LIVE AUCTION Premier Estate & Collector

Lot: 1 - Large Victorian Pink Satin Art Glass Jardinière with Applied Enamel Blossoms, Gilt Decoration & Carved Hardwood Stand, Signed

A striking late 19th to early 20th century Victorian art glass jardinière of impressive scale, executed in richly colored pink satin glass and lavishly embellished with applied enamel decoration. The bulbous vessel is adorned with flowering branches in high-relief white enamel blossoms accented with finely hand-painted gilt foliage and raised dark enamel branches, creating a beautifully dimensional floral composition inspired by blossoming cherry or fruit trees. The broad flared rim is finished with a substantial gilt border, while the softly satinized interior contrasts elegantly with the polished exterior. The jardinière retains its original carved hardwood display stand of Chinese taste, elevating the vessel and complementing its decorative presence. A painted artist's or decorator's signature is present to the interior/base (illustrated), though it has not been definitively identified. The workmanship suggests a high-quality Continental or Bohemian decorative art glass workshop dating to the late Victorian or Edwardian period. An exceptional statement piece suitable as a jardinière, cachepot, or decorative centerpiece, equally at home in traditional, Art Nouveau, or eclectic interiors.

Lot: 2 - Spanish Colonial Revival Style Eight-Light Wrought Iron, Copper and Brass Hanging Lantern Chandelier

An impressive Spanish Colonial Revival style eight-light hanging lantern chandelier, executed in hand-wrought iron with warm copper and brass accents. The architectural open-frame form is composed of two circular twisted iron bands joined by finely turned baluster-form supports, beneath an elaborate scrolling iron canopy with decorative spiral and volute elements. Cast brass finials and ornamental pendant details provide an elegant contrast to the dark forged iron framework. The interior is fitted with eight candle-form electrified sockets arranged on a circular iron support with pierced foliate drip pans, evoking the appearance of traditional candle illumination while offering modern functionality. The combination of forged iron, twisted elements, and warm mixed-metal accents reflects the enduring influence of Spanish Colonial and Mediterranean Revival design popular throughout the early to mid-20th century. Displaying exceptional architectural presence, this chandelier is ideally suited for a grand foyer, stair hall, great room, or dining space, where its sculptural silhouette and handcrafted character can be fully appreciated. Electrified for use.

Lot: 3 - Pair of Victorian Cranberry Opaline Glass Lustres with Gilt Enamel Decoration and Cut Crystal Prisms

A charming pair of Victorian cranberry opaline glass lustres, each raised on a circular spreading foot supporting a baluster-form stem and broad scalloped rim. The richly colored glass is finely embellished with hand-painted gilt foliate ornament, white enamel blossoms, cobalt blue enamel dots, and jewel-tone accents in a repeating floral and geometric pattern. Each lustre retains a complement of suspended faceted crystal prisms and teardrop pendants, creating a lively play of light characteristic of these decorative Victorian objects. The softly scalloped rims are highlighted with gilt edging, while the vivid pink opaline glass provides a striking contrast to the sparkling crystal drops. Originally intended as decorative mantel ornaments, lustres such as these became highly fashionable during the Victorian period, admired for their brilliant reflective qualities and colorful embellishment. Equally effective displayed on a mantel, console, or centerpiece, this attractive pair exemplifies the romantic decorative arts of the late nineteenth century. Offered as a matched pair.

Lot: 4 - American Train Signal Railroad Crossing Signal Novelty Lamp with Flashing Lights and Sound

A whimsical and decorative American Train Signal novelty railroad crossing lamp, modeled after a traditional railway crossing signal with illuminated warning lights and integrated sound function. The black painted metal and composite construction features the iconic "RAILROAD CROSSING" crossbuck above a pair of simulated signal lights, with directional station signs reading "San Francisco" and "Santa Monica." A central plaque marked "American Train Signal" completes the authentic railroad-inspired design. Mounted on a weighted rectangular base, the lamp is fitted with an electrical cord and push-button activation. When activated, the signal produces flashing warning lights accompanied by a railroad crossing sound effect, making it an engaging display piece for train enthusiasts, collectors of railroadiana, or vintage transportation décor. Ideal for a den, office, game room, or model railroad display, this novelty signal captures the nostalgic charm of classic American railroad crossings in a compact tabletop form.

Lot: 5 - Early 20th Century Blue Glass Seltzer Bottle with M. Weinstraub Metal Syphon Head, Brooklyn, New York

An attractive early 20th century blue glass seltzer bottle fitted with its original metal syphon head, engraved "M. WEINTRAUB" and "M. WEINTRAUB B'KLYN," denoting the Brooklyn, New York bottler. The bottle is executed in vibrant aqua-blue glass with a cylindrical body and rounded shoulders, retaining an embossed maker's advertisement reading "M. WEINTRAUB" within an oval reserve, surrounded by "BROOKLYN" and additional lettering associated with the original distributor. The bottle retains its original metal dispensing mechanism with thumb lever and curved spout, a hallmark of early carbonated water and soda service. Seltzer bottles such as this were widely used by bottlers, soda manufacturers, and delicatessens during the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, with embossed examples bearing local distributors proving especially desirable among collectors of advertising, New York memorabilia, and antique glass. Displaying a pleasing blue coloration and authentic period patina, this example is an excellent addition to a collection of antique soda bottles, barware, or early advertising memorabilia.

Lot: 6 - Late 19th Century Embossed Codd-Neck Marble Stopper Soda Bottle, Rooster Motif, Selz A. Pel…, Venezia

A scarce late 19th to early 20th century Codd-neck soda bottle of pale aqua glass, featuring the distinctive internal glass marble closure patented by Hiram Codd. The bottle is boldly embossed with a standing rooster at center, surrounded by raised lettering reading "SELZ A. PEL..." and "VENEZIA," identifying the original Italian bottler from Venice. The bottle retains its original internal marble stopper, visible within the pinched neck chambers characteristic of the Codd patent design. This innovative closure utilized the pressure of carbonated beverages to force the glass marble against a rubber gasket, creating an effective reusable seal. The design became one of the most recognizable forms of mineral water and soda bottles during the late nineteenth century. Executed in attractive pale aqua glass with strong embossed decoration and an appealing figural rooster emblem, this example represents an excellent piece of Italian beverage history and would appeal to collectors of antique bottles, advertising, and Codd-neck marble bottles alike.

Lot: 7 - Art Nouveau Silver Plate Crumb Tray and Brush Set with Iris Decoration, Early 20th Century

An elegant Art Nouveau silver plate crumb tray and matching brush set, dating to the early twentieth century, executed with graceful flowing lines and richly embossed iris blossoms and foliage. The shaped tray features a scalloped outline with an integrated handle, while the matching curved brush is fitted with light-colored natural bristles and adorned with complementary floral decoration. The repoussé iris motif, with its sinuous stems and organic curves, exemplifies the refined aesthetic of the Art Nouveau movement. Both tray and brush display harmonious sculptural forms, combining functionality with decorative appeal. Originally intended for clearing crumbs from the dining table between courses, such sets became popular accessories in well-appointed European and American households during the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. Beautifully preserved with a bright reflective surface and crisp detailing, this charming ensemble is equally suited for use or display and would make a sophisticated addition to collections of Art Nouveau decorative arts, silver plate, or antique table appointments.

Lot: 8 - Pair of Hollywood Regency Gilt Rope-Twist Glass Top Side Tables in the Maison Baguès Taste

A sophisticated pair of Hollywood Regency gilt metal side tables, executed in the celebrated Maison Baguès taste, featuring elegant rope-twist frames surmounted by inset glass tops. The whimsical yet refined design incorporates twisted rope-form supports terminating in tasseled feet, with gracefully curved stretchers and decorative knotted details that lend the pieces a distinctive neoclassical flair. The larger table is of rectangular form, while the companion table is square, allowing the pair to function as versatile nesting or complementary occasional tables. Their sculptural rope motif, richly gilded finish, and transparent glass tops create an airy elegance characteristic of French-inspired mid-century decorative design. Equally at home beside a sofa, between lounge chairs, or as bedside tables, these pieces embody the glamour associated with Hollywood Regency interiors while maintaining timeless appeal. Their sophisticated proportions and decorative craftsmanship make them ideal accent furnishings for both traditional and contemporary settings. A highly decorative and versatile pair that reflects the enduring influence of Maison Baguès and French gilt ironwork of the mid-twentieth century.

Lot: 9 - Pair of Hollywood Regency Gilt Rope-Twist Glass Top Side Tables in the Maison Baguès Taste

A sophisticated pair of Hollywood Regency gilt metal side tables, executed in the celebrated Maison Baguès taste, featuring elegant rope-twist frames surmounted by inset glass tops. The whimsical yet refined design incorporates twisted rope-form supports terminating in tasseled feet, with gracefully curved stretchers and decorative knotted details that lend the pieces a distinctive neoclassical flair. The larger table is of rectangular form, while the companion table is square, allowing the pair to function as versatile nesting or complementary occasional tables. Their sculptural rope motif, richly gilded finish, and transparent glass tops create an airy elegance characteristic of French-inspired mid-century decorative design. Equally at home beside a sofa, between lounge chairs, or as bedside tables, these pieces embody the glamour associated with Hollywood Regency interiors while maintaining timeless appeal. Their sophisticated proportions and decorative craftsmanship make them ideal accent furnishings for both traditional and contemporary settings. A highly decorative and versatile pair that reflects the enduring influence of Maison Baguès and French gilt ironwork of the mid-twentieth century.

Lot: 10 - Large Handcrafted Conestoga Covered Wagon Scale Model with Accessories

An exceptionally detailed handcrafted scale model of an American Conestoga covered wagon, faithfully capturing the form and character of the iconic 19th-century freight wagons that traversed the expanding American frontier. Executed in richly figured hardwood with brass and copper hardware, the model features a substantial canvas-covered bow top, spoked wooden wheels with metal-clad rims, articulated tongue and hitch assembly, and an impressive array of miniature working accessories. The wagon is outfitted with period-inspired implements including a shovel, pickaxe, wooden water barrel, storage chest, and hanging hardware, all carefully mounted to the exterior in the manner of full-size examples. Brass strapping, riveted construction, and finely executed joinery demonstrate a high level of craftsmanship, while the naturally finished wood highlights the beauty of the grain throughout. The removable canvas cover reveals the wagon bed beneath, adding further visual interest and authenticity. More than a simple decorative object, this substantial model reflects the ingenuity and engineering of early American overland transportation and would make an impressive display piece for collectors of Americana, Western history, transportation models, or folk art. A beautifully executed large-scale model combining historical accuracy with outstanding decorative appeal.

Lot: 11 - Dutch Enamelware Covered Casserole, Blue Tulip Decoration, Holland

A charming Dutch enameled steel covered casserole, decorated in a pale powder blue ground with deep cobalt blue stylized tulip motifs inspired by traditional Dutch folk art. The rounded form is fitted with integral ribbed side handles and retains its matching domed cover with arched handle, creating a clean and practical silhouette characteristic of mid-century European enamelware. The underside bears an impressed "Made in Holland" mark together with a stamped "Made in Holland" designation, confirming Dutch manufacture. The simple tulip decoration evokes the enduring influence of Delft-inspired design while remaining distinctly modern in execution. Equally suited for display in a country kitchen or farmhouse interior, this attractive piece represents the durable craftsmanship and understated aesthetic for which Dutch enamelware is well known. An appealing example for collectors of European enamelware, vintage kitchenware, or Dutch decorative arts.

Lot: 12 - J.A. Bauer Pottery Co. Los Angeles Two-Gallon Stoneware Crock with Cover

A classic Southern California stoneware storage crock produced by the J.A. Bauer Pottery Company of Los Angeles, retaining its original fitted cover. Executed in buff-colored salt-glazed stoneware, the cylindrical form is decorated with a cobalt blue hand-painted "2" denoting its two-gallon capacity, above the impressed and cobalt-stamped J.A. Bauer Pottery Co., Los Angeles maker's mark. Founded in the late nineteenth century, J.A. Bauer became one of California's most respected pottery manufacturers, producing durable utilitarian wares prized today for their honest craftsmanship and regional significance. This example represents the firm's early domestic stoneware production, intended for preserving and storing foodstuffs while offering the restrained aesthetic characteristic of American utilitarian pottery. An increasingly desirable example of early California stoneware, well suited for collectors of Bauer pottery, American advertising stoneware, and country kitchen antiques.

Lot: 13 - Linden Japanese Quartz Skeleton Mantel Clock in Architectural Glass Case, Model No. 4RP699

A late twentieth-century Linden quartz mantel clock, manufactured in Japan and housed in a substantial molded architectural glass case with gilt-tone accents. The arched case features a textured, geometric Art Deco-inspired design framing a skeletonized dial that reveals the decorative gear train beneath. The white chapter ring is marked with black Roman numerals surrounding the exposed gilt movement, complemented by ornate black hands and a polished pendulum bearing a decorative monogram motif. The lower dial is signed "LINDEN" and "QUARTZ," while the reverse is marked "Japan" and retains the impressed model designation No. 4RP699. Combining contemporary quartz accuracy with the visual appeal of a traditional skeleton clock, this striking timepiece serves as both a functional clock and an attractive decorative accent. Its substantial molded glass construction and transparent design make it an appealing addition to modern, Art Deco, or postmodern interiors.

Lot: 14 - Fine Engraved Middle Eastern Brass Ewer with Mythological Beast Finial and Dragon-Form Spout & Handle

An impressive hand-worked brass ewer of Middle Eastern inspiration, executed with an elegant pear-shaped body, elongated neck, and gracefully curving spout. Richly engraved throughout, the vessel is adorned with floral and foliate motifs, geometric punchwork, and a prominent cartouche depicting a stylized mythological bird or phoenix rendered in traditional decorative form. The sculptural details include a dragon- or makara-form spout terminal opposed by a matching zoomorphic handle mount, while the domed hinged lid is surmounted by a finely cast seated mythological beast finial. The tall loop handle terminates in a decorative pierced flourish, complementing the dynamic silhouette of the vessel. Crafted entirely of polished brass with extensive hand engraving, the ewer reflects the enduring decorative traditions of Islamic and Middle Eastern metalwork. While inspired by historic Persian, Turkish, and Indo-Persian forms, pieces of this type were widely produced during the twentieth century as decorative works and functional serving vessels. An attractive and highly decorative example, suitable for display within collections of Islamic art, Middle Eastern metalwork, or eclectic traditional interiors.

Lot: 15 - Fine Cranberry Glass Centerpiece Compote with Gilt Bronze Mounted Ram's Head Handles and Foliate Tripod Base

An elegant cranberry glass centerpiece compote, the richly colored bowl of generous flared form raised on a baluster pedestal and embellished with finely cast gilt bronze mounts of neoclassical inspiration. The bowl is fitted with opposing scrolling handles incorporating stylized ram's heads, rosettes, and textured ribbon motifs, while the pedestal is supported by an ornate gilt bronze tripod base composed of acanthus leaves terminating in spherical feet. The harmonious combination of vibrant cranberry glass and warm gilt metal creates a striking decorative presentation reminiscent of French Empire and Louis XVI revival designs. The gilt bronze mounts are removable from the bowl, allowing the glass vessel to be displayed independently if desired. The richly saturated glass exhibits excellent clarity and an attractive luminous quality, making the piece equally suited as a centerpiece, jardinère, or decorative display bowl. A handsome decorative object combining classical ornament with vibrant colored art glass, ideal for traditional, neoclassical, or eclectic interiors.

Lot: 16 - Waterbury Clock Co. "Java Rich Gold" Ebonized and Gilt Column Mantel Clock, American, Early 20th Century

A handsome American mantel clock manufactured by the Waterbury Clock Company of Waterbury, Connecticut, retaining its original "Java Rich Gold" trade label to the reverse. Executed in the Classical Revival taste, the architectural case is finished in an ebonized surface and flanked by engaged fluted columns with richly gilt Corinthian capitals and bases, surmounted by a molded cornice above a stepped plinth. The circular enameled metal dial with Arabic numerals is enclosed beneath a glazed brass bezel and fitted with blued steel hands. The movement is a brass, spring-driven time-and-strike mechanism bearing the Waterbury Clock Co. mark and serial number, striking on a coiled gong. The reverse retains its original removable access panel and the surviving manufacturer's paper label identifying the model as the "Java Rich Gold." Produced during the early decades of the twentieth century, this model reflects the enduring popularity of neoclassical architectural forms in American decorative arts. Its restrained proportions and contrasting ebonized and gilt finish make it an attractive addition to collections of antique clocks, American decorative arts, or period interiors.

Lot: 17 - Spode "Italian" Black Transferware Porcelain Centerpiece Bowl with Gilt Rim, England

An elegant Spode porcelain footed centerpiece bowl decorated in the celebrated "Italian" pattern, one of the firm's most iconic and enduring transferware designs. Executed in finely detailed black transfer printing on a white porcelain ground, the bowl depicts the romanticized Italian landscape introduced by Spode in 1816, featuring classical ruins, a stone bridge, pastoral figures, livestock, trees, and distant castles within an expansive panoramic composition. The generously proportioned interior is richly ornamented with the signature central landscape enclosed by an elaborate floral and scrollwork border, while a finely gilt rim provides a refined finishing accent. The crisp transfer decoration and strong visual contrast exemplify the exceptional quality for which Spode has long been renowned. The underside bears the printed factory mark, "Spode England Italian Spode Design C.1816," identifying the piece as a later production honoring the original early nineteenth-century design. Equally suitable as a decorative centerpiece, fruit bowl, or serving vessel, this handsome example reflects the timeless appeal of one of English ceramics' most celebrated patterns.

Lot: 18 - Faceted Cranberry Glass Scent Bottle with Gilt Decoration and Brass Mounted Stopper

A striking faceted cranberry glass scent bottle of geometric form, beautifully executed with broad hand-applied gilt decoration accentuating each angular facet. The substantial body is cut with multiple polished facets that enhance the rich ruby-cranberry coloration while creating exceptional light refraction throughout the piece. The bottle is fitted with a brass-mounted stopper featuring a finely turned and knurled knop, complementing the bold Art Deco-inspired geometry of the vessel. The combination of vibrant cranberry glass, lustrous gilt ornament, and precision-cut faceting creates an elegant decorative object that is equally suitable for display in a collection of fine art glass or antique vanity accessories. The bottle retains its original visual appeal with an attractive patina to the brass mount and age-appropriate wear to the gilt decoration, contributing to its vintage character. A handsome example of decorative art glass, displaying strong sculptural presence despite its compact scale.

Lot: 19 - Art Deco Chrome-Plated and Frosted Bubble Glass Countertop Soap Dispenser

A distinctive Art Deco countertop soap dispenser featuring a spherical frosted glass reservoir housed within a polished chrome-plated swing frame on a stepped circular base. The dispenser is fitted with a domed chrome pump assembly and retains its striking machine-age aesthetic, characteristic of the Streamline Moderne period. The hand-blown glass reservoir exhibits an attractive graduated frosted finish with controlled bubble inclusions, transitioning to a subtle aquamarine tint toward the lower portion. The vessel is suspended within a pivoting chrome frame, allowing the reservoir to be removed for filling and cleaning. The substantial stepped base and clean geometric lines exemplify the functional elegance of Art Deco design. Originally intended for use in a bathroom or powder room, this handsome dispenser remains an appealing decorative object, equally suitable for display in a period interior or alongside a collection of Art Deco accessories. Its sculptural form and combination of chrome and textured glass make it a fine example of early twentieth-century utilitarian design.

Lot: 20 - Pair of Vintage Hand-Painted Dutch Wooden Clogs (Klompen) with Holland Windmill Decoration

A charming pair of traditional Dutch wooden clogs (klompen), hand-carved and hand-painted with colorful depictions of a classic Holland landscape featuring a windmill, canal, bridge, farmhouse, and trees beneath stylized blue clouds. Each clog is inscribed "Holland," reflecting their origin as both functional footwear and popular souvenir pieces. Crafted from solid wood with a natural varnished finish, the clogs are accented by hand-painted red scalloped trim around the opening and contrasting blue-painted soles. Their sculptural form and vibrant folk-art decoration embody the enduring appeal of Dutch craftsmanship and rural tradition. Displaying honest wear from age and use, these clogs make an attractive decorative accent, ideal for country, farmhouse, or European folk art interiors. Equally suitable for display on a shelf, wall, or as part of a collection of international souvenirs and vernacular wooden objects.

Lot: 21 - James Kent Ltd. "Rosalynde" Chintz Porcelain Tea & Dessert Service, 25 Pieces, Fenton, England

An attractive 25-piece English porcelain tea and dessert service by James Kent Ltd., Fenton, Staffordshire, produced in the highly sought-after "Rosalynde" chintz pattern. Decorated throughout with an all-over floral design featuring pink roses, blue forget-me-nots, yellow blossoms, and trailing green foliage on a cream ground, each piece is enhanced with elegant gilt-trimmed rims. The service comprises a teapot with cover, covered butter dish, cream jug, four teacups with matching saucers, four dessert or luncheon plates, four octagonal side plates, and four fruit or cereal bowls. The vibrant chintz decoration, paired with the refined porcelain forms, exemplifies the enduring appeal of mid-century English tableware. The "Rosalynde" pattern remains one of James Kent's most recognizable floral designs and reflects the popularity of English chintz wares produced in Staffordshire during the mid-20th century. This beautifully coordinated service is equally suited for entertaining, display in a china cabinet, or as an addition to a collection of fine English ceramics.

Lot: 22 - Schatz "Royal Marine" West German Brass Porthole-Style Wall Clock on Teak Mount, 7 Jewels

A distinctive mid-century marine-inspired wall clock by Schatz, West Germany, from the firm's celebrated "Royal Marine" series. The clock features a polished brass porthole-style bezel enclosing a crisp white dial with bold Arabic numerals, inner 24-hour military time markings, blued steel hands, and dual winding arbors for the time and strike movement. The dial is signed "Schatz Royal Marine," marked "Made in West Germany," and bears the coveted "7 Jewels" designation. Mounted on a custom fan-shaped teak backboard with brass trim, the presentation evokes classic nautical instrumentation while complementing mid-century modern interiors. The brass bezel is fitted with a hinged opening and latch in traditional ship's clock fashion, allowing access to the dial and movement. Schatz marine clocks have long been prized for their robust mechanical construction and dependable eight-day movements. Combining maritime design with German precision engineering, this example offers both decorative appeal and practical functionality for collectors of nautical antiques, mid-century design, or fine mechanical clocks.

Lot: 23 - Garden City Pottery Co. San Jose California No. 3 Stoneware Crock with Original Lid

An authentic Garden City Pottery Co. stoneware storage crock, produced in San Jose, California, and retaining its original matching lid. Marked with the maker's distinctive circular stamp reading "Garden City Pottery Co., San Jose, Calif." surrounding the numeral "3," indicating its three-gallon capacity. Crafted in durable buff-colored glazed stoneware with a rolled rim and domed fitted lid, this utilitarian vessel exemplifies the quality and restrained aesthetic of early California pottery. Garden City Pottery was an important regional manufacturer known for producing household crocks, churns, and storage vessels that served California homes throughout the early to mid-20th century. The crock displays an attractive, naturally aged surface with warm patina developed through decades of use. The original lid remains well-fitted and complements the simple, functional form. Equally suitable as a collectible example of California stoneware, farmhouse décor, or as a practical storage vessel, this piece embodies the enduring appeal of American utilitarian ceramics. A desirable surviving example of Garden City Pottery's regional craftsmanship, complete with its original lid.

Lot: 24 - Vintage Composition Baby Doll with Sleep Eyes, Molded Hair & Blue Gingham Sailor Dress

A charming vintage composition baby doll featuring a sweet, expressive face with molded and painted hair, sleep eyes, an open smiling mouth with visible teeth, and softly blushed cheeks. The doll retains its composition head, arms, and legs with a cloth body and is presented wearing a vintage blue-and-white gingham sailor-style dress with oversized collar, accompanied by hand-knit pink and blue booties. The doll exhibits the appealing character associated with early to mid-20th century American composition dolls. Its molded hair, bright facial expression, and substantial size make it an attractive display piece for collectors of vintage dolls and childhood memorabilia alike. The original finish displays a warm, naturally aged patina, while the period clothing contributes to the doll's authentic presentation. A delightful example of classic American toy manufacturing, equally suited for display in a doll collection or as nostalgic decorative Americana.

Lot: 25 - American Victorian "The Rochester" Electrified Kerosene Parlor Lamp with Hand-Painted Floral Satin Glass Globe

An elegant late 19th to early 20th century American Victorian banquet/parlor lamp, originally manufactured as a kerosene lamp and subsequently electrified for modern use. The lamp is fitted with an exceptionally attractive satin art glass font, hand-decorated with large pink blossoms, delicate forget-me-nots, and lush green foliage against a softly shaded ground transitioning from blush pink to pale blue. The burner is marked "THE ROCHESTER," identifying it as a product of the Rochester Lamp Company, one of America's premier manufacturers of high-quality kerosene lighting. The lamp retains its original Rochester burner assembly with wick adjustment mechanism and is now wired for electricity. The elaborate silverplate reservoir and base display richly executed repoussé and cast ornamentation featuring stylized floral motifs, pierced galleries, scrolling decoration, and expressive Green Man mascarons. Raised floral repoussé panels and finely detailed pierced work exemplify the high level of decorative craftsmanship associated with the American Aesthetic and Victorian periods. The lamp is raised on four scrolling feet and retains an attractive overall presentation, combining finely cast silverplate metalwork with an exceptional hand-painted art glass globe. A highly decorative example suitable for display in Victorian, Art Nouveau, or fine decorative arts collections.

Lot: 26 - Pair of American Cast Iron Dutch Boy & Girl Figural Andirons with Gilt Finish

A charming pair of American cast iron figural andirons depicting a traditionally dressed Dutch boy and Dutch girl, each standing with hands on hips in cheerful pose. The figures retain an attractive gilt-painted finish, lending warmth and decorative appeal while highlighting the expressive modeling of their period attire and smiling faces. The Dutch boy is shown wearing a cap, double-breasted tunic, voluminous trousers, and wooden shoes, while the Dutch girl wears a bonnet, apron, pleated skirt, and clogs. The cast iron fire dogs retain their original rear supports and are constructed for practical fireplace use while serving as highly decorative hearth ornaments. Popular during the early decades of the twentieth century, figural andirons celebrating European folk subjects were produced for Colonial Revival and Arts & Crafts interiors, combining utility with whimsical decorative character. Their sculptural presence makes them equally appealing as fireplace accessories or standalone decorative objects. An attractive and increasingly collectible pair of American figural andirons, ideal for traditional, Colonial Revival, or country house interiors.