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A bipartite ring:
The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York Treasures of Tutankhamun Exhibition (1978). |
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Contemporary Art Glass 1995, Signed: Ralph 95.
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Violet Tornado Vase |
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Around 1970, I purchased these two bears directly from an Ainu artist who lived in Hokkaido. He initially did not want to sell these hardwood carvings because they were an integral part of his daily spiritual life. He agreed to sell them to me, only after I convinced him that I appreciated their spiritual importance and that I was not just looking for a souvenir. |
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Bohemian Czech Glass Circa 1920, Signed.
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Steuben produced bubbles trapped in clear glass and colored with graduated glass
Circa 1920. |
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This is a beautiful small Rosaline tray by Steuben.
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Steuben's Verre De Soi bowl.
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Very simple and Amazing jade bowl by Daum.
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This is a very beautiful acid etched and wheel carved Dahlia flower vase with great shape and design. Beautiful!
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Great shape miniature vase with rarer swan decoration. This extra small miniature is beautifully decorated with swan, fishing man, and lake using acid-etching and enameling.
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Tiffany produced soft colors glassware as "pastel" glass. Tiffany occasionally wheel-carved decoration into a bowl, compote, lamp shade, ... This pastel bowl has one wheel carved butterfly.
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Very fine example of great Tiffany decoration.
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This is actually prettier than one in the Chrysler Museum of Art, Norfolk, VA.
Trumpet Vase c. 1922, |
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Schneider glass was rarely acid etched. Most of the glass was brightly colored with internal mottling.
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Le Verre Francais glass was acid etched most of the time.
One of the characteristics of authentic Le Verre Francais glass is the wonderful mottling in the background. |
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Gallé cameo glass was both wheel-cut and acid etched. Both techniques require fine craftsmanship. In either case, layers of multi-colored glass are progressively removed to create intricate and finely detailed designs. This monumental stick vase is beautifully designed in simplicity. Beautiful.
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King Tut vase. Durand is famous for King Tut decoration and this is a superior example.
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Large Art Nouveau Silver Overlay Perfume Bottle
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This beautiful amber colored decanter or wine bottle with fine bronze decoration is unknown origin, but it could be Italian or French.
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This is a 19th century Cameo peg lamp with flowers. This kind of works were made by 3 important manufacture Baccarat (France), St. Louis (France) and Val St. Lambert (Belgian). After researching this, I can comfortably say this is Baccarat.
Shade is Quezal and Candle holder is Tiffany(some questionable). |
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Rindskopf is best known on the American market by its "Pepita" line-clear glass furrowed in light green and shading to a wine red at the top. 1900 - 1905
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Crackle Glass decanter | |
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Rare candle holder made of bronze. French artwork, dated ca. 1860.
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San Ildefonso Pueblo Pot. Signed but not identfied. | |
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B&G 2019 Parrot. Artist: Dahl Jensen(1874-1960) | |
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