A Rare and Wonderful Piece of Hand Wrought Silver from the Boston Arts & Crafts Silversmith, Elizabeth Copeland. This has been authenticated by two recognized experts in the field. Signed "E C" on bottom. Measures about 3" tall and 5 1/2" across.

An important sterling silver ring by the acclaimed American modernist jeweler, Margaret De Patta. Features 5 raised parallel lines intersected by a silver band. About size 5 1/2. Marked with incised maker's mark, de patta and sterling. Circa 1945. Was featured in the Oakland Museum's 2012 retrospective, Space-Light Structure: Margaret De Patta. Very nice condition, with some very minor surface scratches and tarnish. A rare find.

A Fine High Glaze Trivet from Newcomb College. Quite early, probably circa 1901. Marks on back include NC for Newcomb College, JM for the potter, Joseph Meyer, H J for the decorator, Harriet Joor. Other marks are U for the white clay, P in a shield and a couple of other marks under the glaze that can not be deciphered. Measures about 5 7/8" across. Shows some roughness and flakes to the edge. Rare and unique.

A Fine Watercolor from the well regarded and internationally recognized Early Texas Artist, Mary Bonner (1887-1935). Measuring about 19" by 13" matte opening, in its frame of about 27 1/4" by 21 1/2". Signed lower right and dated '28.

An Original Bed from Frank Lloyd Wright's house for Herbert F. Johnson, "Wingspread". This Oak Bed measures about 78" by 37" by 13 1/2" and is from one of the Guest Rooms. See our other listing for a companion (slightly larger) bed from the Service Wing.

An Original Bed from Frank Lloyd Wright's house for Herbert F. Johnson, "Wingspread". This Oak Bed measures about 77 1/4" by 42" by 13 1/2" and is from the Service Wing. See our other listing for a companion bed from one of the Guest Rooms.

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.

Rare Early Gustav Stickley #726 oak footstool, original finish. Measures about 12 1/2" square, 5" tall. Signed as shown.

A wonderful and rare pair of sterling silver and rosewood modernist candlesticks by William Spratling. From his third design period, 1958-59. Marked with the WS Script Square and Eagle # 30 on each one. These tapers, or supper sticks as they were called in the catalog, measure 2 7/8" tall and 3" across the bottom. Rosewood circle midway on the stem inset with silver buttons. Very nice condition, a minor ding to the edge of one and a very slight indent where the seam is on the other...

An Arts & Crafts Period Hammered Brass Clock with matching Candleholders. The Clock measures about 14 1/2" tall, 7 1/2" wide, and 6" deep. Each candleholder is about 12 1/2" tall, 9" wide and 4 1/4" deep. Clock has not been tested. Fine quality, probably European in origin.

Water Rats by Frank Meadow Sutcliffe (1853-1941) An Original Carbon Print Photograph signed in pencil by Sutcliffe in its original frame. Matte opening measures about 8" by 6", overall frame about 11 3/4" by 14 3/4". Pencil signed lower right "F.M. Sutcliffe". Important and iconic image.

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.