FIRST PERIOD NAZCA SIHUAS MANTLE

**First Time At Auction** Pre-Columbian, Southern Peru, Nazca period, ca. 100 BCE to 800 CE. Three mantle fringe sections, one large - called munecas from the Spanish for doll. Woven from camelid fibe

An antique mantle clock, made of bronze during empire period. First half of the 19th century. With a winding key and pendulum.  Dimensions: (L: 13,5 x W: 31 x H: 44 cm)

EARLY FRENCH BISQUE FIRST PERIOD PORTRAIT BEBE BY JUMEAU. 24”. Marks: 4. Pressed bisque socket head with large almond-shaped brown paperweight eyes, eyeliner, mauve-blushed eye shadow, feathered

Pre-Columbian Sihuas Mantle, Peru, 200-400 CE. Camelid wool. Provenance: Arte Textile, San Francisco, CA. Size: 64'' x 52'' (163 x 132 cm).

A BELLEEK FIRST PERIOD PRINCE OF WALES ICE PAIL AND COVER the body decorated in low relief depicting putto and fish frolicking in shallow waters surmounted by a lid of three sea horses and putto ridin

English, 18th C, Hop Trellis pattern. A cream ground and fluted body. Hand-painting on the body depicts floral boughs, red-striped columns, gilt accents, and blue patterning around the neck andfoot, c

"THE MAID OF ERIN" 17 1/4" TALL

Eames DCW Chair , Original Circa 1949 First Period. Back needs to be reattached, 5-2-5 screw pattern. size: 26h x 22w x 22d

A Belleek First Period 'Blue Thorn' Teapot, cream jug and sugar bowl circa 1870, the lobed body and branch handle with blossom flower and branch motifs decorated in turquoise blue enamels, gilt border

An 18th century Worcester dessert service circa 1770. Comprising three scalloped bowls and twelve plates. Each piece decorated in under glaze blue with small roses and floral swags and large central f

An 18th C English molded porcelain sauce boat from the Worcester factory, circa 1755. The molded decoration highlighted in under glaze green and red accents with additional highlights of painted bugs

Large First Period Worcester Openwork Basket with handles c. 1765. The deep circular openwork basket of overlapping interlaced circles, the intersections on the exterior strengthened with applied flow

A Belleek porcelain vase of baluster form with scalloped rim and applied flora and fauna. The vase culminating in three twisting fish holding the vase to a stacked base climbing with modeledsalamander

A molded lettuce leaf sauce boat circa 1770 with under glaze poly chrome decoration. High lighted with painted bugs and butterflies. English, 18th C. L. 24 cm (9 1/4in)

An 18th century lettuce leaf sauce boat with under glaze poly chrome decoration highlighted with bugs and insects. L. 26 cm (10 1/4in)

A Belleek first period Grass kettle and covered sugar bowl, relief moulded and highlighted in gilt and coloured lustre, back marks, 16cm high (2)

Double oval form of typical creamware floral and branch work detail surrounding. Unmarked, 19th C. H. 27 cm (10 5/8)Some losses to floral, restoration to reverse which likely covers original marks. Ad

First Period Worcester porcelains group, 18th c. (3rd quarter), English, (7) pieces, incl. a teapot, (2) scalloped edge dishes, (2) cups, and (2) saucers, each hand painted and gilt, some with exotic

English, late 18th C. For Reference see "Worcester Porcelain, the Zorensky Collection," p. 477, pl. 649. "Probably originally a centerpiece for serving fruit from a dessert service, quite rare." 3-1/2

Worcester porcelain group, incl. First Period, 18th/19th c., English, (4) pieces, incl. a (2) oval serving dishes, (1) sauce tureen, and (1) round dish, each hand painted and gilt, decorated with exot

Lot of (2) Mid-18th c. Worcester English Porcelain Bowls, with scalloped rims, painted peacock and floral decoration, the smaller with early collector label affixed to back, 1" high, 6 1/4" diam. and

First Period Worcester porcelains group, 18th c. (3rd quarter), English, (4) pieces, incl. a sauce tureen, (2) covered jars, and a leaf dish, each hand painted and gilt, most with exotic birds and ins

Item measures approx. 35"h x 82" long x 25"d. It has rope band inlay across the back and the skirt, a feathered knee with exaggerated paw feet and has been professionally reupholstered.

Six pieces of Worcester (founded 1751), first period blue and white chinoiserie soft paste porcelain tableware, 1751-1776, comprising, a round serving bowl with landscape decoration, a small serving b