A Large and Interesting Vase from the Pottery at Halcyon, California. Measuring about 10" tall and in fine condition. Signed with the cojoined H P and the letter C as shown. Rare and unique.

A Lamp from the Roycroft Artisan, Charles S. Hall. The master wood carver worked at Roycroft starting in the 1920's. Signed as shown. Measures about 9 1/4" tall. Recently rewired. Unique and quite rare.

A Large Hammered Sterling Silver 1927 Golf Trophy from Sedlacek & Co. in Los Angeles. Blue enamel logo "A G C" with golf clubs. Engraved "Invitational Tournament 1927" and "Second Flight Winner." Measures about 9 1/4" across and 7" tall. Weighs about 37 ounces, this is not the silver weight, as the base is weighted. Impressive piece, being sold as-found, has dings to top edge, crimping and excess solder where bowl is attached to pedestal and scattered flaws. Nice period example.

A Fine, Important Lamp from Gordon and Jane Martz at their Marshall Studios in Veedersburg, Indiana. Measures about 45" tall overall, pottery is 28" tall. Signed as shown. Probably with its original shade. Interesting glaze and form. Really makes a statement.

A Fine Work by the Colorado Artist, Irvin Burkee (1918-2007). Burkee studied at the Art Institute of Chicago and was a noted Painter, Sculptor, Metalsmith, Jewelry Maker and Teacher. This work measures about 12 1/4" by 24", overall frame about 18" by 30". Signed upper right "I Burkee" and dated "68". Great look.

An Interesting Find. A Print of the original design for the Dallas Theater Center, based on earlier Wright work. This was believed to be part of the fundraising effort in the early days (circa 1957) of the building campaign. Measures about 12" by 22 1/4" overall. In its original frame and non-glare glass. Probably quite rare.

An Unusual work from the Well Regarded Studio Potter, Harding Black (1912-2004). Measures about 8 1/4" across by 1 3/4" high and weighs over four pounds. Interesting glaze. Signed on bottom and dated "1962".

An Early Bowl by the well regarded Studio Potter, Harding Black. Measures about 5 1/4" across and 2 1/8" tall. Signed and dated 1945. Great Chinese Blue Crackle glaze. No cracks, chips or repairs, the only flaws I could find are probably original, slight roughness at the center and a tiny flake on one of the drips, as shown. Quite fine.

A vintage modernist hammered silver plate and wood handled coffee set. Consists of coffee or tea pot, covered sugar, creamer and tray. Pot measures 8 1/2" tall and 6" at the widest. Creamer is 3 1/2" tall and 4" from handle to spout. Covered sugar measures 3" tall and 2 7/8" across. All have some kind of exotic wood handles. Tray measures 11 3/4" long and 8" wide. Shows wear to the plating on the tray , pot and creamer. Creamer has a very small ding. Great design. Unsigned.

A wonderful hand wrought Demitasse coffee pot, creamer and sugar in a design very similar to William Spratling's Volteo pattern executed in brass, copper and exotic wood. The Demitasse or chocolate pot has a right angled handle, bottom of pot and top of knob are copper, body is brass. Measures 6" tall and 3 1/8" across not counting the handle. Hinge is a little wobbly. Creamer Measures 2" tall, and 2 1/4" across the bottom. Open sugar measures 1 3/4" high and 2 1/4" across plus the handles...

A Fine Hammered Copper Bowl by the Detroit Metalsmith, John J. Brennan. Measures about 9" across and 2 1/2" high. One edge slightly out of round as seen in second photo. Signed on bottom with his JJB mark.

A vintage Georg Jensen sterling silver berry spoon in the Blossom pattern. Signed with the GI mark for 1910-25, Denmark, Sterling and the style number 21. Measures 5 3/8" long . Beautifully hand hammered bowl and detailed handle with leaf and berries. In very nice condition with some minor surface scratches and a little tarnish. Great quality.