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I made some very nice sales recently of French glass, especially good pâte-de-verre by Argy-Rousseau and Amalric Walter.
The pâte-de-verre Turtle pendant by Amalric Walter, pictured above, is quite rare and equally beautiful. I’d never seen one before. I bought it from a client who bought most of his pâte-de-verre from Minna Rosenblatt in the 1980s. Minna was an important NYC Madison Ave. dealer. I sold it to the first person I offered it to.
The Gallé vase pictured above is desirable because of the rare subject matter of a beetle. It went to a collector in Belgium.
Tiffany Studios lamps, glass and miscellaneous items have been selling well. The candlesticks pictured above are not that rare, but their condition is exemplary. They have amazing original patinas, which unfortunately don’t show well in the photo. Take my word for it. They’re great.
I’m actively buying good pâte-de-verre by Argy-Rousseau and Walter. I’d love it if you would offer me something.
Let me know what interests you, even if you don’t see it on my website. I’ve got lots of items that I haven’t listed yet and I know how to locate what you desire.
I listed some of the new items on my website and will list more every week. Click Philip Chasen Antiques to take a look. I will make every effort to actively list new items as often as time permits. I always strive to offer the finest objects for sale on my website and at every show. There are many items for sale, sold items with prices and free lessons about glass and lamps. And remember to keep reading my blog.