This is a beautiful ivory iridescent glass pendant with gold-filled findings and chain. The surface is beautifully textured. This is possibly Czech or Bohemian, from the early 1900s. The glass ball is about 3/4” in diameter, the newer Sarah Coventry chain is about 20” long. Excellent condition, with just a bit of light wear to the iridescent finish, which adds interest to the pendant.

This is a super SEAL PLANTER or LAMP BASE in a Classic Arts & Crafts Matte Green Glaze. There is a hole in the snout/nose that was probably for making this into a lamp. I do not know who made this, possibly Francoma, but it is a really cool piece of art pottery. The base measures about 3 7/8” x 6 1/4”, and the seal is about 6 1/4” tall. One repair to the planter rim (see pic), otherwise very good condition – no other chips, cracks or repairs.

This is gorgeous little Figural Perfume Bottle of a Lady of the Court in a Blue Gown. While she is quite French looking with her Marie Antoinette hair and holding a fan, she was made in Germany around the turn of the century (pre-WW1). Marked across the bottom of the back of her dress “Germany” and incised on the bottom “7738”. She stands about 3 1/4” tall and is in excellent condition, although the cork stopper is new.

This is a Victorian Antique Wooden Treen Mauchlineware Napkin Ring. It is made of wood and is decorated with a transfer image of “Dryburgh Abbey” and is marked “Made of Wood Grown on the Lands of Abbotsford” and number “1”. Measures about 1 1/4” wide and 2” diameter. Excellent condition.

This is a great 1930s hand colored photo of Passengers on the Western Pacific Railroad Scenic Express in California. It is framed is an Arts & Crafts frame, which is probably earlier than the photo. The photo is superb, with bright colors, and it is nicely mounted in an old cardboard oval mat. The mat is black with gilt decoration. The frame is a true folk art or trench art gem, older than the photo, and made of pine with a dark stain...

This is a fine miniature framed painting of a deer in a meadow. It is done in enamel over copper, and nicely mounted in a gilded frame. The artist signed the front with initials in the enamel and signed the back A. Winters. The frame measures about 8 5/8” xx 6 5/8”; the image is about 4 1/2” x 2

This is a fine miniature framed painting of white fish underwater. It is done in enamel over copper, and nicely mounted in a gilded frame. The artist signed the back A. Winters. The frame measures about 8 5/8” xx 6 5/8”; the image is about 4 1/2” x 2 1/2”.

This is a beautifully hand wrought citrus or grapefruit spoon. The handle has a carefully crafted stalk of leaves and flowers, culminating in a pair of gilt chrysanthemums or poppies. There is also a bird halfway up the handle. The bowl of the spoon appears to have been applied to the handle and is itself decorated with a poppy floral motif with a little butterfly above the flower. This is unmarked and surely sterling silver (or similar silver content)...

This is a silver plate Daffodil Bouillon Spoon by Wallace Silversmiths from the early 1900s. The pattern was a multi-motif floral that was introduced in 1902. Beautifully designed both front and back, as shown in the photos. Marked: “1835 R. Wallace / Pat. 1902.” Measures about 4 3/4” long with a round bowl. Beautifully made and in excellent condition.

This is a turn-of-the-century Demitasse Cup & Saucer decorated with a Pretty Girl with Blonde Curly Hair in the center of a Violet Flower. Made of beautiful white porcelain. This is unmarked, but is probably German from sometime between 1880 and 1910. The decoration appears to be a decal with hand-painted coloring. There is a gold line at the rim and on the saucer – although the gold on the outer rim of the saucer is mostly worn off. Excellent condition...

Antique Portrait of Three Ladies from the late 1880s. They look like mother and two daughters, all with interesting topknot hairdos.

The photograph is a tintype that is in excellent condition. The portrait is a 1/9 plate size image and in a nice union case made of leather covered wood. Inside the case has a velvet lining and a gold metal frame and glass. The case hinge is partially separated. The case is about 2 7/8 inches x 2 3/8 inches by 5/8 thick when closed.

This is a Beautiful Pair of Hand Decorated Blown Glass Vases. Gorgeously decorated with swags and fleur d’lys in shades of blue, ochre, pink and gold, as well as applied glass dots (like moriage). We think these are either Bristol glass or Mount Washington glass, but cannot be sure. The one on the left is about 10 5/8 inches tall, while the one on the right a bit taller. Excellent condition – just a bit of gold loss on the rim – no chips or cracks...