Judging a trunk by its cover is acceptable to the luxury brand Louis Vuitton. CRN Auctions offers the first-ever product by Louis Vuitton- a vintage steamer trunk. These were the first flat trunks with separate compartments and were coated with waterproof canvas, unlike the traditional dome-topped trunk.
Paintings by Edward Moses, the postwar artist, are distinguished by the use of different techniques like staining, splashing, scraping, and mopping, and the rare use of brush strokes. Working alongside the generation of Los Angeles artists known as the “Cool School”, Moses’ work has gained worldwide popularity as an abstract painted. His paintings like the China Blue X and the St Simon painting by A Y Jackson are the highest valued collectibles.
Paintings by other popular artists like Asher Durand, Francis Golden, and Claude Venard will also be a part of the spectacular display. The auction will also offer American, English, Continental, Latin American, Baltic and Asian works of art, furniture, silver, glass art, clocks, carpets, and a wide array of accessories and antiques through the 20th – Century and much more. Explore the full listings and register to bid online on CRN Auctions.
Gustave Baumann’s much-appreciated woodblock prints are highlighted in the upcoming Fall Discovery Auction offered by . Two of the artist’s major paintings will be included in the sale, From Hillside Gardens and Bishop’s Apricot. Acknowledged for their incredible artistry, both of Baumann’s works feature his trademark use of vivid colors, lively flowers and trees, and cream paper.
This diverse sale extends beyond fine art, however, also features a set of Gorham Chantilly sterling silver flatware. The 132-piece set well embodies the class and timelessness of the Gorham Manufacturing Company, which has created beautiful table settings for almost 200 years. With estimates ranging from $200 – $4,200, this sale will appeal to buyers of all interests. Other items that catch the eye include an 18-karat peridot and diamond ring and a Kentucky Sheraton cherry sugar chest. To learn more about these items and many more, visit Case Antiques Auctions.
Automobilia is a historic collectible linked to motor cars, motor racing, and motorsport personalities. Morphy Auctions’ Automobilia & Petroliana auction offers all of this and more. Featured is an outstanding porcelain Bengal Pep & Power Gasoline sign complete with the Bengal tiger motif. This sign is one of the rarest of the Gas & Oil collectibles. It still shows incredible color and gloss. Not to be outdone is an extremely rare Buffalo Brand gasoline, oils, and grease tin sign with a wooden frame. This yellow and black sign is possibly the only one of its kind.
Also highlighted is a red STOP signal from the Auto Gears & Parts Company and a porcelain Coors Dairy die cut with a neon sign and bullnose. Visit Morphy Auctions to view the complete collection and to place a bid today.
Some potteries can alter the atmosphere of any setting. Roseville Pottery Auction-Part 2 organized by Alderfer Auction emphasizes designed pottery, the ones that are appropriate for any kind of decor. The Roseville Pottery began creating decorative ceramics since 1892 and has a long history of producing sought after pieces for many decorators.
One of the featured lots among the auction includes Roseville cherry blossom pedal stand. The patterns incorporated in the vintage Cherry blossom stand, embellished with florals, are among their finest works. This piece of pottery is auctioned at the highest estimation of $60. Similarly, the sale kicks off with the lowest estimation of $15 making the collection available for all. Besides the stand, the auction also offers items such as Roseville Magnolia Vase, Foxglove Cornucopia, and Silhouette Basket. Explore more items and register to bid online on Alderfer Auction.
From stereoscopic images of Yellowstone National Park to rare war letters from the Nez Perce, the American History: Timed auction presented by Cowan’s Auctions has something for every collector and history lover. Featured in the auction are 85 stereoviews of Yellowstone National Park. This includes pictures of Old Faithful Geyser, Grotto Geyser, and Beehive Geyser along with pictures of the Grand Canyon, Liberty Cap Hotel and Valley, Angel Terrace, and more.
Also showcased is a letter addressed to Major Jackson during the Nez Perce War from Fort Lapwai in 1872. In the letter, the writer is urging Major Jackson to take a certain soldier under his care and warn him of the troubles from the citizens. Highlighted items include an atlas map of the Civil War ORs, a collection of 12 newspapers, pamphlets and other media regarding the Battle of Shiloh. Visit Cowan’s Auctions to view all 364 lots and to place a bid today.
“Sculpture for me is about the rhythm of space and time,” describes Emile Gilioli’s fondness for the art form. An eminent artist, Gilioli’s carved sculptures are fusions of art and architecture. Along with the art by Gilioli, New York City Estate Auction by Showplace And Antiques offers vast categories, from furniture to decorative art, jewelry, collectibles and more.
A piece that characterizes beauty and vitality is a sculpture of an Egyptian dancer by Demétre Chiparus. His sculptures are famous for depicting dancers inspired by Egyptology. While these lots captivate the bidders, pieces such as Irving Penn’s “Iceland Poppy” will carry on the spirit of the auction. Penn, probably mesmerized by blemished flowers and shriveling petals, has depicted three poppies he found fallen on the sidewalk one autumn in a masterpiece titled “In the case of Iceland Poppy”. The print is available at the highest estimated value of $35,000. Discover more lots on Bidsquare.
Experience a lucid display of works by the White House and Oval office decorator, Michael S. Smith. Stair Galleries present a variety of decorating basics in their upcoming auction. A pair of Swedish Neoclassical urns is the highlight of the auction. The Ormolu-mounted porphyry covered urns with ormolu acorn finials are fine examples of the 18th-century gilt-bronze techniques.
Smith’s favorites range from an iconic black-lacquer Royale table by Jansen to an important Louis XVI Ormolu-Mounted mahogany bed by master cabinet-maker J.Pafrat. Smith also seems fascinated by the ghostlike quality of an Alessandro Albrizzi Lucite dining table that appears to float in a room and his personal favorite a Regency Recamier.
A Collection of Furnishings and Objects from the Works of Michael S. Smith will also offer classic upholstered sofas and chairs, myriad cocktail and side tables, gorgeous folding screens and carpets, a variety of porcelain accessories, and marvelous lamps and light fixtures. Explore the full listings and register to bid online on Bidsquare
Asian Art admirers and collectors alike will appreciate the many excellent lots available in the upcoming California Asian Art Auction offered by California Asian Art Auction Gallery. This collection of 324 items is rich in culture, historical significance, and artistry. A Chinese camel sculpture, the highest valued item at $45,000, embodies each of those components. Detailed in its design, the seated camel and accompanying drowsy rider is made of cast bronze. The item was made over a thousand years ago during the Tang Dynasty, which witnessed numerous achievements in paintings, sculptures, and much more.
A bronze Buddhist pagoda model will leave viewers astonished with its careful design. The nine-storied pagoda is guarded by Buddhist warriors at each of the corners. The most fascinating part of the structure is the curvature of each tier, culminating in a beautiful and intricate finial crowning the roof. To view these items and many more, visit the Asian Art Auction Gallery
Artistic prints carry a special role in the broader course of history, sparking an active dialogue between the past and the present. This discussion is not one in words, however, but rather in the everyday images that transcend the page. In the upcoming Fine Art – Antique Engravings & Lithographs – Works on Paper auction offered by Trillium, a major collection of these prints will cross the auction block.
Multiple categories like botanical sketches to detailed maps and careful studies of culture are included. Two of the leading lots are passionflower portraits by Dr. Robert John Thornton. His theatrical and elaborate engravings lend considerable insight into historical flora and fauna. Another key lot is a decorative map of North and South America, created by one of the most innovative and sought-after cartographers of the 17th century: Willem Janszoon Blaeu.
Also included in this auction are idyllic views from Currier & Ives, detailed scenes from David Roberts’ study of the Middle East, and several sets of colorful engravings. View all of these items and many more by visiting Invaluable and registering to bid.
Pook & Pook‘s Americana & International Session 3 auction is a 442-lot event full of fine art, decorative art, jewelry, and pieces of Americana. The most noteworthy artist included in the auction is Pablo Picasso. An earthenware charger (or large table plate) produced by Picasso in this auction has an estimated value of $10,000-$15,000. The piece is titled Tête De Chèvre De Profil or Goat’s Head in Profile. Produced late in Picasso’s life, the goat’s head atop this charger still conveys the artist’s signature styles.
Those looking for American art should consider Franklin Courter’s portrait of President Abraham Lincoln. Courter produced several portraits of Lincoln in his lifetime. Pook & Pook notes that this lot is in good condition, with only some losses to the original frame.
Some of the most valuable lots in this auction are pieces of jewelry. This includes a pair of 18k white gold diamond & yellow sapphire earrings. They were custom-made by Maryland jeweler Fred Brown. Meanwhile, those who are looking for an Americana lot, which is often a trademark of Pook & Pook auctions, should consider a 19th-century barber pole. The pole contains the red, white, and blue stripes, although Pook & Pook notes that it was most likely re-painted. View each lot and register to bid online on Bidsquare.
