Bath House Scene
Japanese Woodblock

“Five Herons in Snow” by Ohara Shoson

 “99^th View of Edo”  by Hiroshige

Ruben’s “The Rape of Proserpina”

Carved Cabinet Maker’s Demonstrator Sample Chair

Hand painted white Siberian tiger

Hand leaded rose design stained glass shade on late Nouveau base with bronze finish. No breaks.
Shade, 21” diameter, 11” deep. Lamp 26” high.
$250.00.

 Parasol stained glass shade lamp. Tiffany designed base.
Lamp, 26” high. Shade, 18” diameter.
$180.00

 Oriental vase, black with gold dragon.
9” high, 7” diameter.
$36.00

 Hand carved two faced mask with metal decoration, possibly Polynesian
21”high, 13”wide, 4” deep.
$140.00

 Large cast head of Buddha.
17” high, 14” x 14”.
$125.00

For more information about any of the above item please contact us at: etc_llc@bellsouth.net

125.00 & 19.95
Surreal ostrich bowl.
Green alabaster egg.
Bowl: 9” high, 6.5” diameter.
Bowl, $125.00. Egg, $19.95.

  460.00
Original watercolor, signed R. Strahan, lower right.
Museum framing, Acid free.
22” high, 28” wide.

350.00
Watercolor of fishing pier.
Signed, J.T. Areford.
Museum framing with UV glass,
linen matte, and acid free backing.
20” high, 23” wide

390.00
French oil painting on canvas.
“Femme sans Nom”.
Signed lower right, Christianne Mace.
25.5 ” high, 22” wide

250.00
Plein Aire painting
of provencial town.
Signed in lower right corner,
F. Weitz.
19” high, 23” wide

For more information on any of the above items contact us at:  etc_llc@bellsouth.net

Serene Buddha Face (fragment)

“Terra Cotta” comes from the Italian for “baked earth”.Made from natural clay, and usually unglazed, it wastypically worked by hand, rather than on a potter’s wheel.The color is primarily brownish orange, depending oniron content in the source clay. Historically baked in the sun,eventually terra cotta was fired in high temperature kilns.

Terra cotta was used for sculptures and pottery in theancient world – in India, Mesopotamia, Greece, West Africa,and China. The Terracotta Army of the First Emperor ofChina, dating from 210BC, is the most famous example.8000 life sized soldiers, 600+ horses, and thousands ofother figures have been unearthed since theirdiscovery in 1974.

During the Renaissance in Italy, terra cotta was prized as asculptural medium. In the 15th century, the Della Robbiafamily developed their prized reliefs, often glazed, especiallythe Madonna decorative medallions. Italian artisans spreadterra cotta’s popularity throughout Europe. Even inmodern times, sculptors like Maillol and Picasso workedin terra cotta.

Examples of terra cotta in our ETC. collection include:

- W006. Italian planter. Cherub’s head and wings.
- M365. Chinese umbrella/cane stand with gilded dragon.
- S066. Serene Buddha face (fragment).
- S085. Italian Renaissance head of child from Florence.
- W003. Terra cotta Italian tando with Madonna and child.

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Market Day Original Oil Painting

Juan Gris Poster

Decorative Ceramic Chinese Plate

Bronze Cupid

Carved hippopotamus

Indian miniature in brass-trimmed orange frame.

Indian painting of elephants and mahouts.

Enamel Indian Figurine Elephant, Howdah and Maharajahs

Cast Iron Fish with Bronze Finish

Solid Brass Art Deco Horse Head

 Chinese Pig and Monkey

Cylindrical Iris Lamp

Boulton Sculpture of Puma

Chinese Painting of Chrysanthemums

Elegant Art Nouveau Lamp

Large White Pear Sculpture

Aborgini Design Vase

Peacock Stained Glass Lamp

Cast Iron Frog Bookends

Monkey with Mirror

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Mola Appliqué of Cat

Hand Painted Ceramic Pitcher

Serene Buddha Face Fragment

Arts & Crafts Style Lamp

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When it comes to “Art Glass”,  few glass makers compare to Emile Galle and the Brothers Daum of Nancy, France.   A particularly fine example of Daum Nancy glass can be found in our item no. C029 Pate de Verre Leaf and Gecko.

Pate de Verre (‘paste of glass’) is formed by packing very finely ground glass into a bronze mold and firing at high temperatures around 1,200 C. until the glass fuses solid, but before
it melts.  The resulting glass is transparent and lustrous, softly glowing. Pate de Verre may be colorless or infused with pleasing colors.

In 1891, Antonin Daum of the “Ecole de Nancy” with Emile Galle established the fine Art Department within the Nancy Glassworks founded in 1878. Daum artistry went on to win the prestigious Grand Prix de Paris in 1900, and remains unsurpassed until this day.

At ETC., we aim to bring our clients the finest artworks at reasonable prices. Please browse our web site, or visit our gallery in West Palm Beach.