Decorative and Design

Meissen-style Schneeballen Vase with Fruit, late 19th/early 20th century, topiary cover with flowers, vinework, and applied vegetal mounts with birds over applied small white porcelain floral ground, ht. 16 in. Losses and restoration to glazing/paint on lid, overall minor scattered losses to body, in particular white flowers and applied leaves, with some restoration/repair work of ornaments.

Overall very good condition. Eyes re-painted. Left eye tells the minutes and the right eye tells the hours. Takes a wind, but unsure of working order.

Sculpted and incised stoneware bowl with glazed interior.

Sculptural chair, Kingston, NY, 2001; Steel, stainless steel, bronze, leather; Unmarked; 55" x 45 1/2" x 52" Provenance: Collection of the artist Excellent Condition

Steubenville Pottery

Steubenville Pottery

Steubenville Pottery

Sofa designed to Vladimir Kagan’s specification in 1952, and typifying the designers mid-century design ethos that looked to reductions of form and exterior complexity whilst amplifying sophistication and sex appeal. The ‘Serpentine’ sofa was one of the earliest of Kagan’s successful pieces after opening his New York firm at just 22 — its long, low positioning and subtle use of curvature lending a distinction that redraws the furniture as a sculptural centrepiece within the living space. PROPERTY FROM THE STEDMAN COLLECTION, ARMONK, NEW YORK

Server. Part of a Spanish Art Nouveau Oak Dining Room Suite, comprising a vitrine, a server, a sideboard, an extension table, two armchairs and twelve side chairs, each with carved foliate decoration throughout.

Smoked glass sculptures with submerged decoration in red and black.