Ujváry Ignác

Oil on canvas Signed, inscribed "Paris, 1929" and "Sun Briar, 1915. By Sweet Briar-Sundridge. New Market, USA"Provenance: Normandy Farm, Pennsylvania Strassburger FamilyWillis Sharpe Kilmer was so inf

Ignac Fischer learned his craft at Herend and in 1867 founded his own pottery manufacture in Pest. Imagination had no bounds and Fischer produced a wealth of decorative art pottery that was extensivel

Ca. late 19thC. Ignac Fischer Budapest pitcher in an Asian style. Very good, with no chips, cracks, or repairs. See photos of "firing cracks" in base of pitcher.

19 th CENTURY TEAPOT, painted and decorative porcelain, artist stamps underneath, 18 ¼” tall.

Ference Ujvary (Born 1898) Hungary. Oil on Canvas. Measure 19 1/2"in H x 23"in W and 24 1/2"in H x 28 3/4"in W with frame.

A portrait of a horse, with the artist's business card affixed verso. Dimensions:Sight is 5 3/4" x 6 3/4", the frame 12 1/2" x 13 1/2". Provenance:From a Bucks County collection.

FERENC UJVARY (HUNGARIAN, BORN 1898) MOTHER AND CHILD BY THE GARDEN • Oil on canvas • Signed 'UJVARY FERENC' (lower right); three indistinct stamps (on the reverse) • Framed •

1870-1890 - HAND PAINTED FLORAL VASE 10"

Title: Jewish Graveyard, 1918 Technique: oil on canvas Size: 72,5 x 55 Sign: signed lower right: Újváry Ferencz 1918

Oil on board painting by Gyorgy Salamon, born 1948, a Hungarian artist, disciple of Jeno Barcsay and Kokas Ignac who specializes in history genre and portraiture. The artwork represents a genre scene,

Collection of four 19th century hand painted porcelain vases. Lot includes: (1) Ignac Fischer J. Budapest reticulated double handled floral vase with gold gilt accents. Measures 11" x 6" x 5". Marked

Ignac Fischer learned his craft at Herend and in 1867 founded his own pottery manufacture in Pest. Imagination had no bounds and Fischer produced a wealth of decorative art pottery that was extensivel

pair of flower pots, Hungary, Budapest, around1880, Ignac Fisherman (1867-1895), stoneware, enamel painting of floral decor in oriental style, gold heightened and on ivory coloured glaze, H.approx. 16

Hungarian antique pottery decorative ewer or Turkish coffee pot with serpent handle, hand painted with elaborate design with gold overlay, from the pottery of Ignac Fischer of Budapest, Austro-Hungari

Ignac Fischer learned his craft at Herend and in 1867 founded his own pottery manufacture in Pest. Imagination had no bounds and Fischer produced a wealth of decorative art pottery that was extensivel

Ignac Fischer learned his craft at Herend and in 1867 founded his own pottery manufacture in Pest. Imagination had no bounds and Fischer produced a wealth of decorative art pottery that was extensivel

Oil on canvas Impressionist-style Russian peasant girl signed "Ignac" and dated "88" bottom right. [Sight: 23 1/2" H x 17 1/2" W; Frame: 30 3/4" H x 24 3/4"]. Very light surface grime.

Ignac Fischer learned his craft at Herend and in 1867 founded his own pottery manufacture in Pest. Imagination had no bounds and Fischer produced a wealth of decorative art pottery that was extensivel

Ignac Fischer learned his craft at Herend and in 1867 founded his own pottery manufacture in Pest. Imagination had no bounds and Fischer produced a wealth of decorative art pottery that was extensivel

Ignac Fischer learned his craft at Herend and in 1867 founded his own pottery manufacture in Pest. Imagination had no bounds and Fischer produced a wealth of decorative art pottery that was extensivel

Ignac Fischer learned his craft at Herend and in 1867 founded his own pottery manufacture in Pest. Imagination had no bounds and Fischer produced a wealth of decorative art pottery that was extensivel

Peasant Lady Sowing. Signed and dated 1919, inscribed Munchen lower right. Oil on Board. 38.50 by 27 inches. In an rococo style gesso cast gold frame. Overall measures 45 by 34 in. (losses)

Ignac Ujvary (Hungarian, 1860-1927) - Landscape, Oil on Board. Signed. 22.5x27.5cm.

Ignac Konrad (Hungarian/French, 1894-1969) FAIR PLAY Oil on canvas, 28" x 36" Signed, inscribed: Paris, Fair Play Inscribed on verso: Fair Play, 6 months after August Belmont sale $10,000. Ð 15,000.