Hans Peter Orivit: Art Nouveau Figural Candelabrum

Circa 1890, both have "Morphee" plates, inscribed with "C. Bonnefond", gilt over spelter, one has cracks on 2 arms, other has small crack, height 14"

French style. A pair of Art Nouveau bronze patinated metal female figural candelabrum, standing on lidded jars figures are holding up four foliate candleholders. Marked on lid of jar "Burchard". Appro

A pair of Art Nouveau-style bronze figural two light candelabra, after Gustav Gurschner, depicting standing women with flowing skirts. Unsigned. Each: 14-1/2in tall.

Art Nouveau style figural 6 arm candelabra. Late 20th century. 18"h x 14 1/2"w x 11"d

DESCRIPTION: A pair of silver metal Art Nouveau six-flame candelabra in the shape of female figures features curved arms and arching details. CIRCA: Early-Mid 20th Cent. ORIGIN: European DIMENSIONS: H

Pair of striking Art Nouveau white metal five arm candelabra candlestick holders. Elegant Art Deco bodies with raised relief mythological gryphon form heads and wings surmounting a stylized base, with

Pair of Art Nouveau brass three-armed candelabra with oval plaques framed by two putti blowing air and acanthus leaf decoration, apparently unsigned. 21.5" H x 14" W x 5" D.

Pair of Gilt Spelter Two Light Figural Candelabra, 20th c., in Art Nouveau style, each mounted with a standing composition oriental figure, H.- 8 1/2 in., W.- 10 in., D.- 6 3/4 in. Provenance: The Est

A rare Austrian Art Nouveau figural gilt bronze and black marble inkwell circa 1905 signed "P.Tereszczuk" for peter Treszczuk ( 1875-?) and inscribed " made in Austria " on the back. Wonderful design.

Pair of WMF Art Nouveau silverplate candelabra depicting standing female beauties with a foliate form openwork backsplash and (2) floral form candle cups. With various marks to base. From an E 72nd St

E.G. Webster & Son (Brooklyn, NY) silver-plate candelabrum, figural standard supporting three lights with cabbage-leaf motif, maker's mark underside round base. 20" H x 18" W; base: 6.375" diameter.

French Art Nouveau Spelter Figural Mantle Clock Garniture. Comprising of a mantel clock and a pair of six-light candelabra en suite. The central clock and the candelabra moulded with arching grapevine

Pair of vintage Castilian Imports pewter candelabra in the figural form of an Art Nouveau styled woman, having six arms extending outward in the hair tendril form, with flori-form sconces. Made in Ind

DESCRIPTION: A signed Art Nouveau Peter Tereszczuk (Austrian, 1875 - 1963) patinated oval bronze tray, decorated with a motif depicting a figural maiden torso in semi relief. This patinated tray is si

Peter Tereszczuk, Austrian art nouveau sculptor (1875-1963). Approx. 10 1/4" x 6".

Set of four Jugendstil / Art Nouveau champagne glasses in olive green, Darmstadt, Germany, circa 1905, possibly Peter Behrens or Hans Christiansen. Each: 7.25" H x 3.25" diameter.

Art Nouveau French Brass Letter Holder with two sections and a decorative center female figural with outstretched arms. Brass Post Letter Holder Rack. Wonderful for letters on a desk or use in the bat

DESCRIPTION: (2 Pc) A Pair of Art Nouveau Repousse Shiebler Sterling Silver Candelabra designed with three lights and further decorated with ornate repousse motif of male figural holding a lion head.

20th century, crafted of cast bronze or brass with a silvered finish. Figural maiden design with long flowing whiplash curve hair terminating in candle holder cups. SHIPPINGHill Auction Gallery will n

Painted and patinated bronze female figural. On marble bases. After A. Moreau. 10.5W X 14"H"

Art Nouveau figural metal table lamp, in the manner of Raoul Larche (French, 1860-1912), modeled with arms raised up and holding a billowing ribbon, raised on canted square base with Moorish details,

Shell Shade. Nicely executed with original brown patina. Apparently unsigned. From an East Side NYC estate. - Dimensions: 21"H ( This lamp is metal ) UPDATED 6*19*21 430pm

Large Art Nouveau Figural Newel Post Lamp ca. 1900, French, composed of patinated spelter, marble and frosted glass, the figural standard, after Jules-Felix Coutan (French, 1848-1939), of a woman hold

French Art Nouveau figural cast bronze and patinated desk lamp, decorated with a decorated art glass shade atop a patinated bronze three-maiden desk lamp base. C. 1900. The glass shade is in excellent