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  • Royal "Quiet De Luxe" Gold-Plated Typewriter
    Lot 1

    Royal "Quiet De Luxe" Gold-Plated Typewriter

  • Robert Sudlow "Thawing Farm" (1985) Oil on Canvas
    Lot 2

    Robert Sudlow "Thawing Farm" (1985) Oil on Canvas

  • Norma Bassett Hall "Navajo Land" Color Woodcut
    Lot 3

    Norma Bassett Hall "Navajo Land" Color Woodcut

  • Robert Sudlow "Spring Rain" (1987) Oil on Canvas
    Lot 4

    Robert Sudlow "Spring Rain" (1987) Oil on Canvas

  • Pennsylvania Tall-Case Clock by Samuel Hofford, 19th c.
    Lot 5

    Pennsylvania Tall-Case Clock by Samuel Hofford, 19th c....

  • Pair of Victorian Oil Portraits
    Lot 6

    Pair of Victorian Oil Portraits

  • Georgian Period Mahogany Secretary Bookcase
    Lot 7

    Georgian Period Mahogany Secretary Bookcase

  • Agnes Millen Richmond "Young Woman with Fan" Oil/Canvas
    Lot 8

    Agnes Millen Richmond "Young Woman with Fan" Oil/Canvas...

  • Agnes Millen Richmond "Self-Portrait" Oil on Canvas
    Lot 9

    Agnes Millen Richmond "Self-Portrait" Oil on Canvas

  • Jules Moigniez Bronze "Pheasant on a Rocky Outcrop"
    Lot 10

    Jules Moigniez Bronze "Pheasant on a Rocky Outcrop"

  • Robert Daughters "Country Road" 1976 Oil on Canvas
    Lot 11

    Robert Daughters "Country Road" 1976 Oil on Canvas

  • Paul Strisik 'Early Winter' Oil on Canvas
    Lot 12

    Paul Strisik 'Early Winter' Oil on Canvas

  • Marbled Inkstand with Classical Bust of Mars
    Lot 13

    Marbled Inkstand with Classical Bust of Mars

  • Lester Raymer "Somber Clown" (1988) Mixed Media
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    Lester Raymer "Somber Clown" (1988) Mixed Media

  • Lester Raymer "Egg" Oil on Panel
    Lot 15

    Lester Raymer "Egg" Oil on Panel

  • Lester Raymer "Clown Head" (1985) Watercolor
    Lot 16

    Lester Raymer "Clown Head" (1985) Watercolor

  • Albrecht Durer "Christ Nailed to the Cross" (1511 Imp.)
    Lot 17

    Albrecht Durer "Christ Nailed to the Cross" (1511 Imp.)...

  • Jens Sondergaard (Danish, 1895-1957) Large "Horses" Oil
    Lot 18

    Jens Sondergaard (Danish, 1895-1957) Large "Horses" Oil...

  • French Art Nouveau Period Clothing Rack
    Lot 19

    French Art Nouveau Period Clothing Rack

  • George Smith "Dahl" Chair with Seat Cushion
    Lot 20

    George Smith "Dahl" Chair with Seat Cushion

  • Walter Affroville Lewino (French, 1887-1959) Oil
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    Walter Affroville Lewino (French, 1887-1959) Oil

  • James Earle Fraser (After) "End of the Trail" Bronze
    Lot 22

    James Earle Fraser (After) "End of the Trail" Bronze

  • Edward Sheriff Curtis "Haiyahl-Nootka" 1915 Photogravure
    Lot 23

    Edward Sheriff Curtis "Haiyahl-Nootka" 1915 Photogravur...

  • R.C. Gorman "Seated Women" Large Ceramic Pot
    Lot 24

    R.C. Gorman "Seated Women" Large Ceramic Pot

  • R.C. Gorman "Zia (State I)" Color Lithograph
    Lot 25

    R.C. Gorman "Zia (State I)" Color Lithograph

  • Buffalo Kaplinski "White Sparkle Ranch" Acrylic
    Lot 26

    Buffalo Kaplinski "White Sparkle Ranch" Acrylic

  • Buffalo Kaplinski "Lone Aspen & Cerulean Snow" Acrylic
    Lot 27

    Buffalo Kaplinski "Lone Aspen & Cerulean Snow" Acrylic

  • Dwain Freeman "Ladies of Window Rock" (1990) Alabaster
    Lot 28

    Dwain Freeman "Ladies of Window Rock" (1990) Alabaster

  • Dwain Freeman "To the River" (1990) Carved Alabaster
    Lot 29

    Dwain Freeman "To the River" (1990) Carved Alabaster

  • Francisco Zuniga "Mujeres en Oaxaca" Offset, 20 Dibujos
    Lot 30

    Francisco Zuniga "Mujeres en Oaxaca" Offset, 20 Dibujos...

  • Francisco Zuniga "Mujeres" (1978) Offset Lithograph
    Lot 31

    Francisco Zuniga "Mujeres" (1978) Offset Lithograph

  • Charla Khanna "Walking Bag" Fabric & Composite Doll
    Lot 32

    Charla Khanna "Walking Bag" Fabric & Composite Doll

  • Alexander MacKenzie "Voyages from Montreal" (1801)
    Lot 33

    Alexander MacKenzie "Voyages from Montreal" (1801)

  • Charles Wilkes "US Exploring Expedition" (3rd Ed, 1845)
    Lot 34

    Charles Wilkes "US Exploring Expedition" (3rd Ed, 1845)...

  • Alexander Ross "The Fur Hunters of the Far West" (1855)
    Lot 35

    Alexander Ross "The Fur Hunters of the Far West" (1855)...

  • Charles Banks Wilson (1918-2013) "Encounter - IT" Litho
    Lot 36

    Charles Banks Wilson (1918-2013) "Encounter - IT" Litho...

  • Charles Banks Wilson (1918-2013) "Mural Buffalo" Litho
    Lot 37

    Charles Banks Wilson (1918-2013) "Mural Buffalo" Litho

  • Charles Banks Wilson (1918-2013) "Osage Trade" Litho
    Lot 38

    Charles Banks Wilson (1918-2013) "Osage Trade" Litho

  • Charles Banks Wilson (1918-2013) "Trail's End" Litho
    Lot 39

    Charles Banks Wilson (1918-2013) "Trail's End" Litho

  • John Marshall "The Life of George Washington" (1804-07)
    Lot 40

    John Marshall "The Life of George Washington" (1804-07)...

  • Alexander Ross "Adventures on the Oregon River" (1849)
    Lot 41

    Alexander Ross "Adventures on the Oregon River" (1849)

  • Samuel Parker "Journal of an Exploring Tour" (1844)
    Lot 42

    Samuel Parker "Journal of an Exploring Tour" (1844)

  • Charles Banks Wilson (1918-2013) "The Race" Lithograph
    Lot 43

    Charles Banks Wilson (1918-2013) "The Race" Lithograph

  • Charles Banks Wilson (1918-2013) "Superstar" Lithograph
    Lot 44

    Charles Banks Wilson (1918-2013) "Superstar" Lithograph...

  • Charles Banks Wilson (1918-2013) "Bullrider" Lithograph
    Lot 45

    Charles Banks Wilson (1918-2013) "Bullrider" Lithograph...

  • Charles Banks Wilson (1918-2013) "Boy on the Creek" Lithograph
    Lot 46

    Charles Banks Wilson (1918-2013) "Boy on the Creek" Lit...

  • Till Goodan for Wallace, 17 Pieces of "Rodeo" Stoneware
    Lot 47

    Till Goodan for Wallace, 17 Pieces of "Rodeo" Stoneware...

  • George Caleb Bingham (after) 8 Character Sketch Prints
    Lot 48

    George Caleb Bingham (after) 8 Character Sketch Prints

Auction Description

Art + Antiques by Circle Auction
Circle Auction is excited to present Art + Antiques: Featuring paintings, prints, sculptures, bronzes, sterling, books, and antiques from collections across the Kansas City area. Highlights include original oil paintings by Robert Sudlow, Agnes Millen Richmond, Robert Daughters, Jens Sondergaard, and Lester Raymer; prints by Albrecht Durer, R.C. Gorman, Norma Bassett, and Charles Banks Wilson. The auction also features a 19th C. Pennsylvania tall-case clock, International Sterling "Royal Danish" 100 pcs. flatware set, a George Smith "Dahl" chair, and a Royal "Quiet De Luxe" gold-plated typewriter. Read more
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Pick Up, Packing, & Shipping: Winning bidders may pick up their lots, once paid in full, at Circle’s auction office during regular business hours. If packing and shipping is required, we can provide you with a list of recommended shippers by request. You will be responsible to contact, arrange shipment, and pay 3rd party shippers. Circle will not be responsible for loss or damage of purchased lots handled or shipped, nor for acts and omissions, by 3rd party shippers, whether recommended by us or not. Circle will not release the lot for shipment until payment has been made in full and a buyer’s written shipping authorization form has been received. Winning bids may not be retracted, canceled or rescinded due to issues with shipping including, but not limited to, costs or prohibitions. It is the responsibility of the bidder to account for shipping prior to bidding. Failure to Pick Up & Storage: Winning bidders must pick up or have lots shipped within 15 calendar days of the close of the auction. On the 16th day from the close of the auction Circle has the right to charge the winning bidder a storage fee of $5 per lot per day. Lots that have been paid for, but remain on our premises sixty (60) days from the close of the auction may be sold by Circle, with no notice to the buyer. Any funds in excess of the purchase price, commissions, applicable costs, and storage fees remitted to the original winning bidder. Lots left with Circle after the 16th day from the close of the auction are stored at the buyer’s risk. If you have any questions regarding these terms please contact Circle Auction by email at : Info@Circle-Auction.com Read more

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Circle Auction Terms & Conditions Thank you for bidding with Circle Auction. We appreciate your business. The following terms & conditions contain important information that bidders need to review and understand prior to bidding. For your convenience we have bulleted a few of the most important terms & conditions for your quick review. Please understand that the terms & conditions is a legal agreement and you need to read them in their entirety. To Bid: You will need to register for an auction. We will get contact and payment information from you. Buyer’s Premium: A buyer’s premium is an additional charge to the winning bidder It is a percentage of their bid and is added to the winning bid amount. The buyer’s premium ranges between 19% to 24% (depending on buying platform) of the final hammer price. Condition: For the convenience of our buyers we take detailed photos of the auction items, as well as note any condition issues that we see. We highly encourage you to come to the pre-auction preview and look at the items in person. We will not give refunds for condition issues. Payment: If you are a winning bidder you will need to pay for your item within 5 business days. You won’t be able to pick up or ship your item(s) until it has been paid in full. Pick-up: After your item(s) has been paid for you can pick up your item in person at our offices by appointment. Please email Info@Circle-Auction.Com to schedule your pick-up Shipping: Circle Auction does not have in-house shipping. We can recommend 3rd party shippers. You are responsible for arranging for shipment and paying all costs involved. We are unable to give refunds due to shipping issues. If you have any questions regarding these terms please contact Circle Auction by email at : Info@Circle-Auction.com __________________________________________________________________________ All lots listed in the auction are offered by Circle Auction LLC (“Circle”) as seller’s agent or owner, are subject to the following terms and conditions. These terms may be supplemented or amended by us at any time prior to the start of an auction. Registering for an auction by Circle or bidding on any lot by any means, including, but not limited to, in-person, by telephone, or online bidding platforms and applications, establishes the bidder’s agreement and acceptance to be bound by these auction terms and conditions. Before you place a bid at Circle Auction General Lot Condition: Circle strongly recommends, if at all possible, prospective bidders to examine lots in person prior to placing a bid. Circle representatives make every attempt to note any issue(s) with condition or item damages in the lot description as a courtesy to bidders, but it is the responsibility of the bidder to determine lot condition prior to bidding. The lack of any note by Circle as to the condition of the lot does not imply that the lot is free of wear and tear and/or in mint condition. Circle representatives are not professional restorators or conservators, and we suggest interested parties consult with conservation professionals for a more detailed opinion. Unless otherwise stated, all lots are sold “AS IS, WHERE IS,” and all sales are final. Artist Attribution Convention: “Artist Name”: Our opinion is that this is a work by the named artist. Attributed to “Artist Name”: Our opinion is that this is probably a work by the named artist, though with less certainty. 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Identification of some treatments require sophisticated equipment not found in the standard gemological lab and no binding representation can be made for the existence of such a treatment. All metals and construction methods are identified only to the extent the item permits. Any metal marking stamps are listed in the item description and an acid test is conducted as deemed necessary, and when no metal markings are present on the item. Any descriptions from outside jewelry appraisals or certifications are not guaranteed by Circle Auction to be accurate, but may be provided for the benefit of the bidder. Different laboratories can differ on their terms and grade assessments. Any paperwork noted to accompany a piece is for the bidders reference and may not be usable to obtain insurance. Most companies and appraisers will update paperwork to a new owner for an additional fee. Circle Auction is not responsible for any transfer of an appraisal to the bidder’s name. It is the bidder's responsibility to obtain a usable insurance report. Diamond Grading Convention: We utilize the GIA Color scale when identifying lots that include diamonds. You can refer to this guide here: https://www.gia.edu/gia-about-4Cs-Color. Clarity refers to the impurities in a diamond. All diamonds are graded under 10x magnification. The lower number in a category will have less and/or smaller inclusions than the higher number in the same category. FL Flawless No impurities or blemishes on the surface IF Internally Flawless No impurities and only insignificant blemishes on the surface VVS1 & VVS2 Very Very Slightly Included Extremely difficult inclusions to see to the trained eye and only visible under magnification. VS1 & VS2 Very Slightly Included Difficult to see to the untrained eye and only visible under magnification. SI1 & SI2 Slightly Included Easy to see inclusions when viewed under magnification but not visible without magnification. 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