art nouveau
2 Dutch, art nouveau, carved oak wooden bookends - 2 Nieuwe Kunst, gesneden eiken houten boekensteunen - made circa 1900 in Holland / The Netherlands, although not signed and not found documented, we are convinced they are designed by: K.P.C. / Karel Petrus Cornelis de Bazel (1869-1923) carved by: Kees / C.A. Oosschot (1870-1945) and perhaps constructed by: Klaas Boonstra (1859-1927) they come together with 63 wood cut prints, printed from the original wood blocks made between 1894 and 1903, for or by K.P.C. de Bazel, the blocks were collected and printed in 1925, the cover map here is of a later date, provenance: the grandson of Klaas Boonstra titled: De Houtsneden van K.P.C. de Bazel, inleiding van J.L.M. Lauweriks, uitgave S.L. van Looy, Amsterdam see below or ask for more pictures - price on request
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boekensteunen en houtsnedes door K.P.C. de Bazel, Kees Ooschot en Klaas Boonstra, click to enlarge:
size of the bookends without the metal plate: 17,5 x 12,5 x 10 cm / circa 6.9 x 4.9 x 3.9 inch - length with metal book plate: 25,5 cm / circa 10 inch - weight togeter: circa 1906 gr.
size of the map: 30 x 23,3 x 1,7 cm / circa 11.8 x 9.1 x 0.7 inch
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some examples of our art nouveau / Jugendstil wax seal stamps - for many more and sales see our eBay.com shop: delta 98 den haag - category: antique wax seals
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a gilded bronze wax seal by Som-Charles Guenardeau, France, foundry Susse Freres, Paris - 6,8cm
a polychromed wax seal, depicting Judith with the head of Holofernes - 11,7cm
a bronze and enamel wax seal with the coat of arms of the family Von Schmidt auf Altenstadt, designed by Jan Eisenloeffel - 6,3cm
a patinated metal wax seal, depicting an elegant lady - 7,4cm
a pair of art nouveau vases, known as cobalt Papillon, made circa 1900 by: Loetz / Lötz Wwe, Klostermühle, Bohemia height circa 22,4 cm - perfect condition - price on request |
an art nouveau vase, known as Candia Papillon with silver overlay decor, made circa 1900 by: Loetz / Lötz Wwe, Klostermühle, Bohemia height: 25 cm - chip to the glas at the top - price on request |
an extremely rare piece of Dutch art nouveau - art deco furniture
a stationery cabinet, made of coromandel / calamander - ebony wood, ajour cut copper,
covered on the outside with batik parchment with sea horse motif, on the inside with gold leaf
- een uniek klein meubel, gemaakt van hout, ajour gezaagd rood koper, batik op perkament met zeepaardjes motief en bladgoud -
by: Carel Adolph Lion Cachet (1864-1945)
provenance Karel den Tex (1868-1930) & Adrienne Cornelie Philippine des Tombe (1867-1955)
messurements when closed: 37,8 x 29,3 x 17,5 cm
more information and pictures available, price on request
collection: delta 98 den haag
very long Jugendstil / Art Nouveau serving spoon, a punch ladl, made by: WMF - Württembergischen Metallwarenfabrik in Geislingen, Germany left: nickel-silver with a gilt bowl, with WMFN. I/O mark, length 44 cm / 17.3 inch right: of yellow and white metal and a hand hammered bowl, with Ostrich WMF G mark, length 40 cm / 15.7 inch
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a Jugendstil / Art Nouveau inkwell / inkpot with lily pads, 3 bees and a butterfly, by: Metallwaren Fabrik J.P. Kayser & Sohn, Krefeld made between 1898 and 1900, sometimes refered to as a honeypot and sometimes attributed to the designer Hugo Leven, with the round Kayserzinn mark and number 4275 schreibzeug, tintenfass, inktpot, honingpot, honigtopf |
an art nouveau vase, with an inlayed decoration, designed and signed, circa 1905, by: Chris van der Hoef (1875-1933) for Amstelhoek height: 26,2 cm., price: € 950,- |
an art nouveau, carved box marked on the downside AH, for: Amstelhoek (1897-1903) inside 4 compartments for playing chips the lid has a wooden centrepiece, decorated with the 4 symbols of the card game: hearts, clubs, spades and diamonds height: 10 cm., diameter: 7,5 cm, price: € 1400,- |
a rare centerpiece of decorated art glass and gilded bronze, made in the Art Nouveau period, in the Historicism style, by: Ernest Baptiste Léveillé (1841-1913, France) made probably before 1885, because in that year he bought the glass workshop of Francois Eugene Rousseau and probably started signing his own designs with his name, and Rousseau could use his own, here no signature found the crystal bowl has internal decoration of burgundy, dark orange and milky white inclucions, acid etched decoration of leaves and flowers on the surface of the inside, hand painted gold decoration and gold in relief on the outside of flowers and twigs, mounted in a superb made gilt bronze stand, with on each foot a Helios or Gorgon like head, being pulled by dragons or winged serpents width: circa 38 cm / 14.9 inch - height: circa 17 cm / 6.7 inch condition: beautiful, no chips, no cracks, no restoration, some loss of the painted gilding and the gilding on the rim, the bronze part is beautiful and firm - tabletop cachepot, jardiniere du table en cristal, monture en bronze dore, piece de mileu - price on request |
a very rare pair of elegant, acid etched and gilded vases decorated art glass, made in the Art Nouveau period, in the Japonism style, known to be made by: Mellerio Freres, Lissaute-Cosson et Mellerio, Verreries et Cristalleries d’Aubervilliers made pre 1897, because at that time Legras Verreries de Saint Denis et Cie took the company of Mellerio over, on these no signature found tall and narrow cylindrical bodies of transparant crystal with glass of a slight mauve color, decorated with acid etching of flowers and leaves, on that, in high and low relief, handpainted golden flowers on twigs, the top has gilding on the rim, the added glass feet are formed by pulling the hot glass mass into this shape, in the glass mass of ring around the lower part and the feet you will see gold powder inclucions. condition: beautiful, no chips, no cracks, no restoration heights: circa 45,1 cm / 17.7 inch price on request |
a Dutch art nouveau ceramic vase, executed by: Rozenburg, Den Haag art pottery of The Hague between 1883-1917 made in 1914, known as Plateel, this type of decoration is called Prinsesse - or Juliana Aardewerk condition: 2x a small chip to the rim height: 16cm, price on request |
a dutch art nouveau ceramic vase, so called: plateel aardewerk executed by: Wed. N.S.A. Brantjes & Co, Purmerend 1895-1904 decorated with flowers and butterflies marked with a wooden shoe / klompje and HA, known as model number 1025 condition: very good, only a smal chip at the spout - height: 24 cm, price: € xxx - sold documentation: Purmerends Jugendstil Aardewerk 1895-1907 Supplement, page 47 - cat. 602 |
a Dutch, so called plateel, art nouveau ceramic vase made circa 1910, at: Plateelbakkerij De Distel, Amsterdam (1895-1925) height: 20 cm., price: € 190,- not marked, but undoubtedly Distel - condition: very good, no cracks, no restoration, one small chip to the rim |
a charming Royal Copenhagen Denmark porcelain figure known as Faun Playing Syrinx / Pipes designed in 1915, by: Christian Thomsen (Denmark 1860-1921) executed in 1939 the mark: a strike above the A of Denmark marks: crown, DENMARK, 3 blue waves, green model number 1736 height: circa 13,5 cm / circa 5.3 inch - excellent condition |
Royal Copenhagen, executed pre 1923 Girls Pair or Amager Girls Reading model 1395, design 1912, by: Lotte Benter / Charlotte Benter Bogdanoff price: xxx - sold |
Royal Copenhagen, executed pre 1923 Woman Knitting model 1317, design 1911-1914, by: Lotte Benter / Charlotte Benter Bogdanoff price: xxx - sold
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an early, porcelain figure of a young girl feeding a calf milk from a bucket, known as Girl with Calf made by Royal Copenhagen, Denmark executed between 1923 and 1928 - see the mark designed in 1906 by: Christian Thomsen (1860-1921) further marks: Chr.Th. on the side, and green 779, blue 3 waves and 164 height: 16,5 cm / circa 6.5 inch |
a rare, because early - pre 1923, porcelain statue of a young man and girl, known as Hans and Trine made by Royal Copenhagen, Denmark - executed pre 1923 - see the mark designed in 1916 by: Christian Thomsen (1860-1921) text on the side of the base: Hans og Trine, Poul M. Moller, Chr.Th - further marks: green 1783, blue 3 waves and 159 height: 23,5 cm / circa 9.25 inch |
4 antique crystal and gold Dessert Wine or Port glasses with golden top rim and lining at the foot authentic Art Nouveau / Jugendstil made circa 1900 in Bohemia a cup shaped bowl with gold at the top, 8 optical blown ribs, a beautiful and elegant hollow stem, a domed foot with golden edge, the lightness of the glass and the technique used is if they are blown at the lamp heights circa 12,4 cm / circa 4.9 inch - price: xxx - sold |
a set of 7 antique crystal, high stemmed and cut wine glasses with golden top rim and lining at the foot authentic Art Nouveau / Jugendstil, so called Stengelgläser made circa 1900 in Bohemia because of the very high quality of glass and cutting, probably made by: Theresienthal Glassworks a cup shaped bowl with gold at the top, a beautiful and elegant crafted collar, a 6x faceted cut high and hollow stem, on a Roemer glass-like base, with a gold line at the angle condition: 6 very good and beautiful, clear glass, no chips, no cracks, no restoration, no residu - on the inner side of the foot's rim some tiny fleebits (probably caused during manufacturing), 1 with a tiny fleebit at the outside of the foot's rim heights circa 19,3 cm / circa 7.6 inch |
4 highly elegant, antique crystal glasses authentic Art Nouveau / Jugendstil White Wine Glasses so called Stengelgläser, made circa 1910 with a pistache / yellow green colored cuppa, with multiple vertical ribs, the form of the cuppa is as a Otto Prutscher design, on a high stem as a design of Prutscher or Peter Behrens height: circa 20,5 cm / 8 inch - price: xxx - sold |
a circa 1905, bronze of a nude female with an arched back, in a highly expressionistic style Torso of a young woman depicting a fragment of a strong human body, bending slightly backwords, as if in a frozen moment of movement signed in the bronze: B. Hoetger - for Bernhard Hoetger (1874-1949) and numbered in the bronze: 3/3, no foundry mark found we date this piece between 1900 - 1909; during these years Hoetger lived and worked in Paris and was highly influenced by August Rodin and Rodin's expressionism provenance: a private sculpture collection in The Hague, The Netherlands height of the bronze: 39 cm / circa 15.4 inch - sold |
an extremely rare shot glass, designed by: Jac. van den Bosch (1868-1948) executed, made at the lamp, in 1900, by: W. Geisler, Amsterdam, Holland in search of new design in Holland, known as Nieuwe Kunst, H.P. Berlage (1856-1934) and Jac. van den Bosch, co-founders of 't Binnenhuis Amsterdam (1900-1936), were pioneers; freeing Dutch design of 19th century historicism, they also made first attempts to innovate the design of glassware, based on the idea of an undecorated chalice shape, perhaps following the designs of Peter Behrens (1869-1940, Germany) of a few years earlier. For documentation see the monography: Jac. van den Bosch, Drents Museum 1987, page 130 and Modern Glas in Nederland 1880-1940, by Titus Eliëns, Gemeente Museum Den Haag, text on page 15, 16 height: 9,9 cm., weight: 50 gr., price: € 690,- |
A, with high skill designed, ceramic, lidded pot in the Dutch art nouveau style, the Nederlandse Nieuwe Kunst. The sublime placed decoration has been scratched into the wet clay of reddish earthenware, metaloxides and metalglazing are used for colouring. It is likely to be the, so called, Jacoba ceramic of the De Porceleyne Fles, Delft It was Adolf Le Comte (1850-1921) who devoloped this technique in 1897 at De Porceleyne Fles in Delft The decor depicts 5 Dutch coat of arms, belonging to the Provincial authorities of Limburg, Noord-Brabant, Zeeland, Zuid Holland and Utrecht. condition very good, only a small imperfection in the upper rim, caused during the baking process height: 27 cm., price: € 1650,- |
4 dutch art nouveau, so called Nederlandse Nieuwe Kunst, ceramic jugs, designed and executed circa 1902-1904, by: W.C. / Willem Coenraad Brouwer (1877-1933), Leiderdorp heights: 10,5 - 7,8 - 7,5 - 7 cm, marked: Brouwer's Aardewerk BBL Holland, condition: the 3 small ones with chip, price together: € 190,- |
3x a copper teapot, dutch art nouveau, so called Nederlandse Nieuwe Kunst designed circa 1902-1904, by: Jan Eisenloeffel (1876-1957) 2 with hard to read, but present mark on the spout, 1 (smallest) has the mark for execution at: De Woning, Amsterdam, on the spout lengths: 20 - 17,5 - 16 cm, 2 smallest with some slight bumps, and the smallest without the inner ring of the lid prices: € xxx - all sold |
a small, but superb and exquisite jugendstil vase, made of cobalt blue crystal, decorated with a extremely fine handpainted decoration of gold enamelling, cut with 8 facets very high quality, handmade craftsmenship and a beautifull design by: Prof. Siegfried Haertel (1870-1943) executed circa 1910 by: Gräflich Schaffgotsch'sche Josephinenhütte, at Schreiberhau, Schlesien, Germany marked with gold: Josephinenhütte condition: excellent, clear glass, no chips, no cracks, gold has very slight wear, but still extremely beautifull present, no restorations height: 13 cm / 5.1 inch, price: € 590,- |
a dutch, art nouveau bronze statue, circa 1915 depicting a female Javanese court dancer in traditional costume and posture designed by: Carel Wirtz, The Netherlands 1884 - 1944 USA height: 29,5 cm., price: € 2400,- also known in ceramic, executed by Haga Purmerend exhibition: nov.2014 - jan.2015 at: Indisch DNA, CODA Museum, Apeldoorn
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some sold items:
Royal Copenhagen |
a very delicate decorated porcelain art nouveau / jugendstil vases, made before 1923, by: Royal Copenhagen, Denmark with a decoration of a Rose in very soft tones, marks: green underglaze: crown, Royal Copenhagen 615 above 47D and in blue underglaze: 3 waves and 53, that leads us to the dating 1898-1923, the form designed by Arnold Krog and the painter E. Grad, colornumber 615. height: 22 cm., price: xxx - sold |
William Arthur Smith Benson |
an authentic, English art nouveau, silvered bronze Clock or Mantel Timepiece designed and made circa 1905, by: WAS Benson for: William Arthur Smith Benson (1854-1924) marked on one foot: WASB&Co.LD, marking on other foot not legible marked, on the front plate: W.A.S. Benson & Co.LD, 82 & 83 New Bond St.W heigth: 22 cm / circa 8.7 inch price: € xxxx - sold |
Michael Powolny
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a glass vase designed by: Michael Powolny (1871-1954), so called: "Ausführungen", made by Joh. Loetz / Lötz Wittwe, Klostermühle, overlay glass / überfang glas, with striking colors: a orange cuppa and cobalt-blue (usual black) on the topring and the foot, height: 22,5 cm., price: € xxx - sold |
Wilhelm Kralik Sohn |
an authentic art nouveau / art deco lamp, made of coloured art glass, known as cameo glass, with cameo mark: D'Aurys made by: Wilhelm Kralik Sohn, Eleonorenhain, Bohemia - between 1918 and 1930 when lit the colors are mainly red and yellow, when not lit the underground is more fresh green and yellow the height as seen: 40 cm / ca. 15.7 inch, with original socket, and old wiring € xxxx - sold |
Martin Mayer |
an authentic art nouveau / jugendstil brooch made circa 1905, by: Martin Mayer, Mainz and Pforzheim, Germany they produced silver jewelry designed by: Peter Behrens, Hans Christiansen and Patriz Huber this brooch is made of chased and hammered silver, decorated with a band of leaves and set with an oval cabochon chrysoprase, marked with stamped monogram M-wheel-M and 800, lenght: 45 mm., price: € xxx - sold |
Daum, Nancy
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a french art nouveau glass vase, so called: pate-de-verre executed circa 1910, made and signed by: Daum, Nancy condition: very good, no chips, no cracks, no restorations, slight signs of age height: 11cm - price: € xxx - sold |
Jacoba ceramic De Porceleyne Fles, Royal Delft
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a Dutch art nouveau ceramic vase, so called: Jacoba aardewerk executed circa 1915, by De Porceleyne Fles, Royal Delft De Porceleyne Fles started making this type of ceramic in 1897, all the designs were by: Adolf Le Comte (1850-1921) Jacoba is always made of Dutch clay, with incised decoration into the air-dryed surface with a little pointed stick, then a first firing, then colouring and a second firing - sometimes, like this one, the colouring was done with special glazes, resulting in Réflet Métallique height: 11,5 cm / ca. 4.5 inch - width: ca. 20 cm / 7.9 cm excellent condition, no restoration - sold |
Jacoba aardewerk De Porceleyne Fles, Royal Delft |
Haagsche Plateelbakkerij Rozenburg |
an dutch art nouveau ceramic vase, executed by: Haagsche Plateelbakkerij Rozenburg 1883-1917 art pottery of The Hague made in 1904, painter: Johannes van der Vet condition: excellent, no restorations height: 21 cm, price: € xxx - sold |
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Royal Copenhagen
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a Royal Copenhagen Denmark porcelain Polar Bear Cub designed in 1906 by: Knud Kyhn underglaze green mark: crown, Royal Copenhagen Denmark, bar below E of Denmark, for date of manufacturing: 1956, underglaze blue mark: 3 waves and DHX, and green modelnumber 729 circa 11,5 x 6 cm, perfect condition, price: € xx - sold |
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J.W. Mijnlief, Utrecht plateel, Fayence- en Tegelfabriek Holland |
a pair of dutch art nouveau ceramic vases, so called: plateel aardewerk executed by: Fayence- en Tegelfabriek Holland (1894-1918) art pottery of Utrecht, Netherlands - made circa 1900, painter: J.W Mijnlief (1862-1937) marked with oakleaf, JM, Holland, 867/807 N, 265 condition: excellent, no restorations heights: 33,1 and 33,7cm - price of the pair: € xxxx - sold |
J.W. Mijnlief, Utrecht plateel, Fayence- en Tegelfabriek Holland |
a pair of dutch art nouveau ceramic vases, so called: plateel aardewerk executed by: Fayence- en Tegelfabriek Holland (1894-1918) art pottery of Utrecht, Netherlands - made circa 1900, painter: J.W Mijnlief (1862-1937) marked with oakleaf, JM, Holland, 416 condition: several chips to the base rim, further excellent heights: 34 and 33,7cm - price of the pair: € xxx - sold |
Plateelbakkerij Zuid-Holland |
2 dutch art nouveau ceramic vases with a hexagonal form, light weighted, porcelain like ceramic with shiny glaze over handpainted decor, known as: glimmend wit plateel and Gouda Plateel made circa 1910 by the Dutch ceramics factory: Plateelbakkerij Zuid-Holland in Gouda, Holland the undecorated model was aquired from the ceramic factory Rozenburg, Den Haag, The Hague marked and painted by: F.D. for Frederica Charlotte Delchambre (Gouda born 1878 signed with the Gouda factory marks, artist monogram and modelnumber: 5010/245 height: 33,4 cm / ca. 13.1 inch condition: no cracks, no restoration, both with a few old chips to the rim of the base, further perfect price together: € xxxx - sold |
Gouda Plateel
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2 stained glass, leaded windows, made circa 1910, at Atelier voor Gebrandschilderd Glas 't Prinsenhof Delft in art nouveau design, by: Jan Schouten (1852-1937) J.S. Schouten / Johannes Lourens Schouten messurements with wooden frame: 83 x 28,5 cm, price € xxx - sold both windows with studio and designers mark
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an authentic jugendstil bronze statue on a marble base depicting the erotic dance of Salomé signed in the bronze with: Artur Hoffmann (1874-1960, Germany) executed circa 1910, height: 25,5 cm. price: € XXXX - sold
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an expressive sculpted, Vienna bronze, depicting an eagle with wide spreaded wings, executed circa 1900-1920 by: Franz Xaver Bergmann (1861-1936) Austria bronze with vived and clear cold painted coloring, marked with 3 marks: Austria - the B in a urn shaped cartouche - KB in a diamond width: 23,5 cm / 9.3 inch condition: very good - some minor wear to the cold paint on the wing tips, not disturbing - no damages, no restorations, no missing parts price: € xxx - sold
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extremely rare, original from the Dutch art nouveau period, known as: Nederlandse Nieuwe Kunst 3 bronze, door or push dandles made circa 1910, for interior use in a building in Amsterdam formed as stylized female angels, wearing long gowns, their wings folded back, pointing towards the plate they are not signed, but we must attribute them to one of the most famous Dutch art nouveau artists of that time: H.A. van den Eijnde (1869-1939) there are scetches by him of a quite similar, stylized female angel, wings bent backwards, but much more leaning forwards and with long hair height: ca. 19 cm / ca. 7.5 inch - price: € XXXX - sold
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