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Interested in quality Art Nouveau antiques, particularly Continental art glass, ceramics and decorative metal works that are directly attributable to notable artistsInterested in quality Art Nouveau antiques, particularly Continental art glass, ceramics and decorative metal works that are directly attributable to notable artists/designers of the period. Contact: pulvinar20@yahoo.com (Read more)

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Unknown Secessionist Style German Ceramic Vase - Marked - Art Nouveauin Art Nouveau
Sang de Boeuf Glazed Twisting Quatrefoil Form Art Nouveau Vase - Art Nouveauin Art Nouveau
Circa 1900s Large Jugendstil Seasonal Allegory Putto Carving - Fall - Art Nouveauin Art Nouveau
Clement Massier & Marius Alexandre Iridescent Scenic Earthenware Tile - Art Nouveauin Art Nouveau
Fritz Krug Jugendstil Drip Glaze Ceramic Vase - Art Nouveauin Art Nouveau
Orient & Flume Floral Swirl & Feathered Paperweights - Art Nouveauin Art Nouveau
Kevin Kuhnel Folk Art / Art Nouveau Style Lilly Pad Occasional Table - Art Nouveauin Art Nouveau
1903-05 Émile Decoeur Unusual Proto-Modernist Vase for L'Art Ceramique - Art Nouveauin Art Nouveau
Heckert Marmopal (or Poschinger) Vase with Secessionist Silver Overlay - Art Nouveauin Art Nouveau
Renoir “Le Feu” Bronze (1916)  - Art Nouveauin Art Nouveau

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  1. I had the same form with overlay, but with a dark purple cased glass. Goldberg was the attribution for that piece. The silver overlay is really fragile and thin on these pieces; too much polishing a...
  2. Hi, Frank. I'm tentatively with GSO on this one. The additional decor at the top is odd for Poschinger of the "helios" bottom type. Are there any bottom markings? Pontil bottom? I saw this piece ...
  3. ~650 euro, not counting buyers % and the highway robbery that Quittenbaum calls "shipping/handling"
  4. Glasfabrik Elizabeth. There's a mounted version of this very form and decor currently up on the auction block at Quittenbaum (today).
  5. The other 10 weren't cheap. Did you get them? I was watching...thought about going for them myself, but didn't want to rob someone of the opportunity for a full dinner set.
  6. That stand is pretty ornate, but as Alfredo noted it has appeared on other decors and bowl sizes. Makes one wonder who produced it!? Very nice collection addition!
  7. I think Goldberg is a safe bet.
  8. I agree with GSO. Not Poschinger. Likely Bohemian, but certainly not consistent with Poschinger finishing/pontil.
  9. From what I can tell it is Norwegian, and I suspect fairly rare...as are most European psychedelica ephemera from the period. Very cool.
  10. DO NOT CLEAN THE SURFACES. Only use water and a soft cloth. The surfaces look fine and are original. You will kill any collector/antique value (which isn't that great anyway ~$200-400) if you polis...
  11. 1910-1930 is a safe range on production.
  12. Looks like Salem Lamp Co. Check underneath the base. If there's a felt bottom, any marks are possibly underneath the felt and stamped into the metal.
  13. Dreamy. Very much in the symbolist realm. The best egg I've seen.
  14. Couldn't agree more. Orient & Flume doesn't get half the attention it deserves...particularly their early production.
  15. Not to be argumentative, but I believe the glass type generally goes by Cypern (from the original German for Cyprus). I have one of these in a different Sutterlin pattern and another with the same de...
  16. Very nice. I believe this is on cypern/uranium glass. If you illuminate it with UV, it should glow brightly.
  17. Wow. At first glance I thought the first vase was a cinnabar carving. Amazing glass work.
  18. Oh, sorry. I'll do some sleuthing based upon your suggestion. Thanks again.
  19. Thanks for the loves folks. What do you mean by "Holz-Plastik," Vetraio50? The piece isn't wood composite. You are certainly right about Löffler being another putto designer. Another would be Ri...
  20. Thanks for the kind words, AH. I've seen you and your partner's Loetz pieces...I think you are being overly modest. Plus, I love how you shoot your items for display.
  21. Very nice pieces, GSO. I think the dark purple is my favorite of te two. Wonderful enamel work. Does the enamel form initials or a monogram?
  22. Wonderful acquisition! The glaze contrast are superlative. I wasn't paying attention yesterday...you got a steal.
  23. This strikes me as being hispanic in nature and design. While the style is reminiscent of Art Nouveau, I believe that she is really more recent (modern) and either hispanic or American Indian in orig...
  24. Thanks, Bellin68! Happy Easter to you, too!
  25. I certainly do, Bellin68! I can't believe I missed this. Looks like Steinschönau to me. The color scheme and tracery is certainly their style. The addition of the stylized heads is unusual for wha...
  26. Well...it's not iron then. Very interesting patina/darkening of the copper and hammered look to the curlicues.
  27. Are you sure that the mount is copper and brass? The dark components look like wrought iron. A magnet test might be enlightening.
  28. Very cool. The mount is quite unusual for the period, and I'm amazed that the piece survived in such great condition. Indeed a gem!
  29. I agree, Stillwater! It's one of the reasons I had to have it. I've yet to figure out what I'm going to do with it, though.
  30. Is that really how the Passau Museum maintains their collection?!!! Thank heavens for collectors outside the PM, then...given their conservation methods, we're likely to have better examples. Sheesh.
  31. Thanks to you both. Funny, now that you mention it Vetraio50...it does have a rising fireworks appearance. If you know anything about Fritz Krug, please share it. My searches haven't been too fruit...
  32. Very nice. I believe that Cypern is the type of glass, not the pattern. And, if my visual memory is correct, I believe that a vase with this pattern is in the Passau Museum collection.
  33. Thanks all. I'm probably in the minority, but I'm convinced that modern art glass paperweights are under-appreciated and under-valued relative to the effort necessary to make them.
  34. Pure Art Nouveau. Love it!
  35. Thanks all. It's not very heavy at all, but very sturdy. The top has been coated, so we do use it as a plant, vase and candle stand. Right now we have a nice orchid, candle and one of my antique Cl...
  36. Loetz. This sort of overlay has been seen on a similar Hofstotter vase here on CW. http://www.collectorsweekly.com/stories/51760-signed-alvin-892-358-silver-overlay-mi?in=666
  37. T's word is good.
  38. Secessionist with a hint at the coming Art Deco movement. Wonderful piece.
  39. Thanks, Bellin68! Beauty is in the eye of the beholder!
  40. Hi, GSO. The pieces that I have seen and owned with this same sort of detailed geometric-type silver overlay (almost all of which have a woven component where the illusion of overlapping lines is use...
  41. Adolf Zasche. Galvanotechnische Anstalt, Gürtlerei und Kunstgiesserei. Gablonz a. d. Niesse, Park - Strasse 23
  42. Here's some info on Adolf Zasche: Pasir, galvanizér and philanthropist Zasche Adolf (1863 - 1935) Since 1886 he devoted himself to pasí?skému craft, five years before the turn of the millennium ...
  43. Corrections made. Thanks. I changed the possible overlay origin to Adolf Zasche. GSO, do you have any other photos of this type of overlay with attribution info?
  44. Even if it turns out to be purely decorative...for $9.00, you got a steal! I'll be curious to hear more about it as you have it looked over. I suspect the chip area will be helpful in ferreting out ...
  45. Thanks, Vetraio50. Found him at a local estate sale. At first I thought it was an original, I was trembling. Alas, it was not to be, but I snatched it up just the same for $25.00! This one was cas...
  46. Am I the only one who thinks the piece as been artifically aged or stained? If you look at the recesses on the third picture, you can see brush-like stained regions and irregular areas. I'm not tryi...
  47. Not ivory. It would have visible shrager lines, if it was. Bone should have ossified holes at the ends, which I can't see evidence of. Maybe petrified material? The style of design is western in i...
  48. BTW - I'm leaning more towards Alvin or maybe even an unknown British firm for the overlay.
  49. Sweet piece. We were competition. Glad it went to a good home! BTW - like the new profile pic!
  50. Very cool, Vetraio50! You know how much I love backstory material. Thanks all.
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