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 Antique French Normandy pewter Flagon c1780 to 1820Item # 3752Antique French Normandy pewter Flagon c1780 to 1820. This lovely "French pewter flagon" measures 8 and one quarter inches high and is hall marked on its top lid.See Pewter of the Western World by Peter R. G. Hornsby page 222 to 223 for a very similar example. This item is in our antiques archives andTo view the items we currently have in stock, for sale, |
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 Antique Japanese Bronze Hibachi or JardiniereItem # 3765This antique bronze Japanese Hibachi measures 16 inches in diameter, 20 inches including handles, and stands 10 and one half inches high. This Japanese Bronze Hibachi would make the ideal planter. This item is in our antiques archives andTo view the items we currently have in stock, for sale, |
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 Antique American folkart horse weathervaneItem # 3780Antique "American horse weathervane, 1880, of Ethan Allen (ref. page 116) "Art of the Weathervane" by Miller, in old "in use" paint from a horse barn in upstate New York (1/2 mile from Copake NY), rare small size. " It is on a removable base 26-1/2" long and stands 18" high. This piece of American Folk art is made from copper with a zinc head. There is some damage to the tail and denting which is to be expected from period weathervanes. The base was made to hold it for display. This item is in our antiques archives andTo view the items we currently have in stock, for sale, |
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 Antique Bronze Planter Pond Lily and SnailItem # 3781This antique bronze planter measures 9 and one half inches wide. The opening of this antique bronze planter is 5 inches in diameter. Probably Japanese, this bronze snail and pond lily planter stands 5 and one quarter inches high. circa 1900 This item is in our antiques archives andTo view the items we currently have in stock, for sale, |
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 Heinz Warneke Bronze Tumbling Bear SculptureItem # 3481Heinz Warneke sculpture. It is a bronze tumbling bear on a bronze block base; it measures 3 inches long by 2 and one quarter inches wide by 3and one half inches high. Heinz Warneke (1895-1983) was born in Bremen, Germany and trained in Europe, becoming known for his granite sculpture, many of them religious subjects. During World War I, he was a member of the German Monuments Commission. He immigrated to New York and then lived in Washington DC and finally Connecticut where he died. From 1940 to 1942, he was a teacher of sculpture at the Warneke School of Art; and from 1943 to 1968, was head of the sculpture department the Corcoran School of Art while also serving as professor of sculpture at George Washington University. He was awarded the Logan Medal at the Art Institute of Chicago, 1930; Widener Gold Metal, Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts, 1935; First Prize, St. Louis Artists' Guild, 1925; First Prize and Bronze Medal of the Society of Washington Artists, 1943. His work may be seen in the Art Institute of Chicago, The Corcoran Gallery of Art, the Department of the Interior, Fairmount Park, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania State College, Addison Gallery of American Art, the Washington National Cathedral, Washington, DC, and in may other collections. Was a member of the National Sculpture Society, the National Academy of Design, and the Salon des Tuileries. This item is in our antiques archives andTo view the items we currently have in stock, for sale, |
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