Swedish Studio Glass Vase by Wilke Adolfsson
Wilke Adolfsson (b. 1940)
An oblong form glass vase over a cup-shaped foot, decorated with a tropical jungle scene with a man and woman hunting, in green and yellow on a gray ground, monogramed, numbered and dated
Height. 10 in.
Orrefors Vase
Ariel girl and dove vase by Edvin Öhrström for Orrefors
of blue, silver and clear glass.
Signed and dated.
Daum Nancy Art Deco Vase
Acid etched green glass vase, signed Daum Nancy France, C1930
French Art Deco Vase by Daum Nancy
French Art Deco Vase by Daum Nancy in yellow acid cut clear and frosted glass. Signed.
Art Deco Large and Important Daum Nancy Vase
Large yellow color Art Deco Daum Nancy vase. Deep acid cut geometric motif. Signed.
R. Lalique Architectural Panels from the Oviatt Building
Pair of Architectural Panels from the Elevator Doors – Oviatt Building Los Angeles, 1927. In clear and frosted glass, 16 in. square
Referenced in F. Marcilhac “R. Lalique Catalogue Raisonne No. 24 pg. 904
Art Deco Glass Ewer by Schneider
Charles Schneider, French Art Deco Glass Ewer.
Pink and yellow powdered glass with spots in orange, pink, and green powder inclusions, applied violet handle, circa 1922
Engraved: Schneider
11-1/2 inches high (29.2 cm)
DAUM Art Deco Glass Vase
DAUM NANCY
An internally decorated green and dark brown glass vase with gold foil inclusions, created circa 1925-1930. Signed engraved on base rim.
A Rare Art Deco Ceramics Panel by RENE BUTHAUD
René BUTHAUD (1886 – 1986)
“Amphitrite”, a Ceramic low relief depicting the Greek mythological sea-goddess as a young girl riding a sea horse and holding a shell in her hand.
Titled and monogrammed ‘R.B’ in the LR corner.
Puiforcat Black Lacquer Silver Box
JEAN E. PUIFORCAT (1897-1945)
Art Deco Sterling Silver and Black Lacquer Box
With stylized oriental motifs, red glass ring and carved glass ball, stamped Puiforcat Paris, with French Minerve sterling mark.
Height: 3 in (7.5 cm), Diameter: 3.9 in (10 cm)
Rare Luminaire by Rene Lalique, “Tulipes”
“Tulipes”, an electrified Art Deco centerpiece by Rene Lalique, created in 1930, comprised of a clear and frosted glass panel, molded with a decoration of tulips in intaglio, resting on a electrified silvered bronze base.