SIGNED JOHANN MARESCH ART NOUVEAU PITCHER

Pair of signed Art Nouveau WMF silverplated pitchers with hinged lids. Decorated with flowers and beauties. With WMF stamps dated 1900-1918 signifying a base of Brittania metal with a silver coating a

Wonderful Pickard china artist hand painted pitcher in art Nouveau or arts and crafts pattern pitcher. Artist Yeschek 6 1/2 inches tall. 7 inches wide to end of handle.

Jug signed by a very important French sculptor , Auguste Jules Alphonse Jouant , born in Paris on June 19 , 1863 and died in 1921 (L36Cm,H21cM)

Jug signed by a very important bronze French sculptor , Auguste Jules Alphonse Jouant , born in Paris on June 19 , 1863 and died in 1921 (L36Cm,H21cM)

An antique European Art Nouveau Pitcher. The Pitcher is made of pewter and has a lovely fluid design of ginko leaves and berries among scrolls. It is not signed but the quality and workmanship is equa

Villeroy & Boch (German). A large and impressive late 19th Century Art Nouveau tankard ewer pitcher, signed by artist Christian Warth (1820-1902). Features exquisite decoration with encircling applied

Limoges, France, late 19th/early 20th century. Elegantly decorated with gilded handle and hand painted trim boasting red flowers on luster ground. Pitcher signed by the artist “F. Waltar”, the bow

Engelbert Kayserzinn Pewter Large Pitcher with Devil w/ horns. Art Nouveau period made of silvered pewter. Made in Germany. Signed Kayserzinn at base. Dimensions: 12 1/2” x 9”

H. & CO. ARTS AND CRAFTS PITCHER: Stamped "H. & Co" and signed with initials "G. B.". This is a fine example of Art Nouveau style pitcher. The center is in terra cotta with

SIGNED RIGUAL. FIGURAL HANDLE. GOOD CONDITION. 9" H

Grouping to include a Ruskin of England flambé-glazed stoneware vase; a Denbec Art Nouveau-style pitcher with lusterware drip glaze; and a stoneware vase with organic form, signed illegibly on

Pitcher is signed J GARNIER, underside is inscribed ETAIN GARANTITO PUR PARIS. Pitcher is pewter. Depicts a baby bird with mouth agape. Pitcher is antique circa 1900-1909. Piece is art nouveau style.

Hallmarked fine silver overlay cranberry glass pitcher. Art nouveau style floral motif. Hallmarked along base, illegible. 999/1000 fine. Surface wear consistent with exposure, cracks observed. Possibl

flowers above panels, #1321, signed, 6 3/4", excellent.

Etain Garanti, French Art Nouveau Pewter, Dolphin & Putti Pitcher, Ca. 1930, H 8.5'' W 6'' | Signed by H. Huppe. Hinged cover. Provenance: Property of a Bloomfield Hills, MI private collector.

Arne Bang Art Nouveau Early 20thc. Pottery Pitcher. Fully Signed. Reddish Brown Color. Condition: Excellent. Dimension: H- 6", Handle to Spout- 6.75". Provenance: Private Collection of the Estate of a

Arne Bang Art Nouveau Early 20thc. Pottery Pitcher. Fully Signed. Rustic Color. Condition: Excellent. Dimension: H- 6.5", Handle to Spout- 6.75". Provenance: Private Collection of the Estate of a Long

Exceptional Art Nouveau Turn-Wien Pottery Figural Pitcher with Standing Woman Handle and Bacchus Spout. Fully Signed. Glaze is Very Fine. Circa 1900. Condition: Appears to Be in Very Good Condition. D

Three (3) Amphora Turn Teplitz Art Nouveau Porcelain Tableware. Includes: two pitchers and two handle vase. Each is signed and numbered to base. Vase measures 9-1/2" H, tallest pitcher measures 5-3/4"

19th Century Reed and Barton Art Nouveau Style Etched Silverplate Water Pitcher with Wash Bowl. Signed and numbered 228.Pitcher measures 14-1/4" x 6-3/4" x 10". Bowl measures 4-3/4" x 18-1/8". Conditi

Art Nouveau LampGustav Gurschner 1873-1970Bronze design: Gustav Gurschner 1873-1970Bronze lamp base signed on the base: GURSCHNER REPOSELampshade: Johann Loetz WitweCa. 1905/10Height 36 cm

AMERICAN PICKARD-DECORATED PORCELAIN TEA AND TABLE ARTICLES, LOT OF THREE, each having hand-painted decorations in Art Nouveau-style, comprising a matching cream pitcher and sugar set, signed "Pa

19th C Art Nouveau Wilhelm Schiller and Sons Majolica Pitcher Ewer. Signed on base, model number 5424. 11 inches H x 6 W.

(lot of 2) French Art Nouveau metalware, c.1900, including: (1) pewter pitcher, signed in cast H. Huppe (Henri Huppe, French, b.1855), with figural handle, marked "Etain Garanti Pur" underfoot, approx