Gorham CO

Aesthetic Movement mixed metals tray. Japanese style tray in copper decorated with sterling silver decoration, figuring crabs, fishes and textured lan...

A five pieces tea set made by Gorham, marked on all pieces, the mark with halberd has been used only in year 1900. The tea set is usable, very good conditions also inside.

Pair of Gorham Georgian style sterling candlesticks, now as lamps, newly wired, raised on custom wood plinth bases. 14" high to the top of the candlesticks.

An antique Gorham tray offers sterling silver construction with rim having decorative trim, shaped well with monogram, maker stamps en verso as photographe...

Seldom seen large rectangular bronze plaque with the text of Abraham Linciln's Gettysburg Address in raised lettering..Upper left hand corner ,,seperate cast ,4-1/4 circular medallion with profile bust of Lincoln...

A model that Mahonri Young contracted to both the Griffoul foundry in Newark and the Gorham Co. foundry in New York, the Pushing Elephant bookends were one of his most sought-after works. The present sculpture was executed by Gorham Co. using the lost-wax method of casting is an exceptional example with exquisite texture captured directly from the mold, the surface silky and translucent with a rich medium-brown patina with complex hues of gold and reddish-oxide as well as ranges of black. The model is numbered 42 and is cold-stamped Gorham CO. FOUNDERS 0469 along the edge of the base; the signature is captured directly from the mold into the naturalistic base and the underside of the model is filled with plaster beneath green baize. Born to Salt Lake City, Utah on August 9th 1877 to Mahonri M. Young and Agnes Mackintosh Young, grandson to Mormon leader Brigham Young, Mahonri Mackintosh Young was self-taught from an early age, sculpting animals and birds in clay even as a young boy. After receiving some early recognition for his drawings, he began to pursue illustration and studied under James T. Harwood. When Cyrus E...

An exquisite pair of vintage weighted sterling silver candelabra from the iconic American firm Gorham Co., they feature a stunning ...

Verdigris patinated bronze sculpture "Bust of Mozart" by Edith Lichtenstein Signed "Edith Lichtenstein", dated 1910, cold-stamped "Gorham Co Founders G...

Antique Gorham sterling silver nut or candy dishes feature reticulated heart shaped bowls with scroll and foliate designing, seated on ball feet, en verso maker mark as photographed,...

Alexander Phimister Proctor's first model of a newborn white-tailed deer in 1887 titled Fawn (First Model) was inspired by his observations...

An American Art Nouveau patinated cast bronze and marble sculpture "Desha" by, female artist Harriet Whitney Frishmuth. The sculpture was mod...

An American Art Nouveau cast patinated bronze sculpture "The Vine" by female sculptor, Harriet Whitney Frishmuth. The Vine depicts a nude dan...