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19th 20th C Pigeon Blood Cloisonne Ginbari Lamps Pair
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Pre 1920 item# 964278 (stock# 1476)
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$195 USD
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Pair of late 19th to early 20th Century, Japanese, Pigeon Blood Red, "Akasuke" (transparent red enamel over copper) Cloisonne Vases which have been drilled and made into matching lamps. Created in basse-taille (relief design which is formed into the copper and under the glaze), in a bamboo-leaf and bird pattern, and in the Japanese, ginbari style of the dimpled, foil background. Each vase sits atop a carved, wood base, which in turn, is centered upon a 1" x 4.25" (2.54 x 10. ...click for details
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1917 American Handmade Occasional Table and Embroidery
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Pre 1920 item# 955841 (stock# 1821)
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$295 USD
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Americana at its best; a 19th-20th Century, North Dakota Cabinetmaker, Herbert Asp, made this occasional table by hand, in the winter of 1917. His wife created the embroidery which is designed to stretch under the glass top. The embroidery is against a net-type backing, and is of silk thread; "before" photos show it against yellow satin background. The table is solid wood, in a Queen Anne Style, with valanced skirts on all four sides, picture-frame top with glass, cabriole legs, ending ...click for details
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Greek Goddess Bronze Lamp Mathurin Moreau 19th C
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Pre 1900 item# 956158 (stock# 4171C)
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$995 USD
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Mathurin Moreau (1822-1912) was a sculptor extraordinaire in the 19th Century; also the son of noted French sculptor, Jean-Baptiste Moreau (1797-1855), and teacher to the esteemed sculptor, his namesake, Auguste Moreau (1834-1917). He exhibited often at the Paris Salon winning many awards, honors, and commissions. Late in his life, he became an administrator of the foundry, Val d'Osne, eventually creating many models for them. This piece is one of those cast from one of his models, late i ...click for details
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