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.

It’s made in the Gothic Pugin style as mentioned, it dates to the early Victorian era, circa 1840, I have never seen another of this quality, the patina is to die for, it is pure eye...

While this is a perfectly functional bowl- ideal for storing small valuables, candies or any number of other items- it is also an objet d'art in its own right that is ornate in its d...

All bout the ship is a mound of finely spun and flaked glass, with a consistency not unlike cotton candy, but coarser and reflective. Tall, expressive, and sculptural, I can’t say...

The Pawpaw fruit is used in beverages, candies, pies, puddings, and cocktails, but is hard to find in stores.

His worked appeared as art prints, calendars, advertising pieces, ink blotters, candy, handkerchief and jewelry boxes, magazine covers, children’s books, newspaper inserts, postcards...

This tray could have a number of practical uses, for keeping stationary, watches, jewelry, or thinking outside of the box, holding you remote controls and candy!! We have a matching...

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.

Produced in a wide range of designs, they were developed during the same era as slot machines and were operated by inserting a coin and pulling a lever, the player standing to win pr...

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 suite is absolute eye candy from every angle, it is Victorian with the original leather hide, the leather is in fully restored condition throughout, the colour had faded, it has...

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.

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...