Chase Plates

Gorgeous hand chased silver plated large Moroccan tajine dish with cover, typically used for

This is a lovely Sheffield silver plate tray, beautifully chased with prominent scalloped border

Gorgeous hand chased silver plated large Moroccan serving tray typically used for tea service. Hand

Silver-plated and finely chased bronze. Conically rising column shaft. Above, starting from two

Gorgeous hand chased silver plated large Moroccan round serving tray on three removable legs

a letter opener with hand-carved bone handles mounted with a silver plated handcrafted chased

fine work by stamping (embossing) on the outside or inside, followed by hand chasing and engraved

Stylish and fine detail hand chased bronze and gold-plated (ormolu) sconce in the style of

Cash register in nickel-plated chased brass with white marble edge. “National”, Dayton Ohio, USA

Five-flame lamp. Silver plated and chased bronze. Flat wall shield made of reliefed Roman warrior

fixtures have two S shaped arms with decorative scroll work that is also found on their chased back plates

sconces. Each sconce is centered by a beautiful and richly chased foliate back plate with a scrolled wheat

retains its original butterfly shaped chased brass lock plate. The lacquer features inlaid floral designs

Nessen. The chase. Machine Age. 1930s. Chrome plated steel. Black lacquer finish. Spherical retractable

rolled edge with chased border Clear, bright plate presents minimal foxing Dressed to the rear with

rectangular hinges. The lower row features a large embossed and chased square plate with a character "Double

, chased and chrome-plated appliqués depicting a lion and a lioness. Both appliqués are signed engraved

Victoire de Castellane. Featuring large open chased gold plated links with an ornate wax seal style fob set

Chased”. Dimensions: 1952 plates: H 1/2 x D 10 7/8 in. 1907 plates: H 1/2 x D 10 1/4 in. Total weight

for J.E. Caldwell & Company of Philadelphia, circa 1908. Each plate with intricately chased borders of

An upholstered waterfall edged bench with chrome plated metal bands, in the style of the noted

plate Chase is very rare. This item never appeared in a Chase catalog. An iconic Machine Age design.

12 Antique sterling silver dessert plates made by Black, Starr & Frost, circa 1900. Each with a

In 1920s, the Hagenauer siblings Karl and Franz began to design and craft strongly reduced figurines in their Viennese workshop. Through the strong reduction of the physical features...

Chase rose-copper plated brass elephant bookends. Unusual finish, body and polished rose head and

and all other forms of iron furniture” by Georg Himmelheber. Plate #290, Boston, Chase Brothers & Co

, reproduction of Old English plate Hand Chased

Composed of five silver panels, each gilt to the inside, applied to the outside with a chased motif

Cast brass, chased and silver plated white metal, with twin arm candle stick holders and splayed

Large Oval Venison Dish & Hand Chased Dome. Sheffield Silver Plated

Firenze 1970's Hand-chased silver plate over brass. Shell from Indian Ocean and lapis eyes.

An extremely rare plated garniture chased with polar bears on the original mirror plateau. English

the thickly gold plated hand chased bronze mounts, which grace all four sides, so the table can be

chinoiserie designs on three sides depicting deities, the two drawers mounted with finely chased ormolu pulls

on the Death of Admiral Maarten Harpertszoon Tromp (1598-1653) Silver, consisting of two chased

the linings with fine and strong hand cut dovetails. The hand cast brass handles with chased

plate Stylized original "plumbing-elbow" horse caricature for Chase copper brass and chrome by Nessen

in the Chase Specialties catalog of 1937. It features a heart shaped, shallow rimmed serving tray

" designed by Howard Reichenbach for Chase. Topped by its extreme Art Deco designed chrome ash receiver and

This rare example of an American Art Deco serving tray first appeared in the Chase Specialties

individual canapé plates) first made their appearance in the Chase catalogue of 1934 and represent the work

either pancakes or corn. Number 28003 in the 1935 Chase Catalogue was captioned, "This amusing four-piece

Walter Von Nessen's iconic design for the Chase Brass and Copper Company for their Continental

These seldom seen American Art Deco chrome plated-copper Tulip Candlesticks designed by Walter Von

" first appeared in the chase specialties catalog of 1937. The design is by Walter Von Nessen and was

Chase nickel-plated brass elephant bookends. Unusual finish with satin nickel body and polished

Nessen for the Chase Brass and Copper Company of Connecticut. This group has examples of both the even

tomentosa) in sturdy thick proportions, having iron hardware with chased round lock plates in bird and