OTTO PRUTSCHER Pair of goblets, ca. 1907 Ma

Moser Glass 1990s reissue of original 1907 goblet, with original box, signed “Moser” on the bottom, height 7.5 inches. Otto Prutscher (1880-1949) was an Austrian ar

Otto Prutscher, pair bentwood flower stands, c. 1915, no. 9661, lacquered carved and bentwood, the round top with fluted skirt, raised on four outward sweeping arms ending in scrolls, on shaped base,

1907 Masschusetts, (binding loose) 1913 Vermont Motor Vehicle Registration lists and ca 1907 MA touring map

WE SHIP! the AEAA is very proud to present this stunning pair of ca. 1904-1907, blue Opalescent blown glass items including an alluring 1904 Jefferson Block Celery vase, and a Very Special, 1905-06 si

Otto Prutscher (Austrian, 1880-1949) A Pair of Loetz Bud Vases. Cased clear glass over tomato red with round amethyst glass bases Height: 6"

Fine Arts & Crafts 800 silver bowl designed by renowned Austrian architect and designer Otto Prutscher (1880-1949), Vienna, ca. 1920s. Hand-hammered with an undulation pattern. Stand on four legs. Len

Doris Hall (OH/MA 1907-2000) Pair of fine enamel on copper candleholders. Both are signed and dated 1968. Measures: D 5 1/8" Condition: excellent Bio courtesy of Enamelarts.org: Born in Lakewood, Ohio

Otto Hofmann (1907-1994). Pair of abstract woodblock prints. Signed. 15 1/2" x 20 3/4".

Pair of Ca. 1900 German sterling silver goblets by B. Neresheimer & Sohne, Hanau. Decorated with openwork and embosses of animals and floral motifs. Height: 22.5 cm. Total weight: 742 grams. Hallmarke

Pair of tucked-head canvasback by Alberto (Bert) Williams, (2014-2008) Orleans, MA, ca 1970's. Glass eyes, carved wings and tails. Near mint condition, branded with his unique AW impressed brand. Drak

Hand-Painted Limoges Jardiniere on Stand, the blank produced by Tressemann & Vogt, ca. 1892-1907, on a marked base with gilt scrollwork, decorated in the round with a genre scene of a pair of children

(pair) American sterling silver water goblets, Tiffany & Company Makers, c.1907-1947, directorship of John C. Moore II, model number 20169 7504, tapered bowl, on baluster stem, circular foot, approx 5

A pair of Arts &Crafts bronze candlesticks by TF McGann, Boston, MA, ca. 1915. 10-1/4in tall x 4-3/4in diameter, each.

Edward J. Wormley (1907-1995) & Otto Natzler (1908-2007)Pair of side tablesWalnut, ceramic and brassEdited by DunbarManufacturer's label on the undersideModel created in 1960H 41 × L 40 × W

Ca. 1760-80, Salem MA, a pair of carved mahogany side chairs, transitional form with carved ears, pierced splat, slip seat on well formed QA cabriole legs, 38”H x 22”W x 18” seat H.

Near Pair of Severin Hansen, Jr. (Danish, 1887-1964) Nesting Tables Denmark, ca. 1960s, for Haslev Møbelsnedkeri A/S, with rectangular tops and tapered legs, applied manufacturer's label and Danish

Otto coppie di maniglie per porta della serie Garda disegnate per il condominio di via Marchiondi a Milano. Ottone satinato, metallo. Produzione Olivari 1951 ca. cm 4x17x10 EIGHT PAIRS OF HANDLES BY I

Antique and vintage lot of miscellaneous silver–plated items. Made in England, Ca. 1920–1970s Lot consists of a pair of candlesticks, a beaker, a goblet, flask. Dimensions: Candlesticks:

Pair of Mid Century Modern style armchairs in the style of Charles Eames (St. Louis, MO, 1907-1978) and Ray Eames (Sacramento, CA, 1912-1988). 21st century. Red plastic, wooden dowel legs, metal stret

Peter Hvidt & Orla Mølgaard Nielsen Pair of easy chairs, model no. 148, ca. 1955 Teak, wool, rosewood. Manufactured by France & Son, Denmark for John Stuart Inc., USA. Frame with John Stuart rounde

Oushak Carpet, Turkey, ca. 190018 ft. 3 in. x 11 ft. 6 in.Provenance: One of a pair ordered and designed by Boston's Thomas Bailey Aldrich (1836-1907) for his Mount Vernon Street home in Beacon Hill.

Pair of Joseph and Nathaniel Richardson Silver Sauce BoatsPhiladelphia; ca. 1785; length: 6 in.; 18.2 ozt.Note: A nearly identical example may be found at the Clark Museum, Williamstown, MA, object 20

Ernest Knee(1907 - 1982)Pair of Photographs: Black Locusts - Tesuque, New Mexico, 1940 + Adobe Village Scene, ca. 1940silver gelatin printBlack Locusts - Tesuque, New Mexicoinscribed verso (hidden by

North Pacific, Hawaiian Islands, Wailuku, ca. 16th to 18th century CE. A pair of hand-carved stone projectiles known as "ma'a," for hurling from a hand-wielded sling. Both stones exhibit an ovoid form