Ilonka Karasz, Teapot

20th Century Silverplate Teapot designed by Ilonka KaraszIconic 1928 teapot design in silver plate and ash wood, by one of the few pioneering American women designers of the early 20th century. Karasz

Art Deco Silver Plate Teapot Designed by Ilonka Karasz, attributed to Paye & Baker Mfg. Co. With a gadrooned body and loose cover, height 4 7/8 inches; Together with a Group of Modernist Silver Plate

Silver Plated Tea service consisting of tea pot, sugar and reamer, art deco by Ilonka Karasz 1928 for Payne Baker 5"H x 4"W x 6"D. Ionka Karasz (American, b. Hungary, 1896–1981) is an important

Teak breakfast bookcase by Ilonka Karasz, 1930. 72" H x 64" W x 17" D.

Shipping in USA $ 40. Karasz was born in the Hungarian capital, Budapest, the oldest of three children of Mary Huber Karasz and silversmith Samuel Karasz. One of her younger sisters was the fashion de

Shipping in USA $ 40. ,Manufacturer North Attleboro,Massachusetts 1901-1935. Designed by Ilonka Karasz, American, born in Hungary, 1896 - 1981 , well known for her popular cover illustrations for the

Shipping in USA $ 40. ,Manufacturer North Attleboro,Massachusetts 1901-1935. Designed by Ilonka Karasz, American, born in Hungary, 1896 - 1981 , well known for her popular cover illustrations for the

USA, 1920s wood, paint, nails 30" x 9" x 24" each Painted wood shelves, corresponding to desk in previous lot, attributed to Ilonka Karasz. These shelves, and associated desk, produced in the atmosphe

USA, c. 1928 wood, paint, nails 40" x 24" x 28 1/2" Painted wood desk attributed to Ilonka Karasz with three-drawers, and tapered block pulls identical to documented Karasz case pieces. This desk prod

Signed Karasz (ll) Tempera on illustration board 19 x 14.25 inches.(Was made for a cover of the NEW YORKER Magazine November 23rd 1963 issue) Karasz was born July 13, 1896, in Budapest, Hungary. She w

Karasz art deco vintage tea pot, silver plate vintage circa 1930 for Payne Baker. Ionka Karasz(American, b. Hungary, 1896–1981) is an important yet overlooked figure in 20th-century design. Dur

PAINTING. Ilonka Karasz (American, 1896-1981), Circus, gouache/watercolor, 8" x 8" viewed, signed lower left, very good condition.

Ilonka Karasz, "The Shape of Things, A Picture Book of Geometry", Design Group, Inc. 1964. Color illustrations of geometric shapes with increasing complexity. Decorated paper hardcover. 6-3/4 in x 6-3

Ilonka Karasz (Hungarian-American 1896-1981) Art Deco Modern "Skyscraper" youth's three drawer dresser, from a youth's bedroom suite originally from a home in Newport, RI, flame birch with dovetailed

Hungarian / American (1896-1981) Gouache on board This was a project for the New Yorker magazine company called "Alas Poor Yorker" created in May of 1947

Ilonka Karasz (New York 1886 - 1981) color stencil. Signed 'Karasz' in plate lower left. Title 'On the Lawn'. Comes with American Artist Group documentation on artist and work. Measures 14-in. x 9-in.

ILONKA KARASZ The New Yorker Offset Lithograph, inscriptions read ‘June 14, 1947 The New Yorker Price 20 cents Karasz’, subject a cars driving along a road filled with advertisements, measures 16

Plan de Paris map by Ilonka Karasz printed for sale at the Washington Square Bookshop in 1927. Measures 27.5 in. x 36 in. and folds to 14 in. x 9 in. Loose in a leatherette folio. Color with gilt on t

Art Deco skyscraper form coffee table with removable tray, in the manner of Paul Frankl or Ilonka Karasz, American, circa 1930s. It is executed in oak with the bottom portion finished in a natural col

Ilonka Karasz, (1896-1981), “On the Lawn”, ca.1930, Color Pochoir, signed in image lower left, Image Size: 14” x 9”, Paper Size: 20” x 13”.

1st Edition, Sarah M. Lockwood's "New York Not So Little And Not So Old". Illustrations by Ilonka Karasz. Published: Garden City, New York, Doubleday, Page & Company, 1926. Measures: 10" x 7-7/8". Fro

"Picture, Verse, and Song", published circa 1930 by Edward C. Bridgman, contains illustrations by Ilonka Karasz (1896-1981 American), approximate book size 8 3/4" x 11 3/4".

"Ilona Karasz", illustrated by Ilonka/Ilona Karasz (1896-1981 American), 6 handsigned black and white lithographs, various subjects, from edition of 35 copies, published in December 1923 by Albert and

Iconic 1928 teapot design in silver plate and ash wood, by one of the few pioneering American women designers of the early 20th century. Karasz' work is collected internationally and is represented in