WMF Centerpiece Fruit Dish, Germany, Circa 1905.

WMF Centerpiece Fruit Dish, Germany, Circa 1905. Silver plated. Original cut crystal glass. Marked and numbered 544. Height: 36cm. Length: 24cm. Minor chips to the glass. Appears in the boo

WMF Art Nouveau Centerpiece Fruit Stand, Germany, Circa 1900. Silver plated pewter. Original cut crystal glass. Marked. Height: 40cm.  Handle to handle: 46cm. Loss of plating. Appears in the

WMF Art Nouveau Silver Plated Figural Triple Fruit Dish, Germany, Circa 1900. The bowl is modeled as a leaf with a female sculptured figure holding the stalk. Marked with WMF logo.

WMF Art Nouveau Centerpiece, Germany, Circa 1906. WMF Art Nouveau Silver Plated Pewter Oval Flower Dish Centerpiece, Germany, Circa 1906. Set on four stylized supports. Two Stylized handles. Original

WMF Art Nouveau Centerpiece Bowl, Germany, Circa 1906. Pewter bowl beautifully modeled with a fairy at the center and her wings are spread across the bowl (both sides). Stylized swing handle. Original

WMF rare butter dish. Art Nouveau Silver plate and Glass Butter Dish, Circa 1905. WMF (formerly known as Württembergische Metallwarenfabrik) is a German tableware manufacturer, founded in 1853 and

A hard to find german Art Nouveau silvered metal and glass butter dish. Marked WMF. Circa 1905. Approximate measurements: 4.25"H x 9"W x5.5"D

WMF Art Nouveau Visiting Card Tray, Germany, Circa 1905. Silver plated. With a girl and butterfly surrounded with flowers. Marked and numbered 32. Diameter: 19.5cm. Appears in the book - Art Nouveau D

20th Century modern footed silver plate centerpiece by WMF (Germany). Produced circa 1970s in the Art Deco inspired Ikora series. Modernist design with brass inlay lines to bowl interior, surmounting

A hard to find german Art Nouveau silvered metal and glass butter dish. Marked WMF throughout. Circa 1905. Approximate measurements: 5"H x 7.5"W x 5.5"W

WMF Set of Six Art Nouveau Glass Holders, Germany, Circa 1905. Silver plated. Marked and numbered 358. With five glasses. Glass holder height: 7cm. These glass holders appear in WMF 1906 catalog, page

Unusual antique silverplated metal and glass centerpiece circa 1905. Apparently un-signed but probably by german firm WMF. Approximate measurements: 8.5"H x 16"W x 7.25"W

Circa 1900. Measures 11 inches high , 11 inches diameter. Estimate $600-800

Very large WMF Art Nouveau figural silver plated metal centerpiece with griffons/dragons circa 1905 with original glass insert. Probably by the german firm WMF. Apparently un-marked Approximate measur

A pair of Art Nouveau period silvered metal figural dishes / trays/ collector plates featuring foxes. Circa 1905. Stamped with the marks for WMF. Equipped to be wall mounted. Approximate measurements:

Antique Art Nouveau Pair of WMF Green Glass & Silver Plated Claret Ewers c.1900. WMF Was a Company in Germany From 1894-1905 w/ Decorations of Dancing Women Picking Fruits. Fully Marked. Condition: Ge

Art Nouveau silvered metal centerpiece of a maiden, her flowing dress to form four shaped dishes, stamped marks. Circa 1904, appears to have WMF mark on the bottom. Condition , small tear to metal, se

Silver Figurative Tazza Centerpiece, Germany, Circa 1900. Stem modeled as a woman holding a baby. Marked. Height: 20cm. 411gr.

Wilhelm Schiller & Son Majolica Centerpiece, Germany, Circa 1900. Modeled with a dolphin and a hawk holding a bowl on the top. Marked. 42x26x42cm.

Porcelain nut dish, playing card motif, Germany, circa 1900 or earlier. Small losses to paint and gilt but otherwise good condition. W. 6 inches

A hard to find pair of continental Art Nouveau period silver-plated metal jardinieres/ centerpieces with liners/ inserts circa 1900. Marked with the marks for Victor saglier ( VS) and the retailer " B

Osiris (German, active 1899-1909)A Group of Pewter Vessels and A Clock, Nuremberg, Germany, circa 1905 Including a "jeweled" ewer and "peacock" bud vase, a salt with glass liner and abalone and associ

Germany - Circa 1905 This spinning novelty is surely one of Lehmann’s most fascinating toys. They almost never turn up, certainly not in such exceptional condition. Even her flouncy dress and bonnet

Invented by German Oscar Picht and manufactured in Germany circa 1905. Indexes in braille but prints in Roman letters. In VG original condition retaining 95+% of paint, stripe, and plating. VG platen.