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18th century altar stick made in the Portuguese colony of Goa in India but shows a strong influence of the European Baroque style
After 1891
Each within an oval borders with English inscriptions below
round carved and pierced medallion
these feature an arched transom with scrolled patterns over the long doors that display geometric designs at the top and scrolled designs at the bottom
American Quezal Glass Opalescent Gold Hooked Feather Lily Lamp Shade antique inkstand 18th century altar stick madeDETAILS An antique Quezal lamp shade with pulled, hooked pulled feather pattern in gold on an opal ground. Note the fiery opalescence. STYLE Art Nouveau COLOR(S) Gold, creamy white PLACE OF ORIGIN United States MAKER Quezal Art Glass and Decorating Company (New York, 1902 24) Quezal was founded in Queens, New York under the creative direction of Martin Bach, Sr. and Thomas Johnson who were both former employees of Tiffany. They produced glass in the
