Reverse Painted Arts & Crafts Serving Tray

Reverse Painted & Wrought Iron Arts & Crafts Serving Tray. Wrought iron frame with open side handles, 4 feet and 2 rails raised on spherical mounts; the top surface of the tray has an iridescent rever

Dimensions: H 1.5" x W 18" x D 12" Condition: Some pitting to metal surface. Some loss of color on surface of tray. 1930S AMERICAN ART DECO EGLOMISE (REVERSE PAINTED GLASS) SERVING TRAY. CHROME FRAME

Wooden dumbwaiter - tuxedoed waiter holding serving tray. Folk art, arts and craft style, painted wood. Measures 37. 5 inches H x 16 inches W x 10 inches D. Property of a Greenwich estate.

An Art Deco Fruitwood, Ash and glass serving tray, with a reverse painted boat scene signed Germonde. Dimensions are: 17 inches X 23 inches, 43.18 cm X 58.42 cm. All measurements are approximate. Cond

A choice reverse painted Arts & Crafts period panel lamp, with gilded bronze or zinc shaped base with acanthus decorations supporting a beautiful reverse painted textured glass shade decorated with fl

Title: Lg Antique Reverse Painted Arts Crafts Glass Table Lamp Signed Description: A large antique table lamp! It has a class shade which is reverse painted to show a shepherd and his sheep in a meado

Reverse Painted Arts & Crafts Boudoir Lamp. Handel Style, gilt metal base with embossed shells. Stamped #55 to underside. 7 1/2dia x 13 1/4h.

from the early 20th century. with brass and wooden handles. Overall length 23 1/2" x 12 1/2"

Vintage Reverse Painted Arts & Crafts Table Lamp. Reverse painted glass shade. Shade has small chip. 18 inches x 13 inches in diameter

Tray depicts three cats, measures approx. 18.5" x 13", and was handmade in Peru.

The larger tray measures approx. 15" x 11.5"; it depicts a Peruvian street scene. The second is circular and is signed "P. Weiss" and has an abstract design. Both are handmade in Peru.

DECORATIVE REVERSE PAINTED & INLAID TRAYS. 12" - 18" L

Candle lamp type, circa 1910 with tricolor bronzed metal frame and base with shade in oval with ribbed curved panels reverse painted Arts & Crafts florals, base with matching patination painting with

Beautiful hand wrought sterling serving tray by Falick Novick, Chicago, active 1909-1957. Stamped, 'Sterling, Handwrought, By F. Novick, Chicago'. Total approx. weight is 42.54. From a Larchmont, NY e

A Kalo Arts & Crafts Silver Serving Tray Chicago, IL, Circa 1910 having an applied monogram 'S'. marked 'Sterling' and 'Handwrought' on underside 19 ozt 17 dwt Width 13 1/4 inches. Property from the E

Hand hammered with two handles, each attached with 8 copper rivets. Lovely form. Unmarked. 12 x 23 1/4" long. Condition Fine.

Robert M. Weiss Reverse Painted Glass Serving Tray. With motif of men and women riding horseback Measures 2.5 inches x 23.5 inches x 16.5 inches.

Lebolt (Chicago, Ill.) sterling silver Arts & Crafts hexagonal serving tray, # 448, marked underside with maker's mark and: "Lebolt Hand Beaten Sterling 448 14 in." 14" L x 9.75" W. Approx: 24.02 ozt.

SCENIC REVERSE PAINTED LAMP: Arts & Crafts table lamp featuring a reverse painted shade with lakeside landscape. Over two chain pull sockets with a molded, patinated metal base. Approx. 20.75" h x 16"

DESCRIPTION: Kalo Shop of Chicago, IL Arts & Craft sterling serving tray. Marked "Hand Wrought at the Kalo Shop". MEASUREMENTS: 12-5/8" x 6-1/8". 11.4 ozt. CONDITION: Light wear.

An Arts & Crafts mahogany serving tray, with brass gallery, handles and knob feet. With maker's stamp for Fletcher Manufacturing Company, Toronto to underside brass. Canadian, early 20th C. L. 61 cm (

1st item: Arts and Crafts serving tray or platter, possibly Biltmore Industries, Asheville, North Carolina, or Tryon Toymakers, Tryon, NC. Walnut with two hammered copper handles and dogwood carved ed

A highly unusual and rare reverse-painted glass serving tray, depicting a scene of locals in the streets of Cuzco, Peru, presumably Peruvian School, with areas accented in gilt foil. Approximately 17.

Erhard & Sohne - German Arts & Crafts Mahogany & Brass Serving Tray c1905. Unsigned. Excellent original patina. Erhard Sohne was granted the world patent for the manufacture of brass inlay in 1904. 14