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molded and hand-hammered; of spherical form, worked in répeussé with four circular designs with crenelated edge, within elliptical and lozenge frame borders, raised on four spreading rectangular feet — Urn, c. 1903
Frank Lloyd Wright; Maker: James A. Miller & Brothers

G378

Favrile blown glass — Floriform vase, c. 1900
Louis Comfort Tiffany; Manufacturer: Tiffany Studios

G379

executed in shades of green and white mottled and striated stained glass panels set within a ribbed pattern; base formed in a tall, elongated root-style with a double-folded ribbed platform — "Mandarin" (Lotus Leaf) lamp, c. 1900-1905
Louis Comfort Tiffany; Maker: Tiffany Studios

G320

silver with inlaid enamel work (champlevé) and engraved decoration; removable cap with tube insert — Caviar server, 1905
Jules Auguste Habert-Dys

G379

Arrived with three prop records — "RCA Victor Special" portable phonograph, model M, c. 1935
John Vassos; Manufacturer: RCA Victor Manufacturing Co., Inc.

G379

buttress vessel form shape #416; for 'Teco' ware line — Monumental vase, c. 1905-1910
William Day Gates; Manufacturer: American Terra Cotta and Ceramic Company

G378

Round with central electrical components — "Nocturne" radio, c. 1937
Walter Dorwin Teague; Manufacturer: Sparton Corporation

G378

plant-husk form with lizard and bumble bee in relief — Pitcher, c. 1900
Attributed to M. Lucien Hirtz

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Two glazed doors separated by a central panel decorated with a stylized floral motif in marquetry of various colored woods inlaid with mother-of-pearl and abalone shell, the brass door handles with circular enamelled plaques; original finish intact; fitted with green velvet interior; arrived with key — Display cabinet, c. 1898
E. A. (Ernest Archibald) Taylor

G378

copper vase, original patina — Weed holder, c. 1895-1900
Frank Lloyd Wright; Maker: James A. Miller & Brothers

G300

natural oak with brass fittings — Zig-Zag chair, 1939 (designed 1934)
Gerrit Rietveld; Maker: Gerard A. van de Groenekan

G379

tall flower on each side panel; shoulder consists of four arches — Urn, 1912
George Washington Maher

G300

Spade shaped basin — Spoon, 1903 (designed 1900)
Oliver Baker; Retailer: Liberty & Company

G350

Aluminum with adjustable hood vents; ebonite top and foot — Lamp, c. 1927-1930
Jacques Le Chevallier; Artist: Rene Koechlin

G379

Adjustable copper shade — Table lamp, 1928
Christian Dell; Manufacturer: Belmag

G379

Handwrought copper in the form of the wildflower, jack-in-the-pulpit — Vase, c. 1910
Theodore Hanford Pond

G379

Formed as footed shallow bowl with looping handles on either end which terminate in a heart shape — Loop-handled dish, 1903
Mürrle-Bennet & Co.

G350

Rectangular lidded container with multicolored designs — Biscuit box, c. 1925
Emmanuel Josef Margold

G379

Cylindrical horizontal lamp on a stem with a round base and counterweight solid sphere on the terminating end — Piano lamp, c. 1928
Jacobus Johannes Pieter Oud; Manufacturer: W. H. Gispen

G379

Bent back, long curved seat, curved rockers and arm rests — Rocking chaise, model no. 7500, c. 1880
Attributed to August Thonet; Manufacturer: Gebrüder Thonet

Not on View

Aluminum with adjustable top elements — Lamp, c. 1927-1930
Jacques Le Chevallier; Artist: Rene Koechlin

G379

Humidor, Joseph Heinrichs; Maker: Marcus & Company — Humidor, c. 1915
Joseph Heinrichs; Maker: Marcus & Company

G379

glass with attached pewter lid; 'Midway Gardens' on PL side; matches plate (98.276.5.3) — Beer stein, 1914
Frank Lloyd Wright

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Cast and wrought; comprised of twelve arms and central shaft for a total of thirteen candle holders; the arms swivel round the center shaft so that they may be arranged in the same plane or at right angles to each other, forming a three-dimensional stylized tree — Candelabrum, 1901
Bruno Paul; Manufacturer: K. M. Seifert & Company

G379

cut glass bowl with brass lid and handles — Covered tureen, c. 1902
Gisela Falke von Lilienstein; Manufacturer: Argentor

G379

Cast and wrought; kettle with liner, lid and tray — Samovar, 1904
Bruno Paul; Manufacturer: Werkstätten für Kunst stet Handwerk

G379

extended lid handle; set with two long, narrow cabochons of jade; incised Celtic design (stylized knots motif) around handle — Pitcher, 1901
Attributed to Archibald Knox; Manufacturer: William Haseler & Sons; Retailer: Liberty & Company

G379

Bowl on a triangular pedestal — Centerpiece coupé (bowl), c. 1927-1928
M. Desnet; Designer: René Nauny; Manufacturer: La Maison Desny

G379

Silver base and clear blown glass shade with silver mounts in organic form — Candle lamp, 1900
Attributed to Kate Harris; Manufacturer: William Hutton & Sons, Ltd. (silver); Manufacturer: James Powell and Sons (glass); Retailer: Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co.

G379

Ten-sided basket consisting of square grid cut-out decoration; grid handle — Basket, c. 1905-1910
Josef Hoffmann; Manufacturer: Wiener Werkstätte (Vienna Workshops)

G379

Hammered; teardrop form with incised striations — Tea kettle, c. 1909
Peter Behrens; Manufacturer: AEG (Allgemeine Elektrizitäts-Gesellschaft)

G379

Hand-blown glass with wheel-carved cameo Favrille surface depicting attenuated leaves in deep green over a white glass ground; cylindrical form, swollen at the shoulder — Vase, c. 1900
Louis Comfort Tiffany; Manufacturer: Tiffany Furnaces

G379

Red — Ice gun, 1935
Unknown American; Manufacturer: Opco Company

G379

Copper with repoussé design of a sea creature and naturaliste / abstract motifs with inset mother-of pearl — Bowl, 1906
Ludwig Vierthaler; Manufacturer: J. Winhardt & Company

G379

Green; tall mirror with lamp on either side; two drawers; two shelves above base — "Skyscraper" night table, 1928-1929
Kem (Karl Emanuel Martin) Weber

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Brass kettle on a brass stand with four legs; round stretcher — Tea kettle on floor stand, c. 1906
Johannes (Jan) Eisenlöffel

G379

polished cast-iron with fountain motif; two removable feet; originally backed with a fine wire mesh screen — Firescreen, c. 1923
Edgar Brandt

G379

Handwrought copper, patinated in a verde green; looping handles with foliate-organic details — Centerpiece bowl, c. 1910
Marie Zimmermann

G379

Seat back consists of two tall arches separated by seven balls — Seven Ball Side Chair, model number 371, c. 1906
Josef Hoffmann

G379

Handwrought brass with traces of silver wash on various surfaces — Cordial from a cocktail/schnapps set, c. 1930
H. Ottomann; Manufacturer: Possibly attributed to Burg Diebichenstein

G379

Quatre-foiled form consisting of four pinched inverted triangles, together with a globular four-leafed clover effect, ending at the top; overall silver crystals on a black glazed ground — Vase, c. 1900
George E. Ohr

G379

Heliotrope glass with silvered metal mounts — Sherry krug, c. 1900
Koloman Moser; Retailer: E. Bakalowits & Son

G379

Handwrought brass with traces of silver wash on various surfaces — Cordial from a cocktail/schnapps set, c. 1930
H. Ottomann; Manufacturer: Possibly attributed to Burg Diebichenstein

G379

tall vase decorated with carved tulip motif and sea green glaze by Sturgis Lawrence for Rookwood — Vase, 1901
Frederick Sturgis Laurence; Manufacturer: Rookwood Pottery

G379

Round base with aqua colored glass — Table lamp, c. 1928
Attributed to Fritz August Breuhaus de Groot; Manufacturer: Württembergische Metallwaren Fabrik (a.k.a. WMF)

G378

lamp, lighting device molded glass fitted into bronze mount; motif of a basket of daisies modelled in high relief in clear and frosted glass; base fitted for electricity — "Basket of Flowers" ("Panier de Fleurs") illuminated plaque (luminaire), c. 1933
René Jules Lalique; Manufacturer: Lalique

G379

Sycamore with mounted brass elements, glass; arrived with key — Sellett, c. 1900
Léon Bénouville

G352

Vessel with handle incised with whiplash tendrils at top and bottom points of handle — Pitcher, c. 1900
Pierre-Adrien Dalpayrat

G379

White with green and purple design in the Art Nouveau style; no cover — Vase, 1900-02
Edward Colonna; Manufacturer: Gérard Dufraisseix & Abbot; Retailer: L'Art Nouveau Bing

G379

Handwrought brass with traces of silver wash on various surfaces — Decanter from a cocktail/schnapps set, c. 1930
H. Ottomann; Manufacturer: Possibly attributed to Burg Diebichenstein

G379

Opalescent glass shade with brass fittings; arrived with its own mount — Hanging lantern, c. 1895
William Arthur Smith Benson

G378

Blue — Pitcher, c. 1903
Marie Kirschner; Manufacturer: Johann Loetz-Witwe Glassworks

G379

Blue-grey — Tulip glass (Tulpanglas), 1957
Nils Landberg; Manufacturer: Orrefors Glasbruk, Småland, Sweden

G378

Chromium-plated steel with ebonized wood tops — Table from a nest of tables, 1926-1930
Marcel Lajos Breuer; Manufacturer: Gebrüder Thonet

G378

Bronze foot and mounts with paneled glass stem and dome-shaped art glass (papillon technique) shade — Lamp, c. 1905
Leopold Bauer; Manufacturer: Johann Loetz-Witwe Glassworks

G379

Handwrought brass with traces of silver wash on various surfaces — Cordial from a cocktail/schnapps set, c. 1930
H. Ottomann; Manufacturer: Possibly attributed to Burg Diebichenstein

G379

Glass with metal inclusions; presented in wrought-iron mounts — Vase with metal mounts, c. 1930
Daum Frères; Designer: Mountmaker: Louis Majorelle

G379

Chromium-plated steel with ebonized wood tops — Table from a nest of tables, 1926-1930
Marcel Lajos Breuer; Manufacturer: Gebrüder Thonet

G378

"New Yorker" electric guitar, Attributed to Victor Smith; Manufacturer: National Guitar Company — "New Yorker" electric guitar, c. 1937
Attributed to Victor Smith; Manufacturer: National Guitar Company

G379

Handwrought brass with traces of silver wash on various surfaces — Cordial from a cocktail/schnapps set, c. 1930
H. Ottomann; Manufacturer: Possibly attributed to Burg Diebichenstein

G379

a-p black chess pieces; q-ff natural chess pieces; gg original box — Chess set, c. 1923
Josef Hartwig; Manufacturer: Staatliches Bauhaus

G379

Six-sided seat; open seat back, curved at top; chair rungs form triangle; front legs close together; black triangles throughout — chair, c. 1927
attributed Abel Faidy

G379

Model No. 267; moulded seat; egg-shaped rockers on either side; back and seat in cane — "Egg" rocking chair, c. 1922
Società Anonima Antonio Volpe

G378

large vase with iridescent glaze, floral decoration — Monumental vase, 1902
Jacques Sicard; Maker: Weller Pottery

G379

Handwrought brass with traces of silver wash on various surfaces — Cordial from a cocktail/schnapps set, c. 1930
H. Ottomann; Manufacturer: Possibly attributed to Burg Diebichenstein

G379

Swollen baluster form with applied leaves and tulip blossoms — Grand vase, 1899
Zsolnay Art Pottery

G379

Chromium-plated steel with ebonized wood tops — Table from a nest of tables, 1926-1930
Marcel Lajos Breuer; Manufacturer: Gebrüder Thonet

G378

The Chap-Book: Thanksgiving Number, William H. Bradley; Publisher: Stone and Kimball, Chicago — The Chap-Book: Thanksgiving Number, November 1895
William H. Bradley; Publisher: Stone and Kimball, Chicago

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Chromium-plated steel with ebonized wood tops — Table from a nest of tables, 1926-30
Marcel Lajos Breuer; Manufacturer: Gebrüder Thonet

G378

Blue striated lines and round blue decoration — Dinner plate, c. 1930
Margarete Heymann-Marks Löbenstein; Manufacturer: Haël Werkstätten

G379

Vase in gourd form with narrow neck; red with yellow and blue — Vase, c. 1900
Pierre-Adrien Dalpayrat; Maker: Dalpayrat et Lesbros

G352

Handwrought brass with traces of silver wash on various surfaces — Cordial from a cocktail/schnapps set, c. 1930
H. Ottomann; Manufacturer: Possibly attributed to Burg Diebichenstein

G379

Cameo art glass formed as an open lotus-like blossom with a long throat set into a bronze socle of leafage — "Corolla" lamp, c. 1900
Émile Gallé

G379

Handwrought brass with traces of silver wash on various surfaces — Tray from a cocktail/schnapps set, c. 1930
H. Ottomann; Manufacturer: Possibly attributed to Burg Diebichenstein

G379

Gourd shaped vase with long, thin neck decorated in relief in salmon, white, green with blue overflow Sevres (manufacturer) — Gourd vase, c. 1900
Taxile-Maximin Doat; Manufacturer: Sèvres Porcelain Factory

G352

Pitcher with punched designs in spout and on inside edge of handle; cream with touches of rust and yellow with apllied tear-drop shapes — Pitcher, c. 1905
Paul Dachsel; Manufacturer: Riessner, Stellmacher & Kessel Amphora Werke, Turn-Teplitz, Austria

G379

Inset panels of multicolored stained glass — "Mushroom" lamp, c. 1910
Fulper Pottery Company, 1860–1955

G379

Narrow base expanding to a wide, flared lip with blue, purple and green decorations, mounted on a square bronze base — Vase, 1925
Emile-Jacques Ruhlmann; Decorator: Maurice Herbillon; Manufacturer: Sèvres Porcelain Factory

G379

Three legs; table top has three rounded sides — "Scissor Leg" occasional table, c. 1940-1945
Jean Prouvé

G378

The Chap-Book: The Blue Lady, William H. Bradley; Publisher: Stone and Kimball, Chicago — The Chap-Book: The Blue Lady, December 1894
William H. Bradley; Publisher: Stone and Kimball, Chicago

G379

Orange body with brown bands encircling the body — Vase, 1899
Max Laeuger; Maker: Tonwerke

G379

Ceramic with pewter mount in tri-footed cylindrical form — Umbrella stand, 1900
Friedrich Adler; Retailer: Walter Scherf

G378

Naturalistic wood form with four legs and four platforms — Pedestal, 1897
Gustave Serrurier-Bovy

G378

Box with two doors sits on top of table, black triangles of various sizes throughout — Telephone stand, c. 1927
Attributed to Abel Faidy

G379

Red seat cushion with yellow squares, five wooden balls on the back of each curved arm; two vertical rows of open squares on seat back; five open vertical rectangles and five open squares beneath each arm — "Sitzmaschine" reclining armchair, model no. 670, c. 1905
Josef Hoffmann; Maker: Jacob & Josef Kohn

G378

faux-Egyptian cityscape with geometric motifs; stylized cat and owl — Pedestal, c. 1911
Fernand Cesar Auguste Bernard James Moreau; Manufacturer: Northwestern Terra-Cotta Company (Norweta)

G379

Stretchers formed by reticulated squares — "Double Oval" table, c. 1910
Charles Limbert; Manufacturer: Charles P. Limbert Company

G378

drawer, front center; three shelves on either side — Desk, c. 1928
Ilonka Karasz

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Flower design for wallpaper or textile — Untitled (Floral Design), 20th century
Winold Reiss

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Tall vase decorated with stylized leaves and buds on dark green matte glaze — Monumental vase, c. 1898
Attributed to George R. Prentiss Kendrick; Manufacturer: Grueby Faience Company

G378

Table vase, Josef Hoffmann; Retailer: E. Bakalowits & Son — Table vase, c. 1899
Josef Hoffmann; Retailer: E. Bakalowits & Son

G379

Mantel clock, Josef Maria Olbrich — Mantel clock, c. 1899
Josef Maria Olbrich

G378

relief decoration of bamboo shoots; painted underglaze decoration in blue, black and green with crackle finish — Vase, c. 1900
Edmond Lachenal

G352

whitewashed and painted white on listel elements — Sideboard, 1959 (designed 1919)
Gerrit Rietveld; Maker: Gerard A. van de Groenekan

Not on View

brass frame with glass insert — Vase, c. 1905
Gustave Serrurier-Bovy

G379

Art nouveau — "Chicorée" style buffet, c. 1902
Louis Majorelle

G352

The Kiss, Peter Behrens; Publisher: Pan — The Kiss, 1898
Peter Behrens; Publisher: Pan

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Teapot from a coffee and tea service, Italy — Teapot from a coffee and tea service, c. 1930
Italy

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red, black and green on white paper; text: [Musea der Gem's Grarenhage/Tentoonstelling/Aanuinsten/Moderne Kunst/Zeestraat 65B] — Moderne Kunst, 1925
Netherlands

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Round lid with round finial — Cocktail shaker, c. 1934
Lurelle Van Arsdale Guild; Manufacturer: International Silver Company, Meriden, Connecticut, est. 1898

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