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Anders Zorn (Swedish, 1860-1920) etching on paper titled "The Swan" depicting a nude woman standing on a rock, a cloth draped loosely around her body. Pencil signed lower right margin, artist monogram and date "1915" printed in plate. Housed in an ivory giltwood molded frame with silk mat. Plate – 9 3/4" H x 7 […]

Louis Icart (French, 1888-1950) etching with aquatint titled "Eve" depicting a nude woman lounging with an apple in her right hand, and a serpent armband on her left arm. Copyright 1928 L. Icart Paris stamped upper left margin, pencil signed lower right, artist's blindstamp lower left. Ivory silk matte and silver gilt ribbon-molded frame. Oval […]

Saart Brothers/Sterling Silver Manufacturing Company 5-piece sterling coffee and tea service, pattern number 0712, including tea pot and coffee pot with ivory insulators, sugar bowl with lid, creamer, and waste bowl. All pieces with maker's marks, Sterling, and pattern number to the base. All pieces monogrammed. Coffee pot – 9 5/8" H. Tea pot – […]

Charles Boyton and Son, London mid 20th century sterling silver tea kettle or hot water urn on stand, lobed melon form with seed pod and branch finial and handle with ivory ferrules. Stand with four petal shaped feet, burner, and two removable pins. Hallmarks and date marks for 1959, underside of tea kettle and lid, […]

Group of four (4) framed Chinese silk embroideries, including Rank Badge. 1st item: First Degree Mandarin Square, silk embroidery badge of crane or phoenix amongst clouds and bats and sun. Thread colors of ivory, blues, red, cream, purple and gold. Panel – 10-3/4"H x 12 W. Gilt frame – 15-1/2" H x 15-3/8" W. Late […]

Beggs & Smith (Joseph P. Beggs and Harry R. Smith, working Cincinnati, OH, 1848-1861) coin silver teapot, round form having lobed body decorated in repousse floral designs with center cartouche and monogram to one side, acanthus leaf spout, hinged top with finial and repousee floral designs, hinged curved handle with ivory insulators and four pierced […]

Charles William Smith (Virginia, 1893-1987) woodcut, "Churchyard, Charleston," titled in pencil lower left margin, numbered 10/50 lower center margin, and signed lower right margin, additionally signed in the plate. Hinge mounted; ivory mat. 7" x 8 1/2" image, 10 1/2" x 14" sheet, 14" x 18 1/2" mat. Provenance: A Nashville, TN, estate. Biography (courtesy […]