A WMF Ikora Bowl.

14" ROUND

A WMF Ikora Bowl. Geislingen, Germany. Electroplated brass bowl depicts the Darmstadt Rose. Three sided bowl is raised on three ball feet 2.5" x 10.5"

A small pitcher with applied handle attributed to Andre Delatte, a mottled bowl marked for Delatte, a WMF Ikora Bowl, and a large unmarked mottled orange and brown vase.  Dimensions: from 5 1/2&q

WMF Ikora. Bowl: 10-3/4" Wide x 2-1/2" Deep. Candle Holders: 12-1/4" Wide. Vase: 9-1/4" High x 2-1/2" Top Diameter. IMPORTANT: Before bidding, please read the terms and conditions. When you registered

WMF "Ikora" Glass Bowl Design: Karl Wiedmann, 13 1/8" Diameter.

A WMF Ikora Metal Bowl. Geislingen, Germany round bowl is raised on three feet. Bowl tapers downwards into a round base, above the feet. Body bears irregular all over prickley decoration Height: 7"

WMF Ikora Glass Bowl. Bowl measures approx. 13" X 3.25" || Please carefully read our terms of sale, shipping information, and request any condition reports or photos prior to placing a bid. Any condit

Design Karl Wiedmann for WMF Ikora glass bowl, 7.5 cm high, 36 cm diameter

Silvered and brushed metal, niello decoration. Marked 'WMF IKORA, Silverplate' on the base. Signs of wear. Dimension:35cm.

A German WMF Ikora Silverplate Center Bowl. Bowl is engraved with zig zag decoration throughout, and raised on three round metal feet 3.5" x 14"

A German WMF Ikora Silverplate Center Bowl. Round bowl bears a golden finish over silverplate. Interior of bowl is engraved with geometric decoration. Bowl is raised on three round feet 3.5" x 13.5"

Circa 1930's-1940's WMF Ikora art glass Bowl, 2 1/2"H X 9 1/4"L. Condition: Very good with minor wear.

14" diameter, 4" deep, excellent....WMF (Württembergische MetallwarenFabrik) has had a long and illustrious career in the field of metalware. Their Art Nouveau production is particularly sought aft

Bowl ''Ikora metal'' WMF, Geislingen, around 1934 metal. Bottom side with tower mark. D. 35 cm. Literature comparison see catalog number 43, p. 221

Bowl ''Ikora-Metall'' WMF, Geislingen, c. 1934 metal. Underside with tower mark. Wear. D. 35 cm. Lit.: C. Burschel and H. Scheiffele, WMF IKORA METALL 1920s to 1960s, 2006, p. 221.

Wurttembergische Metallwarenfabrik Ikora Verdigris, Patinated, and Gilt Metal Bowl, of square form, raised on a pedestal, marked to underside. 3.5" H x 10.5" W x 10.5" D. Provenance: From a Manhattan

Farberware Ikora glass bowl produced, circa 1930s-1950s by WMF. Features crackled details in early and red tones. Farberware sticker on bottom. Good overall condition with mild storage wear. Measures

WMF Ikora Kristall glass and enamel center bowl, 20th c., with gilt details, unsigned, 3.25"h x 14.25"dia.

(2) WMF Ikora Art Deco silver plated articles, 20th c., vase and center bowl, 3.75"h x 14" dia. (bowl), 9.25"h x 5" dia.

Group of twenty silver plate collection; Qty. 6, International Silver Co. by Fred Harvey compote serving bowl: surface wear, light patina, minor indentations around base rim, light age wear; Puiforcat

Bowl ''Ikora Crystal'' Karl Wiedmann (decor technique), WMF, Geislingen, c. 1928 Colorless glass with color and oxide meltings between layers. D. 25,5 cm. Literature comparison see catalog number 1; p

Bowl ''Ikora Crystal'' Karl Wiedmann (decor technique), WMF, Geislingen, c. 1928 Colorless glass with color and oxide meltings between layers. D. 15 cm. Literature comparison see catalog number 1; p.1

Bowl ''Ikora Crystal'' Karl Wiedmann (decor technique), WMF, Geislingen, c. 1928 Colorless glass with color and oxide meltings between layers. D. 28 cm. Literature comparison see catalog number 1; p.1

Bowl ''Ikora Crystal'' Karl Wiedmann (decor technique), WMF, Geislingen, c. 1928 Colorless glass with color and oxide meltings between layers. D. 25,5 cm. Literature comparison see catalog number 1; p