Happy Chef Paper Towel Holder, Arthur Court Bowl

ALUMINUM CAST WITH ROOSTER/HEN ACCENTS.

Mint in package set 4 Henckels knives, 4 mugs, open rope basket, lobster spreaders, apple salt/peppers w/tea bag holder, paper towel holder, spoon rest, trivet and mixing bowl.

LENOX PORCELAIN BUTTERFLY MEADOW PIECES Lenox porcelain butterfly meadow pattern. (1) paper towel holder, (1) cake stand with cover, (1) covered bowl,(1) spoon rest, (1) set of measuring cups. Shippin

Large Group of Assorted Mackenzie-Childs Kitchenware, to include two enameled painted 1995 serving bowls, country check utensil holder, paper towel holder, large tray, 12 placemats, teaset, etc., diam

Two Arthur Court Aluminum Serving Trays, Two Nambe Aluminym Serving Trays, Bowl with Running Horses and Set of Four Figural Jockey Napkin Holders

A very good Sherle Wagner chinoiserie decorated bathroom suite including pedestal sink, toilet, wastebasket, and paper holder. The pedestal sink having shaped bowl and mounted with gilt bronze faucet.

A hand painted Sherle Wagner porcelain sink with gold plated hardware along with matching towel ring and toilet paper holder. Signed at stopper. Ht: 37" Wd: 23.5" Dpth: 18.75"

Sherle Wagner (American, founded 1945), 2000s. A group of bathroom fixtures from the Louis XIV collection, including a gold-tone towel draper, towel rack, and toilet paper holder, and a silver-tone to

(lot) Sherle Wagner International gilt brass bathroom set, in the Cherub pattern, 20th c., including: (1) faucet set; (1) double towel rod with mounts; (1) toilet paper holder; (1) drain; (2) hoses; l

Arthur Court antler chairs, paircast aluminum and cowhide upholstery, 42"h

17 pc Sherle Wagner 22k plate hardware & fixtures. Consisting of 6 "Ribbon and Reed" hand towel holders and 1 hook together with 10 acanthus patterned drawer handles. Approx. of the towel holder w, 5"

Paul Lee Untitled 2006enameled aluminum can, glass light bulb, printed paper, towel12 h × 13 w × 2.5 d in (30 × 33 × 6 cm) Signed and dated to towel 'Paul Lee 06'.

A Chinese JiZhou-Kiln 'Paper Cutting' Bowl Southern Song Dynasty. With Japanese silk pouch. Bowl Measure(inch), Height: 2-1/2 , Diameter: 4-3/4 . Provenance: Estate Consignment of Japanese tea ceremon

A Chinese JiZhou-Kiln 'Paper Cutting' Bowl Southern Song Dynasty. With Japanese silk pouch. Bowl Measure(inch), Height: 2-1/2 , Diameter: 4-3/4 . Provenance: Estate Consignment of Japanese tea ceremon

CHINESE QING DYNASTY GILT BRONZE GOLD BOWL, COURT ZAOBAN CHU; H. 6 cm. Diam. 10.3 cm. Weight 375 gram.

Vietnamese 18th C. Imperial Bleu de Hue Porcelain Bowl Commissioned for Inner Court (W/Noi phu thi Huu Mark) - This stunning piece is elaborately glazed in vivid cobalt blue on the exterior with a fiv

Boscoe (Arthur Aldwyn) Holder (Trinidad and Tobago, England, 1921 - 2007) Oil on board painting of a reclining woman. Signed and dated lower right. Sight Size: 20 x 36 in. Overall Framed Size: 24 x 40

A massive (24 1/2 inch) Chinese famille rose Mandarin bowl with court figures and scenes throughout. Early 19th century. Property of a Long Island Estate. Upon further examination this bowl has some a

Very rare Jizhou bowl with paper-cut and blue speckle design. A rare find! Diameter 167mm, 6-4/7"inch. 12th century.

Amos Ferguson (Bahamian 1920-2009) Woman with Fruit Bowl Enamel on paper laid to board, framed 18 1/2" x 23 13/16" actual Provenance: Property of the Vanguard Museum Collection, Bahamas

William Scott (Ireland/England, 1913-1989) screenprint on paper titled "Bottle and Bowl, Blues on Green," numbered 69/100, depicting a grey bottle form and a blue bowl against a green background, and

HUGH STEERS (1962-1995) Green Towel. Oil on paper. 273x292 mm; 10¾x11½ inches. Signed, titled, and dated in pencil, verso. 1988.Published in Hugh Steers: The Complete Paintings, 1983-1994, N

Chinese. Large twelve panel floor screen with painted figural court scene on paper enforced with canvas. In two sections. Apparently unmarked. Approx. h. 90", w. 17.5" (single panel).

A Chinese famille rose figure of a Court Lady candle holder, Qianlong Period. The Court Lady, holding a Gu vase cradled in her right arm, with her left supporting it, stands on a dragon, with its head