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Sculptor, b. 1836 - d. 1922

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        • Isaac Broome (American, 1835-1922) Tile Plaque, "Cherub in Relief", H 6" W 6"
          Dec. 15, 2023

          Isaac Broome (American, 1835-1922) Tile Plaque, "Cherub in Relief", H 6" W 6"

          Est: $75 - $125

          Signed lower right Broome. Depicting a seated cupid. In a giltwood and gesso frame 13" x 13". Likely originally used in a fireplace surround. Provenance: Property from a Saint Clair, MI estate.

          DuMouchelles
        • Isaac Broome Bust
          Oct. 07, 2023

          Isaac Broome Bust

          Est: $5 - $500

          Isaac Broome parian bust of a woman, signed on base and dated 1919, 11 1/4"h

          Dovetail Auctions, LLC
        • Isaac Broome for Ott and Brewer, Rare vases (Cracked Eggs), pair
          May. 11, 2023

          Isaac Broome for Ott and Brewer, Rare vases (Cracked Eggs), pair

          Est: $2,000 - $3,000

          Isaac Broome for Ott and Brewer Rare vases (Cracked Eggs), pair USA, 1877 glazed earthenware 8.25 h x 6 w x 7.25 d in (21 x 15 x 18 cm) Incised signature and date near base of each example 'Broome 1877'. Literature: American Porcelain 1770-1920, Frelinghuysen, ppg. 172-173 This work will ship from Lambertville, New Jersey.

          Rago Arts and Auction Center
        • ATTR. ISAAC BROOME TRENT TILE FIREPLACE
          Dec. 15, 2021

          ATTR. ISAAC BROOME TRENT TILE FIREPLACE

          Est: $50 - $10,000

          Isaac Broome tile surround. Lived from 1835 - 1922 Dimensions: surround: H 42" x W 36", apron: H 22" x W 61". Mantle: H 47.75" x W 60" x D 13" Condition: Tiles show crazing of glaze consistent with exposure to heat and use. Apron tiles are marked " Trent tile, Trenton N.J." THIS ITEM REMAINS IN THE HOME AND WILL HAVE TO BE REMOVED BY THE WINNDING BIDDER AT THEIR EXPENSE. REMOVAL CAN HAPPEN BETWEEN 12/27 AND 1/7 BY APPOINTMENT ONLY FROM THE HOME IN DARIEN, CT.

          Westport Auction
        • ISAAC BROOME GIRL & PARROT TILE
          Sep. 23, 2018

          ISAAC BROOME GIRL & PARROT TILE

          Est: $125 - $225

          Antique American Trent Tile by Isaac Broome. Girl and Parrot. Good condition with overall crazing and small fleabites to 1 edge. Manufactured by Trent Tile Works of Trenton, NJ. Measures 6"x6"x1/2". Weight An American sculptor, ceramic modeler and teacher, Isaac Broome (1836-1922) was educated at the Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts in Philadelphia, where he was elected an Academician in 1860 and taught in the Life and Antique department from 1860 to 1863. In 1854 he assisted Thomas Crawford with the statues on the pediment of the Senate wing of the US Capitol in Washington, DC, and tried unsuccessfully to establish a firm for architectural terracotta and garden ornaments in Pittsburgh and New York. Beginning in 1875, Broome was employed as a modeler by Trenton's Ott & Brewer pottery. The parian porcelain sculpture he created for their display at the Centennial International Exhibition of 1876 in Philadelphia won medals for ceramic arts. Following his success at the Exhibition and at the Exposition Universelle of 1878 in Paris, for which he was appointed USA Special Commissioner, he was active as a teacher and lecturer and was keenly interested in educational, political and industrial reforms. He also continued as a modeler for potteries in Ohio and Trenton, including the Trent Tile Co. and the Providential Tile Co. in Trenton, producing major work as late as 1917, when he modeled a parian portrait bust of Walter Scott Lenox for the Lenox Company.

          Charleston Estate Auctions
        • Isaac Broome (Canada/U.S./Phila., 1835-1922)
          Dec. 08, 2013

          Isaac Broome (Canada/U.S./Phila., 1835-1922)

          Est: $3,000 - $5,000

          Isaac Broome (b. Canada/American/Philadelphia, 1835-1922), a marble bust of The Right Reverend Alonzo Potter (1800-1860), the bishop of the Episcopal Church in Pennsylvania, signed "I Broome, Sculpt. Philadelphia 1858", now on a later cast stone plinth, statue, h. 29", pedestal, h. 44-1/2". Broome, born in Canada, was raised in Philadelphia and studied at the Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts, where he began to exhibit in 1855, and where this bust was shown in 1858. Previously, he had traveled to Europe and held a studio in Rome, producing his first marble bust. His career as a marble sculptor was brief, and extant examples of his work are very rare, according to a catalogue entry of a bust of a young boy by him, at the Philadelphia Museum of Art. Broome went on to establish Etruria Pottery in Trenton, New York, where among other accomplishments, he designed and modeled the iconic Baseball Vase, which won a medal at the Centennial Exhibition. It is now owned by The Detroit Historical Museum. Numerous examples of his ceramic arts are included in major museum collections, including the Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, New York.

          New Orleans Auction Galleries
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