Items of special interest that had special interest include:
Baccarrat “Flight of Love” Crystal Vases. CRYSTAL & BRONZE. Edition Number: 395 Date of Production: 1989 Produced at: ART & RESEARCH TECHNOLOGY Combining the Stellar designs of the Legend Erte, the Father of Art Deco” With The perfectionist production techniques of Baccarat, One of the oldest and most famous crystalleries in the World. The crystal is full lead and made entirely by hand. Hand Blown, Hand cut and Hand pulled with two Art Deco Erte designed Handles in Gilt Bronze depicting hummingbirds feeding on grape clusters.
Three Panel Screen. This 70″x72″ piece was purchased directly from the Ron Parker’s Estate. It was made for Mr. Parker per request by Erte himself. The three panel wardrobe screen depicts a woman on each panel in which looks like colder weather. Black lacquered background with gold silhouettes of men in their top hats standing by. Erte’s signature appears in lower right corner of 3rd panel. Screen inspired by a 1921 Harpers Bazaar design Erte created. Photos show this actual item hanging as individual panels in Ron Parkers mansion. He used the screen as individual panels , it has since been out back into a trifold this is the EXACT item as shown on his walls.
Bronze “Opening Night” LE # 292/375 bronze sculpture titled “Opening Night” depicting a woman in black and gold dress with hanging tassels. Marked “1190 CHALK & VERMILLION AND SEVENARTS 292/375 TX” to verso of dress.
Bronze “Dream Birds” LE #20/500
Bronze “Amazon” LE #252/375
Bronze “Madam Butterfly” LE #416/500
Bronze Patina – “Astra” LE # 26/500
Bronze “Duetto” LE #26/500
Patina on Bronze “Jullietta” LE #26/500
Bronze “Opening Night” LE # 292/375
Bronze “King’s Favorite” LE # 292/375
Bronze “The Three Graces” LE #30/375
Bronze “Directoire” LE #81/350
Other rare items include:
Bronze Bowl -Object d’ art “Apollo”. This bowl, “Object d’ art “Apollo” LE # 239/395 is a signed piece foundry numbered #239/395. It has marbleized sea blue patina with polished bronze highlights.
Romeo Tabuena – Tempera on Masonite 1963 Painting
Signed and dated 1963 in the upper left this piece depicts two women villagers with bundles in their hands and on top of one’s head. There’s a Carabaos in the foreground. The rest of the painting is made of orange and yellow hues under tones of greenery. It measures 34″ x 46″ in frame. Image is 26″ x 38″.
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