‘L’Esprit de Marrons’ by Cherc

‘L’Esprit de Marrons’ by Cherc

Art Nouveau terracotta bust of a smiling young maiden titled ‘L’Esprit de Marrons’ by the artist Cherc for Goldscheider. Dating from 1901 this delightful study shows her adorned with chestnuts and leaves, celebrating in the…

Pair of Copper Vases*

Extremely eyecatching pair of copper and brass vases, each displaying on the front a pair of semi-oval Ruskin type blue cabochons. Of a geometric design and raised on four gently splayed brass feet, the four-sided…

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A.E. Jones Silver Bowl*

Small twin-handled silver bowl made by A.E. Jones (Albert Edward Jones, 1878-1954) with a Birmingham hallmark for 1918, so 100 years old this year. Circular, with a lightly hammered finish, the hammering being more apparent…

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‘Ondine’ by Campagne

Lovely Austrian terracotta bust of a mythological water nymph titled ‘Ondine’. She has a captivating look and appears to have just emerged from below the water, with lily flowers and leaves in her hair and…

Tall Légras Peacock

Tall and beautifully enamelled peacock vase from Légras with a very striking and stylised design, the resting bird surrounded by trailing foliage and flowers. Elegant reverse-baluster shape with a pretty pinched rim.  The strong colours…

Violets from Légras/Montjoye

Tall vase made from colourless glass, beautifully enamelled with flowers and leaves of violets. Made around 1910 by the Auguste Légras glassworks, which was based in both Saint Denis and Pantin, as part of their…

Newlyn Hot Water Jug*

Delightful little jug with a hinged lid and wicker handle. Square in section, tapering towards the top, and showing a repoussé decoration with seabirds on both sides and a sea fish at the front. It…

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Lovers in Polished Pewter*

Art Nouveau visiting card tray depicting two lovers about to kiss. The girl has long flowing hair and, in typical Art Nouveau style, her locks are reaching out to embrace the young man.  Lovely detail…

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KSIA Pair of Vases*

Matching pair of small, partially silver plated copper vases made at the Keswick School of Industrial Arts, which was established in the Lake District in 1894.  With a hand hammered finish and each decorated with…

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Sarreguemines Poppy Jardiniere

Good sized Art Nouveau era ceramic jardiniere by Sarreguemines dating from the very early 1900’s. With a flared, scalloped rim and enamelled decoration of wild poppies against a sunset hued background, somewhat similar to the…

The Dominatrix

A little bronze figure with a sense of humour.  This lady, in her tight corset dress complete with bustle at the rear, has one hand on her hip while she holds a riding crop in…

Large Wrought Iron & Copper Firescreen*

English Arts & Crafts firescreen of decent size with a wrought iron frame and a rectangular copper panel featuring a design of hearts. The black frame has a central birdcage type top handle and two…

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Christening Bowl & Spoon*

A cased silver spot-hammered Christening bowl and accompanying spoon by Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Company Ltd., then of Regent Street, London. The circular bowl rises from a spread foot and shows a lightly hammered finish below…

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Copper & Brass Plant Holder*

Rather striking and quite large Arts & Crafts plant holder, the bowl made of copper and the sweeping combined handles and feet of brass. With a stylised repoussé ace of spades decoration repeated six times…

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Art Nouveau Silver Bowl*

Striking Art Nouveau silver bowl made by Goldsmiths and Silversmiths Co. in 1906. Standing on three splayed legs which curve upward and outwards in fluid fashion to form the handles.  Embellished between each handle with…

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Art Deco Egyptian Lady Lamp

Patinated bronze table lamp depicting a jewelled Egyptian woman wearing just a long skirt and sandals. She is holding above her head what appears to be a long rectangular lidded casket with Egyptian hieroglyphics written…