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Lot Qty Description 1001 1 Two Decorative Metal Stars, White with Gold Specks, 34" tall and White, 25" tall 1002 1 Two Bird Cages; Metal White and Wooden Green Distressed Paint 1003 1 Homs Model 28 Scale; 10 " tall x 9" wide 1004 1 Decorative Copper Leaf Designed Wall Art, 43" tall, and Metal Sunburst Designed Candle Stand, 25" tall 1005 1 Mirror, made to look like Picket Fence, 42" tall x 21" wide; Painted Blue 1006 1 Primitive Shoe Shine Box with Slanted Top, 12" wide x 11" tall; with Three Shoe Shine Brushes 1007 1 Primitive Wicker Child's Rocking Chair, 28" tall x 16" across 1008 1 Coleman Model 2205 Gas Lantern in Case 1009 1 Group of Tin Containers; includes Armco Can with Lid and Spout, 15" tall; Enamelware Bedside Pan, 8" tall; and Red Tin Decanter 1010 1 Tin Decorative Platter, Green and Gold, with Metal Stand; 20" diameter 1011 1 Metal Rose Decorated Hanging Bird Cage, 18" tall, 11" diameter 1012 1 Iron Armillary, 19" tall x 18" across 1013 1 Tole Tray, Black and Gold, 20"x15" 1014 1 Group of Decorative Items; includes Wooden Stool, 7" tall, Signed; Wood Birdhouse, 12" tall, and Wood Decorative Rooster, 17" tall 1015 1 Black Iron Lattice Urn, 9.5" tall, 7" diameter 1016 1 Pair of Metal Plant Stands, 10"x10"x10" 1017 1 Pair of Cherub Designed Miniature Bird Baths, 15" tall, 9" diameter 1018 1 Gray Metal Bird Cage with Slide Out Bottom, 20"x15"x15" 1019 1 Metal Bird Cage, Oriental House Design Style, 16" tall x 11" wide, has Three Decorative Feathered Balls 1020 1 Gray Hager Pottery Vase, 23" tall, 11" diameter, with Decorative Branches included 1021 1 Group of Decorative Items; includes Wicker Basket (22" diameter), Pedestal with Fruit Designed Candle (24" tall), and Artificial Plant 1022 1 Metal Plant Stand, 21"x8"x8" and Orchid Artificial Floral Arrangement 1023 1 Wire Designed Basket, 15" diameter, Filled with Granite and Wood Decorative Spheres 1024 1 Pair Wooden Display Cubes, 7"x7"x7" and Silver Plate Footed Bowl, Countess Pattern, 11.5" diameter 1025 1 Metal Urn (15" tall) with Artificial Floral Arrangement and Stone Type Planter with Artificial Floral Arrangement 1026 1 Gold Limoges Biscuit Jar with Lid, 7.5" tall, 6" diameter Page 1 of 24 Lot Qty Description 1027 1 Group of Nine Decorative Plates; includes Oriental Designed Plate, Two Czech Plates, and Three Limoges Sandwich Plates, etc 1028 1 Group of Decorative Items; includes Two 6"x4" Photo Frames, Metal Decorative Lamp (13" tall), and Art Piece made from old spool 1029 1 Framed Renoir "Lady at the Piano" Print, 23" tall x 18" wide and a Small Framed "Lady in Blue Gown" Print 10"x8" 1030 1 Stone Elephant Carving, 14"x9.5" (Shades of Pink Colored Stone) and Platter by Grindley and Company, England, 1031 1 Twig Basket, 25" long x 17" tall, filled with Decorative Pillows (various styles, designs, colors) and Fabric Quilting Sections 1032 1 Hanging Tapestry with Decorative Metal Hangers, 52" long x 7" wide 1033 1 White Column Plant Stand, 30" tall 1034 1 Mirrored Dresser Tray, 20" long; Candlewick Cake Stand; Ironstone Tea Pot (White); Calclough China England Cup and Saucer Set; and Sandwich Plate 1035 1 Antique Gold Stained Ornate Frame, 19"x15" 1036 1 Framed "Lady at Writing Desk" Art Print, 15"x13" and Royal Albert Calendar Plate, 10.5" diameter 1037 1 Three Floral Decorative Bavarian Plates in Hanging Plate Display Rack 1038 1 Pair of Crystal Lamps, Gold Bases, 28" tall, Designer Shades 1039 1 Boudoir Lamp, 18" tall, Gold and White Porcelain Base and Five Figurines 1040 1 Gold Metal Display Stand, Three Glass Shelves, 66"tall x 12.75" wide x 12.75" deep, Domed Top 1041 1 Metal and Glass Six Sided Display Case, 8"x8"x12", filled with Costume Jewelry 1042 1 Group of Four Collectible Cups and Saucers; includes Calclough England, Crown Staffordshire, Pansy Designed Footed, and Queen Anne, with Metal Display Rack (24" tall) 1043 1 Collector's Grouping; includes Johnson Brothers Berry Bowls, Opalescent Swan, Brass Duck, Japanese Dish, Set of Four Royal Albert Spoon Set, etc 1044 1 Acrylic Display Stand, 23"x14"x7", has Three Compartments; and includes Hand Painted Egg, Small Ring Bearer Pillow, Cloth Money Bag/Pouch, etc 1045 1 Collection of Shells from St. Martin, sorted and individually wrapped, approx. 30 boxes and one large unsorted box 1046 1 Carved Wooden Book Holder/Stand, Wall Art Medallion, and Cast Iron Footed Basket (10" diameter) Page 2 of 24 Lot Qty Description 1047 1 Group of Decorative Items; includes Fruit Bowl (10" diameter) with Artificial Fruit, Red Platter (13" diameter), Pair of Red Shelves (12" long), and Gold Floral Plate Stand 1048 1 KPM Porcelain Figurine, Victorian Lady With Parasol, 8" tall x 6" across 1049 1 Group of Decorative Items; includes Wild Flowers Design Bone China Cup and Saucer Set, Crystal Dish, Limoges Covered Hand Painted Dish, and Melba Bone China Daffodil and Tulip Sandwich Plate 1050 1 Metal "Lady" Stand, 41" tall, filled with Necklaces (Costume Jewelry) 1051 1 Oak Three Shelf Bookcase with Dentil Molding Trim, 24" tall x 28" wide x 8.5" deep (Please Note: Contents not included!) 1052 1 Group of Collectible Items; includes Red Stems, Royal Albert Cup and Saucer, Elizabethan Cup and Saucer, Royal Staffordshire Cup and Saucer, and Glass Coaster Set 1053 1 Group of Decorative Collectible Items; includes Paragon, Crown Staffordshire, Rosina, Spanish Capanes, and Tuscan; and Limoges Hand Painted Floral Decorative Dish (7" diameter) 1054 1 Large Group of Fashion Earrings (Easel and Stand not included); various colors and designs 1055 1 Gold Urn filled with Silk Scarves and Hair Bows 1056 1 Large Group of Costume Jewelry (Necklaces, Pins, Earrings, etc); 12"x12" Jewelry Box; and 12" tall Jewelry Stand 1057 1 Lady Shoe Shaped Jewelry Stand and Lady Purse Shaped Jewelry Stand, both filled with Costume Jewelry Earrings 1058 1 Large Group of Fashion Earrings (Easel and Stand not included); various colors and designs 1059 1 Antique Framed Mirror, 13"x12" and Shadowbox Frame, 14"x12" 1060 1 Framed Print by Allen Montague "The Carousel", Signed, Framed, Signed Watercolor of Lake, and Framed Van Gogh 7"x7" Print 1061 1 Brass Two Candle Sconce with Floral Design, Crescent BM Company, Electric, 21" tall x 10" wide 1062 1 Vintage Frame, 30"x25"; Framed Mirror, 12"x14"; and Black Metal and Crystal Prismed Wall Candle Holder, 22" tall 1063 1 Mirror Framed Mirror, 44" long x 31" tall, Etched Floral Design 1064 1 Gold Framed Timothy Martin "Hepple White Roses" Print "Tiffany Artist"; Vintage Book "The Trail of the Lonesome Pine; and Keepsake Country Fair "Kelly" Doll 1065 1 Three Bird Designed Hanging Wall Pockets, 7"x5" 1066 1 Boudoir Lamp with Urn Designed Base, Metal, 29" tall, with Fabric Shade Page 3 of 24 Lot Qty Description 1067 1 Wooden Table Top Display Case, 20"x27"x6" (deep), 12 Separate Compartments and Assorted Decorative Items Included 1068 1 Floral Framed Art Piece "Lilies in Urn", 38"x27" 1069 1 Floral Designed Table Lamp with Marble Base, 25" tall, with Fabric Shade 1070 1 Group of Three Wooden Serving Pieces; includes 18" Royal Acadia Tray, 15" Oval Dough Bowl, and 13" Carved Wood Bowl 1071 1 Acrylic Cube (9"x9") filled with Jars of Buttons (various sizes, styles, colors) and Various Sewing Items 1072 1 Woven Basket filled with Buttons (various sizes, styles, colors) 1073 1 Silver Plate Four Arms with Bowls Serving Piece, 18" tall 1074 1 Group of Vintage Eyeglasses (includes Nose Glasses, Clip Sunglasses, Gold Framed Glasses) and Gold Eyeglass Holder with Red Felt Lining 1075 1 Large Group of Assorted Drawer/Cabinet Pulls; and Miniature Rubber Duckies 1076 1 Antique Wooden Framed Floor Mirror, 20"x13" 1077 1 Pair of Matching White Marble Based Bedside Lamps with Red Fabric Shades with Red Crystal Fringe, 24" tall each 1078 1 Group of 10 New Baldwin Brass Switch Plate Covers and Three Porcelain Switch Plate Covers 1079 1 Three Brass and Glass Display Stands (2 are 9" tall, 1 is 10" long) filled with Decorative Items (Spheres, Eggs, etc) 1080 1 Group of Nine Glass Paper Weights; various designs; sizes range from 2" to 3" tall 1081 1 Metal Based Table Lamp, 29" tall, with Fabric Designer Shade 1082 1 Vintage Framed "Young Boy and Young Girl" Print, 27"x20", 1083 1 Ornate Wooden Framed Floral Needlepoint Top Mirror, 30"x15" 1084 1 Small Collectibles; includes Geneva Clocks, Rocking Horse, Dolphin, Bird, etc 1085 1 Small Collectibles; includes Limoges High Heel Shoe, Porcelain Footed Covered Dish, Shell Box, and Glass Animal Figurines 1086 1 Small Collectibles; includes Set of 12 Vintage Zodiac Plates, Bunny Figurines, Miniature Dishes, etc 1087 1 Wall Hanging, Three Shelved Cabinet, Wood and Glass, 24" tall x 20" wide x 5.5" deep, with Dollhouse Furniture and Collectibles included 1088 1 Basket of Various Shells from St. Martin, Shell Books, and Two Glass Decorative Dishes 1089 1 Crystal Console Bowl on Metal Pedestal, 13" long and Pedestal Glass Cake Plate, 11" diameter 1090 1 Crystal and Glass Bowl Group; Six Various Sized Bowls and Designs; sizes range from 6" to 11" Page 4 of 24 Lot Qty Description 1091 1 Group of Dollhouse Miniatures (wagon, table, etc) 1092 1 Group of Dollhouse Miniatures (coffee grinder, clock, park bench, chair, etc) 1093 1 Group of Dollhouse Miniatures (brass bed, bears, etc) 1094 1 Bowl filled with Vintage Dolls 1095 1 Post Cards Collection (various States and Countries); includes Cedar Box and Photo Album filled with Post Cards; approx.
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  • The Coming Museum of Glass Newglass Review 23

    The Coming Museum of Glass Newglass Review 23

    The Coming Museum of Glass NewGlass Review 23 The Corning Museum of Glass Corning, New York 2002 Objects reproduced in this annual review Objekte, die in dieser jahrlich erscheinenden were chosen with the understanding Zeitschrift veroffentlicht werden, wurden unter that they were designed and made between der Voraussetzung ausgewahlt, dass sie zwi- October 1, 2000, and October 1, 2001. schen dem 1. Oktober 2000 und dem 1. Okto- ber 2001 entworfen und gefertig wurden. For additional copies of New Glass Review, Zusatzliche Exemplare der New Glass please contact: Rew'ewkonnen angefordert werden bei: The Corning Museum of Glass Buying Office One Museum Way Corning, New York 14830-2253 Telephone: (607) 974-6821 Fax: (607) 974-7365 E-mail: [email protected] To Our Readers An unsere Leser Since 1985, New Glass Review has been printed by Seit 1985 wird New Glass Review von der Ritterbach Ritterbach Verlag GmbH in Frechen, Germany. This Verlag GmbH in Frechen, Deutschland, gedruckt. Dieser firm also publishes NEUES GLAS/NEW GLASS, a Verlag veroffentlicht seit 1980 auBerdem NEUES GLAS/ quarterly magazine devoted to contemporary glass- NEW GLASS, eine zweisprachige (deutsch/englisch), making. vierteljahrlich erscheinende Zeitschrift, die iiber zeitge- New Glass Review is published annually as part of the nossische Glaskunst weltweit berichtet. April/June issue of NEUES GLAS/NEW GLASS. It is Die New Glass Review wird jedes Jahr als Teil der Mai- also available as an offprint. Both of these publications, ausgabe von NEUES GLAS/NEW GLASS veroffentlicht. as well as subscriptions to New Glass Review, are avail­ Sie ist aber auch als Sonderdruck erhaltlich.