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A lovely antique bronze combination inkwell and pen holder from the Art Nouveau era, circa early 1900s. The solid bronze inkwell is decorated with a lighter colored flower and organic design motif. The top lifts up on a hinge to reveal the original intact glass ink well. The front is slightly curved upwards to hold a pen. The bottom and cap are stamped with manufacturing numbers 775 and 776A.
In good condition with some light scuffs, patina, and rust under the lid.
Size: 4-1/2 by 4-1/2 x 2-1/2” high
$1,125.00
A stunning antique Loetz hand-blown vase from the late 1890s. The art glass features a lustrous Crete Pampas surface decor of pulled green thread over blue-green-gold iridescent. The urn-shaped vase has a wide fluted wide mouth and a polished pontil.
Loetz was the top Bohemian Art Glass manufacturers during the Art Nouveau (Jugendstil) period. It was founded in 1840 by Johann Loetz, in what is now the Czech Republic,
Very good vintage condition with original bubbles and marks from the blowing process.
Size: 5-1/4” high by 5” W (at widest) by 3-1/4” mouth opening
$50.00
Antique 1870s steel plate engraving of Bamborough Castle as seen above the rocks on the bay in Northumberland, England. Engraving by Samuel Bradshaw based on a painting by John Mogford, an English painter known for Cornish landscapes. The print was part of a series in Picturesque Europe, a lavishly illustrated set of books published by D. Appleton & Co.
Medium: Steel plate engraving on paper
Size: 12-1/2" wide by 9-1/4" high
Good antique condition, paper yellowing/toning, light mold spots/staining, small tears at top edge. Suitable for framing.
$575.00
Antique early 1900s plaque was made in Hohenberg, Bavaria, by porcelain manufacturer C. M. Hutschenreuther. It features a glazed, enamel rendering of Joseph Karl Stieler’s portrait of Antonia Wallinger. The young woman is in a Grecian-style gold-embellished dress and is holding a golden goblet.
The plaque was hand-painted by Franz Xaver Thallmaier (1890-1910), of the most prominent porcelain painting studios in Germany. Signed F.H. Thallmaier München on the front lower left.
Markings on the back include a hand-written “Antonia Wallinger”, an impressed Hutschenreuther CMHR mark and a three-digit numeric code 311, which indicates the 5" x 7" size.
Porcelain plaque is in excellent vintage condition.
The outer frame is rustic gold, the inner frame is brown velvet, with some nap loss.
Painting sight size: 4-3/4” x 6-7/8”. Frame: 9-3/4” x 12” x 1-1/2” D
$425.00
Antique late 19th c. German enamel painting on a porcelain plaque. It features a glazed enamel rendering of “At the Fountain” by Gaston Casimir Saint-Pierre (1833-1916). Finely-painted gold detail can be seen on the bodice, skirt, bracelets, and jug. Markings include “Source Charmeuse” Nach G.C. Saintpierre written in script on the back of plaque along with a paper label reading “CB107F/494”. Unsigned.
Porcelain plaque is in excellent vintage condition.
The outer frame is brushed antique gold (framed at a later date than the art), the inner frame is pale gold velvet with some nap loss.
Painting sight size: 3-7/8” wide x 5-7/8” high
Frame: 7-1/2” wide x 9” high x 1-1/4” deep
$85.00
This lovely antique ceramic holder was used as a sponge holder during the Art Nouveau period, in the early 1900s. The exterior is hand-painted with four delicate water lily’s on a pale green and blue background. The handles and rim are in matte gold. The removable ceramic insert underneath kept the sponge dry. This piece would work well with a bar of round soap.
In very good antique condition, with a dark spot and a light stain at the outer rim (see photo)
Size: 5” at its widest, 2” high (2-3/4” with hands. The insert is 3-3/4 wide.
$575.00
Early 20th-century original drypoint engraving study for a larger painting. This loose sketch depicts people at the shoreline with a small city in the background. Clifford Isaac Addams (1876–1942) was an American Tonalist painter and etcher born in Woodbury, New Jersey and a student of Académie Carmen, a Parisian art school founded by James MacNeil Whistler. His etchings are in the collections of the Metropolitan Museum of Art, the National Gallery of Art, the Smithsonian American Art Museum.
Inscribed, signed and numbered 12/50.
Art is in good vintage condition with age-appropriate yellowing and a light crease.
Ornately carved black wood frame with burnished gold inset is in good condition with some cracks, chipping, loss of paint in places, matt has shifted down.
Art size: 6-3/8” x 5-1/4”
Frame size: 15” x 13”
$35.00
Antique 1870s steel plate engraving of The Temple of Minerva. The highly detailed print features temple ruins on a cliff overlooking the sea.
Engraving by J. Saddler (1813–1892) based on a painting by William Simpson (1823-1899), a Scottish artist. The print was part of a series in Picturesque Europe, a lavishly illustrated set of books published by D. Appleton & Co.
Medium: Steel plate engraving on paper
Size: 12-1/2" wide by 9/14" high
Good antique condition, some toning, light mold spots/staining. Suitable for framing.
$95.00
A late 19th-century purse, known as a miser’s purse. It’s crocheted from deep brown purse silk and decorated with an ornate design of steel cut beads. The rectangular end is finished in a lighter brown color and has a row of dangling metal bead fringe. They were made with two different-shaped ends to keep currencies separate. The owner could feel the difference in the ends during the dimly lit Victorian era. The purse opening is located in the middle between the two ring sliders. The sliders would be pushed down after the coins were added for safekeeping. The purses would have been worn over a men's or ladies belt or twisted around the finger.
In very good condition, some tarnish/discoloration on the metal fringe.
Size: 12” long
$25.00
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Vintage round silver pendant. Features a small seed pearl at the center of a silver starburst, circled by silver filigree. Tested .925 Sterling Silver.
The back has an engraved script flourish or initial “H”
A chain is not included
Size: 1” diameter
Good vintage condition
$1,150.00
A large vintage white porcelain sculpture of two nude male wrestlers masterfully depicts their powerful and muscular physiques. The men are in a waist lock rear bear wrestling move. The piece shows movement and is interesting to view from every angle. The sculpture was influenced by the 936 Berlin Olympics. The original sculpture was designed by artist Béla Pankotai Farkas (1885-1945) and commissioned and cast by Herend porcelain manufacturer. The artists' press mark is on the base. Herend is press marked and model number 5788 is inscribed underneath the base
Size: 15.5 inches tall, base is 8 inches in diameter.
In very good condition without any cracks or crazing
$875.00
A vintage 1960s copper and stone sculpture from John Steck’s ‘Desert Flower’ collection. The four feathery ‘pom pom’ flower heads are made from thin copper wires that delicately move with slight vibrations. The textured leaves are hand-shaped and have a rustic green patina. The floral group is mounted on a solid natural stone base. The sculpture is unsigned and attributed to artist John Steck.
In very good condition.
Size: Approximately 20” high by 13” wide
$135.00
A vintage oil painting of the artist as a young girl. The painting features a green-eyed girl with her brush and a palette filled with bright dabs of paint. The art is reminiscent of the cubist style.
Oil on masonite.
The back is titled and signed ‘Artist as a Young Girl R.W.’
The art is in very good condition. The glossy black frame structure is solid but shows a chip on the top right corner joint. There are signs of scratch marks painted over (on the bottom section).
Size: Frame: 12-3/4 by 18” Art 7-3/4 x 11-1/4”
$575.00
This bronze rocker blotter was designed by Louis Comfort Tiffany (1848-1933) and manufactured by Tiffany Studios, New York (between 1900-1933). Tiffany produced 24 different desk-set designs with a typical set containing an inkwell, pen tray, paper rack, rocker blotter, and blotter ends. Some patterns contained more than 80 different pieces. They weren’t mass-produced and were sold separately so a buyer could pick and choose what they needed. A rocker blotter is used for absorbing excess ink left by fountain pens. A piece of blotting paper would wrap around the curved wooden bottom.
This ink rocker blotter is in the Abalone pattern which is a stylized grape, vine, and leaf motif on a linear circle & square ornate Art Nouveau background. The inset abalone discs represent grapes.
The knob is set with abalone and is mounted on a background design of two large abalone medallions. The top finish is a darkened gold, the blotter sides and bottom are a smooth gold finish. The curved wood blotter piece is intact and held securely with a screw. Factory stamped at TIFFANY STUDIOS NEW YORK. Signed ‘1164’ and an artisan's mark 'S' with a circular symbol.
In very good condition with intact original abalone discs. It has some darkened patina in areas and slight signs of wear.
Size: 5-7/8 x 3 x 1-5/8” high (including handle)
Referenced in Tiffany Desk Sets by William R. Holland, Schiffer, 2008, p. 107
Louis C. Tiffany’s Glass Bronzes Lamps by Robert Koch, Crown, 1978, p. 94
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$475.00
This paper rack was designed by Louis Comfort Tiffany (1848-1933) and manufactured by Tiffany Studios, New York (between 1900-1933). Tiffany produced 24 different desk-set designs with a typical set containing an inkwell, pen tray, paper rack, rocker blotter, and blotter ends. Some patterns contained more than 80 different pieces. They weren’t mass-produced and were sold separately so a buyer could pick and choose what they needed.
This paper rack is in the Zodiac pattern which represents the twelve astrological signs of the Zodiac. It typically features an astrological symbol surrounded by an intertwining woven organic pattern.
The paper rack has two slots for paperwork and showcases eight astrological signs: Libra, Cancer, Sagittarius, Leo, Aquarius, Taurus, Gemini, and Aries. The back repeats Libra, Cancer, and Sagittarius signs and the sides have a spiral design. The finish is Brown Patina, a chemical process was used to change the surface color of the bronze to brown. Factory stamped TIFFANY STUDIOS NEW YORK 1009 Additional etched artisan mark below
In good condition with a light residue in the relief areas, the left panel shows some paint (?) scuff or patina.
Size: 9-1/2 wide by 6-1/8 high by 2-3/8” deep
References:
Tiffany Desk Sets by William R. Holland, Schiffer, 2008, p. 23
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This vintage bronze plate was designed by Louis Comfort Tiffany (1848-1933) and manufactured by Tiffany Studios, New York (between 1900-1933). Tiffany produced 24 different desk-set designs with a typical set containing an inkwell, pen tray, paper rack, rocker blotter, and blotter ends. Some patterns contained more than 80 different pieces. They weren’t mass-produced and were sold separately so a buyer could pick and choose what they needed.
This plate is in the Abalone pattern which is a stylized grape, vine, and leaf motif on a linear circle & square ornate Art Nouveau background. The inset abalone discs represent grapes.
The plate has a raised border with 8 abalone insets designed into a scrolling motif. The finish is gold doré, in which the bronze surface is acid-etched for texture and then plated with gold for a soft, burnished look. Factory stamped TIFFANY STUDIOS NEW YORK 1670. An etched artisan mark reads “WWW” or “MMM” (to the top right of the stamp)
In very good condition with intact original abalone discs. It has a few spots of a darker patina.
Size: 7-3/4” diameter
References:
Tiffany Desk Sets by William R. Holland, Schiffer, 2008, p. 107
Louis C. Tiffany’s Glass Bronzes Lamps by Robert Koch, Crown, 1978, p. 94
Please inquire about additional Tiffany Desk Set items for purchase
$375.00
This bronze pen tray was designed by Louis Comfort Tiffany (1848-1933) and manufactured by Tiffany Studios, New York (between 1900-1933). Tiffany produced 24 different desk-set designs with a typical set containing an inkwell, pen tray, paper rack, rocker blotter, and blotter ends. Some patterns contained more than 80 different pieces. They weren’t mass-produced and were sold separately so a buyer could pick and choose what they needed.
This pen tray is in the Zodiac pattern which represents the twelve astrological signs of the Zodiac. It typically features an astrological symbol surrounded by an intertwining woven organic pattern.
The pen tray is rectangular with an astrological symbol on each end: Pisces and Scorpio. The finish is gold doré, in which the bronze surface is acid-etched for texture and then plated with gold for a soft, burnished look. Factory stamped TIFFANY STUDIOS NEW YORK 1000. Additional etched artisan mark below.
In good condition with spots and areas of dark patina.
Size: 9-3/4 x 3 x 3/8” height
References:
Tiffany Desk Sets by William R. Holland, Schiffer, 2008, p. 29
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$465.00
This bronze pen wipe was designed by Louis Comfort Tiffany (1848-1933) and manufactured by Tiffany Studios, New York (between 1900-1933). Tiffany produced 24 different desk-set designs with a typical set containing an inkwell, pen tray, paper rack, rocker blotter, and blotter ends. Some patterns contained more than 80 different pieces. They weren’t mass-produced and were sold separately so a buyer could pick and choose what they needed.
This pen wipe is in the Zodiac pattern which represents the twelve astrological signs of the Zodiac. The pattern typically features an astrological symbol surrounded by an intertwining woven organic pattern. Pen wipes were used for catching excess ink from early nib pens. The brush is removable and would have been replaced with heavy use.
The pen wipe is octagonal with four astrological symbols on four sides: Taurus, Gemini, Cancer, and Capricorn. The finish is gold doré, in which the bronze surface is acid-etched for texture and then plated with gold for a soft, burnished look. Factory stamped TIFFANY STUDIOS NEW YORK 1085. Additional etched mark reads ‘1907’.
In good condition with spots/areas of dark patina.
Size: 3 x 3 x 2-1/4” tall (2-3/4” with the brush)
References:
Tiffany Desk Sets by William R. Holland, Schiffer, 2008, p. 34
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These blotter ends were designed by Louis Comfort Tiffany (1848-1933) and manufactured by Tiffany Studios, New York (between 1900-1933). Tiffany produced 24 different desk-set designs with a typical set containing an inkwell, pen tray, paper rack, rocker blotter, and blotter ends. Some patterns contained more than 80 different pieces. They weren’t mass-produced and were sold separately so a buyer could pick and choose what they needed.
These blotter ends are in the Zodiac pattern which represents the twelve astrological signs of the Zodiac. It typically features an astrological symbol surrounded by an intertwining woven organic pattern. A desk blotter was used to protect desks from ink stains and blotter ends were placed on each side to hold the paper, leather, etc. in place.
The blotter ends are rectangular with four astrological signs on each: Libra, Scorpio, Aquarius, Pisces, Sagittarius, Taurus, Leo, and Virgo. The finish is gold doré, in which the bronze surface is acid-etched for texture and then plated with gold for a soft, burnished look. Factory stamped TIFFANY STUDIOS NEW YORK 994 Additional etched artisan mark reads ‘MMM’
In good condition with spots/areas of dark patina
Size: 12-1/4 x 2 x 3/8” height with 1/2” slit for paper
References:
Tiffany Desk Sets by William R. Holland, Schiffer, 2008, p. 37
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$525.00
This bronze inkwell was designed by Louis Comfort Tiffany (1848-1933) and manufactured by Tiffany Studios, New York (between 1900-1933). Tiffany produced 24 different desk-set designs with a typical set containing an inkwell, pen tray, paper rack, rocker blotter, and blotter ends. Some patterns contained more than 80 different pieces. They weren’t mass-produced and were sold separately so a buyer could pick and choose what they needed.
This inkwell is in the Zodiac pattern which represents the twelve astrological signs of the Zodiac. The pattern typically features an astrological symbol surrounded by an intertwining woven organic pattern.
The inkwell hinged lid features the Cancer sign, interspersed with a few stars. The octagonal box has an intertwining woven pattern around the top and on four sides. The finish is gold doré, in which the bronze surface is acid-etched for texture and then plated with gold for a soft, burnished look. The clear glass insert is intact with some chipping at the top edge. Factory stamped TIFFANY STUDIOS NEW YORK 842.
In good condition with spots of dark patina and a few red marks on the bottom.
Size: 4 x 4 x 2-1/4”
References:
Tiffany Desk Sets by William R. Holland, Schiffer, 2008, p. 27
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This rocker blotter was designed by Louis Comfort Tiffany (1848-1933) and manufactured by Tiffany Studios, New York (between 1900-1933). Tiffany produced 24 different desk-set designs with a typical set containing an inkwell, pen tray, paper rack, rocker blotter, and blotter ends. Some patterns contained more than 80 different pieces. They weren’t mass-produced and were sold separately so a buyer could pick and choose what they needed. A rocker blotter is used for absorbing excess ink left by fountain pens. A piece of blotting paper would wrap around the curved wood piece.
This rocker blotter is in the Venetian pattern which simulates elaborate tooled leather designs used by Venetian craftsmen in the sixteenth century. A band of deeply carved ermines is featured on each piece. The Renaissance period often featured ermine in artwork as a symbol of purity.
The rocker blotter has an elaborately ornate pattern on the know handle and top of the blotter. Both sides of the blotter feature a row of ermines set on a background of flowers. The finish is Dull Gold Bronze, one of three different gold finishes used in Venetian. Factory stamped TIFFANY STUDIOS NEW YORK 1646
In good condition with patina in the relief areas. A small spot of red (enamel?) can be seen on the right side of each ermine band.
Size: 5-1/2” by 3” by 2” (with handle)
References:
Tiffany Desk Sets by William R. Holland, Schiffer, 2008, p. 116
Please inquire about additional Tiffany Desk Set items available for purchase
$265.00
Imagine the women who have looked into this mirror over the past 125+ years. This antique dresser mirror is from the Victorian era. It sits in an intricately embossed oval metal frame with an attached stand. The mirror is beveled and in remarkable condition, with very minor spotting. The brass metal is a dark brown/bronze color and heavily oxidized with peaks of the original bright gold brass throughout. The two flower-shaped knobs on either side adjust the tilt of the mirror.
Condition: Metal is heavily oxidized/tarnished, with some spotting on the mirror. A small scroll piece from the base is broken off (see photo)
Overall size: 11 W x 15 H x 6 in D
Mirror with frame: 9 x 11 in
Mirror: 5-1/2 x 7-1/2 in
$135.00
This vintage 1920s purse is encrusted with shimmering iridescent glass beads in shades of blues and black. The tightly applied beads are sewn onto the crocheted structure. The bag has terrific movement with a beaded fringe on top and a tassel at the bottom. This reticule has a drawstring closure at the top which doubles as a handle. The handle is a thin gold-tone double chain.
In very good vintage condition except for the blue silk lining which in poor condition and has torn away from the bag.
Size: 8” by 6” at opening (8” wide at middle). The handle is 5” long when tightened. Tassel is 4”
$85.00
An amazing glimpse into women's beauty care from 100 years ago. This manicure travel set contains 20 tools: two shoe horns, a container with a nail whitener tube, emery board, nail whitener pencil, 3 button hooks, 2 metal emery boards, nailbrush, scissors, tweezer, 2 small round containers, buffer, and a few other nail tools. The set would make a fantastic display on top of a dresser or vanity.
Some of the pieces are made of celluloid which was often referred to as ‘French Ivory’ (it's not genuine ivory from animal tusks). Two tools have a marbelized celluloid handle. The case has a faux brown leather exterior with a rose-colored fabric interior. It folds up into a small traveling case. The pieces are held in place by two adjustable fabric straps.
In good vintage condition for its age, the set may be missing a piece or two and a couple of pieces are not from the original set. The interior fabric shows some wear. One small container has a cracked top. Some minor stains on the case exterior. Some tools have some tarnish and/or spots.
Size: Folded: 9" by 5-1/2" Open: 9" by 20"
$165.00
This 1920s vintage mesh bag is in a delicate baby-fine metal mesh which is material-like to the touch. The Dresden enamel bag is painted with an abstract design. The bag was made by Whiting Davis (founded in 1892) known for designing the first mesh bag and is still in business today. The frame is embossed gold metal with the Whiting & Davis stamp inside. A delicate fringe of metal mesh embellishes the bottom. The bag comes with a small 3/4” gold tone bevel edge mirror. with
In very good vintage condition with some stains inside the intact silk lining. The mirror shows some wear.
Size: Bag body 4” wide by 5” high (plus 3/4” fringe). The handle is 5-1/2”
$725.00
A charming pair of vintage 1930-1940s bronze-plated bookends by McClelland Barclay. The bookends depict a vignette of a solo mushroom sheltering a small frog and two smaller mushrooms.
McClelland Barclay (1891-1943) was an American illustrator, jewelry designer, and sculptor. Barclay designed and fabricated jewelry and home and office articles under his company McClelland Barclay Art Products Corporation.
Marked on the (book) side McClelland Barclay©
Size: Each bookend measures 4" x 4” x 5" H
Condition: Areas of patina, green verdigris, darker areas in crevices.
$62.00
This bar tool collection of four pieces is a mini time capsule for your vintage bar. The pieces range from the 1940s to the 1970s. Each is in its original box and feature period graphic design and typography.
The 4 piece set contains:
1968 Irvinware Metal Hand Ice Crusher Number 1810. In its original box. “man-sized Bar Tool that crushed ice cubes, one at a time, easily, completely, without spilling”. In good vintage condition. Box shows signs of wear. Box size: 7 x 2-1/2 x x1-3/4 in
1950s Mr. Bartender Chrome Jigger Pour Spout “One jigger I pour, no less, no more”. This bar tool measures and pours straight from your bottle. In good vintage condition. The box shows signs of wear. Box size: 7-1/2 x 3 x 1-3/4 in
Late 1940s/early 1950s Magicflo Sifon Jigger "It pours and stops". The original design was patented in 1948. In good vintage condition, box shows signs of wear. Original guarantee/direction/order form included. Box size: 6-1/2 x 2 x 2 in
1960/1970 Reese Cocktail Shorty 100 Count Party Straws Good vintage straws. Box shows signs of wear, missing cellophane wrap. Size: 4-3/4 x 1-1/2 x 1-1/2 in
Note: The jiggers haven't been tested. Handle with care as the plastic and cork may be fragile due to age.
$85.00
A vintage 1940s short cape of soft sheared beaver fur. The capelet has an asymmetrical hem that is higher in the front. The cape can be worn open or fastened with a concealed eye and hook.
In good vintage condition. The black satin lining has some small holes at the bottom hem (see photos).
Size:
Shoulders 16”
Bust 50”
Bottom edge 64”
Length 20”
$55.00
A beautiful hand-beaded vintage purse from the 1940s. The black netted fabric bag is embroidered on the front & back with a bouquet of flowers topped with a bow. The tiny glass and ceramic beads are in an amazing array of colors including an iridescent. The clasp and detachable chain are in a gray pewter color. Lined in black fabric.
In very good vintage condition, with a few loose threads and some light scuffs on the clasp.
Size: 6-1/4" by 8" high (14” with the handle)
$135.00
A vintage 1950s jacket of black Persian lamb. This versatile jacket features a convertible collar that can lay flat, fold over mid-way or stand upright with a hook and latch closure. The sleeves are cropped and have a large cuff. Designed and made by Sol Nackson Fine Furs New York.
In good vintage condition with fur loss on the back collar (see photo)
Size:
Shoulders 15”
Bust 38”
Length 22”
Sleeve Length 20”
Bottom hem 20” (laid flat)
$145.00
This set of 8 roly-poly glasses in their original box feature the best of mid-century modern design and typography. These roly-poly glasses are in a stylized blue and gold daisy print by Federal Glass, well known for its glassware. A nicely sized glass that fits comfortably in one's hand and will work well for a mixed drink or something simple on the rocks.
Condition: The glasses are in very good vintage condition. The box shows some signs of wear.
Size:
Box: 10” x 6” 3”
Glasses: 2-1/2” tall by 3” wide
$48.00
A set of four vintage 1950s cabinet knobs in their original packaging. The handles would be an adorable accent for a little dresser or nightstand in a train lover's bedroom. The knobs feature a cheery little red train on a yellow background. Made by American Cabinet Hardware, Illinois. Packaging marked 'Amerock A602 Choo Choo Train Story Book Knobs Permanent Washable Color'
In excellent vintage condition. Each comes with a fastening screw.
Dimensions: Knobs measure 2-5/8” diameter by 7/8” height. Each box is 3” by 3”
$48.00 $95.00
This vintage 1950s dress is elegant and sexy. The form-fitted dress has flattering drapery at the midsection. The chest shoulders are covered with an attached black lace cropped top. The pencil skirt has a small slit at back. The dress is fully lined.
Very good vintage condition.
Size:
Shoulders 14”
Bust 35”
Midriff 29”
Waist 28”
Length 40”
$185.00
This vintage 1950s rich black mouton stole gorgeously drapes over the shoulders. Mouton is sheepskin that was shorn and dyed to resemble beaver fur or sealskin during this time period. This capelet is soft, warm, and has a luxurious feel.
The design features two long sections at the front that can fasten with a hook and loop or remain open. The back curves down gracefully. The inside is lined in midnight blue satin and has two inner arm straps. The label is 'Pomeroy's Reading', a Pennsylvania department store built in stages from 1892 to 1957. The monogram reads 'AMW'
In very good vintage condition with signs of very light wear in the lining.
Measurements: *please inquire for additional measurements
The front length from the base of the neck to the long tail end is 35" (30" to the short end)
The neck to the "sleeve" edge is 17"
30" from "sleeve" edge to edge (when laid flat)
20" from the back collar to the hem
$88.00 $175.00
Vintage 1950s sheath dress in black satin. A statement cocktail dress which features a V back with two pleated trains. Concealed side metal zipper. Unlined. Design by Polly Brief.
Very good vintage condition.
Size:
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A dramatic vintage floral headpiece from the 1950s. This lightweight fascinator perches on top of the head and can be secured with a few pins.
The flowers are velveteen fabric with satin stems. The flowers and feathers are on wire stems and can be adjusted. The black veil may be worn over the eyes or gathered up closer to the flowers if desired.
Union made label adhered inside.
Size: the floral grouping is approximately 8” diameter
Good vintage condition with a few small opening in netting (barely visible when worn), some loss of black coverings on the stamen, exposing a light base.
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A whimsical vintage floral headpiece from the 1950s. This lightweight fascinator perches on top of the head and can be secured with a few pins.
The flowers and ribbon are velveteen fabric in an ombré blend of deep oranges. The flowers and feathers are on wire stems and can be adjusted to add more (or less) drama. The veil may be worn over the eyes or gathered up closer to the flowers if desired.
Size: the floral grouping is approximately 8” x 7”
Very good vintage condition
$188.00 $375.00
A fabulous vintage 1950s Christian Dior beret in bright and shiny silver lamé. It features a gold sequined band accented with three large silver lame cross-stitches.
The fabric is gathered at back and fastened with a large sequined, netted pompom. The lining is a bright pink fabric which may also be seen peeking through the sequin band.
The original fabric label reads “Christian Dior Chapeaux Paris-New York.
Very good vintage condition, a couple of tiny scuffs on top.
Size: For a 21" Head Circumference (small)
$55.00
A vintage 1950s McCoy pink rectangular planter. The planter is in a pink glaze with a black brushed design on the legs, similar to the basketweave pattern. McCoy pottery was produced in the US in the early 20th century. The embossed McCoy USA stamp is on the bottom.
In very good vintage condition with some pinholes from the manufacturing process.
Size: 10-1/2 x 4 x 3-1/2 high
$115.00
A bold hand-painted ceramic serving plate from the 1950s. This midcentury modern design features three rearing black stallions with flaring headdresses in olive green, gold, and black. The stallions are accented with shiny gold paint strokes. The background is sponge-painted in olive green and gold. Signed Mac (or Mae) Cecero.
In very good vintage condition.
Size: 14-1/4" wide by 1-1/4” thick
$145.00
A lovely pair of vintage mid-20th century original watercolors on paper. The pair feature portraits of ladies dressed in English Regency era (1813-1827) clothing. One lady is dressed for a masquerade ball and holding a black mask, the other is holding an open fan. The illustrations are by Pennsylvania artist Louise Schabacker (1903-1987) and signed at the bottom.
In good vintage condition, the paper is yellowed and has some small marks. The gold-painted frame shows wear and paper backing has been removed.
Sizes:
Art: 5-1/4 x 6”
Frame 6-5/8 x 7-3/8”
$95.00
A vintage 1950s muskrat fur coat in a classic full-length design. Muskrat was commonly dyed to resemble a more expensive mink. The reddish-brown fur coat has a notched lapel and straight sleeves. This heavy-weight coat does not have any closures. It has two lined pockets. The lining is brown with a small floral pattern. The collar can be turned up for extra protection. Made by George's Furs, Bethlehem, PA.
The fur and lining are in good shape. The coat has an approx. 5" tear on the back left shoulder seam and a 3" tear on the left arm. Please see photos
Measurements:
Shoulders 16"
Bust 42"
Waist 48"
Hips 50"
Length (collar to hem) 39"
Arm length (shoulder to wrist) 21"
Wrist Opening 12 Buttoned"
$35.00
A vintage 20-year perpetual calendar that functioned from 1955 through 1974. It has a rotating dial to choose the days, months, and years. This is a brass desktop model with an easel-type back to hold it upright. It's decorated with red-painted accents. Made by Sarna Brass, an Indian import business started by Sajan Singh Sarna in 1920.
In good vintage condition with paint wear and some patina.
Size: 3-1/4” diameter
$195.00
This vintage 1960s three-piece matching luggage set features a bold abstract pattern in yellow, brown, white, and black. A perfect set for the retro traveler or as part of a home decor display. The trio of matching bags can nest into each other to save storage space. The small and mid-size bags do not appear to have been used and have the original store tag ‘Bag Bazaar Inc 12 W. 37th St. New York NY 10018 Japan’. The exterior has a zippered, angled pocket, brown plastic handle, locking zipper with the original keys. The interiors are embossed orange-brown vinyl with a full-size open pocket. The inside label reads ‘Japan’.
The small and medium-sized bags are in excellent vintage condition. The large bag is in very good vintage condition and shows some minor wear on the bottom, the outside fabric color is slightly more faded than the others and shows some patina on the metal fittings.
Exterior Dimensions:
Large 17” by 11” by 4-1/2”
Medium 15” by 10” by 4”
Small 14” by 9” by 3-1/2”
$35.00
This vintage 1960s Color Selector portfolio shows some of the most popular hair color shades from this decade. The front cover is titled 'The Exquisite Hair Colours of L’Oreal of Paris' and features a model in a gown, jewels, fur, and a beautiful updo.
The tri-fold paper portfolio shows different shades of hair color: Dark Auburn, red Penny, Medium Ash Blonde, Light Auburn Medium Ash Blonde, Burnished Copper, Venetian Titan, Go-Go Red, Reddish Blonde, Blue-Black, Dark Brown, Brown, Light Brown, Light Ash Brown, Ash Blonde, Dark Ash Blonde, Light Ash Blonde, Golden Blonde, Aztec Red, Champagne Blond and Pastel Blonde.
In good condition, no tears but shows signs of wear and tear such as yellow toning, discoloration, scuffs, and rust spots.
Size: 9-3/4 by 9-1/2”
$35.00
This vintage 1960s Pastel Color Selector portfolio shows some of the most popular pastel hair color shades from that decade. The front cover is titled 'The High Fashion Pastel Hair Colours of L’Oreal of Paris' and features a model with a fabulous hairstyle, of course. It opens up to 8 pages of models with 24 different shades of hair color: Night Silver, Burnished Ash, Moon Silver, Dawn Silver, Baby Beige, Delicado Pink, Apricot Glow, Frosty Platinum, Honeyed Beige, Muted Beige, Muted Silver Ash, Honey Doux, Blush Beige, Chamois Beige Flax’n Beige, Platinum Ash, Tawny Ash, Pearl Platine, Mist of Mauve, Pastel Titan, Paris Platine, Boulevard Beige, Palais Pearl and Beige Argent.
In good condition, shows signs of wear and tear such as discoloration, rust spots, and missing staples at the centerfold.
Size: 9-3/4” by 9-1/2”
$95.00
A trio of deep orange ceramic ashtrays in California cool style. This vintage 1960s mod set of three hand-glazed ashtrays are great on their own or they can be stacked inside each other. The center features a fire glass glaze abstract design in dark blue, green, and bright yellow. Use them for your smokes or as containers for any little trinkets or jewelry.
Marked 'Maurice of California USA SP-111'
In very good original condition
Sizes: 6-1/4” wide by 2-1/2” high, 5” wide by 2” high, 4” wide by 1-1/2” high
