ANTON NELSON , ART NOUVEAU SPELTER VASE

Anton Nelson (Austrian, 1880-1910) Art Nouveau Spelter Statue "Tulip" on Marble Base. Statue with brass plaque and signed towards bottom. Measures 19.5 inches high x 6.75 inches in diameter

DESCRIPTION: (2 Pc) French Art Nouveau pair of spelter vases surmounted on a footed base. Each vase features a cherub climbing along the neck of the vase adorned by an array of fruits blossoming from

early 20th century; bronzed and painted applied floral and stem decoration, 25 in. H.

3 piece Art Nouveau spelter clock &pr of vases mounted on green marble plinths with scrolling brass feet. Clock has a white porcelain dial with floral motif, w/ Roux St Laurent de Macon Chant du Print

A turn of the century Art Nouveau Spelter bud vase by Francesco Flora (Italian, b. 1857). Sculpted body with flattened sides depicting two Nymphs with flowing hair in a Bronze patina. Signed "Flora" a

Pair of Art Nouveau painted spelter vases converted to lamp bases. Each 11 1/4 inches tall, 6 inches across at widest point.

Spelter cast vase (Judd Manufacturing Co.) featuring two nymphs back-to-back on a brown polychrome enamel leaf base and outstretched dresses in silver tone. With original clear glass insert, unsigned.

This set of two Art Nouveau bronze patinated spelter vases in baluster shapes include splendid high relief irises applied on a base with foliage. Signature carved on the lower part of foliage: Heingle

Lot of two Art Nouveau gold painted spelter cabinet vases. Vase with water reeds, 9 inches high. Vase with morning glory 8 3/4 inches high.

These matched pair of Art Nouveau floral bronze over spelter vases have cupids on each side, and iris and poppy detail relief. They have been drilled. In excellent condition, they measure 13.5" tall x

W. Hering Art Nouveau vase, double handled, spelter with bronzed patina, removable insert, artist signed on front W. Hering, marked E. Fres on bottom, 8" x 7 3/8" x 5 1/4"

Franz Anton Mehlem Royal Bonn Art Nouveau Hand Painted Iris Vase. Manufacturer's mark to underside. Measures 12.5 inches x 6 inches.

Franz Anton Mehlem Royal Bonn Art Nouveau Hand Painted Iris Vase. Manufacturer's mark to underside. Measures 12.5 inches x 6 inches.

Art Nouveau woman with flowers, rouge marble base, late 19th century, 23 tall........Anton R Nelson (1880 - 1910) was active/lived in United States

Art Nouveau vase, Denmark 1907, hallmark Christian F. Heise, master mark Anton Dragstedt (royal court jeweler), Copenhagen, silver hallmarked, round stand, conical body bulged at the base, wall with f

Pair 19th C. Cast Metal Spelter Art Nouveau Bell Flowers Pattern Garniture Vases. Oroginal Patina, one has damage puncture on side See Picture size: 12 x 5 x 5

Center piece Epergne, figural spelter Art Nouveau 25" x 11" Cranberry opalescent art glass vase with matching bowl mounted on Art Nouveau metal base featuring young woman; Private Collection, South Da

Loetz type vase with ormolu mounts. Spelter figure with bronze finish. 5-1/4" to 5-1/2" high. Some paint losses to figure.

Royal Bonn German Art Nouveau (Jugendstil) hand-painted "Iris" Vase, the ceramic molded with art nouveau curls at the mouth edge and enameled purple, with the Franz Anton Mehlem brown mark to base cir

Bronzed spelter and Marble French Three Piece Clock Set. Two vases/garnitures in a Art Nouveau whiplash decorated with flower design, mounted on white marble. Vase/garniture measurement: (4.75'' x 5.5

French spelter garniture set by P. Bobbias, including a pair of abstract vases with inserts, featuring high relief female heads and flowers, and a tree form pendulum clock with outstretched fairy and

Pair of Antique French Art Nouveau Fairy Vases With Candle Inserts by Jean Garnier (French, 1853-1910). Spelter with bronzed finish. Signed in panels. 12 inches H x 5 diameter.

Art Nouveau stand, white marble top mounted on a pair of cast spelter metal female portrait and flower Art Nouveau vases. 13"h vases circa 1890*1910. 14 1/2" x 30" x 12". CONDITION: Patina wear on vas

Art Nouveau vase, Amphora works, Riessner, Stellmacher & Kessel, Turn-Teplitz, Bohemia, around 1900-1918, model no .: 461/52, Mon. MW, ceramics, glazed in light and dark green and purple, round body,