Thin Edge miniature cabinet, #5211
Zeeland, Michigan, 1950s
walnut, stained wood, laminate, aluminum
unmarked
20 1/4″w x 13 3/4″d x 31″h

Literature:
Abercrombie, Stanley and Michael Darling, George Nelson: Architect, Writer, Designer, Teacher, Vitra Design Museum, 2013, p. 245

The Herman Miller Collection, manufacturer’s catalog, 1955, unpaginated
Condition Report: Condition Report:
Some light scratches and sun fading to cabinet exterior. One small veneer chip near door hinge along edge. Light surface scratching and some small paint losses to base. Original paisley cabinet interior. Overall good original vintage condition.

Henri-Joseph Harpignies (France, 1819 – 1916) Exceptional watercolor of figures in a wooded landscape with a house in the distance. Two figures on the left side of the image near a fire. Signed and dated lower right. Comes with 1992 auction estimate from Butterfield’s of ($10,000-$15,000) Provenance: Private Dallas Texas collection. Size: 21 x 14.5 in. Unframed.
Condition
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Prepare to turn heads and instill envy wherever you go when you carry this brand new authentic Gucci Lady Tassel Crocodile Bucket Bag crafted from beautiful beige crocodile. This current bag is sold-out in stores everywhere and for good reason. It features a flat looping shoulder strap with a drawstring top that has long tassels adorned with Gucci’s signature bamboo details. – Beige crocodile – Flat leather strap, 8.5” drop – Gucci logo at front – Drawstring top – Natural bamboo – Leather lining – Inside, one zip, two patch pockets – Measurements, 11.5”L x 12.5”H x 6”D – Authenticity, 354472-486628
Condition
Brand new with tags still attached. Includes original dust cover.

Signed,Unknown Year, Blown glass into and caged metal form, 24h x 12w x 20d • David Bennett, born in the Dalles, Oregon, 1941, has an impressive and diverse background. He was Captain in the United States Army from 1966-70. From there he became a lawyer from 1970-95. In 1991, Bennett established his personal glass studio, Bennet Glass, Inc. • He was on the Board of Trustees at Pilchuck Glass School from 1994 through present day. Then from 1998-99, he was President of Pilchuck Glass School. • Artisans have been blowing glass into metal forms for two thousand years. Bennett prides himself in pushing the technique even further. He makes complex forms in glass and bronze that he could not complete in either medium alone. As he’s stretched the technical process of blowing glass into metal, he has had more artistic freedom. His figures are lighter and wilder in their motions, and he’s been able to manipulate the glass around its armatures in increasingly playful ways. Photo by Jeff Dimarco
Condition
Excellent

A LARGE SILVER- AND COPPER-INLAID BRONZE FIGURE OF SHADAKSHARI AVALOKITESHVARA
TIBET, 15TH CENTURY
18 1/8 in. (46 cm.) high

Provenance

Private collection, Italy, acquired by the family of the present owner circa 1970; thence by descent.

Three reverse painted portraits of Napoleon, Lina and Maria, pair – 8″ x 5 1/2″, 11″ x 9 1/4″.
Condition
Good condition. No apparent damages or repairs.

with shallow rounded sides rising to a flared rim, encircled by a raised ring dividing the cup into two sections, the upper section meticulously engraved with a band of upright petals enclosing birds and flower sprays, lower section decorated with a band of leaf-shaped petals enclosing flower scrolls and a further band of petals containing florets, the tall spreading stem foot similarly decorated with bands of petals centered by a raised foliage ring, all against a finely executed ring-punched ground, the interior and base with silver liner
Height 2 1/2 in., 6.5 cm

mounted in 18k white gold; estimated total diamond weight: 21.50cts; length: 2 1/2in.

METAL: Platinum. GEMSTONES: Diamonds – approx. 2.80ctw. Star sapphire – 13.5mm x 11mm x 9mm. MEASUREMENTS: Ring size 7 1/2 (with ring sizing), ring top is 27mm x 23.5mm and top sits 16mm from the finger. MARKED: 10 Percent PLAT. WEIGHT: 18.8 grams.Gemstones have not been graded for color and clarity ,and tested for clarity and color enhancement, unless stated otherwise.
Condition
Previously owned. et

This new to the census example is one of only three $50 Gold Star Notes to be graded higher than AU 58 by both services combined. The finest of the trio is a PCGS graded Gem Uncirculated 65PPQ example which we sold in 2014 for over $176,000, and the lowest of the trio of a PCGS Choice 63 example lacking the PPQ modifier, which has never reached the marketplace. This fully original and beautifully bright specimen fits right into the middle as the second finest known, and, coincidentally, displays the consecutive serial number to the PCGS Gem 65. Any estimate here is simply a surmise, but we will be as conservative as the graders were and say…