Rare Early Gas Sconce with Turkey Foot and Emerald Green Shade

Rare early gas sconce in the form of a turkey foot, with emerald green shade. The sconce retains most of its gilt bronze finish. Measures 12 1/2"H x 7"Depth.

Early 20th Century curved arm gas wall sconce with original green enamel shade and accessories. Copper piece marked Coleman also.

Gorgeous vintage 1920s French Art Deco green ostrich feather capelet in a rare shade of emerald green. This piece was deaccessioned from the Monterey Historical Society archives and comes with provena

Rare, early original Miriam Haskell illustration by Larry Austin. Watercolor and mixed media on black board depicting model wearing early Miriam Haskell emerald green cascade brooch and bracelet by Fr

Two upholstered ottomans. American, Early 20th Century. Mahogany, cabriole and reeded column feet, emerald green and southwestern style upholstery. Larger: 18" H x 20" L x 16" D

Rare Victorian gas wall sconce with a ladies Hand holding acid etched shade. Although I do believe that this was always a wall sconce some will refer this style antique gas wall sconce to a cigar ligh

A pair of mid 20th century articulated two-light wall sconces, attributed to Stilnovo, Italy. Enameled Aluminum pierced shades in Emerald Green with fixed and gooseneck Brass arms. Some wear to paint,

Art Nouveau "Reflets Metalliques" glazed pottery vase designed by Jacques Sicard for Weller, in shades of green, blue, and purple, with a foliate motif, impressed "418" and "X" to the foot, early 20th

OG-3 OBLONG PRESSED OPEN SALT, unlisted medium emerald green, plain rim with protruding lower corners and feet. Probably extremely rare. Possibly Pittsburgh area. 1835-1850. 1 5/8" H, 2" x 3".Literatu

Pair of emerald green mercury glass light shades, with a protruding oval shape that would work well in a sconce, and a ribbed texture that adds visual variety and works to distribute the light. Just t

FREE-BLOWN WINES, LOT OF 12, different shades of emerald green, each example having tapering ovoid bowls and drawn straight stems with applied sloping feet, some with rough pontil marks

Early 20th Century converted gas brass wall sconce. Beautifully cast hand holding the light. Unique shade with figural patterns. Measures 10.5"H x 9"W

lot of 5, mold blown in diamond point patter with tops having ground edge, or fire polished edge of simple snap pontil edge from removal from mold, in emerald green, auqua, clear and two shades of amy

An Art Deco gas wall sconce light having a mint green painted metal body and milk glass shade with chrome fittings. Untested.

Rare Iznik Pottery ChargerOttoman Turkey, Early 17th Century decorated throughout in blues, green, black and red and depicting a Saz Leaf among roses, tulips and hyacinths. The rim is stylised with a

Early 20th century, the base is candlestick form with three par form feet, the green and white cased glass shade has reeded elements. Dimension:The shade is 10 1/2" in diameter, the total height is 26

FREE-BLOWN WINES, LOT OF 11, various shades of glass ranging from emerald green to teal, each example having conical bowls raised on applied button knop stems and with applied sloping feet,

Opalescent swirl 6 x 6.75 inch pendant or sconce globe in good condition, along with a dark emerald green glass Railroad lantern globe with embossed mark for Rubal - Anchor that measures 5.5 wide x 5.

RIB-OPTIC MINIATURE LAMP, deep emerald green, ringed cylindrical font with matching ball-form shade, period collar. Fitted with a period burner and shade ring, later chimney. Late 19th/early 20th cent

Rare and Unusual Converted Gas hall Harp. Refinished in A Medium Brass Colour. This c.1895 fixture has been fitted with a truly wonderful Green Uranium Crackle glass Victorian shade. Meas: 37"L x 11"D

SMALL DIAMOND OPTIC MINIATURE OIL LAMP, emerald green, round shoulder base with embossed ring at the bottom, matching pattern shade; period burner, shade ring and chimney. Fourth quarter 19th/early 20

Early 20th century Art Deco Emerelite Adjustable Desk Lamp Light Emerald Green H.G. Faddin & Co, New York, 1916 No. 8734. The green glass shades used for the Emeralite lamps were produced by a Czech c

English, late 19th / early 20th An emerald green and gilt painted arched overmantel mirror with porcelain feet Unmarked Approx. h. 20.5", w. 34"

Rare Tiffany Studios New York Bronze Three Armed Wall Sconce Early 20th century. With three blown Tiffany Favrile decorated "Pulled Feather" shades. Greenish brown patina. Literature: Alastair Duncan,