Filter Collection (1900-1940s)

Walter J. Phillips born 1884 and died 1963, was a English Born Canadian Painter and also a Printmaker.
His work is credited with popularizing the color Japanese [...]

A large oil of Woman in style ( after ) of John Singer Sargent in ornate water guilt frame.
NOTE:
The painting is behind glass and all [...]

A very charming Artist sketchbook from the early 1900’s, one small drawing is dated 1907. The Artist signed almost every page with initials or his full [...]

This is a carved wooden head and padded body carnival game. This was used in a game of some sort at the Fontaine Ferry Amusement [...]

Circa 1930's painted metal folding duck decoy.
The estate got this piece in Baltimore in the 1960's.

Size: 16" long
Condition: good with some wear to [...]

A very early and wonderful patina on this Tiffany Studios Grape Leaf Pattern Desk set Pieces.
Dark Bronze original patina with Green Slag Glass
Pieces [...]

Henry Moore Aquatint numbered 17/50 and signed of Nude

Title: Reclining Nude

Date: 1955

Medium: Drypoint and aquatint

Description: Reclining figure, reminiscent of Moore’s large-scale [...]

A vintage, circa 1930's Art Deco Era Wilton Rug.
Recently cleaned professionally and in very good with no visible wear.
Strong and bold colors
Size: [...]

Prentiss Taylor (1907 – October 7, 1991), the artist whose life and art reflected social political subjects as well as personal philosophical beliefs.
Considered one of the major non [...]

Tiffany Studios Bronze base oil lamp, drilled and electrified, mostly likely D890. The previous owner has drilled in the center, where Tiffany put the marks. [...]

The Watch is Running, but will need to be cleaned, it has been stored for over 30 years.

A 21 Jewel, Railroad Grade Elgin B W Raymond [...]

A very nice Scarab Desk lamp with bronze base and Favrile Glass scarab.
Base is marked 9950 and 412, original switch, cord is worn and non working. [...]

A wonderful Dore Finished Zodiac pattern Desk Lamp with a signed "L C T" on the inside rim Pull Feather Shade.
Base is VG condition [...]

Jean Baptiste Auguste Dampt (1854–1945) was a French sculptor, medalist, and jeweler.

Jean-Baptiste Auguste Dampt designed and made for Cartier, France Circa 1902-1907 St. Christopher inside [...]

Tiffany Studios inkwell, round shape, bronze in the Pine Needle pattern over caramel and white glass, cleaned original patina, signed Tiffany Studios, New York, #846

Size: 2 1 [...]

Signed “Tiffany Studios New York 982” Pine Needle Pen Wipe Brush

Condition: Very Minor wear to the patina in areas, please see the photos. Brush is [...]

Wolfgang Hoffmann American [1900 - 1969] was born in Vienna, Austria in 1900. The son of the famous architect and Wiener Werkstatte co-founder, Joseph Hoffmann.

Wolfgang Hoffmann for [...]

Tiffany Studios Pine Needle Letter box with caramel Slag glass, circa 1910-1920’s.
Marked on the bottom, 1019 Tiffany Studios New York.

Size: 6 1/2" x 2 3/4" [...]

P. J. Mene Bronze of French Spaniel signed rear foot area.
P. J. Mene (1810 - 1877) was born in Paris, France

This bronze is very similar [...]

Signed "Tiffany Studio New York 1004" Pen Tray Pine Needle Dore Pattern Gold over white opalescent glass

Condition: some wear to the patina and small break [...]

Tiffany Pine Needle Stamp box with insert and the Perpetual Calender with paper card with dates and months. Both of the pieces have the original [...]

Tiffany Studios Pine Needle Letter box with caramel Slag glass, circa 1910-1920's.
Marked on the bottom, 821 Tiffany Studios New York.

Size: 7" x 7" x 2" tall [...]

Tiffany Studios Inkwell, Pine Needle with Caramel Slag Glass, New York, early 20th century

Slag glass and patinated bronze,
Pine needle pattern overlay on square [...]

The Zodiac pattern was in production for approx 30 years and is one of the most popular designs and patterns created for the Desk Sets.
Starting [...]

A wonderful Library Book Stand in a Gothic Revival Style, circa 1900.
Fulling adjustable, height and tilting on this piece with a decorative Gothic mount on [...]