WMF Art-Nouveau Tray, Germany, Circa 1900.

WMF Art Nouveau Silver Plated Tray, Germany, Circa 1900. Two handled tray with floral and foliage ornaments. Marked. 28cm X 14cm / 11in X 5.5in.

WMF Art Nouveau Cup, Germany, Circa 1900. Silver Plated. Marked. Height 11cm.

WMF Art Nouveau Visiting Card Tray, Germany, Circa 1905. Silver plated. With a girl and butterfly surrounded with flowers. Marked and numbered 32. Diameter: 19.5cm. Appears in the book - Art Nouveau D

WMF Art Nouveau Centerpiece Fruit Stand, Germany, Circa 1900. Silver plated pewter. Original cut crystal glass. Marked. Height: 40cm.  Handle to handle: 46cm. Loss of plating. Appears in the

WMF Art Nouveau Figural Visiting Card Tray, Germany, Circa 1906. WMF Art Nouveau Pewter Visiting Card Tray, Germany, Circa 1906. Beatifully executed with a reclining maiden figure and lilies. Marked.

WMF Art Nouveau 6 Toddy Glass Holders, Germany, Circa 1900. With the original glasses. Marked. Height: 9.5cm / 3.74in.

Cut glass and silvered metal vase. Possibly Württenbergische Metallwaren Fabrik (WMF). Germany. Art Nouveau. Circa 1900. 37 x 12 x 12 cm.

WMF Art Nouveau Silver Plated Figural Triple Fruit Dish, Germany, Circa 1900. The bowl is modeled as a leaf with a female sculptured figure holding the stalk. Marked with WMF logo.

A rare Art Nouveau pewter drinks set made by WMF Germany, circa 1900. Depicts a figural maiden holding a glass liquor bottle, surrounded on the base by 6 small glasses, marks on bottom read for "Wurte

Polished pewter visiting card tray with Alphonse Mucha style profile maiden with bejeweled hair piece, marked with WMF marks, star 99. Circa 1900. 9.25" widest. Very good condition. Ref. Art Nouveau d

Art Nouveau Decanter Claret Jug, attributed to WMF, Germany, Circa 1900. Pewter and glass. Height: 41cm.

WMF Art Nouveau Centerpiece, Germany, Circa 1906. WMF Art Nouveau Silver Plated Pewter Oval Flower Dish Centerpiece, Germany, Circa 1906. Set on four stylized supports. Two Stylized handles. Original

WMF Art Nouveau Frame, Germany, Circa 1906. Marked and numbered. 31x18.5cm. Appears in the company's catalog, page 305, No. 132.

Large Art Nouveau handled tray, circa 1900. An excellent example of silver work of the period, floral decorated. border Makers and silver hall marks. Dimensions: 19 1/2" long x 7 3/4" deep, 17.5 troy

A French Art Nouveau pictorial mixed wood marquetry two-handled tray Emile Gallé circa 1900 Signed lower left length over handles 26 3/4in (68cm); width 16in (40.5cm)

WMF Art Nouveau Centerpiece Bowl, Germany, Circa 1906. Pewter bowl beautifully modeled with a fairy at the center and her wings are spread across the bowl (both sides). Stylized swing handle. Original

WMF Art Nouveau Silver Plated Prize Cup, Germany, Circa 1904. With pierced foliage base and intertwined branches stem. Engraved dedication and monogram, dated 1904. Marked. Height: 25.5cm / 10in. Appe

Tiffany Studios NY Large Bronze Art Nouveau Cigar Ash Tray, Circa 1900. Fully Signed. Excellent Condition. Provenance From an Estate of a Long Island Collector. Dimensions- H-2" x Dia-7". Please note

WMF Silverplate Art Nouveau punch ladle, circa 1900. Gilt to the leaf bowl with grapes, leaves, and branch vines to the handle. WMF silverplate mark to the top finial. Weight Approx., 0.5 lbs Measures

AN ART NOUVEAU BROOCH WITH MINIATURE Germany circa 1900 Round gentleman portrait on porcelain with over-painted contours. Gold-plated mounting with gemstones. Diameter 2.7 cm

Emile Galle Art Nouveau Marquetry Wood Tray. Signed "Galle", Circa. 1900. Floral and foliate inlay. 23"w. Condition: Good with minor wear.

(2) WMF Art Nouveau pewter trays, Early 20th c., Germany, octagonal trays each with an embossed and etched image of a young woman, each: 8.5"dia. Provenance: Property from the Collection of a Recordin

WMF Set of Six Art Nouveau Glass Holders, Germany, Circa 1905. Silver plated. Marked and numbered 358. With five glasses. Glass holder height: 7cm. These glass holders appear in WMF 1906 catalog, page

WMF vintage Art Nouveau figural candle holders/vases. Circa 1900. 18" High