The late 18th century saw the official birth of a now mighty nation. As militias from 13 colonies challenge one of the world’s great armies, few believed they would prevail. However, those American colonies won their War for Independence, forming what is now the United States of America. Many artifacts from the period have been preserved and are now offered by Early American History Auctions.
The available Revolutionary regalia includes a uniquely engraved wooden camp canteen from the 1770s-1780s. The engraving of a dragon displays the artistic creativity of the soldiers of the time. Also available are several Revolutionary War-era documents, including handwritten letters, official battle communications, and legal documents like an act from 1780, outlining the process of exchanging paper money for gold and silver in Connecticut. The item that shines most brightly, though, is a silver porringer crafted c. 1770 by Paul Revere, Jr., son of the Revolutionary War hero known for his famous midnight ride.
Items from the American Revolution are not the only artifacts of American history, however. Colonial currencies like a Massachusetts pine shilling from 1652 are also displayed alongside signed letters from Dwight D. Eisenhower, Calvin Coolidge and other influential Americans. Interested collectors may view the entirety of the American history collection and register to bid on Bidsquare today.
Experience the extravaganza of American antiques in the upcoming Antique and Americana auction by Hess Auctions. We often come across a lot of antique rooster weather vanes. However, the uniquely designed galloping horse and jockey weathervane by J.W. Friske is a rare find. The copper and zinc sculpture by the American manufacturer is a prime collectible of American history.
When it comes to paintings and art Christopher Shearer is a well-known name among the American artists. The artist is most popular for his landscape paintings. The 1902 Christopher Shearer oil on canvas landscape depicting a realistic woodland path with a wood plank bridge over the stream is a featured art piece of the auction. Furniture collectibles include the Pennsylvania Chippendale walnut secretary desk, Empire tiger maple miniature chest of drawers, Massachusetts Queen Anne cherry highboy, and many others. Other featured collectibles from the auction include redware, stoneware, glass & chinaware, toys, metal ware, textiles, oriental rugs, furniture and many more. Explore the full listings and register to bid online on Live auctioneers.
With over 300 products, the spectrum of selection covers something of interest for every collector on the third day of the auction. Like decorative arts, antiques, collectibles, and furniture with standards that speaks for itself. Beautiful work by Lee Man Font from the 20th century is an oil on canvas depicting a Balinese woman at a spinning wheel. Featured items such as cloisonné enamel censer, Xuande bronze footed bowl with Ming mark, and Korean blue and white porcelain jar cannot go unnoticed. Furthermore, Tibetan gilt-bronze sculpture of buddha (from the late 19th century) could easily become a cynosures. To explore more of these pieces, visit Eldred’s Auctioneers.
Starting with the monochromatic Chinese celadon vase, all the collection in the auction’s second day will not fail to impress. Due to their sleek design, monochrome celadon vases are very common among contemporary buyers. Similarly, showcased in the auction are contrast vases such as Jumyao pottery along with Funerary jar which gives away a vintage aura. Timeless pieces like the blue and white porcelain plate and bowls resemble all of Chinese art history because of their never-ending popularity. One may also be intrigued by bisque glazed porcelain figure and blanc de figures of Guanyin from the late 19th century. To explore more of these pieces, visit Eldred’s Auctioneers.
Unveiling lots of fine Asian artistry, Eldred’s Auctioneers will host a three-days Summer Asian Auction. The offerings in this curation will be led by pieces carrying over 400 years of history from Kangxi to Yongzheng and Qianlong periods. All categories of Chinese art are well exemplified on the first day of this sale which includes jade carvings, well-crafted sculptures, and other art forms with beauty beyond words. Amidst such pieces lies an exceptionally rare snuff bottle, inlaid with two fierce dragons in clouds and calligraphy.
The upcoming Mid Summer Chinese Antiques Auctions by Lauran Auctions presents fine Asian antiques in a two days auction fiesta. The auctions will host rare Chinese collectibles ranging from porcelain to some of the rare paintings.
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The second day of the auction will highlight a plethora of traditional Chinese art and collectibles. The featured collectible of the auction is a pair of white Jade, panoramic table screens belonging to the Qing dynasty (18th/19th century). These table screens are intricately carved depicting architectural pavilions nestled within a highland, misty mountainous landscape. The 20th century republic period porcelain painting plaque is another prime collectible of the auction. With a style of hand painting uniquely named Qianjiang, the painting portrays “energized mountainscape”. The porcelain also has text depicting verses or poems on it. Other collectibles of the auction will include Chinese scrolls, paintings, sculptures, furniture, and many others. Explore the full listings and register to bid online on Lauren auctions.
The lively essence of Unreserved Session 1 auction by does not go unnoticed amongst enthusiastic collectors. Most of the collection represents peculiarity, from the French Provincial case clock to Van Briggle vase in the mulberry shade. An unusual Chinese censer, likely from the 17th/18th century, is an attention grabber with golden splashes on the bowl’s every unexpected curvature. Showcasing Janice Anthony’s ability to paint realistic landscape is an art accentuated by smooth brush strokes and dense acrylic to reflect the play of water, sky, and nature.
The auction is not simply limited to paintings and decorative arts. Alongside classic masters of the 19th and 20th centuries, the collection also features sets of Asian art, furniture, and collectibles. There are than 500 lots might be a lot to pick from, but buyers are sure to recognize the beauty amidst the curation. View more of these items and explore the collection on Bidsquare.
The upcoming Mid Summer Chinese Antiques Auctions by Lauren Auctions presents fine Asian antiques in a two days auction fiesta. The auctions will host rare Chinese collectibles ranging from porcelain to some of the rare paintings.
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The first day of the auction will host rare Asian antiques. A beautiful pair of Chinese dragon stands made from Zitan hardwood with intricately carved dragons is the highest valued collectible. Zitan or redwood carvings are a trademark of unique Chinese craftsmanship. The throne of the Emperor of China is a vermillion-red lacquered one belonging to the Qing Dynasty. It depicts imperial power and is an important representation of Chinese history. Other collectibles from the auction constitute of varieties of Chinese furniture, pieces of Jade carvings, porcelain, bronze sculptures and statues, and many others. Explore the full listings and register to bid online on Lauren auctions.
It is not every day that one can come across a spectrum of arts, as diverse as an art auction could get. Vibrant collection in the Altermann Galleries Online Only Auction presents works that stretch from 19th century till date. Beside emotive portraits, most paintings in the curation embrace landscapes as their main subjects. Gathered lots inspire a fresh perspective on the world from behind the easel.
With art depicting Tang dynasty dancers by Zhiwei Tu, the items showcased in the collection are an ensemble of emotions through colors and brush strokes. A painting entitled ‘One Evening at Ranchos’ by Kim Douglas Wiggins transports real-life sceneries into the canvas. Amidst the items, Alfred de Breanski’s works are also something to look forward to. He incorporates wilderness in his paintings, creating a distinctive mix of romanticism and realism. The onlookers will find many artworks by artists such as John Banovich, William Scott Jennings and Tom S. Macaione. Find more of the items on Invaluables.
Because the upcoming sale offered by Alderfer Auction is sourced from a single, private collection, there is a theme that unifies this Rehoboth, Delaware collection. Richard E. and Elisabeth S. Poole assembled dozens of fine art pieces, particularly landscape paintings, as well as numerous gold jewelry items.
One exceptional lot is a muted autumn landscape from the local artist Christopher High Shearer; it captures the quiet darkness of the Pennsylvanian woods. From a Rehoboth-based artist comes another key painting, depicting the beach’s vivid boardwalk in fluid watercolors. Several yellow gold bangle bracelets are also noteworthy items. With asking bids ranging from $15 to $225, this auction presents an opportunity to acquire quality pieces at accessible prices. Browse the full catalog and register to bid on Alderfer Auction.
