An Attractive Early 20thC German Glass & Silver Applied Decanter Imported by Berthold Hermann Muller; London, 1913 sub-Art & Sculpture formed with a long tapering

formed with a long tapering neck with a bulbous squat body and slightly inverted base and surviving from the Islamic Golden Age

Dutch hatchment painters did not follow the British convention of marking a surviving spouse with a white background

She is swarthy with a low forehead

“ce’tableau appartenait anciennement a l’abbaye royale de saint calais

It is almost a certainty that this wonderfully well realised cabriole leg was from a large piece of George III/IV furniture or possibly George II period

An Attractive Early 20thC German Glass & Silver Applied Decanter Imported by Berthold Hermann Muller; London, 1913 sub-Art & Sculpture formed with a long taperingOrigin: German Period: Early 20thC Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1913 Base: 2. 75" square Height: 7. 75" The beautifully proportioned glass decanter of square sleeve form with an applied silver band to the base with pierced and relief figural decoration, with gilt highlights to the upper section and stopper, showing import marks to the base for London 1913, Berthold Hermann Muller of Hanau. The decanter is in good condition with surface marks