Art Nouveau-Inspired Cast Iron Ceiling Fixture bullet At the top of this

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This vintage copper ashtray is made to resemble a small sombrero

Additional Details: This particular style of pottery originated in Southern China and was traditionally used for storing liquids like wine or oil and often made from high-quality porcelain or stoneware

14" W x 21" L x 12

Supreme Allied Commander of the Western Front during World War I

Art Nouveau-Inspired Cast Iron Ceiling Fixture bullet At the top of thisc. 1920s 1930s; (likely) Markel Electric Products, Inc. Buffalo, NY Cast iron three socket ceiling fixture. This early 20th century ceiling light features a cast iron body with ornate openwork arms, fluted socket cups, and a ribbed central hub adorned with stylized foliate motifs. Suspended by a twisted iron stem with integrated chain links, the fixture reflects the transitional design aesthetics of the era, bridging late Victorian embellishment with