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Lot Description LOW Estimate HIGH Estimate 6000 Pair of Victorian LOW HIGH Lot Description Estimate Estimate 6000 Pair of Victorian Bohemian cranberry glass lustres, having a white enamel exterior with hand- painted floral details and gilt accents, hung with crystal prisms, 12"h $ 500 - 700 Pair of German Volkstedt porcelain white lidded tureens, executed in the Jugenstil taste, the shaped rectangular tureens with wave edges and raised on stylized shell feet, each cover 6001 finial as a laughing Buddha, 8"h x 8"w x 5"d. Provenance: from the Birmingham Museum of Art. $ 800 - 1,200 Oval porcelain mourning plaque, depicting a young boy dressed in formal attire with the sky 6002 and clouds at his back, unmarked, 5"h x 4"w $ 300 - 500 French porcelain clock with garniture executed in the Chinoiserie taste, circa 1920, each two arm garniture with polychrome decorated urn form supports continuing to the ormolu 6003 reticulated base, 15"h x 8"w, each flanking the floral encrusted clock having a French movement, and rising on the elephant form standard terminating on the reticulated gilt bronze base, 15.5"h x 11"w $ 2,000 - 4,000 (lot of 2) Royal Vienna style lidded urns in the Neoclassical taste, each having an ovoid body 6004 centering a reserve depicting classically draped beauties, surrounded by beauties and putti in a bucolic landscape, framed in gilt tracery on a teal and red ground, and rising on a stepped square plinth with gilt accents, 18"h x 7"w x 5.5"d $ 300 - 500 Carved hardstone flowering plant in the style of Faberge, depicting a study of a granberry, 6005 decorated with red berries and green leaves rising from the silver stem terminating at the urn form pot, and housed in a fitted case, unmarked, 5"h $ 800 - 1,200 (Lot of 2) German porcelain lidded boxes, 19th Century, each molded with polychrome painted floral sprays, the first, (Berlin, early 19th century) with canted corners, Gitterwerk 6006 bands and a molded branch form handle; the second, with gilt-metal mounts, the larger with a blue scepter mark impressed K22, largest: 6"h x 9.5"w x 7.5"d; Provenance: Berlin example acquired from Alexandre Popoff, Paris in 1952. Second Provenance: from the Birmingham Museum of Art. $ 1,000 - 2,000 Continental patinated bronze sculpture of a dog, rising on a free form malachite veneer 6007 base, 8.5"h x 8"w x 4"d $ 800 - 1,200 Russian gold, enamel, and sapphire magnifier, having a rose gold border centered with a 6008 green gold central frieze supporting the magnifier, the handle, with a blue enamel cuff terminating at the crystal handle, accented with sapphire cabochons, marked 56, bearing Faberge marks, in fitted box, magnifier 6.75"h x 2.5"w $ 2,000 - 4,000 6009 Rio Grande rug, 4'6" x 7' $ 250 - 350 6010 (lot of 2) Navajo Yei rugs, largest: 2' x 2'11" $ 400 - 600 Pair of Sevres style urns, late 19th century, executed in the Louis XVI taste, hand-painted and with ormolu mounts, the obverse painted with courting couples, and the reverse 6011 decorated with luminous landscapes with distant castles, mounted with gilt-bronze bases, ring pulls and pinecone knops, 15.5"h x 7"dia $ 2,000 - 4,000 6012 (lot of 4) Royal Crown Derby porcelain, in the Imari pattern, circa 1806-1825, consisting of a teapot, a cream and covered sugar, and a waste bowl, largest: 5.5"h $ 300 - 500 Page 1 of 52 (lot of 14) Royal Crown Derby porcelain, in the Imari pattern, circa 1806-1825, consisting of 6013 (3) coffee cups, (5) tea cups, and (6) demitasse cups, largest: 3"h $ 300 - 500 (lot of 10) Royal Crown Derby porcelain, in the Imari pattern, circa 1806-1825, consisting of 6014 bread plates, 6"dia. $ 300 - 500 Framed Continental hand painted porcelain plaque, after Thumann, titled "The Three Fates", 6015 depicting the three fates, Clotho measuring the thread of life, Atropos reaching for the strand, and Lachesis holding the end of the thread, overall: 18"h x 15"w $ 2,000 - 4,000 Framed KPM hand painted porcelain plaque, depicting a young beauty, her hair cascading 6016 down to her red dress, signed Wagner lower right, verso impressed with a sceptre and KPM, overall: 15"h x 10"w $ 3,000 - 5,000 6017 Jaegar Le Coultre Atmos clock, having a brass and glass paneled case, the circular dial with Arabic numerals, and rising on a rectangular base with bracket feet, 9.5''h $ 500 - 700 6018 French patinated bronze figural sculpture, circa 1860, depicting a reclining cherub on a bed of flowers, 9"h x 12.5"w x 5"d. Provenance: from the Birmingham Museum of Art. $ 500 - 700 Faulkner, William. The Mansion, New York: Random House, 1959, 1st edition, limited 6019 number 433 of 500 copies, signed on inserted page at front $ 1,500 - 2,000 Classical style patinated bronze figural sculpture, depicting a partially nude man carrying a 6020 child, 14"h $ 300 - 500 French gilt bronze figural mantle clock, the case surmounted by Classical style winged angel 6021 and putto, above the Roman numeral dial, continuing to a Sevres style floral decorated porcelain plaque, 11.5"h (key in office) $ 400 - 600 6022 (lot of 2) Navajo carpets, one transitional (damage), largest, 4'3" x 5'4" $ 300 - 500 6023 Navajo rug, 3'11" x 5'11" $ 400 - 600 (Lot of 2) Woven Kashmir piano shawls, 19th Century, one having a bar pattern, the other 6024 with an arabesque and trellis paisley pattern, 68"l x 70"w, 54"l x 112"w $ 250 - 450 (lot of 71) Bohemian style gilt decorated crystal tableware, each having a gilt rim above floral banding, consisting of (2) footed compotes, (12) dessert plates; (2) cocktail bowls; (2) 6025 fruit bowls; (15) small saucers and (13) larger saucers; (12) scalloped plates; and (12) cordials, and an ice bucket $ 300 - 500 Willis Gentry Lowry (American, b. 1908), sand blasted glass sculpture, depicting a 6026 distinguished gentleman, signed Lowry lower right, glass dimensions: 11.5"h x 9"w, overall: 14.5"h x 9"w $ 1,500 - 2,000 Continental gilt triptych, the Gothic steeple fronted by two doors, revealing a painted icon of 6027 Madonna and Child, 26"h x 12"w $ 400 - 600 (lot of 33) Waterford crystal stemware, each having a faceted stem, consisting of (17) 6028 champagnes, and (16) red wine goblets, largest: 8"h $ 300 - 500 La Verre Francais cameo glass vase, the tapered form having cut cherry blossom sprays 6029 flanking the rim, cascading downward, and rising on a circular base etched Le Verre Francais, 14.5"h x 6"w $ 800 - 1,200 Tiffany Studios New York patinated bronze desk lamp, having an adjustable socket cluster suspending the damascene favrile shade executed in mottled green, centering the harp form 6030 support, and rising on a circular footed base marked Tiffany Studios / 419, shade marked L.C.T., overall 13.5"h x 9"w $ 4,000 - 6,000 Page 2 of 52 (lot of 3) Lundberg Studios art glass group, consisting of a bulbous vase, the gold iridescent body with a grape leaf, vine and fruit detail, base signed and dated 2009; together with an 6031 iridescent squat vessel, having a pulled detail, signed and dated, and a copper and art glass snuff box, dated 1982, largest 8.5"h x 4"w $ 300 - 500 Tiffany Studios, New York patinated bronze harp desk lamp, having an adjustable single 6032 socket supporting the associated iridescent art glass shade, and rising on a circular footed base marked Tiffany Studios New York, and numbered 419, 12.5"h x 10"w $ 600 - 900 6033 Dirk Van Erp, San Francisco hammered copper vase, the shouldered form having a rolled rim, and retains original patina, base marked with open box windmill, 12"h x 4"w $ 2,000 - 4,000 (lot of 5) Art glass group, consisting of a pair of Venetian cordials, each having a blue bowl, 6034 together with a Venetian handkerchief vase, an Egermann crystal vase having an iridescent body, and a contemporary pendant light, largest 11"h $ 400 - 600 (lot of 3) Czech art glass group, consisting of two cased glass vessels, each having a crimson 6035 body with abstract accents, together with a Mid Century glass vessel having a black body with silver fleck accents, largest 11"h x 8"w $ 200 - 400 (lot of 10) Czech art glass group, consisting of a pair of candelabras, each having a black rim 6036 surmounting the yellow body, a yellow footed compote, (4) wine stems each having a mottled bowl and rising on a black standard, a free form vase executed in orange to black, a vase having a ruffled rim, and a pitcher, largest 12.5"h x 4''w $ 300 - 500 Rookwood vellum plaque by Lorinda Epply (1874-1951), executed in 1916, depicting a lake 6037 landscape with cypress trees, monogrammed lower right, verso marked with flames over Roman numeral "XVI", and the artist signature, sight: 9"h x 7"w, overall: 15"h x 13"w $ 2,000 - 4,000 American art pottery vase attributed to Owens, having a tapered form hand decorated with 6038 poppies, on a brown ground, 11"h $ 300 - 500 Rookwood art pottery vase, by Charles Todd, 19th century, having a tapered form and 6039 decorated with poppies on a graduated mustard ground, with shape mark "808", and the artist signature, 7.5"h $ 800 - 1,200 Rookwood Iris glaze art pottery vase, by Olga G. 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