Kayserzinn (Germany, 1865-1925) Pewter Art Nouveau Butterfly Loving Cup

Large Art Nouveau vase from Kayserzinn (Germany, 1865-1925), lobster motif, two handles, marked on bottom height 24.5 in. x width 12 in. x depth 12 in. Provenance: Property from the personal collect

Wonderful Art Nouveau Kayserzinn pewter loving cup with butterflies. size: 7.75 x 5.25

Kayserzinn (German, active 1862-1925)Collection of six pewter ewers, Germany, early 20th century Comprising five floral-decorated ewers and an Art Nouveau glass and pewter ewer. H: 16 in., W: 8 1/2 in

Art Nouveau pewter loving cup 12"h

Engelbert Kayserzinn Pewter Large Pitcher with Devil w/ horns. Art Nouveau period made of silvered pewter. Made in Germany. Signed Kayserzinn at base. Dimensions: 12 1/2” x 9”

Rare, German Art Nouveau pewter religious wall font with a relief-cast figure of Christ made by the famous Kayserzinn firm of Krefeld, Germany, circa 1900, pictured in the Kayserzinn Musterbuch #4381.

Kayserzinn (German, active 1862-1925)A Set of Six Pewter Liquor Beakers and Tray, Cologne, Germany, circa 1895-1902 Together with another tray of the same model The trays model #4431 The cups model #4

c. 1901, marked ATHENIC STERLING and triangle with SZG / A6725 three art nouveau handles, with chased daisy decoration, 17.45"h; 10" diam.; 116 troy oz.

IMPRESSIVE ART NOUVEAU BUTTERFLY PENDANT.Depicting a face of a woman, with a butterfly body,set with enamel glass , moonstones and pearls. Beautifully made, highly detailed. L 9.4 cm. W 12.4 cm. 76.3

Robert Riddle Jarvie (1865-1941) early Art Nouveau candlesticks, pair Chicago, Illinois, circa 1901-1903 bronze unmarked 6"dia x 14"h Literature: These candlesticks may be seen in: Maher, Thomas K., T

Exceptional sterling silver trophy cup, Art Nouveau design of blooming Iris in high relief across bulbous body opening to center cartouche, triple curved arms with applied Iris blooms, resting on leaf

Archibald Knox (Manx (Isle of Man), 1864-1933) for Liberty & Co., Britain. "Cymric" style Art Nouveau sterling silver cup with enamel and affixed turquoise stones. With interlacing Celtic designs insp

LOUIS AUCOC (Attributed to), BEAUTIFUL ART-NOUVEAU MULTI COLOR ENAMEL AND GEMSTONE BUTTERFLY BROOCH,French, High carat gold.The wings beautifully with multi color enamel, including vibrant red and ora

Monumental Tiffany and Company sterling silver trophy cup, executed in the Art Nouveau taste, the splayed rim and tapering neck flanked by reeded and acanthus form handles, the body with graceful inci

Beautiful original Ex Libris (bookplate) designed for Vienna Secession artist Ditha Moser who creates a large Art Nouveau inspired design with a single butterfly on lily of the valley flowers. Inscrib

A French Art Nouveau full size bed C. 1925 in walnut by Gauthier. Dimensions: 57.5" X 82.25" Interior Dimensions: 80" X 55.5"

Art Nouveau bat hanging lantern likely Austria or Germany painted iron, iridescent glass unmarked with acorn pull 20"w x 8"d x 25"h (with chain) Provenance: The Ira Simon Collection, Chicago, Illinois

Meissen Porcelain Group "Catch of the Nymph",Germany, late 19th/ early 20th century,polychrome enamel decorated and modelled with a merman seated on a wave and holding a net with nymph at one end, und

Art Nouveau leaded glass and silverplate figural table lamp, the shade executed by the Bent Glass Novelty Co., New York, having a stylized butterfly form shaped slag glass glass shade, in red and oran

1/2 Liter Stoneware impressed with pewter lid, circa early 1930's

Lamp Grammophone, England, around 1925, 2 focal points, Lampshade, frame as acoustic horn in Art Nouveau design, worm gear, fixture for lamp shade sec., H./D.approx .188/73 cm, very rare, traces of ag

Daum Nancy French Art Nouveau cameo glass plafonnier chandelier ceiling fixture, circa 1925, basin form with mottled opaque and gold to green with bold leaves and beaded irises on vines in earth tones

Marked on undersides Graf Van Henneberg, made in Germany. A tiered white porcelain dish with gilt rims and gilt floral motifs on centers of dishes with a gilt metal post in ornate art nouveau style. A

Rare goblet with butterflies Friedrich Egermann, Blottendorf, c. 1835 Colorless, eight-peeled glass, glazed in pink, purple and yellow respectively, the high ovals with reduction lenses, inside butter