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■■The Winter Antiques Show and Old Masters under the spotlight early in 2016 Anne Crane & Anna Brady report ELLE SHUSHAN JUST as countries have Shushan is a specialist in portrait miniatures their seasons, so does the based in Philadelphia and has exhibited at the WAS for 17 years. Commercially it has always art market – and it often served her well, “or at least well enough”, follows meteorological but just as important is that this “elegant, fluctuations. innovative” fair is simply “so much fun”. It has the advantage of The Metropolitan Increasingly, New York is seen as Museum of Art located on its doorstep: the place where the action is in the “Having the largest and most diverse museum first months of the year. in the world within walking distance is an The city draws collectors and irresistible magnet.” dealers from across the US and Shushan also exhibits at Masterpiece further afield to take part as buyers London, one of more than a dozen dealers and sellers in a roster of events that who do both events yet, she says, they are very are staged at a time when much of different. “The Winter show is 61 years old, has Europe is in one of its fallow periods. WINTER ANTIQUES SHOW Above: a view of last year’s 73 exhibitors and a museum loan show in a very The January focus on the Big When New York’s Winter Antiques Show New York Winter Antiques Show. compact, historic space. Everything about seven- Apple has grown up around the (WAS), grande dame of the US fairs year-old Masterpiece is new and grand, with Winter Antiques Show, which has scene, was established back in 1955, the Right: a nest of pine hand- more than 160 exhibitors, four restaurants and been bringing buyers to town for exhibitors were entirely from the US. painted signwriter’s pigment a sculpture garden.” But “both are exuberant, more than 60 years. Jump to the 1980s and American drawers, inscribed with initials and must-see events, both at the top of their game”. A series of related events have antiques proliferated. Americana date 1924, from Peterborough in What sort of visitors does WAS attract? coalesced around this venerable fair, Week was born as the auction houses Cambridgeshire, England. “Because the first four days of the winter show ranging from the big Americana scheduled their Americana sales to The 4ft 1in (1.24m) wide piece coincide with the Americana auctions, and the auctions to a specialist ceramics fair coincide. will be at the Winter Antiques show is about one-third Americana dealers, and more general shows. Today, while not deserting its Show with Robert Young dedicated collectors and curators of all things More recently, late January and Americana roots, WAS reflects a global Antiques priced at $12,000. American fill the show to overflowing through early February have put Old Masters market by increasingly catering to the first weekend. under the spotlight. They feature international tastes, as its 61st run at the “Additionally, European curators and major series in the auction houses Park Avenue Armory will attest. swelled recently and in 2015 six of the and beneficiary is a not-for-profit collectors are at the fair all week between and a trail of selling shows devoted WAS has further diversified this year by nine new exhibitors were from London, organisation: the East Side House viewing the Old Masters sales and Master to Old Master drawings staged in dropping its 1969 dateline entirely to allow including Daniel Crouch Rare Books, Settlement, a charity which provides Drawings week. Then there are the New Manhattan’s galleries by resident contemporary material, accommodating a Apter-Fredericks, H Blairman & Sons and social services in the south Bronx. Yorkers – by definition enthusiastic shoppers and ‘guest’ dealers, many of whom group of new design dealers such as Todd Bowman Sculpture. All return in 2016. Though benefitting from a loyal – for whom the show has been an annual have decamped from London for Merrill Studio Contemporary. “I love it: where else would you want exhibitor and visitor base, the latter adventure for generations.” the occasion. They are among the dozen to be in January?” says Claire Brown of travelling from across the US for this key For the first time this year, thanks to the So there is plenty to tempt the new exhibitors for 2016, who also London antiquities specialists Rupert social occasion, WAS is not immune to dropping of the fair’s dateline, Shushan will visitor to brave the sometimes hostile include Michael Altman Fine Art (New Wace, exhibitors for 15 years. “It’s a very challenges. Foremost, says Sweeney Singer, exhibit the work of living artists alongside her elements of a New York winter and York), Galerie St Etienne (New York), successful fair for us, oddly I suppose as are “the costs of producing a premier, ten- period miniatures, namely the work of Bettina venture into the bright lights of the Thomas Heneage Art Books (London), it’s mainly known for Americana. day show in New York City, the relevance von Zwehl, a London photographer who saleroom or showroom. Over the Kagedo Japanese Art (Washington) “The attendance is consistently good, of ‘antiques’ for the next generations, and shoots portraits in miniature. next ten pages ATG gives a snapshot and Sylvia Powell Decorative Arts, an people can still walk when it snows, and the art world’s focus on contemporary art.” of what the auction houses and art pottery specialist who is one of 17 our American clients seem appreciative It is fortunate, though, to retain its dealers have set out on their stalls to exhibitors from the UK. that we make the effort to go to them.” location for 2016. The Park Avenue coax prospective purchasers to open This British contingent in particular has Executive director Catherine Sweeney Armory hosts numerous art and antiques their wallets and pocketbooks. Singer thinks this year’s 73-strong exhibitor shows throughout the year. But over And for those who have made list is the most diverse yet and disciplines the Christmas period the New York Below left: Babylonian marble frog it across the Pond and are familiar exhibited for the first time include Post reported that the New York Art, weight dating to c.2nd Millennium BC, 4 with those seasonal fluctuations, Contemporary Chinese painting and Antique & Jewellery Show will lose its x 5¾in (9.8 x 14.7cm), carved the New York chill is swiftly Picasso ceramics. November slot in 2016 to make way from a pale pink marble, followed by the balmier Interior designers in the US are powerful for an expanded programme of live priced in the region climes of Palm Beach as tastemakers. Keen to strengthen alliances, performance events. Whether this will be of $60,000 from the traditional buying the WAS has enlisted a group of honorary the only fair to be dropped by the city’s Rupert Wace trail makes its way down design chairs to lend their support: Nate key venue is yet to be seen. at the Winter south for the Florida fairs Berkus, Ellie Cullman, Alexa Hampton and WAS runs from January 22-31 with a Antiques season. Markham Roberts. preview on January 21. Show. Unusually, the WAS founder, owner n winterantiquesshow.com
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WINTER ANTIQUES SHOW: MEET THE EXHIBITORS Whisk(e)y and wellies: surviving the Braving the elements for the bright freezing Big Apple in January
THOUGH December was unseasonably mild in a whole roast chicken” on snowy evenings after lights of New York’s shows and sales New York, the big cold snap may yet still come. a long day’s work. January in the Big Apple is famously chilly and often engulfed in snow. Four seasoned dealers 3. DIVE INTO A MUSEUM share their tips for beating the cold. Alongside all the commercial activity, there’s a wealth of cultural diversions in the (warm and 1. WELLIES dry) museums. The fashion-conscious city bows to practicality Young will be heading to Picasso Sculpture at come the snow, slush and ensuing ice – you MOMA (until February 7) and to the American need sturdy boots. Folk Art Museum for Mystery and Benevolence: As folk art dealer Robert Young says: “It Masonic and Odd Fellows Folk Art from the Alan is the only place in the world that makes me and Kendra Daniel Collection. Crispian Riley- ELLE SHUSHAN THOMAS HENEAGE feel like a girl travelling with her heels in her Smith suggests Pierre-Jean Mariette and the Art Shushan is a specialist in portrait miniatures Heneage is an enthusiast, his interests handbag.” of Collecting Drawings at The Morgan Library & based in Philadelphia and has exhibited at the manifold. So, for his first WAS, the London To counter the “New York uniform of all Museum (January 22-May 1). WAS for 17 years. Commercially it has always dealer will mix a selection of his stock-in- black over more black”, Elle Shushan pulls out a served her well, “or at least well enough”, trade art reference books with a collection of pair of bright red Hunter wellies which “cheers 4. LIP BALM AND MOISTURISER but just as important is that this “elegant, Medieval seals, a large selection of Classical up everyone”. “The cold is very drying,” says Brown. innovative” fair is simply “so much fun”. to Neo-Classical engraved gems, an ornate It has the advantage of The Metropolitan penwork coin cabinet that once belonged 2. COMFORT FOOD 5. A WEE DRAM Museum of Art located on its doorstep: to the Duke of Argyll and a large 13th/14th Claire Brown of Rupert Wace Ancient Art buys A single malt, neat, for Shushan, while Young “Having the largest and most diverse museum century bronze Angelus bell. warming soups from Hale & Hearty. experiments with bourbon and rye whiskey in the world within walking distance is an Heneage is particularly pleased with the Young heads to the old-fashioned and cosy from one of the craft distilleries “taken either irresistible magnet.” cameos: “I showed a group of cameos about L’Absinthe, a traditional French restaurant a ‘straight up’ or with a splash of water, certainly Shushan also exhibits at Masterpiece 30 years ago at Grosvenor House, but I’ve couple of blocks from the show “for oysters and not drowned in ice”. London, one of more than a dozen dealers never had as many good ones as I have now.” who do both events yet, she says, they are very Since the demise of Grosvenor House, different. “The Winter show is 61 years old, has Heneage has done just one fair, TEFAF 73 exhibitors and a museum loan show in a very Maastricht. His fairly unusual specialism of art compact, historic space. Everything about seven- books will be a new addition to WAS, but why Making way for contemporary year-old Masterpiece is new and grand, with has he chosen to do the fair? more than 160 exhibitors, four restaurants and “Firstly, because we are debating not doing ceramics and glass artists a sculpture garden.” But “both are exuberant, TEFAF in 2016 as our current stand is badly must-see events, both at the top of their game”. situated at the back of the Modern section, FOR most of its 17-year history, The New What sort of visitors does WAS attract? making it hard for us to do business. Secondly, York Ceramics & Glass Fair has largely “Because the first four days of the winter show we need to promote ourselves more widely. been the preserve of antique pieces. coincide with the Americana auctions, and the We need new customers, and for the young to But, as with many fairs now, new show is about one-third Americana dealers, understand that bookshops still exist. works increasingly creep in and this dedicated collectors and curators of all things “I didn’t want to do a London fair as I year co-producers Meg Wendy and Liz American fill the show to overflowing through already have a shop in St James’s and we Lees bring in a group of contemporary the first weekend. already do a lot of business in the US, so for ceramic and glass artists to the fair at “Additionally, European curators and me it seemed an obvious choice.” the Bohemian National Hall. and beneficiary is a not-for-profit collectors are at the fair all week between They include Carrie Gustafson and organisation: the East Side House viewing the Old Masters sales and Master Hideaki Miyamura Studio who will Settlement, a charity which provides Drawings week. Then there are the New exhibit their own work alongside 30 social services in the south Bronx. Yorkers – by definition enthusiastic shoppers galleries and dealers from the US and Though benefitting from a loyal – for whom the show has been an annual Europe showing pieces from the 17th exhibitor and visitor base, the latter adventure for generations.” to 21st centuries. travelling from across the US for this key For the first time this year, thanks to the US dealers such as New Yorkers social occasion, WAS is not immune to dropping of the fair’s dateline, Shushan will Leo Kaplan and Earle D Vandekar are challenges. Foremost, says Sweeney Singer, exhibit the work of living artists alongside her joined by numerous British dealers are “the costs of producing a premier, ten- period miniatures, namely the work of Bettina who habitually make the annual day show in New York City, the relevance von Zwehl, a London photographer who trip Stateside, such as early English of ‘antiques’ for the next generations, and shoots portraits in miniature. pottery specialist Garry Atkins; English the art world’s focus on contemporary art.” porcelain dealer Roderick Jellicoe; and It is fortunate, though, to retain its antique glass specialist Mark J West. location for 2016. The Park Avenue Joanna Bird will display works by Armory hosts numerous art and antiques 20th century studio pottery masters shows throughout the year. But over Hans Coper and Lucie Rie alongside the Christmas period the New York Above: a portrait cameo of Joachim Murat, contemporary artists. Post reported that the New York Art, his wife Caroline Bonaparte and their eldest The New York Ceramics & Glass Antique & Jewellery Show will lose its son Achille carved in agate, Italian c.1808, Fair (January 21-24, preview January November slot in 2016 to make way set somewhat later as a brooch in a gold 20), Bohemian National Hall, 321 East for an expanded programme of live surround. Priced around $120,000 from 73rd Street. performance events. Whether this will be Thomas Heneage. n newyorkceramicsandglassfair.com the only fair to be dropped by the city’s Left: Mickal III by Bettina von Zwehl, 2015, key venue is yet to be seen. c-type print, portrait 2¼in (58cm) diameter Above: Goddess of the Fragments, 2015, by Bouke DeVries (b.1960), made from 18th and 19th WAS runs from January 22-31 with a in a 6½in (16.5cm) frame, around $3500 century fragments of porcelain and steel, 2ft 4in (71cm) high, priced in the mid-five figures from preview on January 21. from Elle Shushan. 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FOR some years now New York has had a tradition of selling CHRISTIE’S: OLD MASTER DRAWINGS Old Masters in late January via Christie’s Old Master and 19th century drawings sale on January 27 More recently, it has come from a New York collection where it runs to just over 130 lots and is a mix from various owners peppered was for over half a century. Constable took a house in Brighton for six an auction series and a trail with small collections. months in 1824 and made several visits to sketch the town and the of drawings shows held by These include 12 lots from the Wunsch collection, a large multi- beach, possibly with a view to producing a series of engravings. specialist dealers. discipline property that Christie’s have been selling for some years, This scene, which shows fishing boats and a view of the Ship Hotel and 13 lots of architectural drawings from collector Paul Walter. and other buildings, is guided at $60,000-80,000. But this year there is one major change. The material spans early Old Masters, such as a rare 15th n christies.com Christie’s have decided to move their Big century St Joseph with the Christ child and St John the Baptist Apple Old Masters to a multi-discipline slot from the circle of Filippino Lippi, through to in the spring so, in contrast to last January the late 19th century. when they fielded no fewer than five French Old Master and 19th century auctions for Old Masters week, this year works make up the largest slice, followed they have just one: Old Master drawings on by roughly equal numbers from the Low January 27. Countries and Italy. The lone drawings sale remains English material is thinner on the ground because, as their specialist Jennifer Wright but includes this detailed pencil drawing explained:“The Old Master drawings sale right by John Constable of the beach at schedule is already balanced. We have sales in Brighton when it was still primarily a fishing New York in January and in Paris at the end of town. March begining of April which coincides with The 4½ x 7in (11 x 18cm) black chalk, ink the Salon Du Dessin and we kept it at that.” and wash drawing on Whatman paper carries MASTER DRAWINGS NEW YORK: DEALERS’ SHOWS Even with the lower input from Christie’s, an inscription to the back of the mount Spawned from its older London cousin, Master Drawings there will still be plenty of Old Master action reading Brighton Beach by John Constable, I New York is now a decade old and capitalises on the in the salerooms and galleries, be it in the got this sketch from his son Captain Charles city’s peak season, coinciding with the nearby Winter form of paintings or works on paper. Here Constable, Walter May, and Bought this Antiques Show and Old Master auctions. is a selection of highlights in New York and sketch from Mrs May 1897, E Hayes. Above: John Constable’s view of Brighton beach to be sold by Christie’s on January 27. Co-founded by New York Old Masters specialist further afield. Margot Gordon and British dealer Crispian Riley-Smith, it’s a popular trail around Upper East Side’s ‘Gold SOTHEBY’S: MASTERS WEEK Coast’ of galleries, bringing together 30 drawings and watercolour dealers from the US and Europe. In contrast to their competitors, Sotheby’s have a string of his friend Valerio Belli and a full-length portrait by The 5ft 5in x 3ft 8in (1.6 x 1.1m) oil on canvas Though the same in principal as London (and sharing of no fewer than half a dozen Old Master paintings Thomas Gainsborough titled The Blue Page. carries an estimate of $3m-4m. a number of exhibitors), the New York event feels quite and drawings sales in New York spread over four days Raphael’s profile bust portrait of one of the leading The Road to Rome focuses on Grand Tour paintings, different, with a simpler, more localised, route – a good from January 27-29 in what they term Masters Week. metallists and gem engravers of his time, which was with a collection of works by artists such as Vanvitelli, thing given the wintery elements. These include two single-owner events: Old acquired by Taubman in 1987, was formerly owned by and Bellotto, who were busy supplying paintings “The preview is a big deal and lots of clients love Masters from the collection of Alfred Taubman, whose Sir Kenneth Clark and carries an estimate of $2m-3m. for the aristocratic travellers who undertook this coming to this after the opening of the Winter Antiques Impressionist and Modern and Contemporary art was Blue Page, a virtuoso example of the artist’s bravura educational journey in the 18th and 19th centuries. Fair the night before,” says Riley-Smith, adding that sold in New York last November for $420m/£290m, brushwork, has long been linked to his similarly titled The auctioneers’ mixed-owner offerings include an interest in the event has increased 10-15% each year from and The Road To Rome, an Italian private collection. famous work The Blue Boy, but recent researches have evening sale of Old Masters on January 28 where the collectors, dealer and museums and institutions, especially Highlights of the Taubman Old Masters are a tiny identified the sitter in both as Gainsborough Dupont, star lot is Orazio Gentileschi’s Danae with the shower in North America. 4¾in (12cm) diameter portrait by Raphael from 1517 the artist’s nephew. of gold. This 5ft 3 x 7ft 5in (1.6 x 2.2m) oil on canvas Over the past decade the drawings market has, says has a complete provenance back to its original owner, Riley-Smith, broadened “in its interest from 16th century the Genoese patrician Giovanni Antonio Sauli. He commissioned it from the artist in 1621, along with several other works, for his art collection. It is thought to have remained within the family right down to 1975 when it was purchased by the Thomas P Grange. His widow sold it to Richard Feigen, who sold it to the family trust who have consigned it for sale. The estimate on this large work, which is clearly influenced by the art of Genilieschi’s younger near-contemporary Caravaggio, is $25-35m. A large group of Italian works plus 19th century French studies and two Turner watercolours all feature in Sotheby’s 250-lot sale of Master drawings on January 28. Also included is the portrait shown left by the Swiss artist Jean-Etienne Liotard, depicting Count Jean Diodati, a member of an illustrious family of Italian origin from the artist’s home city of Geneva. The 9¼ x 7½in (23.5 x 19cm) black and red chalk drawing on paper, which also has a silhouette of the same figure on the verso, is dated to c.1763-70 and is estimated at $100,000-150,000. Above: during MDNY, Guy Peppiatt will exhibit this 10 x 16½in (26 x 42cm) View of Capri from Massa, by Edward Lear in black and white chalk on grey paper, from 1840. Peppiatt bought it in New n sothebys.com York last January. On his return to London two days later, he found the sketch for the finished work (also pictured,above right) on Harry Moore-Gwyn’s stand at the Works on Paper Fair and the pair Above: this chalk drawing by Jean-Etienne Liotard will be offered Above: The Blue Page by Thomas Gainsborough, to be sold are now offered for sale together priced at $19,500. by Sotheby’s on January 28. by Sotheby’s on January 27. Auctions continued on page 42
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Far left: at MDNY, Jill Newhouse Gallery will offer More recently, it has come from a New York collection where it Edouard Vuillard’s Portrait of was for over half a century. Constable took a house in Brighton for six Thierry Block, c.1927, a 12¾ x months in 1824 and made several visits to sketch the town and the 9¾in (32.5 x 25cm) pastel on beach, possibly with a view to producing a series of engravings. paper, priced at $20,000. This scene, which shows fishing boats and a view of the Ship Hotel and other buildings, is guided at $60,000-80,000. Left: An original 1930s n christies.com illustration, titled They Began Slowly to Travel Along the Coast Between Bombay and Ceylon, by Edward Bawden to Thomas Hennell’s book Lady Filmy Fern or The Voyage of the Window Box. The pen and ink and watercolour with wax crayon drawing, 9 x 11½in (23 x 29cm), is priced in the region of £15,000- 20,000 from The Martyn Gregory Gallery at MDNY.
MASTER DRAWINGS NEW YORK: DEALERS’ SHOWS Spawned from its older London cousin, Master Drawings through to modern classics and contemporary ‘classics’. discuss a wide variety of drawings with like-minded New York is now a decade old and capitalises on the The boundaries are merging”. people,” says Ongpin of MDNY. city’s peak season, coinciding with the nearby Winter New exhibitors for 2016 include: Découvert Fine This is the third time London dealer Guy Peppiatt has Antiques Show and Old Master auctions. Art gallery (Rockport, MA) with a show titled The taken part in MDNY and it has become an important Co-founded by New York Old Masters specialist Feminine Observed, 16th to 20th century, alongside new part of his year, as it is a good way to see both American Margot Gordon and British dealer Crispian Riley-Smith, acquisitions; Allan Stone Projects (New York) with an curators and private collectors. it’s a popular trail around Upper East Side’s ‘Gold exhibition of Modern works called Process and Presence: “I think American buyers, both museum and private, Coast’ of galleries, bringing together 30 drawings and Mastery in Drawing, and Kraushaar Galleries (New York) find British drawings and watercolours very affordable in watercolour dealers from the US and Europe. with American Modern and Contemporary works including comparison with other works on paper and are actively The 5ft 5in x 3ft 8in (1.6 x 1.1m) oil on canvas Though the same in principal as London (and sharing pieces by Marsden Hartley as well as Dorothy Dehner. looking to buy them,” says Peppiatt, who adds that carries an estimate of $3m-4m. a number of exhibitors), the New York event feels quite Drawings folk are a close-knit but welcoming bunch of generally American buyers are “looking for top-quality The Road to Rome focuses on Grand Tour paintings, different, with a simpler, more localised, route – a good enthusiasts and a root around the galleries this year offers examples by major names whereas here there are maybe with a collection of works by artists such as Vanvitelli, thing given the wintery elements. up an interesting show of Drawings by the Muralists at more collectors at a lower level”. and Bellotto, who were busy supplying paintings “The preview is a big deal and lots of clients love Mary-Anne Martin Fine Art, including watercolors and Part of his show this year at Arader Galleries is a for the aristocratic travellers who undertook this coming to this after the opening of the Winter Antiques sketches by Diego Rivera, José Clemente Orozco and group of 12 Italian views by Edward Lear (1812-88) educational journey in the 18th and 19th centuries. Fair the night before,” says Riley-Smith, adding that Leonora Carrington. priced from $8000-20,000. “His Italian views are The auctioneers’ mixed-owner offerings include an interest in the event has increased 10-15% each year from Stephen Ongpin takes pieces from his show of generally early works dating from his time in Rome evening sale of Old Masters on January 28 where the collectors, dealer and museums and institutions, especially Renaissance to Futurism: Italian Drawings c.1500-1920, [1837-48] and they are often overlooked so they are at star lot is Orazio Gentileschi’s Danae with the shower in North America. which gained critical approval when it was mounted the lower level of his price range,” says Peppiatt. of gold. This 5ft 3 x 7ft 5in (1.6 x 2.2m) oil on canvas Over the past decade the drawings market has, says in London in the summer. “There is something special Master Drawings New York runs from January 23-30. has a complete provenance back to its original owner, Riley-Smith, broadened “in its interest from 16th century about having the opportunity each year to exhibit and n masterdrawingsinnewyork.com the Genoese patrician Giovanni Antonio Sauli. He commissioned it from the artist in 1621, along with several other works, for his art collection. It is thought to have remained within the family right down to 1975 when it was purchased by the Thomas P Grange. His widow sold it to Richard Feigen, who sold it to the family trust who have consigned it for sale. The estimate on this large work, which is clearly influenced by the art of Genilieschi’s younger near-contemporary Caravaggio, is $25-35m. A large group of Italian works plus 19th century French studies and two Turner watercolours all feature in Sotheby’s 250-lot sale of Master drawings on January 28. Also included is the portrait shown left by the Swiss artist Jean-Etienne Liotard, depicting Count Jean Diodati, a member of an illustrious family of Italian origin from the artist’s home city of Geneva. The 9¼ x 7½in (23.5 x 19cm) black and red chalk drawing on paper, which also has a silhouette of the same figure on the verso, is dated to c.1763-70 and is estimated at $100,000-150,000. Above: during MDNY, Guy Peppiatt will exhibit this 10 x 16½in (26 x 42cm) View of Capri from Massa, by Edward Lear in black and white chalk on grey paper, from 1840. Peppiatt bought it in New n sothebys.com York last January. On his return to London two days later, he found the sketch for the finished work (also pictured,above right) on Harry Moore-Gwyn’s stand at the Works on Paper Fair and the pair Auctions continued on page 42 are now offered for sale together priced at $19,500.
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BOSTON... Left: this framed oil on paper laid down on board by the British artist John Frederick Lewis (1805-76) carries an indistinct signature as well as an old label reading An etching of this picture ‘The Cottage Door’ was made inscribed J.F. Lewis fecit 1835. The 11½ x 7½in (29 x 19cm) painting carries an estimate of $10,000-15,000 in Skinner’s sale of Old Master 19th century and modern paintings in Boston on January 22. n skinnerinc.com
PHILADELPHIA... Right: the evening street scene is a trademark subject for the Berlin artist Lesser Ury (1861-1931). This example is one of the highlights of Freemans’ January 25 auction of European Art and Old Masters in Philadelphia. The 20½ x 14¼in (52 x 36cm) oil on canvas, signed L. Ury bottom left, carries an estimate of $100,000-150,000. n freemansauction.com
NEW YORK... Below right: This 2ft 5in x 3ft (74 x 90cm) signed oil on canvas by the Anglo-American artist James Edward Buttersworth (1817-1894) will feature in Bonhams January 28 sale of Maritime paintings and works of art in New York, estimated at $300,000-500,000. The subject of the painting is the American clipper ship Black Warrior, which was launched in 1853 from the Austin & Co yard in Damariscotta Maine. It first voyage was from New York to London and on to Australia, returning to New York via South America in 1855. In 1862 the vessel was sold to James Baines & Co and went under the British flag as the City of Melbourne. n bonhams.com
NEW YORK... Left: among the paintings in the Old Masters section of Doyle’s mixed furniture works of art, paintings and drawings sale in New York on January 27 is this large 5ft 7in x 3ft 4in (1.7 x 1m) oil on panel of the Virgin as Mother of Mercy with two angels. It also features a donor figure identified as the Elector Frederick of Saxony by the inscription Fridericus duc Saroniae Elector to a banner at the base. Catalogued as “in the Manner of the Master of the Bamberg Saint Claire Altar” and dated to the 16th century, it has an estimate of $6000-8000. n doylenewyork.com
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MICHAEL AYRTON EDMOND ALPHONSE DEFONTE British School, early 18th century bronze, 6-1/2”h. oil on canvas, 46”h, 35”w. oil on canvas, 26-1/4”h, 20-3/4”w.
Oriental silk rug, Piaget 18k gold Collection BERENICE ABBOTT 3’6”l, 2’5”w. ladies bracelet watch. original “Changing NY” photographs. FINE ARTS ANTIQUE FURNITURE ACCESSORIES SPORTING SOUTH BAY AUCTIONS, INC 485 Main Street/PO Box 303, East Moriches, NY, USA 11940 631-878-2909 [email protected] www.southbayauctions.com Auction Jan 27 NEW YORK
Lot 1, Circle of Pieter Aertsen, The Four Evangelists Writing the Gospels, Oil on canvas, 115.5 x 158.8 cm. Estimate: $10,000-15,000 Lot 158, Indian Silver Chob, 19th century (detail), Early Height 91.5 cm. Estimate: $2,000-3,000 212-427-2730 DOYLE.COM English Silver An ATG special feature
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A set of four Elizabeth I seal-top spoons, London 1587 by William Cawdell, 16.5cm long, 4.8 troy oz. Image courtesy of Koopman Rare Art
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Treadway Toomey Auctions TT 20th Century Art & Design The Estate of Candice Groot • February 6 • 10am • Chicago Walter Potter Taxidermy Svend Andersen Svend Nardin Ulysse Lover’s Eyes Lover’s Timepieces Fine Erotica James Cox Automaton
20th Century Art & Design • March 5 • 10am • Chicago
An elegant silver and enamel koro, its lid, handles, finial and body intricately pierced and enameled with vibrant cloisonné enamels; sculpted phoenix and shishi on the front and rear panels. Modeled silver artist seal on base. Height, 10.8 cm; width, 12.7cm. Meiji Period. Japan.
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Nicolas DEBUSSY Carine AYMARD MODERN AND CONTEMPORARY ART AUCTION 28 February 2016 - 2 PM Agrément 2002-130 Important work by Jean-Michel BASQUIAT (1960-1988) Included in several exhibitions worldwide and never seen at auction Untitled - 1987 Oil stick, graphite, ink and paper collages on paper* Signed “SAMO” and dated on the reverse 76 x 105.5 cm
Certificate of authenticity by the Authentication Committee of the Estate of Jean-Michel Basquiat *Non Xerox paper collages
Provenance: Galerie Yvon Lambert, Paris Private collection (acquired from the above in 1987) Galerie Enrico Navarra, Paris (acquired from the above in 1990) Acquired by the present owner from the above in 1999
Exhibited: - “Jean-Michel Basquiat. Oeuvres sur papier”, Dina Vierny Foundation, Paris, 1997 (illustrated in color p. 139) - “Jean-Michel Basquiat. Obras sobre papel”, Museo Nacional de Bellas Artes, Buenos Aires, 1997 (illustrated in color p. 91) - “Jean-Michel Basquiat. Obras sobre papies”, Modern Art Museum of Recif, from 1st April to 31st May 1998 (full page illustrated in color p. 91) - “Jean-Michel Basquiat. Obras sobre papies”, Pinacoteca, Sao Paulo, 1998 (full page illustrated in color p. 91) -”Jean-Michel Basquiat. Works on paper”, Klagenfurt StadtGalerie, from 18 June to 26 September 1999 (full page illustrated in color p. 107) - “Basquiat en La Habana”, Casa de Las Americas, Havana, from 17 November 2000 to 10 January 2001 (full page illustrated in color p. 133)
Literature: “Jean-Michel Basquiat”, 3 vol., B. Blistene, R. F. Thompson, R. D. Marshall and E. Ochoa, Galerie Enrico Navarra ed., 1999 (full page illustrated in color p. 323 in Works on paper volume) For enquiries, please contact Alexandre DEBUSSY - Tel: + 33 6 78 69 44 29 - [email protected] Hôtel des Ventes - 20 rue Jean Jaurès - 06400 Cannes - FRANCE - Tel: + 33 4 93 38 41 47 - [email protected] - www.cannes-encheres.com
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LAPADA to launch new EXCLUSIVE MARKET An interview online market with Richard Green FORCES their brand and stock for a £50 monthly Informing, educating and fee, plus VAT. ■ Association to manage own It is LAPADA’s most ambitious digital Predictions for 2016 subscripton-based website move under its chief executive of 17 months, Rebecca Davies. Noelle McElhatton “The new site is all about putting Unrecorded Nash sets a house record • What are the likely trends reports LAPADA in the background and the dealer competition between two phone as an original 1918 oil on front and centre,” Davies said. OFFERED bidders before it was finally knocked (the Association of “This site will give our dealers more canvas by Paul Nash, this picture and challenges? The LAPADA was the down at £190,000 (plus 17.5% buyer’s visibility, promoting them as experts in entitled A Scarred Battlefield The art market’s most Art & Antiques Dealers) is premium). their field and as members of a reputable highlight of the latest evening art sale The work itself was signed and opportunities and risks? to relaunch its website as a entertaining auctioneers, association.” at Wright Marshall in Knutsford. datedformidable 1918, the year Nash first dealer started on: subscription-based online The site, which is not transactional but Previously unrecorded and not painting in oils. There is an inscription marketplace in a bid to boost can be adapted to become so, will feature listed in Andrew Causey’s catalogue •on the back of stretcher To my darling individual pages for dealers that link back raisonné, it raised a few eyebrows Six– an apparent decades reference to the at the the digital presence of its Bunty to their own websites and social media when it appeared at the auction in artist’s wife Margaret ‘Bunty’ Odeh. • We ask experts from 600-plus members. presence. Cheshire on September 15. top of the trade Davies said a subscription model would However, against with a £50,000- continued on page 3 the art and antiques The new portal, which retains the produce revenue for the association to 100,000 estimate, it drew a prolonged • His firm’s debut at association’s existing lapada.org web market the site. “We believe we can world to forecast the address, will be unveiled in mid-October. provide a quality site for a much-reduced Masterpiece WEEK dealers and collectors LAPADA’s current site is powered by cost [than a third party can],” she added. next 12 months a third party, Online Galleries, which LAPADA will promote the portal SALES IN AMERICA: SPECIAL INSERT THIS charges dealers to list stock. The new through an advertising and PR campaign. • How his sons have site will be managed by the association, ■ See Q&A on page 63. offering dealers the option to promote broadenedkoopman rare his art taste
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FLORIDA has always been a favourite overwintering location for Americans Art Deco and Moderne architecture along Ocean Drive in Miami Beach. keen to escape the cold of a New York or Visitors can stay at the restored McAlpin, built in 1940, now part of Midwest winter and the art and antiques Hilton Hotels and Resorts. trade has long been aware of this migratory trend. Along the Atlantic Coast of Florida, Palm Beach and Miami offer a diverse gallery and auction scene, which make these sun cities a logical destination for snow birds fleeing cold climates. This move south is heightened after the January auctions and fairs in the Big Apple and, since the post-war era, a clutch of Florida art and antiques fairs in late January and early February have catered for this winter influx. Prior to departure, why not get in the mood with vintage popular entertainment – watch the four Marx Brothers create hotel chaos during Florida’s land boom in The Cocoanuts (1929) or stream ground-breaking cop show Miami Vice while marveling at those incredible 1980s jackets. Over the next six pages, KARLA KLEIN ALBERTSON sums up what Florida has
to offer the visitor in terms of shops, Photo: TravelChannel auctions or day trips to the region’s museums while ANNE CRANE previews this year’s Florida fairs scene.
SIGHTS & SHOPPING IN MIAMI Above: paintings by Hunt Slonem Downtown Miami celebrates modernism and contemporary runs a regular schedule of conducted and self-guided walking and Frank Owen, a desk by design. The Design District bristles with eye-smashing tours of the area. Antonio Fornaroli, and Philip and architectural statements and public art installations, such as The Miami metro area is a sprawling complex of large and Kelvin Laverne coffee tables on Buckminster Fuller’s 1979 Fly’s Eye Dome and Zaha Hadid’s small communities. Alhambra Antiques, owned by Ignacio display at Objects 20c in West Elastika at the 1921 Moore Building. Granda, specialises in 18th, 19th and 20th century French Palm Beach. Walk the wonders, and dine on local seafood at one of the and European antiques in a gallery on Salzedo Street in Coral bistros or taverns. Fashion firms such as the recently-opened Gables, just south of Miami. Right: this 10in (25cm) high Tom Ford boutique are interspersed with design showrooms Pocock Fine Art and Antiques displays paintings and Thomas Webb & Sons cameo such as Vitra and Versace. furniture in a graceful building on Las Olas Boulevard in Fort glass vase by George Woodall, In the Design District, Frederic Thut’s Fine Art Auctions Lauderdale to the north. stamped Tiffany & Company, Paris Miami (FAAM) present a busy schedule of sales, including an For an enjoyable rummage amid pirate treasure, head to Exhibition, 1889 and signed G. online offering of paintings, prints and multiples in January Stoneage Antiques on South River Drive in Miami. In business Woodall, brought a premium- and fine jewels in the gallery on February 27. for 50 years, they offer a warehouse filled with nautical inclusive $96,000 at an AB Levy Jewellery is always a buyer’s favourite in Florida, so these antiques for collectors, decorators, and prop masters. auction in February 2014. sales include both antique and estate pieces with a nice nod to While it may be impossible to transport the tropical Art Deco designs. atmosphere, Books and Books, an independent seller with Above left: wander round a On February 13, FAAM offer their fourth annual Major locations in Coral Gables and Miami, specialise in volumes warehouse filled with nautical Street Art Auction, which will include works by Ron English, about the architecture, artefacts and culture of Florida and artifacts at Stoneage Antiques Keith Haring, Banksy and Inkie. the Caribbean. in Miami – a great place to pick Miami Beach’s Art Deco District was the first 20th century Authors drop by to discuss and sign their books; many of up a crusty cannon or diving suit. neighbourhood to be enrolled in the US National Register of these conversations can be live streamed on the website. Of Historic Places. The area features around 800 structures built course, the locations have cafés so you can browse, then dine Left: They always say I love you, a between 1923 and 1943 along the Atlantic shoreline. outside in the sun. 1999 oil on canvas by QUIK (aka The angular buildings, most painted in vivid tropical Another great lunch-and-look destination is Verde, a Lin Felton) estimated at $5000- pastels, are the winning fly-in shot that you always see in waterfront restaurant and bar overlooking Biscayne Bay at the 7000, will feature in the 4th movies about Miami. Perez Art Museum in Miami. annual Major Street Art Sale held Learn more about their architectural history at the Miami The museum evolved from the Miami Art Museum with the by Fine Art Auctions Miami on Design Preservation League, 1001 Ocean Drive. In addition mission to serve the diverse cultural population of the area February 13. to the annual Art Deco Weekend in January, the organisation through exhibitions of modern and contemporary art.
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Above: paintings by Hunt Slonem PALM BEACH FASHIONS and Frank Owen, a desk by Palm Beach is a legendary enclave of wealth on explains: “We really have more antique and Antonio Fornaroli, and Philip and the East Coast. traditional items – we’re an estate house. As Kelvin Laverne coffee tables on Rico Baca, auctioneer and co-owner of Palm long as we get property on a regular basis, display at Objects 20c in West Beach Modern Auctions, says: “We’ve been we have those regular sales. Palm Beach. around so long we’ve been able to watch trends “I established the business with the shift, not only trends in furniture, but trends mission statement to help local collectors in Right: this 10in (25cm) high in habits – how people buy and how people the four counties here to take their valuables Thomas Webb & Sons cameo sell. The very best – Jean Prouvé, Fontana Arte, to a worldwide market.” glass vase by George Woodall, Jacques Duval Brasseur – those are the really big Look for serendipitous finds at the sales stamped Tiffany & Company, Paris European names that do well here.” – a Lalique Cactus table brought $47,200 in Exhibition, 1889 and signed G. Other international artists with works in January 2012 and six lots of Albert Einstein Woodall, brought a premium- recent sales include Jim Dine, Gio Ponti, Piero autograph letters took $45,250 in June inclusive $96,000 at an AB Levy Fornasetti, Andy Warhol, Ado Chale, Willy Daro, 2011. auction in February 2014. Harry Bertoia and Rafael Soto. AB Levy is located at 211 Worth Avenue The firm’s affiliated gallery, Objects 20c, is in the heart of Palm Beach’s most prestigious Above left: wander round a located on South Dixie Highway in West Palm shopping district, not far from Graff, Armani, warehouse filled with nautical Beach’s Antique Row Art & Design District, and Cartier. With 15,000 square feet of artifacts at Stoneage Antiques where more than 40 shops, galleries, and gallery space, they offer a rich selection of in Miami – a great place to pick restaurants line the road. 19th and 20th century European and Asian up a crusty cannon or diving suit. In the same area, the Norton Museum with its antiques, including fine silver, art glass, impressive collection of American, European and porcelain, and paintings. Left: They always say I love you, a Chinese art is undergoing an expansion which They hold two auctions a year at that 1999 oil on canvas by QUIK (aka will add a new west wing, designed by British location as well as frequent sales at a West Lin Felton) estimated at $5000- architect Lord Norman Foster. Palm Beach location on Antique Row. 7000, will feature in the 4th Nearby, the Auction Gallery of the Palm After shopping, drive to the tip of the annual Major Street Art Sale held Beaches occupies the historic Gatsby’s building, island for a peek at Mar-a-Lago, the 1927 by Fine Art Auctions Miami on where they hold 9-10 auctions a year. winter retreat of Marjorie Merriweather February 13. The next event will be held on February 15, Post – now a private club owned by name- the day after Valentine’s. Founder Brian Kogan in-the-news Donald Trump.
PAGE 036-37, 40-45 2225.indd 3 15/01/2016 15:05:54 Annual 3-Day Winter Fine Art, Asian & Antiques Auction February 4th, 5th & 6th, 2016 in Fairfield, Maine USA Over 1350 lots during this 3-Day event! Day 1: 250+ lots of American & European Art & Bronzes; Day 2: 450+ lots of American & European Furniture, Accessories, Folk Art, Weathervanes, Historical, etc. Day 3: 460+ lots of Asian incl. Jade, Photography, Porcelain, Cloisonné & much more! Online bidding through www.invaluable.com Two full color catalogs available upon request or online at www.jamesdjulia.com
Martin J Heade Roman Newsboys II, Hans Hofmann (Catalog Raisonne, Vol II, pg. 421) John S. Sargent Donkeys in Desert, Morocco, 1880 Johann Baptist Lampi the Younger 1849
Master Honeywood Attr. to Sir Vasily V Vershchagin Attr. to Gerard Thomas Flemish, 16th/17th Century Wm. Beechey 75+ lots from the Personal Collection of Dr. Helga Wall-Apelt including Jades, Bronzes, Art & More
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Extraordinary Collection of Asian Photography (Approx 800 images in 1 lot) Recent Discover: Attributed to Edvard Munch Cast Iron Buddhist Lions Yellow Jade Carving of a Carp Carved Stone Stele
Geo. II Tankard by John Wang Qi Porcelain Famille Rose Phoenix Bow. w/ Russian Silver & Enamel Kovsh Rare Rhinoceros Horn Scholars Cup 1 of Several Thangkas Langlands Plaque Guangxu mark
Geo. III Marquetry Pembroke Selection of Furniture Selection of Cloisonné Ludwig Mies Van Der Rohe Superb Silk Tabriz (1 of 3 Silk Examples) Table Contact Bill Gage, Tony Greist or Katya Tilton | Email: [email protected] | Tel: + 1 207 453 7125 | Fax: +1 207 453 2502 Web: www.jamesdjulia.com | Fairfield, ME | Boston, MA | Auctioneer: James D. Julia Lic#: ME: AR83/NH: 2511/MA: AU1406
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Monday 8th February at 6.30pm In Grenoble France 19th Century and Modern Painting
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FLORIDA’S fairs scene has undergone various changes over the years but it is still a vibrant early-year venue for vast numbers of US and many UK dealers who travel to the Sunshine State. They come as exhibitors and to join the throng of American private customers as prospective purchasers at the many events lined up to encourage socialising and spending. There are two big, long-running events that anchor the winter season. The mammoth Original Miami Beach Antique Show (OMBAS), run by US Antique shows, kicks off the season at the end of January at the Miami Beach Convention Center from January 28 to February 1. The Palm Beach Show Group’s eponymous Palm Beach, Jewelry, Art & Antique Show follows soon afterwards at the Palm Beach County Convention Center from February 10-16. Between these two, from February 5-7, the action shifts to the Renaissance Hotel at Boca Raton where Fine Artisan Events stage the new kid on the block, the Boca Raton Fine Art Jewelry & Antiques Show, which fields a mix of around 30-35 UK and US Above: Butchoff Antiques of London will be making their dealers for its second edition. Art Deco Weekend, an annual event in the event, which is now in its 13th year, bring Above: antiques en masse: a view of last third appearance at Palm Beach this year, taking a selection The action then moves to the Naples city’s social calendar, staged this year from antique furniture, jewellery, Asian antiques year’s Original Miami Beach Antiques Show. of antique English and Continental furniture and decorative Exhibition Center from February 20-23 for January 15-17. and a wide range of fine art. objects from the 18th and 19th centuries that is their speciality. the Palm Beach Show Group’s 60 exhibitor During the fair’s run they also have The latter encompasses everything from The firm’s Adam Kaye summed up the particular attractions of strong Naples Art, Antique & Jewelry Show, an appraisal day on January 30 held in Old Masters and 18th and 19th century this fair as: “New clients, old clients and the weather!” which is now its 6th year. partnership with New England auction house European Art to German Expressionist, He added: “What we try to do is bring our usual high The draw, proximity and consecutive Skinner where all visitors with a valid ticket to American Regionalist, Modern and standards to Palm Beach and give [our customers] a choice of, timing of these events mean that many the show are invited to bring one item to be Contemporary brought by a mix of major rare, unusual, decorative and quality.” dealers capitalise on the commercial looked at by one of Skinner’s appraisers. names that include Richard Green, Trinity That will include this 3ft 8in (1m) wide by high 4ft 6in opportunities by exhibiting at more than There is a jewellery history conference House Paintings and Waterhouse and Dodd (1.4m) high thuyawood veneered and purplewood banded one show. on January 28 and 29 with speakers on from London and Jacques Bailly from Paris. secretaire, with a Carrara marble top and elaborate gilt-bronze subjects ranging from costume jewellery The stylish element of this event is figural mounts including an oval plaque to the fall front THE ORIGINAL MIAMI BEACH in the 1920s and ‘30s to the work of reinforced by the fair’s Designer Showcase depicting The Sacrifice to Love. ANTIQUE SHOW craftsman designer Gustav Manz. for which five interior designers are It dates from c.1900 and is a model of the famous version An eclectic mix that takes in silver, using furniture, art and objects from the by the 18th century ébéniste Jean-Henri Riesener which is now jewellery, Asian art, furniture, Art Deco, THE PALM BEACH JEWELLERY, exhibitors to create room sets. in the Wallace collection. It is priced in the region of $150,000. fine art and much more, OMBAS has been ART & ANTIQUE SHOW There is also the de riguer accompanying running for over 55 years and is an event Staged over the Presidents’ Day Holiday lecture series where this year, specialists in that is very popular with the trade as well Weekend, this year’s Palm Beach show the field will cover topics such as the art of as private buyers. is now longer, having expanded from its appraising; the new cultural revolution in If scouring the stands of over 1000 former five-day run to seven days from the China and the use of wallpaper in historic dealers is not enough, OMBAS has more VIP preview night on February 10 through and contemporary settings. to tempt the visitor. They are sponsors for to February 16. Plenty of major UK dealers stand at the Miami Design Preservation League’s The 170 exhibitors who stand at this this show. Some, such as Peter Finer (arms and armour); Cohen and Cohen (Chinese Above: this Russian silver-gilt export porcelain); Michael Goedhuis and plique-à-jour enamel beaker, (Chinese Contemporary); Daniel Crouch made by Pavel Ovchinnikov, Rare Books and Didier (artist’s jewellery) Moscow, c.1895, is one of the Left: Stephen Kalms from the join the American trade in hot footing it pieces that Russian works of London Silver Vaults is one of those to Florida direct from New York’s Winter Art specialist John Atzbach busy dealers who is standing at three Antiques Show. Antiques from Redmond, Florida fairs this year: The Miami Didier and Crouch are two of 20 new Washington, will be taking to Beach Show, the Boca Raton and Palm exhibitors this year. Others include Steinitz OMBAS. Beach Jewellery. He is a longstanding from Paris with furniture and objects; The 5¼in (13cm) high exhibitor at OMBAS where he has Newell from New York city, with furniture beaker, which appeared at shown for 24 years and among the and works of art and Priestley and Ferraro auction in Sotheby’s New York in Above: jewellery is a feature of all the Florida pieces he will be taking to Miami from London with Chinese works of art. 1983, is decorated with panels Fairs. This silver-topped gold, gold, ruby and is this French sterling silver-gilt and n originalmiamibeachantiqueshow.com of flowerheads and foliage diamond brooch c.1860 comes from Palm Beach guilloché enamel travelling writing box n fineartisanevents.com/boca alternating with tropical birds Jewelry Art and Antique show exhibitor Camilla with inkwell, clock, hand seal and pens, n palmbeachshow.com and a man in yellow robes. It is Dietz Bergeron of New York (who also does c.1890, which is priced at £3500. n naplesshow.com priced at $39,500. OMBAS). It is guided at $16,500.
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Take a break from shopping: five of Florida’s cultural best
ALTHOUGH Miami modern surrounds the visitor, no sojourn in the city is complete without a visit to Vizcaya, a magnificent Gilded Age estate on Biscayne Bay. The USA may not have medieval castles but the imaginative mansions built at the beginning of the 20th century have equally intriguing histories. James Deering (1859-1925), the wealthy owner of the Above: Butchoff Antiques of London will be making their International Harvester farm machinery company, built the
Above: antiques en masse: a view of last third appearance at Palm Beach this year, taking a selection massive replica of an 18th century Italian villa as a winter Florida Winter Park, Courtesy the Charles Hosmer Morse Museum, year’s Original Miami Beach Antiques Show. of antique English and Continental furniture and decorative retreat. objects from the 18th and 19th centuries that is their speciality. Planning began in 1910 and construction was Seeking a moment’s peace? Visit the Morikami Museum The firm’s Adam Kaye summed up the particular attractions of completed in 1922. Visitors today can tour art-filled and Japanese gardens inland from Delray Beach, between this fair as: “New clients, old clients and the weather!” interiors and elaborate formal gardens. Situated offshore Palm Beach and Miami. The lovely retreat provides He added: “What we try to do is bring our usual high in the bay, the ‘Barge’ is a boat-shaped sculpture by authentic Japanese cultural experiences from flower standards to Palm Beach and give [our customers] a choice of, Alexander Stirling Caldwell (1870-1945) carved with arrangements and bonsai to traditional festivals and a tea rare, unusual, decorative and quality.” mythical marine creatures. house. That will include this 3ft 8in (1m) wide by high 4ft 6in n vizcaya.org n morikami.org (1.4m) high thuyawood veneered and purplewood banded secretaire, with a Carrara marble top and elaborate gilt-bronze Up the coast, Whitehall, now known as the Flagler Seeking an aesthetic excuse to visit Orlando? The figural mounts including an oval plaque to the fall front Museum, is a 1902 mansion with Greek Revival columns Morse Museum in Winter Park has one of the most depicting The Sacrifice to Love. on Palm Beach island. Henry Flagler (1830-1913) was comprehensive collections of Lewis Comfort Tiffany (1848- It dates from c.1900 and is a model of the famous version a principal in the Standard Oil Company but is Florida- 1933) in the world – stained glass lamps and windows, by the 18th century ébéniste Jean-Henri Riesener which is now famous for building palatial early hotels in St. Petersburg jewellery, pottery, paintings and architectural remains from in the Wallace collection. It is priced in the region of $150,000. and Palm Beach and extending his railway line to bring Laurelton Hall, the artist’s Long Island estate. more travellers to the sunshine. n morsemuseum.org The house was designed by the Beaux Arts architectural team of John Carrere and Thomas Hastings, Seeking a glimpse of the Everglades? Make a longer also responsible for the New York Public Library and the excursion on the interstate parkway known as Alligator Frick Mansion. Learn more about the period from the Alley from Fort Lauderdale to Florida’s West Coast. Then museum’s current exhibition, Beauty’s Legacy: Gilded Age head north to the Dali Museum in historic St Petersburg. Portraits in America, until April 17. The café overlooking Works from the entire career of Salvador Dali are shown Lake Worth serves a fancy tea lunch; reservations advised. alongside current exhibitions. Above: this Russian silver-gilt n flaglermuseum.us n thedali.org and plique-à-jour enamel beaker, made by Pavel Ovchinnikov, Moscow, c.1895, is one of the pieces that Russian works of Top: Vizcaya’s east façade and gardens Art specialist John Atzbach viewed from Biscayne Bay. The famed Antiques from Redmond, Barge sculpture offshore once held party Washington, will be taking to pavilions, fountains and trees. OMBAS. The 5¼in (13cm) high Above: Tiffany floral capital, c.1915, from beaker, which appeared at the Daffodil Terrace of Laurelton Hall, now auction in Sotheby’s New York in Above: jewellery is a feature of all the Florida installed at the Morse Museum in Winter 1983, is decorated with panels Fairs. This silver-topped gold, gold, ruby and Park. of flowerheads and foliage diamond brooch c.1860 comes from Palm Beach Left: The 2011 Dali Museum building alternating with tropical birds Jewelry Art and Antique show exhibitor Camilla by Yann Weymouth features a bulging and a man in yellow robes. It is Dietz Bergeron of New York (who also does ‘enigma’ of over 1000 panes of glass. priced at $39,500. OMBAS). It is guided at $16,500.
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SALES IN THE UNITED STATES
ARIZONA FIRST SHOTS OF INDEPENDENCE While the name Oliver Buttrick may not be immediately familiar, the phrase ‘the shot heard round the world’ BONHAMS probably is. It refers to the first engagements of the American War of Independence – known as the Revoutionary The Westin Kierland Resort & Spa, 6902 War stateside. East Greenway Parkway, Phoenix, 85254. Early in April 1775, word was passed on to the British command that rebel colonists had amassed arms and Tel: +1 4158617500 powder in Concord, Massachusetts. Lt Col Francis Smith was commander of about 700 British army regulars Jan 28 The Scottsdale Auction in Boston and on the morning of April 19 an expedition would march from Boston to Concord to capture and destroy these arms. The militia, alerted by Paul Revere and others, mustered at Concord Bridge. Buttrick was one of the Minutemen GARY KIRSNER who confronted the British forces. Just under 240 years later, James D Julia of Fairfield, Maine, have on offer his Gary Kirsner, 863 Northridge Drive, Prescott, 86301. powder horn, estimated at $20,000-50,000 in their sale on February 4. Tel: +1 8479915927 Six other Buttricks were present at the fight, including his uncle, Major John Buttrick, who led the American Feb 2 Beer Steins & Related Items advance at the Old North Bridge. Oliver’s brother William was killed three weeks later at Bunker Hill. The powder horn is inscribed Oliver Buttrick, Oct 1774. It was on show at the Concord Historical Society Museum in 2014 at the Shot Heard Round the World exhibition. RM AUCTIONS & SOTHEBY’S n jamesdjulia.com Arizona Biltmore Resort & Spa, 2400 East Missouri Avenue, Phoenix, 85016. Tel: +1 5193524575 Jan 28-29 Arizona Classic Car Sale CLARS AUCTION GALLERY CONNECTICUT FINE ART AUCTIONS MIAMI ILLINOIS 5644 Telegraph Avenue, Oakland, 94609. ATYPICALFIND AUCTION 346 NW 29 Street, Miami, 33127. LESLIE HINDMAN Tel: +1 5104280100 19 Willard Road, Norwalk. Tel: +1 3055734228 Paris:Tel: +33 6 21 81 43 82 1338 West Lake Street, Chicago, 60607. Feb 20-22 Art & Antiques Tel: +1 2036853808 CALIFORNIA Jan 20 Art & Antiques Feb 13 Street Art Auction Tel: +1 3122801212 GOLDBERG AUCTIONEERS DGW AUCTIONEERS Feb 27 Fine Jewels Jan 26-27 Fine Furniture & Decorative Arts The Intercontinental Hotel (Century City), 2151 760 Kifer Road, Sunnyvale, 94086. GREENWICH AUCTION Jan 28-29 Marketplace Avenue of the Stars, Los Angeles, 90067. Tel: +1 4082451863 3 Harvard Avenue, Stamford, 06902. Tel: +1 2033559335 KODNER GALLERIES Tel: +1 310 551 2646 Jan 23 Fine & General Estates Auction Jan 31 Art & Antiques 45 South Federal Highway, Dania Beach, 33004. TREADWAY TOOMEY GALLERY Jan 31 The Pre-Long Beach Auction - Part 1: 818 North Boulevard, Oak Park, Chicago, 60301. MICHAAN’S AUCTIONS Feb 14 Art & Antiques Tel: +1 9549252550 The Tom Reynolds Collection & Part 2: Half & Annex, Building 20, 2701 Monarch Street, Feb 3 Jewellery, Antiques, Fine Art & Tel: +1 7038335234 Large Cents LITCHFIELD COUNTY AUCTIONS Alameda, 94501. Feb 6 A Passion for Collecting: Fine Timepieces, 425 Bantam (Rte. 202), Litchfield, 06759. Decorative Arts Tel: +1 5107400220 Erotica & Decorative Arts from the Estate of Tel: +1 8605674661 Feb 24 Antiques, Fine Art, Jewellery & 11400 W. Olympic Boulevard, Suite 800, Feb 9-10 Annex Auction Feb 10-11 The Winter Antiques Sale: Fine Art, Candice B. Groot Los Angeles, 90064. Decorative Arts Antiques, Asian & Tribal Art Tel: +1 310 551 2646 2751 Todd Street, Alameda, 94501. LESLIE HINDMAN Tel: +1 5107400220 WRIGHT AUCTIONS Jan 31-Feb 3 The Pre-Long Beach Auction - 1608 South Dixie Highway, West Palm Beach, Feb 13 Estate Auction 1440 W Hubbard, Chicago, 60642. Ancient, World Coins & Currency FLORIDA Florida, 33401. A.B. LEVY’S Tel: +1 3125630040 Tel: +1 3122801212 PBA GALLERIES 211 Worth Avenue, Palm Beach, 33480. JOHN MORAN Jan 21 Irving Harper Paper Sculptures 1233 Sutter Street, San Francisco, 94109. Tel: +1 5618359139 Jan 23 Property from The Winter White House, 145 East Walnut Avenue, Monrovia, 91016. Jan 28 Prints & Multiples Tel: +1 4159892665 Jan 21 Fine Emile Gallé Glass, Art & Antiques, Palm Beach, Florida Tel: +1 6267931833 Jan 28 Americana, African-American History, Feb 11 American Design Asian Works of Art & Jewellery Feb 19 Palm Beach Winter Auction Jan 27 American & European Fine Art (Online) Travel & Exploration, Cartography Feb 18 African & Oceanic Art, Antiques & Feb 23 Decorative Art Feb 14 Rare Books & Manuscripts Photography INDIANA LOUIS J DIANNI ANTIQUE MARINE ART WICKLIFF AUCTIONEERS SLAWINSKI AUCTION COMPANY GALLERY OF THE PALM BEACHES BONHAMS Hilton Hotel & Conference Centre, 150 12232 Hancock Street, Carmel, Indiana, 46032. 1500 Green Hills Road, Suite 100, Scotts Valley, 1609 South Dixie Highway #5, Australian Avenue, West Palm Beach, 33406. Tel: +1 3175738030 7601 Sunset Boulevard, Los Angeles, 90046. 95066. West Palm Beach, 33401. Tel: +1 3238507500 Tel: +1 8313359000 Tel: +1 5618057115 Tel: +1 9144747710 Feb 20 Fine Art, Fine Jewellery, Antiques & Feb 14 Books & Manuscripts Jan 24 California Painting & Antiques Auction Feb 15 Art & Antiques Feb 13-15 Annual Palm Beach Auction Decorative Furnishings
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Left: the Doyle New York sale of furniture, paintings and works of art on January 27 includes an English Golden Age bracket clock by the London maker Samuel Watson. Consigned from the estate of Diane D Lamborn, this was formerly in the well-known Wetherfield collection and as such is a much-published piece. The 18in (46cm) high ebony veneer-cased late 17th century clock, which has a three-train six-pillar movement is signed Sam Watson Londini fecit to the engraved backplate and also has pillar rack and snail quarter striking fusée verge escapement along with a false pendulum. The estimate is $15,000-20,000. Also in the sale is a 6in (15cm) high table clock dated Above: these Vichy automata from the turn of the 20th to the early 16th century. century will be up for sale in Morphy’s coin op, advertising Described as of South German and antiques sale to be held in Las Vegas from January 30- or North Italian origin with a 31. They are two of around 1600 lots of arcade machines profusely engraved fire gilt case automata, jukeboxes and other collectibles. and an alarm time and striking The Vichy clown acrobat with two chairs, above movement with double fusée left, is guided at $10,000-20,000. The Triboulet clown verge escapement, it is guided and umbrella automaton, above right, is estimated at at $4000-6000. $12,500-25,000. n doylenewyork.com n morphyauctions.com
FINE ART AUCTIONS MIAMI ILLINOIS LOUISIANA MASSACHUSETTS 274 Cedar Hill Street, Marlborough, 01752. 346 NW 29 Street, Miami, 33127. LESLIE HINDMAN NEAL AUCTION COMPANY ELDRED’S Tel: +1 5089703000 Feb 4-12 Interiors (Online) Tel: +1 3055734228 Paris:Tel: +33 6 21 81 43 82 1338 West Lake Street, Chicago, 60607. 4038 Magazine Street, New Orleans, 70115. 1483 Route 6A, East Dennis, 02641. Tel: +1 3122801212 Tel: +1 5083853116 Feb 13 Street Art Auction Tel: +1 5048995329 Jan 26-27 Fine Furniture & Decorative Arts Jan 23 Antiques & Accessories Feb 27 Fine Jewels Feb 19-21 Winter Estates Auction MISSOURI Jan 28-29 Marketplace Feb 27 Winter Market LINK AUCTION GALLERIES KODNER GALLERIES 5000Place, Saint Louis, 63108. FONTAINE’S AUCTION GALLERY 45 South Federal Highway, Dania Beach, 33004. TREADWAY TOOMEY GALLERY Tel: +1 3144546525 MAINE 1485 West Housatonic Street (Route 20), Tel: +1 9549252550 818 North Boulevard, Oak Park, Chicago, 60301. Jan 28 Bazaar THOMASTON PLACE AUCTION GALLERIES Pittsfield, 01201. Feb 3 Jewellery, Antiques, Fine Art & Tel: +1 7038335234 Feb 20 Gallery Sale 51 Atlantic Highway, US Rt. 1, Thomaston, 04861. Tel: +1 4134488922 Feb 6 A Passion for Collecting: Fine Timepieces, Decorative Arts Tel: +1 2073548141 Jan 30 Art & Antiques Erotica & Decorative Arts from the Estate of SELKIRK AUCTIONEERS Feb 24 Antiques, Fine Art, Jewellery & Feb 27 Art & Antiques Candice B. Groot Feb 13-14 Winter Auction 4739 McPherson Avenue, Louis, 63108. Decorative Arts Tel: +1 3146969041 KAMINSKI AUCTIONEERS LESLIE HINDMAN Jan 23 Gallery Auction WRIGHT AUCTIONS JAMES D. JULIA 1608 South Dixie Highway, West Palm Beach, Auction Hall 117 Elliot St, Rt. 62, Beverly, 01915. 1440 W Hubbard, Chicago, 60642. 203 Skowhegan Road, Fairfield, 04937. Florida, 33401. Tel: +1 9789272223 Tel: +1 3125630040 Tel: +1 2074537125 Tel: +1 3122801212 Jan 31 Estate Auction Jan 21 Irving Harper Paper Sculptures NEVADA Jan 23 Property from The Winter White House, Feb 3-5 Fine Art, Asian & Antiques Jan 28 Prints & Multiples SKINNER INC. MORPHY AUCTIONS Palm Beach, Florida Feb 11 American Design 63 Park Plaza, Boston, 02116. 4520 Arville St #1, Las Vegas 89103. Feb 19 Palm Beach Winter Auction MARYLAND Tel: +1 6173505400 Tel: +1 7023826513 INDIANA Jan 22 Fine Prints & Photographs Jan 23 Firearms LOUIS J DIANNI ANTIQUE MARINE ART THERIAULT’S WICKLIFF AUCTIONEERS Jan 22 Fine Paintings & Sculpture Jan 30-31 Coin-op & Advertsing The Crowne Plaza, 173 Jennifer Rd, Hilton Hotel & Conference Centre, 150 12232 Hancock Street, Carmel, Indiana, 46032. Jan 25 Fine Art (Online) Australian Avenue, West Palm Beach, 33406. Tel: +1 3175738030 Annapolis, 21401. Feb 6 The Van Kirke & Helen Nelson Collection Tel: +1 9144747710 Feb 20 Fine Art, Fine Jewellery, Antiques & Tel: +1 4102243655 Feb 18-25 Fine Wine, Whisky, Spirits (Online) Feb 13-15 Annual Palm Beach Auction Decorative Furnishings Jan 29 “Ten To Go” Antique & Collectible Dolls Feb 27 American Furniture & Decorative Arts CONTINUED ON PAGE 25
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CONTINUED FROM PAGE 24 TIMELY EASTER RISING OFFERING Spink USA are one of the first to take advantage of the NEW HAMPSHIRE centenary of the Easter Rising in Dublin, selling The Liberty GALLERY AT KNOTTY PINE Collection as part of the January 27-28 sale in New York. Route 10, Box 96, West Swanzey, 03469. This comprehensive group includes medals, historical Tel: +1 6033522313 documents, uniforms and other artefacts relating to the 1916 Jan 21 Estate Antiques Auction Easter Rising and Ireland’s subsequent fight for independence Jan 28 Estate Antiques Auction in 1917-21. Feb 4 Estate Antiques Auction An unusual feature of the collection is that it contains medals from both sides of the conflict. A run of Irish 1916 Feb 7 Americana & Decorative Arts medals includes three original named medals to casualties. One (shown left) was awarded to Thomas O’Reilly, Dublin WILLIAM A. SMITH Brigade, Irish Volunteers, who served during the 1916 Easter 1064 Route 12A, Plainfield, 03781. Rising with the General Post Office garrison and was mortally Tel: +1 6036752549 wounded. It is estimated at $15,000-20,000. More than 300 lots of American and European furniture, Feb 27 Important Auction Featuring The House About 2500 similar medals were issued – presented by paintings and objects from the estate of Texas oil & Antiques Collection of The Late John Page President Eamon de Valera at a parade held in Dublin in 1941. baron Richard Bass will form a major slice of Heritage The Liberty Collection features a number of British medal Auctions’ February 20-21 auction in Dallas. Bass, who groups, including the honours and awards to Brigadier- was the owner of the Snowbird Ski resort in Utah, was also the first man to climb the Seven Summits. NEW JERSEY General William Lowe CB, who commanded the British forces The English furniture includes this 5ft 5in (1.6m) wide George III mahogany side table of c.1820 RAGO in Dublin and received the surrender of the Irish forces. which has a painted inscription to the underside reading Loan/IB Trenchard Cox. Cox was a director 333 North Main Street, Lambertville, 08530. The estimate is $15,000-20,000. of the Birmingham City Art Gallery from 1944-54 and the director of the Victoria & Albert Museum Tel: +1 6093979374 n spink.com for the next decade. The estimate is $1500-2500. Feb 26 Una Buona Vita: A Private New Jersey n ha.com Collection Feb 26 Collection Of James & Rose Ryan Feb 27 Early 20th c. Decorative Arts Auction Feb 27 Mid-Mod Auction CLARKE AUCTION JEFFREY HOARE AUCTIONS Jan 28 Master Drawings WILLIAM J. JENACK Feb 28 Modern Design Auction 2372 Boston Post Road, Larchmont, 10538. Crowne Plaza Niagara Falls, 300 3rd Street, Jan 28 The Road to Rome: Property from a 62 Kings Highway Bypass, Chester, Feb 28 Rago Modern Ceramics & Glass Auction Distinguished Italian Private Collection, Part I New York, 10918. Tel: +1 9148338336 Niagara Falls, 14303. Jan 28 Master Paintings Evening Sale Tel: +1 9144699095 Jan 31 Fine Art, Midcentury Modern, Antiques, Tel: +1 5194737491 TIME AND AGAIN AUCTION GALLERY Jan 29 Master Paintings & Sculpture Jan 24 American & European Paintings, Ancient Jan 30-31 Numismatic & Military 1416 E. Linden Avenue, Linden, 07036. Asian, Silver & Jewellery Jan 29-30 Master Paintings & 19th Century & U.S. Coins, Maps & Lithography Tel: +1 9088620200 European Art Feb 9-11 Estate Auction NATIONAL BOOK AUCTIONS COPAKE AUCTIONS Feb 9 Stack’s Bowers Galleries: The D. Brent 1429 Danby Road (Route 96B), Ithaca, 14850. Pogue Collection, Masterpieces of United States NORTH CAROLINA 266 East Main Street (Rt. 7A), Copake, 12516. WATERFORDS Tel: +1 6072690101 Coinage: Part III BRUNK AUCTIONS 147 Jackson Road, Berlin, 08009. Tel: +1 5183291142 Jan 24 Books, Art, Ephemera, & Collectibles Feb 10 Stack’s Bowers Galleries: The Rarities 117 Tunnel Road, Asheville, 28805. Tel: +1 8563365551 Feb 13 Catalogued Estate Auction Auction Tel: +1 8282546846 Jan 23 The Winter International Collectibles Sale PHILIP WEISS AUCTIONS Feb 27 Finest & Rarest Wines Feb 4 Discovery Auction DOYLE 74 Merrick Road, Lynbrook, 11563. SOUTH BAY AUCTIONS LELAND LITTLE AUCTIONS 175 East 87th Street, New York, 10128. Tel: +1 5165940731 NEW YORK 485 Montauk Highway, East Moriches, 620 Cornerstone Court, Hillsborough, 27278. AUCTIONATA Feb 7 Estate, Painting, Pottery, Porcelain, Tel: +1 2124272730 Long Island, New York, 11940. Tel: +1 9196441243 595 Madison Avenue, 5th Floor, Perfume Bottles & Bronzes Jan 27 English & Continental Furniture & Tel: +1 6318782909 Feb 5-6 Two-Day Winter Gallery Auction New York, 10022. Jan 30 Antiques, Fine Arts & Sporting Auction Feb 20 Gallery Estate Auction Tel: +1 855275224 Decorative Arts/ Old Master Paintings ROLAND ANTIQUES Jan 20 Modern & Vintage Timepieces Feb 10 Belle Epoque: 19th & 20th Century 80 East 11th Street, New York, 10003. SPINK USA Feb 9 Rare Books & Ephemera Decorative Arts Tel: +1 2122602000 145 W. 57th Street, 18th Floor, New York, 10019. OHIO Feb 24 Fine Jewellery Tel: +1 2122628400 APPLE TREE AUCTION CENTER BONHAMS Feb 6 Estates Auction Jan 27-28 The Numismatic Collector’s Sale 1625 W Church Street, Newark, 43055. 580 Madison Avenue at 56th Street, Feb 25 Fine Jewellery & Contents of Safe Feb 19 Estates Auction Tel: + 1 7403444282 New York, 10022. Deposit Boxes Feb 20 A New Jersey Estate: Fine Art STAIR GALLERIES Jan 20-22 Premiere Doll Auction Tel: +1 2126449001 Feb 26-27 An East Hampton Estate: Coins, 549 Warren Street, Hudson, 12534. Jan 26 Household Auction Jan 28 Maritime Paintings & Decorative Arts FLANNERY’S AUCTION SERVICES Stamps, Paper Money Jan 29-30 Firearms & Militaria Auction Feb 17 Dogs in Show & Field Tel: +1 5187511000 26 Recreation Park Rd, Pine Bush, Feb 5 English & Continental Furniture, CHRISTIE’S New York, 12566. SOTHEBY’S Decorations, Art & Jewellery COWAN’S AUCTIONS 1334 York Avenue, New York, 10021. Feb 26 The Estate of Joseph Famularo, 6270 Este Avenue, Cincinnati, 45232. 20 Rockefeller Plaza, New York, 10020. Tel: +1 8457442233 Tel: +1 2126362680 Tel: +1 2126067176 Pawling, New York Tel: +1 5138711670 Jan 30 Rare & Collectable Book Auction Jan 22 Discovery Sale Jan 21 Chinese Export Art Jan 20-22 Property from the Collection of Irvin SWANN AUCTION GALLERIES Feb 12 Fine Art Jan 22 American Furniture, Folk Art & Silver & Anita Schorsch: Hidden Glen Farms Jan 22 Philadelphia Splendor: The Collection of HERITAGE AUCTIONS 104 East 25th Street, New York, 10010. Feb 13 American & European Fine & Dec Art Jan 22-23 Important Americana Mr. & Mrs. Max R Zaitz Tel: +1 2122544710 445 Park Avenue (near 57th Street), Jan 23 American Beauty: The American Folk Art Jan 22 Liberation Through Expression: Outsider Jan 28 Illustration Art GARTH’S New York, 10022. & Vernacular Art Collection of Stephen & Petra Levin, Part I Feb 4 Printed & Manuscript Americana 2097 London Road, Suite F, Delaware, 43015. Jan 27 Old Master & British Drawings Tel: +1 2124863500 Jan 27 The Collection of A. Alfred Taubman: Old Feb 11 Vintage Posters Tel: +1 7403624771 Feb 9 Living with Art Feb 20-21 Sports Auction Masters Feb 25 Photographs & Photobooks Feb 5 Eclectic Auction
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TIMELY EASTER RISING OFFERING MATERIAL CULTURE HERITAGE AUCTIONS Spink USA are one of the first to take advantage of the 4700 Wissahickon Avenue, Philadelphia, 19144. 3500 Maple Avenue, Dallas, 75219. centenary of the Easter Rising in Dublin, selling The Liberty Tel: +1 2154384700 Tel: +1 8008726467 Collection as part of the January 27-28 sale in New York. This comprehensive group includes medals, historical Jan 24 Estate Sale: Antiques, Art, Collectables, Feb 8 Luxury Accessories documents, uniforms and other artefacts relating to the 1916 Asian & Decorative Arts Feb 18-20 Comics & Original Comic Art Easter Rising and Ireland’s subsequent fight for independence Feb 14 Oriental, Moroccan & Chinese Rugs Feb 20-21 Estate Auction in 1917-21. An unusual feature of the collection is that it contains from American Estates Feb 20 Entertainment & Music Memorabilia medals from both sides of the conflict. A run of Irish 1916 medals includes three original named medals to casualties. MORPHY AUCTIONS MORTON AUCTIONEERS One (shown left) was awarded to Thomas O’Reilly, Dublin 4901 Richmond Avenue, Houston, 77027. Brigade, Irish Volunteers, who served during the 1916 Easter 2000 N. Reading Road, Denver, 17517. Rising with the General Post Office garrison and was mortally Tel: +1 7173353435 Tel: +1 7138277835 wounded. It is estimated at $15,000-20,000. More than 300 lots of American and European furniture, Feb 6-7 General Antiques Feb 6 Fine Art, Jewellery & Antiques About 2500 similar medals were issued – presented by paintings and objects from the estate of Texas oil Feb 27-28 Fine & Decorative Art Feb 16 Interiors President Eamon de Valera at a parade held in Dublin in 1941. baron Richard Bass will form a major slice of Heritage The Liberty Collection features a number of British medal Auctions’ February 20-21 auction in Dallas. Bass, who groups, including the honours and awards to Brigadier- was the owner of the Snowbird Ski resort in Utah, was also the first man to climb the Seven Summits. WITMAN AUCTIONEERS SIMPSON GALLERIES General William Lowe CB, who commanded the British forces The English furniture includes this 5ft 5in (1.6m) wide George III mahogany side table of c.1820 657 Fruitville Pike, Manheim, 17545. 6116 Skyline, Houston, 77057. in Dublin and received the surrender of the Irish forces. which has a painted inscription to the underside reading Loan/IB Trenchard Cox. Cox was a director Tel: +1 7135246751 The estimate is $15,000-20,000. of the Birmingham City Art Gallery from 1944-54 and the director of the Victoria & Albert Museum Tel: +1 7176655735 n spink.com for the next decade. The estimate is $1500-2500. Jan 30 Antiques Auction Feb 28 Fine Art & Antiques n ha.com Feb 27 Antiques Auction
VIRGINIA BREMO AUCTIONS Jan 28 Master Drawings WILLIAM J. JENACK GRAY’S AUCTIONEERS SOUTH CAROLINA Jan 28 The Road to Rome: Property from a 62 Kings Highway Bypass, Chester, 10717 Detroit Avenue, Cleveland, 44102. COPLEY FINE ART AUCTIONS 320 Pantops Center, Charlottesville, 22911. Distinguished Italian Private Collection, Part I New York, 10918. Tel: +1 2164587695 Tel: +1 617 5360030 Tel: +1 4342931267 Jan 28 Master Paintings Evening Sale Tel: +1 9144699095 Jan 20 William Richards’ Chromogenic Abstracts Feb 12 The Winter Sale at The American Theater Jan 23 Fine & Decorative Arts Jan 29 Master Paintings & Sculpture Jan 24 American & European Paintings, Ancient Jan 27 Fine Art, Furniture & Decorative Art Feb 20 Mid-Century Modern & Decorative Arts Jan 29-30 Master Paintings & 19th Century & U.S. Coins, Maps & Lithography 446 King Street, Charleston, European Art South Carolina Feb 9 Stack’s Bowers Galleries: The D. Brent JEFFREY S. EVANS & ASSOCIATES Pogue Collection, Masterpieces of United States NORTH CAROLINA 2177 Green Valley Lane, Mount Crawford, 22841. PENNSYLVANIA Coinage: Part III BRUNK AUCTIONS TENNESSEE Tel: +1 5404343939 Feb 10 Stack’s Bowers Galleries: The Rarities 117 Tunnel Road, Asheville, 28805. ALDERFER AUCTION COMPANY CASE ANTIQUES Jan 29 18th & 19th Century Glass & Lighting Auction Tel: +1 8282546846 501 Fairgrounds Road, Hatfield, 19440. 2240 Sutherland Avenue, Suite 101, Jan 30 19th Century & Victorian Glass Feb 27 Finest & Rarest Wines Feb 4 Discovery Auction Tel: +1 2153933000 Feb 27 18th & 19th Century Glass & Lighting Jan 28 Nostalgic Treasures & Furniture Auction Knoxville, 37919. SOUTH BAY AUCTIONS LELAND LITTLE AUCTIONS Jan 28 Estate Auction Tel: +1 865 558 3033 485 Montauk Highway, East Moriches, 620 Cornerstone Court, Hillsborough, 27278. Feb 23 Firearms Jan 23 Fine Art & Antiques Auction OLD WORLD AUCTIONS Long Island, New York, 11940. Tel: +1 9196441243 4325 Cox Road, Glen Allen, 23060. Tel: +1 6318782909 Feb 5-6 Two-Day Winter Gallery Auction CORDIER AUCTIONS KIMBALL M. STERLING Tel: +1 8042908090 Jan 30 Antiques, Fine Arts & Sporting Auction Feb 20 Gallery Estate Auction 1500 Paxton Street, Harrisburg, 17104. 125 West Market Street, Feb 3 Antique Maps, Globes, Charts, SPINK USA Tel: +1 7177318662 Johnson City, 37601. Atlases & Vintage Graphics (Online Only) 145 W. 57th Street, 18th Floor, New York, 10019. OHIO Jan 23 Discovery Art Auction Tel: +1 4239281471 Tel: +1 2122628400 APPLE TREE AUCTION CENTER Day One Jan 23 Estate Auction Jan 27-28 The Numismatic Collector’s Sale 1625 W Church Street, Newark, 43055. Feb 20 Winter Antiques & Fine Art Auction WASHINGTON Tel: + 1 7403444282 Day Two WESCHLER’S STAIR GALLERIES Jan 20-22 Premiere Doll Auction Feb 21 Winter Antiques & Fine Art Auction 909 E Street NW, Washington, D.C, 20004. 549 Warren Street, Hudson, 12534. Jan 26 Household Auction TEXAS Tel: +1 5187511000 Jan 29-30 Firearms & Militaria Auction DALLAS AUCTION GALLERY Tel: +1 2026281281 FREEMANS Feb 5 English & Continental Furniture, 2235 Monitor Street, Dallas, 75207. Feb 26 Capital Collections Estate Auction Decorations, Art & Jewellery COWAN’S AUCTIONS 1808 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, 19103. Tel: +1 2146533900 Feb 26 The Estate of Joseph Famularo, 6270 Este Avenue, Cincinnati, 45232. Tel: +1 2155639275 Feb 24 The Decorative Arts Sale Pawling, New York Tel: +1 5138711670 Jan 25 European Art & Old Masters To have auction dates Jan 22 Discovery Sale Feb 8 Estate Sale: Jewellery SWANN AUCTION GALLERIES Feb 12 Fine Art GALLERY AUCTIONS INC included in a future 104 East 25th Street, New York, 10010. Feb 13 American & European Fine & Dec Art KAMELOT AUCTIONS 13310 Luthe Road, Houston, 77039. calendar or to advise Tel: +1 2122544710 4700 Wissahickon Avenue, Philadelphia, 19144. Tel: +1 2819310100 Jan 28 Illustration Art GARTH’S us about any changes, Jan 25 Belgian Antiques Feb 4 Printed & Manuscript Americana 2097 London Road, Suite F, Delaware, 43015. Tel: +1 2154386990 email Feb 11 Vintage Posters Tel: +1 7403624771 Jan 30 Mid Century & Design Furniture Feb 1 French Antiques [email protected] Feb 25 Photographs & Photobooks Feb 5 Eclectic Auction Feb 27 Furniture & Decorative Arts Feb 8 English Antiques
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