American cast glass elevated platform by John Lewis

American cast glass rectangular elevated serving platform by John Lewis, 2 3/4" t x 17 7/8" w x 8 3/4" d. Good condition.

American cast glass circular bowl with wide knife edge lip by John Lewis, 13 5/8" d x 4 1/4" t. Good condition.

John Lewis (American, b. 1942) Console Table Cast glass 30 x 32 x 20 inches (76.2 x 81.3 x 50.8 cm) PROVENANCE: Hindman, Chicago, Illinois, Palm Beach Collections, September 16, 2020, lot 18. John Lew

John Lewis (American, b. 1942) Console table cast glass Height 30 x width 32 x depth 20 inches

JOHN LEWIS (American b. 1942) A GLASS SCULPTURE, "Vessel with Stepped Cross Foot," CIRCA 2008, yellow gold leaf and cast glass in the form of a bowl with stepped motif and "X" form foot raised on a ci

JOHN CONARD LEWIS (American b. 1942) A GLASS MODERNIST COFFEE TABLE, 1990, glass topped table with a cast glass base and applied copper, signed, dated, and numbered, "Lewis 90-123." Height: 16" Width:

In colorless and opaque black colored glass, with an inner cavity covered in gold foil, the outer front and sides with a textured finish, the top and back side with a polished finish, engraved Lewis 0

John Lewis cast glass vessel, the interior with a multicolored confetti decorated surface, the outer body having a textured surface, overall 4.5"h x 11.5"w

On a round black disc base. Signed Lewis 88-25. Bowl approx. 6 3/4" x 14 1/4" D; base approx. 1 1/4" x 10" D. Feet chipped, base scratched. Inside bowl scratched

A John Lewis (Oakland, CA) custom cast glass coffee table, the massive textured 3" top resting on a similarly textured L form base, overall 19"h x 48"w x 32"d

Oakland, California, late 20th century, cast glass, solid rectangular frosted base with two greenish columnar supports, brownish capitals, glass top, overall: 24 x 56 x 19-7/8 in. Note: John's cast gl

Oakland, California, late 20th century, cast glass base consists of two tubular rods supporting two arcs, round top, 16 x 52 in. Note: John's cast glass tables are inspired by his interest in solid fo

Oakland, California, late 20th century, cast glass, blue canted base with two brownish "U" shaped supports, 24 x 14 x 20 in. Note: John's cast glass tables are inspired by his interest in solid forms

Oakland, California, cast glass, brownish curved bases with greenish columnar supports, glass top, 24 x 14 x 20 in. Note: John's cast glass tables are inspired by his interest in solid forms that can

A John Lewis art glass vase, the cast glass vase having a frosted interior with bubble inclusions, the exterior having a metallic finish at sides, signed on base, 20"h x 15"w

Lot 159 John Lewis American (b.1942) bowl glass signed to underside height: 7 inches diameter: 8 1/4 inches Provenance: Purchased from the Estate of Maurice Kanbar

JOHN LEWIS (American b. 1942) AN ART GLASS CENTERPIECE BOWL, SIGNED, OCTOBER 1999, thick molded clear glass of compressed conical form, the interior smooth polished and exterior with texture, signed a

JOHN LEWIS (American b. 1942) AN ART GLASS CENTERPIECE, GLACIER SERIES, SIGNED, DECEMBER 1987, clear blue glass on stand, recessed ovoid interior polished and exterior with texture, signed, "Lewis" an

John Lewis (American, 20th/21st c). Favrile glass paperweight possibly titled "Moon," 1974. Etched signature and date along the underside.Height: 2 1/2 in x diameter: 3 in.

Native American woman with baby, 1988 Cast paper under glass Edition 108/200, signed and dated lower left: R. C. Gorman, numbered lower right, and with the blindstamps for the artist and the printer

John Hutton (American, 1947-2006) for Donghia pair of table lamps, having rectangular cast glass base in pale citrus color with textured surface and scalloped edges, with adjustable off-white shades,

MUJER DIVINA, gelatin silver print, signed and numbered 5/25 in pencil, image 9 ½ x 7 ½”, frame 21 x 16 ¾” with glass.

A Pair of American Cast Metal, Glass and Shell-Mounted Lanterns Circa 1900 Height 11 1/2 inches. Sold to Benefit the Acquisition Fund of the Indianapolis Museum of Art at Newfields

J. & E. Stevens and James. H. Bowen, American. Cast iron, glass, and pigment "Frog Bank" or "Two Frogs" mechanical coin bank, ca. 1882. When the level behind the largest frog is pr