Vintage Brush-McCoy pair of Fawn vases with green vellum glaze, circa 1930. Very good condition; one pot has some glaze loss and cracquelure on the bottom. Each measures 6.5 inches wide and 4 inches high.

Basaillon tall pottery vase made at the Blue Moon Clay Carvers Studio in Maine. Slab-rolled, highly textural abstract design. Measures 14 inches high with a 4.5 inch square base.

Early 19th century overdoor window glazed with antique mirror glass. Original frame and traces of gilt. Excellent condition. Measures 44.5 inches wide by 25.5 inches high by 1.5 inches thick.

Set of 10 Dresden cups and saucers by Porzellanmalerei Ambrosius Lamm, Dresden, Germany, circa 1887-1934. The blue lamb mark on the bottom was a visual pun on Lamm's last name. Lamm translates into lamb in German. Excellent condition. The saucers measure 4.75 inches across and the cups are .75 inches high. 24k gold surrounds the floral design. Each of the cups has a different flower painted inside. Ambrosius Lamm was a decorator of porcelain, not a factory manufacturer. As a perfectionist, he bought high-quality white blanks from famous porcelain houses like Meissen, KPM, and Rosenthal, and hand-painted them with exquisite floral or mythological motifs. Pristine unused condition.

17th century Spanish brass platform candlestick. Beautiful soft patina. Measures 7 inches high with a 5.5 inch square base.