Antique Candy

This signature is commonly referred to as a ‘candy cane’. The next signature was Le Verre Francais, engraved on the foot or near the bottom of the piece.

This signature is commonly referred to as a ‘candy cane’. The next signature was Le Verre Francais, engraved on the foot or near the bottom of the piece.

This signature is commonly referred to as a ‘candy cane’. The next signature was Le Verre Francais, engraved on the foot or near the bottom of the piece.

This signature is commonly referred to as a ‘candy cane’. The next signature was Le Verre Francais, engraved on the foot or near the bottom of the piece.

This signature is commonly referred to as a ‘candy cane’. The next signature was Le Verre Francais, engraved on the foot or near the bottom of the piece.

This signature is commonly referred to as a ‘candy cane’. The next signature was Le Verre Francais, engraved on the foot or near the bottom of the piece.

This signature is commonly referred to as a ‘candy cane’. The next signature was Le Verre Francais, engraved on the foot or near the bottom of the piece.

This signature is commonly referred to as a ‘candy cane’. The next signature was Le Verre Francais, engraved on the foot or near the bottom of the piece.

This signature is commonly referred to as a ‘candy cane’. The next signature was Le Verre Francais, engraved on the foot or near the bottom of the piece.

This signature is commonly referred to as a ‘candy cane’. The next signature was Le Verre Francais, engraved on the foot or near the bottom of the piece.

This signature is commonly referred to as a ‘candy cane’. The next signature was Le Verre Francais, engraved on the foot or near the bottom of the piece.

This signature is commonly referred to as a ‘candy cane’. The next signature was Le Verre Francais, engraved on the foot or near the bottom of the piece.

This signature is commonly referred to as a ‘candy cane’. The next signature was Le Verre Francais, engraved on the foot or near the bottom of the piece.

This signature is commonly referred to as a ‘candy cane’. The next signature was Le Verre Francais, engraved on the foot or near the bottom of the piece.

This signature is commonly referred to as a ‘candy cane’. The next signature was Le Verre Francais, engraved on the foot or near the bottom of the piece.

This signature is commonly referred to as a ‘candy cane’. The next signature was Le Verre Francais, engraved on the foot or near the bottom of the piece.

This signature is commonly referred to as a ‘candy cane’. The next signature was Le Verre Francais, engraved on the foot or near the bottom of the piece.

This signature is commonly referred to as a ‘candy cane’. The next signature was Le Verre Francais, engraved on the foot or near the bottom of the piece.

This signature is commonly referred to as a ‘candy cane’. The next signature was Le Verre Francais, engraved on the foot or near the bottom of the piece.

This signature is commonly referred to as a ‘candy cane’. The next signature was Le Verre Francais, engraved on the foot or near the bottom of the piece.

This signature is commonly referred to as a ‘candy cane’. The next signature was Le Verre Francais, engraved on the foot or near the bottom of the piece.

This signature is commonly referred to as a ‘candy cane’. The next signature was Le Verre Francais, engraved on the foot or near the bottom of the piece.

This signature is commonly referred to as a ‘candy cane’. The next signature was Le Verre Francais, engraved on the foot or near the bottom of the piece.

This signature is commonly referred to as a ‘candy cane’. The next signature was Le Verre Francais, engraved on the foot or near the bottom of the piece.

This signature is commonly referred to as a ‘candy cane’. The next signature was Le Verre Francais, engraved on the foot or near the bottom of the piece.

This signature is commonly referred to as a ‘candy cane’. The next signature was Le Verre Francais, engraved on the foot or near the bottom of the piece.

This signature is commonly referred to as a ‘candy cane’. The next signature was Le Verre Francais, engraved on the foot or near the bottom of the piece.

This signature is commonly referred to as a ‘candy cane’. The next signature was Le Verre Francais, engraved on the foot or near the bottom of the piece.

This signature is commonly referred to as a ‘candy cane’. The next signature was Le Verre Francais, engraved on the foot or near the bottom of the piece.

This signature is commonly referred to as a ‘candy cane’. The next signature was Le Verre Francais, engraved on the foot or near the bottom of the piece.

This signature is commonly referred to as a ‘candy cane’. The next signature was Le Verre Francais, engraved on the foot or near the bottom of the piece.

This signature is commonly referred to as a ‘candy cane’. The next signature was Le Verre Francais, engraved on the foot or near the bottom of the piece.

This signature is commonly referred to as a ‘candy cane’. The next signature was Le Verre Francais, engraved on the foot or near the bottom of the piece.

This signature is commonly referred to as a ‘candy cane’. The next signature was Le Verre Francais, engraved on the foot or near the bottom of the piece.

His best known work as an illustrator was the Santa Claus logo he designed for the Whitman Candy Company. Around 1915, Phillips established a portrait studio in Philadelphia.

women of varying ages who worked at Newton’s with Sloan (the only male) painting frolicking French lovers and flowers and on the covers of candy boxes, portfolios, and novelties at N...

“We Prefer Cigarets [sic]: Lil’s Hectic Hunt for Holiday Gifts,” original cover for Liberty magazine, published December 17, 1927 With only six days left before Christmas, Lil and h...

Victorian Classical brilliant-cut glass candy jar, ca 1890. Drum-form with diaper ground and same central wide band with stars and ferns; faceted shoulder and everted rim with flush ...

The service comes with a certificate of authenticity from the Musée des Arts Décoratifs and consists of approximately: 22 Dinner Plates, Diameter: 9.75" 20 Desert Plates, D...

An Important Giuliano necklace, consisting of three strands of turquoise-enamelled candy-twist gold links interspersed with pearls, the three strands linked to the centre with painte...

Here’s a fabulous pair of candy dishes by the Gorham Co. So bridal and so dainty...heart shaped with raised bows and flowers against the lattice work.