The Gone With the Wind lamp, also called a hurricane or chamber lamp, is known for its double-lampshade structure with both the top and bottom having identical color. The eponymous lampshade became popular after it was used in the set design of the movie, Gone With the Wind. One such consolidated pavilion exposition kerosene parlor lamp is a key highlight of this upcoming auction, presented by Jeffrey S. Evans & Assoc., Inc. The red vase holder in reversed position is fitted with a cast-metal vase liner with an acanthus leaves rim and bronze-finished cast-iron foot. It has a stamped fleur-de-lis and rib pattern at the shoulder. The early 20th century piece is crafted with a period Plume & Atwood Royal burner, a slip chimney and an upper shade with a brass heat ring at the top.
Two striking pairs of cobalt blue crystal lamps also lead the listings. The Aladdin model B-76/ Lincoln drape kerosene stand lamps have plain feet with a crowfoot design to the underside. Each piece has a side refill feature with original cap and a brass Model B “Chicago” burner without a flame spreader. To view the complete catalog and register to bid in the upcoming July 2024: 19th & 20th Century Glass & Lighting sale, visit Bidsquare and browse other online auctions. Find more previews of upcoming events on Auction Daily.
Born in Vitebsk, Belarus, Marc Chagall enjoyed a successful career in the 20th century as a Modernist artist. Chagall, whose real name was Moyshe Segal, was born into a modest Jewish family. He received his first artistic training at the art school in his native Belarus. He shifted to Paris in 1923 following World War I. Chagall was best known for his dreamlike abstract artworks that merged with Fauvist, Cubist, and Surrealist movements. The upcoming Visionary Artists Collection sale from 500 Gallery will feature one such work attributed to Marc Chagall. The untitled piece is a mixed media on paper and comes to auction unframed. The available lot captivates with its dreamlike quality and enchanting narrative.
Another notable lot in this auction is an oil on canvas attributed to American artist Joan Mitchell. This Untitled (Sunflowers) work was rendered in 1969. Joan Mitchell (1925 – 1992) was famous for her abstract landscapes and use of colorful brushstrokes in her compositions. Her canvases often explored subjects like her beloved dogs, poetry and nature. The offered piece is signed in the lower right by the acclaimed painter. Other notable lots in this auction include works attributed to Georgia O’Keeffe, Vincent Van Gogh, Kazuo Shiraga, and Pablo Picasso. Visit Bidsquare to find more information on the Visionary Artists Collection sale and browse other online auctions. Find more auction previews and information on upcoming events on Auction Daily.
Rago will present its Jewelry Unlimited sale this July, offering nearly 300 lots of fine jewelry and timepieces. Leading the catalog is a Cartier Disney sterling silver charm bracelet. In 1937, Cartier made this bracelet with charms resembling the animated feature film Snow White and The Seven Dwarfs. During the 1930s and 1940s, Disney and Cartier teamed up to create souvenirs for Walt Disney Productions, including golden curios for the American market. Another notable jewelry lot in the sale is an Elsa Peretti mesh scarf necklace designed to drape gracefully over the body’s contours because of its malleable design. This piece is crafted in sterling silver with a Peretti T&Co signature.
Among timepieces in the sale, bidders can consider a 21 Must de Cartier stainless steel wristwatch from Cartier. A vintage watch from the Parisian house, 21 Must de Cartier comes with a round case and three-piece link strap. Its silvered dial features the words ‘Must de Cartier’ at 12 o’clock and ‘Swiss’ at six o’clock. There is a sloping, gold chapter ring around the outer track for the seconds, along with gold Roman numeral hour markers in the bezel. Additional lots of interest include an Oyster Perpetual lady’s gold and stainless-steel wristwatch from Rolex, a Cartier gold compass, and a pair of British gold and gem-set rings. Visit Rago to view the complete Jewelry Unlimited catalog and register to bid, and find more auction previews on Auction Daily.
A 1947 etching of the legend of Saint George and the Dragon by Salvador Dali is a key highlight of the upcoming sale by Toomey & Co. According to the legend, the saint arrived in a village where a tyrannical monster would extort tribute from its inhabitants on a regular basis. When their livestock and trinkets were exhausted, the villagers began offering humans. This went on until the princess was selected as the next offering. Saint George rescued the princess and slayed the dragon. In Christianity, George of Lydda is considered a martyred soldier and venerated as a saint, although the narrative has diverse pre-Christian origins. Published by the Print Club of Cleveland, it is signed and dated to lower right ‘Salvador Dalí 1947’. The etching belongs to the edition of 250, printed by Charles S. White at the studio of Stanley William Hayter (New York).
Another noteworthy artwork in the catalog is Black Maid, a 1946 lithograph by Elizabeth Catlett. The imagery highlights the experience of African-American women. The sculptor and graphic artist is renowned for her portrayal of the Black community, particularly focussing on issues of racism and social discrimination. Visit Toomey & Co. to view the complete catalog and register to bid in the upcoming Prints + Multiples sale. More auction previews are available on Auction Daily.
The upcoming Summer Jewels and Timepieces sale, presented by Farber Auctioneers and Appraisers, will offer an Audemars Piguet Royal Oak Offshore Chronograph watch as a top lot. The Audemars Piguet Royal Oak Offshore collection has defied conventions since 1993 with its sporty and sturdy design. The luxury Swiss watch brand Audemars Piguet introduced a luxury steel watch with a ‘tapisserie dial’ and an integrated bracelet characterized by a daring and revolutionary design by Gerald Genta in 1972. The Royal Oak became an international success and one of the most iconic watches of its era. This revolutionary luxury watch was characterized by an octagonal-shaped bezel secured by eight visible hexagonal gold screws, which was inspired by a traditional diver’s helmet.
The upcoming sale also offers several jewelry creations by David Webb. A pair of 18-karat gold/ platinum earrings by Webb leads the sale. The earrings feature ruby cabochons, emeralds, and diamonds weighing approximately 3.20 carats. It is marked Webb. The total weight of the earrings is 27.9 grams. Another notable piece of jewelry is a 13-carat ruby and diamond ring. The central ruby measures approximately 13 carats and is flanked by diamonds weighing approximately 2.40 carats. A rare find in the sale is a Bedat & Co. 18-karat yellow gold and stainless-steel watch. It has a 23mm case diameter and weighs 79.63 grams. This pre-owned watch is in good condition. Visit Bidsquare to view the Summer Jewels and Timepieces auction and browse other online auctions. Find more auction previews on Auction Daily.
Brunk Auctions will present the personal collection of Dee and Tommy Hilfiger this July. A live sale with over 250 lots, the event highlights celebrity-focused photography, vintage furniture items, and fine works of decorative art. Among the key lots is a pool table made from a 1965 Shelby classic car. This limited edition piece is composed of fiberglass, chrome, wood, and rubber with a blue felt top and custom license plate. Notable among celebrity memorabilia in the sale are several photographs of Iman and David Bowie for Tommy Hilfiger’s 2004 spring “H” advertising campaign. These photos were captured by German photographer Ellen von Unwerth, and the couple was styled by Edward Enninful. This campaign was intended to draw out Bowie and Iman’s playful sides, showing them dancing, embracing, and relaxing together.
A selection of fine table- and serveware will be available in this sale, including a coin silver entrée with stag handles and a finial. This California piece from the late 19th century rests on a pedestal base and includes marks for Vanderslice & Co. of San Francisco. Other household lots of interest are on offer. A custom sofa and ottoman upholstered in blue jeans is notable. They are covered in Tommy Hilfiger denim and were previously displayed in Tommy Hilfiger’s own company office. Interested bidders will also find a French stainless steel and brass gas range and hood, video art by Cameron Gray, and more. Browse the complete Collection of Dee and Tommy Hilfiger Auction and find other online auctions on Bidsquare. For the latest auction news and previews, visit Auction Daily.
This July, Revere Auctions will present more than 300 Asian and American collectibles in its upcoming auction. Among the highlights is an antique parcel-gilt bronze Chinese censer probably belonging to the late Ming or Qing dynasty. With two looped handles, the piece stands 4.75 inches high and weighs approximately 383.6 grams. It includes intricate decorations along the sides with scholar’s objects such as incense burners and brush pots. According to the auction house, this style is similar to works by Hu Wenming and his workshop. Hu Wenming (1573 – 1620) was one of the most accomplished metalworkers in Chinese history.
A pair of Huanghuali horseshoe-back armchairs is another notable lot. Dating to the 18th century, these horseshoe-back jiaoyi armchairs are considered highly valuable among collectors. Each chair has a paneled seat and characteristically shaped top rails. The back splats have two carved panels depicting lotus plants and a female figure. The legs joined by stretchers come with a footrest. As per the auction house, these chairs are structurally sound and stable. The event also offers objects like an ancient cloisonné incense holder from the Qing dynasty, a large Bactrian camel figure from the Tang dynasty, and a large double Qing embroidery work. Visit Bidsquare to find more information on the Eternal Beauty: Splendors in Asian Art sale and browse other online auctions. Find more auction previews by visiting Auction Daily.
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Samuel Langhorne Clemens, better known as Mark Twain, was a celebrated writer, essayist and humorist. He was also known for his amusing travel writings, drawing on his rich experiences. One such bestselling work by Twain is a key highlight of the upcoming sale, offered by Potter & Potter Auctions. The Innocents Abroad, or The New Pilgrims’ Progress, published by American Publishing Company in 1869, is an eight-volume book with a frontispiece and engraved title-page. It comprises 14 plates inserted throughout and numerous intertextual illustrations. The book journals Twain’s travel accounts on the U. S. S. Quaker City steamship. The presentation copy is inscribed by Twain on the first blank. It reads, “This book is given to Miss Jane Findlay Shunk, With the Kindest regards of Mark Twain [flourish] Harrisburgh, [sic].”
Another lot of interest is Thomas L. McKenney’s History of the Indian Tribes of North America. The book has 42 hand-colored lithographed plates, mostly portraits of Native Americans painted by Charles Bird King. McKenney was a US official who served as Superintendent of Indian Affairs from 1824 to 1830. He worked with James Hall and Charles to create three volumes of the book, released between 1836 and 1844. Visit Potter & Potter Auctions to view the complete auction catalog and register to bid in the upcoming Fine Books & Manuscripts sale. Check out more previews of upcoming auctions by visiting Auction Daily.
In Robinhood Auctions’ upcoming sale, over 445 lots of elegant timepieces and fine jewelry will come to auction. One of the leading lots is the HM6 Space Pirate watch from Maximilian Büsser & Friends, also known as MB&F. The auction house notes that this ref. JW1291 watch is offered in a pre-owned condition. This futuristic-looking watch, inspired by the space age, features a bold titanium case, a 72-hour power reserve, and a crystal dome housing the tourbillion. The hours and minutes are represented on separate, semi-spherical aluminum indications. The watch is water resistant to 30 meters. MB&F produced the first Horological Machine No.6-HM6 Space Pirate in November 2014. Another notable watch is the stylish Audemars Piguet Royal Oak Tourbillon Chronograph wristwatch with a black dial and 44mm case.
Within the jewelry section of the catalog, a ladies’ Bulgari bracelet stands out. It is adorned with yellow and sparkling white diamonds. Set in 18-karat yellow gold, this bangle-style bracelet measures 6.75 inches long. The yellow diamonds weigh 5.01 carats while the white diamonds total 5.68 carats. As per the catalog, the piece is in estate condition and includes the manufacturer’s box. Additional lots of interest include a pair of De Grisogono diamond and pink sapphire earrings, a skeletonized tonneau-shaped Malte watch from Vacheron Constantin, and an opulent bracelet from Carrera Y Carrera. Visit Bidsquare to find more information on this Fine Jewelry & Important Watches sale and browse other online auctions. Find more previews of upcoming auctions on Auction Daily.
Choker necklaces date back to around 2500 BCE, when Sumerian artisans crafted them in gold. They were also worn by Ancient Egyptians and were mentioned in the Talmud. An 18-karat yellow gold jewelry suite, comprising a noteworthy choker necklace, is a key highlight of the upcoming auction by Fine Estate. The necklace features 82 round brilliant-cut diamonds, weighing a total of approximately 1.64 carats. It is accented by step-cut sapphires, rubies, and emeralds, as well as four round-cut emerald cabochons. The suite includes a pair of complementing earrings. It also comprises a hinged bracelet with an inner circumference of 6.5 inches.
Another key lot is a Matilde Poulat necklace, earrings, bracelet, and finger ring set. The sterling silver suite is designed with amethyst and turquoise. Celebrated for her pre-European folk art style, Matilde Poulat is best known for using amethyst and turquoise stones in a subtle and detailed manner. A striking Christina Odegard horn bracelet also leads the listings. The carved buffalo horn is styled with 18-karat yellow gold studs and a toggle clasp closure. Odegard drew inspiration from natural materials such as ebony, horn and corals. To view the complete catalog and register to bid in the upcoming Once Upon A Time Fine Auction, visit Bidsquare and browse other online auctions. Check out other auction previews on Auction Daily.
