Decorative Pairs of Objects

Paragon hand painted vases, artist signed by Fred Wright.  Mr. Wright painted for Paragon in the years 1947-54.  The vases have the “By Royal Appo…

Delft vases, unmarked, 19th century. 3 1/2” by 3 3/4” diameter, 8 1/4” high. $1495 for the pair.     …

Mason’s ironstone plates, circa 1835.  Retailed by Higginbotham & Son, Sackville St., Dublin. “Flower Pot” pattern, under glaze cobalt blue…

Fachschule Steinschönau hand enamelled glass vases with cameo portraits of dancers, singers and courting scenes. Czech, early 20th century. 10 …

English Imari bone china covered mantle urns. Chinese ginger jar form with Fu dog finials. Floral sprays and a vase on a table on one side, bird…

Art Nouveau silver frame centrepiece bowls with the original etched glass liners. One is marked 800 Fine Silver and one is 925 Fine Silver (Sterlin…

French 19th century enamelled glass mantle vases, circa 1860. Birds and flowers expressing multiple colours, painted on a green malachite type case…

A beautiful matching pair of Cloisonné ginger jars. Multiple design motifs of tables, benches, fern stands and jardinieres with numerous ornamenta…

Art Deco squirrel bookends.   Cast in spelter with a green bronze patination, on a black hard stone base. Wear consistent with age and use. …

Georgian Anglo-Irish sweetmeat compotes, early 19th century. Oval form with overall cross-hatched cutting, a fan shape edge, rising from a column o…

Victorian Royal Crown Derby Art Nouveau cabinet vases, dated 1890. Asymmetrical bands of peonies and sunflowers, gilded in tones of red, green and …

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Wedgwood yellow dip Jasperware covered urns.  Marked Etruria, England, circa 1920. Applied black relief of arabesque floral borders with floral fe…

Art Deco Longwy jardinieres, French circa 1930. They are marked with the signature of Maurice Paul Chevallier (1892-1987).  Chevallier was the Art…

Original vintage bronze door handles from a Henry Birks store. Perfect for anyone with the initials BB, Beautiful Baby, Big Barn or a great imaginat…