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A GERMAN JUGENDSTIL 800 STANDARD SILVER AND SILVER-GILT SALOME CANEAttributed to Christian Ferdinand Morawe, executed by Theodor Fahrner, Pforzheim, 1905
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A Louis XVI style gilt bronze mounted mahogany table a jeux
François Linke
early 20th century

Fine European Furniture and Decorative Arts
17 March 2014, 10:00 PDT
San Francisco

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A Louis XVI style gilt bronze mounted mahogany table a jeux
François Linke
early 20th century

The gilt floral banded parquetry top opening to a felt inlaid playing surface above a bead banded frieze centering a putti entwined with floral vines supporting a cabochon raised on chandelle mounted reeded tapering legs ending in toupie feet, signed F. Linke on gilt ring on upper right leg.
height 29in (74cm); width 33in (84cm); depth closed 18in (46cm)

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Provenance:
Butterfield & Butterfield, San Francisco, July 19, 1971, sale 2740, lot 562

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A GERMAN JUGENDSTIL 800 STANDARD SILVER AND SILVER-GILT SALOME CANEAttributed to Christian Ferdinand Morawe, executed by Theodor Fahrner, Pforzheim, 1905
A GERMAN JUGENDSTIL 800 STANDARD SILVER AND SILVER-GILT CANEPossibly designed by Hermann Gradl the Elder, circa 1905
AN AUSTRO-HUNGARIAN SECESSIONIST DIAMOND AND LAPIS LAZULI INSET 800 STANDARD SILVER AND SILVER-GILT OVERLAY ROCK CRYSTAL QUARTZ CANEDesigned by Josef Hoffmann for Wiener Werkstätte, Vienna, circa 1907
A BELGIAN ART NOUVEAU ROCK CRYSTAL AND 800 STANDARD SILVER-GILT CANEDesigned and executed by Henry Clemens van de Velde, circa 1915
A GERMAN JUGENDSTIL ONYX INSET 900 STANDARD SILVER OVERLAY BROWN OBSIDIAN CANEAttributed to Victor Mayer, Pforzheim, 1902–1905
A DANISH SKØNVIRKE PERIDOT INSET 826 STANDARD SILVER OCEAN FLOOR CANEAttributed to Christian Fjerdingstad, Skagen, circa 1920
A FRENCH ART NOUVEAU GREEN GLASS INSET 800 STANDARD SILVER BEETLE CANE Designed and executed by Henri Vever, Paris, circa 1890-1900
A DANISH SKØNVIRKE COPPER AND 830 STANDARD SILVER ROBOT CANEDesigned and executed by Carl M. Cohr, Fredericia, 1921
A TIFFANY & CO. ART DECO COBALT GLASS INSET STERLING SILVER CANENew York, New York, circa 1935
A GERMAN JUGENDSTIL LAPIS LAZULI INSET 800 STANDARD SILVER CANEDesigned and executed by Emmy Roth, Berlin, 1914
AN AUSTRO-HUNGARIAN JUGENDSTIL ONYX INSET 800 STANDARD SILVER CANEDesigned by Dagobert Peche for Wiener Werkstätte, Vienna, circa 1915
A DANISH SKØNVIRKE GREEN GLASS INSET 830 STANDARD SILVER-GILT CANEDesigned and executed by Evald Nielsen, Copenhagen, 1905-1931
A DANISH SKØNVIRKE OPAL INSET 826 STANDARD SILVER-GILT CANEDesigned and executed by Mogens Ballin, Copenhagen, 1904-1937
A BELGIAN ROCK CRYSTAL AND OPAL INSET 800 STANDARD SILVER BEETLE CANEDesigned and executed by Philippe Wolfers, Brussels, 1900-1905
A SWEDISH DIAMOND INSET 800 STANDARD SILVER NIELLO SNAKE CANEDesigned and executed by Wilhelm James Andreevitch Bolin, Stockholm, 1919
A FRENCH ART NOUVEAU DIAMOND INSET SILVER-GILT CARVED COW HORN FLOWER BUD CANEDesigned and executed by André Aucoc, Paris, circa 1900
AN AUSTRO-HUNGARIAN JUGENDSTIL OPAL INSET 750 STANDARD SILVER-GILT ANTHROPOMORPHIC CANEDesigned and executed by František (Franta) Anýž, Czechoslovakia, 1905
AN AUSTRO-HUNGARIAN JUGENDSTIL MOONSTONE INSET 750 STANDARD SILVER-GILT CANEDesigned and executed by František (Franta) Anýž, Czechoslovakia, 1905
A FRENCH ART NOUVEAU STERLING SILVER CHAMELEON CANEDesigned and executed by Lucien Gaillard, Paris, circa 1900-1905
AN ITALIAN GRAND TOUR BLACK MARBLE, AGATE, AND LAPIS LAZULI PIETRA DURA CANEDesigned and executed by Giovanni Montelatici, Florence, 1890
AN ITALIAN GARNET INSET 800 STANDARD SILVER AND SILVER-GILT SATOR SQUARE CANE19th century
A FRENCH ART NOUVEAU 800 STANDARD SILVER-GILT AND AMBER RETROFUTURISTIC CANEDesigned and executed by Henri Lapparra, Paris, circa 1923
A FRENCH ART DECO DIAMOND INSET 800 STANDARD SILVER AND ENAMEL CANEDesigned and executed by Victor Boivin, Paris, circa 1905–1910
A GERMAN JUGENDSTIL 900 STANDARD SILVER NIELLO CANEDesigned and executed by Hermann & Speck, Pforzheim, circa 1902–1905