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Featuring the Notman Family Art Collection New York and Iowa, items from the William “Bill” Egleston estate, Marshalltown, Iowa; The Dennis Wall estate, Galesville, Wisconsin, and many others. Including over 150 American, Old Master and European oil paintings, bronzes, and prints by listed artists including original works by Marsden Hartley (2), John Marin (5), Samuel Colman (17), Paul Cesar Helleu, James Whistler, Zoran Music (2), Roy Lichtenstein, Marvin Cone, and many others. Also, over 50 exceptional Russian icons plus Imperial Russian period decorative arts. A good variety of silver hollowware & flatware incl. a fine Reed & Barton 7 pc sterling coffee/tea service, a Gorham sterling “Bacchus” punch bowl, a Georgian hot water urn, a Kirk & Son coin silver floral repousse tankard plus other sterling hollowware, several sterling flatware sets & a large service of Christofle “Rubans” silverplate flatware. Also over 250 pieces of Chinese & Japanese decorative arts incl. 17th & 18th century blue/white & famille rose export porcelain, Qing Dynasty carved cinnabar, a fine collection of Chinese snuff bottles, Japanese Meiji period carved ivory okimonos, plus Chinese cloisonné, carved jades & furnishings including a 15 pc dining room set. Plus fine decorative arts incl. a Tiffany Favrile 20.5 inch blue border “Acorn” chandelier with turtleback, French Empire revival furnishings with winged lion gilt bronze mounts, a collection of Boulle’ incl. a Louis XVI period clock, a Regina coin-op music box, European porcelain including KPM, Steuben art glass, and Mid-Century modern furnishings with works by Afra & Tobia Scarpa, Warren Plantar & Arne Jacobsen, Also over 70 Oriental carpets circa 1890 to 1950 the majority from a Midwestern estate including early Caucasians, Kazaks, Kubas & Turkish; Boukaras, a Kerman Shah, various runners & others.
Skinner’s June Fine Jewelry auction will feature over 400 lots of antique, period, and contemporary jewelry, highlighted by the collection of Susan Freeman.
New York Previews
By Appointment Only
Wednesday, June 14
Thursday, June 15
Jewelry’s Power Couples
A Lecture by Toni Greenbaum
Thursday, June 22, 5PM
Boston Preview Times
Sunday, June 25, 12PM-5PM
Monday, June 26, 12PM-7PM
Contact Us
617-874-4313
jewelry@skinnerinc.com
Passed Lots from Remix: Effortless Style auction
Purchased passed lots from Rago Auction's Fine Jewelry sale.
Vintage Automobile Collectibles from around the World
Items offered exclusively on Bidsquare.
Bidding Closes Thursday, June 29, 2017 starting at 1:00 pm ET
Featuring a selection of Fine Jewelry
Bidding for this Timed Online Auction is only available through Bidsquare. We welcome you to browse the catalog and submit absentee bids at any time prior to the close of the auction. All bids are executed competitively and confidentially. When placing absentee bids we recommend that you submit your highest bid which will be executed automatically on your behalf by the Bidsquare system. Participants will receive outbid notifications for any absentee bids they place. However, once the auction begins to close, bidders will no longer receive outbid notifications.
This auction will begin closing at 1:00 PM on Thursday, June 29. Bidding will close for each item individually beginning with Lot #0001, with a one minute interval between each lot. Any bids placed within one minute of the closing time will extend the bidding by one minute. This extension will apply indefinitely until bidding ceases.
Following the conclusion of the auction each winning bidder will receive an email from our offices which will include an invoice and relevant payment information.
Please feel free to contact our offices for any questions or concerns.
Email: info@brunkauctions.com
Phone: 828.254.6846
Note that this auction features Bidding Increments that differ from our standard increments which are noted in out Terms of Sale.
$0-$100………….….$5 increments
$100-500……………$25 increments
$500-1,000………….$50 increments
$1,000-2,000………..$100 increments
$2,000-3,000………..$200 increments
$3,000-$5,000………$250 increments
above $5,000………..$500 increments
A buyer’s premium will be applied to the purchase price of all items:
23%….Bidsquare with cash, check or wire transfer
26%….Bidsquare with MasterCard, Visa, Discover and American Express credit cards
Brunk Auctions makes no warranty or guarantee whatsoever regarding the jewelry, its colored stones, diamonds, other gem materials, or metals, or as to their status as natural, treated, "earth mined", manmade or other. Appraisals, descriptions, photographs, are offered as a service and are not intended to be a complete analysis of the qualities and conditions of the jewelry. All identifications, information, weights, quality, cut, value and other estimates, are opinions, limited by examination and grading the mountings, the condition and cleanliness of the items. All gems, colored stones, diamonds, "cultured or natural pearls, fresh water, south sea, Tahitian pearls", and other materials used in jewelry, may be enhanced by a variety of treatments. Brunk Auctions makes no warranties or guaranties that any clock or watch is in working order. First time buyers will be required to pay by wire transfer or cashiers check.
Upcoming
525 lots. All no reserve. Featuring original paintings and prints; Asian arts ; fine clocks; china, pottery and glass; ephemera; rugs; Native American arts; collectibles; furniture; and many other fantastic items. Great variety. Starting bids from $10! Online bidding only. Leave absentee bids now through June 28. Live online bidding starts June 28 at 11 am
A lively selection of American and European paintings and prints: Watercolors, drawings and oil paintings from recognized and under-appreciated artists. Antique art and modern landscapes, portraits, marine scenes and abstracts, many presented beautifully in new frames.
The SUMMER FINE JEWELS auction will feature jewelry from famous designers including Cartier, Tiffany & Co., Bulgari, Van Cleef & Arpels, David Webb, Rolex and many more. A beautiful array of fine antique, estate and diamond jewelry, and objects d’art will be offered for sale.
Viewing: The collection can be viewed prior to the sale, by appointment from June 24-28. Please call (212) 389-9040 for details.
Location: Fortuna Showroom
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Modern, Bronzes, Fine Arts & Estate Jewelry
Join us for a fantastic auction featuring art glass from such makers as Rene Lalique, Daum Nancy, G. Argy Rousseau.
A large collection of sterling silver bird automatons.
Nice pieces of porcelain from the likes of Royal Vienna, Meissen and others. Asian art works, original works of art.
Sculptures by F. Priess, D. CHiparus, Erte and Hageuhauer.
ALWAYS ACCEPTING CONSIGNMENTS FOR UPCOMING AUCTIONS.
Summer Liquidation - No Reserve
Paintings, works on paper, sculpture.
Potter & Potter's inaugural book auction will feature printed and manuscript Americana, modern first editions, travel and exploration, natural history, fine bindings and continental books from the 16th century to present day. Pulp comics, science fiction and fantasy will lead the literature session, including a rare complete run of The Shadow, which belonged to the author, Walter B. Gibson.
The July 9th sale at Clarke Auction will include a number of fine and important pieces of art, vintage furniture and design, sterling and jewelry, and decorative arts.
The fine art selection will feature quality original paintings from 19th, 20th and contemporary artists. There will also be a great selection of prints, multiples and works on paper.
The antiques and decorative arts selection will include oriental carpets, bronzes, lighting, Continental and American furniture, and more.
The sterling and jewelry selection will feature flatware, tea sets, sterling accessories, diamond jewelry, gold jewelry, and designer jewelry.
The Mid-century selection will feature Danish, American, and Italian designers from the 1950's to contemporary manufacturers.
Previews are held in the gallery and online on July 7th and 8th (Friday & Saturday) from12pm to 6pm EST. The catalog is available online 24/7 and updated daily at ClarkeNY. com/Auctions.
Auction day previews begin on Sunday, July 9th at 10am.
A buyer’s premium will be applied to the hammer price of each lot equal to 25%.
Current Price Bid Increment
$ 0 - $ 100 10
$ 100 - $ 500 25
$ 500 - $ 1000 50
$ 1000 - $ 3000 100
$ 3000 - $ 5000 200
$ 5000 - $10,000 500
Friday, July 14th at 6:30 pm
Friday offers a comprehensive group of outstanding Arts & Crafts lamps, including a Duffner & Kimberly Flaming Sword Table lamp, a magnificent Arts & Crafts brass chandelier with monk’s heads decoration, and an ornate American leaded glass ceiling shade. Notable makers include Bradley & Hubbard, Duffner & Kimberly, Handel, Hibbel, and Quezal. A partially restored 1919 Packard Motor Car Company, Model ‘E’ delivery truck, #147. Art work including a fine bronze sculpture of a Javelin thrower, 12” H. x 30” L., a Fred Sanders brass business plaque dated June 17th, 1875, an oil painting signed “JLB” and dated 1914 of an American sailing ship in a sea battle. Other works by Henry T. Harvey (Brit. b1908), Charles Ewing (Amer. b1946) to name a few. Silver items including a Reed & Barton silver plate coffee service, in the Regent pattern and a W.M. Lemp Brewing Co. silver award plate, c1900, mounted in a shadowbox frame. A silver miniature French silver filigree “Renault 1907” automobile. Firearms including a Walther P-5, 9mm, semi-automatic pistol, 1986 and a Morixa Elbar made In Spain, 12 gauge magnum shotgun. Furniture items including an early (1910) International Business Machines, oak framed, employee time clock, 35” H x 17” W. x 35” D. and a twelve drawer carved oak chest, C1900. A fine assortment of Chinese collectables including planters, an umbrella stand and carved jade pieces. Toys including a Steiff teddy bear, a convertible child’s rocking horse and a cast iron miniature horse drawn carriage. Tribal art including Native American baskets, African carved items including a throne chair, c1900. Fine jewelry items including an Omas “Apollo 11” 30th Anniversary, limited edition, 18kt white gold fountain pen and a 14kt white gold heart pendant with eight round rubies, weighing 1.00cts and 0.90cts in diamond accents. Fine Persian and oriental wool rugs, porcelains and glass items round out the selections.
Saturday, July 15th at 11:00 am
The Saturday auction opens with a classic assemblage of Georg Jensen sterling flatware and hollowware; of note, the ‘Blossom’ sterling tea and coffee set with tray. Georg Jensen was one of the most influential silversmiths of the twentieth century; his work embodied the Danish philosophy of the Arts and Crafts movement, or “skønvirke”. Following, are the property of numerous private collectors: a Zsolnay Hungarian iridescent ceramic planter; fine jewelry including ruby, diamond, gold, and cameo bracelets, necklaces, and rings; furniture by Baker and Hickory Chair, and other furnishings in the French, English, and Italian tastes; numerous lots of Chinese porcelains; ‘Tommy’ crystal stemware by St. Louis, along Lalique and Waterford crystal and glass wares; a collection of 19th century English Staffordshire pottery lamps, figural groups, and spill vases. We end our sale with American Brilliant period cut glass articles and Royal Doulton porcelains.
Sunday, July 16th at Noon
Over 250 fine arts offerings in the session highlighted by the Marshall Fredericks bronze sculpture, “Nordic Swan and Ugly Duckling”, a Chuang Che acrylic painting, a Carl Johann Spielter oil on canvas and a Harriet W. Frishmuth, “Crest of the Wave” bronze sculpture. Additional fine arts of special note feature works by: Henry Faulkner, Nicola Simbari, Harold Anderson, Alois Kalvoda, Henri Eugene Le Sidaner, William Aiken Walker, Donald Baechler, Augusta Christine Fells Savage, Pierre Bittar, Jaroslav Pukl, Emanuel Bakla, Bedrich Cerny, F.K.L.V. Rupprecht, Boderork Permy, Bergstrom, Charles Culver, Donald Keith Sultan, Marc Chagall and attributed to Sir William Beechey. Bidders will also be interested in the DuMouchelle offerings of: furniture, including an English carved oak table, c. 1900, two 18th c. Queen Anne lowboys, a pair of Chippendale, c. 1800 side chairs, 18th c. English gate leg table and a Steindorf ebony baby grand piano, c. 1950; fine jewelry; lighting fixtures and Oriental rugs and porcelains.
Online Only Estate of a Pennsylvania Gentleman
Gallery Exhibition:
Wednesday, July 12 - 10am to 4pm
Thursday, July 13 - 10am to 4pm
Friday, July 14 - 10am to 6pm
Additional Information:
On Monday, July 17th, Pook & Pook, Inc. presents a small specialty auction of the estate of a Pennsylvania gentleman. Containing around two hundred lots, the online-only sale includes a wide variety of fine art, with works from George Bertrand Mitchell, Tyrone Power, and J. Winthrop Andrews, amongst others. The gentleman’s sporting pursuits, car racing and sailing, will also be represented. Several ship models will cross the auction block, as will multiple automobile-themed pieces. Interested bidders can register on Bidsquare.com or Liveauctioneers.com and can contact info@pookandpook.com or (610) 269-4040 with any questions. Gallery preview will be offered July 12th-14th, from 10:00am-4:00pm, and the auction will begin promptly at 9:00am EST on July 17th. All bidding for this auction will be online.
Online Only Auctions at Pook & Pook are live auctions, not timed auctions. They run just like a regular salesroom auction with the lots being sold one at a time in lot number order. The only difference is that there are no bidders in the salesroom or on the phones. All bidding, both live and absentee, is taking place online through online bidding platforms. You can leave absentee bids up until a few minutes before an item sells. You can also bid live when the item crosses the auction block. Once the item is live, outbid notices cease. When the bidding slows down, a fair warning is given and a five second countdown begins. If nobody clicks bid during that five second countdown, the clerk then clicks ‘sold’. If someone does click bid, the countdown clock resets itself to five seconds and the countdown begins again. For the Online Only Auctions, we sell approximately 150 lots per hour. If you have any additional questions about how our Online Only Auctions work, please call (610) 269-4040 or email info@pookandpook.com. The buyer’s premium for this auction is 25%.
Buyer's Premium:
25%
This auction will be held in our Chicago office.
Preview:
Thursday July 13 | 10am – 5pm
Friday, July 14 | 10am – 5pm
Saturday, July 15 | 10am – 3pm
Sunday, July 16 | 12pm – 4pm
This auction will be held in our Chicago office.
Preview:
Thursday July 13 | 10am – 5pm
Friday, July 14 | 10am – 5pm
Saturday, July 15 | 10am – 3pm
Sunday, July 16 | 12pm – 4pm
July 29, 2017, marks the 32nd Coeur d’Alene Art Auction. With over $230,000,000 in sales over the last ten years, the auction has been hailed as The Biggest and Most Successful Auction of Western Art by The Wall Street Journal, and this year’s sale is certain to be the high point of the Western auction world. For more information please visit www.cdaartauction.com
This auction will feature the fine book collection of Dr. Ivan Gilbert, Columbus, Ohio, plus selections from a separate collector.
Items can be viewed by appointment at our Cincinnati Salesroom. Contact Matt Chapman (matt@cowans.com) for additional information or to request a condition report.
There will be a Buyer’s Premium charge of 23% added to the final price of each item sold in this auction.
Showplace Antique + Design Center Live Estate Auction
Sunday, June 25, 11am EST
-All lots from estates
-No reserves
-Including silver, fine art, furniture, jewelry, Asian arts, decorative art and more
A fabulous auction with a great variety including a 16 ct diamond, many pieces of fine jewelry, Reed & Barton Francis I vermeil sterling, Maitland-Smith furniture, bronze statuary, fine art, mid-century modern furniture, wonderful chandeliers including two signed Henry Dasson, large selection of English furniture and collectibles, firearms, many other exciting pieces
Wickliff Auctioneers is honored to represent the family of Frances J (Fran) and Wayne Morris at our June auction. An avid antique dealer and collector, she furnished her home with period antique furnishings and accessories. The auction features an upright Regina model 35, a table-top Regina with original stand, side-lock chests, Victorian furnishings and more. This auction is a true, step back in time! Plus, a one-family owned 1965 Mustang Coupe!
A fabulous auction with a great variety including a 16 ct diamond, many pieces of fine jewelry, Reed & Barton Francis I vermeil sterling, Maitland-Smith furniture, bronze statuary, fine art, mid-century modern furniture, wonderful chandeliers including two signed Henry Dasson, large selection of English furniture and collectibles, firearms, many other exciting pieces
Stair Galleries is pleased to announce the sale of property from the Manhattan apartment of the legendary Rolling Stones’ guitarist and his stunning model wife Patti Hansen on Saturday, June 24th.
The brilliantly colorful Upper East Side apartment was conceived by Patti as a European jewel box, filled with Italian, French and English furniture, decorations, and paintings. Patti worked with designer Carol Perry of Perry Associates in Connecticut to achieve the richly romantic apartment of her dreams. Patti was inspired by an elaborate pair of Italian rococo-style giltwood headboards upholstered in a deep cobalt blue silk velvet fit for a grand Roman Palazzo. She and her designer started with the deep wall colors and spent months combing antique shops on the East Coast and in London, finding the right piece for each room. Some of her best finds were found locally at the Park Avenue Armory Antique Shows over the years.
Some of the highlights from the boho-chic apartment are an Italian rococo giltwood console which was a focal point in the Tuscan orange painted dining room anchored by an elaborate Persian Tabriz carpet. The softly painted celadon living room had a layered look centered by an opulent Karabagh carpet surmounted by a Louis XV giltwood tabouret with damask upholstery and an English black lacquer tray on top. The walls were highlighted by three large pastel floral paintings by the French artist Jacqueline Marval that Patti found in a gallery in London. The unusual pair of Italian classically painted side cabinets flanked Keith Richards’ favorite piece, the English tufted leather Chesterfield sofa.
Included in the auction is a small selection of antiques and table top articles from their Connecticut home which Mica Ertegun of Mac II designed with Patti. They are selling an English silver-plated flatware service by Walker and Hall of Sheffield, an unusual Italian orange glass decanter by Paolo Venini, a set of eight Waterford crystal wine glasses and two Flemish tapestry pillows. The Edwardian painted satinwood four poster bed will be sold along with a Flemish Baroque walnut parquetry cabinet on stand.
All of the proceeds from the auction will be donated to SPHERE of CT and Prospector Theater in Ridgefield, CT, charities close to Mr. and Mrs. Richards’ hearts. Patti’s twenty-four-year-old nephew has autism and these organizations help adults with developmental disabilities to achieve their dreams.
IN THE PRESS
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May 23, 2017 | Daily Mail
ROLLING STONES GUITARIST AUCTIONS OFF THE CONTENTS OF HIS UPPER EAST SIDE MANHATTAN HOME FOR CHARITY -
May 22, 2017 | Page Six
FANS CAN FINALLY OWN A PIECE OF KEITH RICHARDS -
May 23, 2017 | 1 London
KEITH RICHARDS IS AUCTIONING OFF HIS ANTIQUES IN NEW YORK -
May 26, 2017 | Planet Rock
THE ROLLING STONES’ KEITH RICHARDS SELLING CONTENTS OF HIS NEW YORK HOME FOR CHARITY -
May 26, 2017 | The Sun
ROLLING STONES LEGEND KEITH RICHARDS FLOGGING EYE-CATCHING ODDITIES FROM HIS NEW YORK APARTMENT FOR CHARITY -
May 25, 2017 | The Times
KEITH RICHARDS’ BED FOR SALE IN ANTIQUE ROCK STAR’S AUCTION -
May 29, 2017 | The Weston Forum
WESTON’S KEITH RICHARDS TO SELL ANTIQUES FOR CHARITY -
May 31, 2017 | CTPost
KEITH RICHARDS AUCTION TO BENEFIT RIDGEFIELD CHARITIES -
June 1, 2017 | The Washington Post
STONES’ KEITH RICHARDS AUCTIONS GOODS FOR AUTISTIC ADULTS -
June 1, 2017 | US News
ROLLING STONES’ KEITH RICHARDS AND WIFE ARE AUCTIONING GOODS TO HELP AUTISTIC ADULTS -
June 1, 2017 | Fox 61
ROLLING STONES’ KEITH RICHARDS AUCTIONS GOODS FOR AUTISTIC ADULTS IN CONNECTICUT
Summer Antique Auction
June 24th, 2017
9:00am
Preview
Friday, June 23rd 11:00am to 7:00pm
Saturday, June 24th 7:00am to 9:00am
Auction Address
Griffith Hall, Ludwig's Corner Firehouse
1325 Route 100
Glenmoore, PA 19343
Selling Antique & Decorative Furniture, Fine Paintings & Prints, Porcelains, Clocks, Rugs, Cast Iron Toys, Folk & Tramp Art, Dolls, Vintage Clothing, Sterling Silver, Bronzes and More...
Featuring items from:
The Estate of Mary Lee Lowry of Chestnut Hill, PA
The Estate of Alan Crawford Jr. of Berwyn, PA
Warwick Furnace Farm, PA
and
Items Approved for deaccession from The Independence Seaport Museum, Philadelphia, PA
Auctioneers
Theodore E. Wiederseim
AL-003361
Derek Chandler
AA-019509
Preview:
Sunday, June 18 | 12pm – 4pm
Monday, June 19 | 10am – 5pm
Tuesday, June 20 | 10am – 5pm
Wednesday, June 21 | 10am – 5pm
Online Only Decorative Arts - Session Two
Gallery Exhibition:
Monday, June 19 - 10am to 4pm
Tuesday, June 20 - 10am to 4pm
Additional Information:
A variety of other decorative items will appear in the Decorative Arts online auction on June 21st & 22nd. The sale includes jewelry, toys, coins, furniture, folk art, silver, and decorative items in a wide array of prices. The sale will feature Part II of the Jim and Patricia Doherty Paperweight Collection. This sale will also include a large collection of coins.
Online Only Auctions at Pook & Pook are live auctions, not timed auctions. They run just like a regular salesroom auction with the lots being sold one at a time in lot number order. The only difference is that there are no bidders in the salesroom or on the phones. All bidding, both live and absentee, is taking place online through online bidding platforms. You can leave absentee bids up until a few minutes before an item sells. You can also bid live when the item crosses the auction block. Once the item is live, outbid notices cease. When the bidding slows down, a five second countdown begins. If nobody clicks bid during that five second countdown, the clerk then clicks ‘sold’. If someone does click bid, the countdown clock resets to five seconds and the countdown begins again. For the Online Only Auctions we sell approximately 150 lots per hour. If you have any additional questions about how our Online Only Auctions work, please call (610) 269-4040 or email info@pookandpook.com. The buyer’s premium for this auction is 25%.
Fine Art, Antiques, and Estate Jewelry
Online Only Decorative Arts - Session One
Gallery Exhibition:
Monday, June 19 - 10am to 4pm
Tuesday, June 20 - 10am to 4pm
Additional Information:
A variety of other decorative items will appear in the Decorative Arts online auction on June 21st & 22nd. The sale includes jewelry, toys, coins, furniture, folk art, silver, and decorative items in a wide array of prices. The sale will feature Part II of the Jim and Patricia Doherty Paperweight Collection. This sale will also include a large collection of coins.
Online Only Auctions at Pook & Pook are live auctions, not timed auctions. They run just like a regular salesroom auction with the lots being sold one at a time in lot number order. The only difference is that there are no bidders in the salesroom or on the phones. All bidding, both live and absentee, is taking place online through online bidding platforms. You can leave absentee bids up until a few minutes before an item sells. You can also bid live when the item crosses the auction block. Once the item is live, outbid notices cease. When the bidding slows down, a five second countdown begins. If nobody clicks bid during that five second countdown, the clerk then clicks ‘sold’. If someone does click bid, the countdown clock resets to five seconds and the countdown begins again. For the Online Only Auctions we sell approximately 150 lots per hour. If you have any additional questions about how our Online Only Auctions work, please call (610) 269-4040 or email info@pookandpook.com. The buyer’s premium for this auction is 25%.
A curated selection of fine jewelry and watches.
We discovered a cache of close to 9000 pieces of art, executed by the leading museum grade artists of the seventies and eighties. This collection was to be used in a tax shelter, but the IRS disavowed the shelter and the art lay dormant, untouched and unseen in warehouses since the early eighties!
The M.J.G.P. serendipitously heard about this collection and acquired the entire treasure trove of rare investment-grade art!
Part One of this auction includes artists such as Rauschenberg, Arman, Hultberg, Krushenick, Matsutani, to name a few.
All pieces are unframed and in pristine condition.
The sale features Southwest pottery from many pueblos and groups - Acoma, Laguna, Santa Clara, Jemez, Taos, Zuni, Zia, Picuris, Hopi, Kewa, San Ildefonso. Navajo and other weavings, Northwest Coast and Alaskan baskets, plus baskets from California, the Great Basin and the southwest (Tohono O’odham). Beadwork from the northern plains, including Anishinaabe bandolier bags. Western themed items including a Texas centennial hat, horn hat rack and cactus floor lamp. Pre-Columbian items from a New York State private historical society, including South American textiles and North American Stone tools. African spears, masks, musical instruments and more from the Children’s Museum of Indianapolis. And much more.
Bidding Opens: June 8, 2017 at noon
Bidding Closes: June 19, 2017 at noon*
Items can be viewed by appointment at our Cincinnati Salesroom. Contact Danica Farnand (danica@cowans.com) for additional information or to request a condition report.
Buyer's Premium for this auction is 23% for bids placed on www.bidsquare.com
The June 18th sale at Clarke Auction will include a number of fine and important pieces of art, vintage furniture and design, sterling and jewelry, and decorative arts.
The fine art selection will feature quality original paintings from old masters to contemporary artists. There will also be a great selection of prints, mulptiples and works on paper.
The antiques and decorative arts selection will include oriental carpets, bronzes, lighting, Continental and American furniture, and more.
The sterling and jewelry selection will feature flatware, tea sets, sterling accessories, diamond jewelry, gold jewelry, and designer jewelry.
The Midcentury selection will feature Danish, American, and Italian designers from the 1950s to contemporary manufacturers.
Previews are held in the gallery and online on June 16th & 17th (Friday & Saturday) from 12pm to 6pm EST. The catalog is available online 24/7 and updated daily at ClarkeNY. com/Auctions.
Auction day previews begin on Sunday, June 18th at 10am.
A buyer’s premium will be applied to the hammer price of each lot equal to 25%.
Current Price Bid Increment
$ 0 - $ 100 10
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$ 3000 - $ 5000 200
$ 5000 - $10,000 500
Over 600 lots ranging from fine art, furniture, Asian Antiquities, lighting, silver, jewelry, cutlery, stemware and glass/crystal, framing, porcelain, and mirrors.
A buyer’s premium will be applied to the hammer price of each lot equal to 21%.
Current Price Bid Increment
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James D. Julia’s Rare Lamps, Glass and Fine Jewelry division is pleased to offer another comprehensive group of outstanding collectibles in our Spring 2017 auction. We have once again been entrusted with many estates and private collections of fresh merchandise and are excited for the opportunities coming to the market. A private UNRESERVED Texas Estate collection will offer high-quality Tiffany lighting, French and American art glass and an assortment of fine jewelry. From the well-curated Rudd Collection comes an offering of outstanding French Cameo and Tiffany art glass. The UNRESERVED Estate of Lynda Cunningham will offer an incredible assortment of Tiffany Studios lighting, metalware and candlesticks, many with quality Favrile shades. In addition to these collections, many individual items will be offered from well-known makers Daum, Galle, B&S, Lalique, Webb, Wedgwood, Amphora, Tiffany, Duffner & Kimberly, Wilkinson, Handel and more. With over $3.5 Million in quality items being offered with conservative estimates, many without reserve, the opportunities for the collecting fraternity are phenomenal. Do not miss this extraordinary event! Contact us today for additional information, and we look forward to seeing you at the sale.
Bid on Bidsquare for the lowest buyer's premium for James D. Julia Auctions.
Bidding Increments: The following increments are used at the auction.
$0-249 $25
$250-499 $50
$500-999 $100
$1,000-4,999 $250
$5,000-9,999 $500
$10,000-19,999 $1,000
$20,000-49,999 $2,500
$50,000-99,999 $5,000
$100,00 and above $10,000
500 Years of Art: Paintings, works on paper, and sculpture - from the Renaissance to Today.
Including POP art by Warhol, Murakami, Rauschenberg, and Arman.
Discover bargains in European, American, Asian, Latin & Middle Eastern art from celebrity collections and estates!
This auction will be held online only. Items are available for preview in our Chicago office by appointment only.
The June Auction features a well-curated selection of over 400 lots of Fine Art, Jewelry, Silver, and Decorative Arts from private collections and estates throughout New England and beyond.
Sunday, June 11th at Noon
From a large Grand Blanc, MI estate art collection including: bronze sculptures by Laman Beszedes, Sirio Tofanari, Rob. Saudek, C. Anfrie, Leonid Posen, Pierre Charles van der Stappen, Karl Frederick Skoog and bronzes after E. Detaille, Lemoyne and more; oil paintings by Edward Roworth, Charles Waltensperger and Johannes Daniel Belmer; additional graphics and mixed media works by Joseph Pennell, William Lee- Hankey, R. Hershberger and Reuven Rubin. Also featured from the estate in the Sunday session is a Magnin Goedin & Co. garniture set and a French 19th c. bronze and marble mantle clock. More fine arts offerings in the session include works by: Leroy Foster, Jean Richard Goubie, Frank Percy Wild, Edward Pritchett, Hessam Abrishami, Douglas Arthur Teed, Anthony Thieme, Frank Stella, Joan Miro, Louis Icart, Romare Howard Bearden along with works attributed to Schretter and Jacques Stella. Bidders will also be interested in our additional offerings of: hand painted porcelain plaques, fine jewelry including a nice selection of Lucien Piccard and Le Coultre wristwatches; Oriental rugs; French antique furniture and more.
Ahlers & Ogletree Auction Gallery is pleased to present its Summer Estates Auction offering 1,214 lots of period antiques, fine art, important silver, Asian arts, fine decorative arts & objets d'art, textiles, lighting, and more. Highlights include a 1966 signed oil by by Mexican modernist Jorge Gonzalez Camarena, an important American sterling silver coffee & tea service by Manchester, a very fine Regency Period mahogany breakfront bookcase, a mid-century chromed Tuxedo Sofa by Milo Baughman, an exquisite Persian Kashan Mohtashan carpet, a Southern States stoneware storage jar attributed to Dave Drake (aka "Dave the Slave"), a pair of very fine Tiffany & Co. Aesthetic Period sterling silver basketweave bowls, a pair of Minton majolica figural ewers circa 1875, and two signed works on Nakora wood panel by Italian-born Georgia artist Athos Menaboni.
June Fine Jewelry, Sunday, June 11, 2017, 11 am.
The June Fine Jewelry auction presents a broad array of fine antique, important diamond & gemstone, designer & contemporary jewelry, accessories, watches and objects de vertu from diverse estates.
Previews begin June 3.
Ahlers & Ogletree Auction Gallery is pleased to present its Summer Estates Auction offering 1,214 lots of period antiques, fine art, important silver, Asian arts, fine decorative arts & objets d'art, textiles, lighting, and more. Highlights include a 1966 signed oil by by Mexican modernist Jorge Gonzalez Camarena, an important American sterling silver coffee & tea service by Manchester, a very fine Regency Period mahogany breakfront bookcase, a mid-century chromed Tuxedo Sofa by Milo Baughman, an exquisite Persian Kashan Mohtashan carpet, a Southern States stoneware storage jar attributed to Dave Drake (aka "Dave the Slave"), a pair of very fine Tiffany & Co. Aesthetic Period sterling silver basketweave bowls, a pair of Minton majolica figural ewers circa 1875, and two signed works on Nakora wood panel by Italian-born Georgia artist Athos Menaboni.
On Saturday, June 10th, Rago will once again be offering an eclectic collection of goods for their second Remix auction. After a successful debut in December, this boutique-type sale setting intends to creatively combine traditional furniture and antiques with contemporary items and works of art to create harmonious interiors. The themed auction features several lots of modern furniture including Vladimir Kagan dining chairs, bookcases by Cristian Liaigre, and a Sirmos quarry console; impressive seashell and mineral groupings; vintage Louis Vuitton trunks and luggage; folk art signage and other goods; 19th-20th c. artists' mannequins; and artwork ranging from vintage The Clash posters to 19th c. portraits.
Saturday, June 10th at 11:00 am
The Saturday auction offers decorative arts, fine art, and antique furnishings from an Autumn Lane home in Bloomfield Hills, also, the collection of Mrs. G.G. Scranton, and various other private assemblages. The sale begins with sterling silver hollowware, silver plate tea urns sold by Harrods of London, a unique Tiffany & Co. cocktail shaker, and flatware by International Silver ‘Wedgwood’ and Wallace ‘Rose Point’. Continuing with dinner sets by Quimper and Lenox; Louis Comfort Tiffany pottery vases; circa 1900 ‘Rabbitware’ earthenware table articles; a unique archaic pottery ‘Zhenmushou’ tomb guardian; bronze lion garden sculptures; Daum Monoplace Le Mans crystal race car; Lalique ‘Narcisse’ vase; Chinese divider screens; Lladro and Cybis porcelain figural groups; Waterford ‘Lismore’ wines, champagnes, snifters, and goblets. Unique and fine furnishings in modern, American Empire, Louis XV and XVI tastes; selections of antique American cranberry glass hanging lamps and beautiful crystal chandeliers; Persian, Chinese, and Indo-Kashan carpetings from new to antique; over 10 lots of 14kt yellow gold and diamond tennis bracelets, a 24ct pink sapphire and diamond necklace, and a Charriol La Jolla lady’s diamond watch round out the fine jewelry offerings.
This auction features the second offering of rarities from the Grossman-Nicholson magic collection. Highlights include memorabilia relating to Harry Houdini, Robert-Houdin, Howard Thurston, the Herrmanns, Harry Kellar, and Frederick Eugene Powell, with association items, antiquarian books, photographs, and unusual apparatus, along with scarce lithographs, broadsides, and advertising from magic's "golden age."
Important Asian antiques including Chinese porcelain, jade, bronze, snuff bottle, paintings, etc, and variety of jewelries. All items are sourced locally from estates and major collections.
Friday, June 9th at 6:30 pm
Friday features fine jewelry including a pair of 0.91 ct diamond and 14kt white gold hoop earrings, a 15.50 ct blue topaz and diamond ring and a 14kt yellow gold and diamond Indian head coin pendant. Furniture includes a pair of Walnut armoires, an English knotty pine grandmother clock, c1850 and a Swiss Marquetry inlay music box c 1840 to name a few. Fine art including paintings by Gerrit Sinclair (USA 1890-1955), Lawrence McConaha (USA 1894-1962), an after Auguste Moreau bronze sculpture of a young boy and girl, 31” H and an assortment of artwork from many Midwest regional artists. Two copper and brass flamkessel doors and a plaque from the Stroh Brewing Co. Detroit, Mi. with a brass Stroh family crest in the center of each piece. A fine book collection by a local collector including first editions including: Ten volumes of Maurice Maeterlinck works, Robert Smith Surtees, volume entitled: “Jorrock’s Jaunts and Jollities”, Fourth Edition and a signed, Jonathon Foer, 1st edition, hard bound volume entitled: “A Convergence Of Birds”. Two handmade scale models of the British Man-Of-War H.M.S. Bounty. Fine Persian, Indian and Pakistan carpets and runners. A fine collection of vintage postcards including nautical themed cards of 19th and early 20th Michigan and great lakes ferries and steamers along with international ocean liners and Michigan tourist destinations including Beaver Island, Mackinac Island and Sault Saint Marie. And finally a 19th c. G. Herder, Cincinnati, .44 cal percussion cap rifle, converted from a flintlock and a 19th c Chinese Fighting Shuangjian (double sword) and scabbard.
· Late 19th and Early 20th Century Paintings ·
· Tiffany, Loetz and French Cameo Art Glass ·
· Early to Mid 20th Century American Pencil Signed Prints ·
· Mid 20th Century Furniture and Accessories ·
· Modern Design by George Nelson, Jens Risom, Paul McCobb and Marcel Breuer ·
· Late 20th C. Op Art and Pop Art Works ·
· A Small Collection of Chinese Jade Carvings ·
· Emerging Artists and Artist's Estate Works ·
The David Taylor Collection of Georg Jensen Jewelry and Unreserved Jewelry, Friday, June 9, 2017, 11 am.
The sale begins with the collection of Dr. David A. Taylor (editor) of the Bard Graduate Center's Georg Jensen Jewelry. Following is the Unreserved Jewelry auction, offering a unique selection of antique to modern jewelry, watches and luxury accessories, sold to the highest price offered that day, whatever that offer may be.
Previews begin June 3.
This auction will be held online only.
Preview:
Friday, June 2 | 10am - 5pm
Saturday, June 3 | 10am - 3pm
Monday, June 5 | 10am – 5pm
Tuesday, June 6 | 10am – 5pm
Wednesday, June 7 | 10am – 5pm
Thursday, June 8 | 10am – 5pm
Cowan’s Spring American History Live Salesroom Auction will feature items from the grand panoply of American history, including folk art carved pipes, broadsides and other ephemera from N. Flayderman & Co.; Robert E. Lee’s writing desk with provenance, plus photos descended in the family; a Wounded Knee and Pine Ridge Agency photo album; Civil War Battlefield art including the work of A.R. Waud; photographs of Annie Oakley and other Wild West Show performers; and much more.
Antiques, Modern, Fine Art & Estate Jewelry
Fine Art, Antiques, and Estate Jewelry
A curated selection of Jewelry, Watches and Accessories for men.
LIVE PUBLIC ART AUCTION
Sunday June 4, 2017 starting @ 12pm
Late Night Preview: Saturday June 3rd 11am-7pm
Santa Monica Auctions at Bergamot Arts Center in Santa Monica, CA will be hosting its annual June Auction Sunday, June 4th starting at 12pm and continuing throughout the afternoon. There will also be a late night preview held the Saturday evening before, June 3rd, 11am until 7pm.
Santa Monica Auctions has been holding exclusively Fine Art auctions in Santa Monica since 1984. Various works of all media from across the globe are auctioned off, many times at a small fraction of the retail value of an artwork. Works include: paintings, prints, multiples, photographs and sculpture.
The 2017 Auction Highlights include a rare, never before seen unique work by Richard Pettibone. Acclaimed for his “pocket-sized” appropriations of modernist masters, Pettibone is highly sought after, now more than ever. This unique work is a rare “combine” which combines multiple modern master works within one miniature canvas - Roy Lichtenstein, Frank Stella and two Andy Warhol infamous images. Another highlight piece is a beautiful self portrait by Chuck Close, featuring the artist in his unique style of pixelated spots rendering a self portrait of the artist in a yellow raincoat. 100% of the hammer sale price will go to the Compassionate Touch Network based in New Mexico, who are committed to promoting mental health literacy for youth, teens and adults utilizing eduction and the arts. These museum quality works are amongst other masterworks by artists such as: Raymond Pettibon, Robert Rauschenberg, David Hockney, Pablo Picasso, Chuck Close, Alex Prager, Larry Bell, Christopher Wool, Ed Moses, Man Ray and many others.
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Please view our full catalogue of secondary market Modern and Contemporary art online at www.smauctions.com. If you have any questions or would like more information about Santa Monica Auctions, feel free to contact us at info@smauctions.com or (310) 315-1937.
Showplace Antique + Design Center Live Estate Auction
Sunday, June 4, 11am EDT
-All lots from estates
-No reserves
-Including silver, fine art, furniture, jewelry, Asian arts, decorative art and more
Day Three of our Spring Auction Weekend will feature 20th Century Decorative Arts and jewelry including a Cartier diamond brooch, Faberge enameled snuff box, and Tiffany gold necklace; furniture by 20th Century designers Finn Juhl, George Nakashima, Paul Evans, and Gustav Stickley; a large art pottery collection, including pieces by Newcomb College, Rookwood, Brother Thomas, Grueby and more; early 20th c. lamps; fine watches; estate silver and porch & garden furniture. We will also offer a 1947 Wurlitzer “Bubbler” jukebox; and four fine automobiles.
Preview: Thursday, June 1st 9am until 5pm
Friday, June 2nd Noon until 9pm
Saturday, June 3rd 9am until Noon
On Saturday, June 3rd, we will be offering a curated group of fine and decorative arts from the Camilla and Earl McGrath Collection representing a life of collecting and friendships with artists Larry Rivers, Brice Marden, Robert Graham, Jasper Johns and many others. Earl and Camilla McGrath shared a life of art, music and culture, travelling the world and entertaining extensively in their New York City apartment. From their vast collection, we are pleased to have on offer an eclectic mix of modern and contemporary art, ethnographic and antique objects, and music-related ephemera and books that represent their creative legacy.
Day Two of our Spring Auction Weekend will feature fine paintings and prints, American and European antique furniture, decoys and weathervanes, Russian icons, antiquities, Native American artifacts, Oriental carpets, early clocks, porcelain, vintage banks, and weapons.
Featuring: Sterling silver, Gold and Silver Jewelry, and Decorative Accessories: Tiffany, Cartier, Lalique, Biot, Baccarat, Steuben, Meissen, Gorham, Llardro, Taxco, Johnathan Adler, Canton, Hummel collection of approx. 120, Fender, Telecaster, Saxophone, Trumpet, Minton, Middle Kingdom, Catham, Bose, Waterford, Labrazel, Rookwood, KPM Outdoor, Antiques, and Contemporary Furnishings: Baker, Maitland Smith, Henredon, Ralph Lauren, Weiman, Heritage, Henkel Harris, Hitchcock, Milling Road, 19th century Italian, Continental Furnishings, Louis XIV XV and XVI, Hancock & Moore, Kingsley & Bate, Mason Art Co, L & J G Stickley, Charles Beckley, Eldred Wheeler, Henry Chan Furniture, Margolis Paintings and Lithographs: Glen Hopkinson, William Hunt, USPRR lithographs, John Torrey, Edwin Whitefield, Leroy Neiman, Rea Irvin, Chagall, Maps, Samuel Lewis, Cozzens, D. Tayler, Frank English, Harry Hering, John Abbot, David Simpson Oriental Rugs and Carpets: Aubusson, Chinese, Karastan, room size carpets, Other: Craftsman YT3000 Ride on Mower
The Credit Suisse Americana Collection Part XIX, a South Hampton New York estate, and property from Connecticut, New York, and surrounding areas.
Preview times: Thursday 6/1/17 2pm-6:30pm, Friday 6/2/17 12pm-5pm and Saturday 6/3/17 8:30-10am Auction Start Time, or by Appointment Only.
Day One of our Spring Auction Weekend will feature 270 lots of fine Chinese, Japanese, South Asian, Persian & Near Eastern, and African art and artifacts.
