American Planters, Cachepots and Jardinières

An extremely rare Early 20th century American Art Nouveau bronze and favrile glass "Mosaic "Arrowhead Fern" Jardinie`re by, Tiffany Studios decorated with inlaid mosaic iridescent yellow favrile "damascene glass" with cast bronze arrowhead...

An American Early 20th Century Art Nouveau "Marsh Marigold"cast bronze jardiniere (planter) decorated in high relief and very detailed design of stylized marsh plants finished in a brown patina with reddish/green overtones throughout and retains its copper liner. The planter is impressed Tiffany Studios New York"and is numbered "S665" and further numbered "834" Measurements: height: 3.5 in. x diameter: 10.75 in. References: An Identical model is photographed in "Louis C. Tiffany's Glass - Bronzes - Lamps: A complete collector's guide" by, Robert Koch pg. 224 An identical planter is in "Tiffany Lamps and Metalware: An Illustrated Model to over 2000 Models" by, Alastair Duncan ©2007 pg. fig.1605 Biography: Although Louis Comfort Tiffany’s company is best known by the name of Tiffany Studios, his vast creative enterprise operated under various names through the years. These include Louis C. Tiffany & Company (1878–85); Tiffany Glass Company (1885–92); Tiffany Glass and Decorating Company (1892–1900); Allied Arts (1900–1902); and Tiffany Studios (1902–32). Additional production support was provided by Stourbridge Glass...

Jardiniere with herons and plants was most likely made by the Owen company either in Zanesville, Ohio or by Owen in New York State.

Antique standing copper kettle on cast iron stand. Reads "E COOPER & SONS HOTEL COOKING APPARATUS ATLANTIC CITY, N.J". Measures: 17 1/2" in diameter, and stands 30 1/4" in height.

An extremely rare bronze and favrile glass Mosaic "Arrowhead Fern" Jardinière by, Tiffany Studios decorated with inlaid mosaic iridized green-blue favrile "damascene glass" with arrowhead decoration finished in a rich patinated bronze patin. The planter retains its original copper liner and is signed, "Tiffany Studios New York 835." Provenance: Private Collection Max & Judy Foote. Sotheby's New York "Tiffany" Sale #N0906; Lot #328; December 18th, 2013. Private Family, New Jersey. Thence by descent to the present owner. Additional Info: The design and creation of the example photographed has been accredited to "Clara Driscoll" One of the "Tiffany Girls...