Edward Winter Enamel

Edward Winter Enamel Box, Brass, Hinged, Cleveland School, Mid-Century Modern.

This is a beautifully crafted mid-century modern jewelry or trinket box by renowned American designer and enamelist Edward Winter. The hinged rectangular box is clad in black leather...

Two enamel on copper shallow trays by Edward Winter.

Here is a striking and exceptionally rare enameled copper bowl by American enameling pioneer Edward Winter, signed and dated 1939.

Suffused with brilliant tangerine and jade tones and featuring an exuberant, Art Deco zebra cavorting amidst a group of coconut palms, this brilliant example of American enamel artis...

Edward Winter was skilled in printmaking and painting, but he became nationally known for his enamel work, newly embraced by American artists in the 1930s and 1940s.

A large and striking enamel rondel panel by the great enamel artist, Edward Winter, this Art Deco masterpiece depicts a proud horse, with his head raised high and one leg ready to mo...

The artist was Edward Winter, and this piece demonstrates his application of the Fine Arts, including printmaking and painting, to enamel work, newly embraced by American artists in ...

Created by the greatest master of enamel painting in America's Art Deco period -- Edward Winter -- this large and spectacular panel features two female nude figures, impossibly elong...

Frazier married Edward Winter, one of America's greatest enamel artists before and after World War II, and at that point she did both ceramic and enamel work.

Frazier later married Edward Winter, one of America's greatest enamel artists before and after World War II, and at that point she did both ceramic and enamel work.