European Asian & 20th Century Auction, offered by Garth’s Auctioneers & Appraisers, is the perfect fusion of royal antiques, fine arts, furniture, jewelry and more. Featuring 562 lots of items, George Owen Royal Worcester vase with the finest of hand-tooled reticulation is one of the highlights, as Asian arts and antiques are the auction’s center pieces. With the highest estimated value of $12,000, is a portrait of a man by Francis Newton Souza (signed 1959), depicting a modernist image of man on yellow ground. Ranging from antique Roman gold finger ring and Liberty head, double eagle gold coin, to antiques like an important English Queen Anne secretary bookcase, goes on to show the variety and diversification of the auction. For more details on the fascinating items, registrations and to view the full catalogue visit Garth’s.
In the upcoming sale Doyle at Home, auction house Doyle offers fine art and décor from prominent estates and collections across the country. A favorite among designers, architects, and magazine editors, the auction series is an exceptional resource for fine living and offers an opportunity to recreate interiors viewed in influential home décor magazines. Highlights include an oil painting, The Finish of the America Cup Race of 1893 by Leslie Arthur Wilcox, eight hand-colored engravings of antique vase designs from early 19th century Paris, and an elegant pair of carved Chinese green quartz lamps. For the complete catalogue and bidding registration, visit Doyle.
Roland Auctions NY presents Estates Sales by Roland Auctions. Included is a pair of elegant 18K gold and diamond clip-on earrings. White gold is the center of a flower surrounded with round brilliant and baguette diamonds. Each earring has approximately 88 stones. Another featured item is a landscape oil painting by Spanish artist S. Rusinol. This painting features a scenic setting of various types of trees in a wooded area. A French Empire-style figural clock is also included in the auction. On this clock is a bronze sculpture of a reclining woman in a draped gown. The base of the clock is marble with marble face painted with putto and two gilt bronze relief plaques with classical female figures. This auction features fine art, Asian decorative arts, antique and vintage furniture and decorations, and much more. Bids range from $10 to $4,500 with estimates from $10 to $8,000. View the entire catalog at Liveauctioneers.
The Lewis and Maese by Lewis and Maese Antiques and Auctions features a wide selection of antique and collector’s editions books along with fiction and nonfiction books. Featured is an Edgar Allen Poe set. This rare set comes with 10 volumes and is a collector’s edition with only 300 numbered sets in print. Also highlighted in this auction are 16 volumes of British Essayists Spectator that were published in London by J.F. Dove in 1827 and five volumes of Robert Burns works, published in London in 1834 by Cochrane. Nine volumes of William Shakespeare works are included in the auction as well, having been published in 1866 by Macmillan and Company. The auction has numerous first editions, autographed books, classics, great coffee table books, and more. Bids start at $1 with estimates from $25 to $2,500. Visit their site to view the catalog.
Summer Estates, by Butterscotch Auctioneers and Appraisers, is a robust selection of American & European silver, decorative arts, designer jewelry and more. Amongst the highlighted and noticeable items in the auction is a Reza Derakshani ‘Fill My Sleeve with Unseen Pearls’ from the Persian Serenades series, signed with initials and dated 1992. With bids starting as low as $30, the auction offers diversity by showcasing a Thai Temple painting, oil on canvas from the 19th/early 20th Century, depicting various scenes out of Buddhist mythology. Pouring their essence and ingenuity, in the auction, are an ornately decorated pair Renaissance-revival silver-plated candelabras, alongside an 18k gold Girard Perregaux pocket watch with engraved case decorated with scrolls, vines, acanthus leaves. To find favorites in the complete auction catalog, and bidding registration go to Butterscotch Auctioneers and Appraisers.
Find the next work of decorative art, for home and office, in the upcoming Friday Afternoon auction offered by Stair. From portraits for the mantle, flatware for the kitchen, carpets for the den, and furniture, this auction features works appropriate for any living space worth decorating. The lots include antique books like a 16th century Latin antiphonal hymnal, painting and portraits like Henry Pember Smith’s scenic rendition of Venice, and other pieces of decorative art like an 18-light Dutch brass chandelier. View the remaining lots and register to bid at Bidsquare today.
An extensive list of selected collectibles by Freeman is offered at the Collector’s Sale. And the chosen name Collector’s is especially because it’s affordability. The Fine Minguren IV table by Mira Nakashima and the Claude Conover “Tzutz” Vessel of Circa 1960 are few of the top bids from the auction. “Monk knocking on the door”, ink on paper by Wu Shanming, 1996, “On The Thames, Pangbourne” oil on canvas by Ernest Parton, “Two Nudes In Landscape” oil on paper by Louis Michel Elshemius and many others are among the popular paintings of the auction. Antique Brass figurines, furniture, porcelain ware, silverware, vases, carpets, and many collectibles will form a part of the spectacular display. Explore the full listings and register to bid online on Freeman’s.
Indigenous artifacts are difficult to categorize, as they represent hundreds of different, independent cultures all over the world. However, they do share some common characteristics in their distance from post-colonialism and their influential relationships with their land—these are the common threads that Skinner gathers in the upcoming Tribal Art Online auction. It showcases everything from woven textiles to household items, pottery to jewelry. An extraordinary collection of Frank Rinehart’s Native American Indian photographs is this auction’s standout, with 24 detailed portraits from the late 19th century. Several unusual pieces also catch the eye, including a pair of Eskimo snow goggles and an elaborate tooth necklace from the Mande people in West Africa. View the complete catalog and place online bids on Skinner.
This summer, Litchfield County Auctions is holding a fine art, furniture and decoration auction. Included in the selection of over 700 pieces, lies fine antiques as well as contemporary items, with an array of sculptures and carvings, porcelains, paintings and variety more. Contemporary artist, Ellen Adler was very fond of playing with arrangements of everyday objects that depict a variety of emotions. One of the cherished pieces, amidst the lots, is an antique water urn engraved “General Washington”, dated 1788. Other treasures in the auction include Sino-Tibetan Buddha Dhyana mudra, Porcelain Covered Temple Jars, and Porcelain Hand Painted Pitcher. View the catalog on Bidsquare
The transformation of an object into an icon is an almost undetectable process, and is often best realized in retrospect. The Kinks led the way in the rock British Invasion, and lead singer Dave Davies’ 1958 Gibson Flying V electric guitar have since become such an icon. Presented in the upcoming Vintage Guitars & Musical Instruments Signature Auction offered by Heritage, are over 150 classic guitars of all styles and eras. Electric guitars dominate the auction; highlights include a 1954 Fender Stratocaster sunburst and a whimsical Paul Reed Smith guitar designed for Dan Spitz of Anthrax. The headlining Kinks guitar shines but does not overpower the other interesting and affordable lots in this auction. Explore the available guitars and register to bid on Heritage.
