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International Auction Gallery 1645 S International Auction Gallery 1645 S. Sinclair St., Anaheim, CA 92806 714-935-9294 Ar. 3, 2017 Auction Catalog Prev. @ Sun. (04/02) 10am-4pm & Mon. 10am-6pm, Sale Starts 3pm 1 Stone duck 2 Brass magazine stand 3 Mid-Eastern hand painted covered jar 4 2 pieces frosty art glasses 5 Chinese framed embroidery panel 6 Antique Japanese lacquer tray 7 2 Chinese antique bamboo baskets 8 3 Chinese prints 9 4 pieces Victorian silverplate coffee set by Meriden 10 6 pieces Chinese antique porcelain 11 6 Franciscan painted wine goblets 12 Beautiful sculpture of Jesus and Maria 13 Chinese famille rose porcelain vase 14 Song style crackle porcelain vase 15 Lot of vintage fans 16 3 pieces silverplate chocolate set 17 Unusual set of 12 butter server, possible Dutch 18 Lot of misc. silverplate 19 Table top display case 20 Table top display case 21 Tootled leather belt 22 Storage cooler 23 Silverplate bread basket, crystal salt/pepper shaker with silver/silverplate top 24 Lot of fancy silverplate serving pieces 25 Serving for 8 silverplate dinner set, total approx. 45 pieces (never been used) 26 Oil on board "snow scene" 27 An oil on canvas painting, and a signed and numbered etching 28 3 framed etchings 29 Oil on board "lake scene with house" 30 19th century oil on canvas painting depicting rural scene with house (damage and repair) 31 Oil on board "desert landscape" 32 Lot of Japanese lacquer ware 33 Chinese paper cutting art collection 34 Chinese 2008 Olympic memorabilia coin in original presentation box 35 2 pieces Chinese antique porcelains, and 2 Chinese antique enamel plates 36 2 pieces fine cut crystals 37 Chinese blue and white porcelain covered jar 38 Chinese famille rose porcelain vase 39 2 Chinese porcelain vase, made as lamps 40 2 antique Japanese porcelain pieces, made as lamps 41 Very ornate porcelain vase, made as lamp 42 Chinese antique porcelain figure (repair), made as lamp 43 Misc. porcelain figures and jar 44 Cloisonne censer 45 Lot of misc. 46 2 Chinese prints 47 Solid wood bedroom set; including full size bed and a night stand 48 Oil on canvas "Paris street scene" 49 2 pieces Chinese vintage embroidery panels 50 Chinese framed watercolor "girl in garden" Lot # Item description L. Est. H Est. start 90 Brass sculpture of standing Buddha, 9.75"H $50 $150 $20 91 Pair gilt metal and wood fulion, 10"Hx5.2"x7.3" each $50 $150 $20 92 Chinese blue, red and white large porcelain vase, 22.5"Hx8.5"dia $150 $350 $50 93 Oak roll top desk (missing back panel), 45.5"Hx54"x29" $80 $150 $20 94 Italian walnut designer designed inlaid pedestal center large table (paid $7500 in less $800 $1,500 $250 than 20 years ago), 31.75"Hx70"dia 95 Antique style trunk, 19.15"Hx45.5"x24.75" $80 $150 $20 96 Solid oak bookcase, 63.15"Hx42.25"x15.5" $100 $300 $30 97 Tiger oak cabinet made as TV cabinet, 80.5"Hx39.5"x21.5" $100 $300 $30 98 Rococo style solid wood queen size bed, 51.5"Hx71.5"x102" $100 $300 $30 98A Karges walnut bow front chest of drawers (37.5"Hx56"x22.4") with mirror (40"x26") $150 $350 $50 (top walnut damage) 99 Karges walnut drop front secretary chest of drawers (top corner water damage, $150 $350 $50 42"Hx41.5"x21") 99A Karges walnut full size bed (47"Hx58.5"x77.25") with night stand (25.5"Hx15"x15") $150 $350 $50 100 3 items; a vintage radio (14.2"H), antique Chinese bucket (11"Hx11.3"dia) and a $80 $150 $20 Japanese lacquer folding stools (one foot hardware missing, 15.5"x13.3"x9.2")) 101 Pair Chinese antique gilt wood carved candle holders, 20.8"H each $50 $80 $20 102 Pair Chinese antique famille rose porcelain plates, 1"Hx5.2"dia each $50 $80 $20 103 7 zitan wood stands, 6.5"x6.5"(2), 10"x10"(2), 5.25"x5.25", 5.25"x4.1", $150 $350 $50 11.25"x11.25" 104 6 zitan wood stands, 10.45"x10.45", 9.25"x10.35", 14"x7.25", 8.85"x8.85", 8"x8"(2) $150 $350 $50 105 4 large zitan wood stand, 10"x10", 11.2"x9.25", 16.75"x12.85", 20"x9.3" $150 $350 $50 106 Lot of misc. wood stands, 1"Hx2.45"dia - 1.68"Hx8"dia $100 $300 $30 107 Chinese wood low table, 4.75"x25.7"x14.1" $50 $150 $20 108 4 zitan wood glass cubes with stands (9.5"Hx6.5"x6.5" - 11.75"Hx9.6"x7.65") and $150 $350 $50 one zitan wood base stand w/ glass cover (11.1"Hx5.25"x4") 109 4 zitan wood glass cubes with stands, 8.4"Hx12"x5.75", 9.1"Hx14"x6.5", $150 $350 $50 14.3"Hx7.7"x7.7"(2) 110 Antique Chinese watercolor depicting phoenix, 50.3"x20.75" $80 $150 $20 111 Chinese watercolor "fish" (48"x24.25"), Chinese print scroll "lady in garden" $100 $300 $30 (17.15"x12.3"), a print fan face "cat" (13.9"dia), and a Chinese print calligraphy scroll (13"x53") 112 3 Chinese scroll boxes (31.6"Lx3.25"x3.25", 33.5"Lx3.25"x3.25", 39.5"Lx3.4"x3.4"), $80 $150 $20 and one watercolor panel depicting dragon and tiger (damage, 60"x20.25") 113 Lot of dzi bead like beads, 0.6'x0.6" - 2.25"L $80 $150 $20 114 5 misc. bead necklaces $100 $300 $30 115 8 snuff bottles; including inside painted, porcelain, and stone carved, 1.85"H - 3.13"H $100 $300 $30 116 4 zitan wood stands with glass cubes, 10.4"Hx5.25"x5.25" -16.6"Hx8.85"x8.85" $150 $350 $50 117 9 finely carved wood stands, 1"Hx2.3"dia - 1.75"Hx6.5"x3.9" $100 $300 $30 118 7 finely carved wood stands, 1.4"Hx3.5"dia - 6.1"Hx12.25"dia $100 $300 $30 119 6 large wood stands, 3"Hx8.5"dia - 2.3"Hx11.5"dia $100 $300 $30 120 2 zitan wood stands with glass cubes, 7.85"Hx13.75"x9.85" - 7.75"Hx14.3"x10.5" $100 $300 $30 121 2 toy cash registers, 9"H, 6.5"H $50 $80 $20 122 Lot of misc. antique reference books; including doll reference books $80 $150 $20 123 2 vintage doll buggies, 26.25"H, 17.25"h $80 $150 $20 124 Victorian doll buggy, 14.25"H $80 $150 $20 125 Victorian doll buggy, 58.25"H $80 $150 $20 126 A Victorian ? (17.25"x20"), and a Victorian horse hair runner (104"x18") $30 $50 $10 127 3 items; American Indian blanket (cut off, 54.5"x28"), a small Indian blanket $80 $150 $20 (33"x20.5"), and an Indian blanket pillow (17"x13.5") 128 American Indian blanket, 45.5"x33" $80 $150 $20 129 American Indian blanket, 57.75"x31.5" $100 $300 $30 130 Large American Indian blanket, 72"x59.25" $150 $350 $50 131 2 Indian bead purses (8"x4.5", 4.25"x3.2"), an Indian bead belt buckle (4.05"x3.05"), $80 $150 $20 and small baskets (0.75"Hx0.75"dia - 2.2"Hx1.85"dia) 132 Large American Indian blanket, 96.5"x51.75" $30 $80 $10 133 4 Indian bead ornaments (2.75"dia, 3.5"dia, 5.5"x3.2"), some with necklace $50 $150 $20 134 American Indian (?) blanket, 69"x35.5" $80 $150 $20 135 American Indian blanket, 77"x39.3" $100 $300 $30 136 American Indian blanket, 68.5"x43.8" $150 $350 $50 137 American Indian blanket, 60.75"x31.25" $100 $300 $30 138 2 American Indian blankets (?), 47"x36", 45"x20.5" $30 $50 $10 138A A vintage American Indian pottery jar, signed, 3.2"H $100 $300 $30 139 3 Victorian altar cloth, 50"x21.4", 57.5"x28.25", 58.5"x33.2" $100 $300 $30 140 American Indian blanket, 68.3"x25" $80 $150 $20 140A A painted and carved Acoma pottery jar, 8.3"Hx10.5"dia $100 $300 $30 141 A large ship model, 31"H $100 $300 $30 142 A beautiful art nouveau porcelain vase by Royal Bonn, 11.4"Hx5.7" $150 $350 $50 143 A Franz teapot with goldfish design, 6"H $100 $300 $30 144 4 Franz cups and saucers with spoons (3.55"H, 4.5"dia, 5.4"L) (3.5"H, 4.7"dia, 5.3"L) $150 $350 $50 (3"Hx4.55"dia, 5.6"L) (4.25"H, 4.8"dia, 5.4"L) 145 3 iron stone carvings; figure (17.25"H) and 2 owls (9"H each) $80 $150 $20 146 2 table clocks, 11.5"H, 13"H $80 $150 $20 147 A large Murano glass fish (11"Hx19.5"x5.7") and a pottery bear (8.5"H) $100 $300 $30 148 6pc Victorian and depression glasses; including an Amberina compote, $80 $150 $20 1.3"Hx11.25"x7.5" - 7.75"Hx11.75"dia 149 3pc blue depression glasses; including a hobnail pitcher (8.05"Hx8"x5.25"), $80 $150 $20 1.25"Hx10.35"dia, 4"Hx9"x4.8" 150 6 art glass paper weights; including one by Caithness, 1.8"H-3.25"H $80 $150 $20 151 5pc artist signed art glass vases; including one by Boda, 4.6 "Hx3"dia - $80 $150 $20 11.1"Hx7.25"x3.2" 152 5 artist signed art glass goblets and pitcher, 9"Hx2.95"dia(2), 9"Hx4.13"dia, $80 $150 $20 10.25"Hx4.9"dia, 7.35"Hx7"x4.63" 153 4 artist signed art glass large bowls, 4.9"Hx6.5"dia - 6"Hx12.1"dia $80 $150 $20 154 6 artist signed art glass pieces, 9.75"dia, 10.75"dia, 3"H, 4.8"H, 4.9"H, 7.2"H $80 $150 $20 155 5 art glass stoppers, 3 by Versace (5.1"L each), 5.25"l, 15.75"L $80 $150 $20 156 Fine arts and crafts pottery jar (bottom drilled), 6"Hx8.8"dia $150 $350 $50 157 Antique English traveling lap desk with beautiful inlaid (minor loss), 6"Hx13.7"x8.9" $100 $300 $30 158 4 piece art glasses; including one clock, 14.5"dia, 9"dia, 10.35"Hx11.2"x3.25", $150 $350 $50 6.4"Hx6.1"x1.5" 159 4 artist signed art glass vases, 7"H, 8"H, 8.25"H, 9.7"H $80 $150 $20 160 5pc art glasses; including 3 Lalique crystal ornaments (2.63"dia) (one of the perfume $80 $150 $20 bottle top chip), 2.75"Hx4"x2.25", 3.85"hx3.1"x1.75" 161 7pc art glasses; including 5 art glass fish by Boda (9.75"L), a Murano glass fish (5"L), $80 $150 $20 and a star fish (9.1"x9.5"x2.8" 162 3 fine artist signed art glass vases, 6.8"Hx3.1"dia, 7.15"Hx5.75"dia, 8.2"Hx7.25"dia $80 $150 $20 163 3pc rare antique Moser crystals; including 2 perfume bottles (one bottom minor chip, $300 $500 $100 5.4"Hx3.7"x2.5" each) and a Moser crystal powder box (3.5"Hx6.25"x4") 164 Pair rare 19th/20th century Murano glass candle holders, 15.75"Hx5.1"dia each $150 $350 $50 165 A beautiful Italian art deco art glass vase (it was a lamp), 13.8"Hx5.5"dia $300 $500 $100 166 10 rare early 20th century memorabilia glass axes, some are dated, 5.8"L - 8.25"L $80 $150 $20 167 A Leica R3 camera with wood box, 6.4"Hx7.7"x6.25"
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