Beau Stanton Print, Alchemic Bloom:

This striking limited edition print by Beau Stanton features a mesmerizing composition centered around a grand tree set against a richly detailed, mandala-like background. Stanton’s signature blend of intricate patterns, mechanical elements, and organic forms creates a visually compelling work that explores themes of history, nature, and mysticism. The artwork is hand-signed and numbered 6 of 13, adding to its collectible appeal. Measures 20.25″L x 15.75″H.

Dimensions: See Description
Condition
Age related wear.

Igor Tulipanov, Giclee on Canvas, Framed Surrealist Composition:

Framed giclee on canvas by Russian-American surrealist Igor Tulipanov, showcasing a complex and richly symbolic interior scene filled with enigmatic characters and hyperreal objects. The composition features a labyrinthine arrangement of compartments containing fragmented portraits, symbolic flora, and peculiar objects such as a white rose in a mechanical base, a cornucopia, vintage keys, and a mandrill’s face. Executed in meticulous detail with sharp contrasts and dreamlike perspective, the work is signature Tulipanov, blending elements of fantasy, satire, and psychological depth. Igor Tulipanov was born in 1939 in St. Petersburg, Russia, and emigrated to the United States in the early 1970s. Known for his distinctive surrealist style, Tulipanov’s works reflect a confluence of Old Master technique, architectural discipline, and modern fantastical imagination. Often described as theatrical and cerebral, his paintings feature a unique blend of Renaissance-inspired figures, intricate symbolism, and dreamlike juxtapositions. His works have been widely exhibited and collected in the U.S. and Europe, and he remains a prominent figure in the world of contemporary surrealism. Presented in a black and gold-accented frame.

Artist: Igor Tulipanov (Russian-American b. 1939)
Issued: c. 1990
Dimensions: 60″L x 46.75″H
Country of Origin: Russian
Condition
Age related wear.

Dalhart Windberg, Woman in Field:

Dalhart Windberg (Texas, b. 1933), young woman sitting on a boulder in a field, oil on canvas, exhibition label from the Panhandle-Plains Historical Museum to verso

sight: 18 x 24 in., frame: 25 x 31 in.

Provenance: Property from a San Antonio, Texas collection, kept in the family since before 1974

12pc Royal Copenhagen Frijsenborg Dinner Plates:

Set of twelve Royal Copenhagen porcelain dinner plates in the Frijsenborg pattern. Each plate features a finely hand-painted central floral bouquet with additional sprigs near the rim, bordered by a molded basketweave edge and finished with scalloped gilt-trimmed rims. All plates bear the Royal Copenhagen backstamp with three-wave mark and painter’s initials.

Issued: 20th century
Dimensions: 10″ dia. Country of Origin: Denmark
Condition
Age related wear.

Fabian Perez, Ladies at a Cafe:

Fabian Perez (California / Argentina, b. 1967), Modernist scene of ladies sitting at a cafe, oil on canvas

sight: 36 x 48 in., frame: 44.5 x 57 in.

Provenance: Property from a home in San Antonio, Texas

Handwoven Runner Rug, 9 ft 8 in. x 2 ft. 7 in.:

Handwoven runner rug

9 ft 8 in. x 2 ft. 7 in.

Nano Lopez, Lucy:

Nano Lopez (Oregon / Colombia, b. 1955), “Lucy”, artist proof bronze cat sculpture, ed. 13/28

height 10 in. x width 12 in. x depth 9 in.

Provenance: Property from a home in San Antonio, Texas, originally purchased in 2019 from the Tabora Gallery in Honolulu, Hawaii

1929 Ford Model A 2-door Tudor Sedan:

1929 Ford Model A 2-door Tudor sedan, superb complete frame-up restoration to current car show-worthy condition, street legal and in good working order – starts and drives, can not exceed 35 miles per hour, i200ci (40hp) 4 cylinder engine, manual 3-speed transmission, odometer showing 66,897 miles, green and black exterior with gold pinstriping and black vinyl roof, front and rear seats are upholstered in tan vinyl, while the interior walls and door cards are covered in a black/green/white woven tweed, column mounted choke, throttle, and ignition advance levers, tilt-front windshield and under-dash fuel shutoff valve, roll down front and rear passenger windows, 21 inch cream painted wire spoked wheels with chrome “Ford” center caps, wrapped in 440/450-21 Firestone “Gum-dipped” whitewall tires (no spare tire is present), rear bumper mounted fold-up luggage rack with green wooden travel trunk attached, single driver’s side “Duolamp” tail light with single red lens; no dents or scratches, but minor cracks/chips in the paint on the hood and leading edge of passenger side door, provision for electric windshield wiper is present, but wiper arm is missing; clean Texas title, VIN (engine block number) A2439413, can not exceed 35 miles per hour

Provenance: Property from the estate of legendary South Texas banker and sportsman Dial Mathew Dunkin (1935-2025) of Harlingen, Texas; Mr. Dunkin acquired this vehicle in 1968 and used it in several parades over the years

1934 Ford Model 40 Coupe:

1934 Ford Model 40 5 Window Coupe, superb complete frame-up restoration to current excellent condition, street legal and in good working order – starts and drives, can not exceed 35 miles per hour, 221ci (85hp) flathead V-8 engine, manual 3-speed floor shift transmission, odometer showing 66,897 miles, brown on black exterior with red pinstripes, brown fabric upholstery interior, with a manual throttle and choke knobs, auto front windshield wiper, vented front windshield, and vented front cowl, roll down rear window, black vinyl roof top panel, “suicide” rearward opening doors, glove box, “rumble” rear seat, 16 inch wire spoked wheels painted red to match the pinstripes, with chrome “V8” center caps, 6.00-16 Coker Classic whitewall tires and a matching rear bumper mounted spare under a paint matched shroud, driver’s side rear split Ford “Duolamp”, passenger’s side single red lens “Duolamp”; showing minor rust on rear bumper, cracks on rubber running board covers, also showing a few minor paint imperfections on passenger side door, hood, driver side rear fender, and leading edges of cabin doors; clean Texas title, VIN (engine block number) KY10823, highway capable

Provenance: Property from the estate of legendary South Texas banker and sportsman Dial Mathew Dunkin (1935-2025) of Harlingen, Texas; Mr. Dunkin used this vehicle in several parades over the years

Reg. Johnson & Sons Bone China Figurine, Tunisian Scholar of Law:

This porcelain figurine by Reg. Johnson & Sons, titled Tunisian Scholar of Law, depicts a scholarly figure absorbed in reading, seated cross-legged atop a detailed carpet-style base with a stack of books beside him. Hand painted in 1992 and crafted in bone china, the piece reflects fine detailing and rich coloration. The base is marked Reg Johnson & Sons and labeled with the title and hand-painted date.

Issued: 1992
Dimensions: 7″H
Condition
Age related wear.