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Milford Antiques 8 — Antiques and The Arts Weekly — December 16, 2016 Auction Action In New York City Art Nouveau Classics Drive Poster Auctions International Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec’s “Moulin Rouge / La Goulue,” 1891, 48-7/8 by 67¼ inches, was the top lot at $300,000. Affiches Charles Verneau, “La Rue,” 1896, Théo- Roger Soubie’s “Bugatti,” 1924, 47 by 62¼ inches, Charles Loupot’s “Philippossian & Co.,” 1920, phile-Alexandre Steinlen, 118 by 89 inches, made fetched $78,000. 35¼ by 50-7/8 inches, went out at $16,800. $102,000. NEW YORK CITY — Henri de can commission, for $55,200; and tified to the continuing interest Toulouse-Lautrec’s first litho- 1894s “L’Artisan Moderne” for in fin de siécle lithographs. Biais’ graph, the renowned 1891 “Mou- $31,200. rarely-seen “Maison Moderne” lin Rouge / La Goulue,” attained Steinlen’s billboard for his was acquired for $6,600. $300,000 at Poster Auctions printer Verneau (“La Rue”) real- Notable Cappiello sales include International’s October 30 auc- ized $102,000. Mucha remains his “Absinthe Pernot” for $12,000 tion. It was the marquis item for synonymous with Art Nouveau and his “Conchita Supervia” at the firm’s 70th auction, and the and accounts for his popularity: $9,600. standard-bearer for a number of his Four Arts sold for $48,000; a Art Deco rarities also proved iconic Art Nouveau posters that pair of Moet & Chandon images particularly popular: Soubie’s delivered impressive results, for $28,800; and Reverie and 1924 “Bugatti” sold for a record contributing to total sales of Gismonda (both French and $78,000. Loupot’s “Philippossian $1,819,800. American versions), $19,200 & Co. Cigarettes” departed for Highlights included several each. $16,800; Cassandre’s “Cycles other Toulouse-Lautrecs: an Classics such as Chéret’s “Loie Brillant,” after a battle, was won 1895 “Napoleon” for $120,000; Fuller” at $8,400, Jane Atche’s for $18,000; his “Statendam,” the rare 1896 “Alt & Wiborg Co.,” “Job” for $6,000 and Livemont’s likewise, was wrested for Toulouse-Lautrec’s only Ameri- “Absinthe Robette” at $9,000 tes- $16,800; while Colin’s 1946 “Cannes Film Festival” took $8,400 and Dupas’ “Spring Fash- ions” blossomed for a lucky EXCITING NEW 2012 owner at $6,000. Milford Antiques Show The auction’s selection of clas- Crow is his Enemy” was honored Hotel” earning $5,200; Cocteau’s PRE-BRIMFIELD EVENTS! sic auto posters was especially by a $3,840 sale. “Ballet Russe” pair for $10,200; Hampshire Hills, 50 Emerson Road, Milford, NH well received. In addition to Sou- Psychedelic rock posters also Gesmar’s “Mistinguett” at Every Sunday (Except Dec. 25) bie’s poster,” a Rene Vincent remain very collectible, with 85 $13,200; Schnackenberg’s New Year’s Day Show - Sunday, Jan 1 image for the Bugatti brand was percent sold, including Wes Wil- “Odeon Casion,” $18,000; and Early BuyingM Availableilfor - 6:30 am d- 8:30 am driven off the block for $12,000 son’s “Quicksilver” for $2,400. Stenberg Bros.’ “Two Encoun- Regular Admission $5 - 8:30 am to 9:30 am and Pau’s “Grand Prix” leapt off Other artists much appreciated ters” maquette, for $31,200. Free Admission - 9:30 am to noon for $8,400. by collectors include Barrère All prices reported include the Antiques Show Propaganda posters proved rel- with his “Delmarre” and “Rai- buyer’s premium. Jack Donigian, Manager 781-329-1192 evant: Hopps’ WWI-era “Destroy mond” each going for $3,120; For additional information, www.milfordantiqueshow.comOver 100 Dealers in this Mad Brute” triumphed at Baumberger’s “Steinfels” fetch- www.posterauction.com or 212- Quality Antiques and Collectibles! $12,000, while Shimin’s “Jim ing $3,600; Cardinaux’s “Palace 787-4000. Hampshire Hills Sports and Fitness Club 50 Emerson Rd. (Intersection of Rtes. 101 & 13) ‘Comforts, Cures and Distractions’ Gems of NorthernMilford, New Hampshir Italye On View At Fruitlands Museum Four GrRivereat Buying Cruise Opportunities! HARVARD, MASS. — “Com- past centuries, before central a pair of pink and white mit- forts, Cures and Distractions: heating and other modern con- tens that are believed to have Sundays 10am to 2pm Winter” is at Fruitlands Muse- veniences. The objects assem- been used by the Alcott girls. May 6 Pre-Brimfield Week um until March 26. This spe- bled in this exhibition offer “Seeing items drawn from cial exhibition offers glimpses glimpses into wintertime daily Fruitlands Museum’s varied Pre-Brimfield Week July 8 into wintertime daily life in life in Eighteenth and Nine- collections provides an oppor- August 5 Antiques Week in NH Eighteenth and Nineteenth teenth Century New England tunity to see how different September 2 Pre-Brimfield Week Century New England. It when life was often so much communities solve the same brings wintry New England more challenging day to day.” enduring problems of how to 10 AM to 11 AM – Admission: $5 $ into vivid focus with an assort- The array of items also tells a stay warm, fed and entertained 9 Nights11 AM startingto 2 PM – Fr atee Admission3,649 pp* ment of art and artifacts from unique story about Fruitlands’ during the tough winter No Sales Tax • All Indoors • Free Parking • Café the museum’s diverse Tran- collection, with Shaker scarves months,” adds Rebecca Migdal, Uniworld’s Luxurious, all-inclusive cruise/tours showcase scendentalist, Shaker, Native and mittens, a Woodlands co-curator. Contemporary the very bestJack ofD onigian,this extraordinary Manager country.781-329-1192 Uncover the American and landscape paint- Native American water warm- objects, such as dried herbs hidden treasures of this unforgettable cruise that www.milfordantiqueshow.com ing collection. er, or mokuk, and a Nineteenth that follow Shaker healing tra- begins in Milan and ends in legendary Venice. “As daylight hours shorten Century painting of ice skaters ditions, a shovel, hat and sled OurAn 36th Antiquing Year of adventurer’s Quality A ntiquesparadise. Shows and temperatures plummet, that captures the dramatic will help round out stories that snow transforms the landscape, transformation of the land- follow themes of either surviv- blanketing it with hushed scape. There are skates, sleds al or celebration and connect beauty,” says Fruitlands cura- and snowshoes dating from the winters past with winters pres- Call Lynn tor Shana Dumont Garr. “Dur- era when 11-year-old Louisa ent. Celebrating 25 years and growing 860-354-2669 ing this season of winter won- May Alcott described playing Fruitlands Museum is at 102 *All inclusive Cruise/Tours (Cruise, Taxes, Hotels, Land Excursions, Gratitude’s, Adult Beverages) the der it becomes difficult to in the snow when she and her Prospect Hill Road. For infor- only exclusion is airfare. Cruise sails October 17, 2017. Prices based on double occupancy aboard imagine how people made it family lived in the Fruitlands mation, www.fruitlands.org or River Countess. Offer subject to availability and subject to change. through the cold weather in Farmhouse in 1834; as well as 978-456-3924. December 16, 2016 — Antiques and The Arts Weekly — 9 Hysterical – Stan Freberg Items At Heritage Beverly Hills Dec. 10 & 11 BEVERLY HILLS, CALIF. — program, Time for Beany, and Items from the estate of creative with his space alien puppet, comedy and advertising genius Orville. He was the leading com- Stan Freberg (1926–2015) will be edy album recording artist for available at an auction of anima- Capitol Records, a prominent tion cels and related memorabilia television personality and a conducted by Heritage Auctions Radio Hall of Fame star,” December 10 and 11 at its 9478 explained Lentz. West Olympic Boulevard galler- Many of the awards and anima- ies. tion cels were kept at home “so Personally selected by his we could see them all the time,” widow, Hunter Freberg, the items Hunter Freberg said. “He was the include the first draft script for son of a Baptist minister and his acclaimed 1961 comedy always said God had given him The first draft script for Freberg’s 1961 comedy album, Stan album, Stan Freberg Presents The the blessings for all the creativity Freberg Presents The United States of America Volume One: United States of America Volume he had. No words can describe The Early Years. One: The Early Years; the 1953 living with The Stan Freberg. We Gold Record award for the satiri- laughed so hard, and never had a and Hy Averback as a parody of tificate he received for that record cal “St George and the Dragonet”; boring moment together!” the popular radio and television from the National Academy of the script for his award-winning Other highlights include Fre- crime series, Dragnet. The record Recording Arts and Sciences 1958 recording “Green Stan Freberg’s Hollywood berg’s personal, typed, with hand- quickly rose to number one on round out a few of the top lots. Chri$tma$”; animation cels from Walk of Fame award pre- written notations, first draft both the Billboard and Cash Box For additional information, his prodigious voice-over work; sented on February 9, 1960 script for his 1961 comedy record record charts. The script is accom- www.ha.com or 877-437-4824. and important items from his when his star was formally album, Stan Freberg Presents The panied by a vinyl record, “The memorable TV commercials. unveiled at 6145 Hollywood United States of America Volume Best of Stan Freberg,” that q q q q q q q q q q q Other highlights offered in “The Blvd. in Los Angeles. One: The Early Years. The manu- includes “St George and the q q Treasures of Stan Freberg Collec- script is accompanied by a second Dragonet.” WANTED tion” are his 1960 Hollywood the father of the funny commer- version of the script for nine sec- The Capitol Records gold record q q Walk of Fame plaque and the cial,” said Jim Lentz, director of tions of the album and a copy of award Freberg received for “St q q Inkpot Award he received at the animation art at Heritage Auc- the actual vinyl record that sold George and the Dragonet”; an qW edgwoodq 2009 San Diego Comic-Con.
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