: H 28 in. x Dm 12 in.
A wonderful Art Nouveau vase made by Clément Massier (1844-1917) with an underwater scene of water plants rising up to meet the roots of water lilies, executed in a magnificent blue and gold luster. Painted and impressed signature of the bottom.
A tall vase covered with ascending rows of flowers made by the famous Boch Freres pottery from Belgium. Stamped on bottom with their company logo. Dimensions: H 13.5 in. x Dm 6 in.
A magnificent Emile Gallé vase with intaglio etched design form circa 1880. Signed on bottom 'Cristallerie d'E. Gallé Nancy/ modele et decor dépose fect'. In perfect condition, 4 1/8 inches tall.
A magnificent Edwardian period brass door knocker in the shape of a winged wheel, from circa 1900. Designed to be mounted to a door, and complete with matching brass strike plate. Temporarily mounted to a wooden board for display purposes. When mounted on a door the piece will protrude 2 inches. It requires two mounting holes, but If you plan on mounting this to a door please consult a craftsman prior to purchase. Dimensions: H 7.25 in. x W 3.38 in. x D 4.25 in.
A lone hunter scours the unseen horizon atop his horse, while the early morning light casts a pick hue on the ground below. This is high quality example of the fine craftsmanship of the Austrian ceramics company Riessner, Stellmacher and Kessel, better known throughout the world as Amphora. Dimensions: 11 in. diameter
A beautiful gray tinted art glass vase with deep scrolling lines of stylized birds that produce an almost hypnotic effect. Dating from the 1930s and manufactured by the art glass company Verlys, based near the town of Rouen in northern France.
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