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Daum Nancy, French Art Nouveau glass grapevine and snail table lamp. Art Nouveau Escargot table lamp by Daum freres, Ecole de Nancy 1900, Decorated with Vine and snails, Shade and base signed in cameo Daum Nancy with Cross of Lorraine
Herbert Zeitner, Berlin Germany, Art Deco, mixed metal, constructivist table lamp, unique, amber, silver bronze
Art Nouveau sideboard with three drawers, Designed and manufactured by Louis Majorelle, Nancy, circa 1900, precious wood with gilded bronze applications
Rare Georg Jensen Henning Koppel 18 Carat Gold ring no. 845, Copenhagen Denmark
Nymphenburg Munich Germany, Design Theodor Koerner 1905, Huge naturalistic colorful Art Nouveau porcelain figure of a peacock tap.
Bloemenwerf chair – Art Nouveau furniture, original Art Nouveau chair designed by Henry van de Velde for his own house Bloemenwerf in Uccle, Brussels 1894/95, executed in Padouk wood
Vase, Decor pumpkin, pumpkin tendril and butterflies French Art Nouveau glass Design: Désiré Johann Baptist Christian [Lemberg 1846 – 1907 Meisenthal / Lorraine, France] (Head of the decorative studio of the glassworks Burgun Schverer and Co., Meisenthal) this carries out contract work for Emile Galle. Execution: Meisenthal / Lorraine, France
Iconic German Art Nouveau handmade, hand crafted Sterling silver cutlery, lobster fork, lobster pick, Decor, Model No.1, pattern No.1 design Henry van de Velde 1902, by Theodor Mueller, Weimar, Uccle, Bruxelles, Paris, Dresden, Berlin, Hagen
Art Nouveau Meissen 1900 Design Henry van de Velde, pattern Peitschenhieb (whiplash), porcelain sauce boat, gravy boat, in royal cobald blue, Germany around 1904.
Emile Gallé, Ecole de Nancy France, signed in cameo twice, clematis decor in blue and yellow, French Art deco souffle glass, blownout glass table lamp, mint condition, for the best collections.
Meissen German Art Nouveau porcelain Coffee cup with saucer, plain white with cobalt blue, whiplash pattern, Design Henry van de Velde 1904, Weimar Germany
Walter Ophey, Alpine Landscape 2. Color Chalk, Artists Association The Junge Rheinland. Dusseldorf School of Painting, c. 1928.
