GLASS

French 19th century.  Napoleon III vase, circa 1850.  Cut glass and ormolu.  H: 14 1/2″.  $3,750  [See FEATURED INVENTORY]

French 19th century.  Pair of Louis-Philippe urns, circa 1880.  Mat-finished opaline glass, with gilt- and red-painted decorations.  Height 14″.  $1,250

French 19th/20th century.  Pair of apothecary jars, circa 1900.  Glass, gilt and printed paper labels, gilded and painted sheet metal covers. 10 1/4″.  Provenance:  James Pendelton (Los Angeles dealer).  $2,000

French 20th century.  Two finials: one cut glass with gold-plated base, circa 1960, H: 7 1/2 “; the other cut glass with gilt interior and bronze base with traces of gilding, circa 1900, H: 5 1/2”. $2,000

French 20th century, attributed to Andre Hunnebelle (Paris firm).  Perfume bottle, 1930s.  Hand-painted opaline glass.  Provenance:  Mrs. Kersey Coates Reed, Lake Forest (David Adler house decorated by Frances Elkins).  H: 4″  $800

Napoleone Martinuzzi (Italian 1892-1977) for Venini.  Bowl circa 1925.  Glass with gold leaf.  H: 7 1/2″ Dia: 15″ $3,750

Venini (Venice firm). Egg paperweight, 1950s.  Glass with purple and orange internal spirals.  H: 4″.  $2,000

Venini (Venice firm).  Set of 3 twisted obelisks, 1950s.  Glass with red-flame intrusions.  H: 14 3/4″/17 1/2″/ 17 1/2″.  $12,500

Tiffany (New York firm).  Obelisk, circa 1970.  Cut glass.  H: 14″ $2,500

Italian 20th century. Pair of ashtrays, circa 1970. Cut amber-flashed-glass ashtray. H: 2 1/4″ W: 4 3/4″ D: 4 1/2″ and H: 4″ W: 5″ D: 5″. $3,000 the pair.

Italian 20th century. Ashtray, circa 1970. Blue-flashed-glass ashtray, bearing adhesive lable reading: “Artistic Crystal Murano.” H: 4 1/4″ Dia: 5 1/2″ $2,000

American or European 20th century.  Set of 17 dinner and 12 small plates, circa 1970.  Gilt glass, stamped on backs HHD/Pat. Pend. 33″.  Dia: 10 3/4″ and 6 1/2″.  $4,500  [See FEATURED INVENTORY]

Hispanic 19th century.  Jug.  Copper-glazed earthenware.  H: 10 1/2″.  $3,000  [See FEATURED INVENTORY]

English, 18^th/19^th century.  Urn, circa 1800.  Painted silver-luster porcelain.  H: 14 ½” [See FEATURED INVENTORY]  $5,00

Korean, 19th/20th century. Vase, circa 1900. Blue-and-white-glazed stoneware. H: 12″ Dia: 8″ $1,500

German 19th/20th century, attributed to Alexander Kips (1858-1910). KPM porcelain bracket, Berlin, circa 1900. 19 1/2″ $3,750

German 19th century. Attributed to Alexander Kips (1858-1910). KPM Berlin porcelain vale. H: 19 1/2″ $3,750

Arno Malinowski (Danish 1899-1976). Amazon with hound, 1927. Porcelain on later ebonized-wood base. H: 15 3/4″ W: 11 1/2″ D: 7 1/2″ Provenance: Michael Clancy, New York. $12,500

Giovanni Gariboldi (Italian 1908-1979 ) for Richard Ginori, circa 1936.  Pot.  Gilt porcelain.  H: 6 1/2″.  $6,000

Giovanni Gariboldi (Italian 1908-1979) for San Cristoforo.  Planter, 1940s.  Ceramic.  H: 10 1/2″ Dia: 12 1/2″.  $3,500

Giovanni Gariboldi (Italian 1908-1979) for San Cristoforo, circa 1948.  Umbrella stand.  Ceramic.  H: 19″.  $4,500

Giovanni Gariboldi (Italian 1908 – 1971).  Set of 12 dishes, circa 1948.  Glazed porcelain.  Width: 7”  [See FEATURED INVENTORY]  $5,000

Piero Fornasetti (Italian 1913-1988).  Set of 12 Stoviglia (“Crockery”) plates, all marked, numbered, and dated 1955.  Gilded and transfer printed on porcelain.  Dia: 10 1/4″.  $15,000

Piero Fornasetti (Italian 1913-1988).  “Nugget” paperweight, 1960s.  Gilded and transfer-printed porcelain.  L: 3 3/4″ $1, 250

Italian 20th century, attributed to Giovanni Gariboldi (1908-1979), for Richard Ginori.  Egg cup, circa 1930.  H: 3 1/4″  $1,000

Gustav Otto (Gusso) Reuss (German 1885 – 1962).  Bowl, circa 1950.  Glazed ceramic.  H: 3 ¼” Dia: 8 ¾”  $1,000

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