Henry Linder, American (1854-1910) Pair of Bronze Andirons

Henry Linder, American (1854-1910) Pair of Bronze Andirons "Boy & Girl". Fully Signed and Dated 1899. Condition: Generally Very Good. Dimensions: H-23". Provenance: From a New Jersey Estate. Please no

William Henry Chandler, American, 1854-1928. Pair of pastel on paper landscapes. Depicts a riverbank and winding path with country homes. Both signed "Chandler" lower left. Some wear and surface grung

William Henry Chandler (American, 1854-1928) pair of pastel on paper andscapes under glass, in round gilt frame, signed lower left, 9.25 d (sight) 14.25" d (frame)

Two pairs of 19th century andirons, of classical urn form, and a pair of andirons with ball feet. [Larger: 20" H x 7 1/2" W x 20" D].

Pair of American bronze andirons. [18" H x 17" W x 9"].

Louis McClellan Potter (American, 1873-1912), pair of cast bronze andirons, ca. 1900, each in the figure of a kneeling Native American, each with cast signature and stamped "Roman Bronze Works, NY",

A pair of American Empire polished bronze andirons fluted columns with flame tops. Circa 1920. Each piece is 30" high, 11" wide.

Fernand Fossagrives, American born Paris, 1910-2003, Two pairs of bronze dancers, one with incised signature and numbered 3/10, the other unmarked, bases and patination differ. PROVENANCE: the collect

American, early 20th century. A pair of ripple cast bronze andirons. Ht. of each 17.5".

William Henry Chandler (1854-1928) American, Pair of Landscapes. Pastels on paper.William Henry Chandler was a prolific pastel artist. Living in New Jersey and working from his studios in New York Cit

Pair gilt bronze and iron torchiere. American circa 1910. Height: 82", Width: 18" (floor lamp, lighting, antique) STERLING ASSOCIATES STRIVES TO PROVIDE ACCURATE, OBJECTIVE, & FAIR INFORMATION ON ALL

A pair of French bronze figural andirons stamped A HD for Henry Dasson (1825–1896). Henry Dasson was a renowned nineteenth century Parisian maker of gilt-bronze mounted furniture. Unlike other

19TH C. CAST IRON ANDIRONS Pair of colorful American Hessian andirons, in original painted surface, excellent overall condition, with minor rust spots, 20" h, 20" l (from front to back).

Pair Tiffany Studios (attrib.) bronze wall sconces, c. 1910, American, attributed to L.C. Tiffany, bronze-framed Favrile glass tile chainmail shade suspended over patinated bronze fittings, unsigned,

Henry Cahieux (1825-1854). Neoclassical style vase-form bodies, each with gilt-bronze four-light gilt-candelabra arms, signed "Barbedienne," Fondeur, 21 in. H.

Pair of large-scale Asian form bronze andirons, probably American, circa 1920s. These large andirons would fit in seamlessly with a wide range of interiors, from Arts and Crafts to Mid Century Modern.

James Edward Kelly (American, 1855-1933) Cast Bronze Plaque of Neil Burgess (American 1846–1910) Cast by the Henry-Bonnard Bronze Co New York, 1890. Raised profile image on round medal, Likely

Pair of Monumental Seven Light American Bronze Torcheres, 20th Century American School, ca. 1910 Each finely cast and assembled, with a scrolled quadripod paw foot base cast with stylized masks and dr

Matched Pair of American Neo-Classical Style Bronze Chandeliers. Circa 1910. Caldwell. Each is Six-light with original frosted glass shades. Height from tassel to top of square chain approximately 48"

1910 Dimensions: H 5.25" x W 5.5" x D 1.75" Condition: No issues to note

Pair American Arts and Crafts period bookends, circa 1910. Hand hammered patinated bronze bookends with silver plated accent to the front with a mounted natural green cabochon stones. One marked with

Pair of hand wrought and well designed Arts & Crafts andirons. In the manner of Roycroft. Circa 1910; 27in.H. x 26in.D.

RUDOLPH SCHWARZ (American 1866–1912) A PAIR OF BOOKENDS, "New York and California," CIRCA 1910, bronze with brown and gold patina, "New York" bookend signed on base at right, "R. Schwarz," both

A Moorish inspired bronze fireplace set in the manner of Tiffany including a pair of andirons and fire screen circa 1910. Ht: 23" Width: 16" Depth: 8"