From the Lundberg Studios on the California Coast, a beautiful, large, art glass vase. Purchased at the studios this was an artist's one-of-a-kind production piece. Lundberg Studios designs are influenced by the iridescent, freeblown, handcrafted (favrile)early 20th century glass of Quezal and Tiffany. A heirloom of the future, this vase is vibrant gold iridescing to shades of pink and orange. Stars dot the upper portion with a wave pattern in deep greens and blues on the bottom...

Hand painted, heavy paper mache tray with image of deer in woodlands. Made in Japan with a PT NO. of 61978 and large "K" in circle mark. Late 1930s to early 1940's vintage in an art deco style. Well done with no paint loss to the image and only minor nicks and bumps to edges. 13" H x 19" W.

A bracelet made from two spoon handles. The pattern is "Proposal", which was introduced by Oneida- Wm.Rogers 1881 in 1954. Nicely put together,no major damage, no loss to silverplate Some fine surface wear from when it was a spoon. 2 3/4" D.

Set of hard 1950s style melamine, similar to bakelite, salad servers. Molded pine cone and pine needle motif. Each is 10" H. Good used condition.

Dinner knives in the Proposal pattern, Wm. Rogers 1881. Introduced by Oneida in 1954. Light use, no loss to silverplate. 9" Eight available.

Demitasse spoons in the Proposal flatware pattern, Wm. Rogers 1881. Introduced by Oneida in 1954. Light use, but no loss to silverplate. 4" each. Eight available.

Dinner forks in the Proposal pattern, Wm. Rogers 1881. Introduced by Oneida in 1954. Light use but with no loss to silverplate. 7.5" Six available.

Oval soup spoons in the Proposal pattern, Wm. Rogers 1881. Introduced by Oneida in 1954. Light use but no loss to silverplate. 7" each. Six available.

Butter knives in the Proposal pattern, Wm. Rogers 1881. Introduced by Oneida in 1954. Light use to all, but no loss to silverplate. 4.5". Five available.

Tea or Place spoons in the Proposal pattern by Wm. Rogers 1881. Introduced by Oneida in 1954, simple, elegant design in silverplate. Each 6", all with light use, no loss to plate. Five available.