American Art Nouveau decanter

An antique American Art Nouveau amber glass bottle decanter of cylindrical form with a sloping shoulder and an upward tapering neck with engraved sterling silver corn design overlay. Manufactured by L

A pair of Antique Art Nouveau American Sterling Silver Overlay Decanters / Bottles by Alvin. Each 12". Weight combined 4 pds. PROVENANCE: From the collection of Rear Admiral William Henry Allen and Mr

Pair American Art Nouveau sterling silver overlay black opaque glass decanters, circa 1920. Art Nouveau silver overlay floral foliate scrolls and swags throughout the body. Pinched walls to the 3 side

Pair of American or British Art Nouveau pure sterling silver overlay glass decanters, circa 1900, one marked "999 Fine" and "36". Approximate dimensions: h. 11.5", dia. 4.25".

Likely American, late 19th/ early 20th century. A fine and heavy cranberry cut glass decanter overlaid with silver in swirling Art Nouveau foliate pattern, the handle, stopper, and bottle mouth with u

American, late 19th/ early 20th century. An Art Nouveau sterling silver deposit or overlay cranberry glass decanter of bottle form with intricate swirling foliates in silver with grape leaves and bunc

American Art Nouveau hanging light fixture patinated bronze, clear mica unsigned 6 1/2"sq x 25"h

Variegated green leaded glass shade of repeated petal design, the motif also translating into fluted bronze body culminating in rounded base. American, unsigned, circa 1910. Dia. of shade: 20in., H. o

An American Art Nouveau brass and frosted glass chandelierLate 19th centuryIn the French Rococo-style, with original finish, reproduction shades, and nine arms, electrified42" H x 30" Dia.

American Art Nouveau Slag Glass Ceiling Lamp"UNITED STATES, CIRCA 1905 An American Art Nouveau slag glass ceiling lamp fixture. The lamp is decorated with stylized floral overlay on caramel, green, an

Heading: Author: Bradley, Will H. Title: The Chap-Book (Twins) Place Published: Cambridge, MA Publisher:Stone and Kimball Date Published: 1894 Description: Color lithograph

American Art Nouveau sterling silver group of service pieces, various makers, various dates, and comprising: a pair of vegetable servers (2) and a berry spoon (1) by Whiting silver in the "Lily" Patte

Designed as an alternating pattern of salmon colored coral beads and embossed gold motifs on chain, suspends two coral drops, nine beads approx. 14 - 8.6 mm. Approx. 10k. Ca. 1910. 18", drops 1 1/2".

American, first half of 20th century. A one-light table lamp, having a patinated metal and tan slag glass shade, having six panels, with pierced metal leaves and scrolls, on an Art Nouveau style base,

American Art Nouveau Sterling Silver Daisy Motif Bread Tray , l. 16 1/4 in., wt. 31 troy ozs

Favrile / aurene iridescent glass with green pulled feather design, bulbous with ruffled rims. H. of shade: 10 cm (4 in.) Dia. of opening for bulb: 5.5 cm (2 in.) Dia. of ruffle: 11.5 cm (4 1/2 in.)

Unusual American Art Nouveau Patinated Spelter Table Lamp, c. 1920, the bulbous circular brass floral cutout shade with caramel slag glass panels, one as found, on a tapering weighted hexagonal brass

American art nouveauvaseUnited Statesglass, sterling silverunmarked16"h x 4"dia

Nine American Art Nouveau and other Sterling Silver serving pieces. Including 1 Gorham olive spoon, 1 Whiting Mfg. Co. pierced pastry server in the "Lily" pattern, 1 International Silver sugar spoon a

An American Art Nouveau Silver Vase Gorham Mfg. Co., Providence, RI, Circa 1900 pattern number 'A3882', the body with an engraved monogram and an additional presentation inscription on the underside.

Eight American Art Nouveau Sterling Silver Serving Serversincluding (2) pierced nut spoons, a sardine fork, and a cream ladle, all in Whiting Lily pattern (5 3/4 in. longest); a Lily pattern salad ser

Nice American Art Nouveau cut glass vase, 19th c., possibly by Dorflinger or Thomas Webb, with scalloped rim over conical tapering neck, the oval base blown with an open hole through the center, etche

Pair of American Art Nouveau Silverplate Sconces first quarter 20th century, by the Lawrence B. Smith Co., Boston, Massachusetts, each with a shaped, rounded rectangular backplate decorated with embos

An American Patinated Metal Lamp Base. Ribbed standard and round foot with molded scrolls and art nouveau motifs, having an antique green patina. Unidentified raised mark underneath, possibly "PL Co."