Mexico City mint, KM453. An exceptional gem offering dazzling mint brilliance and a layering of colorful tone: blue iridescence on the obverse, transitioning toward aged copper at the center and reverse.

A Table Lamp, France, 20th century

Wrought iron, internally-decorated glass, patinated metal
The glass shade with engraved signature: “Daum Nancy” with Cross of Lorraine
The iron with stamped signature: “E. Brandt, Made in France”

H: 25, W: 14 1/2 in. sq.

4 Foot Dissected Companion (Black), 2009
Painted cast vinyl
48 x 24 x 15 inches (121.9 x 61 x 38.1 cm)
Edition of 100
Produced by Medicom Toy and OriginalFake, Tokyo

Abstract expressionist, acrylic on canvas, signed Penley to bottom right.
Born in 1964, Steve Penley was raised in Athens and Macon, Georgia. Best known for his iconic portraits, Penley has become one of America’s most popular artists emerging from the South. His signature painting techniques incorporate a unique style of bold color, strong brush strokes and vivid imagery using both realism and abstract expressionism. His work is also part of the permanent collection of the Georgia Museum of Art.

Artist: Steve Penley
Issued: 21st c.
Dimensions: 40″W x 48″H
Country of Origin: United States

Early 20th century. Central sheep with farm animals in the border. Mounted on stretcher. 29″h. 35″w.

Glazed stoneware, allegorical Bacchanal scene. John Broad artist.
This superlative Doulton Lambeth glazed stoneware Neoclassical centerpiece vase was modeled c. 1879-1890 by sculptor, designer and decorator John Broad, whose work included a number of exemplary Victorian and Edwardian era architectural pieces, busts, statuary, and fountains, the latter upon which this monumental centerpiece is inspired. Modeled with three large allegorical Pan faun masks to footed base and a Bacchanal scene of six Greco Roman revelers encircling beneath the large central charger platter. Cobalt, green, tan, and other naturalistic colors. Artist mark to underside.

Artist: John Broad
Issued: c. 1885
Dimensions: 20″H x 14″W
Manufacturer: Doulton Lambeth
Country of Origin: England

(pair) French Napoleon III Boulle work cabinets, each stamped “HD on bronze and each stamped twice Henry Dasson on wood ( Henry Dasson, French, 1825-1896), late 19th c., marble top over ebonized case, frieze with inlaid brass rinceau, two doors and side panels with mirrored fine Boulle work, dore bronze figures of Demeter and Dionysus, attributed to Befort Jeune (Mathieu Berfot, France, 1813-1880), rising on bracket feet, label verso for Jan’s & Company Inc., Los Angeles, CA, retaining one shelf, approx 58.25″h, 53.5″w, 19.5″d
*Note: Cannot be shipped out of the United States*

rare Sea Green lamp

Rookwood Pottery / Tiffany Studios
USA, 1901
glazed earthenware, patinated copper, leaded slag glass, patinated metal
14 h × 12 dia in (36 × 30 cm)

The base features decoration of daffodils with leaves in metal overlay with a rare variation of the Tiffany Studios Vine Border shade with a single pink blossom. The leaf overlay was likely completed by Japanese metal worker R. Ito.

Impressed signature, date and number to underside of base ‘Flame mark/I/S1647’ with artist cipher. Impressed manufacturer’s mark to inner edge of shade ‘Tiffany Studios New York’.

Centering (1) oval-cut alexandrite, weighing 8.44 cts., accompanied by a Gemological Institute of America (GIA) Alexandrite Report #6172017064, Dated March 07, 2014, Stating Natural Alexandrite Yellowish Green Changing to Brownish Yellow, accented by (176) full-cut diamonds, weighing a total of approximately 0.80 cts., set in a 14k white gold mounting, size 6, gross weight 7.2 grams

Pennsylvania painted pine one-piece corner cupboard, late 18th c., with rattail hinges, retaining an old blue surface, 87″ h., 43 w”.