Blue-green glaze with entwined tendrils & geometric shapes band. Typical crazing. The white inner ring (with tiny chip) suggests a lacking flower frog or other lid.

Richly colored burnt red ground with turquoise & black ground bands. Three tiny nicks on shoulder & cover.

Clear gold flecks red over opaque white in a ruffles lily pad form. Worn original label.

Monogram signature, Per Lütken, dated 1961 & Holmegaard signature. Lütken was the art director & chief designer at Holmegaard Glassworks. Blown glass

Late 20th-early 21st century Thomas O’Brien pair of glass vases. Maker’s mark on bottom.

Superb quality, oblong Georg Jensen Sterling silver napkin ring.

A Vanity Fair chromolithograph of Gabriel Hanotaux by Guth, English. A caricature of the French Foreign Minister Gabriel Hanotaux by artist Jean Baptiste Guth.

A Vanity Fair chromolithograph of “Ossie” by Sir Leslie Ward, English. Ossie was Captain Oswald Henry Ames. Signed in plate Spy (Ward’s pseudonym).

A Vanity Fair chromolithograph of Colonel George Malcom Fox by Sir Leslie Ward, English. Titled “Swordsmanship”. Signed in plate Spy (Ward’s pseudonym).

Glass & nickel plate metal case. According to the Smithsonian National Museum of American History, which has an identical one in its collection, “The Springer Torsion Balance Co. described the Style 269 as a “Prescription Scale,” boasting that it was the “best and handsomest upright pan balance ever made.””