Mid-19th C Uranium Green Harrach Vase with Heraldic and Floral Motifs Antique

Mid-19th C Uranium Green Harrach Vase with Heraldic and Floral Motifs AntiqueGreen Handpainted Heraldic and Floral Vase Harrach opaline glass from the late 19th century 8"h x 3. 5"dia UV Light Uranium Glass Type: The yellow green opaline body is typical of Harrach production, especially if it fluoresces under UV light, which suggests the presence of uranium (common in 19th century Bohemian glass). Decoration: The hand painted enameled floral and shield motif is highly characteristic of Harrach, which frequently produced pieces

Printed during a period of renewed interest in Scottish ecclesiastical history and biographies of influential religious figures

13 rue Auber Paris" - luxury optical and fine goods retailer operating in the late 19th to early 20th c right in the Opera Garnier district (prime locations to sell to Parisian high society and visiting tourists) - active 1890-1914

painted and gilt

Decorative vintage/contemporary lumbar throw pillows with a dark olive green jacquard damask patten

Centerpiece on tripod feet with draped chains and dolphin supports

C 1960s-70s

Patent engraved near the hinge suggests either American or English maker

Cut crystal and gilt-bronze (ormolu) urn in a neoclassical style (Late 19th / Early 20th C)

c 1880-1910

) / Signed (Vintage Framing)

symbolic of Allied unity

Brass Expandable Plant Stand