Samuel Yellin Metalworkers, Wrought-iron "Tree Root"

Pair of bronze gates with bird, floral, leaf, open-work design, attributed to Samuel Yellin, the 20th century's foremost artisan in iron. Yellin started his business, Samuel Yellin Metalworkers, in 19

Attributed to Harvey Yellin (American, 1918-1985) and Samuel Yellin Metalworkers (American, active 1909-present) Pair of Torchères, USA, circa 1970s Wrought iron, electrifiedUnmarked (H: 67, W: 2

Yellin, Samuel (Ukrainian/American, 1884-1940), Pair of Twin Bed Frames, 1924, these were commissioned by Edgar Kaufmann for his Fox Chapel Home, La Tourelle, where Samuel Yellin did a number of wroug

Samuel Yellin (American, b. Ukraine, 1884-1940). A wrought iron window grill from the Walter Mellor House, Wood's Edge, Mount Airy, Pennsylvania, circa 1929. Unsigned. 64-3/4in tall x 40in wide. Prove

Vintage Samuel Yellin Style Wrought Iron Fireplace Andirons or Chenets. Measure 30 inches x 13 inches x 8 inches.

Samuel Yellin, wrought iron curtain rod, Philadelphia. Curtain length: 45in wide; full length: 51-1/2in wide. Unsigned, came from a family member who worked in the Yellin shop.

American, 20th C., lion decoration. 5'3-1/2"h x 16"dia Provenance: By Descent to Consignor from Samuel Yellin's Foreman, the Seller's Grandfather

American, 20th C. with gilt- and-floral decoration. 14"h x 12"w Provenance: By Descent to Consignor from Samuel Yellin's Foreman, the Seller's Grandfather

(American/Ukrainian, 1884-1940) Sconce, stamped "Samuel Yellin", wrought iron, 14 x 11-5/8 in.; together with photographic reproduction on paper of a 17th Century French Sconce, 13 x 13 in.; placed be

(American/Ukrainian, 1884-1940) Test Piece, stamped "Samuel Yellin", wrought iron, 7 x 12-1/4 in.; together with a photographic reproduction on paper, circa 1915, titled and dated verso, sight, 16 x 2

Arts & Crafts Period Hand-Forged Wrought Iron Torchieres c1920s. Similar to known Samuel Yellin wrought iron sconces made for the Carnegie Library Pittsburgh. Unsigned. Excellent original patina. 66.7

Pair Samuel Yellin style wrought iron andirons, Late 19th/ early 20th c., Neoclassical form, 18.25"h x 8"w x 15"d Provenance: Property removed from 740 Park Avenue, NY - 740 Park Avenue is one of the

Turn of the century Gothic style wrought iron bench in the manner of Samuel Yellin Size: 19" x 70" x 16"

Samuel Yellin inspired cast and wrought iron figural door bell, depicting a child holding a flower in one hand and a chain terminating to a floral drop in the other, when the chain is pulled, the chil

Attributed Samuel Yellin Hand Wrought Iron Stand of fluted shell and flying fish, United States circa 1920. Height 4 1/2 inches (11.5 cm.).

Samuel Yellin Style Wrought Iron Torchiere. Architectural post fashioned later into a floor lamp. Size: 56.25" x 17.5" x 15".

American, 20th C. 20-1/2"h x 23"w x 14"d Provenance: By Descent to Consignor from Samuel Yellin's Foreman, the Seller's Grandfather

A fine early 20th century or similar pair of Samuel Yellin style wrought iron panels having overall well executed scroll patterns. Size: 35.5" x 60" x 2"

Pair Antique Samuel Yellin Style Wrought Iron Andirons with Snake & Scroll Design. Measures 27 inches x 10 inches x 19 inches.

Samuel Yellin, attributed, hand-wrought iron dragon form candle stands. Unsigned. Excellent original patina. 25.5"h x 16"d x 7.5"w. Spend $5000 or more at this auction and all of your SHIPPING IS FRE

DESCRIPTION: A pair of antique monumental wrought iron fireplace andirons by Samuel Yellin. From John Lennon's former estate. Each feature patinated iron foundations with bronze sphere tops, supported

A 1920's hand wrought iron candle holder attributed to Samuel Yellin having a round base and spiral corkscrew column with adjustable curlicue handle candle cup on three splayed feet.

Samuel Yellin (Philadelphia, PA) adjustable wrought iron floor lamp. Stamped on foot "Samuel Yellin". H: 61 in. W: 18 in.

Figural wrought iron bell, Samuel Yellin style, scroll and figural iron figure of a man, his hand ringing the center bell when the chain is pulled, attached to a blue painted wood plaque, 23"H, 20th c