Bowl
Eva Scott Fenyes commissioned this silver bowl and its matching stand from Pasadena silversmith Clemens Friedell...
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Vase
Although there is little Arts and Crafts style objects in the collection, the ladies of the family did collect Van Briggle pottery...
Cage, Animal
This 19th century French mahogany and brass cage housed Leonora and Thomas Curtin’s pet marmoset named "Dom Pedro de Jura Juba." ...
Cabinet, Vargueño
The vargueño is a portable desk, the form of which originated in Renaissance Spain...
Fixture, Lighting
The Fenyes Mansion’s butler’s pantry was illuminated by a double-function gas and electrical lighting fixture...
Lamp
Mrs. Fenyes displayed two Tiffany lamps in her mansion on Orange Grove Avenue, this “Lotus bell” table lamp...
Clock
This clock was made in Boston (c.1820) by Aaron Willard, one of the early pioneers in the clock industry...
Phonograph
This spring-wound Victor Victrola was the first talking machine to employ the “new” internal horn...
Table, Knitting
This sewing table, displayed in the master bedroom of the Fenyes Mansion, is a reproduction of a late 18th century...
Suitcase
Dr. Adalbert Fenyes’ rectangular, leather-covered wood suitcase has numerous stickers applied all over...
