Frederick COOK & Robert PEARY – Discovery of the North Pole
Frederick COOK & Robert PEARY – Discovery of the North Pole
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Discovery of the North Pole by Dr. Frederick A. Cook, Commander Robert E. Peary, USN. Also other noted Polar Expeditions.
Both Frederick Cook and Robert Peary’s claims remain disputed to this day, even though the latter was funded and verified at the time by the National Geographic Society.
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SOLD – Flatware – Fork, Cold Meat – Tiffany & Co – Chrysanthemum
Flatware, Silver, SOLD
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Tiffany & Co (United States, Est 1837)
Charles T. Grosjean Jr (United States, 1841-1888)
'Chrysanthemum' pattern (1880-1955)
Cold Meat Fork
The pattern features lush chrysanthemum growth up the stem terminating in a full blossom at the tip. The tines and roots are curved and pointed and the bowl is decoratively scalloped.
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SOLD – Lundberg Studios – Vase – Jade Green, Floriform, 120855
Art Glass
Lundberg Studios (United States, est. 1970)
'Petite Stemmed' Floriform Vase, c. 1995
iridescent hand-blown jade glass
inscribed on base, “Lundberg Studios / 1995 120855”
13 ⅜” high x 5 ⅝” wide
Large American studio glass floriform vase made by Lundberg Studios, est. 1970. Discontinued, this historical “petite stemmed” floriform vase is hand-blown from Jade green glass with an iridescent gold lustre interior finish
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Van Briggle – Vase – Tulip, Turqoise
Pottery
American Art Pottery Tulip bulb vase made by the Van Briggle Pottery, Colorado Springs, Colorado, SA, post 1940. The stylized body is intended to resemble that of an unfolding tulip head; this blossom is in the iconic mat turquoise glaze with deeper turquoise overspray.
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