Henri Lebasque “Femme au Collier” Oil on Canvas:

Joseph Henri Baptiste Lebasque (French, 1865-1937) “Femme au Collier” Post-Impressionist oil painting on canvas depicting a portrait of 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 coral necklace, signed to lower right and housed in a gilt wood frame. Image: 33″ H x 22.5″ W; frame: 39″ H x 28.75″ W. Catalog raisonne number 777. Provenance: From a 620 Eighth Avenue estate; Sotheby’s sale, London, November 5, 1969, lot 103; Gregoire Gallery, New York; Blache sale, Versailles, June 25, 1968, lot 118; Gallery of the Institute of Paris.

Platinum Ceylon/No Heat Sapphire Diamond Ring, AGL:

Platinum ring, brightly polished, featuring centered prong set cushion mixed cut blue sapphire, weighing approx. 3.80 carats, accompanied by AGL report 1130350, dated 20 March 2023, indicating the sapphire is natural, of Ceylon origin, and with no evidence of heat treatment or any additional enhancement, surrounded by bead set 16 round brilliant cut diamonds, weighing a total of approx. 0.48 carat. Platinum tested. Measuring approx. US size 7, approx. 5/8″ across the widest point, approx. 2.9 dwt. Provenance: Property from the Manhattan estate of 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).

Reed & Barton 14K Jockey Club Gold Cup 1973 Trophy:

Reed and Barton The Jockey Club Gold Cup 14K yellow gold lidded trophy with two handles and in the Neoclassical Revival manner, awarded to Prove Out of Hobeau Farms, Owner Jack Dreyfus (American, 1913-2009), Jockey Jorge Velasquez (American, born Panama, b. 1946), Trainer H. Allen Jerkens (American, 1929-2015) for the Aqueduct Racetrack 1973 race, the urn struck “REED & BARTON / 14 KT” to underside. Small ding to inner rim of lid, together with Jack Dreyfus ephemera including a signed copy of his book “The Lion of Wall Street”. Weight: approx. 62.5 ozt. (1250 dwt.); 17″ H x 11.5″ W x 7″ D. Provenance: From a 27 East 65th Street estate.

Elizabeth II Sterling Shell & Thread Dinner Svc 14:

Elizabeth II period sterling English silver dinner service for fourteen (14), each piece stamped with maker’s marks of S. J. Shrubsole, London, 1953, in the “Fiddle, Shell and Thread” pattern, and comprising: fourteen (14) oyster / seafood forks, twenty-eight (28) salad / luncheon forks, fourteen (14) fish forks, fourteen (14) dinner forks, fourteen (14) pastry forks, fourteen (14) dinner knives, fourteen (14) luncheon knives, fourteen (14) fish knives, fourteen (14) silver-handled butter knives, fourteen (14) tablespoons, fourteen (14) round soup spoons, fourteen (14) teaspoons, fourteen (14) sauce spoons, fourteen (14) grapefruit spoons, fourteen (14) iced tea spoons, fourteen (14) demitasse spoons, two (2) serving forks, two (2) serving spoons, three (3) fish servers, two (2) sauce ladles, two carving sets (4 pieces) game and beef, one (1) steel, a (1) pickle fork, and a (1) lemon fork. 254 pieces total. Weight: 473.96 ozt.; carving knife: 15″ L x 1.25″ W. Provenance: From a N.Y. private collection.

John Coleman, “A Song for the Spirit”, 6/25:

John Coleman (Arizona / California, b. 1949), “A Song for the Spirit”, ed. 6 of 25, bronze sculpture on black marble slab and rotating wooden base, ceramic column pedestal included height 41 in. x width 30 in. x depth 13 in. Provenance: From a Boerne, Texas collection, originally purchased from the John Coleman Gallery in Santa Fe, New Mexico We happily provide seamless shipping services on everything we sell. Please email us at [email protected] or call 210-971-5750 for more information.

Julian Onderdonk, “Winter Twilight S. W. Texas”, 1908:

Julian Onderdonk (Texas / New York, 1882-1922), “Winter Twilight S. W. Texas”, 1908, oil on Flemish art board, titled, dated, and signed again on verso; in original frame

sight: 6 x 9 in., frame: 14.5 x 17.5 in.

Provenance: Featured in “Julian Onderdonk: A Catalogue Raisonne” (Harry Halff); from an Olmos Park, Texas collection Julian Onderdonk is perhaps the premier landscape artist of the Texas art tradition. His many vibrant and naturalistic plein-air wildflower paintings are renowned for their treatment of the bluebonnet, a hitherto unexploited subject. He was the son and student of artist Robert Jenkins Onderdonk, also a prominent Texas painter. At the turn of the 20th century, Onderdonk painted in the tradition of the Hudson Valley School in New York, later traveling to Texas for the balance of his career. His paintings are in prominent institutions and collections in the United States.

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Robert Pummill, “River of Hide and Horn”:

Robert Pummill (Texas, b. 1936), “River of Hide and Horn”, oil on canvas sight: 40 x 60 in., frame: 55 x 75 in. Provenance: Property from the multi-generational collection of a San Antonio, Texas family that built their fortune through car dealerships Robert Pummill gew up in the Texas Hill Country and was inspired by the work of Frederic Remington to paint scenes of the Old West. The landscapes of his imagination surrounded him when he was stationed in Montana. After completing his military service, he moved to Los Angeles and attended night school at the Art Center School of Design while working as a commercial artist by day. In 1968, he moved to Texas, and in 1977, he became a full-time artist at age forty one. His prints were published by Texas Art Press, and for many years the Texas Art Gallery conducted an annual one-artist show. He is a member of the Cowboy Artists of America. We happily provide seamless shipping services on everything we sell. Please email us at [email protected] or call 210-971-5750 for more information.

Santa Claus Sack of Toys D6690 – Large – Royal Doulton Character Jug:

Style Three. Red, white and light brown coloration.
The Santa Claus jug was introduced in 1981 and was the first to undergo annual design changes. Featuring different well-known Christmas themes, the handle has changed several times since 1981.

Artist: Michael Abberley
Issued: 1983 – 1983
Dimensions: 7.5″H
Manufacturer: Royal Doulton
Country of Origin: England
Condition
Good.

Noelle HN2179 – Royal Doulton Figurine:

Bone China. She wears a black and white striped dress with red overcoat trimmed with ermine fur. Royal Doulton backstamp.

Artist: Peggy Davies
Issued: 1957 – 1967
Dimensions: 6.75″H
Manufacturer: Royal Doulton
Country of Origin: England
Condition
Age related wear.

Orrefors Crystal Vase, Ariel:

Heavy cased crystal with light and dark blue and silver waves. Signed by Artist. Orrefors etched mark and sticker.

Artist: Olle Alberius
Issued: c. 1990
Dimensions: 6.25″H x 5.25″dia.
Manufacturer: Orrefors
Country of Origin: Sweden
Condition
Age related wear.