A Most Likely Boseck and Co., Austria Bowl

Tiffany and Co. Austria crystal glass rose bowl, signed and with an original label. The rose bowl is a type of decorative bowl used to display cut flowers, particularly roses.The bowl is made of high-

An American Silver-Plate and Cut Glass Centerpiece Bowl Likely Kennard & Co., Boston, MA, Late 19th/Early 20th Century the cut glass bowl with a scalloped rim above the knopped stem, raised on feet wo

14" x 9 1/4" x 3 1/8"

Delicate antique fine porcelain bowl by Oscar and Edgar Gutherz of Royal Austria is circled in sweet pink roses above a dotted gold border. The scalloped rim is trimmed in gold. Hand-signed, "Leonard"

Gilded twin handle decorative centerpiece bowl. Beautifully decorated with painted purple violets on the exterior, and a luster glazed interior. PH Leonard Company backstamp. Dimensions: 14.75"L x 8"W

Sterling Silver Presentation Bowl Mueck-Carey Co. 1940: 6.67 Troy Ounces: Great presentation bowl by The Mueck-Carey Co in the 1940's. This copany was likely to be absorbed by Towle in the late 1950's

American, late 19th / early 20th century. Group of two brilliant cut glass tablewares comprising of one J. Hoare & Co floral motif bowl and one Libbey lozenge form tray, likely for fish. Both having m

Lot includes 1 large bowl (ADAM ANTIQUE BY STEUBENVILLE, 2 small bowls (LSS Carlsbad Austria), & 1 oval dish (GILLMAN COLLAMORE & CO). Each piece is vintage & porcelain. Largest piece measures approx

Pierced Sterling Silver Sleeves,likely Brand Hier Co. Sterling Silver Pierced Coffee, Espresso and Consomme Bowls, 12 Sherbet sleeves; differently hallmarked 12 compotes with monogrammed lids, 1 bottl

Josef Hoffmann Footed bowl Wiener WerkstatteAustria, c. 1925hammered silver plate 5.75 h x 9.75 w x 8.25 d in (15 x 25 x 21 cm) Bowl features ribbed foot and body with a flared rim. Impr

Greek Key Green Soup Plate Imperial Crown China Austria Lot of 6 Bowls Lot of 6 Bawo and Dotter Porcelain Bowls circa late 19th century, retailed by Solomon and Gustav Gump Co in San Francisco. Approx

Carl Auböck II (1900-1957) for Werkstätte Carl Auböck bowl / ashtray, #3597 Vienna, Austria, circa 1948 patinated brass impressed signature and 'Made in Austria' 4 1/4"w x 2 1/2"d x 2"h

The ruffled glass bowl is signed, "Loetz Austria" on the underside. The painted cast iron base is likely a modification, and not the original design. The bowl is securely attached, but still wobbles q

Set of Porcelain Salt and Pepper and Tea Pot with sugar bowl plus others Marked O & E G Royal Austria China J & C Bavaria JAEGER & CO. Tea pot 8 in. wide. If you would like to receive more detailed ph

Art Nouveau bat hanging lantern likely Austria or Germany painted iron, iridescent glass unmarked with acorn pull 20"w x 8"d x 25"h (with chain) Provenance: The Ira Simon Collection, Chicago, Illinois

Loetz Witwe Company Phänomen Gre 7501 vase or bowl Klostermühle, Bohemia, circa 1898 Candia glass unsigned 7 3/4"dia x 5 1/8"h Provenance: Dorotheum, Vienna, Austria, 15 May 2002, Lot 239 Acquired f

The nautilus form bowl engraved with detailed hunting scenes, raised on faceted pedestal, the hexagonal base signed to underside with the J. & L. Lobmeyr (Vienna, Austria) engraved mark. Circa 1880. A

Includes seven mixed Ming and Qing saucers, two Ming rice bowls, a Ming shallow bowl, a Ming jarlet, and a small covered kamcheng with lug handles and foo dog finial, likely late Qing, SE Asia market.

Classic sleek Lalique bowl has scalloped, raised edges and moulded rim of overlapping leaves in the form of a flower head. Manufactured post WWII, likely 1950's. Signed Lalique, France on outside edge

With underglaze copper red and blue glaze, with simplified sanskrit om character repeating linear decoration and large red longevity symbol in the center, surrounded by a blue cloud border. Likely Qin

Lidded punch bowl and eight cups with handles in glass with faint blue tinge and overlaid with lattice and flower patterns. Likely Venetian. No marks found. Punch bowl approx. 9 1/2" diameter.

Two bowls, a square tray and a plate, all likely Edo to Meiji era, the smaller bowl with six character Chinese mark. Larger bowl approx. 7 1/2" diameter, 2 3/4" in height. Provenance: Estate of Cayce

Small blackened terracotta bowls with handles, one with openwork base, textured rim, likely Bamileke, the other a simpler bowl with loop handle, the bowl with impressed texture formed by rope or fabri

Likely French, 19th C., tazzas with male and female figures in classical drapery and roman helmets, the bowls with relief frieze of battle scenes. Deep brown surface. Wobbly connection between cup and