2199- Van Briggle c. 1950's-1960's Vase with frog: H: 3" x W: 8.5" x D: 5.75"; Metric system: H: 7.5cm. x L: 21.5cm. x l: 14.5cm. Candlesticks: H: 4.5" x W: 6.5" x D: 2.25"; Metric system: H: 11.25cm. x L: 16.5cm. x l: 2.25cm. Signature: "Van Briggle Colo Spgs., Company's logo in square, R, 14, 41" on all pieces Condition: Excellent for all pieces. Price: $325.00 This set is not any older than the 1950's. It is an Art Nouveau style blue matt vase with inside frog and a pair of candlesticks. This is a very pleasant set with good matt sky blue color.
	2133- Czechoslovakian c. 1920's H: 8.75" x W: 4 1/8" x D: 2.75"; Metric system: H: 22.25cm. x L: 10.25cm. x l: 7cm. Signature: "Made in Czechoslovakia" Condition: Excellent Price: $295.00 This is a gorgeous Art Deco maiden figure walking in the wind. She's dressed in a wonderful Art Deco attire, including the beautiful hat, which she is holding afraid that the wind will blow it off her head. The maiden has exquisite detailing, right down to the crises of the dress. If one loves Art Deco figures, one will love this exquisite piece.
	2095- Boch Fres., Ch. Catteau for the French retail store La Maitrise c. 1924 H: 15.75" x D: 8"; Metric system: H: 40cm. x D: 20.25cm. Signature: "La Maitrise, D 894, Made in Belgium, Boch Fres. logo, La Louviere, Fabrication Belge" Condition: Excellent, some staining inside from use mentioned for accuracy Price: $1,650.00 This is a good and seldom seen decor on an extremely scarce monumental form for a Boch Freres vase designed by Charles Catteau. The blue enamel abstract flowers stand on a white crackled background. This example was made for resale through the La Maitrise retail store located in Paris. I haven't encountered very often such large pieces by Boch Freres and Catteau. Decor 894 as mentioned is  somewhat hard to find among Boch Fres. production.
	1984- Charles Greber c. 1905-15 H: 3.25" x D: 7"; Metric system: H: 8.25cm. x D: 17.75cm. Signature: "Greber" Condition: Excellent Price: $275.00 This is a great example of an Art Nouveau bowl made by the Charles Greber company of France. The bowl is sea green and black in color with a drip glaze effect. It has 4 appendages as handles looking like gears. One would not be disappointed by this little beauty. Charles Greber is known in France for good Art Nouveau pottery but deserve to be known a bit better outside of France as his works are quite often very good and complex. Though Greber had a small company and production, his work is on a par with Denbac pottery, which is now increasing in popularity.

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