Oscar Bruno Bach Compote with Lustre Art Bowl

(American, 1884-1957) circa 1923, copper alloy stand with gilt finish, four rams heads and legs surround stem, base with marks for "Oscar B. Bach Studios/New York", holding blue iridescent glass vase,

OSCAR BACH ART GLASS & BRONZE TAZZA: An Oscar Bach bronze stand and Lustre Art iridescent glass tazza / compote. The aurene glass bowl measuring approx. 10.5” in diameter, etched “Lustre Art 1

Illuminated Mirror Fountain in the style of Oscar Bruno BachAmazing Art Deco bronze entwined vine framed mirror with bronze Bacchus face. There is a fountain spigot with an enameled green copper basin

Oscar Bach bronze and Lustre Art glass tazza. The bronze base features rams heads and legs with hoofs, showing traces of gilding and mold marked Oscar B. Bach Studios, Obaso-Bronze below. The iridesce

A vintage Oscar Bruno Bach style iron bench stool, adorned with a captivating griffin motif. Reflecting the artistic flair of the era, this piece encapsulates the essence of Art Deco design and crafts

20's - 30's. With Deco motifs, and mohair upholstery. Upper and lower twisted stretchers. Condition commensurate with age and use. 22"H x 23"W x 13"D NOTE: Oscar Bruno Bach was one of the most technic

Lustre Art iridescent art glass bowl / compote, with metal animal motif base, bowl signed underside "Lustre Art 112 B." Overall: 7" H x 12.125" diameter.

DESCRIPTION: An Art Deco Mintons lustre porcelain small handled compote bowl, hand painted with a central decoration depicting a fruit motif. Marked with "Mintons England" hallmark. CIRCA: Early to Mi

circa 1920s, mirror with brass label for Oscar Bach, pier table or console with gray green slate marble top, pierced skirt with leaf and vine decoration centering a mermaid, corners with animal mask b

Oscar Bruno Bach (1884-1957) torchieres, pair New York, New York, circa 1930s patinated brass, iron, marble, glass etched signatures each: 18"dia x 66"h

(German/American, 1884-1957). circa 1920s; theatrical mask pediment, fruit vine fretwork, having painted sheet metal background, with Bach studio brass label tag on verso, 38 in. H., 22 in. W.

Oscar Bach Art Deco mixed metal two door case piece (desk, console, buffet, cabinet) with vitrine top, the front and side panels with elaborate decoration featuring Gothic Revival knights over golden

Incredible console table and mirror sight attributed to Oscar Bach. Table having black marble top with scholar portraits throughout as shown with matching hanging wall mirror. Measuring approx : table

OSCAR BACH ART DECO IRON/MARBLE AND BRONZE SIDE TABLE, C. 1920/30, H. 20" W. 24"

DESCRIPTION: Decorative metalwork wall mirror designed by Oscar Bruno Bach (German/American, 1884–1957). Circa 1920s. Bronze frame in scrolling flowers and leaf design with medallions to corners.

circa 1927, marked "Band T" on base, segmented central support with two sockets and ball finial, trifid base with dolphins, 35 x 10 in. Provenance: Retro-Modern, 2/2/2009; Try-me Collection, Richmond

In The Manner Of Oscar Bruno Bach (1884-1957), table lamps, pair, New York, NY, bronze, 6"dia x 20"h

Oscar Bruno Bach (1884-1957) floor lamp New York, New York, 1930s brass, fabric etched signature plaque to underside with shade: 16 1/8"sq x 63 7/8"h

DESCRIPTION: A pair of Oscar Bach Art Deco pedestals. Designed with three coiled, Greco-Roman style columns with verdant capitals and animal paw, motif feet, centered by three scrolled beams convening

Oscar Bach Art Nouveau Gilt Iron Floor Lamp. Elaborate Draped Floral Motifs with Scrolled Acanthus throughout. Attached tray. Height 62"

Patinated bronze and painted metal frame with foliate scrolls and a theatrical mask, c. 1925, 42.5 x 27 inches.

Cabinet. Nice with the patinated and gilt metal and onyx top. From a Scarsdale, NY estate. - Dimensions: 46.5" h x 24" w x 12" d.

Attributed to Oscar Bruno Bach (1884-1957)bookends depicting Poseidon / Neptune in relief, pairNew York, New Yorkbronzeunmarkedeach: 7 1/4"w x 2 7/8"d x 8 1/4"h

"Xmas Remembrance," (European location, presumably Germany), 1925 Etching on paper under glass Signed lower right: Oscar B. Bach Sight: 6.5" H x 6.25" W Provenance: From the Collection of the Dha