Heisey #6060 Country Club 40 oz martini mixer with glass stirrer and flower and leaves and bird

Heisey #6060 Country Club 40 oz martini mixer with glass stirrer and flower and leaves and bird cutting by Max Seidel. This lot was directly descended from the family of Max Seidel.

Heisey lot of 6 # 6060 country club 2oz bar glass with flower and leaves cutting by Max Seidel. This lot was directly descended from the family of Max Seidel.

A Red Overlay White Glass 'Flower& Bird' Long-Necked Vase. Carved in red with birds perching on leafy tree branches bearing plum blossoms, body of vase rising to a tall, cylindrical neck. Chinese Qing

A Blue Overlay White Glass 'Flower& Bird' Bowl. Chinese Qing Dynasty. Qianlong Four-Character Mark. Size:12.2cmx9.5cm

Large Tiffany & Co. sterling silver flatware service Audubon pattern finely decorated with birds leaves flowers and branches. No Monograms. 106 pieces consisting of:6 Dinner knives 10.5 in 6 Luncheon

The overall height is 105cm, the width is 160cm, the depth is 39cm, the carving is fine and smooth, the coated skin is complete, and the crabapple flower board is inserted to decorate it. During this

French, designed 1927, the base with engraved signature "R Lalique France No. 999, monumental form in frosted glass with blue opalescent tinting, flowers and leaves in deep relief, 10-1/2 x 10-5/8 in.

Daum Frères, Nancy, Vase 'Dragon et Phénix', 1899, H. 27.5 cm. Overlaid glass, green and pink. Decor with flowers and leaves etched in several steps. Depiction of the sky dance of a drag

Lot 76 Four Chinese Embroidered Silk Panels Mounted in Carved Wood Frames a set of four silk textiles embroidered with peacock, birds, and flowers each set behind glass in carved and painted wood fr

The lot includes a group of six silk embroideries, each depicts birds perched on tree branches, with flowers, leaves, and colophon, artist signature and mark on each panel. Height: 1 in (2.5 cm) Lengt

Country of Origin: USA Style: Victorian Condition: Mint Year: 1880 Beautiful American Victorian chandelier with bronze frame & glass flower shades Dimensions: 55"Drop 45"Diameter

in colorless glass, wavy arms with rich glass paste decorations of leaves and flowers in yellow shades

in colorless glass, wavy arms with rich glass paste decorations of leaves and flowers in yellow shades

in colorless glass, wavy arms with rich glass paste decorations of leaves and flowers in yellow shades

Chinese, Late Ming Dynasty (17th century). Carved cinnabar round charger with two flying and feathered phoenix birds amid lush lotus flowers and leaves. Bottom of charger or plate with brown finish on

Frosted yellow and white background with cameo cut magenta flowers and leaves. Signed "Gallé" in cameo. France. Condition: (Mint). Dimensions: 10 - 1/2" x 9" x 9".

Chinese Carved Horn Libation Cup, 19th c., of tapered oval form, the sides with relief flowers and leaves, H.- 3 in., W.- 4 1/2 in., D.- 3 7/8 in., Wt.- 4.875 oz./138.4 g.

Early 19th century necklace comprised of (18) oval form micromosaic pendants set in blue glass? with seed pearl surrounds. Each pendant depicts a different scene including birds, flowers, dogs, etc. A

Austria circa 1880, with gilt metal vines and twelve branches with gilded green and opaline leaves and flowers, the convolvulus (morning glory) flowers, each finely painted in opaline glass, are natur

H. 40.5 cm.W. 19 cm.

Flower-shaped umbrellas on a bundled and twisted shaft and a base decorated with water lily leaves and flowers and a frog. H. 152 cm. Favrile glass, amber yellow, gold and pearlescent matt luster. Sig

A Late 19th Century Daum Nancy Acid Etched Glass Bowl. Having a trefoil form opening to the rotund vessel which is elegantly decorated in ethereal Dandelion leaves and flowers, with the seeds floating

Pr. Chinese Qing enamel over silver tea pots, depicting birds and flowers, a foo-dog standing on the lid. 19th C. 31.56 oz(982g). 7.5" tall.

Birds with Flowers 76" x 19" (2), 67" x 19" and 40" x 19" together with a Painting on silk of a Peacock, 39 1/2" x 14", signed. provenance: K.S. Baliozian, formerly of Madison Ave, New York