Henri Navarre (France, 1885-1971) - Woman Glass

Henri Navarre (French, 1885-1971) - Glass Sculpture Of a Woman, Paris, France, 1924. Made in the form of a woman’s face with Matte finished hair. Signed – Henri Navarre, France, 1924. Height: 38cm

Henri NAVARRE (1885-1971) VASE EN VERRE - c.1935 Vase en verre mordu à l’acide, à décor de feuilles en relief. H : 16 cm

Henri Matisse (FRENCH, 1869 - 1954) lithograph on paper depicting a woman holding a shield. No apparent signature. Mounted in a wooden shadowbox frame behind glass screen. Paper measures approx. 31 1/

HENRI NAVARRE (1885-1970) Vase circa 1930 glass with black interlayer powder decoration with hot-applied decoration of circles and headbands, engraved 'H. NAVARRE 88.5' height 7 1/2in (19cm); diameter

Henri Navarre Clear Soda Glass Vase with larger lavender glass vase (2 pc.) (NJWA53/2)(MS) Dimensions: The larger 9 3/4" H Property from the Estate of an Important New York Modernism Dealer.

Art Deco Era Opalescent Art Glass Fish Form Lamp by Henri Saumont, molded in the form of an angel fish, impressed maker's mark on backside near base, mounted in a rectangular brass base, light inside

BACCARAT France Crystal Glass Woman Golfer Figure Statue 9 inches height. Signed and with label. size: h 9 L 3.5

Emile Galle Rare and Early vase with stand France, c. 1885enameled and gilt glass with applied glass decoration 11.75 h × 5.5 w × 4.5 d in (30 × 14 × 11 cm) Etched sign

FRANÇOIS ÉMILE DÉCORCHEMONT (Conches-en-Ouche, France, 1880-1971). Centrepiece, ca.1920. In glass paste. With stamp on one side. Measurements: 5 x 18,5 x 12 cm. Décorchemont was born in

Emile Galle Early japonesque vase and candy dish with garland France, c. 1885gilt and enameled glass, painted glass 5 h × 7 w × 3.5 d in (13 × 18 × 9 cm) 3.25 h × 6.7

ADRIEN HENRI TANOUX (France 1865-1923) Two Women Reading a Letter in an Orientalist Interior Oil on canvas 26 5/8 x 19 3/8 inches / 67.62 x 49 21 cm; Frame: 35 x 27 1/4 inches Signed and dated lower r

GABRIEL ARGY-ROUSSEAU (France, 1885 - 1953). "Tiger Lamp", ca. 1925. Paste glass. Metal base. Original electrification. Signed at the bottom of the lampshade. Published in: Janine Bloch-Dermant, G. Ar

Henri Matisse (France 1869-1954) "Head of a Woman," original black and white lithograph, edition 17/200, pencil signed by the artist lower right, 15 1/2"h x 11 1/2"w sight

Signed on side Decorchemont (France, Francois 1880-1971) Together with a yellow glass heart form perfume bottle. 4 1/2"h & 5 1/2"h

From the Estate of Marty Prial. Bronze Base Art Glass Lamp Signed Etling.Featuring frosted glass woman figurine ontop of bronze base.Signed "Etling France 87" on base of glass woman.Imperfections incl

Paul Philippe Hardouin de Beaumont, Histoire du Roy Henry Le Grand (History of Henry IV of France & Henri III of Navarre), Ex officina Elzeviriana, dated 1661, engraved title-page, First Edition 17th-

Ralph Stackpole (California/France, 1885-1973) 1940s watercolor of a young woman in a skirt, blouse and socks, lying in bed by Ralph Stackpole. Ralph Stackpole was a painter, muralist, sculptor, etche

Pierre Brissaud, France (1885 - 1964) Watercolor illustration of Deco high fashion woman in fur coat at the theater. Hand-signed in lower right. Measures 12.5"H x 11"W framed, 6.25"H x 5.25"W unframed

Henri Edmond Cross France, Netherlands,1856-1910 Depicts a woman in a black dress holding a flowing swath of fabric behind her. Cross studied at the Ecole des Beaux-Arts and co-founded the Societe des

DESCRIPTION: A Lalique "Leda and the Swan" figurine in molded and frosted glass, depicts woman with swan, signed "Lalique France" on the underside. CIRCA: 20th Century ORIGIN: France DIMENSIONS: H: 4

CALIFORNIA ARTIST NELLIE PARKER (BORN 1885) DEPICTS WOMAN WITH TREES. UNSIGNED. FRAMED WITH NO GLASS. 8 1/2" X 11 1/2"

Attributed Frederick William Gibson (British, 1889-1971), Women at the Temple Wellgouache on paper, unsigned, matted and attractively framed under Museum Glass. Frame dimensions 20 x 25 in. Additiona

35 1/2" X 21"; PROFESSIONALLY RESTORED AND RELINED. (FRANCE, 1816-1885)

Philippe Henri Noyer (France, 1917-1985) oil on canvas painting depicting a young peasant boy in a straw hat standing beside a rooster with two glass balls suspended on strings from his right pocket,