The Annabelle vase offers a pattern in the great tradition of Limoges porcelain, highlighting cobalt blue, gold and white. These flowers delicately drawn with poetry on a deep blue background transport us to the exotic gardens of the Côte d'Azur bordering the Mediterranean which were all the rage in the 1920s. The jet set liked to go there to discover rare flowers while looking for a little freshness.
Made in France
The Annabelle vase offers a pattern in the great tradition of Limoges porcelain, highlighting cobalt blue, gold and white. These flowers delicately drawn with poetry on a deep blue background transport us to the exotic gardens of the Côte d'Azur bordering the Mediterranean which were all the rage in the 1920s. The jet set liked to go there to discover rare flowers while looking for a little freshness.
Made in France
The Annabelle vase offers a pattern in the great tradition of Limoges porcelain, highlighting cobalt blue, gold and white. These flowers delicately drawn with poetry on a deep blue background transport us to the exotic gardens of the Côte d'Azur bordering the Mediterranean which were all the rage in the 1920s. The jet set liked to go there to discover rare flowers while looking for a little freshness.
Made in France
The Annabelle vase offers a pattern in the great tradition of Limoges porcelain, highlighting cobalt blue, gold and white. These flowers delicately drawn with poetry on a deep blue background transport us to the exotic gardens of the Côte d'Azur bordering the Mediterranean which were all the rage in the 1920s. The jet set liked to go there to discover rare flowers while looking for a little freshness.
Georg Jensen Silver
44.45 Troy Ounces
Produced between 1933-1944
The demitasse pot stands 7.5" to the top of the finial
The creamer stands 3" tall to the top of the finial
The sugar bowl stands 2.75" tall
The oval tray measures 10.75" x 6.5"
Featuring composers, Mozart & Handel
Imported into Austria , Circa 1901-1921
Made in Germany, marked with Hanau Pseudo Marks, unknown maker
800 Fine Silver, 127.3 troy ounces
20" tall x 14" wide, Each candleabra holds 5 lights.
Featruing a cornucopia of instuments.
Featruing a cornucopia of instuments.
US Size 7.
7.50 Ct. unheated, color change, Ceylon (Sri Lankan) sapphire is accompanied by an American Gemological Laboratory report.
Ring also contains 1.30 Ct. total of diamonds.
Custom re-setting is by Raymond C. Yard, New York.
Appraisal is included.
Appraisal No. 5743-G/A
GIA Cert. 2225690975
GIA Cert. 5221509556
Round Brilliant Diamond-1.34Ct
Round Brilliant Diamond-1.28Ct
Both Clarity: I1 Color: H
Prong Set
Screw Backs
A 5-piece Georg Jensen sterling silver tea and coffee service, including teapot, coffee pot, sugar bowl, creamer, and tray. Weighing 158 troy ounces, this elegant set embodies the artistry and collectible importance of Jensen silver. - Blossom by Georg Jensen
Under the direction of Edward C. Moore.
Ca. 1880-1881.
Hand-Chased likely by Soligny.
Decoration is called 'Panel with Dahlias & Peonies'. This was the most expensive & labor intensive decorative option for this piece.
Based on an 1874-1875 pitcher (currently on display in the American wing of the Metropolitan Museum of Art).
1873-1891, Directorship of Edward Moore
21.25" Tall
Holds 8 pints
90.22 Troy Ounces.
The final photo was taken of a similar jug at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York on September 14, 2025.
S. Kirk & Son sterling silver five-piece tea and coffee service, circa 1896–1899, 128.6 troy ounces. Rare square-bodied form with scenic repoussé Chinoiserie landscapes featuring pagodas, bridges, boats, and figures in conical hats. Coffee pot and teapot with seated figure finials, all on scrolled feet with floral handles. Complete set includes coffee pot, teapot, sugar bowl, creamer, and waste bowl. A scarce and highly collectible example of American scenic silver with exceptional detail and substantial weight. - Repousse, Square by Kirk Stieff
