AMERICAN ART GLASS FIGURE OF A MAN

Antiques,American,Silver,Theo Starr NY Sterling & Glass Lidded Ewer,A fine figural sterling silver and clear glass ewer marked by NY retailer Theodore B Starr. The figure shows a man's face with rams

Pair of Murano Art Glass Figures, depicting man and woman farmers, pink and white opaline decoration, both labeled "Made by Seguso Archimede Murano, Mercerie S. Zulian, 711, Seguso Glass", 9.25" and 1

Murano Art Glass Dancing Couple - A pair of Italian Murano Art Glass figures depicting a man and a woman in a dancing pose. Comprised of clear with gold lustre glass and pink glass accents. Dimensions

Murano hand blown lattimo and filigrana Italian art glass man figure with hat. Signed Venini Murano, and documented to designer Fulvio Bianconi, model # 4861, published. For accuracy, there is a spot

An American Steuben colorless crystal art glass figure of a Clydesdale Horse, model number 7727, designed by Sidney Waugh, American, 1904 to 1963. marked with an etched mark, Steuben, on underside of

Grady Kimsey (American, b.1928) Folk Art Figure of a Man holding a blue bird. Made of various colorful strips of fabrics with a clay face and arm. Signed underneath the base. Provenance: Rapid Estate

Probably late 19th century, pine. Carved from a single piece of wood. Standing man with hat and jacket, original dark blue paint. Some wear, splits and edge loss. 12"h. including base.

Pair of Vintage Venetian Glass Standing Figures, depicting an 18th c. clad gent and lady, with embedded polychrome latticino and gold leaf decoration, 10 1/2" and 11" high.

Late 19th century American folk art carved tabletop figure. Young man or boy wearing coat and bowtie holding a basket. Signed R.S. and P.D. carved to underside. Black painted finish exhibiting scuffs

AMERICAN FOLK ART CARVED AND PAINTED FIGURE OF A MAN IN BLACK HAT, an expressive form with angular facial features. Retains a dry natural surface to body and head with black-painted hat. Presented on

GALLE Signed Cameo Art Glass Mushroom Lamp Bronze Classical Man Figure Base. Size: 15 in shade, 27 max h , 23 socket h

AMERICAN FOLK ART CARVED WOODEN FIGURE OF AN ARMLESS MAN, having delineated features. Retains a dry, natural surface with painted eyes. Presented on a custom stand. First half 20th century. 13 1/2" HO

[2] Murano Venetian Art Glass Dancer Figures with Gold Dust internal decoration. Man and Woman. High quality Murano Glass. Size: 12.5 in. height, 6 in. wide and 13.5 in. height, 5 in. wide.

Two Murano Glass Figures, Man and Woman. Condition: no damage identified Height 10 1/2" taller male.

AMERICAN ART GLASS AND OTHER GLASS REFERENCE VOLUMES, LOT OF SEVEN, including Edward J. Meschi, "Durand: The Man and His Glass," 1998, The Glass Press, Inc.; and Jack D. Wilson, "Phoenix & Consolidate

A lot of vintage transparent glass figurines of animals by Steuben Glass Works, an American art glass manufacturer founded in 1903. A total of 3 items, figures of a bull, bear, and eagle. Collectible

(lot of 3) Steuben colorless art glass paperweights and figures, designed by George L. Thompson (American, 1913-1981), including: (1) leaping dolphin, shape #7880, approx 5.75"h, 5.25"w, 3"d, (1) song

Steuben colorless leaded art glass figure, Reposing Lion, designed by Lloyd D. Atkins (American, 1922-2002), engraved signature underfoot, approx 4.25"h, 8"w, 3"d, 4lbs Start Price: $200.00

Patrick Wadley (American, 1950-1992). Art glass panel with two abstract cowboy figures. Signed lower right. 23-1/2 x 17-1/2 in.

Purvis Young (American 1943 - 2010) outsider art 3 full man figures, oil on found panel, signed upper right young, 47 x 23 inches

Pair Murano glass figures, 15"h (man has chips & crack, woman has minor losses to the flowers)

Signed Steuben Glass Figure of a Swan Bird - American clear art glass figurine of a swan / long necked bird with wings spread. Signed on underside. 7 1/4" h.

Pair Of Murano Art Glass Sculptures Of Peasant Man And Woman With Fruit Baskets. Approximately 10.8125H x 6.125W x 3.75D in. Approximately 10.625H x 6.0W x 3.875D in.

Irwin Glass (American, 20th C.), figure of an African-American man, his back facing viewer, black conté crayon, 1955, signed and dated, verso, 25" h. x 19" w. [Provenance: Pennsylvania Academy of A