Tuesday, JuLy 22, 2008 - John Moran Auctioneers

1105 Pairpoint ‘Puffy’ stratford dogwood boudoir lamp
Early 20th c, the base marked ‘’Pairpoint’’ with ‘’P’’ within a diamond and ‘’C3064’’, the
spreading shade with blue, yellow and purple dogwood blossoms on a pink ground
with black border over a tapering foliate-cast dual-finish stem, electrified, overall,
14.75’’ H x 9.25’’ Dia., est:$2000/3000. Literature: This model lamp, the shade, signed
Stratford, with yellow ground, is illustrated: E. & S. Malakoff. ‘’Pairpoint Lamps.’’ West
Chester, PA: 1990, p. 64. Provenance: Property from a Private Collection Condition:
General marks, scratches and wear commensurate with age and use. Rubbing to
silvered decoration to finial and stem overall, as visible in catalogue photo. Shade
apparently unsigned. Shade colors rich and vibrant. With a 0.25’’ x 0.25’’ fine chipped
loss to front of black border edge of shade. With some white residue to surface of
shade overall. Re-wired, probably mid-20th century. Wiring should be checked by a
qualified electrician prior to use.
1106 a Handel palm tree chipped glass lamp 6586
Early 20th c, the base impressed ‘’Handel’’, with company label to underside, the
shade fitter marked ‘’Handel Lamps / Pat’d 979664’’, the domed hexagonal ribbed
shade, with chipped sand finished surface decorated with clusters of palms against a
sunset, over a ribbed spreading base, electrified, 21.5’’ H x 15.5’’ Dia., est:$3000/5000.
Literature: This model shade and base is illustrated R. De Falco, C. G. Hibel & J.
Hibel. ‘’Handel Lamps: Painted Shades & Glassware.’’ Staten Island, NY: 1986, p. 92.
Provenance: Property of a Private Apple Valley, CA Collector Condition: Shade in
overall very good condition. With only light marks and scratches to surface. Bottom
half of base with patinated surface entirely removed. With some polish residue in
crevices. Would benefit from being re-patinated. Wiring should be checked by a
qualified electrician prior to use.
1107 a pair of Liberty pewter ‘Tudric’ candlesticks
1902-1905, designed by Archibald Knox, marked ‘’9 / Tudric / 0223’’, each with a
circular drip pan over a bullet-form nozzle above three fin-form supports on a circular
domed base decorated with scrolls, 9’’ H x 6’’ Dia., est:$1000/1500. Note: A pair of
this exact model is illustrated in S. Martin. ‘’Archibald Knox’’, p. 113. A pair of this
model sold Sotheby’s, Olympia, September 9, 2003, lot 117 (2,200 British Pounds).
Provenance: Private Collection, Pasadena, CA Condition: Good original condition.
General marks and scratches commensurate with age and use. Both drip pans have
scratches. With candle wax residue in nozzles.
1108 Bohemian art Nouveau glass vase
Early 20th c, possibly by Loetz or Josef Rindskopf, of tapering form, with iridescent
blue and purple waves on an amber ground, with pointed downswept handles
to sides, over pierced spreading feet, 11.5’’ H x 6.5’’ W x 3.5’’ Dia., est:$700/900.
Provenance: Property of a Private Apple Valley, CA Collector Condition: Good
condition overall. General light marks and scratches to surface commensurate with
age. With a few small chips to edge of neck, not visible due to neck mount. With
some slight rubbing and darkening to mounts. With polish residue to crevices.
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