William Howson Taylor (1876-1935), Ruskin vase,

WILLIAM HOWSON TAYLOR (1876 - 1935);RUSKIN POTTERY;Fine large porcelain vase, oxblood glaze, England, 1933; Stamped RUSKIN 1933 with artist signature; 16" x 6";Provenance: Collection of James and Rose

Ruskin Pottery, a large Crystalline lily vase, 1932, flared cylindrical form, mottled green over blue, impressed marks and Howson Taylor signature, 30cm high

Rookwood Pottery designed by William Watts Taylor vaseCincinnatiglazed ceramicsigned, numbered, dated 191310"h x 5"dia

William Day Gates (American, 1853-1935). Teco art pottery vase, matte glaze, impressed Teco mark to the underside. 17 1/4"H. Crazing, scratches and scuff marks throughout, repair to the rim.

John Taylor Arms (American, 1887-1953) etching, "Santa Maria", etching on paper, pencil signed "John Taylor Arms 1935", inscribed "to my friends Phyllis & Kerr Eby, John Taylor Arms 1935", edition II,

Royal Doulton silver rimmed stoneware vase pair, 1935, stamped 2614, artists initials FB and RH, 6-1/4" H, Some dents to sterling collars, 1 with a 1/8" chip to rim under foot

WILLIAM MOORCROFT (1872-1945) FOR MOORCROFT POTTERY ‘BANDED FERN’ PATTERN VASE, CIRCA 1935 salt-glazed earthenware, painted initials WM in blue, impressed MOORCROFT/ MADE IN ENGLAND, 10cm

Moorcroft Pansy Vase. Vase matte-glaze. Circa: 1935. High-shouldered vase, tapering cylindrical body with reeded banded base. Painted in cobalt, blue and beige on a yellow and blue mottled background.

William Moorcroft (1872-1945), vase, England, circa 1935, polychrome glazed ceramic, painted signature, impressed marks, flower and fruit designs, 7"dia x 13"h. Literature: Paul Atterbury, Moorcroft,

Howard Everett Giles (1876-1955) oil on canvas, vase of white lilies. International Art Center label on reverse with title “121st Psalm”. Canvas 30” x 25”, Overall 36.5”

A Bernard Moore (1850-1935) dark maroon and gold vase. Staffordshire, England. Marked on base. 9" x 5 1/4".Provenance: From Sylvia and Dr. William Regelson, Ouroboros at Antique Village.

Ohio/Florida, 1907-1975. Oil on canvas, signed and dated 1935 lower right. Flowers in a yellow vase. 22"h. 18"w., framed, 27.5"h. 23.5"w.

William Spratling Vases, pair USA / Taxco, Mexico, c. 1935sterling silver, silver Each example measures: 5.75 h x 4 w x 3.5 d inches. Impressed manufacturer's marks to underside of one example 'WS Tax

(2) Chinese porcelain sang de boeuf vases, unmarked, 6-1/2" h & 11" h

An acid etched and engraved clear and grey vase by Daum Nancy, France with geometric designs to the upper half. Circa 1935. With wheel engraved Daum signature to edge of base with Cross of Lorraine. W

William McDonald ceramic pottery hand painted bud vase. A teal blue ground with hand painted birds flying through bamboo trees. Gold fleck texture accents throughout. Artist initials for William McDon

A W.D. Gates (1852-1935) for Teco Pottery double handled matte cream glaze vase. Illinois. Early 20th century. Form 429. Unmarked. 9" x 4".Provenance: From Sylvia and Dr. William Regelson, Ouroboros a

This is a lovely piece of 1935 Rookwood pottery decorated by Margaret Helen McDonald. The daughter of another famous Rookwood artist, William McDonald, she worked for them from 1913 - 1948. This vase

BAGNOLD, Enid (1889-1981). National Velvet. New York: William Morrow and Company, 1935. 8o. Illustrations by Laurian Jones. Original black and red cloth; pictorial dust jacket. ELIZABETH TAYLOR'S COPY

Impressive Stevens and Williams vase profusely wheel engraved with six exotic birds in various courtship postures while settled among flowering branches. Further engravings were added to the neck, sho

Tilden Dakin (American, 1876-1935) California Mountain Landscape oil on canvas signed lower left 30 1/8" x 36 1/4" Provenance: The Ira Simon Collection, Chicago, Illinois

An English George III sterling silver large bread basket hallmarked London 1781 by John Wakelin & William Taylor. Circular, the openwork sides formed as reeded lattice, with rope band upper rim and ro

London, all late 18th/early 19th century, assembled set all with reeded bases and bead borders, wooden handles and finials, including 12-1/2 in. coffee, marks for John Wakelin & William Taylor, 1782;

George III Sterling Silver Tea Urn, hallmarks for John Wakelin and William Taylor, London, England, 1781 to lid and underside with scratch weight mark "55 .. 4", with fluted cover, gadrooned base, two