Chanel Medium Patent Leather Boy Bag, 2015-2016 Bronze patent leather, front flap with push button boy logo closure, goldtone hardware, one interior zip pocket and one slip pocket, adjustable chain and matching leather shoulder strap. Together with a box. Measurements: 11″ L x 3.5″ W x 7″ H; strap drop: 11″- 18″. Stamped: Chanel. Made in France. Condition: Overall excellent condition. No visible condition issues. The stated overall condition of the lot is based on the assumption that the wear is consistent with age and use. As everything is sold ‘as is’, we suggest that you request a more detailed condition report and additional photo. This can be obtained via the INQUIRE button or by email at [email protected]. Condition is a matter of opinion and should not be treated as a statement of fact.

Wedgwood Fairyland Lustre Temple on a Rock Vase and Cover, England, c. 1920, shape 2046, pattern Z4968, printed mark, ht. 19 1/4 in.
The Spak Collection of Wedgwood sold to benefit the Florida International Uni
Estimate $15,000-25,000

Slightest area of gilt wear to shoulder. Areas of gilt wear to footrim. Professional rim restoration.

Japanned Cabinet on Stand, probably the West Midlands, early 19th century, oak and pine secondary wood, gilt and polychrome depictions of Asian landscapes, chased brass hinges, corner angles, and escutcheon, two doors open to interior with ten drawers of various sizes, set on a carved giltwood base, the apron decorated with putti and floral garlands, cabriole legs with floral motifs, ht. 65, wd. 44, dp. 23 1/2, cabinet ht. 33 1/4, wd. 37 1/4, dp. 19 1/2 in.

Provenance: Estate of Dan Paul, sold for the benefit of the Harvard Art Museum.
Estimate $5,000-10,000

Age expected wear.

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Included in this lot is a Wyoming Centennial Medallion by George Northup. Northup is a resident of Jackson Hole, Wyoming and a prominent artist using he’s strategic location to his advantage by studying wildlife in its natural habitat in the Grand Tetons and Yellowstone National Parks. Northup designed this Centennial Medallion to celebrate the great state of Wyoming. It was cast by the Anderson Foundry and depicts a bucking bronc and rider. They read “Wyoming 1890-1990.” It measures 27 1/2″ x 15 3/4″.
Condition
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CIRCA: 2005
REF.: 5330
CASE NUMBER: D799277
CASE MATERIAL: 18K white gold
CASE DIMENSIONS: 36 mm x 42 mm lug-to-lug
DIAL: White enamel with alternating Arabic numerals and hour markers
BRACELET MATERIAL: Rolex signed crocodile strap with Rolex signed 18K white gold buckle
BRACELET SIZE: 6 1/2 inches to 7 3/4 inches
MOVEMENT: Manual wind
FUNCTIONS: Time only
CALIBER: 1602

Rolex’s Cellini line has focused on making high-style dress watches with thin movements in precious metal. The present example features a white enamel dial and interesting hinged lugs for a sophisticated, elegant look.

PROPERTY OF A LADY

Glazed decorated Vellum in style of Parian marble, profuse gilt.
A large, rare Doulton Burslem figural porcelain centerpiece decorated with two large classical allegorical figures, wearing seashell armor and floral headdresses. Embellished with profuse hand painted gilded trim, in motifs of flora and highlighting the armor and other elements. Also used as a centerpiece filled with seasonal flowers, gourds and fruit. Stamped to base DOULTON BURSLEM ENGLAND.

Issued: c. 1895
Dimensions: 21.5″H x 21″L
Manufacturer: Doulton Burslem
Country of Origin: England

Condition
Hairline to interior

Robert Stark Jr. (1933-2014) Oil on Canvas “Red Sail”, with Brant Point Light in the distance, signed lower left R. Stark.
11 in. x 14 in. Overall 19 ½ in. x 16 ½ in.

Robert Stark Jr.’s legacy is a modernist approach to American Luminist paintings. Working principally in oil on canvas or panel, he is best known for coastal scenes that feature an iconic, red sailed catboat. Stark’s work is characterized by the use of aerial perspective and a concealment of visible brushstrokes. Through effective use of of light in landscape, his paintings evoke tranquility and calm, inferring poetic intimacy.

Stark attended Nantucket schools and after graduating from high school, served in the US Navy during the Korean War. He was the founder and director of Nantucket’s oldest gallery, the Stark Gallery on Old North Wharf.

His work has been presented in fine galleries in New England and NYC, and is represented in numerous private and corporate collections throughout the US, Canada, Ireland, Great Britain, Germany, France and China. ~ Carolyn Walsh
Condition
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Salvatore Colacicco (Italian b. 1935) Oil on Board “Nantucket Harbor as Depicted in the 1850s”, signed lower left Salvatore Colacicco, molded gilt frame.
31 ½ in. x 52 ¾ in. Overall 40 ½ in. x 62 in.

Condition
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East Asia, China, Western Han Dynasty, ca. 206 BCE to 9 CE. An impressive, twin-handled, burnished blackware amphora of a globular form with bold, arching handles that join rim (in a flush manner) to shoulder, adorned with 22 well-patinated circular bronze bosses whose protruding centers are surrounded by beaded borders. Embellishing the vessel even more are delineated ridges running from the points of the flared neck to the body, boldly modeled swirls surrounding the larger bosses on the body, incised flaring leaf-like and nested arch motifs and concave depressions on the handles, as well as an incised register adorned with three bands of vertical frets around the neck. Truly one of the most exquisite ancient Chinese vessels we have ever handled! Size: 11.5″ L x 12.75″ W x 13″ H (29.2 cm x 32.4 cm x 33 cm)

This type of double-handled amphora was made in western Sichuan province, in central China, and is known as “Lifan” after the area where vessels like it are found. The style is fascinating, very different from others created during the Han period, and seems to be an artistic callback to the elegant forms of the Chinese Neolithic era. These vessels are found mainly within rock-cut tombs and cist burials, with a few examples known from the more classically Han chambered brick tombs. This suggests that these vessels were made by immigrants or members of non-dominant ethnic groups within Han China, probably people who lived a nomadic lifestyle centered on husbandry while their Chinese contemporaries led more sedentary, agricultural-based lifestyles.

A similar example, though without any bronze bosses that we see adorning this example, sold for $8,125 at Sotheby’s New York – 08 December 2011 to 09 December 2011 – Lot 143. (https://www.sothebys.com/en/auctions/ecatalogue/2011/property-from-the-collection-of-dodie-rosekrans-n08818/lot.143.html?locale=en)

See another very similar example, with bronze bosses, at the Kalamazoo Institute of Arts from the prestigious Wang Collection (https://www.kiarts.org/page.php?page_id=525).

This piece has been tested using thermoluminescence (TL) analysis and has been found to be ancient and of the period stated. A full report will accompany purchase.

In addition, this piece has been tested for the presence or absence of particular elements via XRF elemental analysis. A full report is included with the purchase.

Provenance: ex-San Francisco, California, USA collection

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#147004
Condition
Expected surface wear with nicks to edges of the neck, handles, base, and ridge/swirl marks. Otherwise intact and excellent. Bronze bosses present beautiful green patina. Handwritten old inventory numbers and TL hole on underside of base.

CIRCA: 2010s
REF.: W7100046
CASE MATERIAL: Stainless steel
CASE DIMENSIONS: 42.00 mm in diameter
DIAL: Silver with black Roman hour markers, two chronograph subregisters, date aperture near the “6” hour marker
BRACELET MATERIAL: Leather
MAX. BRACELET SIZE: 6-3/4
MOVEMENT: Automatic

Accompanied by Cartier box, manual.
Condition
This timepiece is in overall excellent condition with only a few faint scuffs on the case and some minor wear to the leather strap. Powered by Cartier’s caliber 1904-CH self-winding mechanical movement with a 48-hour power reserve.

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