A TRENCH ART MENORAH. Israel, c. 1960. Consisting of ni

A TRENCH ART MENORAH. Israel, c. 1970. On wood base with large caliber main body and 20 caliber oil holders. 7” tall.

137. A HANUKKAH MENORAH. Israel, c. 1960. Traditional form on oval base and patinated green paint. 10.5” wide.

Nine Pieces of Brass Trench Art, c. 1918, consisting of eight vases and a bowl, Tallest- H.- 11 3/8 in., Dia.- 3 1/4 in. (9 Pcs.)

French Trench Art Group, c. 1918, consisting of 7 vases and a bell, Tallest- H.- 12 1/2 in., Dia.- 4 in. (8 Pcs.)

Group of Six Brass Trench Art Cases, c. 1918, consisting of a pair of tall crimped examples with floral repousse decoration; a pair of tall twisted crimped examples with floral repousse decoration; a

Group of Fourteen Trench Art Pieces, c. 1918, consisting of seven large vases with repousse decorations, a bed warmer with repousse decoration, three small shells with engraved decoration, and three s

25. A BRASS AND BLACK MARBLE MENORAH SCULPTURE BY LUCIEN KREIF. Israel, c. 1995. On an oval marble or granite base. Upper portion in the shape of an art nouveau menorah. 12.2" tall.

Artist: designed by Weinberg (Jerusalem, Israel) Title: Weinberg Brass Brutalist Adjustable Swivel Menorah Date: c. 1970s Medium: brass metal Dimensions: 13.5 x 9.75 x 4 inches Description: bru

CARL BARKS 1901-2000 PENCIAL PAINTING ON PAPER DISNEY COMIC FIGURE. Carl Barks - Uncle Scrooge McDuck Illustration Original Art (c. 1960-70s). The creator of Scrooge McDuck turns in a fantastic portra

USA, c. 1960. Monumental art glass screen features 96 multicolored "Rondelay" circles by Michael & Frances Higgins, Higgins Studio, in an eight by twelve configuration. Screen can be assembled into va

Pierre Jeanneret Bookcase from the College of Fine Art, Chandigarh France/India, c. 1960teak, glass 35 h x 53.75 w x 11 d in (89 x 137 x 28 cm) Bookcase features two sliding glass doors concea

A BRONZE CHANUKAH LAMP BY LUDWIG WOLPERT MADE IN THE TOBY PASCHER WORKSHOP. New York, c. 1960. Each oil holder consisting of a lion holding a bowl. With original servant lamp. Marked. 13” tall.

Cristal Art Floor mirror Italy, c. 1960mirrored glass, brass, mahogany, glass86.25 h × 43.25 w × 11 d in (219 × 110 × 28 cm) Mirror features one small shelf.

Kashmir hand woven cotton foundation art silk pile rug, c.1960, fading to one end, approx 10'l, 8'w *Provenance: From the estate of Jo Anne Christian (Texas, 1936-2015), a lifelong collector of friend

Italian modern Murano art glass wall mirror, c.1960-70, central flat mirror plate mounted on tinted mirror plate, flanked by two-light sconces, in need of wiring, approx 26"h, 34.5"w Start Price: $150

Italian mid-century Murano art glass center bowl c.1960, two clear glass projections flanking red rimmed bowl, green accented center, approx 3.75"h, 19.5"l, 11"w, 3lbs Start Price: $100.00

Pierre Jeanneret Bookcases from the College of Fine Art, Chandigarh, pair France/India, c. 1960teak, glass 34.75 h × 54.25 w × 10.25 d in (88 × 138 × 26 cm) 34.25 h ×

Italian mid-century modern Murano art glass four-light chandelier, c.1960, metal base issuing for lights separated by blue glass shades, in need of wiring, wear to metal, approx 10.75"h, 9.5"diam Star

Adrmore Beverages, Art Deco. Chrome. 5"T. c.1960. Catalog No. F251

A pair of French Art Deco style leather club chairs C 1960. Ht: 33" Wd: 32" Dpth: 36.5" Seat: 16"

Pair of Tom Greene for Feldman Brutalist Wall Sconces, c.1960, each six light form consisting of overlapping floral forms hand patinated with oxyacetylene torch, with Feldman label verso. Dimensions:

A LARGE SILVER HANUKKAH MENORAH. Poland c. 1910. In Art Deco form. On rectangle base with large C shaped main section that rests on two solid spheres. 12" wide.

Eve Peri (American, 1897-1966) Untitled, Figurative Textile Art, hand applique and embroidery on fabric, c. 1960, signed. Framed. Size: 16.75'' x 15.25'', 43 x 39 cm (artwork); 21.25'' x 20'', 54 x 51

C.1960 Italian Murano smoked art glass bird with brilliant blue and magenta textured relief pattern on back side creating an op art effect. Unsigned in the style and manner of Gino Cenedese. Measures