Sept. 2006

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Sept. 2006

1: G U S T A V S T I C K L E Y
Eight-leg sideboard with four central drawers having faceted woo d e n
p u lls flanked by two paneled cupboard doors with hammered copper
rectangular hinges and long tear-drop shaped pulls. Original finish, seam
separations to top. Unmarked.
49 3/4” x 69 1/2” x 25”
RAGO ARTS AND AUCTION CENTER >
$15,000–20,000
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GUSTAV STIC KL EY
Chalet desk with a paneled drop-front, lower shelf, and shoe-feet.
Very good original finish and condition, small chip from back of
g a llery. Red decal on back.
46” x 24 1/4” x 16”
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GUSTAV STIC KL EY
Early tea table with shaped legs joining a floriform top and lower
s h e l f. Original finish, color added. Unmarked.
23 1/4” x 19”
$5,500–8,500
$2,200–2,800
updated catalogue information on ragoart s . c o m
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GUSTAV STICKLEY
Morris chair (no. 2342) with flat arms, five slats to the floor, and loo s e
seat and back cushions covered in original, green, laced leather. Original
finish, cane deck, and cushions. ‘02-’04 decal under arm.
40” x 32 3/4” x 36”
$12,000–18,000
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GUSTAV STIC KL EY
S a f e c r a ft cabinet with a single drawer over a cabinet door with
strap hinges and iron hardware. Good original finish, seam
separation to top, original safe intact. Red decal inside leg.
34” x 21” x 21”
$4,000–6,000
Pair of sidechairs with two wide horizontal backslats, front and rear
stretchers mortised through the legs, and rush seats. Enhanced
original finish, replaced paper rush. Unmarked.
35 1/2” x 17 3/4” x 16”
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$1,500–2,500
GUSTAV STICKLEY
B ook shelf with a trough top, D-shaped cut-out handles, and a
lower shelf mortised through the sides with keyed through-tenons.
Original finish, minor roughness around feet. Brand on inside under
shelf, paper label under bottom.
31” x 30” x 10” $1,500–2,000
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GUSTAV STICKLEY
F oo t s t ool with arched sides and a tacked-on leather deck. Original
finish, some wear, original leather. Paper label under deck.
15” x 20” x 16”
$1,800–2,500
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Rare even-arm settee (no. 214) with broad
v e rtical slats and a loose cushion covered in
light green fabric. Original finish, goo d
condition. Large red decal.
30 1/2” x 49 1/2” x 26 1/4”
$7,000–10,000
Early and rare open bookcase with four fixed
shelves, its top and bottom mortised through
the sides with keyed through-tenons, and a
chamfered back. Original finish, seam
separation to lef t side. Red decal on back.
45” x 39” x 11” $9,000–14,000
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Tw o - d oor bookcase with mitered mullions, tall
g a l lery, its top and bottom mortised through
the sides with keyed through-tenons, and iron
hardware. Refinished, excellent condition.
Unmarked.
44” x 39” x 12” $6,000–9,000
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L. & J.G. STICKLEY
Mousehole trestle table, its lower, upended
stretcher mortised through the sides with
keyed through-tenons. Refinished, excell e n t
condition. “Work of...” decal inside leg.
29” x 60” x 31” $2,800–3,500
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Massive even-arm settle with paneled back and sides and loose cushions
upholstered in dark brown leather. (Provenance: Zanesville, Ohio
Masonic Temple, from 1902 to the current owner.) Original finish with
overcoat to sides and front, good condition. Large decal on right rear leg.
41” x 84 3/4” x 33”
$12,000–18,000
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GUSTAV STICKLEY
Set of six heavy ladderback
sidechairs with horizontal
backslats and dark brown tackedon leather seats. Original finish,
leather and tacks. Branded.
37 1/2” x 18 1/2” x 17”
$9,000–12,000
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GUSTAV STICKLEY
Tw o - d oor china cabinet with eight
panes per door, three fixed
interior shelves, and hammered
copper V- p u lls. Original finish.
Brand and paper label on back.
64” x 42” x 15”
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$7,500–8,500
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GUSTAV STICKLEY
D i r e c t o r ’s table with a large overhanging top, a broad, canted apron, and
massive shoe feet. Original finish with overcoat, several chips. Large red
decal under top.
30” x 96” x 48”
$17,000–24,000
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GUSTAV STICKLEY
Tw o - d oor bookcase with six panes per doo r ,
keyed through-tenons, two fixed shelves, and
iron door pulls. Original finish. Red decal inside
l e ft doo r.
45” x 39” x 12” $5,500–7,500
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Wardrobe with a single, paneled door, interior
shelf and an oval copper pull. Refinished,
replaced hardware. Unmarked.
72” x 35” x 17 1/2”
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$6,000–9,000
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GUSTAV STICKLEY
Spindled Morris chair with long corbels under flat arms, its
drop-in spring seat and loose back cushion covered in
medium brown leather. Original finish, color added to chips
in arms. Red decal inside left rear leg.
38” x 30 1/4” x 36” $7,500–9,500
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GUSTAV STICKLEY
F oo t s t ool (no. 395) with spindled sides and a brown
leather deck. Original black finish, old leather. Unmarked.
15” x 20” x 16”
$2,500–3,500
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GUSTAV STIC KL EY
Set of four rare and early chestnut dining room chairs (no. 2602)
with four horizontal back slats and an inverted V-shaped crest rail,
notched at each side post. Original finish, replaced leather.
Unmarked.
36 1/2” x 18 1/2” x 16 1/2” $3,000–4,000
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L. & J.G. STICKLEY
Trestle table with a large lower shelf mortised through two broad
side slats with keyed through-tenons. Refinished, seam separation
to top. Unmarked.
29 1/2” x 72” x 45”
$3,500–4,500
Early server with three drawers, chamfered sides, heavy construction
with through-tenons, and large faceted pulls, ca. 1902. Original finish
with partial overcoat. Marked “955” in crayon under bottom drawer.
44” x 60” x 23 1/2”
$18,000–25,000
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Even-arm settle with broad vertical back slats all around and a
drop-in spring cushion with original dark brown leather. Original
finish and leather, good condition. Branded on inside of back
stretcher, paper label under cushion.
36” x 73” x 30 1/2”
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Library table with a leather top, three drawers with hammered iron
p u lls, interior corbels, and lower stretchers mortised through the
sides. Original finish, replaced leather. Early red decal.
30 1/4” x 54” x 32”
$3,250–3,750
$3,000–4,000
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Secessionist wall sconce designed by Dard
Hunter with a copper and silver frame and
a cylindrical green and purple leaded glass
shade. Short break to one green piece.
Unmarked.
14 1/2” x 5 3/4” x 6” $30,000–40,000
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ROYCROFT/STEUBEN
Hammered copper and glass table lamp, its hemispherical shade of lustered
amber glass with a contrasting band, over a three-socket base with three
hammered bands. Fine original patina, some chipping to glass fitting under
metal cap. Orb and cross mark on base.
16” x 9 3/4” $4,500–6,500
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VICTOR TOOTHAKER
Watercolor, gouache, and ink on paper depicting a
mountain landscape with house, 1909. In original mat
and frame.
Sight: 7 1/4” x 3”
$750–1,000
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ROYCROFT
Pair of Secessionist copper and silver candlesticks designed by Dard
Hunter, with small squares on circular bases. Dent to one cup, fine
original finish. orb and cross marks.
8 1/4” x 5”
$5,000–7,500
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ROYCROFT
Hammered copper vase designed by Dard Hunter with four riveted
buttressed handles, alternating with four small silver squares,
against a wood grain-pattern ground. (Provenance: Exhibited in
the seminal The Arts and Crafts Movement In America: 1876-1916,
Princeton, 1972; Col lection of David Cathers.) Good heavy gauge,
original patina. orb and cross mark.
7 1/2” x 4 1/2” $3,750–4,750
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ROYCROFT
Hammered copper cylindrical vase with silver overlay band.
E x c e llent original patina. orb and cross mark.
6 1/4” x 3”
$1,200–1,600
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Hammered copper and glass table lamp designed by Dard Hunter, its
conical shade made of bright green and purple leaded glass, over a twosocket baluster base with riveted band and two ring handles. (Extremely
rare in this more diminutive size) Fine original patina, customary few
s h o rt breaks to glass. Orb and cross mark on base.
18 1/2” x 15” $17,500–22,500
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Copper desk lamp hammered in a wood grain pattern, its helmet shade with four
mica panels on a single socket base. Fine original patina and mica. Orb and cross
mark.
13 3/4” x 6”
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$1,400–2,200
ROYCROFT
Pair of hammered copper vases. Excellent original patina. Orb and cross marks.
8 1/4” x 4” $1,000–1,500
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S m a ll hammered copper American Beauty vase. Fine new patina. Orb and cross
marks.
12” x 5 3/4” $800–1,200
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36: H A N D E L
Table lamp, its glass shade obverse-painted and etched with peacocks on
prunus branches, over a three-socket classical bronzed base. Very minor
1 1/2” x 1/4” manufacturing imperfection to the inside of shade, gilding
in excellent condition. Shade etched 7126, base has cloth label.
24” x 18”
$20,000–25,000
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HANDEL
Table lamp, its shade of caramel slag glass panels with pierced
floral overlay, over a two-socket fluted bronzed base. Shade
stamped HANDEL Lamps Patent.
22” x 16”
$2,000–3,000
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Table lamp, its shade with pierced hammered copper floral pattern
on a green slag glass ground, hanging from a double hook over a
heavy four-socket hammered copper base. (One of Handel’s
strongest Arts & Craf ts designs) Fine original patina. Unmarked.
28” x 20”
$6,500–8,500
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Adjustable table lamp, its cylindrical shade of green and caramel
leaded glass on an arced bronzed base. Missing small screw. No
visible mark.
15” x 9” $600–800
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Table lamp, its etched glass shade reverse-painted with a Venetian
harbor scene by John Bailey, over a bulbous three-socket bronzed base.
(Exceptional) Some scratches and unevenness to patina on base. Shade
marked HANDEL 6757 and JOHN BAILEY, base stamped HANDEL.
23” x 18”
$20,000–30,000
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HANDEL
Piano lamp, its leaded glass shade of caramel and green
slag glass hanging from an adjustable, fluted bronzed
base. Fine original patina. Base stamped HANDEL.
9” x 18”, shade 7” dia.
$2,000–3,000
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Table lamp, its acid-etched shade obverse painted with
an Arts & Crafts pattern of stylized leaves and blossoms
in dark green on a butter yellow ground, atop a threesocket fluted bronzed base. Shade signed HANDEL 5564
patent, base stamped HANDEL.
23 3/4” x 18” $2,750–3,750
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Table lamp, its etched glass shade reverse-painted with an Asian
inspired scene of cranes flying through tall bamboo, over a three-socket
bronzed base with an Asian pattern. Original patina and acorn pull s .
Shade stamped HANDEL Lamps with patent no., base unmarked.
23 1/2” x 18”
$9,500–12,500
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Table lamp, its etched glass shade reverse painted with an unusual
nordic scene on a two-socket bronzed base. A couple of minor nicks to
edge of shade. Both components stamped HANDEL, shade also painted
6800.
14” x 22”
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$6,000–8,000
44: F U L P E R
Rare mushroom-shaped lamp covered in a superb Leopard-Skin
C r y s t a lline glaze, the shade inset with leaded glass, on a flaring, twosocket base. (Recently discovered in a New York home, these are seldom
found in such perfect condition.) Crack to one glass piece, small reglued
chip to base of lamp, small grinding chip. Vertical mark.
17” x 17” $17,500–22,500
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FULPER
Large tear-shaped vase covered in an excellent Mirror Black ov e r
Copperdust Crystalline glaze. Vertical mark.
12 1/2” x 7”
$2,000–3,000
FULPER
Pair of tall candlesticks covered in Cucumber Green and Cat’s Eye
flambé glaze. Short firing lines to bases. Vertical marks, Va s e k r a ft
paper label.
15 1/2”
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$1,500–2,000
47: F U L P E R
M u s h r oom-shaped table lamp covered in Flemington Green flambé glaze,
its shade inset with green and pink and caramel leaded slag glass, over a
two-socket base. Restoration to shade. Vertical mark and 21.
17” x 14”
$7,500–10,000
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Large vase covered in a fine Mirror Black to
Chinese Blue flambé glaze. (Prov e n a n c e :
C o llection of David Cathers) Vertical mark.
12” x 11 1/2”
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$1,650–2,250
FULPER
M u s h r oom ikebana vase covered in Elephant’s
Breath flambé glaze. Vertical mark.
10” x 4 1/2”
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$750–1,000
FULPER
Buttressed vase covered in an unusual
c r y s t a lline Cat’s Eye flambé glaze. Spiderline to
bottom, does not go through. Vertical mark.
8 1/8” x 6” $750–1,000
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Boudoir lamp covered in Chinese blue flambé glaze, its
hemispherical shade inset with leaded slag glass pieces. Three
s h o rt hairlines between leaded glass and rim of shade. Vert i c a l
stamp.
17” x 9 1/4”
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Boudoir lamp covered in Café-au-Lait matte glaze, its shade inset
with sky blue and cobalt slag glass, over a single-socket
candlestick base. Vertical mark and 804.
17 1/4” x 10”
$4,500–6,500
$4,500–6,500
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FULPER
Ta ll baluster vase covered in an unusual Flemington Green flambé
glaze (a beautiful and unusual version of this glaze). A few
scratches, firing line to bottom. Vertical mark.
17” x 8 1/2”
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FULPER
Ta ll vase covered in frothy Chinese Blue flambé glaze. Touch-ups to
a few grinding chips. Vertical mark and G.
17 1/2” x 7”
$1,000–1,500
$1,000–1,500
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ROOKWOOD
Large Scenic Vellum plaque painted by E. T. Hurley with a mountain lake
landscape in pink hues, 1946. Mounted in its original ivo r y - e n a m e l e d
frame, light and sparse crazing. Flame mark/XLV I / E T H .
Plaque: 14 1/2” x 12 1/2”
$12,000–17,000
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Table lamp with a Roo k w ood Iris glaze factory lamp base painted by John
D. Wareham with vertical panels of cyclamen, 1905. Complete with
original converted oil font and topped by a Morgan leaded glass shade of
same pattern. (Original multi-factory lamp matches are very rare.
I llustrated in Mosaic Shades, by Paul Crist, 2005, p. 115.) A few short
breaks to glass. Shade unmarked, base has flame mark/V/S/1738/J.D.W.
To socket: 18” x 16”
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$9,000–12,000
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Iris glaze bulbous vase beautifully decorated by Lenore Asbury with
branches of white hollyhocks, 1910. Uncrazed. Flame mark/X/1278C/L.A.
12” x 6” $3,000–4,000
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Ta ll Vellum vase painted by Fred Rothenbusch with pink
n a s t u rtium blossoms, 1928. Uncrazed. Seconded mark for scaling
and pitting at rim. Flame mark/XXVIII/614D/FR/X.
10 1/2” x 5 3/4” $1,500–2,000
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ROOKWOOD
Jewel Porcelain vase painted by Arthur Conant with a bird in a
peony garden, 1921. A few glaze specks have earned it a seconded
mark. Flame mark/XXI/2544/art i s t ’s cipher/X.
8” x 4”
$1,400–1,900
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V e llum vase painted by Fred Rothenbusch with nasturtium on a
shaded ground, 1907. Some pitting to top. Flame
mark/VII/907DD/V/FR.
10 1/2” x 4” $800–1,200
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ROOKWOOD
Rare Carved Standard glaze vase by John D. Wareham with red hot
pokers in relief against a dark brown ground, 1900. A few short
scratches, seconded mark for glaze misses around bottom. Flame
mark/732B/JDW/X.
10 1/4” x 5” $3,000–4,000
ROOKWOOD
French Red tall baluster vase painted and carved by Sara Sax with
enamel-type orange, blue, and pink flowers on a gunmetal ground,
1921. Restoration to section of base. Flame mark/XXI/2551/art i s t ’s
c i p h e r.
14” x 6” $1,500–2,000
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ROOKWOOD
V e llum vase painted by Sara Sax with peacock feathers, 1915.
Opposing hairlines and scaling to rim. Flame
m a r k / X V / 9 3 2 E / V / a rt i s t ’s cipher.
8 1/4” x 3 1/2”
$1,000–1,500
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Wax Matte vase painted by Mary Helen McDonald and/or Louise
Abel with purple nicotina plants on a raspberry ground, 1922.
Flame mark/XXII/356D/MHM over circle ‘A’ .
8” x 4”
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$1,200–1,500
ROOKWOOD
Wax Matt squat vase painted by Louise Abel with a wreath of jewel
toned flowers on purple ground, 1923. Flame
m a r k / X X I I I / 1 9 2 9 / a rt i s t ’s cipher.
4 1/4” x 7”
$1,250–1,750
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C a rved Matt bowl decorated by William Hentschel with a band of
abstracted blossoms in purple, green, and blue, on a rich butter f a t
brown ground, 1915. 1/2” glaze chip at base. Flame
mark/XV/438/WEH.
5 1/4” x 9”
$800–1,200
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Photo: Newcomb Archives/
Louisiana Col lection of Tu l a n e
University Library
THE NEWCOMB COLLEGE COLLECTION
of SONIA and WALTER BOB
I first met Sonia and Walter Bob at a Pennsylvania flea market in early 1973. Even at that
time they were known both for their discerning eye for the decorative arts and their
w i llingness to share the fruits of their academic research. Walter Bob is credited with
extensive original research about Newcomb ware and is the person who deciphered the
dating system found on the bottom of each piece. The best pieces of their coll e c t i o n ,
o ffered in the next fifteen lots, have been widely exhibited and published over the last
three decades. We are honored to present this coll e c t i o n .
David Rago
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lot 67 showing at bottom right
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NEWCOMB COLLEGE
Exceptional early vessel carved by Marie de Hoa LeBlanc with stylized
rabbits, 1902. (Exhibited in Newcomb Pottery, An Enterprise for Southern
Women 1895-1940, the Newcomb College of Tulane University and the
Smithsonian Institution Traveling Exhibits Services, 1984-87, cat. no.
48; also shown in a Newcomb sale room photo from the Tulane library.)
A few firing lines, clearly in making. NC/MHL/U/K5X/JM.
7 1/2” x 9 1/2” $60,000–80,000
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Early tall candlestick carved by Leona Nicholson with large whimsical
frogs pointing to crescent moons, c. 1902. (Illustrated in N e w c o m b
Pottery & Crafts: An Educational Enterprise for Women, 1895-1940, by
Jessie Poesch and Sally Main, 2003. Provenance: Dr. Katharine Havard;
Augusta Walmsley King, Cedars Plantation St. Francisville, La.) 1/4” chip
to base from firing. LN/H38X.
11 1/2” x 7”
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$15,000–20,000
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NEWCOMB COLLEGE
Large and early three-handled vase carved by Marie de Hoa LeBlanc with
y e llow crocuses on green stems against an indigo ground, c. 1909.
(Exhibited in A Century of Ceramics in the United States 1878-1978,
Everson Museum of Art, Syracuse, New York, 1979; illustrated in
Newcomb Pottery & Crafts: An Educational Enterprise for Women, 18951 9 4 0, by Jessie Poesch and Sally Main, 2003.) Fine firing bubbles under
top of handles. NC/MHLB/W/JM/DE8.
8 1/2” x 9 1/2”
$20,000–30,000
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NEWCOMB COLLEGE
Early breakfast set for two carved by Henrietta Bailey with bands of
s p i d e r w o rt in green, orange, and indigo, comprising a small tea pot,
c overed sugar bowl, creamer, and two tea cups with saucers, 1907.
( I llustrated in Newcomb Pottery & Crafts: An Educational Enterprise for
Women, 1895-1940, by Jessie Poesch and Sally Main, 2003. Prov e n a n c e :
Neighbor of Henrietta Bailey. [Complete sets, especially in per f e c t
condition, are extremely rare.]) Firing line to one cup handle.
NC/HB/BX/18, 19, 20, 21, 22.
Tea pot: 4” x 7” $9,500–12,500
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NEWCOMB COLLEGE
Early biscuit jar and cover, carved by Harriet Joor with blue and yell o w
water lilies, 1903. (Exhibited in Newcomb Pottery, An Enterprise for
Southern Women 1895-1940, the Newcomb College of Tulane University
and the Smithsonian Institution Traveling Exhibits Services, 1984-87,
cat. no.84; A Century of Ceramics in the United States, 1878-1978,
Everson Art Museum, Syracuse, New York, 1979; illustrated in a
Newcomb Pottery sales room photos from the Tulane library, and
America Ill u s t r a t e d, U.S. Government, September 1980). Restored 3/4”
chip and 1 1/2” tight hairline to rim of jar. NC/HJ/JM/JJ34/W.
7” x 5”
$15,000–20,000
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NEWCOMB COLLEGE
Early three-piece desk set painted by Roberta Kennon
with stylized vine design, comprising a quill holder, an
i n k w e ll with cover, and a sponge holder, 1902.
(Exhibited in Newcomb Pottery, An Enterprise for
Southern Women 1895-1940, the Newcomb College of
Tulane University and the Smithsonian Institution
Traveling Exhibits Services, 1984-87, cats no. 38, 39,
40.) A wedding gif t for Beverly Randolph, a decorator
for Newcomb from 1895-1903. This was purchased
from family members. Hairline to quill holder and
sponge holder. Stamped NC/R.B.K./Q/G’87X, 88X, and
89X.
Q u i ll holder: 4 1/4” x 2 1/4”
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$8,000–10,000
NEWCOMB COLLEGE
Early squat vessel painted by both Marie and Emily de
Hoa LeBlanc with a stylized cross section of a seed
pod in blue and green, c. 1901. (Exhibited in N e w c o m b
Pottery, An Enterprise for Southern Women 1895-1940,
the Newcomb College of Tulane University and the
Smithsonian Institution Traveling Exhibits Serv i c e s ,
1984-87, cat. no. 28) Stamped NEWCOMB COLLEGE
JM/EHL/MHL/U.
3 3/4” x 5 1/4” $7,000–10,000
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NEWCOMB COLLEGE
Early, large and squat vessel
painted by Ada Lonnegan with
blue daf fodils on green stems,
1903. (Exhibited in N e w c o m b
Pottery, An Enterprise for Southern
Women 1895-1940, the Newcomb
C o llege of Tulane University and
the Smithsonian Institution
Traveling Exhibits Services, 198487, cat. no. 61.) Stamped
NC/JM/LONNEGAN/DD33/Q/NO.
5” x 8 1/2” $18,000–22,000
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NEWCOMB COLLEGE
Early squat vase painted by Marie
de Hoa LeBlanc with blue and
orange poinsettia, 1904.
( I llustrated in Newcomb Pottery,
An Enterprise for Southern Wo m e n
1895-1940, by Jessie Poesch and
S a lly Main, 2003.) Two hairlines
from rim, minor colored-in nick to
base. NC/MHLB/JM/0048/W.
6” x 7 1/4” $12,000–16,000
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NEWCOMB COLLEGE
Charger deeply carved by Sabina Well s
with large fleshy blue magnolias on a deep
green ground, 1903. Features an unusual
standing rim and a dark blue back.
(Exhibited in Newcomb Pottery, An
Enterprise for Southern Women 1895-1940,
the Newcomb College of Tulane University
and the Smithsonian Institution Tr a v e l i n g
Exhibits Services, 1984-87, cat. no. 77; A
Century of Ceramics in the United States
1 8 7 8 - 1 9 7 8, Everson Art Museum, Syracuse,
New York, 1979; illustrated in L o u i s i a n a ’s
A rt Nouveau: The Crafts of the Newcomb
S t y l e, by Suzanne Ormond and Mary E.
I r vine, 1976; Newcomb Pottery & Crafts: An
Educational Enterprise for Women, 18951 9 4 0, by Jessie Poesch and Sally Main,
2003; America Ill u s t r a t e d, U.S.
G overnment, September 1980.)
NC/S.E.WELLS/JM/W/LL74/X.
9 1/4” dia. $9,000–12,000
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NEWCOMB COLLEGE
Early charger carved by Sabina Wells with
three fish, 1904. Back pierced for hanging.
( I llustrated in L o u i s i a n a ’s Art Nouveau: The
C r a fts of the Newcomb Style, by Suzanne
Ormond and Mary E. Irvine, 1976.) Small
chip to foot ring, and two very tight
hairlines from rim.
N C / S . E . W E L L S / J M / T T 7 3 / W.
9 1/2” dia. $6,000–8,000
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Early bulbous vase carved by Ada Lonnegan with fleshy gardenias on a
cobalt ground, 1904. (Exhibited in A Century of Ceramics in the United
States 1878-1978, Everson Art Museum, Syracuse, New York, 1979;
i llustrated in Newcomb Pottery & Crafts: An Educational Enterprise for
Women, 1895-1940, by Jessie Poesch and Sally Main, 2003.)
NC/JM/Lonnegan/XX63/Q.
7” x 7”
$10,000–15,000
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80
79
81
Early, tall, cylindrical vase carved by Leona Nicholson with a band
of stylized poppy pods in deep teal blue on an orange and ivo r y
ground, 1905. (Exhibited in Newcomb Pottery: An Enterprise for
Southern Women 1895-1940, the Newcomb College of Tu l a n e
University and the Smithsonian Institution Traveling Exhibits
S e rvices, 1984-87, cat. no. 87.) NC/LN/JM/AL86/Q.
Circular hanging plaque carved by Sadie Irvine with a moo n l i t
bayou scene. Back pierced for hanging. (Exhibited in A m e r i c a n
Decorative Tiles 1870-1930 The William Benton Museum of Art ,
University of Connecticut, Storrs, 1979, cat. no. 130a.) NC/KS/SI.
10 1/2” x 5”
50
$12,000–16,000
5” dia.
$3,000–4,000
Circular hanging plaque carved by Sadie Irvine with a moo n l i t
bayou scene, 1932. (Very crisp). Back pierced for hanging.
(Exhibited in American Decorative Tiles 1870-1930, The Will i a m
Benton Museum of Art, University of Connecticut, Storrs, 1979, cat.
no. 130b). NC/SI/KS/UA2.
5” dia. $3,750–4,750
T he fol lowi ng s even lot s ar e fro m t he pri v at e c ol lect i on of Dr. R ober t Yo s k o w i t z .
82:
GEORGE OHR
S t r a i g h t - w a lled vessel with folded rim, covered in a superior blood red, yellow, brown,
and lime green dripping and mottled leathery matte glaze. Several short lines in croo k s
of folds, clearly from manufacture. Script signature.
4 3/4” x 5” $15,000–20,000
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83:
GEORGE OHR
Flaring vessel with deep asymmetrical fold
and pie crust rim, its exterior half cov e r e d
in solid gunmetal glaze, the other half and
interior in mottled green on beige. G.E.OHR
BILOXI.
3 1/4” x 6”
$3,500–4,500
83
84:
GEORGE OHR
Vase with dimpled front and spouted rim,
c overed in deep teal green mottled and
lustered glaze. Stamped G.E.OHR Biloxi
Miss.
5” x 4 1/2” $4,000–6,000
84
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85:
GEORGE OHR
Squat vase of white clay with dimpled
shoulder and lobed neck, its exterior
c overed in a rare brilliant cobalt glaze, its
interior in mottled matte lime green glaze.
Stamped G.E. OHR Biloxi Miss.
3 1/2” x 5 1/4”
$5,500–7,500
85
86: G E O R G E O H R
Rare milk can-shaped vase with single
curled handle and accordion snake, cov e r e d
in green and indigo gunmetal glaze.
Stamped G.E.OHR Biloxi Miss.
6 1/4” x 4 3/4”
$12,000–17,000
86
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87:
GEORGE OHR
Open and squashed vessel with folded and
rounded rim, covered in a superior
raspberry, aquamarine, and indigo speckled
and mottled glaze. Stamped BILOXI, MISS,
GEO.E.OHR.
2 1/2” x 4 3/4”
$5,500–7,500
87
88:
GEORGE OHR
Spherical vase with deep in-body twist to
shoulder and rim, covered in an intense
gunmetal and deep green speckled glaze.
Stamped G.E.OHR Biloxi Miss.
3 1/2” x 3 3/4”
88
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$3,000–4,000
89:
HARTFORD FAIENCE
Exceptional architectural tile embossed in high relief with an owl holding
an egg, covered in rich matte glazes. Complete with period wooden box
frame. (Exhibited in American Art Tile 1880-1950, David Rago Arts &
C r a fts Movement Gallery, Lambertv i lle, New Jersey, 1994.) Chip to
corner, a few nicks, and two hairlines, probably from firing (This piece is
in excellent condition). Stamped THE HARTFORD FAIENCE Co.
H A RTFORD, CONN 17.
13 1/4” sq.
$5,000–7,000
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90: R O O K W O O D
Exceptional and rare pair of tiled panels
decorated in cuenca with muses, one
holding a lamp and a scroll, the other a
pair of cymbals, in polychrome on green
ground. Tiles from each panel cemented
and grouted in iron frame, gilded woo d
frame available. Stamped ROOKWOOD
FAIENCE 1923Y.
Tile panels: 33” x 17” ea.
$12,000–16,000
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91:
CECIL JONES
Two Art Deco faience tiles en suite, “Diana,” and “Her Quarry,” painted
in polychrome crackled glazes. Firing line and minor scaling to base,
possible touch up to small area of Diana tile. Diana tile signed CIS
JONES.
12” x 8 3/4” $1,000–1,500
92:
NO LOT
93: A R E Q U I P A
Ta ll vase from the Frederick Rhead period, decorated in squeezebag
with a wreath of spade-shaped leaves in yellow on an active matte
green ground, ca. 1912. (Recently discovered in a California estate.) A
few glaze bubbles. Stamped AREQUIPA CALIFORNIA.
91
58
8” x 4”
$9,000–12,000
94
94: A R E Q U I P A
Squat vessel from the Frederick Rhead period,
decorated in slip trails with a wreath of spadeshaped leaves in brown and green on a frothy
deep green ground, 1912. Signed in indigo ink
on white medal lion, AREQUIPA CALIFORNIA
1912 572 with tree.
2 1/2” x 5 1/2”
95:
$2,500–3,500
AREQUIPA
Cabinet vase decorated with stylized brown
blossoms on a gray-brown ground. Stamped
A R E Q U I PA CALIFORNIA.
3 1/2” x 3” $1,500–2,000
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96
97
96: T E C O
Vase with four full-height buttresses, covered in matte buf f glaze.
Restoration to chip at rim and to one corner. Stamped Teco.
7” x 4 1/4” $1,400–1,900
97: T E C O
B e a k e r-shaped vase with four buttressed handles covered in matte green
glaze. Reglued 1/2” chip, burst glaze bubble at juncture of one handle.
Stamped Teco.
7 3/4” x 6”
97A:
$2,500–3,500
TECO
Large bulbous vessel covered in smooth matte green glaze. Stamped
Teco 250.
9 1/4” x 9 1/4”
$1,750–2,250
97A
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98: T E C O
Massive vessel with four buttressed handles covered in an unusual
frothy dark brown glaze. Some ov e rfiring to glaze causing bubbles,
restoration to a couple of base chips. Stamped Teco 175.
14” x 10”
$2,750–3,750
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99
100
99:
TECO
Unusual tapering vase embossed with calla lilies and ferns and
c overed in smooth matte green glaze. Several small nicks to high
points and around foot ring. Stamped Teco 134.
13” x 5 1/2”
$3,000–4,000
100: T E C O
Electric lamp base with its original two-socket fixture on a tapered
base, gently embossed with full-height leaves and covered in
matte green glaze. Stamped Teco.
20 3/4” x 9 1/2”
101:
$3,000–4,000
TECO
Wa ll pocket with circular medallion embossed in an Asian pattern,
and covered in matte green glaze. Stamped Teco.
6 1/2” x 5 1/4”
$1,000–1,500
101
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102:
LIMBERT
Massive Morris chair with a single, broad slat cut-out with three squares
under each large, flat arm, and a drop-in spring seat and loose back
cushion newly recovered in dark brown leather. Original finish with light
overcoat. Paper label under arm.
37 1/2” x 34 1/2” x 42 1/2” $9,000–14,000
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104
103:
LIMBERT
Library table with an octagonal top over broad legs cut-out with rectangles and
squares, and wide stretchers mortised through the legs with shaped tenons and
keys. Top refinished, minor repairs to legs. Branded under top.
29 1/4” x 51 3/4”
$7,500–10,000
104: L I M B E R T
Library table with a turtle-shaped top, long corbels, and square cut-outs to
each side. Original finish with overcoat, good condition. Branded in drawer.
29 1/2” x 48” x 30” $2,800–3,500
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106
105:
106:
LIMBERT
S i n g l e - d oor bookcase with four interior shelves and a cut-out
g a llery top. Very good original finish. Paper label on rear.
64” x 32 1/4” x 14”
$5,500–7,500
PLAIL
Three-piece parlor set with even arms, curved backs, vertical slats
a ll around and drop-in spring seats recovered in dark brown
l e a t h e r. (This rare company's best set, in excellent condition.)
Original finish. Rocker has partial paper label.
Chair: 34 1/2” x 24 1/2” x 20”, rocker: 32” x 24 1/2” x 20”
Settee: 34 1/2” x 46 1/2” x 20” $8,500–12,500
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107
108
66
109
Split-pedestal dining table (no. 634) with trumpet-shaped
stretchers, complete with six leaves. Worn restored finish, runners
as-is. Paper label.
28 1/2” x 54”
$7,000-10,000
109: L . & J . G . S T I C K L E Y
China cabinet with three fixed interior shelves, two doors with
glass panes over two cupboard doors with hammered copper strap
hinges and hardware. Very nice original finish and condition. “Wo r k
o f...” decal inside right doo r.
70 1/4” x 50” x 17”
108:
$12,000–18,000
GUSTAV STICKLEY
Early server with chamfered sides, two small drawers over an open
shelf and a linen drawer, all with faceted wooden knobs. Original
finish, server has been imperceptibly resized. Unmarked.
44” x 49 3/4” x 24”
$6,000–9,000
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110
112
68
111
113
114
Lamp table with a circular top, apron, and lower shelf. Excell e n t
original finish and condition. Red decal inside leg.
29” x 24” $1,800–2,500
Rare even-arm crib settle with massive posts, canted sides and
back, slats all around, and loose cushions recovered in slate gray
m o h a i r. Original finish. Decal on back.
39” x 70 3/4” x 35 1/2”
$20,000–30,000
Sewing stand with drop sides, two drawers, and round woo d e n
p u lls. Original finish on base, top refinished. Decal in top drawer,
paper label under bottom.
28” x 18 1/2” x 18”, open: 28” x 42 1/2” x 18”
112:
$1,500–2,000
L. & J.G. STICKLEY
Trapezoidal magazine stand with four shelves, its top and lower
shelves mortised through the sides. Excellent original finish and
condition. “Work of...” decal under top.
42” x 20” x 15” $1,800–2,500
113: L . & J . G . S T I C K L E Y
Magazine stand with open sides framed by arched cut-outs, four
shelves and an arched toe-kick. Original finish, wear to finish at
feet, stains to shelves and top. Unmarked.
45” x 19” x 12”
$1,800–2,500
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115:
LIMBERT
T h r e e - d oor bookcase with an ov e r h a n g i n g
top supported by corbels and canted sides.
Original finish. Branded on center back.
57” x 66 1/2” x 14”
$4,000–6,000
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116:
GUSTAV STICKLEY
Tw o - d oor bookcase with twelve panes per
d oor, three fixed interior shelves, iron Vp u l ls, and its top and bottom mort i s e d
with keyed through-tenons. Original finish,
minor wear to front. Black stamp inside
right, Eastwood label on back.
56 1/4” x 57” x 13” $6,500–9,500
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117:
GUSTAV STICKLEY
Tr i p l e - d oor, mitered-mullion bookcase with twelve panes per door, three
fixed interior shelves per section, and copper ring-pulls. Original finish
with light overcoat, very good condition. Red decal on back.
55 1/2” x 72 1/2” x 12”
$14,000–18,000
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118
119
120
118: L . & J . G . S T I C K L E Y
Cube settle with drop arms, curved back slats, and a drop-in spring
cushion recovered in Morris & Co. fabric. Refinished. “Work of. . . ”
brand. 32” x 62” x 26” $4,000–6,000
120: L . & J . G . S T I C K L E Y
Cube rocker with drop-arms, curved back slats, and drop-in spring
cushions . New finish and upholstery. Branded “Work of. . . ” .
31 1/2” x 27” x 25” $2,500–3,500
119: L . & J . G . S T I C K L E Y
Cube armchair with drop-arms, curved back slats, a drop-in spring
cushion. New finish and upholstery. Branded “Work of. . . ” .
32” x 27” x 26” $2,500–3,500
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C h i l d ’s wardrobe with two paneled doors, interior drawers and shelves,
and hammered copper V- p u lls. Original finish, touch up to finish on
front, good condition. Red decal inside top drawer, paper label on back.
59 3/4” x 34” x 16 1/2”
$12,000–16,000
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123
124
122:
124:
GUSTAV STICKL EY
GUSTAV STICKLEY
Settee with twelve vertical backslats, a V-shaped crestrail and side
posts mortised through the tops of its arms. Original finish,
replaced leather. Red decal inside rear leg.
S h i rt-waist box with dovetailed sides and ornate iron pull s
attached with pyramidal screws. Refinished. Paper label under
bottom.
36” x 47 1/4” x 24 1/4”
17” x 36” x 22 1/4”
$2,200–2,800
B ook table with tapered legs and two shelves with spindled ends to
each side. Original finish with overcoat. Eastwood paper label
under bottom.
30” x 24” x 24”
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$3,500–5,500
$4,000–6,000
Music cabinet with iron hardware, its two upper doors inlaid with various
f r u i t w ood in a grapevine design over a single door, all concealing original
music compartments. Refinished, good condition. Red decal on back.
47 1/2” x 20” x 17”
$15,000–20,000
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127
129
126: R O Y C R O F T
Frame with signed photograph of Elbert Hubbard, 1914.
( P r ovenance: Collection of David Cathers) Refinished. Photograph
copyrighted and stamped with orb and cross mark.
Frame: 21 1/2” x 17 1/2”
127:
Large ovoid hammered copper tray with riveted handles. Fine
original patina. Als Ik Kan stamp.
24” x 11 1/2” $700–1,000
$850–1,200
ROYCROFT
M u llioned frame with six sections, complete with period mottos.
Original finish. Burnt-in orb and cross mark.
18 1/4” x 21”
128:
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$900–1,200
NO LOT
130: L I M B E R T
Hammered copper faceted table lamp, pierced with a pattern of peacocks
and roses, and lined in caramel slag glass. Three-socket base also lights
up. Two replaced glass panes, perfectly matched. Unmarked.
25” x 21”
$8,000–10,000
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131:
OLD MISSION
KOPPER KRAFT
Large hammered copper and mica
table lamp, its four-panel flaring
shade atop a four-arm singlesocket bulbous base. Original
patina and mica. (Very rare in this
size) Stamped mission mark.
20” x 24”
$6,500–9,500
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132:
STICKLEY
BROTHERS
Hammered copper and mica table
lamp, its faceted shade over a
three-socket, two-handled faceted
bulbous base. Original condition,
s m a ll dent to top of shade and
base. Unmarked.
22” x 20”
132
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$2,000–3,000
133
133: C H A R L E S R O H L F S
Two tall candlesticks of similar construction, each topped with a
broad copper cup. One cup replaced. Stamped R.
15 1/2” and 16” $1,000–1,500
134: S A M U E L Y E L L I N
Wrought-iron floor lamp with twisted tripod base topped by a
period mica shade painted with tall ships. Missing finial. Stamped
SAMUEL YELLIN PHILA. PA .
60” x 19”
135:
$4,000–6,000
SAMUEL YELLIN
Ta ll wrought-iron and brass fireplace poker. Some checks to ball
and slight dent to handle. Stamped SAMUEL YELLIN.
41”
$2,000–3,000
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135
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136
137
Rare ebonized plate stand, 1901. (Provenance: Collection of
David Cathers) Fine original finish. Branded R 1901.
9” x 6” x 5” $900–1,400
Eagle-shaped rustic picture frame, 1904. Some losses to beak,
head, top, and edge of wing. Branded R 1904.
11” x 9 3/4” $1,000–1,500
CHARLES ROHLFS
137A:
Rustic frame, 1904, complete with an Emma Kaan and Annie
Crawford color lithograph. (Provenance: Collection of David
Cathers) Stamped R 1904.
Frame: 12” x 14”
138:
$1,000–1,500
GUSTAV STIC KLEY
Oak bookends with moulding base. (Provenance: Collection of
David Cathers) Original finish, branded Stickley.
5 3/4” x 7” x 2 1/2”
137A
138
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$650–950
139:
JARVIE
Pair of Theta brass candlesticks. Missing
bobeches. Unmarked.
13 1/2”
$3,500–4,500
140: S A M U E L Y E L L I N
Extravagant pair of wrought-iron andirons,
a ll twists, globes, and curlicues. Loss of
one finial, slight bend to other. Stamped
YELLIN.
23” x 17 1/2” x 25”
$9,000–12,000
139
140
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141
142
141: J A R V I E
Pair of Beta bronze candlesticks. Replaced bobeches, new patina.
Stamped Jarvie B.
12 1/2” $1,500–2,000
142: A D L E R & S U L L I V A N
Cast iron baluster from the Guaranty Building, Buf falo, New Yo r k ,
executed by the Yale and Towne Manufacturing Co., 1894-96. Some
wear to patina.
25 3/4” x 10 3/4”
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$1,750–2,250
143:
GUSTAV STICKL EY
Rare pair of heavy andirons in a
spade motif. Unmarked.
18 1/2” x 14” x 21”
$2,000–3,000
143
144:
GUSTAV STICKLEY
Chandelier with five lantern drops
fastened with riveted hammered
copper plates to a square oak
plate, each fixture with a light
green glass shade (break to one
shade). Als ik kan stamp.
21 1/2” x 18” sq. $5,000–7,000
144
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145
146
147
1 45: G U S T A V S T I C K L E Y
Hammered copper piano lamp with a weighted base, riveted arm
and bell-shaped copper shade (an extremely rare example). Normal
wear to patina. Unmarked.
Hammered copper table lamp (no. 294), its large two-socket base
with cast and riveted handles topped by a period Japanese wicker
shade relined in silk.(A rare original electric lamp, this model is
t y p i c a lly seen with an oil font.) Normal wear to original patina,
shade cap and finial replaced. Stamped Als-ik-kan.
26” x 20” $5,500–6,500
5” x 24”
146:
$7,500–10,000
GUSTAV STICKLEY
Boudoir lamp, its four-sided candlestick base ringed in hammered
copper and topped with a silk-lined wicker shade. Unmarked.
16” x 9”
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$1,200–1,800
148:
DIRK VAN ERP
Exceptional and extremely rare hammered copper and mica table lamp,
its unusual shade lined in parchment over mica, on a four-arm base with
electrified oil font. (Provenance: Fern Prairie Lodge, Lackamas Lake, WA . )
E x c e llent original condition, remnants of original hand-painted flowers
on parchment. Windmill stamp with DIRK VAN ERP and remnant of
D’Arcy Gaw.
Shade: 22 1/2”, height with chimney: 22 1/2” $100,000–125,000
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150
151
149: D I R K V A N E R P
Hammered copper and mica table lamp with a trumpet base with
three arms, and three sockets. Supporting conical shade. Pristine
original condition. Open box windmill mark.
Hammered copper jardinière in a Wa rty texture. Fine original
patina. Closed box mark.
6 1/4” x 10 1/2” $5,000–7,500
21” x 17 1/2” $8,000–12,000
150:
DIRK VAN ERP
Hammered copper and mica table lamp, its four panel conical
shade atop a two-socket trumpet-shaped base. Original patina and
mica. Open box windmill mark.
18” x 17”
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$12,500–16,500
Hammered copper and mica table lamp, its three panel shade over a
three socket bulbous and riveted base. Some enhancement to original
finish. Open box mark.
18” x 18”
$12,000–18,000
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153
155
153:
HEINTZ
Sterling-on-Bronze boudoir lamp with poppies, the conical shade
lined in mica, mottled brown patina. Original patina, mica possibly
replaced, shallow dent to base. Unmarked.
10 3/4” x 8 1/2”
$750–950
154: H E I N T Z
Sterling-on-Bronze boudoir lamp with poppies, the conical shade
lined in mica, mottled green patina. Original patina, mica possibly
replaced. Marked with silver label.
154
152A:
9 3/4” x 8 1/2”
DIRK VAN ERP
Large hammered copper and mica table lamp, its four-panel shade
atop a bulbous, riveted base with four sockets. Replaced shade cap,
and arms, new patina, original mica. Unmarked.
22 1/2” x 21”
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$8,000–12,000
155:
$750–950
LIMBERT
Hanging hall mirror with four hammered double hooks and three
single hooks. Fine original finish and silver. Stamped mark, 22.
25” x 37 1/2”
$1,000–1,500
156:
SATURDAY EVENI NG G IR LS
Exceptional bowl decorated in cuerda seca with fishing boats on
r i v e r ’s edge against an apple green ground. (The first of these we’ve
seen.) Three short tight lines to rim. 157.7.11 SEG IG.
4 1/4” x 10 1/2”
$3,000–4,000
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157:
S AT U R D AY E V EN IN G G I RL S
Two breakfast items for Celeste, Her Pitcher
and Her Plate, both decorated in cuerda seca
with the To rtoise and the Hare, “The race is
not to the swift nor the battle to the strong,”
“Slow but Sure.” Chip to spout. S.E.G. JMF 817.
4 1/4” and 7 1/2” dia. $800–1,200
157
158:
SATURDAY EVEN IN G G I RLS
Mug finely decorated in cuerda seca with
three fishing boats against a hil ly lakeland
landscape. Signed AM SEG 8-15.
5” x 6”
158
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$2,000–3,000
159: S A T U R D A Y E V E N I N G G I R L S
Vase decorated in cuerda seca with trees in a landscape against a
y e llow ground. Signed S. E. G. 4-19.
7 3/4” x 3 1/2” $2,000–3,000
Center bowl decorated in cuerda seca with two-tone yell o w
d a ffodils on a beige, white, and yellow ground. Very tight 2”
hairline to bottom, possibly from firing. S. E. G, 6-14 FL.
2 1/2” x 8 1/2”
$1,750–2,250
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160
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161
162
163
164
161:
163:
SATURDAY EVENI NG GI R LS
Vase with closed-in rim painted with puf fy trees in a landscape in
mustard yellow on a sandy ground, 1917. Small firing inconsistency
to rim. S.E.G./2-17/LS.
5 3/4” x 4 1/2” $1,000–1,500
SATURDAY EVENI N G G IR LS
Tile incised with a fox in mustard glaze on a celadon ground.
Signed 388.5’10, FR, S.E.G., remnant of rare paper label.
5 1/4” sq.
164:
$1,500–2,000
S AT U R D AY E V E NI NG GI RL S
Squat vessel decorated in cuerda seca with trees in a hill y
landscape on a yellow ground. Y-shaped line from rim. Signed
C . B . T. COMPLIMENTS OF THE S.E.G. NEWS EDITORS S.E.G. FL 5-17.
Three pieces: two bread plates decorated in cuerda seca, one with
a Greek key pattern, the other with brown trees on a yellow ground,
and a white mug with baby chicks, “Skif fy, Her Mug,” (hairline and
reglued handle). Al l marked.
2 1/2” x 6 1/2”
Plates: 6 1/2” Mug: 3 1/4”
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$1,400–1,900
$850–1,250
165: M A R B L E H E A D
Exceptional vase sharply excised by Hannah Tutt with black
crouching panthers in front of green stylized trees and an amber
sky. Practically imperceptible 1/8” hairline to rim, possibly from
firing, glaze thinness near base . Stamped ship mark, HT.
7” x 5”
$15,000–20,000
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167
168
166:
168A
168:
MARBLEHEAD
Vase finely decorated by Hannah Tutt with panels of stylized
blossoms in brown and indigo on a green ground. Professional
restoration to two opposing chips at rim. Ship mark, HT.
5 1/4” x 6 1/2”
4” x 4 1/4”
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$1,500–2,000
$2,000–3,000
O void vase decorated with an incised and painted stylized foliate
pattern in dark brown on an olive green ground. Small nick to rim.
Ship mark.
5 1/4” x 3 1/2”
MARBLEHEAD
Bulbous vase incised and painted with a stylized decoration in
indigo on a green ground. Ship mark.
MARBLEHEAD
Bulbous vase, painted and incised with green leaves on a matte
indigo ground. Ship mark.
6" x 5"
$3,000–4,000
$1,000–1,500
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MARBLEHEAD
Large vase crisply decorated by Hannah Tutt with branches of
y e llow fruit and green foliage on a gray ground. Ship mark/HT.
6 3/4” x 5”
$4,000–6,000
MARBLEHEAD
Ta ll and fine cylindrical vase decorated in wax-resist with full height stylized trees in blue-gray and indigo on a smooth speckled
gray ground. Small grinding chip. Ship mark.
8 1/4” x 3 3/4”
$7,000–9,000
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MARBLEHEAD
Large melon-shaped vase decorated by Arthur Baggs with incised, stylized
grape vines in dark blue and browns on a gray speckled ground. A few minor
glaze bursts. Impressed ship mark/AB/T.
9 1/2” x 6 1/2”
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$6,000–9,000
MARBLEHEAD
Corseted vase beautifully decorated by Hannah Tutt in
a geometric pattern of brown squares an indigo stems
on a green ground. Invisible restoration to hairline.
Ship mark, HT, paper label.
8 1/4” x 4 1/4” $5,000–7,500
173: G R U E B Y / B I G E L O W K E N N A R D
Table lamp with a Grueby Kendrick vase with handles covered in a fine frothy matte green
glaze, topped by a Bigelow Kennard green leaded glass shade in geometric pattern, over an
electrified oil font. (Recently discovered in a Massachusetts estate, this lamp was
assembled by Grueby and Bigelow Kennard when made. Original multi-studio matchings
are extremely rare.) Base has paper label, C. P.? 4-7-6, and circular Pottery mark. Shade
stamped BIGELOW, KENNARD & CO. BOSTON.
Vase: 12 1/2” x 10” Shade: 8” x 20 1/4”, and total with chimney: 28”
$50,000–70,000
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174: G R U E B Y
Vase with two rows of tooled and applied leaves under matte green
glaze. Hairline and restored chip to rim. Circular GRUEBY FA I E N C E
stamp.
8 1/4” x 4 1/2”
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$1,400–1,900
GRUEBY
Experimental squat vase by Ruth Erickson while at Cranbrook, with
applied leaves, covered in a superior frothy matte brown glaze.
Minute fleck to rim. Incised ER, CA, painted 404E.
4 1/4” x 5 1/4”
$2,500–3,500
176: G R U E B Y
F o u r-sided bowl with tooled and applied rows of leaves under a fine
frothy matte green glaze. (Provenance: Collection of David
Cathers) A couple of minor nicks to rim. Circular Faience mark.
3 1/2” x 10”
$2,000–3,000
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177: G R U E B Y
Gourd-shaped Kendrick vase with two rows of tooled and applied leaves
under a fine matte green glaze. (Recently discovered in a Montreal home,
this vase shows a rare combination of perfect glazing and organic form.)
A few nicks to leaf edges and one to base. Circular Pottery stamp 33.
12” x 8”
$10,000–15,000
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GRUEBY
GRUEBY
Tile decorated in cuenca with a tall ship in yellow, mustard, and
brown on a curdled green ground. (Provenance: Col lection of David
Cathers) One burst bubble to sail. Signed PS.
O void vase with tooled and applied full-height leaves covered in
thick indigo matte glaze. Kiln-kiss to side, restoration to rim.
Circular Pottery stamp 180.
6” sq.
8” x 4”
$1,800–2,300
$1,500–2,000
179: G R U E B Y
Frieze of three tiles decorated in cuenca with penguins and
s e a g u lls on a green sea. Very crisp, and unusual to find three in a
series. Restoration to corner of third, a couple of minor nicks. One
has art i s t ’s signature, one with paper label.
Each 4” sq.
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$3,000–5,000
180: G R U E B Y
Early tall vase with tooled and applied full-height leaves covered in a
superior leathery matte green glaze, alternating with yellow buds. A few
nicks to leaf edges and small grinding chip. Grueby Faience circular
stamp.
12” x 5 1/4”
$9,000–12,000
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181: H A N N A H O V E R B E C K
Ink and watercolor study of marigolds. Matted and framed.
(From Hannah Overbeck’s original portfolio of water colors,
descended through the Nixon family.) Signed HO and titled.
Image: 7 3/4” x 5”
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$2,000–3,000
OVERBECK
Seven figurines forming a marching band, each musician
wearing a feathered hat. 1/2” chip to one feather, two small
areas of restoration, a few minor nicks ov e r a ll. Stamped or
c a rved OBK.
Ta llest: 5 1/2” $2,750–3,750
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OVERBECK
Bride and groom figurines covered in polychrome glazes. Line
to rear of head on groom. Both marked.
5" each
182B
$1,000–1,500
ELIZABETH BURTON
Rare pair of brass bookends embossed with arching trees in
a hilly landscape, with rutilated and verdigris patinas.
Impressed mark.
4 1/2” x 6 1/2”
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182B
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182A
$2,000–3,000
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OVERBECK
Ta ll vase by Elizabeth and Hannah Overbeck, finely excised with
conventionalized pine cones in matte mustard and forest green glazes.
(A superior example) Incised OBK, E, H.
8 3/4” x 4 3/4”
$15,000–20,000
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OVERBECK
Ta ll and exceptional vase by Elizabeth and
Frances Overbeck, deeply excised with a
repeating pattern of white jesters on a
turquoise ground. 1/4” bruise with tight hairline
to body. Incised OBK EF.
14 1/2” x 6 3/4”
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$30,000–40,000
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NEWCOMB COLLEGE
Large, fine, early vase carved by Mazie Ryan with clusters of wisteria on
a pale blue ground, 1904. (A vase by this artist fitting this description
and size was exhibited at the Louisiana Purchase Exposition, St .Louis,
1904. Unfortunately, no photograph is available at this time. Please
inquire for details.) Tight 3” hairline from rim. NC, M.T. RYAN, 1904,
M RYAN, JM NNZ Q.
8 1/2” x 8 1/2” $45 , 0 0 0 – 5 5 , 0 0 0
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NEWCOMB COLLEGE
Vase carved by Sadie Irvine with branches of pink roses with pink
centers, on a deep blue ground, 1928. NC/JH/SI/RG82.
8 1/4” x 4 3/4”
$2,500–3,500
NEWCOMB COLLEGE
Cabinet vase carved by A. F. Simpson in the Español pattern and
c overed in glossy blue-green glaze, 1929. Slight ov e rfiring around
base. NC/RM/79/15/JH/AFS, paper label.
4 1/2” x 2”
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$1,400–1,900
NEWCOMB COLLEGE
Vase carved by Sadie Irvine with a cottage in a moonlit bayou
scene, 1918. (A charming and unusual depiction) Small firing flaw
to shoulder. NC/SI/JM/250/JO7.
8” x 4” $3,000–4,000
Squat vessel carved by Sadie Irvine with clusters of purple grapes
and green foliage, 1917. NC, artist cipher, JM, JB73 253.
4 1/4” x 7 1/4” $2,000–3,000
Transitional pitcher sharply carved by A. F. Simpson with pink
freesia, 1917. NC/JM/AFS/IX41.
4” x 5” $2,000–3,000
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Ta ll vase crisply decorated by A. F. Simpson with a moonlit bayou scene,
1928. (First rate) NC/RC51/144/AFS/JH.
10 1/2” x 5” $10,000–15,000
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NEWCOMB COLLEGE
Fine and rare tile, “Oaks,” carved by Sadie Irvine with a large live oak tree
dripping with Spanish moss, from behind which peeks a full moo n .
(Newcomb College plaques are exceedingly rare.) Mounted in original
frame. Stamped NC SI7, artist cipher, Newcomb Pottery paper label,
framing shop paper label and written in pencil, “with frame; 10.”
Plaque; 10” x 7 1/2” $10,000–15,000
191A: S A D I E I R V I N E
Extremely rare color woodblock print, “Swamp Maple,” of trees in a bayou
in typical Newcomb College colors, c. 1930. Matted. (Pictured in A rt h u r
Wesley Dow and American Arts & Craft s by Nancy Green and Dr. Jesse
Poesch, 1999, p. 31.) Pencil titled and signed, original label.
Image: 11” x 7”
$2,000–3,000
191A
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Ta ll Transitional vase carved by Sadie Irvine with
t a ll pines in blues and greens, 1911. (An exceptional
example) NC/SI/K/ET9/JM.
12” x 5”
$9,500–12,500
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195
Early tapered vase carved by A. F. Simpson with ivory and yell o w
d a ffodils on a deep teal blue ground, 1908. NC/JM/FS/CQ-52/Q.
9” x 3 1/2” $7,750–9,750
Bulbous Transitional vase carved by May Louise Dunn with pale
y e llow blossoms on a waxy, bright green ground, 1912.
NC/JM/MLD/FH51.
9 1/4” x 3 1/4”
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$4,000–6,000
NEWCOMB COLLEGE
Baluster vase carved by A. F. Simpson with a moonlit bayou scene,
1919. NC/AFS/JM/194/KL20.
7 1/4” x 4 1/4”
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$4,000–5,000
NEWCOMB COLLEGE
Large vase carved by Sadie Irvine with pink irises, 1924. Two tight
2” hairlines to rim. NC/SI/JM/157/OF/47.
9 3/4” x 7 1/2”
$3,500–4,500
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NEWCOMB COLLEGE
Vase carved by A. F. Simpson with tall pines under a moo n l i t
sky, 1919. (Excellent quality) NC/AFS/JM/KC7/133 1/2.
8 1/4” x 3 3/4”
$6,000–9,000
NEWCOMB COLLEGE
Early pitcher carved by Marie de Hoa LeBlanc with violets on a green
ground, 1905. Interior line typical of Newcomb's early, glossy wares,
does not go though. NC/JM/MHLeB/AR43/Q/paper label.
7 1/2” x 4 1/4”
$6,750–7,250
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NEWCOMB COLLEGE
NEWCOMB COLLEGE
Large vase carved by Sadie Irvine with a bayou scene with full
m oon, 1931. Small factory hole on bottom. NC/JH/SI/TK33/157.
Bulbous vase carved by Sadie Irvine with a bayou scene with full
m oon, 1932. NC/JH/SI/TW80/8.
9 3/4” x 6 3/4”
3 1/2” x 4 1/2”
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$6,000–8,000
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NEWCOMB COLLEGE
Large vase carved by Sadie Irvine with deep pink irises on a blue
ground, 1924. Bruise and two small chips to base, probably from
manufacture. NC/JM/SI/OF65/211.
10 3/4” x 6 1/2” $4,000–6,000
$2,250–2,750
NEWCOMB COLLEGE
T e a r-shaped vase carved by Henrietta Bailey in the Español
pattern, 1926. NC/HB/PV49/34.
5 1/4” x 4”
$1,800–2,000
Cabinet vase carved by Sadie Irvine with a bayou scene against a
pale sky, 1931. NC/JH/SW81/SI/2.
2 1/4” x 2 3/4” $1,750–2,250
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GEORGE OHR
Large and unusual bulbous vase
and cover, covered in vert i c a l
strips of raspberry, yellow, black,
and amber glaze, the cover a cupshape with finial. Base stamped
G.E.OHR Biloxi, Miss., cov e r
stamped GEO. E. OHR BILOXI,
MISS.
6 1/2” x 5” $10,000–15,000
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Vessel with a deep in-body twist
on closed-in rim covered in a fine
and unusual orange, raspberry,
green, and cobalt sponged glaze.
Stamped G. E. OHR BILOXI, MISS,
incised Mobile Clay.
2 3/4” x 4”
$5,000–7,000
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N ovelty inkwell shaped as a bayou home with picket fence, covered in amber
and green glaze (the finest of its kind). Stamped G.E.OHR BILOXI.
3 1/2” x 6” x 4 1/2” $6,500–8,500
Three red and white clay tiles and two plaster tile molds with the portraits of
President William Howard Ta ft and Ms. Ta ft. Made for the Cotton States
Exposition, Atlanta 1895. Some chips to circular Ta ft tile and to molds. Va r i e d
marks on tiles, molds unmarked.
Molds: 5”
$3,500–4,500
Rare two-handled vase covered in mirrored brown speckled glaze. Restoration
to rim. Script signature.
2” x 3 3/4” $2,000–3,000
Vase with pinched corners, covered in gunmetal glaze. Restoration to two
s m a ll chips at rim. Stamped GEO E OHR BILOXI, MISS.
3” x 5 1/2” $2,000–3,000
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Vase with two ribbon handles covered in a gunmetal brown
speckled glaze. Incised Biloxi.
4 1/2” x 4” $3,000–4,000
Pinched, notched, and folded vessel with scalloped rim covered in
an unusual copper gunmetal glaze with bright orange interior. 2
1/2” hairline. Script signature.
4 1/4” x 5”
$6,500–9,500
L oving cup covered in bands of amber, indigo, raspberry, green, and
gunmetal glazes. Restoration to hairline and handle. Script
signature.
4” x 6 1/2”
$6,500–9,500
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GEORGE OHR
GEORGE OHR
Pitcher of bisque clay, criply manipulated with two deep in-body
twists and a ribbon handle. Script signature.
Bowl of bisque-fired marbleized clays, pinched and folded and
topped with crenelated rim. Restoration to rim. Script signature.
5 1/4” x 6 1/4”
4” x 7 1/2”
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$5,500–7,500
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GEORGE OHR
$2,750–3,750
GEORGE OHR
Bisque vessel of marbleized clays with pinched and folded rim, and
notched shoulder. Two flat chips to rim. Script signature and 106.
Ta ll vase of bisque clay with a long and deep in-body twist. Light
wear around rim. Script signature.
3 1/4” x 6”
6 1/2” x 4 1/4”
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$2,500–3,500
$2,500–3,500
215: V A N B R I G G L E
Rare tile grouping consisting of a seven tile frieze depicting a stylized papyrus
blossom and twenty ground tiles covered in a rich matte ochre glaze.
( P r ovenance: From the fireplace of the smoking room of the Masonic Lodge, 9
N. Nevada Ave, Colorado Springs, 1908-1974.) A few edge chips, restoration to
edge area on top and bottom tiles. Some backs incised LS VB, others have
raised VB.
Each tile 4 3/4” sq.
$5,000–6,000
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217
218
219
Rare tile decorated in cuenca with a blue bird on a branch. Chip to
corner, some wear to high points. Unmarked.
6” sq. $2,000–3,000
Tile decorated in cuenca with a stylized peacock feather.
Restoration to several small chips. Unmarked.
6” sq. $1,000–1,500
Rare tile decorated in cuenca with a purple kingfisher on a branch.
Unmarked.
6” sq. $2,000–3,000
VAN BRIGGLE
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Rare tile decorated in cuenca with sailboats on a lake. Small flake
to corner. Unmarked.
6” sq. $1,300–1,700
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Early vase embossed with peacock feathers and covered in light
blue and sheer white glaze, the clay showing through, 1904. 3”
hairline. AA VAN BRIGGLE 1904 III 23.
10 3/4” x 3 3/4”
221: V A N B R I G G L E Early vase embossed with jonquils and
c overed in a fine and unusual bright green and rose matte glaze,
1905. AA VAN BRIGGLE/1905/40.
10 1/2” x 4” $1,500–2,000
$1,000–1,500
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VAN BRIGGLE
VAN BRIGGLE
Jardinière crisply embossed with stylized morning glories, cov e r e d
in raspberry and mustard glaze, 1905. 3” hairline from rim. AA VA N
BRIGGLE/1905/284.
Bulbous vase crisply embossed with daffodils under sheer robin’s
egg blue glaze, the clay showing through, 1908-1911. AA VA N
BRIGGLE COLO SPGS and paper label.
6 1/2” x 8”
10 1/4” x 4”
$1,000–1,500
222A: V A N B R I G G L E
Early Poppy plate covered in blue-green glaze, 1903. Firing line
and two burst glaze bubbles to surface. AA VA N
BRIGGLE/1903/20/III.
8 1/2” dia.
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$1,250–1,750
Vase of brown clay embossed with peacock feathers and covered in
sheer gray-green glaze, 1908-1911. AA VAN BRIGGLE 598.
9 1/4” x 4” $1,000–1,500
$1,500–2,000
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L. & J. G. STICKLEY
Prairie settle with paneled sides, its broad and flat top overhanging the
back and arms and supported by long corbels, and a drop-in spring
cushion covered in dark brown leather. (Provenance: Purchased from Mr.
Donald Magner of Brooklyn in 1978; pictured in the periodical A m e r i c a n
B u n g a l o w, Fall 2004, pgs. 58-59.) Old refinish, some wear to leather.
Unmarked.
29” x 84 1/2” x 36 3/4” $9,000–14,000
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ROYCROFT
Ta ll bookstand with five fixed shelves beneath a small square
overhanging top, the first and last being mortised through canted
sides with keyed through-tenons, the sides carved with stylized
oak leaves. Refinished, seam separation to lef t side. Carved orb
and cross.
64” x 18” x 17 3/4”
$6,500–9,500
226A: G U S T A V S T I C K L E Y
Cast and hammered copper door knocker, backplate, and doo r b e ll .
Normal wear to original patina. Circular Craftsman stamp.
Backplate: 6" x 4 3/4"
$2,750–3,750
O ffice desk with a typewriter-concealing flip-top lid, two banks of
drawers with iron hardware, and a lower stretcher mort i s e d
through the sides with keyed through-tenons. Refinished, goo d
condition. Carved orb and cross.
29 3/4” x 56” x 30”
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227
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$2,500–3,500
B r i d e ’s chest of plank construction with keyed through-tenons, iron
strap-hinges and hasp, with original lock and chain. Original finish with
overcoat, seam separations. Carved signature.
21” x 39” x 21”
$11,000–14,000
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L. & J.G. STICKLEY
L. & J.G. STICKLEY
Rocker with six slats under each arm, long corbels, and a drop-in
spring seat and back cushion newly covered in green vinyl,
together with a foo t s t ool with its original spring deck. Chair is
refinished, foo t s t ool has original finish. Chair has “Work of...” decal
under arm, foo t s t ool has Handcraft decal on stretcher.
B ook table with a square overhanging top over two part i a lly slatted
shelves. Refinished. Unmarked.
Chair: 36” x 32 3/4” x 35”, foo t s t ool, 16” x 20” x 14”
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$2,400–3,200
230: L . & J . G . S T I C K L E Y
Rocking Morris chair with loose cushions covered in dark brown
l e a t h e r. Original finish, arms have been refinished. Branded on
back.
37” x 31 3/4” x 35” $3,000–4,000
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29” x 27” x 27”
$4,000–6,000
L. & J.G. STICKLEY
Drink stand with a copper top, broad apron, splayed legs, and
arched cross-stretchers. Original finish. Geo. Flint and Co. cell u l o i d
tag.
28 1/4” x 18” $3,500–5,500
233:
L. & J.G. STICKLEY
Bow-arm Morris chair with drop-in spring seat, upholstered in faded tan
l e a t h e r. Original finish has normal wear to arms. Handcraft label.
40” x 33 1/2” x 40”
$7,500–10,000
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236:
GUSTAV STICKLEY
OLD HICKORY
Pair of children’s ladderback rockers with tacked-on seats, one in
m a r oon leather, the other in textured brown naugahyde. Original
finish, replaced upholstery. Brand on one, the other has red decal.
C h i l d ’s settee and armchair with curved backs and woven cane
seats and backs. Original finish and cane, excellent condition.
Unmarked.
25” x 18” x 14” each
Settee: 24 1/4” x 34” x 17”, chair: 24 1/4” X 20 1/4” X 17”
$1,200–1,800
$600–900
L. & J.G. STICKLEY Hanging mirror with four iron double hooks and
an arched top. Original finish with overcoat. Handcraf t decal
center back.
27” x 40” $1,500-2,000
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GUSTAV STICKLEY
Magazine stand with paneled sides and three fixed shelves
beneath an overhanging top. Nice new finish, minor scratches and
edge wear. Red decal under top.
35” x 15 1/2” x 15 1/2”
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$3,800–5,500
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GUSTAV STICKLEY
d oor and iron hardware. Original finish,
g ood condition. Brand on back.
56” x 60” x 13”
$7,000–9,000
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GUSTAV STIC KL EY
d oor, three fixed shelves per side, and iron
hardware. Original finish, good condition,
crack to one pane. Brand and paper label
on back.
56” x 54” x 13”
$6,000–7,500
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GUSTAV STICKLEY
GUSTAV STICKLEY
S i n g l e - d oor china cabinet with twelve panes on front, copper Vp u lls, and three interior fixed shelves. Original finish, some
warping to top. Red decal inside center back.
S e rver with three drawers over an open shelf and hammered
copper pulls. Good original finish, ooze leather in drawer. Red
decal.
62 3/4” x 36” x 15”
39” x 48” x 20”
$5,000–7,000
$3,000–4,000
Strap-hinge sideboard (no. 814 1/2) with three central drawers
flanked by cupboard doors, over one linen drawer, all with iron
hardware. Original finish with wear and roughness, plate rail loo s e .
Decal in bottom of second drawer, partial label on back.
47 3/4” x 56 1/4” x 21”
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$4,000–5,000
243:
GUSTAV STICKLEY
Five-leg dining table with trumpeted cross-stretchers mortised through
the legs and a single leaf. Original finish. Unmarked.
30 1/4” x 54”
$8,000–12,000
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245
246
247
Ta ll-back spindled armchair with a loose cushion covered in
medium brown leather on a sling seat support, its side stretchers
m o rtised through the legs. (Provenance: Collection of David
Cathers) Refinished. Unmarked.
Bungalow trestle table (no. 404), its lower shelf mortised through
plank sides with keyed through tenons, ca. 1902. (Prov e n a n c e :
C o llection of David Cathers) Original finish with light ov e r c o a t .
Early red decal under top.
48 3/4” x 27 1/2” x 22”
28” x 36” x 24”
$3,000–5,000
2 45: G U S T A V S T I C K L E Y
Ta ll-back sidechair with spindled back and sides and a sling seat.
( P r ovenance: Collection of David Cathers) Refinished, replaced
l e a t h e r. Red decal rear stretcher.
45 3/4” x 19 1/4” x 18” $1,200–1,800
$2,500–3,500
Thornden armchair with two broad horizontal backslats, a rush seat
and through-tenon joinery. (Provenance: Collection of David
Cathers) Very good original finish, replaced paper rush. Early red
decal inside rear leg.
37 1/4” x 21 1/4” x 21 1/2”
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$2,000–3,000
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ROYCROFT
Ta ll back sidechair with three vert i c a l
backslats and a plank seat. (Prov e n a n c e :
C o llection of David Cathers) Excellent new
finish. Marked with Roycrof t registration
number from the Roycrof t Bindery.
46 3/4” x 19” x 18 1/2”
$8,000–12,000
248
S t ool with short, flaring legs and a tackedon leather deck. (Provenance: Collection of
David Cathers) Original finish and leather.
Branded and paper label.
4 1/2” x 12 1/2” X 12 1/2”
$1,000–2,000
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250: H A N D E L
Table lamp, its acid-etched glass shade reverse-painted with a tropical
island scene and tall ships over a three-socket fluted bronzed base.
Original patina and acorn pulls. Shade marked HANDEL Lamps, Patent
No. 63911A.
24” x 18”
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$9,500–12,500
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HANDEL
Table lamp, its acid-etched glass shade reverse-painted with a
m oonlit lakeland landscape, on a three-socket fluted base with
copper finish. 5” crack to middle of shade. Shade signed HANDEL
6524, base marked on side.
23 1/2” x 18” $4,000–6,000
HANDEL
Table lamp, its acid-etched glass shade reverse painted with a river
landscape over a bulbous and ribbed three-socket bronzed base.
Shade stamped “HANDEL” patent no., base stamped HANDEL.
25 1/2” x 18”
$4,500–6,500
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253: H A N D E L
Table lamp, its acid-etched shade reverse-painted with a tropical scene
with parrots, over a three-socket fluted bronzed base. Some spots to
interior of shade. Both the shade and base are stamped, shade also
signed HANDEL 6874P.
23” x 18”
134
$8,000–12,000
254: H A N D E L
F l oor lamp with a green Steuben glass shade. Original bronzed
patina, some verdigris to foot. Unmarked.
55 1/2”, shade: 6” x 7 1/2” $3,000–4,000
255: H A N D E L
F l oor lamp with harp frame and an acid-etched hemispherical
shade in bright yellow with stenciled foliate band. Part l y
depatinated. No visible mark.
58 1/2” x 13 1/2”
$1,250–1,750
135
257
256
256: P A I R P O I N T
P u ffy boudoir lamp, its frosted glass shade reverse-painted with
roses, sitting on a gilded tree trunk base. Base stamped PA I R P O I N T
P B3079.
11 1/2” x 6 3/4”
257:
$2,500–3,500
ARTS & CRAFTS
Copper lantern with amber leaded glass box, and riveted details on
top. (Excel lent quality period lantern, each pane individuall y
leaded.) Unmarked.
19” x 11” sq.
$2,000–3,000
258: H A N D E L
Table lamp, its six-paneled floriform slag glass shade over a foursided bronzed metal base. Base impressed HANDEL.
21” x 11 1/2” $1,000–1,500
258A: C A R E N C E C R A F T E R S E t c .
Five Arts & Crafts pins, four of them by Carence Crafters, and an
unknown silver bar pin with cabochon. Most Carence Crafters marked.
$800–1,200
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258A
259
260
261
262
259: P E R S I A N K A S H A N
Carpet with floral central medallion in dark blue centered on a
crimson floral ground, surrounded by elaborate floral border.
9’5” x 13’1” $700–1,000
261: W O O L D R U G G E T
C o ffee-colored ground decorated with repeating arrowheads in
copper and emerald, surrounded by a cornflower blue border.
8’ 10 1/2” x 11’ 4” $800–1,200
260: S O U M A K
Carpet with four repeating diamond medallions in cream and blue
on a spice-colored ground, surrounded by repeating geometric
border on buf f.
262: P E R S I A N
Carpet with ov e r a ll floral design in straw and scarlet on a dark blue
ground, surrounded by a floral border.
9’2” x 12’3” $750–1,000
7’7” x 9’9”
$900–1,200
137
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264
265
266
263: P E R S I A N
Carpet with floral center and ground surrounded by foliate border
in tones of indigo and scarlet. Partial border to one side.
6’ 10 1/2” x 9’4” $850–1,250
265: P E R S I A N H E R I Z
Carpet with elaborate snowflake medal lion on a stylized foliate
ground, surrounded by a geometric border, in tones of crimson,
indigo, and cream.
8’ x 10’8”
264: P E R S I A N H E R I Z
Carpet with elaborate snowflake medallion on a stylized foliate
ground, surrounded by a geometric border, in tones of crimson,
indigo, and cream.
8’3” x 11’2”
138
$800–1,200
266:
$700–1,000
WILLIAM MORRIS STYLE
Carpet in vine-scroll motif in green and cream on indigo ground,
surrounded by oak leaf and rope border on a cinnamon ground.
9’ x 12’
$1,100–1,400
267:
KARL SCHMIDT (American, 1890-1962)
Oil on board triptych, “Ta ll Trees of California,” in fine gilded frame.
Signed.
12” x 24 3/4” ov e r a ll, center panel 10 1/4” x 12 1/2”
$20,000–30,000
139
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269
270A
270B
268:
GUSTAVE BAUMANN
Image: 10 1/2” x 9 1/4”
9 1/4” x 11”
270:
270
GUSTAVE BAUMANN
Color woodblock print, "Woodland Meadows."
Matted and framed. Pencil titled and signed, no.
60/100.
$4,000–6,000
269: M A R G A R E T P A T T E R S O N
Color woodblock print, “Morning Glories,” matted
and framed, c. 1930. Pencil titled, signed, and No.
61 of 100.
Image: 10” x 7 1/4” $2,000–3,000
140
270A:
Color woodblock print, “Three Pines,” matted and
framed. Pencil-titled and signed, with original
dealer sign on back.
$4,500–6,500
270B: G U S T A V E B A U M A N N
Color woodblock print, "Fox River Farmyard",
1908. Soiled paper, dime-sized stain to lower
margin. Matted. Pencil-signed and dated.
Image: 6 3/4” x 8 3/4” $2,000–3,000
PEDRO J. DE LEMOS
Pastel on paper, “Castle De Lemos Monforte De
Lemos Spain,” 1934. Matted and framed.
Sight: 12 3/4” x 10” $1,250–1,750
271
272
273
275
276
274
271: E T H E L R E E D / J O H N S T E W A R D S O N
Two color posters, Reed for Albert Morris Bagby’s novel, M i s s
Tr a u m e r e i, Boston, 1895, and Stewardson for The Dragon of
Wantley, His Ta l e, by Owen Wister. Both matted and framed.
21 3/4” x 13 1/2” and sight: 14 1/4” x 10 1/2”
272:
274: W U A N I T A S M I T H ( 1 8 6 6 - 1 9 5 9 )
Color woodblock print, Snug Harbor- N a n t u c k e t. Matted and framed.
Pencil titled and signed.
Image: 7 1/4” x 6” $1,500–2,000
$900–1,200
275: M A Y N A R D D I X O N
Color poster for the magazine O v e r l a n d, July. Matted and framed.
LOUIS RHEAD
Color poster for the Exposition Spéciale de Soixante Nouvell e s
A ffiches Inédites de Louis Rhead, Salon des Cent, Paris, 1897.
Matted and framed.
Sight: 18 1/2” x 13”
Sight: 23 1/2” x 14 1/2”
276:
$3,000–4,000
273: F R A N K H A Z E N P L U G ( b . 1 8 7 3 )
Color poster for the Chap-Book, The Red Lady. A few folds. Matted
and framed. Signed in stone at lower right, monogrammed FH.
Sight: 14 1/4” x 9” $1,500–2,000
$1,000–1,500
ETHEL REED
Color poster for F o lly or Saintliness by José Echegaray, Boston
1895. Framed.
Sight: 20 3/4” x 15 1/2”
$1,000–1,500
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278
279
280
280A
277:
280B
280:
EVERETT L. BRYANT
Pencil and gouache on illustration board depicting a bucolic farm
landscape with a homestead and large oak tree, matted. Signed EL
Bryant.
Board: 20” x 30”
$1,000–1,500
280A
278:
EVERETT L. BRYANT
Pencil and gouache on illustration board depicting tal l pines in a
Rocky Mountain landscape, matted. Unsigned.
Board: 20” x 30”
280B
142
JANE BERRY JUDSON
Color woodblock print, “Gorge of Genesee River, Lotchworth Hark,”
minor foxing. Matted and framed. Pencil signed.
Sight: 5 3/4” x 7 3/4” $900–1,400
$1,000–1,500
279: E V E R E T T L . B R Y A N T
Pencil and gouache on illustration board, “Green Hills,” matted.
Signed EL Bryant on front and back.
Board: 20” x 30”
EVERET T L. BRYANT
Pencil and gouache on illustration board depicting a snowy Rocky
Mountain scene, matted. Some foxing. Signed EL Bryant.
Board: 20” x 30” $1,000–1,500
WILLIAM RICE
Etching, “California Foo t h i lls.” Matted and framed. Pencil titled
and signed.
Image: 6 3/4" x 8 1/4" $800–1,200
$1,000–1,500
281
282
281: F R A N C I S B R U G I E R E
Silver print photograph of Bernard Maybeck’s
Palace of Legion of Honor, San Francisco, 1915.
In original mat and frame. Signed and dated on
photograph and mat.
Photo: 13 1/2” x 10 1/2”
$500–700
282: P R A I R I E S C H O O L
Pair of leaded glass windows with a stylized
arrow or feather motif in milk and textured clear
glass, in mahogany frames.
43” x 15 3/4” $800–1,200
283:
LEADED GLASS
Pair of small windows depicting fruiting trees in
polychrome on an opalescent ground. Mounted
in original frames, looseness and crack to pane
on one.
14 3/4” x 9” each. $1,500–2,000
283A:
LEADED GLASS
283
Large horizontal stained glass window with a
stylized red blossom and green foliage against
amber slag glass. In original frame, with hoo k s
for hanging.
23” x 60” $1,400–1,900
283A
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284
285
284:
J O E L F. H E W E S ( B o s t o n )
Hammered silver covered tazza with curls. Stamped JOEL F HEWS
HANDMADE STERLING.
9 1/4” x 7”
285:
$1,200–1,600
SHREVE/LEBOLT
Sterling coffee set: Shreve 1 1/2 pts. cof fee pot, sugar bowl,
creamer, six demitasse cups with Lenox porcelain liners, saucers,
and two glass-lined cordials, all monogrammed ‘S’; and six fine
Lebolt demitasse spoons in assorted floral patterns, in original
box. All marked.
Cordials 4 1/2”
286
$1,900–2,400
286: T H E O D O R E P O N D
Hammered sterling silver cup, inscribed SYLVIA. (A writer, lecturer,
educator, craf tsman, and museum director, Theodore Pond
attended Pratt Institute from 1888 to 1892. He subsequently
designed glass for Ti ffany Studios, held various academic
positions, including teaching at the Rhode Island School of Design,
and directed the Pond Applied Arts Studios from 1911 to 1914. Core
to his belief was that metalsmiths should be able to execute their
pieces from beginning to end. r e f. Art s m i a . o r g.) Stamped
POND/KWO-NESHE/HAND WROUGHT STERLING.
2 1/2” x 3 1/2”
$600–900
287: K A L O
Hand-wrought silver link necklace with embossed blossoms and
leaves. Stamped HAND WROUGHT STERLING KALO 953.
17”
$750–1,000
287
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288
288:
289
ERNEST GIMSON (English)
Pair of brass candlesticks with faceted base
and stem, probably manufactured by Alfred
B u c k n e ll. Unmarked.
10”
289:
$1,750–2,250
SHEPHEARD & CO.
(English)
Sterling chalice chased with a Latin motto.
H a llmarked S & Co., lion, lion’s head, and P.
4 1/4” x 4 1/2”
290:
$1,250–1,750
LIBERTY (English)
Tudric hammered pewter mantle clock with
enameled face in blue and green, and Roman
numerals. Small dent to back foot. Stamped
MADE IN ENGLAND “TUDRIC” 01319.
6” x 13 1/2” x 3 1/2” $2,000–3,000
291:
290
WILLIAM CONNELL
(English)
Pewter hinged box with heart-shaped and
circular cabochons. Stamped PEWTER 02163.
6 1/2” x 7 1/2”
$750–1,000
291
145
B i ll and Rowena (Stewart) Paton, 1920s
292
Th e fo ll owin g two l ots were co ns igned by th e
dau gh ter of Rowen a S tewar t Pat on , th eir o rigi nal
o w n e r. A 1923 graduat e of Prat t I ns ti tu te i n Appli ed
Desi gn and Craft s , Ms. Pat on c om mi ss i oned fel l o w
Pratt s tu den t Mari e Zi mm erman to produce h er
engagemen t r ing ( lot 292). Af ter graduati on , and
unt i l her deat h i n 1997 at 96 years of age, Ms . Pat on
man aged a W yomi ng dude ranc h an d ran ch ett e. The
Zi mm erman piec es, t oo fo rmal for Ms . Pat on’s rath er
rugged lifes ty le, were t uck ed i nt o a s afet y depos it
box wh ere th ey rem ain ed for m os t of th eir days .
292:
MARIE ZIMMERMANN
Ring of 14k gold with a cushion-cut indicolite
tourmaline cabochon, in an enameled Egyptian
motif setting. (Copies of correspondence between
Ms. Paton and Ms. Zimmermann and original
drawings available.)
Indicolite 15 cts, ring size 5. $10,000–15,000
293
293: M A R I E Z I M M E R M A N N
B r ooch of 14k gold, cabochon cut amber, pink and
blue jelly opals, in a sailor's knot motif. Stamped
a rtist cipher, 14k.
1 1/2” x 2 1/4” $10,000–15,000
294:
ANN MACBETH
Square textile embroidered with blue pansies and
celadon green leaves. Comes with a copy of
Educational Needlecraft by Swanson and Ann
Macbeth. (An artist of reknown, Macbeth was part
of the Glasgow Movement, and an associate of
Charles Rennie Mackintosh. She studied at the
Glasgow School of Art, and subsquently headed
its embroidery department. She published five
b ooks on embroidery. r e f. Wikipedia.) A few stains.
Unmarked.
34” sq.
294
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$1,750–2,250
295
296
297
295: T H E C R A F T S M A N
Twenty leather-bound volumes of The
C r a ftsman Magazine, volumes 1 to 24,
missing volumes 6, 11, 22, 23. Some wear to
bindings, contents appear to be complete.
$2,000–3,000
296: T H E S T U D I O
Sixteen issues of The Studio magazine,
sixteen issues of The International Studio
and a German design portfolio. Some cov e r s
missing, some tears and folds.
$500–700
297: K E R A M I C S T U D I O
Two hundred and sixty five issues, with
most years from 1903 to 1922 complete.
Also includes over 100 color prints that
came with the periodical with works by
Rhead, Overbeck, and more, several nicely
framed. (A great coll e c t i o n )
$2,250–2,750
297A:
INTERNATIONAL STUDIO
T h i rty books bound in half-levant
comprising thirty-four volumes from 1901
to 1915, Nos. 13-17, 27-31, and 33-56. Some
wear to bindings. Complete and in goo d
condition.
$900–1,400
297A
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299
298
298: D E D H A M
Experimental baluster vase by Hugh Robertson covered in an
intensely thick white and beige glaze dripping over a frothy green
ground. Incised Dedham Pottery HCR, in ink DP 71B.
8 1/2” x 4 1/2”
148
299: D E D H A M
Experimental vase by Hugh Robertson covered in a khaki green
over blue and green glaze. Incised Dedham Pottery HCR.
7 3/4” x 5” $2,000–3,000
$3,000–4,000
300: C H E L S E A K E R A M I C A R T W O R K S
Baluster vase covered in a superb oxblood glaze with orange peel
texture. (Perfectly fired) Stamped CKAW.
8 3/4” x 4” $3,000–4,000
301: D E D H A M P O T T E R Y
Experimental vase by Hugh Robertson with a thick emerald green
opaque glaze, dripping over a white orange peel ground. Loss to
p a rt of one drip, probably from manufacture. Marked Dedham
Pottery HCR, in ink DP 23E.
6 1/4” x 4 1/2”
$1,750–2,250
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302
303
304
305
302:
304:
DEDHAM
DEDHAM
Large experimental vase by Hugh Robertson covered in a
mahogany and oxblood flambé glaze. Stabilized firing line to
bottom. Incised Dedham Pottery HCR, in ink DP 24A.
Experimental vase by Hugh Robertson with a clear green glaze
dripping over a white and blue crackleware base. Small loss to end
of drip, probably from manufacture. Pressed rabbit mark.
8” x 6”
7” x 4”
$2,500–3,500
303: D E D H A M
Experimental vase by Hugh Robertson covered in a thick blue-gray
and oxblood glaze. Incised Dedham Pottery HCR, in ink DE 23C.
5” x 4” $1,500–2,000
$1,500–2,000
Experimental cabinet vase by Hugh Robertson covered in a
lustered brownish green and oxblood glaze. Stamped CKAW, in
cobalt May 6th.
3 1/4” x 3 1/4”
150
$1,000–1,500
306
307
308
306:
309
308:
M A RY YA N C Y / I O WA STAT E
I O WA S TAT E
Bulbous vase carved with white bachelors buttons on a celadon
green ground, 1930. Carved COMMENCEMENT 1930 CARRIE
CHAPMAN CATT ISU AMES Y.
Vase with cylindrical neck and flattened base, excised with panels,
c overed in a good blue-green mottled matte glaze. Incised LLG
G r i ff i s .
6 1/2” x 6”
7 1/4” x 6”
$2,500–3,500
307: I O W A S T A T E
Vase excised with stylized quatrefoils in matte green on a matte
blue ground. Incised L Grif fis 16.
4 1/4” x 5 1/4” $1,000–1,500
$750–1,000
309: Z A R K
Rare bust of a maiden covered in dark blue-green matte glaze. Tw o
hairlines. Inscribed ZARK R.P. R .
8 1/2” x 11 1/2” $1,000–1,500
151
310
311
312
310:
312A
312:
ADELAIDE ROBINEAU
W. J. WALLEY
Squat porcelain vase covered in a fine cobalt blue crystalline glaze.
Incised RP’5/481.
Unusual squat vase modeled with two lizards under a fine frothy
green and brown semi-matte glaze. Stamped WJW.
4 1/4” x 6”
3 1/4” x 4 1/4”
311:
$4,000–6,000
312A:
BROUWER
Unusual Aladdin oil lamp vessel modeled with a lotus leaf, its
twisted stem forming a handle, covered in gold and brown flamefired glaze. Several firing cracks. Etched whale bone and Brouwer.
3 1/2” x 6 1/2” $3,500–4,500
152
$2,500–3,500
WALRATH
Ta ll bulbous vase painted with stylized yellow blossoms and green
foliage on a dark green ground. Incised Walrath Pottery.
10 1/2” x 5 1/4”
$5,000–7,500
313
313:
314
315
MERRIMAC
O void vase covered in an unusual frothy yellow matte glaze. A
few glaze nicks at base. Stamped MERRIMAC with fish.
9 1/2” x 4 3/4”
314:
$1,250–1,750
HAMPSHIRE
Ta ll ovoid vase covered in an exceptional, active blue and green
frothy glaze. Stamped Hampshire Pottery 66.
12 1/4” x 5”
315:
$1,000–1,500
W. J. WALLEY
Bottle-shaped vase covered in brown and green matte flambé
glaze. Stamped W J W.
7 1/4” x 4 1/4”
316:
$850–1,250
BUFFALO POTTERY
316
T h i rty assorted pieces of Deldare Ware, and four framed “Dr.
Syntax” prints by Rowlandson: tea pot (chip to inner lid, wear
and tiny nicks to pot) and trivet, sugar bowl, creamer, five cups
and saucers, three mugs, pitcher, large bowl, three 7 1/4” plates
(chips to one), three 8 1/4” plates, three 9 1/4” plates, one 10”
plate, and one 13 1/2” charger in various scenes. One mug and
plate are from the Emerald Ware line, the mug with small
touched-up chip at base. Marked.
Image of prints: 4 1/4” x 7 1/2” $1,000–1,500
317:
ROBERTSON/LOS ANGELES
O void vase covered with icy-blue crystals in an ivory and grey
flambé glaze. Stamped FHR LOS ANGELES.
17” x 4” $1,400–1,900
318:
SEVERN
Porcelain bottle-shaped vase painted in trail-slip with an
Aesthetic movement pattern of blossoms, leaves, and a
b u t t e rfly, surrounded by an embossed band in Moorish pattern.
(Among the rarest of American Aesthetic Movement potteries)
Signed Severn D-2-GHOOLEM.
11 1/2” x 6 1/2”
$800–1,200
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318
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319
320
321
322
319:
NORTH DAKOTA SCHOOL OF MINES
Vase painted by M E E Collins with stylized trees in silhouette
against an amber ground. Very shallow X-line to bottom, does not
go through. Cobalt stamp, incised MEE Coll i n s .
7 3/4” x 4 3/4”
321:
8” x 5”
$2,000–3,000
$4,000–5,000
322:
320: N O R T H D A K O T A S C H O O L O F M I N E S
Large vase incised by Flora Huckfield with stylized blossoms in
y e llow against a matte celadon ground. Cobalt stamp, FLH.
9 1/4” x 5 1/4” $3,000–4,000
154
Baluster vase finely carved by S. Mason with irises on an indigo
ground, 1935. Cobalt stamp and S Mason 1935.
Unusual plate incised with a sombrero-clad donkey rider, 1951.
Cobalt stamp, incised MEA 4/14/51.
9 1/2”
$800–1,200
322A:
ROOKWOOD
Scenic Vellum plaque by Lenore
Asbury, “The Inlet,” with birches
by a rocky lake shore, 1914.
Mounted in original Arts & Craf t s
frame. Flame mark/XIV/V/L. A.
Plaque: 8 1/2” x 10 3/4”
$7,000–9,000
322A
322B: R O O K W O O D
Scenic Vellum plaque, “Evening
Glow,” painted by Lorinda Epply
with a lakeshore landscape in
blue-greens, 1922. Mounted in
new frame. Several very small
burst bubbles. Flame
mark/XXII/P/LE.
Plaque: 9” x 12” $6,500–9,500
322B
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322C
323
324
325
322C: R O O K W O O D
Large Wax Matt vase painted by Elizabeth Lincoln with birds and
sunflowers, 1925. Flame mark XXV/324/LNL.
17 1/4” x 8” $2,500–3,500
324: R O O K W O O D
Rare Vellum bulbous vase painted by E. T. Hurley with swans in
y e llow on a deep blue ground, 1908 (lovely and unusual
decoration). Seconded mark for glaze pooling at base. Flame
m a r k / V I I I / 1 6 5 9 / E . T. H . / X .
Jewel Porcelain baluster vase painted in rich enamel colors by E.T.
Hurley with birds of paradise perched on blooming trees, 1924.
Flame mark/XXIV/2786/E.T. H . / 4 4 3 2 .
11 1/2” x 6”
$5,000–7,000
11 1/4” x 5”
$1,650–2,250
V e llum vase painted by Ed Diers with a band of stylized swans on a
water lily pond, 1907. Flame mark/VII/1858/ED/V.
8 3/4” x 4 3/4”
156
$950–1,250
326
327
328
328A
Scenic Vellum vase painted by E. T. Hurley with a lakeshore
landscape, 1921. Flame mark/XXI/940D/V/ETH.
10” x 5” $2,500–3,500
Scenic vellum vase painted by Lenore Asbury with a lake scene at
dusk, 1915. Flame mark/XV/1652D/L.A.
9 3/4” x 4 1/2” $1,750–2,250
Large Scenic Vellum vase painted by E. T. Hurley with an unusual
tropical landscape, 1913. Flame mark/XIII/2038C/V/ETH.
12 1/2” x 5 1/2” $4,500–5,500
328A: E . T . H U R L E Y
Colored etching of a harbor scene, 1917/18. Matted and framed.
Signed and dated in the print and with pencil.
Image: 9” x 12 1/2” $800–1,200
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330
331
329:
332
331:
ROOKWOOD
ROOKWOOD
Iris vase painted by Sara Sax with autumn leaves on a pale shaded
ground, 1902. Flame mark/II/937/W/art i s t ’s cipher.
V e llum vase painted by E. T. Hurley with jasmine blossoms on a
pink ground, 1917. Flame mark/XVII/951D/ETH.
9” x 4”
9 1/2” x 3 1/2”
330:
$1,500–2,000
332:
ROOKWOOD
Ta ll Carved Matt tankard carved by C. S. Todd with branches of
apples, 1912. Seconded mark for two small glaze misses at base.
Flame mark/XII/10/C.S.T. / X .
12” x 7” $1,000–1,500
158
$700–900
ROOKWOOD
V e llum vase painted by Fred Rothenbusch with pink nasturt i u m ,
1928. Uncrazed. Flame mark/XXVIII/2726/FR/V.
6 1/4” x 4 1/2”
$800–1,200
334
333
336
335
Large Carved Matt squat vessel by William Hentschel in vermill i o n
tones, 1912. Flame mark/XII/1898/WEH.
6 1/2” x 10 3/4” $1,400–1,800
V e llum squat vase painted by E.T. Hurley with branches of cherry
blossoms on a pale pink ground, 1928. Uncrazed. Flame
m a r k / X X V I I I / E . T. H . / V.
3 1/2” x 5 3/4”
335:
$900–1,200
ROOKWOOD
V e llum squat vase painted by Elizabeth Lincoln with a band of
ginkgo leaves and nuts, 1908. Flame mark/VIII/9191/LNL.
4 1/4” x 4 1/2”
336:
$1,000–1,500
ROOKWOOD
C a rved Matt bowl with flat rim decorated by Sallie Toohey with a
wreath of indigo heart-shaped leaves on a rich brown ground, 1914.
Minor flake to rim. Flame mark/XIV/ST/2165.
3 1/2” x 8 3/4” $1,000–1,500
337: E . T . H U R L E Y
Pair of bronze figural seahorse candlesticks, 1916. Good original
patina. Molded signature ET HURLEY 1916.
13” $1,500–2,000
337
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339
340
338
338: R O O K W O O D F A I E N C E
Rare three-tile frieze decorated in cuenca with a peony in the
Chinese taste, on a gray ground. Never mounted. Stamped
ROOKWOOD FAIENCE 1752Y.
Each tile 6”
$2,000–3,000
339: P A D U C A H
Pair of tiles embossed with a pine branch under a caramel and
indigo microcrystalline glaze. (From a 1904 residence in Detroit’s
once posh Boston-Edison district, this is an exceedingly rare pair of
A rts & Crafts tiles.) A couple of small chips to one. Both stamped
Paducah Ti l e .
6” sq. $1,000–1,500
340:
CLAYCRAFT
Large tile panel depicting a mission courtyard with fountain,
garden pottery, and palm trees, covered in dead-matte glazes and
mounted in a fine new Arts and Craf ts frame. Restoration to top
right corner, abrasion to high points. Possible mark hidden by
frame.
Tile: 8 1/2” x 16 1/2”
160
$1,500–2,000
341
342
344
341:
MORAVIAN
Large mosaic medallion from the
Seasons series, “Autumn,” with a
young apple picker and basket.
Complete with a forged iron stand. A
few chips and short lines to yell o w
border tiles. Stamped MR.
M e d a llion only, 16 3/4” dia.
$3,000–4,000
343:
344:
342:
MUELLER
Rare vertical tile decorated in cuerda
seca with a farmer sowing seeds.
( P r ovenance: Herman Muell e r ’s
family) A few minor edge nicks.
Signed on front MUELLER.
12 1/4” x 6”
OWENS
V e rtical tile decorated in cuenca with
a goose by a pond, against a matte
green ground. Some abrasion to
cuenca walls, clay pimple to
decoration, small chip to corner.
Unmarked.
11 3/4” x 8 3/4” $700–1,000
MARBLEHEAD
Tile decorated in wax-resist with a
bouquet of flowers in matte blue and
green glazes. A couple of minor nicks
to edges. Stamped ship mark.
6” sq. $600–900
343
$1,500–2,000
161
345
347
346
349
3 45:
AMERICAN ENCAUSTIC TILING CO.
Large plaque designed by Herman Mueller from the Seasons series,
Autumn, covered in a rare blue glaze. (Provenance: Herman
M u e ll e r ’s family) Minimal crazing. 1/4” nick to edge. Artist signed
on front, stamped on back.
12” x 18” $600–900
346:
UNITED STATES ENCAUSTIC TILE CO.
Fireplace surround of nine tiles designed by Ruth Winterbotham in
three panels, “Dawn,” “Mid-day,” and “Twilight,” each modeled with a
maiden under a sun, crescent moon, or amongst flowers, along with
two floral tiles, all covered in blue-gray glaze. (This very rare
surround was one of a half-dozen selected by Edwin AtLee Barber
to illustrate his chapter on “Tiles for Decorative Ef fect,” in his
seminal text, “The Pottery and Porcelain of the United States,
Philadelphia, 1893.) A few minor flakes, excellent ov e r a ll condition.
Stamped U-S-E-T-W INDIANAPOLIS IND.
Each panel 18” x 6” $900–1,200
162
347:
R O YA L D O ULT O N
Exceptional twenty-one-tile panel painted by F. Pilter in the
Oriental style with a prophet wearing a headdress and long
embroidered robe, holding a snake staf f, 1902. (From the Los
Angeles collection of Harriman and Judd, this used to hang next to
their residence’s front doo r.) Restored hairlines to two tiles. Signed
on sur face F. Pilter 1902/Doulton & Co.
42” x 18”. $2,000–3,000
348:
NO LOT
349: D A N I E L C O T T I E R
Rare hand-painted tile with a portrait of a man and banner reading
“Goldsmith”, 1880’s. 3/8” chip to corner, small burst to sur face, and
light abrasion to small areas of edges. Signed Cottier & Co.
London, on Minton China Works blank.
8” sq.
$1,000–1,500
350
351
352
353
354
350:
353:
FULPER
Vase with flat shoulder covered in Mirror Black, cobalt, and Famill e
Rose flambé glaze. Grinding chip to bottom. Vertical mark.
7 1/2” x 7”
355
FULPER
Ta ll baluster vase in Mirror Black glaze. Vertical mark.
13 1/4” x 6 1/2” $750–1,000
$600–800
Two-handled bulbous vase covered in frothy turquoise glaze ov e r
matte green base. Mark mostly obscured by glaze.
354: F U L P E R
Lamp, its squat base covered in frothy blue and green flambé
glaze, complete with oil font fittings and wicker shade. Vert i c a l
mark.
8 1/2” x 7 1/2”
Pottery: 6” x 8 1/2”
351:
352:
FULPER
$500–750
355:
FULPER
$1,500–2,000
FULPER
Ta ll tear-shaped vase covered in Cat’s Eye crystalline glaze.
V e rtical mark.
Large buttressed vase covered in a fine amber crystalline glaze.
V e rtical mark.
13” x 7 1/2”
10 1/4” x 8”
$1,500–2,000
$800–1,200
163
356
356:
357
357:
ZSOLNAY
Vase modeled with red and pink geraniums and bright green leaves on a
lustered turquoise ground. Two chips to base, a few nicks to high points. Five
churches mark, MADE IN HUNGARY, ZSOLNAY 6466.
9” x 5 3/4” $4,000–6,000
164
ZSOLNAY
Ta ll tankard completely covered with oak branches and
large beetles, covered in lustered glazes. Five
churches medallion, 4115/10/36.
15 1/2” x 7” $4,000–6,000
359
358
360
358: Z S O L N A Y
Ta ll buttressed and bulbous vase modeled with blue bell flowers on
a lustered orange ground. Restoration to hairlines around rim. Five
churches medallion, 367660.
359: Z S O L N A Y
F o u r-handled vase etched and gilded with clusters of red flowers
on a cobalt ground. Restoration to one handle. Five churches
m e d a llion, 6184, 23.
19” x 6 1/2”
8 1/2” x 6 3/4”
$5,000–7,000
360:
$5,000–7,000
ZSOLNAY
Vase modeled with stylized ferns in a lustered gold glaze on purple
ground. Four opposing hairlines, one stabilized. Five churches
m e d a llion, 8331, 36.
9” x 7 1/2” $4,000–6,000
165
361
362
363
364
361: A D R I E N D A L P A Y R A T
F o u r-sided bottle-shaped g r è s vase covered in a fine blue-green,
purple, and gunmetal frothy matte glaze. Stamped Dalpayrat Made
in France.
Ribbed g r è s vessel covered in a fine oxblood glaze. Signed A. D.
8 1/2” x 5”
362:
$1,200–1,500
365:
AD R IE N D A LPAY R AT
F o u r-sided bottle-shaped g r è s vase covered in a fine purple, bluegreen, and gunmetal frothy matte glaze. Small repair to corner of
rim. Stamped Dalpayrat Made in France.
8 1/2” x 5”
$1,200–1,500
G r è s pitcher covered in a fine oxblood and verdigris mottled glaze.
Stamped Dalpayrat 2.
9” x 6” $1,400–1,800
166
3 1/4” x 4”
$600–900
AUGUSTE DELAHERCHE
Bulbous vase with four handles and prunts, covered in Chinese
blue flambé glaze. Small nick to rim. Circular stamp AUGUSTE
D E LA H E R C H E / 2 5 5 3 .
7” x 5” $1,000–1,500
365A A U G U S T E D E L A H E R C H E
G r è s bottle-shaped vase covered in brown and cobalt flambé glaze.
Stamped AUGUSTE DELAHERCHE 7330.
5” x 3” $700–900
366:
MOORCROFT
Pair of baluster vases in the Poppy pattern.
Stamped MOORCROFT 65 MADE IN ENGLAND and
signature.
9 1/2” x 5 1/4”
$1,250–1,750
367: W I L L I A M D E M O R G A N
Bottle-shaped bud vase painted in the Persian
taste with stylized ducks and fish. Two minor
nicks to rim, one to shoulder. Stamped mark.
5 3/4” x 3 1/4”
368:
$1,400–1,900
WEMYSS
Pottery pig painted with sprays of thistles,
1 9 3 0 ’s. Painted mark Wemyss Made In England.
Length, 16”
369:
$3,000–5,000
WEMYSS
Pottery pig painted with roses, early 20th
century. Old repair to front right foot. Painted
Wemyss.
Length, 16” $3,000–5,000
365
366
368
365A
367
369
167
370
371
372
373
370: P A R V I L L E E F R E R E S
Large ceramic charger, enamel-decorated in the Moorish style with
a portrait of a lady against a gold mosaic ground, 1880. A couple of
s m a ll glaze flakes and chips. Artist signed Ach. Parv i llée 1880,
factory stamped, PARVILLEE 529.
372: B E N A R D
Large charger decorated in trail-slip by H. Benard with a colorf u l
parrot on a blooming branch, circa 1889. Signed H BENARD, MSA
PARIS, EXPOSITION UNIVERSELLE MEDAILLE D’OR 1889, 60 39972.
24” dia.
24” dia.
373:
371: T H E O D O R E D E C K
Large charger decorated by Ernest Carrière in trail-slip with
magpies in rich jewel tones. Signed Ernest Carrière, TH. DECK, E.C.
Stamped THEODORE DECK CERAMIQUE medall i o n .
24” dia. $2,750–3,750
168
$1,750–2,250
$1,750–2,250
CLEMENT MASSIER
Early bud vase with two pierced and wing-like handles, the
negative space forming a butterfly, its surface painted with
b u t t e rflies in lustered glazes, ca. 1900 (a rare form with beautiful
decoration). Signed Clément Massier Golfe Juan, “AM”.
11 1/2” x 7 1/4” $2,500–3,500
B r i d e ’s chest with paneled sides, each inset framed by interior corbels, a
paneled top, cedar lining, and iron hasps and hardware. Refinished,
replaced back hinges. Unmarked.
25 1/4” x 41” x 20 1/4”
$12,000–18,000
169
375:
GUSTAV STICKLEY
Set of nine dining chairs (no. 306 1/2)
with three horizontal backslats and
tacked-on dark brown oilcloth seats.
Original finish, one has cracked back post.
Unmarked.
35 3/4” x 17” x 16 1/2”
$4,000–6,000
375
376:
GUSTAV STIC KL EY
Sideboard (no. 814 1/2) with three small
drawers flanked by two cupboard doo r s
over a linen drawer, copper strap hinges
and pulls. Original finish, veneer lifting on
d oors. Red decal in drawer, paper label on
back.
375
48” x 56” x 22”
$4,500–5,500
376
377:
GUSTAV STICKLEY
Pedestal dining table with two leaves.
Original finish with some restoration to
finish on base. Branded on base.
29 1/4” x 54” $4,750–5,500
377
170
378:
GUSTAV STIC KL EY
Early five-drawer chest with chamfered sides,
extensive through tenon construction, hammered
hardware, and an inverted "V" backsplash. Original
finish with a refinished top. Signed with red decal.
42 3/4” x 36” x 20”
$5,500-7,500
378
378A:
GUSTAV STICKL EY
Rare sidechair (no. 2600) circa 1901, with horizontal
backslats and flaring legs. Fine original finish,
r e c overed with old leather. Unmarked.
34” x 17” x 17”
$6,000–9,000
378A
171
379
380
Chest of drawers in two ov e r-three configuration,
paneled sides, and oval iron pulls. Refinished, chip from
one drawer corner. Red decal inside drawer, paper label.
42” x 36” x 20 1/2”
380:
$3,000–4,000
GUSTAV STICKLEY
Bedstead for a ful l-sized mattress with five broad slats
under arched crestrails, tapering posts, and wooden side
rails. Original finish, good condition. Paper label inside
side rail.
48” x 56 1/2” x 78 1/2” $3,500–5,500
381:
GUSTAV STICKLEY
Nine drawer dresser with an overhanging top, copper
drawer pulls, and an arched toe kick. Original finish,
some cupping to boards in top. Red decal upper right
d r a w e r.
50 1/2” x 36” x 20” $8,000–12,000
381
172
382: L . & J . G . S T I C K L E Y
S i n g l e - d oor bookcase with sixteen panes and
hammered copper hardware, gal lery top, sides
fastened with keyed through-tenons. Original finish.
“ Work of...” decal inside doo r.
55” x 33” x 12”
383: O N O N D A G A S H O P S
Tw o - d oor bookcase with twelve panes and copper pulls on each door, deep
m u llions, gallery top, the sides fastened with keyed through-tenons. Original
finish, good condition. Unmarked.
56 3/4” x 52” x 12” $5,000–7,000
$4,500–5,500
173
384:
CHARLES ROHLFS
Four sidechairs with plank seats and
backs, two have trapezoidal shaped seats
and burled walnut back panels, two have
square seats and oak panels, al l have
sides cut-out with deep arches. Original
finish with overcoat. Two bear impressed
mark at lef t top of side.
Two chairs: 42” x 17” x 18”,
two chairs: 42” x 17” x 18”
$4,000–6,000
384
385:
ROYCROFT
Piano bench with a cut-out lower shelf
m o rtised through the sides with keyed
through-tenons. Refinished, goo d
condition. Carved signature.
19 3/4” x 35 1/2” x 16 1/4”
$2,800–3,500
385
386:
ROYCROFT
Library table with rectangular top, a lower
shelf with semi-circular cut-outs fastened
with keyed through-tenons. Original finish
with light overcoat. Carved orb on leg.
30 1/2” x 50” x 33” $2,500–3,500
386
174
387:
GUSTAV STIC KL EY
Eight-leg sideboard with four central drawers flanked by two cupboard
d oors with iron strap hinges and pulls. Original finish, restoration to
d oors, two replaced hinges. Red decal in drawer.
50” x 70” x 25 1/4”
$14,000–18,000
175
388
389
388:
389:
L. & J.G. STICKLEY
Large even-arm settle (no. 223) with vertical slats all around.
Refinished, checking to posts, missing cushion. Unmarked.
39” x 84” x 32”
176
$5,500–6,500
L. & J.G. STICKEY/ONONDAGA SHOPS
Mahogany even-arm settle with broad slats all around, tapered
posts, and a loose cushion covered in green floral fabric.
Refinished, worn upholstery. Unmarked.
39” x 72” x 26” $4,000–5,000
390:
391:
GUSTAV STIC KLEY
S e c r e t a r y ’s desk with two cabinet doors over a letter rack, a small drawer over a
kneehole, and a bank of three drawers all with faceted wooden knobs. (The only
example of this desk we’ve ever seen.) Original finish, some wear, seam
separation in top. Large red decal on back.
47 1/4” x 36” x 22” $4,500–6,500
GUSTAV STICKLEY
Chalet desk with keyed through-tenons, a paneled
drop-front, chamfered back, and shoe-feet. Original
finish, cleaned. Large red decal.
45 1/2” x 23 1/2” x 10”
$1,800-2,500
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392
393
394
392:
395
394:
L. & J.G. STICKLEY
L. & J.G. STICKLEY
Trestle table with a broad lower shelf fastened to its side slats
with keyed through-tenons, over shaped feet. Original finish, wear
and overcoat to top. Unmarked.
Mahogany armchair with six vertical backslats and loose cushion
c overed in a green floral fabric. Restored original finish, goo d
condition. Model number in crayon under seat.
29” x 60” x 34”
40” x 31 1/2” x 29 1/2”
$2,400–3,200
Oak fireplace screen with a leather panel and triangular feet.
Enhanced original finish, replaced leather. Unmarked.
35” x 30 3/4” x 11”
$2,500–3,500
$800–1,200
395: B R I T I S H A R T S & C R A F T S
Mahogany magazine stand with four shelves, its sides inset with
t ooled and painted leather panels decorated in the Aesthetic
M ovement style with blooming branches, butterflies, and spider
webs. Unmarked.
47 1/2” x 22 3/4” x 16 1/2”
178
$900–1,200
Ta ll two-door bookcase with mitered mullions, four fixed interior shelves,
and copper oval door pulls. This bookcase is the left side of a pair.
Original finish, original removable molding to right side of top. Large red
decal on back.
72” x 50 3/4” x 13 3/4”
$12,000–18,000
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397
398
397: L I M B E R T
Massive conference table with canted legs, arched end aprons, and
lower stretchers mortised through the legs. Refinished, restoration
to top. Branded under top.
28 3/4” x 108” x 48”
$6,000–8,000
Lamp table with trumpeted cross-stretchers and a circular
overhanging top. Base has excellent original finish, top has a fine,
new finish, very minor edge wear, good condition. ‘02-’04 decal
under top.
30” x 36”
399:
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$3,500–5,500
NO LOT
400:
TIFFANY STUDIOS
Glass and bronze turtleback tile lamp on
conforming base, c. 1910. The shade has a
band of iridescent green “turtleback” tiles
on mottled dichroic green geometric
ground, the base with turtleback frieze and
r e m ovable oil font. Font impressed
T I F FANY STUDIOS NY 5086.
23 1/4” x 16”
$38,000–44,000
400
400A: T I F F A N Y S T U D I O S
Table lamp, its hemispherical shade in the
Apple Blossom pattern on a four- f oo t e d ,
three-socket hammered bronze base with
curls on the stem. Fine original patina, a
few short breaks to shade. Base and shade
stamped TIFFANY STUDIOS, the shade
stamped 1455-21, the base 364 and 214.
23” x 16”
$23,500–27,500
400A
181
402
401
401:
403
402:
TIFFANY STUDIOS
Gilt-parcel floor lamp, its hemispherical shade pierced in a Moo r i s h
pattern and lined in cobalt and caramel glass, fastened to an
Aladdin lamp top with putto holding a goose, on a tripod base.
Crack to one blue pane, restoration to patina on rim of shade and
to interior leading, replaced shade screw. Stamped TIFFA N Y
STUDIOS NEW YORK 576.
54 1/2” x 21”, shade 5” x 10” $8,000–12,000
TIFFANY STUDIOS
Table lamp, its acorn shade of green slag glass atop a bulbous
bronzed base with electrified oil font. A few short breaks to shade,
some scratches to original patina on base, shallow dent to oil font.
Shade and font stamped TIFFANY STUDIOS NEW YORK, font with
165.
With chimney: 18” x 14”
$9,000–12,000
403: T I F F A N Y S T U D I O S
Boudoir lamp, its gold Favrile tulip-shaped shade atop a fourf ooted bronze base with adapted oil font. Original finish, a few
scratches, two shallow dents to oil font. Shade acid-etched L. C. T. ,
font stamped TIFFANY STUDIOS NEW YORK 13889.
15 1/2” x 4 1/4”
182
$2,750–3,250
404:
TIFFANY STUDIOS
Table lamp, its geometric shade bordered with a
Greek Key band in amber and green over a threesocket bronze urn base. Original patina except for
that on arms and above. Stamped TIFFA N Y
STUDIOS NEW YORK 1444-7, base stamped circular
mark.
22” x 16” $22,500–27,500
404
405:
TIFFANY STUDIOS
Double armed bronze student lamp in a coiled rope
pattern, fitted with two adjustable lights, each
holding a leaded glass shade with acorn pattern, ca.
1905. Shades impressed TIFFANY STUDIOS NEW
YORK.
29” H, shades 10” dia.
$20,000–30,000
405
183
406
407
406: T I F F A N Y S T U D I O S / Q U E Z A L
Gilt-parcel table lamp with two arms and an
etched base, complete with two Quezal glass
shades. Very slight wear to patina, a few
s h a l low dents to bottom. Base stamped
T I F FANY STUDIOS NEW YORK 304, etched
7 458, shades etched Quezal.
20” x 13”, shades 5 1/4” x 4 1/2”
$3,000–4,000
Three-light Lily lamp, its bronze base fitted
with three gold Favrile shades, ca. 1910. Each
shade engraved LCT FAVRILE, base impressed
T I F FANY STUDIOS mark.
12 1/2” $4,000–6,000
Pair of heavy cast bronze wall sconces each
with three tulip-shaped sockets. Complete with
original back plates, fitted with new matching
a rt glass shades, and mounted on new woo d e n
panels. Unmarked.
Sconces: 5 1/2” x 12 1/2” $4,000–6,000
408
409:
TIFFANY STUDIOS
Pair of heavy cast bronze wall sconces each
with three tulip-shaped sockets. Complete with
original back plates, fitted with new matching
a rt glass shades, and mounted on new woo d e n
panels. Unmarked.
Sconces: 5 1/2” x 12 1/2”
409
184
$4,000–6,000
410:
TIFFANY STUDIOS
Chandelier with an Acorn shade hanging from three
beaded chains over a four-socket fixture. Original
sockets, new hardware. (This lamp is in excell e n t
condition.) Stamped TIFFANY STUDIOS NEW YORK.
Base: 32” x 10”, shade: 9 1/2” x 18” $17,500–22,500
410
Table lamp with Acorn shade of green and white slag
glass on a bronze base with three-light swirling cluster.
Seven short breaks to glass. Stamped TIFFANY STUDIOS
NEW YORK.
21 1/2” x 16”
$9,000–12,000
411
185
412:
TIFFANY STUDIOS
Delicate Art Nouveau lamp, its bronze support modeled as
entwined tendrils and fitted with a gold Favrile glass pendant
shade with pulled feathered decorations. Shade engraved S3232,
base 25101.
25 1/2” $18,000–24,000
413:
TIFFANY STUDIOS
Copper and mica chandelier with two riveted halves and three
h ooks, long chain links and circular ceiling plate. Unmarked.
47” x 10 1/4”
414:
$1,500–2,000
LIGHTING
Five Arts & Craf ts lighting fixtures: a brass-washed chandelier
with hanging lanterns lined in caramel slag glass, along with two
matching wall sconces; and two single wall sconces with gold art
glass shades, one brass-washed, one silver-washed. Unmarked.
Chandelier 41”. $1,000–1,500
412
413
186
414
415:
TIFFANY STUDIOS
Gold Favrile glass Jack-In-Pulpit vase, c. 1900 - 1910. (Excellent glass
c o l o r. From a private Massachusetts estate.) Engraved L.C.T – FAV R I L E
1636H.
Ht. 19 1/2” x W. 10 3/4”
$12,000–16,000
187
417
416
416:
418
417:
TIFFANY STUDIOS
TIFFANY
Red Favrile glass vase with tall neck in Persian taste, applied foo t .
Engraved L.C. Ti ffany Favrile 2440.
Gold Favrile bulbous vase with dimpled shoulder. Etched Louis C.
Ti ff a n y / U / 9 9 8 7 .
11 3/4”
5 1/4” x 4 1/2”
$8,000–12,000
418:
$700–900
TIFFANY STUDIOS
Fine experimental Favrile glass cabinet vase patterned with
horizontal iridescent bands on whitened ground, ca. 1900.
Engraved 010383 L.C.T.
3 1/4” $5,000–7,000
188
419
420
419:
421
421:
TIFFANY STUDIOS
TIFFANY & CO.
Rare bronze candlestick inlaid with glass mosaic. Fine original
patina, drilled hole to base. Stamped TIFFANY STUDIOS NEW
YORK/L238.
Pair of sterling silver and enamel footed dishes with blue and
green stylized flowers. Stamped TIFFANY & CO MAKERS STERLING
S I LVER 925-1000-2237R-7153.
7 1/2” x 4 1/2”
3 1/2” x 5 1/2”
$3,000–5,000
$500–750
420: T I F F A N Y F U R N A C E S
Gilt-parcel center bowl, its handles decorated in cloisonné with
pink lotus blossoms. Small dent to base, wear to gilt on handles.
Stamped LOUIS C. TIFFANY FURNACES INC. FAVRILE 415A.
$1,000–1,200
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422:
TIFFANY STUDIOS
Twelve assembled desk set items in diff e r e n t
patterns, including a note pad holder, perpetual
calendar, pen cleaner, pen tray, and four blotter
corners from the Zodiac pattern, a large
Grapevine letter holder in brass-washed silver,
a gilt-parcel hinged inkwell, a letter opener, and
a fountain pen in varied patterns. Original
patinas. Various markings.
Letter holder: 8 1/2” x 12 1/2” $2,000–3,000
422
Ten-piece gilt bronze and glass desk set in the
Pine Needle pattern, c. 1920. Comprising
square inkwell with original clear glass lining,
calendar frame, letter rack, note pad, stamp
box, letter clip, pen tray, pen wipe, paper knife
and pair of blotter ends. Hairline crack to
notepad panel and to one frame panel. All with
impressed TIFFANY STUDIOS marks.
Blotter ends 19”, frame 6 1/4” x 7 1/4”
$2,500–3,500
423
Three bronze and green glass desk set pieces in
the Pine Needle pattern: inkwell, rocker blotter
and toothpick holder. Inkwell with original clear
glass lining. All with impressed marks.
I n k w e ll: 6 3/4” dia.
424
190
$1,200–1,600
425:
EMILE GALLE
Applied and internally decorated artistic cameo vase with orchids
with applied green glass centers, beneath a sun in splendor in firepolished amber on frosted ground with gold foil inclusions, ca.
1900. Engraved artistic signature on center of base.
13” $8,000–12,000
191
426
427
426: E M I L E G A L L E
A rtistic cameo glass vase patterned with morning glory in purple,
green and white on martelé ground, ca. 1900. (Ref: A rt Nouveau
Glass: The Gernda Koepff Coll e c t i o n, Prestel, New York, p.127 fig.39,
for a very similar example.) Engraved vertical signature in
Japanese taste.
11” $10,000–14,000
427:
EMILE GALLE
Ta ll cameo glass tall vase patterned with peony blossom in
polished red on frosted ground, ca. 1900. Vertical cameo signature
in Japanese taste.
18”
$3,000–5,000
Cameo glass vase patterned with blossoms in shades of purple,
p a rtly fire-polished on frosted ground, ca. 1900. Cameo signature
GALLE.
12 1/2” $3,500–5,500
428
192
429:
429
430
431
432
431:
EMILE GALLE
EMILE GALLE
Cameo glass “blown out” vase patterned with hyacinths in shades
of red, partly fire-polished, against a frosted lemon-yellow ground,
ca. 1900. Cameo signature GALLE.
Cameo glass vase patterned with apple blossom in shades of red,
p a rtly fire-polished, against a lemon-yellow and frosted ground, ca.
1900. Cameo signature GALLE.
12”
9”
$12,000–16,000
$6,000–8,000
Cameo glass vase patterned with dahlia blossoms in shades of blue
and violet, partly fire-polished, against a frosted lemon-yel l o w
ground, ca. 1900. Cameo signature GALLE.
Cameo glass vase patterned with blossom laden branches in
polished orange and red on frosted lemon-yellow ground, ca. 1900.
Cameo signature.
9 1/2”
6 1/2”
$6,000–8,000
$1,200–1,800
193
433
434
435
436
433:
437
436:
EMILE GALLE
Two cameo glass bowls, one patterned with morning glories in
polished mauve on frosted pink ground, the other with red
blossoming branches on frosted yel low ground, ca. 1900. Both with
cameo signatures.
7 3/4”, 7 1/4” dias. $1,500–2,000
434:
438
EMILE GALLE
Cameo glass vase with dark amber chrysanthemum on a fire orange
ground. Some grinding to rim. Signed Gall é .
4 1/2” x 3 1/2”
437:
$900–1,400
EMILE GALLE
Cameo glass vase of flattened form with water lilies in greens and
browns on a lemon yellow ground. Cameo signature Gall é .
EMILE GALLE
Three cameo glass cabinet items in shades of mauve, ca. 1900:
boat-shaped vase patterned with sail boats, on frosted green and
blue ground; egg-shaped vase and cover with berry pattern; and an
orchid vase with polished finish. All with cameo signatures.
Length of boat shaped vase 7 1/4” $2,000–3,000
4 1/2” x 4 1/2”
435:
4 1/2”
EMILE GALLE
438:
$900–1,400
EMILE GALLE
Cameo glass vase patterned with red flora on lemon-yellow ground
with fire polishing, c. 1900. Cameo signature.
$1,000–1,500
Three cameo glass vases, c. 1900: one with blue polished lily pond
decoration; lily vase in polished red; and floral vase in orange and
frosted pale green ground. All with cameo signatures.
Ta llest 8 1/4”
194
$1,500–2,000
439
440
441
439: D A U M
W h e e l - c a rved cameo glass martelé vase patterned with blossoms
in orange and green against a clear martelé ground, ca. 1895.
Engraved signature DAUM NANCY and Cross of Lorraine.
Etched and enameled glass vase patterned with poppies enameled
in naturalistic colors against a frosted pale green ground, ca. 1890.
Engraved signature GALLE NANCY déposé.
6 1/2”
7 1/8”
$5,000–7,000
441:
$3,000–4,000
EMILE GALLE
Enameled glass vase with four prunts, decorated with nymphs on
two prunts, ca. 1890. Some wear to gilt. Signed Emile Gall é
Déposé.
6 1/2” x 9”
$800–1,200
195
442
443
444
445
442:
444:
DAUM
DAUM
C a rved cameo glass vase with applied and carved snow drops in
white, green and brown over mottled blue ground, ca. 1900. Wheelcut signature DAUM NANCY with Cross of Lorraine.
Etched and enameled tall baluster vase patterned with red flowers
and green foliage on blue mottled ground, c. 1905. Cameo
signature DAUM NANCY with Cross of Lorraine.
9 1/2”
13 3/8”
$4,000–6,000
$1,200–1,600
443: D A U M
Cameo glass vase patterned with part i a lly carved blue flowers,
with pale green foliage against a mottled white ground, ca. 1900.
Wheel-cut signature DAUM NANCY with Cross of Lorraine.
4 45: D A U M
Cameo scenic vase patterned with sailboats in harbor in deep
purple and green on a mottled yellow, red and gray ground, ca.
1900. Engraved signature DAUM NANCY with Cross of Lorraine.
9 1/2”
14”
196
$1,500–2,000
$1,800–2,400
446:
447
DAUM
Monumental etched and enameled glass vase patterned with
morning glories in naturalistic colors against a frosted and mottled
ground shading to amber, ca. 1900. Cameo signature DAUM
NANCY with Cross of Lorraine.
19 1/2” $5,000–7,000
EMILE GALLE
Monunmental cameo glass vase patterned with trailing wisteria in
matte pink, green and white on frosted pale olive ground, ca. 1900.
V e rtical cameo signature in Japanese taste.
23 1/4”
$3,000–5,000
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448
449
450
451
448:
452
451:
DAUM
DAUM
Cameo glass vase with deep green wooded landscape over mottled
red, yellow and purple ground, ca. 1900. Cameo signature DAUM
13” $1,500–2,000
Etched and enameled glass vase with naturalistically colored
m u s h r ooms and vegetation on mottled orange and yellow ground,
ca. 1900. Painted signature DAUM NANCY with Cross of Lorraine.
5 1/2” $3,000–4,000
449: D A U M
Cameo glass vase with wooded landscape in autumnal colors
against a mottled yellow ground, ca. 1910. Cameo signature DAUM
452: D A U M
Etched and enameled glass cabinet vase patterned with bleeding
h e a rt in naturalistic colors on mottled amber ground, ca. 1900.
Cameo signature DAUM NANCY with Cross of Lorraine.
11 3/4”
4 1/2”
450:
$1,200–1,600
$1,200–1,600
DAUM
Etched and enameled miniature winter landscape vase with
w ooded scene in naturalistic colors against a mottled orange and
y e llow ground, ca. 1900. Painted signature DAUM NANCY with
Cross of Lorraine.
4”
198
$1,500–2,000
453
454
453: D A U M
Etched and enameled glass vase patterned with wisteria in shades
of mauve and green on frosted and mottled orange and brown
ground, ca. 1900. Engraved signature DAUM NANCY with Cross of
Lorraine.
7 1/4”
$1,000–1,500
454: M U L L E R F R E R E S
Fine carved cameo glass vase patterned with blossoming
carnations in deep red and yellow on polished and mottled red
ground, ca. 1900. Engraved signature.
17” $3,000–4,000
455:
THOMAS WEBB & SONS
Cameo glass vase patterned with morning glory in white and red on
l e m o n - y e llow ground.
4 1/2”
$2,500–3,500
455
199
456
457
458
459
456:
458:
THOMAS WEBB & SONS
Cameo glass bowl patterned with trailing blossoms and butterfly in
white on frosted ruby ground, ca. 1890. Stenciled signature.
5 1/4” dia
$300–500
3 1/4”
457:
$4,500–5,500
459: S T E V E N S A N D W I L L I A M S
Silveria glass vase, the upper body with Silveria technique over a
clear base decorated with green threading, ca. 1890. Some very
minor losses to threading.
7 1/2”
200
$6,000–8,000
THOMAS WEBB & SONS
“Rock Crystal” glass vase with three carved flower heads in red and
white glass in Chinese taste, ca. 1890. Etched signature.
3 3/4”
THOMAS WEBB & SONS
Unusual cameo glass vase with ornate repeating pattern in the
“ Tapestry” manner in red on yellow with white interior, the pattern
extending through the base, ca. 1880.
$6,000–8,000
459B
459A
459A:
459B:
LOETZ
459C
LOETZ
Monumental lily vase of naturalistic floriform with iridescent oil
spot decoration. Unmarked.
A rt Nouveau glass vase with silver overlay, decorated with
iridescent trailing tendrils, ca. 1900.
17 1/2”
3 3/4”
$1,500–2,000
459C:
LOETZ
$2,250–2,750
A rt Nouveau glass vase patterned with iridescent waves on violet
ground, ca. 1900. Engraved LOETZ AUSTRIA.
5 1/4”
$1,000–1,500
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460
461
462
463
460: D E D H A M
Experimental bulbous vase by Hugh Robertson, covered in forest
green and blue thick mottled glaze. Incised Dedham Pottery HCR,
in ink DP 15A.
7 1/4” x 4 1/4”
461:
$1,400–1,900
DEDHAM
Experimental vase by Hugh Robertson covered in an amber and
cobalt flambe glaze. Incised Dedham Pottery HCR E.
6” x 4”
Two baluster vases, one covered in plain clear glaze, the other in
white crackled glaze (firing line). Both stamped CKAW.
6 1/2” and 6 1/4” $1,000–1,500
$1,000–1,500
463: D E D H A M / C H E L S E A K E R A M I C A R T W O R K S
Two Experimental vases by Hugh Robertson: a CKAW cabinet vase
c overed in brown and green orange peel textured glaze, and a
Dedham baluster vase in amber flambe on a white ground. One
stamped CKAW, the other Dedham Pottery HCR, in ink DP 34D.
4” and 8” $1,200–1,700
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464
465
466
467
464: D E D H A M
Rare Crackleware plate in the Lion Tapestry pattern. Cobalt stamp
and rabbit die-stamp.
8 1/2” dia. $1,200–1,800
466: D E D H A M
Early Crackleware plate embossed with upside down dolphins.
Restoration to rim chip. Die stamp CPUS.
8 1/2” dia. $900–1,400
465: D E D H A M
Crackleware plate in the Dolphin pattern. Cobalt stamp.
467: D E D H A M
Crackleware plate in the Polar Bear pattern. Cobalt stamp and
rabbit die stamp.
10” dia. $800–1,200
8 1/2” dia.
206
$1,000–1,500
468
469
470
471
468: D E D H A M
Early Crackleware plate embossed with clover leaves. Cobalt CPUS
stamp.
8 1/2” dia. $800–1,200
470: D E D H A M
Rare Crackleware child’s dish in the Elephant (and baby) pattern. A
couple of small chips to foot ring. Cobalt stamp.
7 1/2” dia. $1,200–1,800
469: D E D H A M
Crackleware plate in the Pineapple pattern. Two small chips to foo t
ring. Rabbit die-stamp.
8 1/2” dia. $800–1,200
471: D E D H A M
Crackleware plate in the Elephant pattern. Cobalt stamp and rabbit
die-stamp.
6 1/2” dia. $800–1,200
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472
473
474
475
472: D E D H A M
Three Crackleware plates: Poppy (short line to rim), early CPUS;
Horse Chestnut; and Potted Orange Tree (a couple of hairlines).
Various marks.
8 1/2” $800–1,200
476
474: D E D H A M
Four Crackleware pieces in the Clockwise Rabbit pattern: a soup
bowl, 5” bowl, a sherbet, and a 5” stein with baby rabbit (this one
piece is signed Dedham Pottery). Cobalt stamps except on
s h e r b e rt .
$900–1,200
473:
DEDHAM
Three Crackleware items in the clockwise Rabbit pattern: a rare 9”
c overed casserole (small chip to foot ring, flake to inside of lid); a
8” bowl dated 1931; and a bacon rasher (small nicks to edge).
Cobalt stamps and some with rabbit die-stamp.
$1,200–1,500
475:
DEDHAM
Four Crackleware pieces in the Clockwise Rabbit pattern: a 7” bowl
(wear to edge, chips to foot ring, and spiderline); a 4 1/2” bowl; a
s h e r b e rt; and a 5” stein. Cobalt stamps.
$1,000–1,400
476:
DEDHAM
Five Crackleware cups in the Elephant, Rabbit, Butterfly, Tu rt l e
(reglued), and Mushroom (boul lion) patterns. Cobalt stamps.
2 1/4” x 5” $1,200–1,600
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477
478
479
480
477: D E D H A M
Crackleware plate in the Polar Bear pattern. Cobalt stamp and
rabbit die-stamp.
8 1/2” dia. $800–1,200
479: D E D H A M
Two Crackleware crab plates. Both have cobalt stamp, smaller also
stamped 1931 and rabbit die-stamps.
8 3/4” and 7 1/2” $1,200–1,600
478: D E D H A M
Crackleware plate in the Tu rtle pattern. Cobalt stamp and rabbit
die-stamp.
6 1/4” dia. $1,000–1,500
480: D E D H A M
Rare Crackleware plate with a central poppy surrounded with poppy
pods. Cobalt stamp and rabbit die-stamp.
6 1/4” dia. $800–1,200
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481
482
483
484
485
486
481: D E D H A M
Crackleware charger by Maud Davenport in the Clockwise Rabbit
pattern. Cobalt stamp and rabbit die stamp.
484: D E D H A M
Five Crackleware cup and saucer sets in the Horse Chestnut, Grape,
Magnolia, Azalea, and Rabbit patterns. Cobalt stamps.
12 1/4” dia.
Cups: 2 1/4” x 3 3/4”, saucer: 6” dia.
$800–1,200
482: D E D H A M
Four Crackleware plates in the Duck, 6” and 10”, and Turkey, 6 1/4”
and 8 1/2”, patterns. Indigo and die-stamped marks.
$1,000–1,400
483: D E D H A M
Three Crackleware items in the Azalea pattern: a 4 3/4” milk
pitcher, a 10” plate, and an 8 1/2” shallow soup plate (two small
nicks to foot ring). All have cobalt stamp, plates have rabbit diestamp.
485: D E D H A M
Seven Crackleware plates in the Rabbit, Snowtree, Iris, Water Lily,
Magnolia, Horse Chestnut, and Grape patterns. Exceptional
condition. Cobalt stamps and some with rabbit die-stamp.
6” dia. $1,200–1,500
486: D E D H A M Eight Crackleware plates in the Clockwise
Rabbit pattern. Small chips to two bottom rings. Cobalt and diestamped marks.
6” dia
$1,000–1,300
$1,000–1,300
210
$1,000–1,500
487
488
489
490
487: D E D H A M
Three rare Crackleware items: a 5” bowl in the Lotus pattern (kiln
kiss); a large stein (small chip and firing line to base, signed
Dedham Pottery); and 7 3/4” old style bowl in the clockwise Rabbit
pattern. Cobalt stamps.
489: D E D H A M
Crackleware cof fee pot (reglued handle) and milk pitcher (firing
line below handle) in the Clockwise Rabbit pattern. Pot marked
with cobalt stamp.
9” and 5 1/4”
$900–1,200
$1,200–1,500
490:
488: D E D H A M
Crackleware coffee pot in the Clockwise Rabbit pattern. Cobalt
stamp.
7” x 9” $1,000–1,500
DEDHAM
Seven Crackleware items mostly in the Clockwise Rabbit pattern:
an egg cup, salt and pepper shakers (some glaze lifting to both,
possibly from firing), an assembled demitasse cup and saucer
(minute flecks to cup); also a floriform butter pat and an
undecorated flower frog. Mostly marked.
$1,000–1,300
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491
492
493
494
495
496
491: D E D H A M
Five Crackleware plates painted by Maud Davenport in the Rabbit,
Grape, Magnolia, and Duck patterns. All marked with cobalt stamp
and rabbit die-stamp, and Davenport ’s “o”.
8 1/2” $900–1,300
494: D E D H A M
Seven Crackleware plates: 10” Magnolia; 10” Pond Lily (firing
lines); 8 1/2” Horse Chestnut (small chips to foot ring), marked
CPUS; 8 1/4” Clockwise Rabbit low soup plate (tight line); 6” Grape
by Maud Davenport; 6” Iris; 6” Rabbit. Various marks.
$1,200–1,800
492:
DEDHAM
Five Crackleware plates in the Duck, Grape, Iris, Pond Lily, and
Snowtree patterns. Cobalt stamps and most with rabbit die-stamp,
A’ on duck plate. 10” dia. $1,000–1,300
493:
DEDHAM
Five Crackleware plates: Grape by Maud Davenport; Pond Lily
(nick); early and embossed Potted Orange Tree (spiderline and
hairline to bottom; early Horse Chestnut (a few chips to foot ring)
marked CPUS; and Magnolia dated 11/20/08. Various marks.
8 1/2” dia. $1,000–1,300
495:
DEDHAM
Six Crackleware pieces: Five in the Clockwise Rabbit pattern, an
unusual 4 1/4” bowl, a 9” soup bowl (small nick to base), a 9”
c overed warmer, a boullion cup and saucer (light wear to rim); and
an Azalea bacon rasher (small glaze misses or possibly flakes to
r a s h e r ’s rim). Various marks.
$1,200–1,600
496: D E D H A M
Eleven Crackleware pieces in the Clockwise Rabbit pattern: four
plates: early 10” CPUS (hairline), 6” dated 1931, 7 1/2”, 8 1/2” by
Maud Davenport; three cups and three saucers in assorted sizes
(hairline to medium saucer); and a candlestick. Various marks.
$1,100–1,500
END OF SESSION TWO
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CRAFTSMAN AUCTIONS
SESSION THREE
Sunday, September 17, 2006 • immediately following Session Tw o
Chest of nine drawers with an overhanging top, arched toe-kick,
and wooden pulls. Refinished, replaced board in top. Branded
inside drawer.
51” x 36” x 20”
501:
$4,000–6,000
GUSTAV STIC KL EY
Chest of drawers with a two-ov e r-two configuration, pivo t i n g
mirror, and wooden pulls. Refinished, replaced top. Decal inside
drawer, paper label on back.
66” x 48” x 22” $2,800–3,500
500
501
502
503
502: L . & J . G . S T I C K L E Y
Sidechair with a spindled back and tacked-on leather seat along
with a drop-front desk with interior galleries above two small and
one long drawer, and a J.M. YOUNG foo t s t ool with arched siderails.
Original finish on all, foo t s t ool requires upholstery, desk has minor
roughness. Chair is unmarked, desk has Handcraf t decal, foo t s t oo l
has paper label.
Chair: 36 1/2” x 16 1/4” x 15”, Desk: 39 3/4” x 29 3/4” x 16 3/4”,
F oo t s t ool: 16 1/2” x 18” x 13” $1,400–1,800
503:
L. & J.G. STICKLEY
Drop-front desk with an interior gallery, two drawers with woo d e n
p u lls, and bookcase sides. Refinished. Branded inside drawer. 40
1/2” x 38” x 20 3/4” $1,500–2,000
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504
505
506
507
504: R U S T I C
Pair of armchairs with log construction and woven cane seats and
backs. Very good original finish and condition (some chips to bark).
Unmarked.
506: O L D H I C K O R Y
Rocker (no. 37) with a curved back, bentwood construction, and a
split ash seat and back. Original finish, replaced caning to back and
seat. Unmarked.
36 1/2” x 24 1/2” x 23”
39” x 26” x 20”
505:
$1,600–2,200
507:
OLD HICKORY
Armchair with a caned seat and back together with a foo t s t ool with
c u rved side rails and a cane deck. Original finish on both, chair
seat has been authentical ly re-caned. Brand and metal tag.
Chair: 44” x 29” x 25”, foo t s t ool: 15” x 20” x 14 1/2” $900–1,400
216
$600–800
GUSTAV STICKLEY
Sewing stand with drop leaves, two drawers, and interior thread
h o l d e r. Refinished, stains to top. Unmarked.
28 1/2” x 18 1/2” x 18” $1,500–2,500
508
509
Dining table with a large flaring pedestal, shoe-feet and four
leaves. Wear and scratches to top. Unmarked.
29 1/2” x 59” $4,500–6,500
Set of five sidechairs (no. 306 1/2) with three horizontal backslats
and tacked-on leather seats newly recovered in dark brown vinyl.
Original finish, all are loose. Four have red decals, the other is
branded.
36 1/2” x 17” x 16 1/2”
$1,500–2,000
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510
511
512
510: K N A U S
Armchair and rocker with fixed backs, two broad slats framed by
corbels under each arm, and drop-in spring seats and loose back
cushions covered in dark brown leather. Original finish with
overcoat, good condition. Unmarked.
Armchair: 40” x 33” x 31”, rocker: 38” x 33” x 31”
$3,500–5,000
512: S T I C K L E Y B R O T H E R S
Grandfather clock with paneled sides, applied tenons and keys and
wheel etching on its glass doo r. Original finish. Unmarked.
83 1/4” x 21” x 12 1/4” $1,000–2,000
513:
NO LOT
511: P H O E N I X
Rocker and armchair with broad vertical slats, rounded arms and
drop-in cushions recovered in brown vinyl. Original finish, goo d
condition. Unmarked.
Rocker: 32” x 29 1/2” x 24 1/2”,
armchair: 35 3/4” x 29 1/2” x 24 1/4”
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$1,200–1,800
514
515
514: A R T S & C R A F T S
Large four- d oor bookcase with diamond-shaped mullions, textured
glass, carved floral decorations in its upper corners, and
reticulated iron hardware. Very good original finish. Unmarked.
515: A R T S & C R A F T S
Even-arm settle with canted sides, drop-in spring cushion cov e r e d
in caramel colored leather, and vertical slats all around. Original
finish, wear to leather. Unmarked.
48 1/2” x 99” x 14 3/4”
33” x 74” x 29 3/4”
$3,000–5,000
$2,400–3,250
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516
517
518
Sideboard with three central drawers flanked by two cupboard
d oors over a single long drawer and hammered copper strap-hinges
and pulls. Cleaned original finish, seam separation to top. Red
decal in drawer, paper label on back.
48” x 65 1/4” x 24”
518: C H A R L E S S T I C K L E Y ( A t t r . )
Diminutive server with two drawers, a plate rail, and oval copper
p u lls. Original finish with overcoat. N.R. Reed Co. metal tag on
back.
39 1/4” x 42” x 20”
$4,000–6,000
517: L . & J . G . S T I C K L E Y
S i n g l e - d oor china cabinet with twelve panes, an arched apron, and
copper pulls. Original finish with overcoat, break to one pane,
missing another. Branded “Work of...” inside doo r.
60” x 36” x 16”
220
$4,500 5,500
$1,400–2,200
519
520
Set of four dining chairs (no. 306 1/2) with three horizontal back
slats and tacked-on leather seats with pyramidal tacks. Original
finish with partial overcoats. Red decals on back stretchers.
Dining table with a shaped pedestal, three original leaves and
massive shoe feet. Refinished, good condition. Remnants of paper
label under top.
36” x 17” x 16 1/2”
29” x 54”
$2,000–3,000
$2,800–3,500
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521
522
523
524
521: L I M B E R T
Lamp table with circular top, canted legs and broad crossstretchers with square cut-outs. Original finish, some roughness.
Branded under top.
29 1/2” x 30”
522:
$1,500–2,000
20” x 18” $800-1,200
524:
LIFETIME
Morris chair with three vertical slats under each arm, a drop-in
spring seat and a loose back cushion covered in medium brown
l e a t h e r. Original finish, some wear to leather. Unmarked.
40” x 32” x 37 1/2” $2,500–3,500
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Tabouret with circular top. Original finish. Red decal.
GUSTAV STICKLEY
Fixed-back armchair with a deep seat, five slats under each arm,
and a drop-in spring seat newly recovered in burgundy leather.
Original finish, good condition. Unmarked.
39” x 29” x 29” $2,500–3,500
525
525A
526
Drop-arm Morris chair with with five slats and corbels under each
arm, and a drop-in spring seat and loose back cushion newly
r e c overed in dark brown leather. Original finish with minor
overcoat, posts have been refinished. Branded on back stretcher.
39” x 32 3/4” x 37 1/2”
527
S m o k e r ’s cabinet with a small drawer over a cabinet door and
interior shelving, and copper hardware. Original finish with
overcoat, seam separation to top. Branded on drawer side.
29” x 20” x 15”
$1,800–2,500
$6,500–9,500
527:
525A: A R T S & C R A F T S
U m b r e lla stand with four compartments, shaped top posts, and a
copper drip pan. Original finish, replaced pan. Unmarked.
25 3/4” x 10 1/2” x 10 1/2” $400–600
GUSTAV STICKLEY
F oo t s t ool with tacked-on leather deck. Original finish, original
l e a t h e r. Branded on stretcher, shadow of a paper label.
15” x 20” x 16”
$1,400–2,000
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528
529
530
531
Even-arm settle with vertical slats all around and a drop-in
cushion newly recovered in white canvas. Decal under seat.
33” x 50” x 22 1/2” $1,500–2,000
Knee-hole desk with five drawers, paneled sides and back and iron
hardware. Original finish with wear and stains to top. Red decal
inside drawer.
30” x 50” x 28”
Even-arm settle with vertical slats all around and drop-in cushion
newly recovered in dark brown leather. Original finish. Metal tag.
33” x 50” x 22 1/2” $1,800–2,500
224
531:
$2,000–3,000
GUSTAV STICKLEY
Drop-front desk with four drawers, copper drawer pulls and interior
g a llery. Original finish with light overcoat, repair to front at
escutcheon. Branded top right drawer.
44” x 32” x 14” $2,000–3,000
V e llum vase painted by Lenore Asbury with
white geese running, 1908. Seconded mark
for glaze bubbles, 2” line from rim. Flame
mark/VIII/1356D/L.A./S.
8 1/2” x 4 1/4”
$500–700
Ta ll Production bulbous vase deeply
embossed with vines of gourds and
blossoms under mottled blue glaze, 1929.
Flame mark/XXIX/2997.
13 3/4” x 5 1/2”
$750–1,000
Standard Glaze bulbous vase painted by A.
M. Valentien with golden daf fodils, 1896. A
couple of scratches. Flame mark/814/A. M.
V.
8” x 5 1/2”
535:
532
533
534
535
536
537
538
539
$350–45 0
ROOKWOOD
V e llum bulbous vase painted by Elizabeth
McDermott with stylized blossoms in pink
and red on a white and indigo ground, 1917.
Two bruises to rim. Flame
m a r k / X V I I / 9 6 9 D / a rt i s t ’s cipher.
5” x 4” $400–600
Two vases: Painted Matt by C. A. Baker
with pink blossoms on green ground, 1901,
and Production geometric in matt red,
1906 (seconded mark for glaze shaving).
Both marked.
8” and 6” $700–900
537:
ROOKWOOD
V e l lum squat vessel beautifully painted by
Ed Diers with fleshy roses, 1908. Spiderline
to bottom, goes only part i a lly through.
Flame mark/VIII/1375/ED/V.
5 1/2” x 8 1/2” $45 0 – 6 5 0
538:
ROOKWOOD
V e llum vase painted by Ed Diers with light
pink and yellow nasturtium blossoms on a
blue ground, 1928. Uncrazed. Flame
mark/XXVII/915D/ED.
7” x 5 1/2” $800–1,200
539:
ROOKWOOD
Large Production urn embossed with a
band of quatrefoils under a fine indigo
b u t t e rfat glaze, 1916. Flame
mark/XVI/339B.
14 1/2” and 9 1/2” $800–1,200
225
Standard Glaze Light bulbous vase painted
by unidentified artist with yellow roses,
1889. A couple of small glaze chips to
base. Flame mark/486A/S.
13 1/4” x 7”
$650–950
541: R O O K W O O D , E t c .
Seven assorted pieces: three Roo k w oo d
Production vases, tallest with tulips
c overed in brown glaze, and four Fulper
pieces in Moss-to-Rose Flambé. All marked.
Ta llest: 10 1/2”
$600–900
542: F U L P E R
Tankard and three mug set covered in
Leopard-Skin Crystalline glaze. Two cracks
to tankard handle. Vertical marks.
13” and 4” $600–900
543:
540
541
542
543
544
545
546
547
FULPER
Two-handled bulbous vase covered in
frothy indigo and turquoise glaze on Caféau-Lait matte ground. Pin head-size flake
to rim. Vertical mark.
7 1/4” x 6 3/4” $400–600
544:
FULPER
Two vases, one of baluster form covered in
a fine frothy Cucumber Matt green glaze,
and a Metone copper-clad two-handled
vase. First has vertical mark, second
stamped METONE.
6 3/4” and 7 1/4”
5 45:
$750–1,000
FULPER
Three-piece garniture set, a pair of twisted
candlesticks and a spherical bowl, al l
c overed in blue crystalline glaze. Deep
crazing around bowl’s rim. Vertical marks.
8” and 5 1/2”
546:
$400–500
FULPER
Two melon-shaped vases covered in
Flemington Green flambé glaze. Vert i c a l
marks.
4 3/4” and 7 3/4”
$750–1,000
547: F U L P E R
Two bud vases covered in frothy beige
glaze over matte mustard ground. Vert i c a l
marks.
3 1/2” and 5 1/4”
226
$300–500
548: F U L P E R
Three vases in assorted glazes. Bruise to
rim of ivory/blue flambé. All marked.
Ta llest: 9 1/2” $700–1,000
549: F U L P E R
Five low bowls in assorted glazes. Hairline
to lobed center bowl, grinding chips to
Lotus bowl. All marked.
Largest: 3 1/2” x 16”
550:
548
549
$400–600
FULPER
Three vases covered in Wistaria Matt
glaze. Grinding chip to buttressed vase,
repair to base chip on three-handled. All
marked.
Ta llest: 8 1/4”
551:
$500–750
FULPER
Three vases covered in purple glaze,
including Wistaria Matt. Repair to chip on
base of three-handled. All marked.
Ta llest: 7 3/4”
552:
$500–750
SATURDAY EVENI NG
GIRLS
Low flaring bowl painted with yel l o w
stylized blossoms, 1926. Tight hairline to
rim. Paul Revere stamp/6-26/LS.
2” x 10 1/4”
550
551
553:
$1,000–1,500
SATURDAY EVENI NG
GIRLS
F o u r-sided vase decorated in cuerda seca
with trees in a landscape on an indigo
ground, 1920. S.E.G./12-20/JMD, A.P. on
s u rf a c e .
3 3/4” x 2 1/2” $750–1,000
554:
S AT U R D AY E V E NI NG
GIRLS
Plate decorated in cuerda seca with a
m e d a llion of white swan and J. P. T. on a
white and blue ground. Light abrasion.
S.E.G. 8-19.
8”
555:
552
553
$600–900
S AT U R D AY EV E NI NG
GIRLS
Divided bowl decorated in cuerda seca with
a band of white irises on bright yell o w
ground. Restoration to chip, missing lid.
S.E.G./4.16.
2 1/2” x 8 1/2”
554
$600–900
555
227
556:
SATURDAY EVEN IN G
GIRLS
Eight vases covered in assorted glazes. Ta ll
blue vase cracked, as-is, tallest black vase
and black bowl have 1/2” chip, medium
black vase with closed-in rim has bubbled
glaze and hairline, light blue goblet is
cracked, ivory bud vase bubbled. All
marked.
Ta llest: 13”
557:
556
557
$600–900
S AT U R D AY E V E NI NG
GIRLS
Tea set comprising a teapot, sugar bowl,
creamer, teacup and saucer, and three
plates, all in blue and white semi-matte
glaze. S.E.G. and Paul Revere marks.
$600–900
558:
S AT U R D AY E V EN I NG
GIRLS
Three egg cups, each painted with a white
chick on a yellow ground. Some abrasion to
rims, tight hairline to one. Two signed
S.E.G.
1 3/4” x 1 3/4” $400–600
559:
558
559
SATURDAY EVEN IN G
GIRLS/FULPER
Two pieces: Saturday Evening Girls bread
plate with a band of rabbits on a yell o w
ground, and “Elizabeth Madeira Her Very
O w n”, 1 1/2” hairline from rim, marked, 7
3/4” dia; Fulper flaring bowl with a frothy
blue, ivory, and black interior, marked, 7”
dia
$750–1,000
560: H A M P S H I R E
Ta ll two-handled vase covered in a goo d ,
s m ooth matte green glaze. Stamped JST &
CO KEENE, NH.
14 3/4” x 5 1/4” $950–1,250
561:
560
561
HAMPSHIRE
Low bowl embossed with water lily buds
and lily pads under a smooth matte green
glaze. Some wear to bottom. Stamped
mark.
3 1/4” x 10” $600–900
562:
GEORGE OHR
Bottle-shaped vase with deep dimples,
c overed in a sparkling gunmetal brown
glaze. 1/4” chip over restoration area on
bottom edge. Stamped G. E. OHR, Biloxi,
Miss.
4” x 2 1/2”
563:
$1,500–2,000
GEORGE OHR
Vessel with cupped neck and pronounced
shoulder, covered in a rare mottled gold
and gunmetal glaze. Stamped G. E. OHR,
Biloxi, Miss.
3 1/4” x 3 1/4”
562
228
563
$1,250–1,750
Baluster vase covered in indigo glaze.
G.E.OHR, Biloxi, Miss.
3 3/4” x 2 1/4” $900–1,200
Bulbous vase with protruding and notched
band, covered in deep teal green gunmetal
glaze. Stamped G.E.OHR Biloxi Miss.
4 1/2” x 3 1/4”
566:
$1,750–2,250
GEORGE OHR
Vase with closed-in rim covered in mottled
gunmetal brown glaze. Script signature.
3 1/2” x 5”
567:
$1,200–1,600
564
565
566
567
568
569
GEORGE OHR
Bulbous vase covered in brown-speckled
khaki green and orange glaze. Small chip
to base. Stamped mark.
5” x 3 1/2” $1,250–1,750
Vase with flaring rim, its interior in bright
green glaze, its exterior in mottled
gunmetal brown. Several small chips,
including one reglued, and short hairline.
Stamped mark.
5” x 4”
569:
$1,250–1,750
GEORGE OHR
N ovelty card holder with shell covered in
pale amber glaze. Hairline to back, restored
lobe. Stamped GEO. E. OHR. BILOXI, MISS.
4” x 4” x 4”
$800–1,200
Vessel with stove pipe neck and barrelshaped body covered in black and brown
sponged glaze on a green speckled ground.
Stamped GEORGE OHR BILOXI, MISS.
4 1/2” x 3 3/4”
$1,750–2,250
Transitional cabinet vase carved by
unidentified artist with a bayou scene,
1914. NC/CL/JM/238/GVII.
$1,750–2,250
570
571
229
Early mug painted by unidentified art i s t
with stylized artichokes in green on a blue
ground, 1901. Y-shaped line from rim.
NC/JM/Q/F-49/X/triangle and paper label
which reads “APPROVED BY THE SOCIETY
OF ARTS & CRAFTS”.
4” x 5 1/2”
573:
$800–1,200
NEWCOMB COLLEGE
Transitional creamer carved by Henrietta
Bailey with white nasturtium, 1913.
NC/HB/FZ51/23/80/B.
3” x 4 1/2” $750–1,000
574:
NEWCOMB COLLEGE
572
573
574
575
576
577
578
579
Bulbous vessel carved by Aurelia Arbo with
a bayou scene with ful l moon, 1938. NC AA
FP Y87.
4 1/2” x 5 1/2”
575:
$2,900–3,400
BYRDCLIFFE
Bowl, its exterior painted with stylized
blossoms in black on a turquoise mottled
ground. Small area with crazing of
overglaze. Byrdclif fe stamp.
5” x 10 1/2”
576:
$400–600
BYRDCLIFFE
Large centerbowl incised with grape
clusters under blue and purple matte and
glossy flambé glaze. Touch-ups to a few
rim chips. Byrdclif fe stamp.
6” x 12 3/4”
577:
$750–950
RHEAD/SANTA BARBARA
Squat closed-in bowl covered in blue and
green flambé glaze. 1” horizontal hairline
near rim. Stamped potters mark.
2 1/4” x 7 1/2” $1,500–2,000
578: N O R T H D A K O T A
SCHOOL OF MINES
Bentonite clay vessel by Allen with yel l o w
birds on a terra cotta ground. Indigo stamp
and All e n .
5 1/2” x 5 1/2”
579:
$500–750
NORTH DAKOTA SCHOOL
OF MINES/WPA
Two small vessels, one NDSM impressed
with blades of wheat by Flora Huckfield,
the other a small flaring WPA vase, 1938,
in matte green glaze (short line). Both
marked.
2 3/4”, 2 1/4”
230
$800–1,200
580:
NORTH DAKOTA SCHOOL
OF MINES
Squat vessel decorated by Julia Mattson
with viking ships in blues and greens.
Circular stamp/JM/236.
3 3/4” x 4 1/4”
581:
$800–1,200
NORTH DAKOTA SCHOOL
OF MINES
Bulbous vase, its shoulder decorated in the
Prairie Rose pattern by Flora Huckfield and
student, in brown and green. Circular
stamp. MAS/H/207.
5 3/4” x 5 1/4” $650–950
580
581
582:
TEPLITZ/
AMPHORA (Attr.)
Ta ll Arts & Craf ts porcelain vase fashioned
to appear clad in hammered and riveted
copper, with two pierced handles and large
panels of embossed stylized trees. A
couple glaze flecks, one small chip to base.
Stamped 5552 N.
20 1/2” x 9 3/4” $750–1,000
583:
MOORCROFT
Large center bowl in the Poppy pattern.
Stamped MOORCROFT 253 MADE IN
E N G LAND and signature.
3 3/4” x 13”
582
583
$750–1,000
584: R O Y A L B O N N
A rt Nouveau umbrella stand decorated in
trail slip with white blossoms, covered in
majolica glazes. Several minor nicks,
spiderline to bottom (does not go
through). Stamped mark and
6076/III/6735222.
21 3/4” x 10”
585:
$500–700
JOHANN VON SCHWARZ
A rt Nouveau vase decorated in cuenca with
a maiden in profile over multi-colored
poppies, her face hand-painted. A couple of
minor grinding chips. Stamped 631 6 71
and illegibly initialed.
9” x 4”
584
585
$45 0 – 6 5 0
586: M O O R C R O F T
Bulbous vase in the Pomegranate pattern.
Stamped MOORCROFT MADE IN ENGLA N D
and signature.
9 1/2” x 5 1/4”
587:
$800–1,200
MINTON/METTLACH
Two items: a Minton jardinière decorated
in trail slip with stylized tulips, restoration
to chip at rim, signed and numbered;
Mettlach pitcher with blue berries,
stamped Mettlach 2947.
7 1/2” x 9 1/2” and 8 1/2”
586
$800–1,200
587
231
588:
PILKINGTON ROYAL
LANCASTRIAN
Pair of bulbous Art Deco vases decorated in
trail slip with a geometric band on cobalt
and fire orange ground. Pottery stamp
R O YAL LANCASTRIAN ENGLAND 3185 AE.
5 3/4” x 5 1/4” $600–800
589:
MOORCROFT/DOULTON
Two English coronation pieces: a Moo r c r o ft
c overed vessel inscribed “KING GEORGE IV,
QUEEN ELIZABETH CORONATION, MAY 12
1937”; and a Royal Doulton goblet with
Edward VII and Alexandra, Queen Consort ,
1902. Shallow firing line to bottom of
c overed vessel. Both marked.
588
589
3 3/4” and 5”
590:
$800–1,200
METTLACH/NIPPON Etc.
Four assorted vessels: Mettlach Indianinspired baluster vase with elephant head
handles, restoration to chip at base;
Nippon Moriage urn with Arts & Craf t s
roses, a couple of minor flakes; 1920’s
German vase; Turner patent ware pitcher
with hunting scene, 1830’s. Three marked.
11 1/2”, 6 1/2”, 4 3/4”, 7 1/4”
591:
590
591
$600–800
PJE (Scandinavian)
Two dishes, one with seals (restoration),
and one with lobster. Both marked PJE with
crown.
7 1/2” and 5” diams. $400–600
592: E N G L I S H A R T S & C R A F T S
Pair of brass-washed hammered copper
faceted vases enameled with stylized
blossoms in blues and whites. Some wear
to brass wash. Incised 3196.
12” x 6” $850–1,250
593: A R T S & C R A F T S
Large humidor with cast-iron riveted
hinges and handles, complete with original
tin lining. Fine new finish. Unmarked.
8 1/4” x 15 1/2” x 12 1/2”
594:
592
593
$500–750
TIFFANY, Etc.
Four candlesticks: Ti ffany Studios bronze
tripod candlestick with “First Panel Sheriff ’s
Duty” medallion, 1906, original patina,
missing bobeche and screw, stamped
T I F FANY STUDIOS; pair of Jarvie (Attr. )
Beta brass candlesticks, cleaned patina and
missing bobeches, unmarked; Archibald
Knox for Tudric pewter candelabra in an
i vory leaf pattern, fully marked
7 3/4”, 12 3/4”, 10 3/4”
595:
$800–1,200
ROYCROFT
Brass-washed hammered copper desk set
in a woodgrain pattern, comprising a
blotter with four corners, perpetual
calendar, inkwell, letter opener, stamp box,
letter holder, ink blotter, pen tray, inkwell
( p a rtial), along with a bud vase. Orb and
cross marks.
594
232
595
$700–1,000
Hammered copper basket with pierced and
riveted handle. Some cleaning to patina.
Open box mark.
7 1/2” x 11 1/2”
597:
$600–900
HEINTZ/SILVERCREST
Four silver-on-bronze items including a
Heintz trophy with floral garlands, medium
patina; Heintz helmet-shade desk lamp in
a geometric pattern, good green patina;
pair of Silvercrest tall candlesticks with
floral design. Some dents to each piece. Al l
marked.
11”, 10 1/2”, and 12 1/2”
598:
$900–1,200
596
597
598
599
GUSTAV STICKLEY
Hammered copper pail embossed with
spade-shaped motif and riveted handles.
Cleaned to a bright copper finish. Circular
Als Ik Kan stamp.
12 3/4” x 12”
599:
$900–1,400
ROYCROFT Etc.
F o u rteen hammered copper items mostly
by Roycroft including bookends, candle
sconces, bowls, a Heintz bud vase, etc,
along with two stock certificates from
Gustav Stickley The Craft s m a n
Incorporated. Most marked. $800–1,200
600:
THE ART CRAFTS
SHOP (Buffalo)
Three copper items enameled with stylized
patterns, two tall candlesticks and a
hinged inkwell. Some dents and wear to
patina, inkwell missing liner. Inkwel l
stamped.
Humidor: 6” x 10”, candlesticks: 18”
$600–900
601: R O Y C R O F T /
YE OLDE COPPER SHOPPE
Two metal items: A Roycrof t brass-washed
hammered copper candle sconce with a
basket and curls, and a Fred Brosi/Ye Olde
Copper Shoppe brass letter opener shaped
as a eucalyptus leaf and pods, excell e n t
verdigris patina, some wear around the
handle. Both marked.
Sconce 10 1/2”
601A:
600
$800–1,200
601
ROYCROFT
Hammered copper desk set in a wood grain
pattern, including three blotter corners,
r o lling blotter, letter holder, perpetual
calendar, inkwell, pen tray, and letter opener.
Fine original patina. Orb and cross marks.
$700–900
601B: R I V I E R E , E t c .
Three Arts & Craf ts picture frames, one in
grapevine pattern by Riviere, one wrapped
in embossed pewter sheet with floral motif
and cabochons, and one in the style of
Macintosh. First stamped Riviere Studios
New Yo r k .
Largest: 11 1/2" x 9 1/4"
$200–300
601A
601B
233
602
603
604
605
Library table with two drawers, long interior corbels, and a lower
shelf mortised through its side stretchers. Refinished. Decal in lef t
d r a w e r.
Single-drawer library table with an overhanging top and copper
hardware. Worn original finish to base, top refinished. Branded on
drawer side.
30” x 42” x 29”
30” x 48” x 29”
603:
$1,200–1,800
605:
MICHIGAN CHAIR CO.
Tw o - d oor bookcase, each door with three small panes over one, and
cast metal pulls. Original finish with overcoat, minor edge
roughness. Paper label on back.
56” x 48” x 13” $1,500–2,000
234
$800–1,200
STICKLEY BROTHERS
Sideboard with a paneled plate rail, two small drawers over a linen
drawer and two cupboard doors, all with iron hardware. Original
finish, good condition. Branded on back.
45 1/2” x 50” x 22” $2,400–3,200
606
607
608
609
Sidechair with a spindled back and a tacked-on leather seat.
Cleaned and restored original finish, minor loss to wood around
feet. Red decal back stretcher.
38 1/2” x 18” x 17”
607:
$900–1,400
GUSTAV STICKLEY
Pair of stands with overhanging circular tops and arched cross
stretchers. Refinished. One has red decal, the other is unmarked.
26” x 20” each
Side chair with floriform inlay of various fruitwood, trapezoidal
seat frame, and ball finials. Original finish. Oval paper label.
41 1/2” x 18” x 16” $1,000–1,500
$1,500–2,400
Pair of Little Journeys stands with overhanging tops, shelves
m o rtised through the sides with keyed through-tenons, and shaped
shoe feet. Original finish, one has overcoat and seam separations,
the other has minor finish loss to shelves. One unsigned, one has a
metal tag.
26” x 26” x 14” each
$900–1,400
235
610
611
610
612
610:
GUSTAV STIC KL EY
Four willow armchairs, three with rounded backs and wrapped
feet, one of boxy construction with cut-outs, together with a
w i llow ottoman. Good original condition, boxy chair missing a
p o rtion of front skirt, no cushions. Unmarked.
Ta ll chairs: 42” x 30” x 25”, chair with cut-outs: 34” x 31” x
26”, ottoman: 16” x 21” 1/2” x 21” $3,000–5,000
611:
GUSTAV STICKLEY
Morris chair with open-arms and a drop-in spring seat, newly
r e c overed in blue William Morris-designed fabric. Original
finish, good condition. Red decal on back stretcher.
41” x 30” x 32 1/2” $1,500–2,500
Morris chair with splayed legs, three slats framed by interior
corbels under flat, shaped arms, and side stretchers mort i s e d
through the legs. Original finish worn and part i a lly skinned.
Red decal inside center back rail.
40 1/4” x 30” x 33 1/2”
610
236
$2,500–3,500
613
614
613: L I M B E R T
Rare octagonal table with broad legs cut-out with squares and
rectangles and lower stretchers mortised through the sides with
keyed, shaped through-tenons. Original finish with remnants of
paint, missing decorative ends to lower legs. Branded under top.
29 1/2” x 52”
614: L I F E T I M E
Puritan line gate-leg extension table with arched lower stretchers
and two leaves. Refinished, good condition. Paper label under top.
Open: 31” x 48”, closed: 31” x 48” x 22” $1,500–2,500
$5,500–7,500
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615
616
617
618
615: L I M B E R T
Ebon-Oak magazine stand with caned side panels, an arched back
splash and broad side slats inlaid with ebony squares. Part i a ll y
refinished, replaced cane. Branded.
29 1/2” x 30” x 11”
616:
$1,200–1,600
L. & J.G. STICKLEY
Circular lamp table with an exceptionally thick overhanging top.
Refinshed, supports added under top. Handcraft decal on upper
leg.
29 3/4” x 30” $1,200–1,800
238
617: L I M B E R T
Rocker with cut-out crest rail, rush seat. Excellent original finish
and condition. Branded under right arm.
32 1/2” x 26” x 21” $800–1,200
618: A R T S & C R A F T S
Paneled blanket chest with its sides mortised through large,
chamfered front posts. Refinished, good condition. Unmarked.
21 1/4” x 36 1/2” x 20” $1,000–2,000
619
620
621
622
Sideboard with a mirrored backsplash flanked by pewter repoussé
panels, side panels with floriform cut-outs, and two drawers over a
cupboard door between two panels carved with a fruit design.
Refinished, break to door at top hinge. Unmarked.
60 1/2” x 48” x 19”
Single door wardrobe with canted sides, a broad top ov e r h a n g i n g
an open shelf and a paneled door with copper clad repoussé work.
Refinished, chip from right foot. Unmarked.
76” x 46” x 18 1/2”
$1,800–2,500
$1,000–1,500
622:
Washstand with shaped legs, a single drawer, copper repoussé back
panel under a dove-tailed gallery, and heart shaped cut-outs to the
sides. Refinished, separations to top and sides. Unmarked.
45 1/4” x 36 3/4” x 15 1/2”
GUSTAV STIC KL EY
Single-drawer library table with an overhanging top, iron hardware,
and a lower shelf. Refinished, good condition. Black mark inside
d r a w e r.
29 1/2” x 48” x 30” $1,000–2,000
$1,500–2,000
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623
624
625
626
623: L . & J . G . S T I C K L E Y
Open-arm Morris chair with a drop-in spring seat, upholstered in
dark brown leather. Original finish, some restoration. Handcraft
decal. 42” x 29 3/4” x 35” $1,400–1,800
Pair of heavy ladderback sidechairs with three horizontal backslats
and tacked-on, dark brown oilcloth seats. Original finish, some
roughness. Red decals back stretchers.
37 1/4” x 18 1/4” x 17”
$900–1,400
625: L I M B E R T / R O Y C R O F T
Pair of Limbert sidechairs with a single vertical backslat, arched
crestrail and woven rush seats along with a Roycroft Little
Journeys stand. Original finish, chairs have replaced paper rush
seats, stand has wear and warping to top. Chairs are branded,
metal tag on stand.
Chairs: 36” x 16 1/2” x 16”, stand: 26 1/2” x 26” x 14” $900–1,400
626:
LIMBERT
Dresser with drawers in two-ov e r-two configuration, a pivo t i n g
mirror, an interior coin holder, and bronze hardware. Original finish,
minor veneer lif ting on side.
$1,800–2,500
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627
627A
628
627: L I M B E R T
Set of six dining chairs with two vertical backslats and drop-in
seats recovered in leather. Original finish. Branded.
36” x 17” x 16 1/2” $1,500–2,000
Split pedestal dining table with a bracketed base, corbels under
the top, and four leaves. Original finish, top has been skinned.
Paper label under top.
29 1/2” x 48”
627A: H A R D E N
Settee with tapering vertical slats under shaped arms and a curv e d
crest rail, and a drop-in spring cushion covered in medium brown
l e a t h e r. Refinished, replaced leather. Unmarked.
39 1/2” x 47 1/2” x 22 1/4”
$1,200–1,800
629
629:
$1,800–2,500
LIMBERT
China cabinet with a single door and three fixed, interior shelves.
Original finish, stains to top. Branded on back.
56 1/2” x 46 3/4” x 15”
$1,800–2,500
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630
631
632
633
Pair of heavy ladderback sidechairs with three horizontal backslats
and tacked-on fabric seats. Original finish and seat covers with
wear to edges all around. Red decal back stretchers.
37 1/2” x 18 1/2” x 17”
631:
$1,000–1,500
GUSTAV STICKLEY
Diminutive single-drawer library table with a lower shelf and a
hammered iron drawer pull. Original finish with paint specks and
minor finish loss to top. Red decal inside drawer, paper label under
d r a w e r. 30” x 30” x 20” $800–1,200
242
Mahogany armchair with five vertical backslats and a loose seat
cushion newly recovered in a navy print fabric. Refinished, nice
condition. Unmarked. 37 1/2” x 27” x 23” $600–900
633: L . & J . G . S T I C K L E Y
Trestle table with an overhanging top and a wide lower shelf
m o rtised through the sides with keyed through-tenons. Original
finish, stains to top. “Work of...” decal inside side.
28 3/4” x 48” x 29 3/4”
$1,200–1,800
Limoges-style pitcher painted by A. R.
Valentien with bats flying over two owls on
a branch in front of a full moon, 1882.
E x c e llent professional restoration to
several areas. ROOKWOOD
1 8 8 2 / 5 4 / A . R . V. / a n c h o r.
7 1/2” x 7 1/2”
635:
$400–600
ROOKWOOD
Jewel Porcelain four-piece set including a
c overed box, each piece painted by Carolyn
Stegner with a bird on ivory ground, 1946.
A ll marked.
Box: 2 1/4” x 5 1/2”
636:
$650–950
634
635
636
637
638
639
640
641
ROOKWOOD
Sea Green squat vessel painted by
Constance F. Baker with white and gray
pansies on a shaded ground, 1904.
Seconded mark for 3/4” glaze scale at rim.
Flame mark/IV/536E/C. A. B./X, etched 51.
3 1/4” x 5”
$650–950
Standard Glaze Light ewer painted by A. M.
Valentien with yellow roses, 1889. Very
minor grinding flakes. Flame
mark/496A/S/AMV/L.
13 1/4” x 5”
$650–950
Eight Production vases and bowls in blue
and blue-green glazes. Crude restoration
and fleck to squat petaled bowl. Al l
marked.
Ta llest: 6 1/2”
$1,200–1,600
Production vase embossed with large
poppies under a light green matte glaze,
1907. Flame mark/VII/1005.
9 3/4” x 4” $750–1,000
640:
ROOKWOOD
Wax Matt three-legged center bowl
decorated by Sallie Coyne with a wreath of
blue leaves on a turquoise and green
interior, 1922 (very unusual form). Some
grinding chips or scaling to bottom of feet.
Flame mark/XXII/2632/SEC.
5 3/4” x 11” $950–1,250
641: K E N T O N H I L L S
Vase painted by William Hentschel with
pink magnolia on a frothy caramel ground.
Stamped KH 88, signed Hentschel and
30/7/10. 9 1/4” x 5 1/2” $900–1,400
243
Squeezebag urn decorated by Wilhelmine
Rehm with stylized foliage in brown on a
verdigris ground, 1930. Flame
mark/XXX/6010E/WR.
8” x 7”
$1,000–1,500
643: W . J . W A L L E Y
Mug modeled with pod handle and incised
leaves, covered in mottled glossy green
glaze. A couple minor glaze flakes. WJW/S.
5 1/2” x 5 1/2” $750–1,000
644:
BYRDCLIFFE
Bulbous vase covered in blue, mahogany,
and amber flambé glaze. Some grinding
chips, short firing line to rim. Circular
paper label.
6” x 4 3/4” $950–1,250
6 45:
642
643
644
645
646
647
648
649
ARTHUR BAGGS
P e a r-shaped vase covered in a matte
speckled blue glaze. Signed OHIO
S TAT E / E B .
4 1/2” x 3 3/4”
$45 0 – 6 5 0
646: G R U E B Y
Architectural Faience folio of twenty-two
pages of photographs depicting
Architectural details and tiles in the
classical style, 1893. Some fraying to
edges of folio, stains to cover, pages in
g ood condition.
14” x 10 1/2”
647:
$500–750
MERRIMAC
Bulbous vase covered in an unusual bluegray dead-matte glaze. Clay pimple under
glaze. Stamped MERRIMAC with fish.
4 1/4” x 3 1/2” $900–1,400
Bulbous vase embossed with poppy pods
under a dark green to medium green matte
glaze, 1916. AA 1916.
7 3/4” x 3 1/2”
649:
$500–750
VAN BRIGGLE
Lorelei vase in Persian Rose glaze, 1930’s .
O v e r a l l crazing. AA VAN BRIGGLE/COLO
SPGS on “dirty” bottom.
10” x 4 1/2” $650–950
244
Early vase embossed with stylized morning
glories and covered in raspberry glaze with
green accents, 1905. AA VAN BRIGGLE
1905 287.
7” x 3 3/4”
$1,250–1,750
651: T E C O
Aventurine small pitcher. Minor nick to
base. Stamped Teco.
4” x 5”
650
651
$500–750
652: T E C O
Lobed vase covered in blue matte glaze.
Stamped TECO.
5 1/4” x 3 1/2” $800–1,200
653: F U L P E R
Two Va s e k r a ft vases with buttressed
handles, one in Cat’s Eye flambé, the other
in purple and rose. Both marked.
11”
654:
$600–900
FULPER
Three Mirror Black vases. Chip to both
square handles, and one handle with
hairline. All marked.
Ta llest: 8” $600–900
652
653
655: F U L P E R
Four vases covered in ivory and Cat’s Eye
flambé glaze, including one factory lamp
base. All marked.
Ta llest: 8”
656:
$45 0 – 6 5 0
FULPER
Four vases in assorted glazes. Grinding
chips and scratches to Mirror Black. All
marked.
Ta llest: 9 1/2” $600–900
657: F U L P E R
Three pieces in matte glazes including a
candle sconce. Kiln kiss to vase coll a r. All
marked.
Ta llest: 7 1/4”
654
$600–900
655
656
657
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658: F U L P E R
Three vases, two of which are unglazed.
Grinding chip and firing crack to glazed
vase. Two marked.
Ta llest: 10”
659:
$400–600
FULPER
Three vases covered in Chinese Blue
Flambé glaze. All marked.
Ta llest: 8 1/2”
660:
$400–600
FULPER
Melon-shaped vase covered in Cat’s Eye
flambé glaze. Vertical mark.
658
659
7” x 5 1/2”
661:
$600–800
FULPER for PRANG
F o u r-sided flaring vase covered in a fine
Flemington Green over blue flambé glaze.
Prang stamp.
8 1/4” x 3 1/2” $600–800
662: F U L P E R
E ffigy bowl, its interior covered in Cat’s Eye
flambé glaze, its exterior in matte mustard,
over a Café-au-Lait glaze. Vertical mark.
7 1/4” x 11”
663:
660
661
$750–950
ROOKWOOD FAIENCE
Rare door surround of thirty-one tiles,
some 6” sq. and some shaped, all cov e r e d
in matte green glaze. Stamped ROOKWOOD
FAIENCE with numbers.
Exterior: 78” x 48”, interior center: 72” x 36”
$850–1,000
663A: R O O K W O O D F A I E N C E
Fireplace surround of sixty-two tiles
c overed in matte green glaze, the corners
with a heraldic design in blue and brown.
Missing keystone tile, several small chips
ov e r a ll. Stamped RP and numbers.
$400–600
664:
662
663
663A
664 - two of four
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MUELLER/MOSAIC
Two Mueller Mosaic Evangelical tiles, one
with lion (chip to outer frame), the other
with eagle, and two Mosaic Tile Co. German
shepherd dog advertising paperweights.
Figurines marked. See all images at
r a g o a rt s . c o m.
Tiles 7 3/4” sq., dog and eagle 9 1/2” and 6”
$800–1,200
Tile embossed with a stylized yellow rose
with green foliage on a pink ground, in Art s
and Crafts frame. Some burst bubbles to
edges. Stamped RP386.
4” sq.
$350–45 0
667: B O C H F R E R E S , E t c .
Eighty-three 6” encaustic tiles by Boch
Frères and SMF in fourteen assort e d
patterns. Some chips. All marked.
$900–1,200
668:
DIRK VAN ERP
Hammered copper bottle-shaped vase.
Some cleaning to patina. Windmill / S A N
FRANCISCO/DIRK VAN ERP.
6 3/4” x 3 1/4”
665
667 - four of eighty-three
$600–900
669: L I G H T I N G
Table lamp, its faceted shade with painted
and cut-out postcard-like panels of exotic
locales, over a six-footed, three socketbase brass base. Unmarked.
25” x 20 1/2”
$800–1,200
670: A R T H U R S T O N E E t c .
Four items: Arthur Stone sterling silver
flaring footed bowl; a pair of sterling
candlesticks in the style of Jens Jensen;
and an Riceszinn glass vase in pewter
mount. All marked.
Bowl 5 1/4” x 9 1/2” $600–900
668
669
670
671
671: P E W A B I C , E t c .
Three tiles: Pewabic 3” with owl; A.E.T. C o
with cuerda seca floral design, 6”; and
Matawan octagonal trivet, 6 1/4” sq. Al l
marked.
$300–400
672: T E X T I L E S
Eight embroidered linens, including three
p i llows, one rectangular table cloth, and
several runners. Good ov e r a ll condition.
52” x 62”
673:
$600–800
LINENS
Three items: two embroidered runners and
one picture frame. Overal l good condition.
Frame: 9 1/4” x 8 1/4”
$300–500
673
673
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674: L I N E N S
Six embroidered pillow fronts or cases in a
variety of patterns, good ov e r a ll condition.
$300–500
675: W I L L I A M S O N
Table lamp, its geometric caramel slag
glass shade over a three-socket fluted
bronze base with acanthus leaf pattern.
Unmarked.
26” x 18”
$1,500–2,500
676: B R A D L E Y A N D H U B B A R D
A rts & Craf ts table lamp, its green and
white leaded glass shade over a foursocket verdigris patinated fluted base. A
few scratches to original patina, original
acorn pulls. Unmarked.
25” x 19” $1,000–1,500
677:
674
675
676
677
678
679
REED AND BARTON
Table lamp, its leaded glass shade with red
blossoms and green foliage on a yel l o w
ground atop a classical, three-socket
patinated bronze base. Original patina, a
few breaks to glass, some separation of
glass at top. Unmarked.
24” x 18” $2,250–2,750
678: A R T D E C O
French bronze table lamp, its orange and
brown floriform shade held in the beak of a
bird. Unmarked. 14 1/4” x 9 1/2”
$800–1,200
679:
HANDEL
Table lamp, its faceted shade of yellow slag
glass with applied leaves and berries ov e r
a simple two-socket base. Shade and base
marked.
22” x 13”
680:
$2,500–3,500
ARTS & CRAFTS
Table lamp with yellow, white, and green
geometric shade on a three-socket base,
with medallions of same colors. New patina
on base. Unmarked.
27 1/2” x 26” $1,000–1,500
681:
ARTS & CRAFTS
Four copper conical hanging lanterns lined
with textured amber glass, complete with
cruciform wall or ceiling plates. Original
patina, a few scratches. Stamped
STICKLEY BROS. CO.
Lantern: 16 1/2” x 7 1/2”
$1,500–2,000
680
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681
682: G O T H I C
Faceted ceiling fixture with a hammered
pierced frame, lined in caramel slag glass,
with four sockets. Complete with ceiling
mount and hanging chain. Unmarked.
Fixture only, 16” x 34”
$900–1,400
683: S T E U B E N
F o u r-fixture brass chandelier with Steuben
gold Aurene fluted shades. One shade
missing, some dents and pitting to fixture.
Unmarked.
Approx. 25” x 17”
682
683
$1,000–2,000
684: H A N D E L , E t c .
Table lamp composed of a heavily leaded
glass period shade by unknown maker, well
done with red roses in “curt a i n” glass, ov e r
a Handel three-socket bronzed base,
embossed with an Asian floral pattern.
Some pitting to base, some separations to
top of shade. Unmarked.
23” x 18”
$2,000–3,000
684A: H A M P S H I R E
Bulbous matte green factory lamp base
with swirled pattern. Impressed Hampshire
mark.
Pottery: 10" x 9 1/2"
684B:
684
684A
$700– 900
EUROPEAN
Wrought-iron hanging lantern with frosted
glass liner. Unmarked.
Without chain: 12" x 6"
684C:
$500–750
ARTS & CRAFTS
Smoking stand made of various metals
with a drop-lid, two side compart m e n t s
and ornate ring handles on its sides and
front. Original patina, some interior rust
and oxidization. Unmarked.
38” x 21” x 9”
684B
684C
$500–750
684D: T U D O R T I L E S
Tile-top table with circular top inset with
quadrant tiles, painted in a floral pattern
in bright matte glazes. The unusual ironframe has eight legs, and hook handle.
Unmarked.
28” x 16” $800–1,200
684E:
ENGLISH
ARTS & CRAFTS
Oversized hammered iron planter with
applied details. Painted copper finish.
Unmarked
10 1/4” x 37 1/2” x 18 3/4” $1,000–1,500
684D
684E
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685
686
687
688
Game table with a circular top, and arched cross-stretchers topped
by a faceted finial. Refinished, veneer repairs to legs. Paper label
under top.
687: L . & J . G . S T I C K L E Y ( A t t r . )
Game table with circular top, and trumpeted cross stretchers
m o rtised through its legs. Original finish with wear and stains.
Unmarked.
29 3/4” x 44”
29” x 48”
686:
$2,000–2,500
688:
GUSTAV STICKLEY
Early armchair with horizontal backslats under a V-shaped crestrail
and dowel seat supports. Excellent original finish. Red decal under
arm.
38” x 26” x 20 3/4” $1,200–1,800
250
$2,000–3,000
GUSTAV STICKLEY
Rocker with three horizontal backslats and a tacked-on seat
r e c overed in black naugahyde. Original finish, some wear and
l ooseness. Red decal inside rear stretcher.
32” x 25” x 21” $500–800
689: L I M B E R T
L I M B E RT Daybed (no. 850) with a
raised headrest, broad oak sides,
and square legs. Original finish,
bolts added. Branded signature.
25” x 79” x 30” $1,000-1,500
689
690:
STICKLEY
BROTHERS
Daybed with two loose cushions
newly recovered in cream, linenlike fabric. Refinished, goo d
condition. Metal tag inside side.
24 1/2” x 76 3/4” x 29”
$1,200–1,800
690
691: A R T S & C R A F T S
Even-arm settle with vert i c a l
slats all around and a drop-in
spring cushion covered in light
brown leather. Refinished, stains
and fading to leather. Unmarked.
35 1/4” x 72” x 30 1/2”
$1,500–2,000
691
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692
693
694
695
692: L . & J . G . S T I C K L E Y
Lamp table with clipped corners and flaring cross stretchers.
Original finish with light overcoat. Unmarked.
28” x 24” x 24” $900–1,400
694: L . & J . G . S T I C K L E Y
Octagonal tabouret with its legs mortised through the top.
Refinished, good condition. Unmarked.
17” x 15” $700–1,000
Little Journeys book stand with an overhanging top, mortised with
keyed through-tenons and shaped shoe feet. Refinished. Metal tag.
26 1/4” x 26” x 14” $750–1,000
695: L . & J . G . S T I C K L E Y
Tabouret with legs mortised through its octagonal top. Overcoat
on worn original finish. Unmarked.
20” x 18” $900–1,200
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696:
696
697
698
699
700
701
699:
GUSTAV STIC KL EY (Attr.)
Rotating table-top mahogany bookstand with applied copper and
silver panels by Joseph Heinrichs.
$800-1,200
GUSTAV STICKLEY
F oo t s t ool with tacked-on, dark brown naugahyde deck. Original
finish and tacks, replaced upholstery. Branded on stretcher, paper
label.
9” x 16” x 12”
697:
Tabouret with legs mortised through its octagonal top. Recent
finish. "The Work of L. & J.G. Stickley" decal.
20” x 18””
698:
$850–1,100
L & JG STICKLEY
$700–1,000
F oo t s t ool covered in tacked-on burgundy leather. Original finish,
new leather and tacks. Carved orb and cross mark.
11” x 15 1/2” x 9” $750–1,000
GUSTAV STICKLEY
F oo t s t ool with arched side aprons and a tacked-on leather deck.
Original finish with overcoat, tears and wear to original leather.
Unmarked.
14 3/4” x 20” x 16” $1,400–1,800
F oo t s t ool with tapering legs and a tacked-on red oilcloth deck.
Original finish, red paint residue on upholstery. Carved orb and
cross.
10” x 15” x 9”
$750–950
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702
705
Five-leg dining table with circular top and four new leaves.
Refinished, roughness to legs. Remnants of Craf tsman label under
top.
29” x 53 1/2”
705: M I C H I G A N C H A I R C O .
Library table with two drawers on each side, a center drawer, and
ring hardware. Original finish, some roughness. Unmarked.
29 1/2” x 49 1/2” x 31 3/4” $600–900
$3,000–4,000
703: N O L O T
704: N O L O T
254
Vase carved by Sadie Irvine with blue
blossoms on a blue ground, 1925.
NC/JM/SI/OO11/79.
7 1/2” x 4”
707:
$1,800–2,200
NEWCOMB COLLEGE
Squat Transitional vessel carved by C. M.
Luria with blue and yellow daffodils on a
blue ground, 1914. NC/JM/CL/GU62/260/C.
3 1/4” x 5 3/4”
$1,500–2,000
Squat vessel carved by A.F. Simpson with
blue and yellow daf fodils on a blue ground,
1917. NC/JM/AFS/IU91/177.
2 1/4” x 6 1/4”
709:
706
707
708
709
710
711
712
713
$1,500–2,000
NEWCOMB COLLEGE
Vase carved by Henrietta Bailey with white,
y e llow, and green blossoms on a blue
ground, 1930. NC/JM/HB/SR93/35.
5 1/2” x 4”
$1,750–2,250
Squat bowl carved by A.F.Simpson with
1920. NC/JM/AFS/KV45 / 2 5 6 .
3 1/2” x 6 1/2”
711:
$1,650–2,250
NEWCOMB COLLEGE
Ribbed vase covered in indigo and green
c r y s t a lline glaze. NC/JM.
5 1/4” x 3 3/4”
712:
$900–1,400
NEWCOMB COLLEGE
Cabinet vessel carved by Sadie Irvine with
a wreath of pink buds and green foliage on
a purple ground, 1920. NC/JM/SI/LJ80/10.
1 3/4” x 3 3/4” $1,350–1,750
Bulbous vase carved by Sadie Irvine with
nicotina blossoms and leaves, 1925.
NC/JM/SI/OW67/29.
5” x 4 3/4”
$1,700–2,000
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Squat bowl carved by A.F. Simpson with
white jasmine on a blue ground, 1924.
NC/JM/AFS/0148/68.
3 3/4” x 8”
715:
$2,400–2,900
NEWCOMB COLLEGE
Squat bowl carved by Sadie Irvine with
1926. Minor grinding flakes.
NC/JM/SI/PY57/313.
3” x 9” $1,350–1,650
716:
NEWCOMB COLLEGE
Early cabinet vase painted by GR Smith
with indigo thistle on a celadon ground, c.
1902. Invisible professional restoration to
rim. Stamped NC/U/SMITH.
3 1/4” x 2” $2,500–3,500
717:
714
715
716
717
718
719
720
721
GEORGE OHR
Two bisque pieces: a top and a lotus
blossom on leaf. Losses to both. To p
stamped.
4" and 4 1/2"
$350–500
Asymmetrical vase covered in an unusual
y e llow and green speckled matte glaze.
Script signature.
3 3/4” x 3” $2,000–3,000
719:
GEORGE OHR
S t r a i g h t - w a lled bisque-fired vase with a
deep in-body twist and asymmetricall y
folded rim. Stamped G.E. OHR Biloxi Miss.
4 1/4” x 3”
$2,000–3,000
Squat vessel covered in a gunmetal and
brown speckled glaze on a green ground.
Incised OHR BILOXI.
3” x 4 1/2” $2,000–2,500
721:
GEORGE OHR
Vase with dimpled and closed-in rim, its
exterior in gunmetal glaze, its interior in a
t o rtoise shell pattern. G. E. OHR, Biloxi
Miss.
3” x 5 1/4” $3,000–4,000
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Bisque-fired bank shaped as a pouch. G. E.
OHR Biloxi, Miss.
3” x 3” $1,000–1,500
Low dish with closed-in rim covered in
bubbled brown mottled glaze on the
exterior, green and gunmetal on the
i n t e r i o r. Minor fleck to tip. Stamped GEO.
E. OHR BILOXI MISS.
1 3/4” x 5 1/2” $1,500–2,000
724:
722
723
GEORGE OHR
Vase with scooped neck, covered in
gunmetal brown glaze. Small nicks to rim.
Stamped BILOXI, MISS GEO. E. OHR.
3 1/2” x 3 1/2”
$2,300–2,800
Vase asymetrically bent and folded,
c overed in an unusual gunmetal and dark
green glossy glaze. Script signature.
3 1/4” x 2 1/2” $1,500–2,000
726:
VAN BRIGGLE
Early bulbous vessel covered in red and
green matte glaze, 1905. AA VA N
BRIGGLE/1905/358.
4” x 3 1/2”
724
725
$600–800
Tankard covered in feathered brown glaze,
1905. AA/VAN BRIGGLE/1905/28A.
9” x 8”
$1,000–1,500
Early squat vase covered in pearl gray
frothy matte glaze, c. 1907. Restoration to
s m a ll rim chip. AA VAN BRIGGLE
COLORADO SPRINGS 190?.
5 1/4” x 6 1/2”
729:
$600–900
CHELSEA KERAMIC
ART WORKS
726
727
728
Four footed vessels of flattened shape,
including one tea pot without lid, two
c overed in Majolica flambé glaze, and one
unglazed (chips to feet). All marked.
Ta llest: 6” $900–1,400
729
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730:
CHELSEA KERAMIC
ART WORKS
Two vessels: a large pitcher in brown glaze,
1883, restoration to rim and shoulder, and
a squat vase in green and brown flambé
glaze. Restoration to two rim nicks. Both
marked.
9” and 3 1/2”
731:
$900–1,400
W. J. WALLEY
Vase carved with foliage and covered in a
fine green and brown semi-matte flambé
glaze. A couple of minute flecks to rim, two
glaze nicks to body. Stamped WJW.
5 1/4” x 3 1/2”
730
$1,000–1,500
731
732:
MARBLEHEAD
Two vessels, an indigo flaring bowl, and a
s m a ll bright yellow baluster vase. Small
flake and hairline from rim of bowl.
3 3/4” x 8 1/2”, and 5” x 3” $400–600
733: A R T H U R B A G G S
Two vases: one made at Marblehead,
flaring and incised with stylized fiddlehead
ferns covered in matte blue glaze, short
hairline and flakes, ship mark AEB; the
other a squat vessel with cross-hatched
marks in purple and white, 1935, AEB 1935.
7” and 4 1/2”
732
733
$1,000–1,500
734: M E R R I M A C
Matt green pitcher with serpent-shaped
handle. Burst glaze bubbles to interior.
Unmarked.
8 1/4” x 4 1/2” $800–1,200
735:
LOSANTI
O void vase by Marie Louise McLaughlin
c overed in mottled robin’s egg blue glaze.
Restoration to body. Incised MCL 18.
7” x 4 3/4”
$750–1,000
736: F U L P E R
Two-handled vase covered in a fine Chinese
Blue crystalline flambé glaze. Vert i c a l
mark.
9 1/2” x 7” $500–750
734
735
737:
FULPER
Baluster vase covered in a fine frothy
Cucumber Matt glaze. Vertical mark.
12” x 4 3/4”
736
258
737
$500–750
738: F U L P E R
Large bullet vase in Cat’s Eye flambé.
Marked.
10” x 6” $45 0 – 6 5 0
739: F U L P E R
Four pieces: a pair of tall candlesticks in
blue crystalline glaze, and two bud vases in
frothy and matte blue glazes. Vert i c a l
marks.
Candlesticks: 11 1/4”
$700–900
740: F U L P E R
Squat two-handled vase with scal l o p e d
rim, covered in a thick, frothy Cucumber
Matt glaze over matte buf f glaze (a rare
shape in an unusual glaze combination).
Restoration to a few chips at rim and base.
V e r tical mark.
9 1/4” x 11”
741:
738
739
740
741
742
743
744
745
$750–1,000
FULPER
Faceted vase covered in khaki green,
cobalt, and Cat’s Eye flambé glaze. Glaze
flake to base. Vertical mark.
9 3/4” x 5 1/2” $500–750
742:
FULPER
Six assorted pieces including a twohandled vase (repaired), bowls, and a
candle sconce. Hairline to Famille Rose.
Vase: 4 1/2”
743:
$400–600
FULPER
Two vases, one bell pepper-shaped with
frothy turquoise over matte amber glaze
( s m a ll nick), and one bottle-shaped bud
vase in Café-au-Lait crystalline glaze. Both
marked.
4 1/2” and 5 1/4” $750–1,000
744: F U L P E R
Three vases in Cucumber Matt green glaze.
Hairline to one handle, nick to other on
c r y s t a lline vase. All marked.
Ta llest: 8 3/4”
$45 0 – 6 5 0
7 45:
FULPER
Four vases in assorted glazes. Base flakes
and reglued handle to urn, crack and nicks
to buttressed. All marked.
Ta llest: 8” $600–900
259
746: P I T T S B U R G H G L A S S
Table lamp, its etched glass shade reverseand obverse-painted with a rocky river
scene in rich jewel tones, on a two-socket
bronzed base with foliate pattern.
Unmarked.
21” x 16” $1,200–1,600
747:
PITTSBURGH GLASS
Table lamp, its etched glass shade reverse
and obverse-painted with a river landscape
with swans, over a two-socket bronzed
base with Arts & Crafts stylized pattern.
Unmarked.
21” x 15 1/2”
748:
$1,100–1,500
746
747
748
749
750
751
752
753
BENEDICT STUDIOS
Hammered copper and mica candlestick
lamp, its three-panel flaring shade over a
single-socket flaring base. Excell e n t
original patina and mica. Unmarked.
14” x 11”
749:
$1,250–1,750
LEADED GLASS
Large faceted leaded glass chandelier with
white dogwood blossoms on a caramel
ground (of excellent quality). Complete
with hook and three-socket fixture. A few
breaks to small undecorated panels.
Unmarked.
12” x 28” $3,000–4,000
750:
HANDEL
Table lamp, its gadrooned green leaded
glass shade over a three-socket bronzed
base with rings, simulating bamboo. Some
losses to lead on bottom rim of shade.
Base molded HANDEL.
24 1/2” x 18 1/2”
751:
$1,500–2,000
PRAIRIE SCHOOL
Brass-washed chandelier of square form
with caramel and white leaded glass in a
geometric pattern, from which hang two
lanterns.
39” x 19” sq.
752:
$750–1,000
PRAIRIE SCHOOL
Brass-washed temple-shaped ceiling
fixture with a rectangular panel of stylized
rosebuds in amber, red, and green slag
glass. Complete with chain and ceiling
mount. Missing one piece.
46” x 12 3/4” sq.
$1,000–1,500
Brass chandelier with four lanterns lined in
caramel slag glass, hanging from hoo k s
riveted to a central post. Complete with
chain and ceiling mount. Original patina.
Unmarked.
33” x 21” $800–1,200
260
Copper and iron chandelier with four
lanterns lined in caramel slag glass,
hanging from hooks riveted to a central
post. Complete with chain and ceiling
mount. Original patina, some unevenness.
Unmarked.
38” x 17”
755:
$750–1,250
ROYCROFT
Hammered copper poppy bookends. A few
scratches to good original patina. Orb and
cross marks.
5 1/4” x 5” $500–750
754
755
756:
GUSTAV STICKLEY
Hammered copper humidor with riveted
base and cast leaf-shaped finial. Cedarlined, new patina. Stamped Als-ik-kan.
4 1/2” x 7” x 5”
757:
$2,000–2,500
DIRK VAN ERP
Hammered copper vessel with flaring rim.
E x c e llent original patina. Open box mark
with remnant of D’Arcy Gaw.
3” x 6” $750–1,000
758:
756
757
GEORG JENSEN
Copper and bronze hinged humidor
designed by Johann Rohde and embossed
in a floral pattern, crusaders’ cross, and the
initials ‘DS’ and ‘DF’, the interior with a
plaque commemorating the fift i e t h
anniversary of a shipping concern, 1916.
Original cedar lining, normal wear to
patina. Stamped GEORG JENSEN/R in ov a l .
3 1/4” x 7 1/2” x 5 1/2”
$800–1,200
Chafing dish in a wood grain pattern
complete with sterno and cov e r.
( P r ovenance: Collection of David Cathers)
Original patina, replaced ceramic dish,
splits to wooden base. Unmarked.
15” x 15 1/2” $900–1,400
758
759
760: B R A D L E Y A N D H U B B A R D
Pair of brass andirons embossed with lion' s
heads and serpents, and joined by a
twisted bar. Molded B&H, patent number.
23 1/2” x 11 1/2”
$1,250–1,750
761: L I B E R T Y T U D R I C
Six pieces: Five various pewter vases
including one tal l and one baluster with
blue enameled cabochons, one with two
tendriled handles, and a pair of vases, all
with impressed marks, together with a
Continental European pewter ewer.
Ta llest: 11 1/4" $2,000– 3,000
760
761
261
762: H E I N T Z
Sterling-on-Bronze triangular candlestick
overlaid with a stylized landscape on a
dark brown ground. Stamped Sterling
Patent 3055.
4” x 3 3/4”
$750–1,000
763: R O Y C R O F T / H E I N T Z
R o y c r o ft hammered copper riveted ring
b ookends, excellent original patina, orb
and cross marks; Heintz Sterling-on-Bronze
bud vase with an applied berried branch on
dark brown patina, stamped mark.
5 1/4” x 12” $45 0 – 6 5 0
762
764:
763
KARL LEINONEN/
T.C. SHOP
Seven piece assembled sterling silver nut
set: Karl Leinonen (Boston) bowl, stamped
KLF STERLING 18, and six TC Shop
(Chicago) small dishes, stamped STERLING
TC.
Bowl: 2 1/4” x 6 1/2”; dishes: 1 1/4” x 2 1/2”
$ 45 0 – 6 5 0
765:
ROYCROFT
Hammered copper vase with floriform top
with a dark patina. Orb and cross mark.
9” x 4”
766:
764
$850–1,250
Rug with ov e r a ll design of poppy pods and
foliage on a rose ground, surrounded by a
pumpkin vine border on dark blue.
765
9’1” x 12’
$600–900
767: P E R S I A N H A M A D A N
Runner with stylized Southwestern designs
in tones of scarlet, buff, and cornflower.
3’7” x 12’6” $300–500
768: N O R T H W E S T P E R S I A N
Runner with three diamond-shaped
m e d a llions in buff and copper on a blue
ground surrounded by a geometric border.
3’11” x 10’6”
766
769:
767
$300–500
PERSIAN HAMADAN
Carpet with geometric medallion and floral
grounds and borders in warm earth tones.
4’4” x 7’9”
770:
$250–45 0
PERSIAN HAMADAN
Runner with floral medallion and field on a
scarlet ground surrounded by a floral and
geometric border.
4’9” x 10’7” $300–500
768
262
769
770
771:
PERSIAN GARDEN
BAKHTIARI
Long rug with polychrome floral tiles
surrounded by a floral border with buff
ground.
4’4” x 9’10”
$300–500
772: C H I N E S E A R T D E C O
Carpet with elaborate flowering tree and
lantern in polychrome on a royal blue
ground, surrounded by an emerald border
with flowers and butterf l i e s .
9’ x 11’5”
$600–900
773: C H I N E S E A R T D E C O
Carpet with asymmetrical floral border on
an emerald green ground.
8’6” x 11’4”
774:
771
772
773
774
775
776
$600–900
TEXTILES
Two velvet portières, one in a Chinese
design in gold and brown, the other in a
Persian carpet design in peach, indigo, and
celadon. Latter complete with hooks. Minor
wear, a couple of small tears, and stains to
each. Unmarked.
8’2” x 4’10” and 8’7” x 4’9” $750–1,000
775: C A U C A S I A N K A Z A K
Carpet with long geometric central
m e d a llion in blue on a cinnabar ground,
surrounded by a geometric border.
4’9” x 6’8”
776:
$800–1,200
Carpet with polychrome poppies on a black
ground surrounded by a salmon border.
6’10” x 9’4”
777:
$700–1,000
INDIAN
Drugget rug in wool with geometric
m e d a llions and border in orange, teal, and
chocolate brown on an oatmeal ground.
4’1” x 6’6” $400–600
778: I N D I A N
Drugget rug in wool with geometric forms
in red, green, and chocolate brown on an
oatmeal ground.
3’11” x 6’8”
$400–600
779:
NAVAJO
Three geometric rugs, one runner, and two
area rugs, 20th c. One hole to each.
2’ x 5’2”, 2’6” x 5’1”, 4’10” x 7’5”.
$800–1,100
777
778
779
263
780
781
782
781A
783
Early armchair with two horizontal backslats under an inverted Vshaped crestrail, and a tacked-on oilcloth seat. Original finish with
overcoat, loss of wood around right front leg. Faint red early decal.
781A: A R T S & C R A F T S
Smoker's stand with a small door and cut-outs for pipes in a
rounded, overhanging shelf. Original finish, missing ashtray and
top of striker. Unmarked.
36 3/4” x 27 1/4” x 22”
30” x 14” x 9 1/4”
781:
$700–1,000
782:
LIMBERT
Rocker with square cut-outs to crest rail, and a tacked-on vinyl
seat covered in light brown vinyl. Good original finish, small chip
to right side rail. Paper label under arm.
38 1/2” x 25 3/4” x 22” $600–900
$500–700
STICKLEY BROTHERS
Library table with a single blind drawer and two slats on each side.
Original finish, repair to edge of one top board. Metal tag under
s h e l f.
30” x 36” x 23 1/2” $600–900
Magazine stand with an overhanging top, three shelves and slatted
sides. Original finish. Metal tag.
44” x 24” x 13 3/4” $700–1,000
264
784
785
786
787
784: G U S T A V S T I C K L E Y , E t c .
Gustav Stickley ladderback rocker and armchair with tacked-on
seats, the armchair in brown vinyl, the rocker in a cream-ground
floral, and a Globe Wernicke drop-front desk with glass boo k c a s e
d oor and two drawers. All have original finish and minor edge wear,
the desk legs have been reglued. Red decals on chairs, paper label
inside back of desk.
786: L I M B E R T , E t c .
L i m b e rt armchair with five vertical backslats and a drop-in cushion
c overed in brown vinyl, together with a single drawer Arts & Craf t s
library table with canted legs and long corbels. Original finish,
chair has overcoat and wear, table is loose. Chair branded under
arm, table is unmarked.
Chair: 39” x 24 3/4” x 20 1/2”,
table: 29 1/4” x 36” x 24” $800–1,200
Armchair: 36 1/2” x 24 3/4” x 21”,
desk: 46 1/4” x 34 1/2” x 19” $900–1,400
785:
STICKLEY BROTHERS
Library table with a single drawer, oak pulls, and lower stretchers
m o rtised through the sides. Skinned original finish. Metal tag
under lower shelf.
30” x 44” x 28 3/4”
787:
CROCKER CHAIR CO.
Set of eight dining chairs with three horizontal back slats and
shaped plank seats. Original finish with edge wear. Paper label.
36” x 18” x 15”
$600–900
$700–1,000
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788
789
790
791
788: A R T S & C R A F T S
Table with a circular top overhanging canted legs, shaped apron,
and lower stretchers mortised through the legs with keyed
through-tenons. Original finish, some roughness to top, one
replaced key. Unmarked.
30 1/4” x 36”
$1,000–1,500
C h i l d ’s crib with spindles all around and caned mattress support .
Original finish, replaced bolts. Unmarked.
34” x 55” x 35 1/2” $1,000–1,500
789: L . & J . G . S T I C K L E Y
Single drawer library table with wooden knobs and a lower shelf
m o rtised through the side stretchers. Original finish, some
roughness. Handcraf t decal inside drawer.
A s s o rted set of doors complete with hardware and V- p u lls, and a
s m a ll window with hammered amber glass, 1911. (Prov e n a n c e :
Dumblane, one of Stickley's largest private residences, in
Washington, D.C.) Good original condition, one small panel cracked,
s m a ll window missing bale and post.
30” x 45” x 28”
$1,000–1,500
266
$800–1,200
792
793
794
795
792: A R T S & C R A F T S
Pair of rockers with four backslats and drop-in spring cushions
c overed in dark brown oilcloth. Original finish with overcoat, edge
wear and chips. Unmarked.
794: L I M B E R T
Chalet-style single-drawer library table with wooden knobs and
applied diamond decorations to legs and lower shelf. Refinished.
Branded inside drawer.
35 1/2” x 27” x 24”
29” x 48” x 28”
793:
$800–1,200
795:
ARTS & CRAFTS
Plant stand with a six-sided brass top and shaped stretchers,
together with a riveted hammered copper and split reed basket.
Table is refinished, small dents to top, basket has breaks to reed
and is missing handles. Unmarked.
Table: 24” x 18 1/2”, basket: 9” x 12”
$500–900
ARTS & CRAFTS
Large double book trough with shaped, cut-out sides. Original
finish with wear, repair to one foot. Unmarked.
36” x 51” x 12”
$500–800
$600–900
267
796
797
798
799
796: L I M B E R T
Rocker with single vertical backslat under an arched crest rail and
a drop-in seat recovered in cream colored vinyl. Original finish,
cracked back post. Branded under arm.
32 1/2” x 24” x 19”
$400–600
798: E N G L I S H A R T S & C R A F T S
Tw o - d oor bookcase with a tall gallery cut-out with spade and
circular shaped designs, a small center panel of patterned amber
glass on each door, and a base with cut-out side stretchers.
Original finish with overcoat, top attached to new base. Unmarked.
69 1/2” x 41 1/4” x 13”
$500–800
F oo t s t ool with drop-in tacked-on decking covered in red leather,
applied feet, and stretchers cut-out with squares. Worn original
finish, replaced leather. Unmarked.
17” x 16” x 16” $300–500
268
799: A R T S & C R A F T S
Set of three children’s tall chairs with plank backs, foot-rests, and
through-tenon construction. Worn original finish. Unmarked.
44 1/2” x 15 1/2” x 20” $600–900
C a rved Matt vase by Sallie Toohey with
grape clusters on a green ground, 1905.
Flame mark/X/839C/artist cipher.
8” x 4”
801:
$1,200–800
ROOKWOOD
Pair of Squeezebag vases painted by E. T.
Hurley with stylized leafage in brown on
turquoise, 1927. Flame
mark/XXVII/2746/WEH.
9 1/4” x 6 1/2” $2,000–3,000
802:
ROOKWOOD
Wax Matte tall vase painted by Charles
Todd with stylized purple and yel l o w
blossoms on a blue and peach ground,
1919. Restoration to dril led-hole on
bottom. Flame mark/XIX/904C/V/CST.
13” x 4 3/4”
803:
800
801
802
803
804
805
806
807
$900–1,400
ROOKWOOD
Four Production figural paperweights: a
r ooster, a bear (restored paw), a monkey
(grinding chip) and a donkey. All marked.
Ta llest: 6 1/4” $750–1,000
804:
ROOKWOOD
Two early vases: one Sea Green painted by
Matt Daly with daffodils, 1895, firing lines
from rim; one Standard glaze by
unidentified artist with bats on a brown
ground, 1884. Both marked.
9” and 5”
805:
$900–1,200
ROOKWOOD
Ten Production pieces including one
embossed with tulips and covered in a teal
green glaze, 1914. Hairline to brown
bulbous. All marked.
Ta llest: 10 1/2”
806:
$400–600
ROOKWOOD
Bulbous Vellum vase beautifully painted by
Fred Rothenbusch with violets on a shaded
ground, 1905 (very crisp). Flame
mark/V/989D/FR.
8 1/4” x 4 1/2” $1,500–2,000
807:
ROOKWOOD
V e llum vase painted by Ed Diers with light
pink roses on a pearl gray ground, 1904.
Some peppering and firing separations to
slip. Flame mark/IV/1045 / E D .
5 1/4” x 4 1/4” $900–1,200
269
Large wall pocket heavily modeled with a
bird perched on a grapevine, 1916. A couple
of glaze flakes. Flame mark/XVI/2279.
13 3/4” x 7”
809:
$1,000–1,500
ROOKWOOD
Painted Matt vase painted by Sallie Too h e y
with autumnal leaves on a matte green
ground, 1901. Small clay pimple on rim.
Flame mark/I/193GZ/ST.
9” x 3 1/2” $2,000–2,500
810:
ROOKWOOD
Ta ll Wax Matte vase painted by Will i a m
Hentschel with birds of paradise on a
bright purple ground, 1916. Restoration to
light scaling on rim. Flame
mark/XVI/2039C/WEH.
11 3/4” x 5”
811:
808
809
810
811
812
813
814
815
$1,000–1,500
ROOKWOOD
Pair of Production owl bookends designed
by William McDonald and covered in matte
green glaze, 1927. Flame
mark/XXVII/2565/and WMC.
7 1/4” x 6” x 3 3/4”
812:
$900–1,400
ROOKWOOD
Production vase decorated with daff o d i l s
on a mottled brown ground, 1915. Flame
mark.
9 1/2” $750–1,000
V e llum vase painted by C. Crabtree with a
band of blue birds in flight on a pink and
sand ground, 1918. Seconded mark for
glaze scaling at base. Flame
m a r k / X V I I I / 1 0 4 4 / a rt i s t ’s cipher/X.
8 1/2” x 5”
814:
$800–1,200
ROYAL DOU LTON
Ta ll vase decorated by Elise Simmance
with blue flowers and stylized leaves on a
green and cobalt flambé ground. Tw o
grinding chips to base. Lambeth stamp,
a rt i s t ’s signature, and BN ROO 45 4 .
17 1/4” x 6 1/2”
$1,000–1,400
815: M E T T L A C H
Three items: A modeled and transferdecorated tureen with cover and
underplate, depicting street musicians on
one side, and a dinner party on the other,
surrounded with grapevines, #2633, 12” x
12”; a two-liter beer stein with medieval
tavern scene, #2428, 16 1/2”; and a ribbed
vase with Arts & Crafts pattern in brown,
amber, and ivory, #3076, 11”. All marked.
$1,000–1,500
270
816: M E T T L A C H
Six half-liter beer steins: #1935 (minute
nick to base), 2580, 2227, 1520, 1530, and
2225. All marked.
$1,000–1,500
817:
816
817
METTLACH
Twelve German beer steins, eleven by
Mettlach and one by unknown maker:
#2179, 228, 2181, 167, 565 (chip to rim),
2024, 2407 (chips to lid), 1028 (restored
handle), barrel-shaped with ill e g i b l e
number (restored), 1526 (minute fleck),
1180 (small flakes), and 2024 (smal l
flakes). Al l marked.
$1,000–1,500
Gourd-shaped factory lamp base covered in
a fine celadon and amber crystall i n e
flambé glaze. Stamped Dalpayrat 22.
8 3/4” x 7”
819:
$900–1,400
ROYAL BONN
Squat vessel decorated with celadon
b a c h e l o r ’s buttons on a deep green and
brown volcanic ground. Royal Bonn
Germany/D18/Ruysdael/270/6144.
5 1/2” x 9”
820:
818
819
$500–750
NIPPON
Three Coralene vases in assorted patterns.
Ta llest has reglued 1 1/2” chip to rim, slight
loss to beading on footed vase. All marked.
Ta llest: 13 3/4”
$600–800
820A: M A R T I N B R O T H E R S
Two stoneware bud vases, one faceted and
the other decorated in the Asian taste with
snails and other crustaceans. Latter cut
down. Both marked.
Ta llest: 9 3/4”
820
820A
$1,000–1,500
820B: M A R T I N B R O T H E R S
Three stoneware vases covered in dark
e a rthy glazes, and including a pair of
cabinet vases, one incised and painted
with flying geese. A few firing
inconsistencies. All marked.
Ta llest: 8” $1,350–1,750
821:
NORTH DAKOTA SCHOOL
OF MINES
Low vessel carved by Margaret Cable with
a band of tepees on a river front. Circular
stamp/M. Cable.
3 1/2” x 7 1/4” $750–1,000
820B
821
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822:
NORTH DAKOTA SCHOOL
OF MINES
Vase excised by Betty Breakey with blue
trefoils on a beige ground, 1933. Circular
cobalt stamp, incised signature and date.
5 1/4” x 3 3/4”
$900–1,400
823: N O N C O N N A H
Rare corseted vase decorated in pâte-surpâte with a wreath of ivy leaves in white
on a matte green ground, 1914. 1 1/2” tight
hairline to interior. Incised “NONCONNAH”
S K Y LAND, N.C. 1914.
11 1/4” x 4” $800–1,200
822
824:
823
JUGTOWN
Vase covered in a good Chinese blue glaze.
Circular stamp.
5 1/2” x 7” $500–700
825:
UNIVERSITY CITY/
ROBERTSON
Three pieces: University City flattened
goblet in white crystal line glaze (restored),
and two F.H. Robertson/Los Angeles items,
a brown vase and a small green leafshaped dish (stilt-pulls, bubbling glaze).
A ll marked.
Ta llest: 6 1/2”
826:
824
$800–1,200
JERVIS (Oyster Bay)
Fine pitcher excised with stylized indigo
irises on a black ground. Vertical Jerv i s
mark.
825
4 1/4” x 5 1/4”
$1,000–1,500
827: A T W O O D & G R U E B Y
Early ridged vase with brown and caramel
flambé glaze. Grinding and glaze chip
around base. Stamped ATWOOD & GRUEBY
BOSTON, MASS.
13 1/2” x 8”
$3,000–4,000
828: V O L K M A R
Bulbous pitcher and four matching mugs
c overed in matte green glazes. Flecks to
pitcher, bruise to one mug. Incised V.
9 3/4” and 4” $1,000–1,500
826
827
829:
CHARLES VOLKMAR
Large four-sided vase painted in barbotine
with a horse-drawn carriage loaded with
timber and rider. Several hairlines and
glaze chips. Marked CV.
12 3/4” x 8” x 3” $1,000–1,500
830:
FAIENCE
MANUFACTURING CO.
Bottle-shaped vase with pierced and gilded
handles, its squat base painted with blue
and red morning glories, and its neck with
apple blossoms. Stamped FMCo/1107.
11 1/2” x 7”
828
272
829
830
$800–1,200
831: P E W A B I C
Early bottle-shaped vase covered in a fine
leathery matte dark green and oxbloo d
glaze. Stamped Pewabic with leaves.
7” x 4 3/4”
832:
$750–950
BYRDCLIFFE
Large ovoid vase covered in thick frothy
Persian blue glaze. Stamped mark.
10 1/4” x 7 1/2”
$500–750
833:
INWOOD
Bottle-shaped bud vase covered in purple
and celadon mottled matte glaze. Incised
I n w ood Pottery NYC.
5 3/4” x 2 1/2” $400–600
831
832
833
834
835
836
837
838
834: W H E A T L E Y
Large bulbous vase covered in matte green
glaze. Stamped WP.
11 1/2” x 9 1/2” $650–850
835: M A N U E L J A L A N I V I C H
Pair of floriform vases, their exterior
c overed in a rich eggplant glaze, the
interior in Persian blue, 1926. Restoration
to a few rim chips on one, two cracks to
o t h e r. Incised JALAN 1926.
6 3/4” x 8 1/2”
836:
$600–900
ROSE VALLEY/VOLKMAR
Two bulbous vases: One by William Jerv i s
at Rose Va lley covered in a matte pastel
flambé glaze; the other by Leon Vo l k m a r
c overed in frothy white and amber mottled
glaze, an of fering to his wife for Christmas
1923. Both marked.
4 1/2” and 4” $600–800
837:
COWAN
Three decanters by Waylande Gregory, king
and queen, in ivory and orange matte
glaze. Stamped Cowan flower/Wa y l a n d e
Gregory.
10” $750–1,000
838: C L I F T O N / A E T C O
Two pieces: Clifton large squat Indian pot
a f ter the Pueblo Viejo tribe; and AETCo
bud vase with large mouse ear handles.
Both marked.
7 1/2” x 11 1/2” and 6” x 4 1/4”:
$300–500
839:
NO LOT
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840: D E P O R C E L E Y N E F L E S
Four tiles decorated in cuenca: one
commemorating Christmas 1946, another
for KLM flights to America, 1946, one with
a white rooster, and one with a flotilla of
t a ll ships, each mounted in a new Arts &
C r a fts frame. All marked.
See all images at ragoarts.com.
7 3/4” x 5 1/2” and 8” x 4” $900–1,200
841: D E P O R C E L E Y N E F L E S
Three tiles decorated in cuenca, one with a
parrot, one with white goose, the third with
a pair of owls, each mounted in a new Art s
& Crafts frame. Both marked.
4 3/4” x 9” and 4 3/4” x 13”
840 one of four
$900–1,200
842:
841 - one of three
TILES
A s s o r ted majolica tiles by A.E.T.Co, Tr e n t ,
H&R Johnson, and Sherwood and Cotton,
embossed in a variety of patterns,
mounted in new Arts & Crafts frames.
Some pock marks to putti tiles. All marked.
Each tile 6” sq.,
except for AETCo, 4”. $500–700
843:
TILES
Box lot: European, Art Nouveau, Arts and
C r a f ts, and Art Deco tiles, along with two
Batchelder 4” tiles. A few small chips,
ov e r a ll good condition. See all images at
r a g o a rts.com.
842
843
844 - one of fifteen
845 - one of fourteen
$500–700
844: M A J O L I C A
F i f teen 6” European tiles decorated with
floral or Asian motifs, each mounted in a
new Arts & Craf ts frame. A few nicks. Some
marked. See all images at ragoarts.com.
$1,000–1,500
8 45: A R T N O U V E A U
F o u rteen 6” European and Japanese
majolica tiles in stylized floral motifs,
mounted in new Arts & Craf ts frames. A
few nicks. Some marked.
$1,000–1,500
846:
ART NOUVEAU
Twenty 6” European majolica tiles in
stylized floral motifs, mounted in new Art s
& Crafts frames, some in groups, some
outside of their frames. A few nicks. Some
marked. See all images at ragoarts.com.
$1,000–1,500
847:
ROOKWOOD FAIENCE
One hundred 6” tiles covered in matte brown
glaze, along with additional portions thereof,
and several border tiles in maroon glaze.
O v e r a ll excellent condition. Stamped RP.
$1,000–1,500
846 - one of twenty
847 - one of one hundred
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848: M U R E S Q U E / R O O K W O O D
Two tiles: Muresque horizontal panel with
an English countryside scene, 6” x 12”, and
R oo k w ood trivet with an indigo rook on
t r e llis background, 1925, 6”, each mounted
in an Arts and Crafts frame. Both marked.
See all images at ragoart s . c o m .
$800–1,100
849:
848 - one of two
849
C L AY C R A F T
Large tile depicting pirates on the deck of
a tall ship, with a sun or moon in the
distance, in matte polychrome, mounted in
fine Arts & Crafts frame. Light abrasion
and a few minor nicks to some high points,
a few flat chips to back edges. Stamped
C l a y c r a ft. See all images at ragoart s . c o m .
11 3/4” x 15 3/4”
$800–1,100
850: C L A Y C R A F T
Two tile panels: one horizontal depicting
an ox-drawn covered wagon in the desert ,
c overed in dead-matte glazes and nonoriginal enamels, 1/2” chip to edge, and
one vertical depicting a California
landscape with aloe plant in the
foreground and mission in the back, latter
stamped Claycraft, both mounted in fine
A rts and Crafts frames.
5 3/4” x 19 1/2” and 7 3/4” x 4”
$1,000–1,500
851:
850 - one of two
851
DE PORCELEYNE FLES
Two long tiles decorated in cuenca, one
with a peacock, the other one depicting a
deer hunt, each mounted in a new Arts &
C r a fts frame. Both marked.
4 3/4” x 17” $900–1,200
852:
CLEMENS FRIEDELL
Hammered silver serving tray embossed
with orchids and the monogram ‘JKA’ .
FRIEDELL STERLING PA S A D E N A .
13 1/4” x 19”
853:
$800–1,200
EUROPEAN
Hammered copper jardinière embossed
with pine branches and topped with two
A rt Nouveau riveted handles. Original dark
patina. Unmarked.
852
853
11 1/2” x 14 1/2”
854:
$750–1,000
ROYCROFT
Ashtray stand with hammered copper
lining on oak base. Cleaned patina, original
finish, split to wood near top.
31 1/2” x 10” $600–800
855: H E C T O R G U I M A R D
P o rtfolio of color lithographs of interiors
from the Castel Béranger, five of which are
matted and framed. Complete with original
box.
Images around 13” x 7 3/4”.
$1,000–1,500
854
855
275
855A: F L O R E N C E L U N D B O R G
Color poster for the magazine "The Lark,"
February. Matted and framed. Fold and pinhole, possibly cut.
19 1/4" x 11"
855B:
$1,500–2,000
C. H. WOODBURY
Color poster for the Society of Painters in
Water Color of Holland First Annual
Exhibition in the United States, 1895,
Chases Gallery, Boston. Matted and
framed.
Sight: 21 3/4" x 16 3/4"
855A
855B
855B
855C
$1,250–1,750
855C: E T H E L R E E D
Color poster for "Behind the Arras," by Bliss
Carman, Boston 1895. Matted and framed.
Sight: 26 1/2" x 15 1/2"
$600–900
855D: L A N D S C A P E P A I N T I N G
Oil on canvas of trees by the seashore at
sunset. Small chip to top. Unsigned.
Sight: 19 3/4" x 23 1/2"
$400–600
855E: S T A F F O R D G O O D
Oil on canvas of a mountainous landscape
with tall trees. Pencil-signed on back.
Sight: 19 1/2" x 15 1/2" $600–900
855D
855F: E . H A K E
Large oil on canvas landscape of trees by
the seashore at dusk, 1902 or 1922. Signed
and dated.
855E
27" x 37 3/4"
855G:
$500–1,000
LANDSCAPE PAINTINGS
Two oil on board paintings: Ensel Salvi
(Italian, 20th C.) with rocky coast and sail
boats, sight 11 3/4" x 16"; Jane Luke sunset
landscape with pond and trees.
13" x 19 1/4"
855H:
855F
$700–900
C L A U D E F. B R A G D O N /
EDWARD PENFIELD
Two color posters, Bragdon for "The ChapB ook", Chicago 1896, and Harpers January.
Both matted and framed.
Sight: 17" x 12" and 11" x 18 1/2"
$700–900
855G - one of two
855i I S A A C B R O O M E
V e rtical panel depicting a goddess playing
the lute and covered in a rare blue glaze.
Framed. Signed BROOME.
18” x 6” $400–600
856:
HENRI VAN DE VELDE
Color wood cut, “Tropon: Eiweiss Nahrung,”
1898. Matted and framed.
Image: 19 1/2” x 15 1/2” $800–1,200
855H
276
855i
856
857: A R T H U R W E S L E Y D O W
Chromolithograph depicting the cover of
‘Modern Art,’ edited by J.M. Bowles. Pinprick in margin. Matted. Signed in print.
Image: 10 1/4” x 7 3/4”
858:
$700–1,000
ROYCROFT
Pair of hammered copper wall sconces with
curdled handle and heart-shaped cut-out.
From the Roycroft Inn, East Aurora, NY.
Original dark patina. Unmarked.
10 1/4" x 5" $800–1,200
859:
PRAIRIE SCHOOL
Brass-washed chandelier with four arms
and panels of stylized rosebuds in pink and
green on an amber slag glass ground,
complete with textured milk glass faceted
shades.
22” x 27”
860:
857
858
859
860
861
862
863 – one of two
863A
$1,000–1,500
PRAIRIE SCHOOL
Two pairs of brass-washed lighting fixtures
with pierced motifs and textured amber
slag glass, two doubles and two singles.
Unmarked.
Double wal l fixture: 13” x 18” x 10”
Single: 13” x 7” x 10” $1,000–1,500
Crown-shaped copper chandelier with
seven caramel slag glass shades.
Unmarked.
21” x 16”
862:
$600–900
PRAIRIE SCHOOL
Architectural lot of two wal l mounted
fixtures with frosted glass shades, one
brass-washed and double, one chromeplated and single, and a pair of brasswashed door knob plates. Chrome-plated
fixture missing socket.
Double: 8 1/2” x 11” x 6”
d oor plates: 15 3/4” x 5 1/2”
863:
$400–600
PRAIRIE SCHOOL
Pair of brass-washed hanging fixtures, each
with two frosted glass shades. Some wear
to patina.
36 1/2” x 22 1/2” $500–750
863A
STEUBEN
Hand-hammered copper chandelier with
Steuben gold Aurene glass shades, c. 1910.
Complete with original ceiling cap, the
sconces with conforming backs and
pendant shades, al l with foliate light
sockets, fitted for electricity. Shades
unmarked.
17” dia. $1,000–1,500
277
Three brass-washed fixtures, one ceiling
and two wall-mounted, all with stylized
rosebuds in pink and green on an amber
slag glass ground, complete with textured
milk glass faceted shades. Separation to
one corner.
Ceiling: 24” x 18”,
lanterns: 9 1/4” x 5 1/4” x 11” $850–1,250
Three items: An assembled bronzed table
lamp with leaded glass shade; an Arts and
C r a fts leaded glass shade; and a Vi c t o r i a n
painted glass oil lamp.
Table lamp 21 1/2, oil lamp 27”,
single shade 17” dia. $400–600
866:
864 – one of three
865
866
867
868
869
870
871
ART GLASS
Leaded glass hanging lampshade with a
border of stylized peonies, ca. 1910.
Diam. 23”
867:
$700–900
FULPER
Three vases, one tall baluster in Leopard
Skin crystalline glaze (restoration around
rim), one three-sided corseted vase in blue
c r y s t a lline glaze, and one four-sided vase
in Flemington Green flambé. All marked.
Ta llest: 12 1/4”
$900–1,200
868: F U L P E R
Four vases, three in turquoise crystall i n e
glaze, one in ivory to rose. Hairline to
buttressed, base chip repair to threehandled. All marked.
Ta llest: 8”
$400–600
869: F U L P E R
Large center bowl with closed-in rim and
hammered texture, its interior covered in
i vory and Chinese Blue flambé glaze, its
exterior in matte cobalt. Vertical mark.
3 1/2” x 15 1/2”
870:
$400–600
FULPER
Three vases: two buttressed in Famil l e
Rose and purple, and one bullet in mirror
black. All marked.
8” and 6 1/2” $650–950
871:
FULPER
Three vases covered in mirrored flambé
glazes. All marked.
Ta llest: 7” $600–900
278
872: F U L P E R
Four pieces: a pair of Ramses bookends in
matte green, a Verte Antique humidor, and
a matte light blue vase. Glaze flake to
bottom of one bookend. All marked.
B ookends: 9”
$600–900
873: F U L P E R
Three vases covered in gray to Rose flambé
glazes. All marked.
Ta llest: 8”
872
873
$500–750
874: F U L P E R
Five pieces in Famille Rose and Moss-toRose glaze, including a candlesconce and
four vases. All marked.
Sconce: 7 1/2”
875:
$500–750
FULPER/ROSEVILLE Etc.
Five pieces: two Fulper vases in Cat’s Eye
Flambé glaze, one Fulper wall pocket in
blue crystalline, one Roseville brown
Freesia 7” vase (chips), and a Fiesta-type
brown pitcher.
Ta llest: 11 1/4”
874
875
$800–1,200
876: H A M P S H I R E / F U L P E R
A s s o rted lot of nine pieces: five Hampshire
(hairlines to green leaf and bud vase); two
Fulper, Vasebowl (hairlines) and corseted
vase (nick); and a pair of hammered small
hammered copper vases. Most marked.
Ta llest: 8” $800–1,200
877: S T A N G L / F U L P E R
Six pieces including an antelope candle
holder and a tea pot. Chip to tea pot spout,
hairline to leaf-shaped vase. Marked.
Ta llest: 11 1/2” $300–400
878:
GALLOWAY / R O YAL HAEGER
Four vases, three Royal Haeger and one
G a lloway. Glaze chips to base of white and
rim of brown vase. Marked.
Ta llest: 13 1/2” $300–400
876
877
879: M A J O L I C A
Eleven 6” English or Japanese majolica
tiles, each embossed with flowers and
c overed in polychrome glazes. A few nicks.
Each mounted in new Arts & Crafts frame.
Some marked. See al l images at
r a g o a rt s . c o m .
$900–1,200
878
879 - four of eleven
279
880: W H E A T L E Y / P E W A B I C
Four tiles, two 6” Wheatleys with organic
patterns, and two 2” Pewabics surrounded
by blue lustered corners. Wheatleys
marked, Pewabics grouted.
$400–600
881: B E L G I A N
Two partial floors of encaustic tiles.
Several firing lines, beautiful ov e r a ll
condition. Mounted in new frames.
Frames: 27 1/4” sq. and 24” sq.
$500–700
880
881 - one of two
882: M A W & C O .
T h i rty-eight 6” encaustic tiles with a terra
cotta and ivory mosaic pattern. A few
chips. Stamped MAW & CO.
$400–600
883:
BAT CH E L DER /CA L A RT
Two 6” tiles modeled with floral patterns
on blue grounds. Each mounted in a period
A rts & Craf ts frame. (Prov e n a n c e :
C o llection of David Cathers) Batchelder
marked. See all images at ragoart s . c o m .
$400–600
884:
882
883 - one of two
AMERICAN TILES
Box lot of twenty assorted tiles mostly 6”
by Mosaic, Franklin, Empire, Hull, Well e r ,
S p a rtan, and Enfield. See all images at
r a g o a rt s . c o m .
$800–1,200
885:
GRUEBY
Three tiles, two embossed with putti, and
one with a grape cluster. Latter stamped
GRUEBY BOSTON.
6” sq. $700–1,000
884 - one of twenty
885
886: M O S A I C T I L E C O .
Eighteen 6” sq. series tiles decorated in
cuenca af ter designs of water fowl by
Richard E. Bishop. Stamped Richard E.
Bishop, many also have typewritten labels
with birds names, one with B and copyright
mark. Also, Mueller Mosaic crate plank
stamped with company name.
$1,000–1,500
887:
HANDEL-STYLE
Table lamp, its peach-blow frosted glass
shade over a two-socket bronzed base with
green floral pattern. Unmarked.
22” x 15 1/2”
886 - four of eighteen
280
887
$400–600
P e a r-shaped vase painted with a wreath of
green leaves and brown berries on a matte
mustard ground. Ship mark and paper
label.
4 1/2” x 3 3/4”
$800–1,200
Corseted bud vase carved by A.F. Simpson
with white and yellow daf fodils, 1921.
NC/JM/AFS/LU18/170.
7 1/2” x 3 1/4” $1,500–2,000
890:
DEDHAM
Ta ll experimental baluster vase by Hugh
R o b e rtson, covered in brown glossy flambé
glaze. Incised HCR Dedham Pottery/ ink
DP39F
10” x 6” $1,000–1,500
891:
888
889
890
891
892
893
894
895
S AT U R D AY EV E NI NG
GIRLS
Bowl decorated in cuerda seca with a puff y
tree in mountainous landscape on a blue
ground. Paul Revere stamp/EB.
1 1/2” x 6” $900–1,200
892:
ROOKWOOD
Two Carved Matt bowls, one with yel l o w
and purple flowers by Charles Todd, the
other by A. Munson with a geometric
interior (firing line around inside bottom).
6 1/2” and 6 1/4” dias. $800–1,200
Two squat bowls by Elizabeth Lincoln with
pink blossoms on gray ground, one Vell u m
and one Iris, 1905 and 1906. Both with
seconded mark for slight firing flaws, Iris
has a short tight line to rim. Both marked
and signed.
2 1/2” x 5 1/2”
$700–900
Nine Production pieces in assorted glazes,
including vases and three flower frogs.
S m a ll nick to one frog, hairline to twohandled indigo vase. All marked.
Ta llest: 9”
$700–900
Two bud vases, one tapered in indigo glaze,
1904, one cylindrical in Persian Rose,
1908-11, some scaling to base. Both
marked.
6 1/4” and 5”
$850–1,250
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896: A T L A N T I C
Two figural pieces covered in green vell u m
glaze, a paperweight with crouching child,
and a fine and unusual covered box with
crouching gnomes. Restoration to several
chips on box, a few nicks throughout. Both
marked.
Box: 8” x 11” x 9”
$750–1,000
897:
FULPER
Two vases covered in Wistaria glaze.
V e rtical marks.
8 3/4” and 9 3/4”
$45 0 – 6 5 0
898: R O Y A L D O U L T O N
Flambé gourd-shaped vase painted by
Charles Noke. Royal Doulton
s t a m p / N o k e / F LA M B E / F M .
7 1/2” x 7” $800–1,200
899:
896
897
898
899
899A
899B
899C
899D
FLORENTINE
Three items with medallions featuring the
seal of Ohio, a pair of two-handled vases in
gun-metal glaze, and a clov e r- l e a f
paperweight. Paperweight marked.
Vases: 7” $500–750
899A:
GEORGE OHR
S m a ll squat vessel of white clay covered in
emerald green mirrored glaze. Stamped
BILOXI.
2 1/4” x 4 1/4”
$1,200–1,600
899B: F A I E N C E
MANUFACTURING CO.
Three vases with assorted decoration. Rim
on bamboo vase ov e r-painted. All marked
FMCo, one with Ly c e t t .
Ta llest: 17”.
899C:
$1,000–1,500
WANNOPEE
Three vessels covered in glossy flambé
glaze, two pitchers (tight line by spout of
one) and one three-handled vase. Al l
marked.
Ta llest: 8 1/2”
899D:
$300–400
JERSEY CITY POTTERY
Six china-painted vases including a tal l
f o u r-sided vessel painted with a Cinderell a
scene. Some touch-ups, small chips, and
hairlines. All marked.
Ta llest: 13”
282
$400–600
899E: C A L I F O R N I A F A I E N C E
Two items: vase with carved lovebirds and
trees in red glossy glaze, and an Asian
figurine flower frog. Both marked, figure
signed Layes.
7” and 6 1/2”
$650–850
899F:
MARIPOSA
Three Rekston Ware vases, including a bud
vase finely painted with green diaphanous
California poppies, and a baluster vase
with yellow blossoms (kiln kiss). Impressed
circular mark with Rekston and Mariposa.
Ta llest: 14” $500–750
899E
899F
899G:
CHARLES VOLKMAR
Ta ll pitcher exceptionally painted with a
h u n t e r. Small touch-ups to rim, hairline
and small chip. Die-stamped Vo l k m a r.
12” x 9”
899H:
$500–700
ROOKWOOD
Standard Glaze baluster vase painted by
LES with amber oak leaves, 1903. Flame
mark/III/565/LES.
7 3/4” x 5” $550–750
899i:
ALBERHILL
Rare bisque-fired pitcher with a lobed rim.
Impressed ALBERHILL, incised 1914 Cal,
10/7, AWR, 1st, anchor.
899G
899H
11 1/2” x 6”
900:
$1,500–2,000
LINENS
Pair of portières, each stenciled with a
band of stylized pink roses on celadon
ground. Some fading.
84” x 35” $600–800
900A:
C. R. ASHBEE
Prayer book of Edward VII with tooled and
gilded leather cover including about 150
w ood cuts printed in black and red, 1903.
Light wear to corners, scratch to back.
14 3/4” x 11” $400–600
889i
900
910
900A - detail right
911
283
900B:
WALRATH
Center bowl with crouching nude flower frog
c overed in buff and matte green glaze.
Restoration to arm. Signed Wa l r a t h .
6” x 7 1/2”
900D:
$500–750
NORTH DAKOTA SCHOOL
OF MINES
Two pieces: one ridged flaring bowl in blues and
greens by Margaret Cable (restored chip), and
one tankard with nude handle by Phil M. Both
bear indigo stamp and artist signature.
Bowl: 9 1/2” dia., tankard: 7 1/2”
900D:
900B
900C
$500–750
AMPHORA
Vase embossed, enameled, and gilded with
spiderwebs centered with jewel cabochons, and
b u t t e rflies. Small repaired chip at base. Red ink
Teplitz stamp, AMPHORA die-stamp, 3737.
6 3/4” x 4 1/4” $1,000–1,500
900E:
MA W (Attr.)
Tile-top table with four quart e r-round tiles in a
floral Persian pattern set in a circular top on an
iron base. A few chips and hairlines to tiles.
Unmarked.
27” x 17” dia.
900F:
900D
900E
284
WELLER
Greenaways large handled jardiniere, very
unusual in this size. Firing lines to one handle.
Unmarked.
11 1/2”
900F
$300–400
$950–1,250
901: T I F F A N Y & C O .
Parcel-gilt bronze goblet embossed in a
thistle pattern. (One of several such pieces
commissioned by Andrew Carnegie for the
December 1907 opening of the new
clubhouse built by the Engineers Club, 32
West 40th Street, New York.) Stamped
T I F FANY & CO.
7 3/4” x 4 1/4” $600–900
Bronze candlestick lamp base in the
Acanthus pattern, with verdigris patina.
Stamped TIFFANY STUDIOS NEW YORK
and number 621.
14 1/2” x 5” dia. $750–1,000
901
902
903
904
905
906
907
908
Desk lamp in the Pine Needle pattern, its
domical shade lined in green slag glass
atop a three-arm, single-socket, bronze
base. Complete with matching heat cap.
Two broken green slag glass panes, dent to
casing. Base has circular stamp.
17 1/4” x 10”
$4,000–6,000
904: T I F F A N Y S T U D I O S S T Y L E
Bronzed metal and green glass letter rack,
c. 1910.
8 1/2” x 10 1/4”
$800–1,200
Two gilt-parcel trays in the Abalone
pattern. Stamped TIFFANY STUDIOS NEW
YORK 1729 and 1730.
12” and 14” $650–950
906:
TIFFANY STUDIOS/
STEUBEN
Four art glass items, 1900-1920: three
Ti ffany Favrile glass vessels: a small blue
and opalescent compote engraved with a
b u t t e rfly, a gold scalloped bowl, and a blue
bud vase, al l marked; and a Steuben gold
Aurene cabinet vase, unmarked.
Bowl: 9 3/4” dia.
$1,200–1,600
907:
TIFFANY
Pastel floriform plate in turquoise and
white. Etched L.C.T. Favrile.
11”
908:
$600–900
TIFFANY
S c a lloped gold Favrile bowl. Etched 1561 L.
C. Ti ff a n y / F a v r i l e .
2 1/4” x 10 1/4”
$1,200–1,600
285
Two gold Favrile items: one small bowl, and
one threaded bud vase. Both marked.
6” dia. and 3” $850–1,250
Six glass tiles, four with assort e d
m e d a llions on amber and red ground, and
two of lustered glass, one green and one
gold. Several molded PAT APPLIED FOR.
4” sq.
$1,500–2,000
911: T I F F A N Y
Twenty-five Favrile glass tiles with a
geometric square pattern, three red, two
forest green, eighteen celadon, and two
gold. Small chip to one celadon corner,
larger chip to red corner. Unmarked.
4” sq. $2,250–3,250
912:
909
910
911
912
913
914
915
917
TIFFANY STUDIOS
Favrile glass and gilt bronze trumpet vase,
the vase patterned with pulled feather in
green, white and gold, ca. 1910. Va s e
engraved LCT, base with stamped TIFFA N Y
STUDIOS mark.
12 1/8”
913:
$1,500–2,500
TIFFANY FURNACES
A unique gilt bronze and mosaic lamp base
patterned with apple blossom, ca. 1920.
Base impressed LOUIS C TIFFA N Y
FURNACES INC FAVRILE 25 and monogram
mark.
10” H
$3,000–4,000
Bronze and glass candlestick lamp with
tripod base lined in green glass, topped
with a tulip-shaped Favrile glass shade in
f e a t h e r- p u lled pattern. Base depatinated,
chip to lining glass. Unmarked.
16 5/8” $700–900
915:
TIFFANY STUDIOS, Etc.
Favrile glass Damascene lampshade now
fitted on a Ti ffany-style bronze adjustable
student lamp of the period, ca. 1900. Smal l
chip to neck. Shade engraved S11032, base
unmarked.
21 1/2”
$800–1,200
916:
917:
NO LOT
TIFFANY STUDIOS
Pair of pastel glass lamp shades of bel l
shape with opalescent striped pattern.
Engraved L.C.T.
4 3/4”
286
$1,000–1,500
918: Q U E Z A L
Set of four bel l-shaped shades, with green
and gold pulled feather decoration on
white ground with gold interiors, ca. 1900.
One with small chip to fitter. All engraved
QUEZAL.
5 1/2” dia. $1,000–1,500
919: T I F F A N Y S T U D I O S /
KEW BLAS (Attr.)
Five art glass shades with pulled feather
decoration, one by Ti ffany, and four
attributed to Kew Blas. Ti ffany engraved
L . C . T.
5 1/4” H.
918
$1,000–1,500
919
920:
QUEZAL
Seven art glass shades: four gold fluted,
and three in pulled feather pattern. First
six etched Quezal.
Ta llest: 6” $1,500–2,000
921: A U S T R I A N G L A S S
Four tulip-shaded shades with red
threading and black lustered dots above a
pie-crust rim. Unmarked.
5” x 5 1/4”
922:
920
921
$800–1,200
STEUBEN
Two blue Aurene pieces: a bulbous vase,
and a gourd-shaped per fume bottle
missing stopper. Etched Steuben Aurene
2489, and Aurene 145 5 .
8 1/2” and 4”
923:
$1,750–2,250
STEUBEN
Ta ll gold Aurene vase. A few short
scratches. Etched Aurene 2418.
16 3/4” x 6”
924:
$1,400–1,900
STEUBEN
Verre-de-Soie faceted vase with green
threading by Frederick Carder. Etched
STEUBEN F. Carder.
6 3/4” x 6 1/2” $700–1,000
922
923
924
925: D U R A N D
Gold lustered glass vase with ivory swirls.
Signed Durand 1968-6.
6” x 4 1/4” $1,000–1,500
925
287
926:
NEW ENGLAND AND
VICTORIAN GLASS
C o llection of twenty-nine pieces including
Amberina, peach bloom, Burmese, and
various gilt decorated pieces, 1870-1900.
Ht. of tallest pitcher 9 3/4”
$2,000–3,000
927:
926
927
EMILE GALLE
Two cameo glass vases, ca. 1910: Ta ll neck
bud vase with polished green foliage on
p a rt i a lly martele ground, and footed vase
patterned with mauve orchids on frosted
ground. Both with cameo signatures, orchid
vase with star.
12” and 6 1/2” $1,500–2,000
Cameo glass vase patterned with flora and
lilies in matte orange with frosted ground,
c. 1900. Cameo signature GALLE.
9 1/2”
929:
$500–700
EMILE GALLE
Two cameo glass vases, 1900 - 1920: One
patterned with polished red poppies on
frosted and yellow ground, the other with
purple orchid on polished ground, tip of
one orchid petal polished away. Both with
cameo signatures.
11”, 9 1/4” $1,200–1,600
928
929
930:
EMILE GALLE
Rare Cameo glass table lamp decorated in
a mountain lakeland scene in purples and
ambers. Restoration to shade. Base and
shade marked Gall é .
25” x 14” $4,000–6,000
931:
PAUL NICOLAS/RICHARD
Two cameo glass vases, ca. 1900: Nicholas
bud vase patterned with berried flora
a b ove a frieze of salamanders in deep
green and amber on pale green ground,
cameo signature P. NICOLAS NANCY;
Richard tall bottle-shaped vase with lake
land landscape in shades of mauve on
frosted pink ground, cameo signature
RICHARD.
9” and 18 1/2” $1,000–1,500
930
932:
DAUM
A rt Deco acid-etched glass table lamp,
v e rt i c a lly ribbed over zig-zag borders in
clear and frosted glass with original
wrought-iron metalware, ca. 1930.
Ingraved DAUM NANCY FRANCE with Cross
of Lorraine.
19 1/4”
931
288
932
$5,000–7,000
933: L E V E R R E F R A N C A I S
A r t Deco cameo glass vase patterned with
stylized wisteria in mottled purple on
frosted ground, c. 1930. Cameo signature
CHARDER and engraved LE VERRE
FRANCAIS, base wheel-cut FRANCE and
stenciled retailer’s mark OVINGTON.
12 1/4”
934:
$1,500–2,000
LE VERRE FRANCAIS
Two Art Deco etched and enameled glass
items, c. 1930: a vase with three applied
feet patterned with stylized flora in purple;
and a bowl with stylized flora in shades of
orange and mauve, large chip to rim. Va s e
engraved LE VERRE FRANCAIS, cameo
signature Charder, bowl unsigned.
933
934
935
936
937
938
939
940
Vase: 7 1/4”; bowl: 11 1/2” dia.
$1,000–1,500
935:
DAUM
Etched, enameled and gilt glass vase,
patterned with ivy leaves and a frieze
inscribed ‘Je Meurs où Je M’Attache,’ ca.
1890. (The Roman motto, ‘I Die Where I
Take Hold,’ is commonly used along ivy,
whose clutching quality it embodies.)
Signature DAUM NANCY with Cross of
Lorraine.
10 7/8”
$500–700
936: D A U M
Two vases of mottled glass, one bottleshaped in amber, red, and green, and one
of flattened shape in amber and indigo.
Both etched Daum Nancy with cross of
Lorraine.
10 3/4” and 4 1/2” $600-900
937:
FRANCOIS DECORCHEMONT
Pâte-de-cristal bowl cut with a pattern of
facets and ‘thumbprints’ molded on lemon
y e llow ground. Small bruise to outer rim.
Roundel signature.
6” dia. $900–1,200
938: D E V E Z
Cameo glass vase depicting a fishing boat
in front of a village in greens and apricots.
Top possibly ground down. Signed De Vez.
14” x 5 1/4”
939:
$1,000–1,500
LEGRAS/DE VEZ, Etc.
Four small scenic vases ca. 1910: Legras
square vase etched and painted with
landscape; deVez cabinet cameo glass vase
with sailboats; J. Michel vessel painted
with a Venitian scene; and Peynaud
cabinet vase painted with sailboats. Al l
marked.
Legras: 6 3/4”; Michel: 7 1/4” $1,000–1,500
940: D ’ A R G E N T H A L
Cameo glass cabinet vase patterned with
stylized amber fronds on pale green
ground, ca. 1905. Cameo signature
D’ARGENTHAL.
4 1/2”
$250–350
289
941: H A N D E L / R . L A L I Q U E
Two glass vessels ca. 1920: a Handel
Teroma vase of mottled blue and green
glass, and a Lalique cactus pattern sponge
bowl, stenciled R. LALIQUE FRANCE.
7” and 7 1/4” dia.
942:
$400–600
ENGLISH CAMEO
GLASS STYLE
Enameled glass vase patterned with white
oak branches on shaded red ground,
painted to simulate cameo glass, ca. 1890.
12”
$500–700
943: A U S T R I A N A R T N O U V E A U
Iridescent glass vase with brass mount, ca.
1905.
Ht. 13 1/4”
941
942
943
944
945
946
947
948
$600–900
944: R I N D S K O P F
A rt Nouveau red glass vase internall y
decorated with iridescent lappets, original
brass mount, ca. 1905. Unmarked.
14 1/4” $900–1,200
9 45: A U S T R I A N A R T N O U V E A U
Four vases with metal mounts, including a
Loetz-type blue oil spot vase, drilled, an oil
spot footed bowl, a pale green vase with
foliate mount and a threaded low vase.
Ta llest 10” $1,000–1,500
946:
BOHEMIAN
A rt Deco vase in blue oil spot iridescence
and yell o w. Foot rim polished. Stenciled
signature Czechoslovakia (part l y
obscured).
8 3/4” $500–750
947:
AUSTRIAN ART NOUVEAU
Five various vases, including a Loetz-type
vase patterned with green iridescent
waves and with foliate neck.
Loetz type 11”, tallest 13 3/4”
$1,200–1,600
Six various vases, including a pair with
applied lappets, and a pair with silver
mounted rims.
Ta llest pair 8 3/4”
290
$700–900
Six items including an oval two-handled
bowl, vase with two applied handles and
four various cabinet vases.
Bowl 12”, tallest 8 1/4”
950:
$1,000–1,500
CLEMENT MASSIER Etc.
Two pieces: a small Massier vase with
lustered glaze and silver mounted foliate
rim, painted signature, together with a tall
Austrian Art Nouveau pottery vase, chip to
one upper leaf tip.
5 3/4” and 20”
949
950
$1,000–1,500
951: T I F F A N Y
Nineteen glass tiles in three sizes and four
colors, green, ruby, opal, and marbleized
a m b e r. Unmarked.
4" sq., 2" sq., 4" x 1 1/2"
$1,250–1,750
952:
QUEZAL
Large bell-shaped shade with white and
green pulled feather pattern on gold
ground. Unmarked.
5 3/4” x 10”
$1,000–1,500
953: Q U E Z A L
Pair of art glass shades in green and gold
p u lled leaf pattern. Small flake to fitter.
Etched marks.
6 1/4” $950–1,250
951
952
954:
QUEZAL
Two pairs of art glass shades in green
p u lled feather pattern, one pair with pull e d
drag loop. One pair marked.
Ta llest: 5 1/2”
$900–1,200
955: Q U E Z A L
Three pairs of white and gold ribbed art
glass shades. Etched mark.
Ta llest: 5 1/4”
953
954
955
$700–1,000
956: Q U E Z A L
Four assorted art glass shades in gold or
blue pulled feather pattern, including one
p a i r. Etched mark.
Ta llest: 5 3/4” $850–1,250
956
291
STEUBEN
957:
Four art glass shades, one reverse pull e d
drape, one pumpkin, one blue Aurene, and
one pulled feather. All marked but
pumpkin.
Ta llest: 6”
$900–1,200
958: L U S T R E A R T
Four shades of gold and blue iridescent art
glass with white and green pulled feather
pattern. Small chip to one fitter. Each
marked Lustre Art .
5 1/4”
957
958
$600–800
959: L U S T R E A R T
Four art glass shades, one pair of floriform
gold and white fishnet pattern, one flaring
gold and white fishnet, and one white and
green pulled feather. Small chips to fitter.
A ll but flaring marked.
Ta llest: 5 1/2” $500–750
960: Q U E Z A L
Three assorted art glass shades, one in
p u lled feather, one fishnet, and one
threaded with hearts. All marked.
Ta llest: 5 1/4”
961:
959
960
$600–900
DURAND (Attr.)
Three art glass shades, two in hearts and
vine pattern, and one threaded with
leaves. Unmarked.
Ta llest: 7 1/4” $600–900
962: F O S T O R I A
Four art glass shades, one white calcite,
two in the pulled drape pattern, and one in
blue and white with double drag loo p
pattern. None marked.
Ta llest: 7 1/4” $600–900
END OF SESSION THREE
961
292
962
CRAFTSMAN AUCTIONS
SESSION FOUR
Sunday, September 17, 2006 • immediately following Session Three
1000: R O S E V I L L E
D e lla Robbia tall flaring vase excised with
a pattern of stylized blossoms in bottlegreen on a French blue ground. Two firing
lines to rim, restoration to chip at base.
Rozane Ware medallion and E.L.
11” x 4” $2,000–3,000
1001:
ROSEVILLE
D e lla Robbia vase carved with French blue
tulips on a against a yellow ground. Rozane
Ware medal l i o n .
11 1/4” x 4 3/4”
$2,750–3,500
1002: R O S E V I L L E
Egypto large and rare vase embossed with
stylized floral design. Rozane Egypto wafer.
15”
$3,000–4,000
1003: R O S E V I L L E
Azurean rare bulbous vase painted by W.
Myers with a cat. Restoration to underside
of base. No visible mark due to possible
d r i ll-hole restoration on underside.
8” x 6”
$2,000–3,000
1000
1002
1001
1003
295
1004: R O S E V I L L E
Pauleo large bulbous vase covered in an
exceptional marbleized lustered glaze.
Unmarked. 13 1/2” x 9” $1,500–2,000
1005: R O S E V I L L E
Two pieces: one Futura four-sided vase
with stepped base in pink and green glossy
glaze, restoration to one corner, unmarked;
and a Pauleo bulbous vase in marbleized
lustered bronze, bruise to shoulder,
restoration to rim and base, unmarked.
8” and 9 1/2”
$400–600
1006: R O S E V I L L E
Futura bulbous vase with stepped neck,
c overed in a green-blue glaze with
charcoaling near base. Paper label.
12 1/2” x 7” $45 0 – 6 5 0
1007:
1004
1005
1006
1007
1008
1009
1010
1011
ROSEVILLE
Rare Futura flaring vase with green
stepped base and buttresses. Three tight
lines from rim, small nick to base (most
likely from grinding). Unmarked.
12 1/4” x 5” $1,000–1,500
1008:
ROSEVILLE
Four orange Futura pieces, a pair of
stepped vases with circles and triangles in
polychrome, and a flaring bowl with
matching flower frog. Nick to underside of
frog, small ground area and two 1/6” fill e d in nicks to underside of rim to bowl. Va s e s
both bear paper label.
Vase: 10” $800–1,200
1009:
ROSEVILLE
Two Futura two-handled vases, one tal l
blue with flaring rim and stylized yel l o w
tulips, the other a flat pink. Extensive
restoration to blue, small chip to bottom of
pink (does not show on side).
12 3/4” and 4 1/4”
1010:
$400–600
ROSEVILLE
Three Russco vases, two green (repair to
rim of taller, base of shorter), and one
orange (crack from rim). Unmarked.
10 1/2” and 6 1/2” $350–500
1011:
ROSEVILLE
Three orange Russco vases. Several repairs
to the tallest, nicks to one other. One bears
paper label.
9 1/2” and 8 1/2” each
296
$350–500
1012: R O S E V I L L E
Sunflower umbrella stand. Crisply
decorated, strong color. Faint spiderlines
on bottom, do not go through. Excell e n t
condition ov e r a ll. Unmarked.
20 1/4” x 11 1/2”
$4,000–6,000
1013: R O S E V I L L E
Large brown Wisteria vase with ribbed
base and flaring rim. Crisp mold, goo d
c o l o r. Foil label.
12 1/2” x 9” $650–950
1014:
1012
1013
ROSEVILLE
Ta ll pink Baneda vase. 1/4” chip to one
handle, 1/4” bruise to the other handle.
Unmarked.
12 1/2” x 9 1/4”
$600–800
1015: R O S E V I L L E
Pink Baneda bulbous vase. Drill - h o l e
through underside of base. Unmarked.
10 1/4” x 7 1/2”
$400–600
1016: R O S E V I L L E
Blue Windsor spherical vase, crisply
decorated with ferns on both sides.
Unmarked.
7 1/2” x 7”
1017:
1014
1015
$500–750
ROSEVILLE
Green Morning Glory double wall pocket.
S m a ll nick to outer edge of rim, 3/4” chip
to inner rim. Unmarked.
8 1/2”
$400–600
1018: R O S E V I L L E
Green Morning Glory double wall pocket.
S m a ll nick to outer edge of rim. Unmarked.
8 1/2” $500–700
1019: R O S E V I L L E
Blue Pine Cone wall pocket, 1273-8”.
Restoration to tip of branch. Raised mark.
$300–400
1016
1017
1018
1019
297
1020: W E L L E R
Fine Jap Birdimal mug decorated in
squeezebag with a geisha reading boo k s
under trees, against a deep green-blue
ground. Incised Well e r
Faience/Rhead/X/G462.
5 1/4” x 5” $700–900
1021:
WELLER
Jap Birdimal tankard very finely decorated
with a geisha and parasol under tall trees,
against a deep blue ground. Several short
and shallow scratches. Incised Well e r
11” x 6”
1020
$1,250–1,750
1021
1022:
WELLER
Fine Jap Birdimal mug decorated in
squeezebag with a geisha and a cat,
against a deep blue-green ground. 1/2”
glaze flake at base, one minute fleck to
squeezebag. Incised Well e r
5 1/4” x 5” $700–900
1023:
CLEWELL
C o p p e r-clad tall baluster vase covered in a
g ood bronze and verdigris patina.
Restoration to 2” area of shoulder. Incised
C l e w e ll 236.
17 1/4” x 8 1/2” $2,250–2,750
1024
1022
WELLER
J e w e ll large mug with medallions of a
woman, and grapevines, the base
decorated with a band of red cabochons
between twisted, leafy vines. Very minor
nick to one cabochon. Impressed mark.
6 3/4” x 5 1/4”
1024A
$300–400
WELLER
Matt Green basket-shaped vase on a
S i l v e rtone blank. A rare piece, very crisply
decorated. Restoration to handle.
Unmarked.
1024
1023
1024A
1025
298
9” x 7”
$200–400
1025:
CLEWELL
Unusual copper-clad bulbous vase etched
with a fish swimming among sea plants.
Fine original finish. Unmarked.
8” x 5 1/4” $850–1,250
1026: W E L L E R
Rhead Faience oil lamp base decorated
with a band of geese. Kiln kiss and smal l
p u l ls to feet, (factory flaws). Incised Well e r
Rhead Faience.
13 1/2” x 6 1/2”
$1,500–2,000
1027: O W E N S
Soudaneze rare vase painted with a white
poppy on a black ground. A few scratches,
some glaze bubbles. Impressed OWENS
SOUDANEZE 220, artist marked CF?.
8 3/4” x 5”
$500–700
1028: R O S E V I L L E
Woodland twisted faceted vase decorated
with poppies in amber. Unmarked.
6 1/2” x 2 1/2”
1026
1027
$600–900
1029: R O S E V I L L E
Large and rare brown Pine Cone urn, 91215”. Minute fleck or burst to one needle.
Impressed mark.
$1,400–1,900
1030:
ROSEVILLE
Large and rare blue Pine Cone urn, 912-15”.
Impressed mark.
$1,500–2,000
1031:
ROSEVILLE
1028
Large and rare green Pine Cone urn, 91215”. Impressed mark.
$1,250–1,750
1029
1030
1031
299
1032: R O S E V I L L E
Rare and large Azurean bulbous vase
painted by unknown artist with branches
of roses. Restoration to 1/2 of rim,
peppering throughout. Impressed
8 45 / 2 / i l legible art i s t ’s mark.
11 3/4” x 10” $2,000–2,500
1033:
ROSEVILLE
Early Velmoss jardinière. 1/4” chip to inner
rim. Unmarked.
10” x 13 1/4” $400–600
1034:
ROSEVILLE
F ooted jardinière with spade-shaped
buttresses and checkerboard pattern.
Restoration to feet. Unmarked.
10 1/4” x 12 1/2”
1032
1033
1034
1035
$350–500
1035: R O S E V I L L E
Frosted Matt four-handled jardinière
c overed in a fine curdled dark green glaze.
Unmarked.
9 1/2” x 12” $850–1,250
1036:
WELLER
Rare Matt Green architectural-form vase
with buttressed handles, the body with
faint impressed decoration. Very minor
grinding chip. Unmarked.
11 1/2” x 6 1/2” $1,000–1,500
1037:
ROSEVILLE
Chloron tall flaring, fluted vase.
Unmarked.
16” x 7”
$1,250–1,750
1036
300
1037
1038: W E L L E R
Aurelian ewer with ruf fled rim, finely
painted by T.J. Wheatley with amber and
y e llow nasturtium. Minor cloudiness at rim.
Impressed and incised mark, art i s t ’s
initials.
13” x 6” $550–700
1039:
WELLER
Fine and large Louwelsa cylindrical vase
decorated by Turner with portrait of
Napoleon. Slight glaze lif ting, but very fine
condition ov e r a ll. Impressed mark, art i s t ’s
signature.
18” x 5”
1038
$1,500–2,000
1039
1040:
WELLER
Etna vase molded with pink daisies against
a shaded dark gray ground. Stamped
WELLER WARE ETNA.
10 3/4” x 4 1/2” $200–300
1041: O W E N S
Lotus vase finely painted by Charles
Chilcote with an egret. Stamped OWENS
219.
8” x 3 1/2”
1042:
1040
1041
$600–800
WELLER
Dickensware II small pitcher incised with
p o rtrait of a Native American on a tan and
green ground. Stamped mark.
4” x 3 3/4” $350–500
1043: W E L L E R
Rare and early Dickensware baluster vase
decorated by H.S. with portrait of a
cavalier on one side. A few very short and
s h a llow scratches. Unusual white bottom
with target-like mark and impressed
Dickensware mark.
14” x 5”
$650–950
1044: W E L L E R
Hudson vase painted by Ruth Axline with a
branch of yellow and pink dogwoo d
blossoms around the entire upper body.
Kiln stamp/art i s t ’s cipher.
1042
1043
9” x 4 1/2”
$45 0 – 6 5 0
1 0 45: W E L L E R
Two Hudson ovoid vases, one painted by
Hester Pillsbury with daffodils, the other
by H.F. with pink nasturtium (tight hairline
from rim). Very crisply decorated. Incised
mark and art i s t ’s signatures.
7” x 3 3/4” $900–1,200
1044
1045
301
1046: W E L L E R
Louwelsa rare mantle clock, painted by
Lizabeth Blake with tall yellow flower. A
few minor abrasions, crack to glass doo r ,
original movement, excellent condition
ov e r a ll. Impressed mark and art i s t ’s
initials.
10” x 11”
1047:
$45 0 – 6 5 0
LONHUDA
Ta ll bottle-shaped vase painted by Helen
M. Harper with yellow flowers, green
leaves, and buds. Restoration to drill - h o l e
under base, art i s t ’s initials possibly reincised af ter repair. Impressed mark.
13” x 6” $400–600
1046
1047
1048
1049
1050
1051
1052
1053
1048: W E L L E R
Dickensware I tear-shaped vase painted by
RGT with portrait of a lady. Restoration
around rim. Stamped DICKENSWA R E
WELLER 321.
12 3/4” x 8 1/2”
$400–600
1049: W E L L E R
Chase ovoid vase with sterling deposit of a
fox chase, on verdigris ground. Heavily
crazed near base. Incised Well e r
Pottery/Sterling.
9” x 5”.
$400–600
1050: W E L L E R
Two pieces including an Aurelian bud vase
painted with a wild rose (a few scratches),
and an Eocean bulbous bud vase (1/10”
nick to rim, next to a small glaze miss).
Both marked.
5 1/4” and 5 3/4” $300–500
1051:
SWASTIKA KERAMOS
Two bottle-shaped vases, one decorated
with beading in the style of the Owens
Coralene Opalesce line, in green and white,
the other like an Owens Mission. Medal l i o n
marks.
Ta llest: 7” x 3”
1052:
$400–600
OWENS CYRANO/
SOUDANEZE MATT
Two vases, a two-handled Soudaneze with
grape vine, Cyrano pitcher (restored chip to
spout). Soudaneze stamped.
7” and 5”
1053:
$400–600
OWENS CYRANO
Corseted jardinière with squeezebag
decoration. Restoration to rim chip, a few
hairlines, small nicks to decoration.
Unmarked.
7 1/2” x 8 1/2” $250–350
302
1054: W E L L E R
Rare Zona jardinière and pedestal set
decorated with panels of cattails and
kingfishers. The crispest example of this
form we have seen. Very minor hairline to
both rim and base of jardinière. Stamped
mark.
30 1/2” ov e r a ll
1055:
$1,500–2,000
ROSEVILLE
Vista massive jardinière and pedestal set.
Two faint spiderlines to bottom of jard,
g l a z e d - over factory chip to rim of both jard
and ped. Unmarked.
37” ov e r a ll
1056:
$1,500–2,000
ROSEVILLE
Blue Wisteria 8” jardinière and pedestal
set. Restoration to rim and base of
jardinière. Unmarked.
O v e r a ll height: 24” $2,000–3,000
1057: R O S E V I L L E
Blue Fuchsia jardinière and pedestal set,
655-8”. Great condition, fleck and a few
very minor scratches ov e r a ll. Raised mark.
$1,200–1,500
1058:
1054
1055
ROSEVILLE
Sunflower umbrella stand. Crisply
decorated. Faint spiderlines to bottom,
e x c e llent condition ov e r a ll. Black paper
label.
20 1/4” x 11 1/2”
1059:
$4,000–6,000
WELLER
Baldin large jardinière and pedestal set. (A
great example of this form) Marked.
40” ov e r a ll
1056
$1,500–1,800
1057
1058
1059
303
1060: B U R L E Y W I N T E R
Large two-handled floor vase modeled with
m e d a llions of lions heads, covered in
mottled indigo glaze. Chip to one
m e d a llion. Marked BURLEY- W I N T E R
CROOKSVILLE O.
20 1/2” x 17” $500–700
1061:
BURLEY WINTER
Bulbous floor vase with two medallions of
l i o n’s heads covered in olive, turquoise, and
i vory frothy glaze. BW mark.
18” x 14”
$45 0 – 6 5 0
1062: B U R L E Y W I N T E R
Large two-handled floor vase modeled with
m e d a llions of lions heads, covered in
mottled purple and rose glaze. Chip to one
m e d a llion. Marked BURLEY- W I N T E R
CROOKSVILLE O.
21 1/4” x 17” $500–750
1063: G A R D E N U R N
C overed in glossy blue flambé glaze.
Unmarked.
25 1/2” x 15” $350–500
1064:
1060
1061
BAUER
Two two-handled baluster-shaped vases
c overed in bright orange and sea foam
green glazes. Restoration and reglued
handle to orange. Unmarked.
22 1/2” and 20” $750–1,250
1065: F L O O R V A S E
Pair of floor vases or garden urns cov e r e d
in frothy blue-gray and cobalt glazes.
Unmarked.
25” x 11”
1062
1063
1064
1065
304
$600–800
1066: R O S E V I L L E
Six Tourmaline vases, two ovoid in orange
and blue (fleck to orange, grinding nicks to
blue), one bulbous with ribbed base, one
ribbed flaring, and one stepped flaring in
mottled pink and blue. Four marked.
Ta llest: 8 1/2” $600–900
1067:
ROSEVILLE
Four Earlam vases in turquoise mottled
glaze. Unmarked.
Ta llest: 8 1/4” $300–400
1068:
ROSEVILLE
Three Orian vases in mottled brown and
turquoise. Unmarked.
9 1/2” and 7 1/4”
1069:
1066
1067
1068
1069
1070
1071
1072
1073
$350–500
ROSEVILLE
Four Orian vases in turquoise and beige
mottled glaze. 7 1/2” squat vase with
hairline to one handle, deep crazing lines
to body of 7 1/2” bud vase, minor grinding
to cylindrical. One marked.
Ta llest: 10 3/4”
$400–600
1070: R O S E V I L L E
Three Orian vases, two in deep rose, the
third in bright yellow, all with turquoise
accents and interiors. Unmarked.
6 1/4”, 7 1/2”, 12 1/2” $400–600
1071:
ROSEVILLE
Five Tuscany vases: one gray squat
(repaired chip to handle); and four pink,
two large bulbous (larger with restored
handle), and two squat (touch-ups to one).
Unmarked.
Ta llest: 10 1/2”
1072:
$500–700
ROSEVILLE
Nine Tuscany pieces in assorted pink, gray,
and mottled blue-gray glaze; eight vases
and one bowl. Tight hairline to bowl, nicks
to handles of two pink small e r. Unmarked.
Ta llest: 8 1/2”
$400–600
1073:
WELLER
Voile rare pedestal decorated with tall fruit
trees. Very minor chip to underside of
base, does not show on side. Marked 24 in
ink, underglaze.
21”
$600–800
305
1074: B A U E R
Two large oil jars in turquoise glaze. A few
scratches. Unmarked.
20” and 22” $1,000–1,500
1075: B A U E R
Large oil jar in indigo glaze. Glaze line
around rim, a few scratches and bubble to
body, drill hole to bottom. Unmarked.
25 1/2” x 17 1/2”
1076:
$500–750
BAUER
Four bulbous oil jars or vases covered in
blue, orange, turquoise, and speckled pink
glazes. Two marked BAUER POTT E RY LOS
ANGELES CAL 16”.
Approx. 16” each.
1074
1075
$1,500–2,500
1077:
BAUER
Pair of tall oil jars in orange glaze. Smal l
bruise to side of one. Unmarked.
19 1/2” x 13”
$1,000–1,500
1078:
BAUER
Pair of large oil jars in indigo glaze.
Unmarked.
22” x 17”
$1,000–1,500
1079:
BAUER
Large oil jar covered in turquoise glossy
glaze. Unmarked.
22 1/2” x 18”
$1,000–1,500
1076
1077
1078
306
1079
1080: R O S E V I L L E
Green Poppy jardinière and pedestal set,
642-8”. Restoration to one handle, minor
bruise to base, some dark crazing lines
near rim of jard. Impressed mark.
$500–700
1081: R O S E V I L L E
Green Snowberry jardinière and pedestal
set, IJ-8”. Minute fleck. Raised mark.
$400–600
1080
1081
1081A R O S E V I L L E
Vista umbrella stand. Restoration to area
at base, long line from rim, faint line to
interior (does not go through). Unmarked.
20” x 9 1/2”
1081B
$300–500
WELLER
Louwelsa tall ewer with ruf fled rim painted
with yellow roses. Two minute bursts or
flecks. Impressed numbers.
23”
$1,250–1,750
1082: R O S E V I L L E
Matte green cylindrical umbrella stand
with banded floral details. Restored short
opposing lines from rim. Unmarked.
20” x 11”
1081A
1081B
1083:
$300–400
ZANESVILLE
U m b r e lla stand, possibly Peters & Reed,
with foliate design glazed in sheer green,
the clay showing through. Unmarked.
20” x 12”
$200–400
1084: R O S E V I L L E / W E L L E R
Six pieces: three Roseville, one To u r m a l i n e
flat vase, one Savona yellow vase, one
Carnelian I flat vase; three Weller, one blue
Paragon vase (two nicks to base), one
flaring Fleron vase, and one Boutique squat
vase. Some marked.
Ta llest: 8 1/2”
1085:
1082
1083
WELLER
Three vases: one Burntwood bulbous vase
with morning glories, one corseted Etna,
and one Warwick double bud vase. One
marked.
Ta llest: 8 1/4”
1084
$300–400
$400–600
1085
307
1086: R O S E V I L L E
Two green Baneda pieces, one urn and one
bulbous bud vase. Restoration to small
chip on handle of small e r. Unmarked.
7 1/2” and 6 1/2”
1087:
$45 0 – 6 5 0
ROSEVILLE
Two vases, a red Ferrella flaring vase, and a
brown Bushberry ovoid, 31-7”. Ferell a
unmarked.
6”
1086
1087
$500–700
1088: R O S E V I L L E
Two blue Wisteria pieces, one bulbous vase
and one jardinière. Overspray and possible
restoration to jard. Unmarked.
6 1/4” and 4 1/4”
1089:
$400–600
ROSEVILLE
Two white Morning Glory vases, one
spherical, 296-6”, the other flaring, 726-8”.
Unmarked.
6 1/4” and 8 1/4”
$500–750
1090: R O S E V I L L E
Three pieces: a Vista bulbous vase, a blue
Fuchsia vase, 891-6” (1/4” painted-ov e r
chip at rim), and a brown Fuchsia vase,
894-7” (tight line with fleck). Vi s t a
unmarked.
9 1/2” $500–750
1088
1089
1091:
ROSEVILLE
Two pieces: a red Ferel la flaring twohandled vase (curved line or reglued small
chip at rim), and a brown Montacello squat
vessel. Unmarked.
5 1/8” and 4” $45 0 – 6 5 0
1092:
ROSEVILLE
Utility Ware large mixing bowl with gray
banded decoration. RV ink mark.
7” x 11 1/2” dia. $200–300
1093:
1090
1091
ROSEVILLE
Five Juvenile pieces, a milk pitcher and
s m a ll bowl with rabbits, a small pitcher
with chicks, and a cup and saucer set with
girl in bonnet. Two marked.
Ta llest: 3 3/4” $300–400
1094:
ROSEVILLE
Six brown Pine Cone pieces: a vase, 843-8”
(two small filled-in chips), a low bowl, 4256”, a bud vase, 479-7” (hairline and fill e d - i n
chip), a canoe-shaped planter, 431-15”, a
double wall pocket, 1273-8”, and a center
bowl, 322-12” (flecks). All marked.
$900–1,200
1092
308
1093
1095: R O S E V I L L E
Seven pieces: a pair of blue Water Lily
candlesticks, 1154-2”, a green Cosmos 10”
bowl, a pink Water Lily vase, 79-9” (nicks),
a yellow Peony vase, 58-6” (very poor base
repair), a green Peony vase, 427-4”, and a
t a ll green Snowberry vase, IV2-12” (nick to
rim edge, chip to base ring). All marked.
$350–500
1096: R O S E V I L L E
Eleven pieces: a pair of green Clematis
b ookends #14 (filled-in chips to one), six
green Zephyr Lily pieces; a pair of
b ookends, a rectangular planter, 1393-8”, a
bud vase, 201-7”, and a pair of candlesticks,
1162-2”, two green Freesia vases, 119-7”
(chips, one filled-in), and 200-7”, and a
green Magnolia bowl, 449-10” (nicks to
tips). All marked.
$350–500
1094
1095
1096
1097
1098
1099
1100
1101
1097: R O S E V I L L E
Seven Moss pieces: six pink or orange, a
w a ll pocket (touch-up to reglued chip at
rim, repaired tip), three vases, 783-9”, 7777” (nicks to base), 778-7” (two small chips
to base), a pair of candlesticks, and a blue
vase, 776-7”. All marked.
$350–500
1098: R O S E V I L L E
Five pieces: a pair of pink Ixia candlesticks,
1126-4 1/2”, a pink Cremona four-sided 6”
vase, a yellow Wincraft bowl, 229-14”
(hairline to one handle), and a green
A rt w ood rectangular vase, 1056-10”. Al l
marked.
$300–400
1099:
ROSEVILLE
Seven pieces: one blue White Rose urn,
146-5”, one blue Thornapple squat vessel,
808-4”, one blue Thornapple jardinière,
638-8” (filled-in nick to handle, repair to
break at rim), one blue Iris bud vase, 9144” (underglaze nick to rim), a green Poppy
3” jardinière, a green Poppy pillow vase,
870-8” (repaired base), and a gray Poppy
vase, 869-7” (nick to base). All marked.
$350–500
1100:
ROSEVILLE
Four pink Columbine pieces: a squat vessel,
399-4” (fleck or burst to decoration), a tal l
ovoid vase, 26-14 (small repair to rim, very
minor flecks to handles), a bulbous vase,
14-6”, and a jardinière, 655-6”. All marked.
$500–700
1101: R O S E V I L L E
Four Green Pine Cone pieces: a pair of
b ookends (restored corners), a dish #497
( s m a ll filled-in chip to rim), and a 10 1/2”
vase (tight hairline from rim). All marked.
$350–500
END OF AUCTION
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