Shelley Duvall | “Popeye” 35mm Film Trailer:
Original 35mm film reel containing the official National Screen Service (NSS) movie trailer for “Popeye” (1980), where Shelley Duvall would play Olive Oyl alongside Robin Williams as Popeye, used during the promotion of the movie ahead of the theatrical release, label intact and notated “all purpose”, “80-169-3 Popeye”
height 1.5 in. x diameter 4.5 in.
Provenance: Property from the personal estate of celebrated actress & producer Shelley Duvall (1949-2024), from her ranch home near Blanco, Texas; this lot is accompanied by a Certificate of Authenticity from Vogt Auction Galleries
Shelley Duvall | Garden Table:
Large rustic garden table, the centerpiece of Shelley Duvall’s great room at her ranch home near Blanco, Texas, with substantial naturalistic base, rough-hewn 2-inch marble slab top supported on sculptural tree root base
height 31.5 x width 91 in. x depth 50 in.
Provenance: Property from the personal estate of celebrated actress & producer Shelley Duvall (1949-2024), from her ranch home near Blanco, Texas; this lot is accompanied by a Certificate of Authenticity from Vogt Auction Galleries
Shelley Duvall | “The Shining” Shooting Script:
Shelley Duvall’s personal bound copy of the complete production shooting script from “The Shining” (1980), dated March 30th, 1978, 149 pages, rainbow version with color coded revisions, used on set during production of the movie at Elstree Studios (England), with some handwritten annotations, some pages folded to indicate the completion of a scene and some lines struck through
Provenance: Property from the personal estate of celebrated actress & producer Shelley Duvall (1949-2024), from her ranch home near Blanco, Texas; this lot is accompanied by a Certificate of Authenticity from Vogt Auction Galleries
1930 Ford Model A Coupe:
1930 Ford Model A Coupe, with 201 cubic in. (3.3L) 4 cyl engine with 3 speed manual transmission, converted to 12V electronics, most recently in the possession of a retired physician who kept it at his Dripping Springs, Texas ranch for many years, taking rides around with his grandchildren. Has been in a covered barn on the ranch for the past 2 years without use, but should be able to be restored back to good running order relatively easily. Black exterior with red pin stripes, red 19 inch wire spoke wheels with Sears Allstate whitewall tires, rear bumper mounted spare tire, and beige fabric interior in good condition with fun matching rear rumble seat. Body is straight with no noticeable dents, paint has a handful of cracks and small spots of corrosion. Clean Texas title.
1639 King James Bible:
1639 King James Bible, published by Cambridge University: Thomas Buck and Roger Daniel; text includes the Book of Common Prayer and other Christian Sacraments; presented in custom glass display case with descriptive glass cover lid; binding is likely not original, ca. 17th-18th century
Accompanied by reference book, “Historical Catalogue of Printed Bibles, English 1525-1961”, pub. 1968, 1st edition, by the American Bible Society
Provenance: Property from a longtime antiques collector and dealer in Wimberley, Texas
St. Francis of Assisi Bronze Life Size:
Signed E. Roberge, life sized cast bronze sculpture, seated St. Francis of Assisi atop continuous boulder, holding bird in his hand, dated 1995, edition 2 of 5
height 51 in. x width 36 in. x depth 45 in.
Provenance: Purchased from a gallery in Fredericksburg, Texas; from the estate of a prominent San Antonio, Texas businessman
Goldscheider by Stephan Dakon Art Deco Sculpture, 7868:
Porcelain figurine designed by Stephan Dakon for Goldscheider, model number 7868, depicting two women in dynamic pose, each holding out the sides of their floral-patterned red dresses. The double-figure composition is mounted on a high-gloss black rectangular base. Both figures have detailed facial features, stylized wavy hair painted in pale blonde tones, and wear black high-heeled shoes. The surface is finished in a glossy glaze with airbrushed and hand-painted floral motifs on the dresses in shades of red, pink, and black. Underside is marked with the impressed Goldscheider Wien mark, and artist signature “Dakon.” The dimensions are approximate.
Artist: Stephan Dakon
Issued: c. 1938
Dimensions: 11.25″L x 5″W x 13.5″H
Country of Origin: Austria
Condition
Age related wear.
Wedgwood Fairyland Lustre Lincoln Plate, Firbolgs IV W557:
The center depicts violet figures among a blue-green pine tree with blue-green needles and white prunus blossoms, all set against a crimson ground. The rim is executed in the “Gnome” border pattern, decorated with white and blue fruit blossoms and black leaves interspersed with gold-orange gnomes nestled among the foliage. The underside is marked with the Wedgwood Portland Vase backstamp. Marked W557 under Wedgwood logo.
Artist: Daisy Makeig-Jones
Issued: 1920s
Dimensions: 0.75″D x 10.5″ dia. Country of Origin: England
Provenance: Sotheby’s New York
Condition
Age related wear.
72pc Doulton Lambeth by William Rowe Tile Panel of Sailing Ships.
Comprising seventy-two individual hand-painted ceramic tiles, this expansive panel depicts a fleet of English sailing ships at full mast on an open sea under a partly clouded sky. The scene is rendered in a stylized palette of blues, browns, and cream tones, characteristic of the early 20th-century English ceramic tradition. Each tile is painted and kiln-fired to form a cohesive maritime tableau, with visible outlines unifying the composition. Notable features include English naval flags on multiple ships, varied ship rigging, and sea birds flying overhead. The panel is framed and includes the impressed mark of DOULTON LAMBETH in the lower right corner alongside the artist’s signature, WM. ROWE (William Rowe) a known decorator for Doulton Lambeth during the Edwardian era. This specific tile mural was originally commissioned for the New Ship Hotel in Brighton, a coastal English establishment known for its nautical decor. The artistic execution and commission context suggest this piece was both decorative and commemorative, likely produced as a centerpiece for a prominent public or guest area. Two corners show surface wear or loss to the glaze, consistent with age and prior installation. A tile measures: 6″L x 0.5″W x 6″H.
Artist: William Rowe
Issued: c. 1910
Dimensions: See Description
Country of Origin: England
Condition
Age related wear.
Rare 1983 National Champ Miami Hurricanes Signed Football:
A commemorative 1983 National Champions Miami Hurricanes football presented in a clear display case, celebrating the team’s 11-1 season and victory. The white panel features bold lettering in orange and green with the Hurricanes logo, flanked by the championship year “1983,” along with a printed schedule and results. The piece includes head coach Howard Schnellenberger signature. Accompanying this is a Baden Pro Shape autograph football, model FX500A-26, crafted in full grain leather and marked with the manufacturer’s details on the reverse. Together, these items form an evocative tribute to Miami Hurricanes football history.
Issued: 1983
Dimensions: Ball: 11″L x 6.5″W x 5.5″H. Display Case: 13″L x 10″W x 9″H. Edition Number: 103 of 250
Country of Origin: United States
Condition
Encapsulated in a display case.
