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American Pickard Studio
American Pickard Studio decorated porcelain vase, hand-painted and artist signed by Louis Falatek using a Bavarian black, having a short flared neck drawn from shouldered swelling cylindrical walls, mounted with two detached angled side handles rising from the shoulders and returning to the lip. Above a wide band of acid-cut back sponged metallic-gold covering the lower walls, the upper walls are circumscribed by an artist signed scene depicting a lush garden flowering in shades of purple, pink, orange and yellow, overlooking the edge of a pale-blue lake with a light-purple forested shore in the distance. The neck and the handles are gilded.
Decorated by Pickard Studios in Chicago, Illinois, c. 1919-1922, using a Bavarian blank by Heinrich and Company in Selb, Germany. According to Alan Reed, the author of The Collector’s Encyclopedia of Pickard China, the artist Louis H. Falatek was born in the Hungarian portion of the Austrian Empire in 1894, emigrated to the United States at the age of 20 just prior to the start of World War I in 1914, and worked at Pickard Studios from 1912 to the early 1920s. Good overall condition. Measures 11 ¾" tall and 7" diameter. SOLD
European Marquetry Game Table
European marquetry game table, having an inlaid tilt-top decorated with a chessboard centering two square fields and six stars, skirted by a pierce-carved acanthus-scroll skirt, and supported on a richly carved acanthus-carved tripod base. Dating is late 19th to early 20th century. Poplar with sapwood and mahogany inlays to a fruitwood surfaced top. Measures 29” tall and 27.5” diameter. SOLD
French Legras Cameo Glass Vase
G2521. Art Nouveau French cameo acid-cut back glass vase, signed Legras, having a blown-molded ogee-molded form of light-peach colored glass, optic-molded with subtle internally rounded ribs, and decorated with an amethyst-purple stained vine against a frosted ground, wreathing a deeply crimped rim and trailing onto the lower walls with large palmate leaves. Attributed to Legras and Cie, glassworks of St. Denis in Paris, France, dating from the late 19th century to the early 20th century. Concave wheel-polished pontil. Good condition. Measures 4" tall and 5 1/8" diameter. SOLD
French St. Louis Cologne Bottles
G2509. Exceptional French St. Louis cranberry-red cased colorless wheel-cut Chair-cane pattern pair of leaded glass colognes with pattern-cut air-trap stoppers. SOLD. Pair only.
European Wheel-Cut Cased Glass Ewer
G2522. Bold European 19th century wheel-cut white cased gold-cranberry glass ewer, having a shouldered ovate body stepped above a wafered domed foot, with an annulated cylindrical neck and serpentine-shaped pouring lip drawn out from the top of the walls opposite to an applied “strap”-form colorless cased gold-ruby glass handle with returns at the shoulders and top of the neck. SOLD.
Rare Haviland French Limoges Feu de Four Painted Plate
C3662a. Rare Haviland French Limoges Feu de Four painted porcelain hand-painted dessert plate, Art Nouveau and Oriental influences, using the Marseilles shape, a shallow dished form sculpted with a pierced and molded border of conventionalized “C”-scrolls chained with scrolled leaf and floriforms which are embellished with pendant bellflowers and scrolling vines, underglaze printed in flowing cobalt-blue with a large off-center flowering foxglove plant overlying a watery shoreline with reeds, accented in overglaze grey and black on the flowering plant, and richly finished by hand with metallic-gold trimming the molded border and even edging the foot rim. SOLD.
Rare Haviland French Limoges Feu de Four Painted Plate
C3663b. Rare Haviland French Limoges Feu de Four painted porcelain hand-painted dessert plate, Art Nouveau and Oriental influences, using the Marseilles shape, a shallow dished form sculpted with a pierced and molded border of conventionalized “C”-scrolls chained with scrolled leaf and floriforms which are embellished with pendant bellflowers and scrolling vines, underglaze printed in flowing cobalt-blue with a large off-center flowering arrowhead plant overlying a watery shoreline with reeds, accented in overglaze grey and black on the flowering plant, and richly finished by hand with metallic-gold trimming the molded border and even edging the foot rim. SOLD.
American Table Lamp
L177. American double-light electric table lamp, having eight caramel-slag glass panels fitted to a golden-brown bronze painted metal domed shade, supported by a matching painted metal base.
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American Rainaud Double-Light Electric Table Lamp
L178. American Rainaud double-light electric table lamp, having a domed shade fitted with seven caramel-slag glass panels in a dark-brown painted cast-metal frame accented with shades of green, supported by a columnar cast metal base painted to match the shade. SOLD
Japanese Cloisonne Vase
OR1. Japanese cloisonne enameled brass vase, drawing on the Chinese for the meiping shape, this vase is circumscribed by six shaped light-green beaded reserves against a sapphire-blue ground of scrolls, alternatively decorated with butterflies against a rust-red background sprinkled with aventurine or chrysanthemum-scroll against a black background. The waised foot is finished with black-scale underlined by light-green beading. The sapphire-blue scroll ground on the walls continues over the neck, sprinkled with white flowerheads, bordered by scaled bands in black, light-blue and light-green. Dating is late 19th to early 20th century. Good overall condition with a small dent at the bottom of the walls. Measures 7.75" tall and 3.5" diameter.
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