Danish Art Nouveau Candle Holders by H.F. Bronze, 1920s. Set of 2.
Located in Asaa, DK
Made in Denmark in the 1920s by HF Bronze. Stamped with makers mark. Good vintage condition.
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Danish Art Deco Bronze Candleholders by HF Bronce, 1930s.
Located in Asaa, DK
Danish Art Deco Bronze Candleholders by HF Bronce, 1930s. Pair of patinated bronze candle holders made by Danish manufacturer HF Bronce, Denmark in the 1930s.
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$3,200
Sculpture by HF, 1964
Located in Sagaponack, NY
Letters 'HF' and '64' etched in to the base in a modern sans serif font.
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Pair of Art Deco Bronze Candle Sticks by HF Ildfast
Located in Brooklyn, NY
1930s, Denmark. Art Deco bronze candle sticks by HF Ildfast. Makers mark on the underside.
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Holger FridericiasCasket Box in Patinated Bronze, 1930s
Located in Esbjerg, DK
It was designed and manufactured by Holger Fridericias in Denmark during the 1920s or 30s. Signed to its base HF Bronce (bronze). Measurements: W: 13 cm, Dept: 9.5 cm, H: 8 cm.
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Art Deco Vase, Bronze, Danish Design, 1930s-1940s
Located in København, Copenhagen
Stamped. HF Bronze. In very good condition, beautiful patina.
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H 1.19 in Dm 11.42 in
Art Deco Bronze Dish w. Green Verdigris Patina by Holger Fridericias, 1930s
Located in Esbjerg, DK
The motif - medieval dragon slayer has a lot of interesting ancient symbolism to it. Engraved HF, Bronze to its backside. Measurements: Diameter: 29 cm.
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Art Deco Vase in Solid Bronze, Denmark 1920s
Located in Stockholm, SE
Vase in solid patinated bronze, made in Denmark, Art Deco 1920s. Marked with crown and BRONZE.
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