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From Manhattan since 1993, Showplace Antique have supplied clients with a distinctive experience. The auction house with about 200 antique dealers offer a variety of antique and vintage furniture, collectibles, fine art, and fashion. Their collection includes 19th and 20th century designs with a variety of styles including Art Nouveau, Art Deco, Mid Century Modern and Postmodern. Two-monthly live property auctions feature a broad variety of fine and ornamental artworks including vintage and modern furniture.Auction Previews & News
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Auction IndustryModern Sculptures by Henry Moore, Michael Glancy, Toshiko Takaezu, and More at Showplace
The upcoming sale from Auctions at Showplace will present nearly 150 lots of fine art and design. Modern sculptures are particularly well-represented in the catalog, with notable examples from the likes of Henry Moore and Michael Glancy. Here are some of the key modern sculpture lots in this upcoming event. Henry Moore, Reclining Figure, 1983. Image courtesy of Auctions at Showplace. Henry Moore Henry Moore’s Reclining Figure from 1983 is among the top modern sculpture lots in this auction (lot #5; estimate: USD 60,000 - $80,000). This patinated bronze sculpture depicts a nude woman propping herself up from a resting position with an elbow. The work is notable for its smooth, curved lines that evoke a mountainous landscape. Moore was among the most famous and successful British sculptors of the 20th century. He worked primarily in cast bronze and marble. Born in Yorkshire in 1898, Henry Moore studied art formally but was most strongly influenced by European and Aztec sculpture techniques that he observed in museums. A lasting interest in family groups, reclining forms, and ambiguous curves defined his career. Michael Glancy, Boreal Inner Star X, 2013. Image courtesy of Auctions at Showplace. Michael Glancy Boreal Inner Star X, a 2013 glass and copper modern sculpture by Michael Glancy, is another notable piece in this Showplace sale (lot #19; estimate: $15,000 - $25,000). This contemporary, textured piece is composed of engraved Pompeii-cut glass with a spiky bronze overlay. A curved, globular vessel rests on a flat acrylic stand, which provides a matching base for the sculpture. Michael Glancy was a native of Detroit, Michigan. He actively worked with glass for 40 years and counted Dale Chihuly as an early mentor. In addition to his glassworking, Glancy experimented with electroforming– a metalworking technique that delivers highly detailed metal forms. He drew inspiration from the macro and micro scales of the natural world. “Michael Glancy’s work is aesthetic, it is scientific, and it might be considered as growing, literally by hand, from a near-molecular vision,” wrote Tina Oldknow, former Curator of the Corning Museum of Glass. “Beginning with cell-like patterns and arcane notations…
Auction Industry, Press ReleaseAndy Warhol’s Flowers (Black and White) Screenprint, Cartier’s Cle de Cartier Wristwatch Available at Showplace
This October, Auctions at Showplace will present its Important Fine Art & Design Auction with nearly 150 lots of fine art, decorative art, furniture, jewelry, and more. This event especially features a screenprint piece by Andy Warhol and a glass and metal sculpture by Michael Glancy. The sale will take place on October 20, 2024, with online bidding available through Bidsquare. Andy Warhol Flowers (Black & White) Screenprint An original silkscreen version of Andy Warhol’s Flowers (Black and White) leads the auction catalog (lot #103; estimate: USD 3,000 - $5,000). It is one of ten screenprints created by Warhol from images featured in the Interpretive Flower Designs wallpaper catalog. Images in Flowers (Black and White) are presented in black and white to highlight the lines and composition in the artwork. The subject matter of flower imagery repeatedly resurfaced throughout Warhol's career across various media. The piece has a unique hand-drawn quality and a different stylization than many of Warhol’s other subjects, demonstrating the artist’s versatility as an artist. The offered wood-framed screenprint was printed by Alexander Heinrici, New York and is hand-signed in pencil by Warhol on the lower right. The auction will also include a screenprint of Andy Warhol's Electric Chair, from 1971(lot #1; estimate: $10,000 - $20,000). Michael Glancy Boreal Inner Star X Sculpture Beyond fine art, this sale will feature sculptures by Michael Glancy, including Boreal Inner Star X (lot #19; estimate: $15,000 - $25,000). The glass and metal pieces created by Glancy make a powerful statement despite their compact size, with intricate patterns and unexpected shapes, in keeping with his unique and flamboyant style. An underside signature, title, and date are included on this Pompeii glass vessel and base plate. Cartier Cle de Cartier Stainless Steel Watch Collectors of luxury timepieces can consider a Cle de Cartier stainless steel wristwatch from Cartier (lot #42; estimate: $2,000 - $4,000). The crown has a rectangular shape, a nod to traditional 19th-century winding keys. The name comes from the word clé, which means "key" in French. The available Cartier watch features a silver opaline dial, Roman numerals, and a…
Auction PreviewShowplace to Offer Work by Andy Warhol, Pablo Picasso, Peter Max, and More
In its upcoming sale, Auctions at Showplace will present a wide variety of fine art, decorative art, jewelry, furniture, and more. Among the top lots is a 1971 color screenprint of Electric Chair by Andy Warhol. This medium-sized canvas is one of ten color screenprints by the artist. An image from Sing Sing prison was first used by Warhol in 1963 when New York State had its last execution. The artist uses a secondary palette of lavender, acid green, and teal in the Electric Chair prints, which contradicts the pathos portrayed, even as other artistic elements support it. The silkscreen process imparts to the prints an impression of loss, disappointment, and emptiness through irregularities, blurring, and murkiness. Another notable lot in the catalog is a colorful acrylic on canvas by American Pop artist Peter Max. Vase of Flowers displays the Neo-Fauvist color style of the artist at his best. By juxtaposing diversity and harmony of colors, Max transforms a still life of flowers into a flowing composition. The offered piece is signed at the top left and is accompanied by an authenticity letter. Other works of note in this sale include Pablo Picasso’s Colombe Mate, a 1948 ceramic work that shows a beautiful dove resting on straw surrounded by a red brick border. The rectangular dish of earthenware clay is knife-engraved in yellow, red, and black slips and partially glazed. Also available by the artist is Oiseau No. 76, a ceramic plate depicting a serene-looking bird in its center. Another key contemporary work on offer is Louise Nevelson’s Collegiate School, a 1972 sculpture. The artist’s work tended to be monochromatic and usually all-black, in a manner that transcended representations between objects and viewers. Bidders can also consider Michael Estes Taylor’s art glass sculpture from the Kanazawa Series and a Campo del Cielo flying meteorite sculpture. Visit Bidsquare to find the complete Important Fine Art & Design Auction catalog and browse other online auctions. Find more auction previews on Auction Daily.
Auction PreviewPaintings by Polish and Flemish Artists Lead Showplace Antiques’ Upcoming Sale
Polish painter Stanisław Chlebowski was well known for his Oriental-themed works. After his initial education in the arts, he pursued a six-year scholarship under the aegis of French Orientalist Jean-Léon Gérôme. From 1864 to 1876, Chlebowski resided in Constantinople, where he was commissioned as the master artist during the reign of Sultan Abdülaziz. The upcoming Showplace Antiques sale will feature Standing Bashi-Bazouk, an Oriental oil on canvas painting by Chlebowski. It is signed and dated lower right. A bashi-bazouk in Ottoman roughly means "disorderly" and the one who was raised as an irregular soldier during war. Another notable oil on canvas painting in the catalog, titled Family Portrait, is attributed to François-Joseph Kinson. The neoclassical painting portrays a mother and her three children. The Flemish artist was favored by rich and illustrious clients and is best remembered for his portraits of sophisticated women. A rare patinated bronze sculpture of William Shakespeare by Frederick William MacMonnies also leads the listings. It features a “Gruet E. Jeune, Paris, France” foundry mark on the reverse side of the base. To view the complete catalog and register to bid in the upcoming New York City Estate Auction, May 19 sale, visit Bidsquare and browse other online auctions.
Auction PreviewHandcrafted Emerald and Diamond Brooch, Louis Majorelle Chicoree Mahogany Sideboard Headline New York City Estate Auction
A handcrafted 18-karat gold, emerald, and diamond floral brooch will lead the upcoming New York City Estate Auction, offered by Auctions at Showplace. The rose-shaped brooch features 87 prong-set round brilliant-cut emeralds weighing approximately 4.35 carats. It is further adorned with 94 bead set single-cut diamonds weighing a total of 1.88 carats. The stem is set in yellow gold and the leaves are decorated with marquise-cut, pear-cut yellow diamonds and green diamonds. It can be worn through fabric with a double pinstem. This brooch is from a New York City collection. A Chicoree mahogany sideboard by furniture designer Louis Majorelle is another notable lot. Made in 1905, this carved sideboard in opulent Art Nouveau style has upper and lower cabinets. The upper cabinet comes with an arched bonnet top. It is placed above two glazed doors between trailing foliate carvings and two shaped curio shelves. Born in Toul, France, Majorelle was considered one of the leading exponents of the Art Nouveau style. He manufactured his own designs, in the French tradition of the ébéniste. The auction will also offer designer fashion pieces, art glass and ceramics. View the complete catalog of the New York City Estate Auction, April 21 and find other online auctions by visiting Bidsquare.
Auction PreviewShowplace Presents Early January Sale Featuring 1904 Liberty Head Coin, Silver Flatware Sets
In its first sale of 2024, Auctions at Showplace will present a wide variety of estate jewelry, fine art, decorative art, furniture, Asian antiques, and more. Among the top lots in the catalog is a yellow gold pendant featuring a 1904 American $20 gold coin. The coin is framed in a 14-karat gold pendant threaded with an 18-karat gold braided chain. The featured Liberty Head double eagle coin was minted in San Francisco. Another notable gold collectible in the catalog is a medal minted by the National Bank of Iran (Bank Melli Iran) in 1976 to celebrate the golden jubilee of the Pahlavi dynasty. The medal’s obverse portrays the likenesses of Mohammad Reza Shah and his father, Reza Shah Pahlavi. On the reverse is an image of the bank’s façade. Assorted silverware and porcelain sets will also be available in this upcoming sale. This includes a mid-20th-century sterling silver flatware service for 14. Each piece is stamped with marks for S. J. Shrubsole, London and is decorated with the ‘Fiddle, Shell & Thread’ pattern. Bidders can also consider a Herend porcelain dinner service set for 12 in the ‘Queen Victoria’ pattern. This pattern of flowers and butterflies was introduced at the First World Exhibition in London in 1851. Other lots of interest range from a Thai seated Buddha patinated bronze sculpture to fine art by American Abstract Expressionist painter Ray Parker. To view the complete New York City Estate Auction, January 7 catalog and browse other online auctions, visit Bidsquare.
Auction PreviewErté’s “Tree of Life” Menorah & Judaica Sterling Silver Torah Crown Headline New York City Estate Auction
A 0.98-carat engagement ring with a GIA report will lead the upcoming New York City Estate Auction, offered by Auctions at Showplace. It is brightly polished, featuring a centered prong set and round brilliant-cut diamond. The GIA diamond report states that the solitaire has D color and VVS2 clarity. On its sides are two shoulder-mounted, tapered baguette diamonds weighing approximately 0.50 carats. Other notable lots include a Judaica sterling silver Torah crown from the early 20th century and a Michel Ducaroy Modernist sectional "Togo" sofa. The sofa was created for the French modern furniture company Ligne Roset. It is a chocolate brown upholstered couch comprising five seat sections and a corner. Auctions at Showplace will offer an Erté "Tree of Life" gilt bronze menorah. This menorah/candelabrum was designed in 1987 and features pine-like designs, with two long-feathered birds perched on the holders and roots stemming out as its base stand. Erté was born Romain de Tirtoff (Russian/French, 1892 - 1990). “Erté” was a pseudonym used to conceal his family reputation. He was expected to take on the family tradition and become a Russian naval officer. Instead, Erté became a pioneering figure of the Art Deco period. He designed several covers for Harper's Bazaar, stage costumes for performers like Mata Hari, and even limited-edition bottle designs for Courvoisier to show the different stages of the cognac-making process. The auction will also offer artistic bowls from Erté. View the complete catalog of the New York City Estate Auction, November 19 and find other online auctions by visiting Bidsquare.
Auction IndustryVintage and Antique Brooches, Fine Art and Design at Showplace
In Auctions at Showplace’s October 22, 2023 sale, a strong selection of fine art, design, jewelry, and more will come to the market. Several vintage and antique brooches, as well as other fine jewelry, lead the catalog. Here are a few notable lots to watch. Antique vermeil silver, diamond, and enamel brooch. Image courtesy of Auctions at Showplace. Antique Vermeil Silver, Diamond, and Enamel Brooch One notable antique brooch available in the upcoming Showplace sale is crafted of vermeil silver (lot #88). A total of 21 rose-cut diamonds that together weigh approximately 3.50 carats are featured in the brooch. With delicately-wrought details, the brooch was designed to resemble a bouquet of flowers. It comes to auction with an estimate of USD 2,000 to $4,000. A rose-cut diamond is easily identifiable by its flat bottom. Rose-cut diamonds also feature fewer cuts than other styles, which prioritize sparkle and depth. Rose-cut diamonds have been around for centuries, though their popularity dipped in the 20th century as cutting techniques grew more sophisticated. Rose-cut diamonds appear most often in antique jewelry, such as in the available vermeil silver, diamond, and enamel brooch, thus offering a window into the past. Floral 18-karat yellow gold brooch. Image courtesy of Auctions at Showplace. Floral 18-Karat Yellow Gold Brooch Also available from Auctions at Showplace this October is a floral 18-karat yellow gold brooch (lot #116). This dainty pin is polished and textured; it features a daisy and tulip motif, with long leaves surrounding the blooms. Although brooches have long existed as functional and mourning items, decorative metal brooches such as this example are a relatively recent development. Designers in the 19th century began embracing brooches as both fashion statements and symbols of high elegance. Flowers and vines were common themes throughout this period. The offered floral 18-karat yellow gold brooch comes to auction with an estimate of $2,000 to $4,000. Pierrot Lunaire enamel diamond brooch, 18-karat gold. Image courtesy of Auctions at Showplace. Pierrot Lunaire Enamel Diamond Brooch Many antique brooches not only served as elements of beauty– they also engaged with whimsy and culture. This auction…
Auction Industry, Press ReleasePicasso Photographs, Yellow Gold Reed and Barton Jockey Club Cup Lead Important Fine Art & Design Auction
Auctions at Showplace will showcase just over 100 carefully selected lots in its upcoming sale. The Important Fine Art & Design Auction offers fine art, decorative art, furniture, jewelry, watches and clocks, couture and textiles, and collectibles this October. Highlights include pictures of Pablo Picasso, as well as artworks by Emily Mason, Wolf Kahn, Louise Bourgeois, and Louise Nevelson. Lighting by Quezal, Gino Sarfatti, Le Verre Francais, and Arredoluce enhance the sale. The event will be held live on October 22, 2023. Collectors can view the complete catalog and place online bids by visiting Bidsquare. Reed & Barton 14K Jockey Club Gold Cup 1973 Trophy Leading the Important Fine Art & Design Auction is a Reed and Barton Jockey Club gold cup in 14-karat yellow gold (lot #50; estimate: USD 60,000 - $80,000). It is a lidded trophy with two handles in the Neoclassical Revival manner. The gold trophy was awarded to Prove Out of Hobeau Farms in 1973. Prove Out was a racehorse, born in 1969, who was bred in Kentucky by owner Jack Dreyfus (American, 1913 - 2009). Prove Out was trained by H. Allen Jerkens (American, 1929 - 2015) for the Aqueduct Racetrack 1973 race. Prove Out won this trophy for Hobeau Farm when jockey Jorge Velasquez (American, b. 1946) was the rider. Platinum Ceylon/No Heat Sapphire Diamond Ring, AGL Among jewelry lots, the auction will offer a rare, 3.80-carat Ceylon blue sapphire ring (lot #21; estimate: $8,000 - $12,000). This platinum ring, brightly polished, features a centered prong-set cushion-cut blue sapphire. The sapphire comes with an AGL report indicating the sapphire is natural from Ceylon (now Sri Lanka). A total of 16 bead-set round brilliant-cut diamonds surround the center sapphire. The total weight of the diamonds is approximately 0.48 carats. This piece belonged to Indrani Yogasundram, who lived in many different countries with her husband, Yogaraj, during his decades-long career as a Sri Lankan diplomat. In addition to the heirloom jewelry she possessed, Indrani acquired jewelry, art, and ornaments while stationed in China (1960 - 63), Sri Lanka (1963 - 65), and Iraq (1965 - 1967). Henri…
Auction PreviewReed & Barton Gold Cup Trophy and 3.80-Carat Sapphire Shine at Showplace
A 3.80-carat Ceylon blue sapphire ring is a leading lot in the Important Fine Art & Design Auction, October 22, offered by Auctions at Showplace. It is a platinum ring, brightly polished, featuring a centered cushion-mixed-cut blue sapphire. The sapphire is accompanied by an AGL report indicating the sapphire is natural from present-day Sri Lanka. The centered sapphire is surrounded by 16 round brilliant-cut diamonds. The total weight of the diamonds is approximately 0.48 carats. It belonged to Indrani Yogasundram, who lived in many different countries with her husband, Yogaraj, during his decades-long career as a Sri Lankan diplomat. In addition to the heirloom jewelry she possessed, Indrani acquired jewelry, art, and ornaments while stationed in China (1960 - 63), Sri Lanka (1963 - 65), and Iraq (1965 - 67). Femme au Collier is a Post-Impressionist oil painting on canvas by Joseph Henri Baptiste Lebasque (French, 1865 - 1937). The portrait depicts a fashionable young Black woman, likely in Bohemian Paris in the 1920s. She dons an Art Deco costume comprising a blue cloche hat, reddish-orange flapper dress, gold earrings, and a coral necklace. The vibrant mix of colors in the painting exudes Post-Impressionism, which rejected objective recording of light and nature in favor of more ambitious expression using brilliant colors. It is signed to the lower right and housed in a gilt wood frame. Notable lots include some up-close pictures of Pablo Picasso by André Villers (French, 1930 - 2016) and Michael Coffey's "Menage a Trois" vanity & stool designed in 1992 of carved Mozambique wood. View the complete catalog of the Important Fine Art & Design Auction, October 22 and find other online auctions by visiting Bidsquare.
Auction PreviewAlvin Sterling’s 1905 Orange Blossom Silverware, Bulgari Carnelian Earrings Available in New York City Estate Auction
Alvin Sterling Silver's orange blossom 122-piece dinner service is a key lot in the New York City Estate Auction, soon to be presented by Auctions at Showplace. This dinner service set with the Gothic monogram "S" in the Orange Blossom pattern was introduced in 1905 by Alvin Sterling Silver. It also has "sterling" and "patent" marks found in many Art-Nouveau part dinner services. Each piece comes stamped. The set includes everything from seafood to luncheon forks, cream soup spoons to serving spoons, and even a cake slicer. The auction will also offer 18-karat rose gold earrings from Bulgari Diva's Dream collection. Two bright red carnelian cabochons, cut in Bulgari's signature triangular design, are set in the earrings. The two carnelians weigh 4.00 carats in total. They are adorned with 26 round brilliant-cut diamonds weighing approximately 0.33 carats. The Diva’s Dream collection offers a charming interplay of textures, shapes, and nuances, with artfully cut colored stones combined with high-quality diamonds. An Omega 14-karat yellow gold dress watch featuring a Florentine-finished dial and bracelet is another notable lot in the catalog. The auction also offers fine art, decorative art, furniture, Asian works of art, and watches. View the complete catalog of the New York City Estate Auction and find other online auctions by visiting Bidsquare.
Auction PreviewShowpieces From Buccellati & Tiffany & Co. Shine in Auctions at Showplace’ New York City Estate Auction
The Buccellati style is an evolution born from its originator, Mario Buccellati. The “Prince of Goldsmiths” founded the Maison in 1919. Since its beginning a century ago, the Buccellati family firm has become synonymous with tradition, creativity, and skill. Buccellati's craftsmanship revolves around intricate textural details inspired by Venetian lace, Etruscan patterns, Italian vegetation, insects, and animals. Born and nurtured during apprenticeship with his father Mario, Gianmaria Buccellati (Italian, 1929 - 2015) began his love affair with stones. This led Gianmaria Buccellati to found the Italian Gemological Institute (IGI) with some of his colleagues. Gianmaria would preside over the organization for 25 years. A silver and malachite centerpiece by Gianmaria Buccellati is available in the upcoming New York City Estate Auction, presented by Auctions at Showplace. Building on the iconic Buccellati leaf jewelry and silver pieces, this unusual hand-signed piece incorporates a large-sized malachite specimen issuing a cornucopia of harvest fruits. It is a unique piece. A group of nine diminutive Georgian period taper candlesticks with some later examples is another notable lot. It comprises a pair of George II silver sticks with double crested wells and maker's marks of John Cafe, London, 1744. A George II silver stick with detachable nozzle and maker's marks of Ebenezer Coker (London 1757), alongside four American silver-gilt sticks from Tiffany & Co. (New York, 20th century), are included. The auction will also offer fine art, furniture, jewelry, Asian art, and more. View the complete catalog of the New York City Estate Auction and find other online auctions by visiting Bidsquare.
Auction PreviewModern Furniture by Charles and Ray Eames for Herman Miller Leads Showplace Antiques’ Upcoming Sale
Charles Eames and Ray Eames were industrial designers who contributed greatly to modern architecture and furniture. Herman Miller is the sole authorized manufacturer of furniture designs by the American couple for all markets, with the exception of Europe and the Middle East. The upcoming sale, offered by Showplace Antiques, will feature a Charles and Ray Eames for Herman Miller mid-century modern lounge chair and ottoman. It is fashioned with a wooden frame and tufted black leather upholstery, swivel bases, and Herman Miller label on the underside. Another striking contemporary piece is an Italian modern mosaic glass sideboard cabinet. It is adorned with a geometric design in reverse painted glass panels in black, white, blues, and grays. The cabinet has two central doors opening to two shelves, flanked by two doors with two short drawers above. With brass bar pulls, the body is mounted on four tapered gold-tone brass legs. An Isamu Noguchi Akari series model UF3-Q modernist sculptural floor lamp also leads the listings. It features the Washi paper on bamboo ribbing and metal frame structure, with markings and the designer’s signature on the shade. To view the complete catalog and register to bid in the upcoming New York City Estate Auction, September 10 sale, visit Bidsquare and browse other online auctions.
Auction PreviewAuctions at Showplace Features Works by Annette Ollivary, Nguyen Thanh Binh
Auctions at Showplace’s upcoming sale, featuring works from estates in New York City and the surrounding areas, will present over 200 lots of fine and decorative art by the likes of Annette Ollivary and Nguyen Thanh Binh. Leading the sale is a mixed-media painting by Annette Ollivary, a French artist. Ollivary’s paintings portray a world that is reminiscent of a lost Eden or a golden age. An artist of naive expression, her works depict bliss and happiness. Ollivary depicts jungle creatures living in peace in her forests and fields, including peaceful lions and tigers living as companions of children in wonder. The available painting, titled Les Belles Histoires (The Beautiful Stories), portrays a woman sharing stories with children outdoors. The piece is signed and titled on the gilt frame. Another notable lot in this sale is an oil painting on canvas after Johannes Evert Akkeringa. The Dutch artist is best known for his depictions of fishing women and children on the sands and the beaches, in addition to beautiful floral still lifes. The present lot portrays a Dutch scene with traditionally-dressed women repairing fishnets amid blue skies and thick clouds. The catalog also includes a diverse selection of fine jewelry, antiquities, silver, lighting, sculptures, and other items. Visit Bidsquare to view the New York City Estate Auction, August 20 catalog and browse other online auctions.
Auction PreviewManierre Dawson Artwork & Vintage Chanel Lead the Upcoming New York City Estate Auction
Manierre Dawson was not confident about showcasing his paintings when asked by Arthur Bowen Davies to participate in the International Exhibition of Modern Art, better known as the Armory Show, in 1912. Nevertheless, Dawson (1887 - 1969) exhibited in Chicago and launched his career as a successful avant garde and Cubist artist. An untitled oil painting attributed to Dawson will lead this upcoming New York City Estate Auction, offered by Auctions at Showplace. It is a wood board painting depicting an abstract Cubist composition dated 1912. It is housed in a carved gilt wood frame. Another leading lot is a set of three 20-karat yellow gold bangles. All three are distinct, with different enamel colors and engraved designs. They can be worn as slip-over-the-wrist fixed bangles. Notable collectibles in the sale include Cedric Hartman bronze model ‘91 CO floor lamps and an antique Persian silver tray. Designed in 1978, the bases of the Hartman lamps are signed "Cedric Hartman Omaha." Hartman (American, b. 1929) is a contemporary artist born in 1929. The lamps available in the sale are made of stainless steel, brass, and aluminum. They have a CO Reflector shield, with 120V Philips dual envelope halogen. The reflector rotates 155 degrees on the socket, and the socket rotates 180 degrees on a vertical pivot. The offered Persian tray has a highly decorated rim with a repousse technique of figures and flowers. The inner surface has incised decoration of foliage and a central motif of warriors and horses, probably from a battle scene. The weight of the silver tray is approximately 38.6 ounces. View the complete catalog of this New York City Estate Auction and find other online auctions on Bidsquare.
