From American presidents to musician Eric Clapton, several watch models offered this time by Fortuna Auctions were made popular by the people who wore them. Represented in these lots, too, are watch models that served an important purpose for the Italian Air Force and the British Army as they completed their missions.
The fourth watch-only auction from Fortuna Auctions, it is also their latest collaboration with watch collector Gregory Selch. This time, Fortuna Auctions and Selch are offering several iconic watch brands, including the Rolex Day-Date, which was made famous by American presidents, including Lyndon B. Johnson. The auction also contains pieces of military significance. This includes the Zenith A. Cairelli, the watch of choice for the Italian Air Force, and the Omega Seamaster 300, designed specifically for divers in the British Army. Rock music fans and watch collectors alike are also unlikely to forget the Universal Geneve Tri-Compax, a favorite of guitarist Eric Clapton. Those interested in these pieces can register to bid online on Bidsquare.
Find a collection that takes on eminence of Mexican culture for those who seek luxury in the upcoming Vintage jewelry and Timepieces auction eby Morton Subastas, and Omega sea master wristwatch. With timepieces by watchmakers such as Patek Philippe, and Rolex who lead the market in Mexico, this auction will deliver variations of items that are high on quality and sophistication. For the bidders, the luxurious experience ranges from MXN $800- MXN $200,000 among which Chorne’s white gold bracelet estimated for MXN MXN $160,000 stands out in elegance. Hamilton’s wristwatch along with Sapphire and emerald white gold ring collectively forms a collection that shan’t be missed. The auction also possesses lots of textiles and collectibles. To explore further into the auction, register at Bidsquare!
Art collectors around the globe have high regards for Christie’s renowned Design auctions, offering furniture, lighting, ceramics and sculpture from the late-19th century through to the present day. Encompassing all the major influential movements of this period, from art & crafts, art nouveau & art deco to mid-century, post-war and contemporary design, the department’s auctions offer some of the most important and iconic works of the last 150 years.
Estimated to go up to $1.5 million is the majestic and imposing ‘Mouflon de Pauline’ Bar Cabinet (2007) by François-Xavier Lalanne. An extraordinary cabinet by Eugène Printz and Jean Dunand leads the French Art Deco chapter. The sale also features an iconic “Miss Blanche” chair by Shiro Kuramata, Les Oies and sheep by Claude and François-Xavier Lalanne and exceptional sculptures by Harry Bertoia. Christie’s Design auction will feature a curated selection of over 90 works ranging from the turn of the 20th century to contemporary designs. A curated selection of rare Tiffany Studios table lamps made with the brand’s signature leaded glass will also headline Christie’s design sale. You can register for this sale here.
Own a piece of Hollywood history, featuring the estate of Miriam Colón, offered by Showplace Antique + Design Center. Here is an opportunity to hone your style like a well-traveled movie star. With career highlights including Scarface, Gunsmoke, and Bless Me, Ultima, Colón began her illustrious acting career by becoming the first Puerto Rican member accepted into Elia Kazan’s prestigious Actor’s Studio. President Obama awarded her the National Medal of Arts in 2014 for her contributions to the screen.
Her collection is selected from across nations, eras, and religions, with an eclectic viewpoint that is altogether modern in its taste.
Included from Colón’s estate are Pre-Columbian pottery from Peru and Mexico and African sculpture and masks. The auction also offers mid-century modern furniture alongside Art Nouveau and Brutalist sculpture. There are several lots of jewelry, including 18k gold watches and pearl necklaces, as well as sterling silver serving wear. Register online at Bidsquare for this collection that contains a wide variety of items that are diverse in their appeal.
A certain plate, centerpiece, or well-placed serving utensil can alter the atmosphere of the dining room. The Spring 2019 Outstanding Decorative Auction offered by Royal Crest Auctioneers focuses on those pieces, the ones that give pause to the casual observer. Refined decorative arts from each corner of the globe are featured in this collection; attention to detail in everyday items is never limited by borders or materials. Silver Austrian tankards parade beside Danish coffee service sets, and featured brands such as Tiffany & Co. drive the decorative arts beyond mere functionality.
This auction includes several unexpected examples of both the practical and the eclectic. Peruvian sterling silver fighting cocks contrast with French Lalique luxury glassware. Porcelain cups and plates capture the faces of Jesus, French maidens, Madame d’Orleans, and Napoleon, taking on a cultural role outside of the dining room. Rococo candelabras, centerpieces, and flatware give way to minimalist Art Nouveau ones. The decorative arts show not fashions and fads but rather changing social values, on which this auction takes the long view. Register to bid on Bidsquare today.
With the growing fascination in the field of art, Public Estate Auction by Clarke Auction provides just the right pieces of fine and decorative items. The auction is delivering an array of fine art, silver and jewelry that exceeds expectations. The midcentury modern and Asian artworks are surely one of the finest selections, altering culture into an expression of art. With a catalog of over 400 items to look forward to, the collection showcases a series of fine art by praised artists such as Cigoli, Andrew Plum, Jacques Bellange and Jared French, known to be assets to the art world. Artworks from Edward Henry Potthast, whose painting is fluent in portraying the liveliness of the oceans and New York’s sculpture, Tom Otterness who works are both joyous and distinct are also featured. Register online on Bidsquare for an auction encompassing 20th century pieces, fine sculptures, tables, lamps, sconces, and much more.
Spring brings to mind, lively colors, beauty, even diversity! And much like the season, Abington Auction’s Late Spring Sale has a dizzying variety presented. Adorning the auction are colorful Warhol screen-print, glitzy green emeralds, blue & white Chinese temple jars, smooth ceramic pets, caramel leather sofas, among others. With over 200 quality lots, the sale features fine art, estate jewelry, Asian antiquities, sculptures, Mid-Century items all from local estates and fresh in the market. And there are plenty more, waiting to be discovered. Featured items include a 1983 published Andy Warhol’s Brooklyn Bridge Screen-print created to commemorate the 100th Anniversary of the famous bridge. Phenomena, an abstract expressionist painting will get one familiar with Paul Jenkins if one isn’t already. Courtyard dancers, an oil on canvas work, also take center stage dancing their way in the collection with ornate gilt carved frame signed by Fabio Fabby. Spring to action by registering online on Bidsquare to bid.
Opulence is rarely as abundant as in this auction of Russian antiques and luxury jewelry by Allure Antique Auction . With pieces that evoke the aristocracy of a bygone era, enter a world in which everyday objects are enameled and made heavy with precious gemstones, and items normally saved for the vault abound. The Russian enamelwork includes a rare silver estate box set with emeralds and rubies as well as several objects by Faberge. A diamond encrusted serpentine bracelet by Bulgari is offered alongside classic rings, earrings, and necklaces by some of the most significant names in luxury jewelry including Van Cleef & Arpels, Cartier, Hermes, Gucci, Tiffany & Company, David Webb, Mikimoto, Boucheron, Georg Jensen, and Louis Vuitton, among others. Here is a chance to surround oneself with impeccable craftsmanship. Register online for this exquisite collection at Bidsquare.
What did it mean to live and create art in the 20th century? Few auctions can claim to represent a hundred years of art with no physical or ideological boundary. Disparate influences, from world wars to jazz, inspired many artists in the century to disrupt conventional order. But told in this auction from Palm Beach Modern Auctions, too, are the stories of artists all over the world, from Vietnam (Le Pho) to Kansas City (Jim Leedy), who chose to defend tradition and functionality while bearing witness to madness. Included in this auction of 20th-century art offered by Palm Beach Modern Auctions are two icons of the abstract expressionist movement: the American painter Franz Kline and sculptor/ceramic artist Jim Leedy. While Kline and Leedy push boundaries, artists in this auction such as the Vietnamese painter Le Pho reimagine traditional scenes, like a mother and child surrounded by nature. Furniture in this auction includes the minimalistic grasshopper chairs of Danish designers Preben Fabricius and Jørgen Kastholm, contrasted starkly by the gritty, earthy “crepuscolo” lamps of Italian designer Ercole Barovier. This auction does not shy away from contradiction nor conflict, which is very fitting when representing a century that will be known forever for its warfare. You can register to bid online on Bidsquare.
Artemis Gallery offers Exceptional Day 2 of its Ethnographic Tribal Fossils auction. The collection includes a near-complete psittacosaurus dinosaur skeleton and an extremely rare theropod dinosaur egg nest with 25 eggs in it. Specific offerings include Pre-Columbian Maya and Chavin pottery, a Mapuche Stone Scepter with an anthropomorphic mask finial, and a gold scepter finial (18K+) of a reed boat fishing vessel with boatmen, fish, and a slithering eel. There are a variety of museum-quality items in this auction, including a Pre-Columbian artifacts and fossils representing a variety of Maya, Olmec, Moche, Aztec, Teotihuacan, Mapuche, Nazca, and Chavin ethnographies (and more), as well as a few more recent artifacts from the likes of Africa, Hawaii and Papua New Guinea. Though, many of the ethnographic artworks are from the Pre-Columbian ancient Americas, the sale also features dinosaur fossils, African textile art, and a variety of Hawaiian wooden bowls.Preview all objects and register to bid online at .Bidsquare.
