Goldberg Coins and Collectibles

Sale 113

The Manuscript and Collectibles Auction

Decorative Arts

Lot	Photo	Description	Realized
Lot 757		Magnificent Viennese Hand Painted & Gilt Gold Porcelain Plate, Stunningly Presented in Exceptional Gilt Frame and Shadow Box. A fabulous Royal Vienna style portrait plate executed by the Hutschenreuther factory in the late 19th century shows a lovely beauty. The transfer decorated plate is further detailed with hand painted accents throughout and depicts the beautiful woman in the center dressed in a blue flowing top, her dark hair piled high with curls and roses woven throughout. The plate border is executed in a maroon red tone with gold gilt highlights. Absolutely beautiful and with no chips cracks or repairs. Plate is 9 x 9" and gilt matted and framed then presented in a shadow box. Estimated Value $750 - UP View details and enlarged photo	Unsold
Lot 758		Two Beautiful, Antique Hand Painted Oval Porcelain Plaques: Gainsborough's "The Blue Boy" and "Portrait of a Lady" in Original Elaborate Frames. Two antique hand painted porcelain plaques, tributes to 18th Century Masters. The most recognizable is Gainsborough's "The Blue Boy" exquisitely painted boasting great detail. Under a loop, the craftsmanship is immediately apparent as is the second, "Portrait of a Lady". Both are in hand made brass and wood frames with elaborate foliate designs. The flames each had four tiny pearls as accents, however "Blue" is missing three of four and "Lady" one. Plaques measures 3½ x 2½ and the frames 5 x 4" both with prop stands on verso or loops in case one desires to hang them. Estimated Value $300 - UP View details and enlarged photo	Realized $180
Lot 759		Matched Pair of Pre-WWII Mantle Lamps. Florentine design pewter lamps each with a crystal ball on an electrified marble base. Choice condition and accompanied by new white shades. Height: 13". Estimated Value $400 - UP View details and enlarged photo	Unsold
Lot 760		Russian Lacquer Box: Large and Quite Spectacular Console Box from Palekh. Exceptional Russian lacquer console box from Palekh made of papier mâché, enamel, gold, egg tempera and lacquer. Russian lacquer art developed from the art of icon painting. But after the collapse of Imperial Russia, icon painters/artists needed a way to make a living. Thus, the craft of making papier-mâché decorative boxes and panels developed, the items were lacquered and then hand painted by the artists, often with scenes from folk tales. This is one of two lacquer boxes we are offering in auction both measuring 3 x 10 x 13" both having completely different scenes, but the same folk tale. Signed by artist below the elaborate art, the studio in Palekh written in gold letters underneath box, with elaborate hand painted scroll work framing the lid as well as all four sides of the box in gold paint. In mint condition boasting exceptional craftsmanship. Estimated Value $1,000 - UP From the private collection of a Russian gentleman. View details and enlarged photo	Realized $600
Lot 761		Russian Lacquer Box: Spectacular and Large Console Box of a Russian Folklore Scene Made in Palekh Boasting Stunning Detail. Russian lacquer art developed from the art of icon painting. But after the collapse of Imperial Russia, icon painters/artists needed a way to make a living. Thus, the craft of making papier-mâché decorative boxes and panels developed, the items were lacquered and then hand painted by the artists, often with scenes from folk tales. Offered is a spectacular example from Palekh of extraordinary beauty and remarkable detail. Lidded box is fully hand painted and resplendent in extensive gold paint highlights that the lid appears to shimmer in the light. As with all the boxes in auction, box has the usual rich red lacquered interior. This piece has been signed by the artist, and on verso, the artist and studio also signed in gold. Fine scrolling surrounds the box not only framing the art of the lid, but surrounding the middle sides of the box. 13 x 10 x 3", this is the second lacquer box of this size we are offering in this auction, completely different art, but from the same folk tale. Estimated Value $1,000 - UP View details and enlarged photo	Realized $600
Lot 762		Russian Lacquer Box: Exquisite Hand Painted Lacquer Box of Woman, Lamb and Her Village Along River. Exceptional Russian lacquer box from Fedoskino made of papier mâché, gold leaf, enamel, egg tempera and lacquer. Signed by artist and dated 1987 at lower left of these magnificent and serene art. So much detail to the leaves, blades of grass the lines the patterns in the fabric and the golden glow of the river. Box measures 2½ x 8¼ x 5½". There are two very small areas (chips to lacquer) professionally restored at bottom edge of lid that blend almost without notice otherwise very fine. Estimated Value $600 - UP From the private collection of a Russian gentleman. View details and enlarged photo	Realized $432
Lot 763		Russian Lacquer Boxes: Stunning Hand Painted Box Inspired by one of Konstantin Makovskiy's Greatest Works. 1.) Konstantin Makovskiy (1839-1915). One of the most influential painters of the late 19th Century, showed an idealized view of Russian life of prior centuries, with beautiful female subjects in elaborate apparel. "Girl at the Fireplace" is one of his most celebrated works; a beautiful maiden in Russian sarafan and kokoshnik sits by the fireplace. From Fedoskino, an artist has reproduced this masterwork with astonishing artistry by hand and one of the best in auction. It comes with a COA, something we do not often see. 1½ x 7 x 5" and is in excellent condition noting a few rubs on lip where lid meets box, four felt dots on base, the image itself without issues. 2.)2.) A very fine long rectangular lacquer box from Kohuli of a banquet scene and religious imagery of impressive boasting spectacularly colored details and beautiful gold painted scroll work. In near to mint condition with only the slightest evidence of crazing, not at all visible without a loop. Both impressive pieces worthy of a Romanov. Estimated Value $600 - UP View details and enlarged photo	Realized $360
Lot 764		Russian Lacquer Box: One Vintage, Elaborately Hand Painted Box From Mstera, One from Fedoskino of Magic Carpet and Firebird. 1.) Vintage Russian lacquer box from Mstera, a small 17th Century Russian settlement known for their unique artistic approach to their crafts and icons very much evoking the 15 and 16th centuries. Wonderful example here of folklore boasting incredible hand painted details of such precision and an unusual perspective through the window that impresses. Further, the hand painted gilt scroll work surrounding the image is unrivaled in this auction. Box, pre-owned and slightly used the lower right corner shows a small chip at corner tip outside of the border work that has been touched up as well as light surface scratches on base; all hardly visible. But the image itself is pristine, again a masterwork of astonishing detail and worthy of any collection. 1½ x 5½ x 7" 2.) Beautiful hand painted box rich in detail from Fedoskino of a fairy tale magic carpet with a firebird in a gilded cage. Box is unusually shaped and perfect for jewelry or keepsakes. Measures 1½ x 5 x 7" and mint. Estimated Value $600 - UP View details and enlarged photo	Unsold
Lot 765		Russian Lacquer Boxes: Two Spectacular Boxes from Palekh of Russian Folklore with Remarkable Details and Gilt Gold Throughout + 1 More. Russian lacquer boxes from Palekh, the two largest from "The Russian Collection" a cooperative of young artists continuing the traditions of the country's art from all territories that was founded in 1991. 1.) Box with Slavic god has underlay of Russian decoupage and then dramatically enhanced with hand painted detail in colors much of it gold giving the box extraordinary depth and luxury, the art itself having wonderful story vignettes throughout. 1¼ x 4¼ x 6". 2.) Hand painted box again with an underlay of Russian decoupage and then bursting throughout with additional colors and gilt gold. The craftsman ship is equal to the other as they are signed by the same artist. Both boxes have hand painted gilt gold scrollwork surrounding the boxes just below where the lid meets the box. 3.) Small box from Palekh fully hand painted, again a fairytale image, a beautiful miniature by any measure. 1 x 2½ x 3½". Mint. Estimated Value $600 - UP View details and enlarged photo	Realized $360
Lot 766		Russian Lacquer Boxes: Five Beautiful Boxes of Various Shapes, Four From Palekh, One from Fedoskino. Five wonderful Russian lacquer boxes: 1. Largest box, slightly bean shaped fully hand painted of a sleigh of musicians; 1½ x 3½ x 6½"/ 2.) Oval box hand painted with three prancing horses being led by a pied piper, clearly inspired by a folktale. 3.) Rectangular box of horseman coming upon a woman in a tent, again inspired by a folktale. 1 x 2¾ x 5¼". 4.) Smallest box, a woman in winter finery and fur, rabbits at her feet in a forest. 1 x 3½ x 2¼" 5.) Interesting pot of two woman creating wool yarn beautifully enhanced with gold leaf in their apparel and gilt gold paint highlights 3 x 2 x 2". All in mint condition. Estimated Value $600 - UP View details and enlarged photo	Realized $408
Lot 767		Russian Lacquer Boxes: Nine (9) Wonderful Miniatures, Hand Painted With Traditional Designs. Outstanding collection of nine (9) Russian lacquer hand painted miniatures, almost all from Palekh, with traditional images 1.) One box of particular note, a double box, where one box with hand painted lid serves as the lid of the second. Charming with a Russian couple dancing. 2 x 2¼ x 3¼". The balance of the square boxes are 1¼ x 2¼ x 2¼" and the small rectangular boxes 1¼ x 1 x 3". Estimated Value $600 - UP View details and enlarged photo	Realized $360
Lot 768		Russian Lacquer Box: Czar Nicholas II of Russia,The Last Emperor, Portrait Box (1868-1918) Nicholas II, the last Emperor of Russia along with his family the subject of more conspiracies, books and films than any other ruler of Russia. Though he had been deposed, his crown and his name stolen from him, his family imprisoned, months later, they were all assassinated. Czar Nicholas is frequently the subject of Russian lacquer boxes, and this Russian decoupage of his most famous portrait has been beautifully enhanced with intricate hand painted gold all throughout the uniform; the gold bullion, the medals, the buttons, the saber and the exquisitely delicate border along the edge of the lid. 1¼ x 4 x 3" and in mint condition. Estimated Value $500 - UP View details and enlarged photo	Realized $360
Lot 769		Russian Lacquer Boxes: Three Lovely Hand Painted Boxes From Fedoskino, Including a Beautiful Winter Landscape. Two vintage lacquer boxes from Fedoskino, and one somewhat recent. 1.) Beautiful box hand painted of a small village in winter. Great detail and artistry including the birds in the trees and the telling architecture of the roof tops. 1¾ x 5 x 4". 2.) Rectangular box of a lovely hand painted maiden standing next to a tree, her sarafan resplendent in gold leaf and green trim. 1¾ x 7 x 2½" and in excellent pre-owned condition with only minor evidence of use. 3.) Small box, a lovely minature of women carrying pails talking, in the distance the warm glow of a fire and lanterns illuminate the windows. 1 x 2¼ x 3¼" quite jewel like with all the gold leaf, and in mint condition. Estimated Value $500 - UP View details and enlarged photo	Realized $300
Lot 770		Russian Lacquer Boxes: Three Lovely Examples of Russian Lacquer from Fedoskino Including Box with Exceptional Folklore Art. Russian lacquer boxes are prized the world over for their artistry and craftsmanship and these three pieces from Fedoskino are no exception: 1.) The best in the lot is a large, unusually shaped box of a Russian folk tale absolutely beautifully hand painted with gilt gold touches and a very elaborate double row of elaborate scroll work that is in both gilt gold and gilt silver expertly executed. In near to mint condition (one tiny ding outside edge of lip, signed boldly by artist on base and measures 1½ x 5 x 7". 2.) Rectangular box of maid standing next to a tree beautifully hand painted with her sarafan in gold gilt. 1½ x 6 x 2½" in very fine condition noting a discoloration in the sarafan. Bottom of box has felt paper liner but lifts out with no glue residue present. 3.) Beautiful small pot with brightly painted figures with gold leaf inlay of a boot vendor showing his work to two ladies. Pot is beautiful, near to mint only in that the bottom of pot has a navy non-skid fabric glued which cannot be removed but does not show unless turned upside down. Inside lid, the artist studio mark in Fedoskino. Estimated Value $500 - UP View details and enlarged photo	Unsold
Lot 771		Russian Lacquer Boxes: Four Gorgeous Seasonal, Wintry Scenes Including a Fantastic Russian Santa "Ded Moroz" and Snowman. Four terrific Russian lacquer boxes that certainly convey the Holiday or wintry scenes. 1.) Great box of a Russian Santa, "Ded Moroz" or some artistic cross between the two because there is no tall staff and in red and blue. Nevertheless a wonderful decoupage beautifully enhanced with hand painted gilt gold, red and green. 1¼ x 4 x 3" from the Russia Collection founded in 1991 to preserve Russian art. 2.) Two boxes with a troika of horses, pulling a sleigh, the drivers in blue which hint at the traditional "Ded Moroz". Beautiful gilt gold enhancements to both: 1¼ x 6½ x 3¼" and 1¼ x 4 x 3" this one also made by the co-operative, The Russia Collection. 3. Finally a miniature fully hand painted box of couple in a sleigh being pulled by horses, each clearly in Holiday apparel. 1 x 2 x 3" and a marvelous miniature work. All four boxes mint. Estimated Value $500 - UP View details and enlarged photo	Unsold
Lot 772		Russian Lacquer: Large Lacquer Plaque of "Prince Ivan and the Firebird" and Vintage, Mid-Century Lacquer Box. Two Russian lacquer pieces including a wall plaque, something we have never auctioned before. 1.) 13 x 5½" Fedoskino lacquer plaque that depicts a well known folklore scene "Prince Ivan and the Firebird". We have noted smaller boxes with this art, but the size of this plaque is impressive which gleams from the gold leaf, enamel, egg tempera and lacquer. There are some very light surface scratches and a small ding in upper right corner. 2.) An old lacquer box but how old we cannot say. It does have some minor flaking and crazing to lacquer. But the details in the painting are remarkable, the fabric, the wood cabin and landscape all with discrete gold highlights. The box 2¼ x 4 x 6½" is wood not paper mâché, box hinges not modern barrel hinges nor is it painted red on the inside but instead the same black as exterior. Further, the box has a lock (no key). Nevertheless a unique appeal and unlike any other piece in auction. Estimated Value $400 - UP From the private collection of a Russian gentleman. View details and enlarged photo	Unsold
Lot 773		Russian Lacquer: Four Hand Painted and Lacquered, Wood Russian Eggs and One Russian Plaque. Four beautiful wooden eggs exquisitely hand painted and lacquered. The eggs range from 4 x 2½ x 2½" to 5¼ x 3½ x 3½". The favorite by far is of St. Basil's Cathedral in Red Square complete with brass onion shaped dome affixed to top. Clearly the most famous cathedral in all of Russia, the artist has captured it well, signed at lower right and dated 1992. The two medium sized eggs are both painted by a different artist with one a portrait of a lady in all her finery, the other a country scene of women picking fruit, both initialed on verso. The smallest egg is a musician from folktale. Finally a very colorful modern Russian decoupage plaque of Red Square Consistent with all of these pieces is the architecture so associated with Russia and that is their distinctive onion shaped domes as seen in every one of these pieces. Some light scuffs, a chip in the black lacquer of base on egg but otherwise these display beautifully and in very fine condition. Brass stand included. Estimated Value $400 - UP View details and enlarged photo	Unsold
Lot 774		Russian Lacquer : Tsar Peter The Great, Emperor of All Russia; Two Outstanding Hand Gilt Russian Decoupage Boxes (1672-1725) It is impossible to study the history of Russia without a deep dive into Peter The Great, proclaimed "Emperor of all Russia" in 1721. His reforms as ruler heavily influenced by Western Europe, notably France even in dress (and no beards) and established St. Petersburg as the capitol, which it was until 1918. Peter I is celebrated on Russian lacquer boxes with these two pieces boasting images of two of Peter's most commanding images. Beautifully decoupage boxes both with hand painted gold enhancements not only within the images but in the gilt details along the sides. On the portrait, all the buttons and gorget have enhancements and the box where he is riding the horse, gold through out especially the horse, the ships and the buildings. Both 1¼ x 3 x 4" and in mint condition. Estimated Value $400 - UP View details and enlarged photo	Realized $240
Lot 775		Russian Lacquer Boxes: Two Lovely Examples of Russian Decoupage with Striking Hand Painted Enhancements to the Ballerina's Tutus. Two superior Russian lacquer boxes from Fedoskino each adorned with beautiful Russian decoupage images of ballerinas boasting extremely fine enhancements, not in gilt but in thin white strokes throughout the tulle of the dress and bodice. Both by the same artist from the Russian Collection, a co-operative founded in 1991 of young artists carrying on the traditions of the craftsman before them. 1¼ x 4 x 3" and in mint condition. Estimated Value $250 - UP View details and enlarged photo	Realized $120
Lot 776		Russian Lacquer Boxes: Four Fine Examples of Russian Decoupage with Hand Painted Gilt Gold Scroll Work. Four examples of Russian lacquer and decoupage wood boxes from Fedoskino. All boast wonderful images from the 19th Century; three with images of rural townsfolk, one of two ladies of means all in their finery and all works by Russian painters. The four boxes boast hand painted gold gilt trim and scroll work to top edges of lids as well as the sides of the boxes. Three of the boxes are 1½ x 4 x 5½" and one is 1½ x 3¼ x 6½" and all in mint condition. Estimated Value $250 - UP View details and enlarged photo	Realized $120
Lot 777		Russian Lacquer: Two Lacquer and Painted Covers on Small Notepads, One Russian Porcelain Music Box, One German Porcelain Box, One Of Metal. Balance of consignment of the Russian Lacquer Collection. 1.) Two, mint in original (Russian) box, half notepad, half tabbed directory (Cyrillic alphabet letters) 2.) Russian porcelain jar with wind-up music box in lid that works beautifully playing "Some Day My Prince Will Come" with fine clarity and volume. The art on the lid is of a regal couple galloping among the clouds over water. Fine hand painted porcelain mimicking traditional Russian boxes. 1½ x 3 x 3". 3.) Henrich Geman porcelain of "The Snow Maiden" again mimicking Russian boxes from a limited edition of Russian Folklore boxes. 2 x 4 x 5" 4.) Hand painted round metal Russian box, the lid boasting wonderful colors and details of two women in front of village home, one showing off her colorful floral shaw. 2 x 5 x 5" and the inside painted the traditional red. Estimated Value $250 - UP View details and enlarged photo	Unsold
Lot 778		Beautiful Ermanno Farina Porcelain Designed Sculptures of Koi Fish for Dear Porcelain, Italy. Eramnno Farina a fine porcelain artist created works for a number of Italian porcelain makers. From Dear Porcelain in Italy, two gorgeous koi fish sculptures capturing the beauty of their movement in water. Each stand approximately 11½ x 12 x 8" on highly polished wood bases 7½ x 7½. Each bear a medallion with the artist's name, Ermanno Farina and the Dear Porcelain emblem. In mint condition. Estimated Value $250 - UP View details and enlarged photo	Realized $156
Lot 779		Meissen Porcelain: "Couple Dancing", 20th Century, Beautiful Condition. German, 20th century. A finely modeled, polychrome and gilded enameled porcelain figures of a couple in late 18th Century dress, dancing in Springtime. Underside with blue underglaze Meissen crossed swords and incised "1641 and else where impressed "58". In superior condition we note no chips or repairs and the hands held aloft flawless. 5½ x 3 x 3¾" and a joyous addition to any Meissen porcelain collection. Estimated Value $600 - UP View details and enlarged photo	Unsold
Lot 780		Meissen Porcelain: Rare Late 19th Century Figure of Elegant Lady Reading Letter. Gorgeous, Meissen porcelain figure of an elegant lady with a Letter, late 19th century. She is standing, reading a letter while holding a finely detailed feather muff with the other, wearing lace bonnet, a hooded cloak, standing on a naturalistic base and boasting incredible detail throughout. Meissen mark of underglaze blue crossed swords mark with pommels incised D 66 and impressed 43. Impressive at 8" tall by 3½ x 3½" Figure has actual lace atop bonnet over the "porcelain lace" of the bonnet which appears original. In near to mint condition, we note only a few edge points to lace missing to back hood. This is a highly prized Meissen figure for collectors worldwide. Estimated Value $600 - UP View details and enlarged photo	Unsold
Lot 781		Meissen Porcelain: "Couple Courting with Doggies Approval" Late 19th Early 20th Century. Exceptional, finely modeled Meissen porcelain figure of a couple courting, he a soldier leaning in, her enjoying the flowers given with a fine assist by the dog. Couple is standing on a naturalistic base and boasting incredible detail throughout. Meissen mark of underglaze blue crossed swords mark with pommels, and incised is the number 38 and the number 5 hand executed in red underglazed as well. We note no issues on this extremely appealing piece by Meissen. 6 x 4 x 3¾". Estimated Value $600 - UP View details and enlarged photo	Unsold
Lot 782		Meissen Porcelain: Late 19th, Early 20th Century "Woman at Spinet Piano" in Excellent Condition, Very Scarce. German, late 19th-early 20th century. A polychrome and gilded enameled porcelain figure of a woman seated in 18th Century dress, playing a spinet. Underside with blue underglaze Meissen crossed swords and inscribed cursive E 1. In superior condition we note no chips or repairs, the porcelain lace details in outstanding condition. A great addition to any Meissen collection. 5 x 3½ x 3½". Estimated Value $500 - UP View details and enlarged photo	Realized $363
Lot 783		Meissen Porcelain: Early 20th Century Woman Selling Flowers, Outstanding Condition. Absolutely lovely Meissen porcelain figure of a lady selling flowers. This is a remarkable piece given the detail in her lace bodice each a strand of pulled porcelain and is complete. Gorgeous pastel colors, Meissen mark of underglaze blue crossed swords mark with pommels, with impressed mark of 127 and painted in gold the number 69. In virtually mint condition we note no issues on this fine piece. 6¼ x 3 x 3" and would make a fine addition to any level of Meissen collector. Estimated Value $500 - UP View details and enlarged photo	Unsold
Lot 784		Meissen Porcelain: Lady at Vanity Table, A Favorite of Meissen Collectors in Superior Condition, 20th Century. Popular Meissen porcelain figurine of an elegant woman, in 18th Century dress sitting at her vanity. A mirror is perched on her table and she is contemplating her reflection. On her table lies a powder box, pearls with a cross, a brush, a jewelry box and other items, all beautifully hand painted in fine detail. In outstanding condition we note no issues and again, marvel at the details on display. 5½ x 4 x 4" with Meissen mark of underglaze blue crossed swords mark with pommels, incised mark of letters E Z and impressed mark of 127. Estimated Value $500 - UP View details and enlarged photo	Realized $313
Lot 785		Meissen Porcelain: Charming Young Couple Courting with Flute. Exceptional, finely modeled Meissen porcelain figure of a couple courting, she sitting near a tree, and he helping her to play the flute. Couple are fashioned on a naturalistic base with the ususal Meissen attention to detail throughout. Meissen mark of underglaze blue crossed swords mark with pommels, and pressed into the number 132 and the number 64 hand executed in red underglazed as well. Piece is in excellent condition. The only issue noted after careful examination is a tiny single leaf and petal in the tiny basket of flowers at her feet have a fleabite sized chip otherwise excellent. 5½ x 3½ x 4¾". Estimated Value $500 - UP View details and enlarged photo	Realized $325
Lot 786		Christofle of Paris, Rare, Early 20th Century Gold Gilt Bronze and Crystal Compote/Tazza Centerpiece. Christofle is a goldsmith and tableware company, founded in Paris in 1830 by Charles Christofle. The company is known for having introduced electrolytic gilding in Christofle in 1842 and has created for 150+ years some of the most beautiful pieces for the table and prized throughout the world. Offered is a Belle Epoque tazza or compote of extraordinary craftsmanship. The pedestal is triangular shaped of branches and blossoms that supports a stunning, heavily faceted shallow bowl. This is a significant centerpiece for any table standing at 12" tall with the crystal bowl 11" in diameter. No chips or cracks, this beautiful work has been well taken care of spanning a hundred years. Estimated Value $3,000 - UP From a Beverly Hills Estate. View details and enlarged photo	Unsold
Lot 787		Historic 19th Century Large British Cache Pot Recognizing Hong Kong's Period as a Crown Colony of Great Britain, Chinoiserie Design. Remarkable and historic 19th Century British monteith cache pot with red British mark (Lion and Unicorn, Crown over Crest, established 1879) on base in glaze. After the two Opium Wars China had to cede Hong Kong to Britain in the Treaty of Nanking. As a result, Hong Kong became a crown colony of the British Empire in 1860. In 1898, the British signed a deal with the Chinese to lease Hong Kong, Kowloon, and the "New Territories" and over 200 outlying islands a lease that was to last for 99 years. This cache pot clearly is from that period, Hong Kong harbor filled with fishing boats, the architecture of the buildings very much of the period as seen in late 19th Century photographs with flags of other nations including Great Britain and the United States flying. The extremely detailed scenes completely wrap around the pot but the central image of Hong Kong is similar on both sides. Monteith design is trimmed in gold gilt as are the large handles. Inside the pot is a traditional Chinoiserie design of brightly colored koi fish swimming amongst floating water foliage. Absolutely outstanding and an exceptionally fine antique porcelain pot. Cache pot is in excellent condition commensurate with age and measures 8 x 19 x 12" with no cracks chips or repairs. We note normal crazing and just some minor residue to one side inside the bowl. Estimated Value $1,000 - UP View details and enlarged photo	Realized $780
Lot 788		Handsome Pair of Vintage Patinated Bronze Vases With Silver Overlay in Egyptian Motifs. Striking matching pair of dark copper patinated bronzes, early 20th Century, with remarkably detailed silver overlay of Egyptian motifs. Vases are 11 x 3 x 3" and are in excellent condition with no dents or any loss of silver overlay. This is an extremely appealing pair of vases and can work in any decor. Estimated Value $500 - UP View details and enlarged photo	Unsold