'Strumenti Musicali' umbrella stand, 1950/60s

Piero Fornasetti. 'Teatro' umbrella stand, 1950/60s. H. 57.5 cm, D. 26 cm. Made by Fornasetti, Milan, in the 1950/60s. Brass, sheet metal, lithographed pattern. Marked: Maker's mark.

Piero Fornasetti. 'Ombrelli' umbrella stand, 1950/60s. H. 57 cm, D. 25.5 cm. Made by Fornasetti, Milan, in the 1950/60s. Sheet metal, painted vanilla yellow, lithographed pattern. Marked: Maker's mark

Piero Fornasetti. 'Firenze' umbrella stand, 1950/60s. H. 57.5 cm, D. 26 cm. Made by Fornasetti, Milan, in the 1950/60s. Sheet metal, painted red, lithographed pattern, brass.

Piero Fornasetti, H. 57 cm, D. 26.5 cm. Made by Fornasetti, Milan, in 1993. Sheet metal, printed, brass. Marked: Maker's mark, 30/93.

Piero Fornasetti, Umbrella stand 'Costumi maschili', 1950/60s, H. 57 cm, Ø 26 cm. Made by Fornasetti, Milan. Sheet brass, sheet metal, polychrome decor on cream-white. Marked: Manufacturer's ma

Piero Fornasetti. Two ashtrays 'Strumenti Musicali' and 'Offerta', 1950/60s. D. 12.8 cm; 12.5 x 16.5 cm. Made by Fornasetti, Milan, in the 1950/60s. Porcelain, white, glazed, polychromatic lithograph

Piero Fornasetti, D. 12.8 cm. Made by Fornasetti, Milan, in the 1950/60s resp. 2000s. Porcelain, white, glazed, polychromatic lithograph. Marked: Maker's marks.

rated 9,22"Tx9.5"D. the umbrella stand is in excellent condition, has good color, has no chip, cracks or repairs, shows the red car with man changing a tire and a lady watching. To explain the differe

Marked P (Paul) Comolera (French, 1818-1897), shape no. 1917. Underside marked "Mintons, 1917" 40-1/2"h x 14"dia Reference: Victoria Bergeson, Majolica, col. pl. VII. Nicholas Dawes, Majolica, p. 55.

olio su tela "strumenti musicali" sec.XVII cm. 74x107

20th century; standing circus bear with chain and collar, base with removable copper bowl, 38 in. H.

David Cressey Drip Glaze' umbrella stand, 1960s Glazed stoneware. Made by Pro-Artisan for Architectural Pottery, USA. 23.75" H x 8" Diameter

Frederick Hurten Rhead for Roseville Pottery Decorated Matt umbrella stand with peacock USA, c. 1908glazed earthenware with squeeze-bag decoration 20.5 h x 9.25 dia in (52 x 23 cm) Harry Rhead

Height:23 in. (58.42 cm.) Width: 11 in. (27.94 cm.) Depth: 11 in. (27.94 cm.) Country of Origin: USA Style: Aesthetic Movement Condition: Original Year: 1890 Lovely Detailed American Aesthetic Movemen

19th C. T.C. Brown - Westhead Moore and Company Earthenware Majolica Style Umbrella Stand, in Bamboo Form with Three Curved Supports and Double Circular Base, C. 1880. 17" Diameter, 30" High

Jacques Adnet umbrella stand France, c. 1950 enameled steel, rattan, leather, brass 13.5 dia x 31.75 h inches Provenance: Private collection, Paris | Important private collection

Strumenti musicali. 1947. Pencil on paper. Cm 18,50 x 15,50. Signature lower right. At the back L Scaletta Gallery, San Polo di Reggio Emilia, label and Giorgio Chierici stamps. La Scaletta Gallery au

Black Forest carved bear umbrella stand with mother bear at base supporting the upper limbs with a bear cub. 76"H x 28"W x 22"D, Circa - 1900. PROVENANCE: Property from the collection of Mr. Kenneth W

Gustav Stickley Hammered Copper Umbrella Stand. Excellent new patina. 24"h. 5% of this lot will benefit The Dirk van Erp Foundation. We box and ship ourselves, to keep shipping costs low. We do not us

Black Forest bear umbrella stand. German, circa 1890. H 32" W 13" D 14-1/2" Condition: Excellent with minor imperfections. Link for high-res images: https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fo/0b1vb

Weller Pottery 'Bedford Matt' Umbrella Stand, Zanesville, Ohio, Circa 1915. Unmarked. H: 20.25 in., Diam: 10.625 in.

Fornasetti Tole Tray, a Porcelain Vide Poche, and an Umbrella Stand The stand unmarked. The tray 23 x 10 in., the poche 1 1/2 x 5 in., the stand 29 1/2 x 14 x 7 in. Property from a Private New York Co

Shape no. 770-20". Glaze misses at the rim, blue paint under glaze at the rim. Roseville sticker.Condition: (Very Good).Dimensions: 20-1/2" x 11-1/2" Dia.

the bear with glass eyes holding a ring with an outstretched paw, 38 1/2" high with metal drip pan early 20th century