HOLIDAYS

Bronze statue of a man possibly by an artist known for large-scale monuments. Signed and dated 95 on back of statue with a Lucca, Italy, Foundry mark.

A Vintage Chinese blue and white low oval dish or spoon rest, circa 1980.

A 19th-century English majolica multi-colored glazed plate with lily pads.

An enormous Mongolian tea pot, a gift to a diplomat, circa 1970. The tea pot is copper with brass decorations of Buddha and dragons.

A rare Paris Porcelain child's dish with enameled animals and rubbed gilt alphabet, France circa 1870.

A silver-plated crystal flask, circa 1940.

A silver warming stand, England, 19th century. Listed measurements are when folded closed.

A silver snuff box, England circa 1900.

A silver plate serving dish, England circa 1930. Two available. The top and side are engraved with an eagle.

A silver plate on copper tea caddy with embossed Oriental scenes, Dutch, circa 1830.

A Vintage silver plate lemonade mixer or muddler, American.

A 19th Century Turkish Style silver on copper water jar with a face of a man on one side and a geometric design on the other side, ware to silver.

A late 19th Century silver on copper basket, England. Overall height with handle up is 11" high.

A silver flashed bud vase, England circa 1900.

A pair of Charles I style Baroque silver on bronze candle sconces, England circa 1850.

An early 20th Century leather tankard with a sterling silver rim and presentation plaque on the front. The plaque reads to Fredrick Maudes, Portlan...

A Jugendstil silver candelabra, Germany circa 1900.

A Dutch silver plate picture frame, circa 1930. The strap that holds the back together is broken.

A late 18th Century Venetian silver gilt mirror on red clay bole with original mirror plate.

This handsome and large Georgian chestnut silver canteen comes to us from a group of boxes bought at the Chatsworth attic sale held in October of 2...

A 19th-century French silver plated carving set, circa 1900. Listed measurements are of the box.

A Georgian inkwell and pen tray, circa 1800.

A Piranesi of ancient Roman objects, circa 1720.

An ink sketch by Henry Krell, 1981. Part of intellectual exile from Europe before WW2, Krell taught at CCAC and influenced R. Diebenkorn, and paint...