Yale University Art Gallery – Craft Worldviews/Art and Science in Europe, 1500–1800
Through June 25, 2023
www.artgallery.yale.edu
@yaleartgallery

Automaton Clock in the Shape of Diana on Her Chariot, German, Augsburg, first quarter 17th century. Case: gilt brass and ebony; dials: partly enameled silver; movement: brass and iron. Yale University Art Gallery, Gift of Mrs. Laird Shields Goldsborough in memory of Mr. Laird Shields Goldsborough, B.A. 1924

Yale University Art Gallery – Thinking Small/Dutch Art To Scale
Through July 23, 2023
www.artgallery.yale.edu
@yaleartgallery

Jan Bellekin, Nautilus Cup, ca. 1660. Engraved shell with silver-gilt mount (added later). Yale University Art Gallery, Marion M. Kemp Fund in memory of her brother, Arthur T. Kemp, B.S. 1894
Exhibition organized by the Yale University Art Gallery in partnership with the Center for Netherlandish Art at the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston

Berkshire Botanical Garden: Alchemy & Innocents – Works By Anastasia Traina
May 5 – June 25
5 West Stockbridge Road, Stockbridge, MA
www.berkshirebotanical.org
Gallery hours: Seven days a week, 9 a.m. – 5 p.m.

Anastasia Traina’s “Alchemy and Innocents” illuminates the botanical world and its hidden creatures by building a Nouveau-Victorian landscape inhabited by magical insects and fauna placed into realistic botanic backdrops. By embracing watercolor, graphite, colored pencil, hand- pressed paper, kiln cast glass, and pate de verre, the work seeks to excite and inspire its audiences to rediscover the efflorescing beauty already around them — giving us an even more profound sense of wonder and appreciation for the extraordinary living within our own little corner.

David A. Schorsch & Eileen M. Smiles – By the People, For the People American Antiques
May 13 – June 12
358 Main Street South, Woodbury, CT 06798
contact@schorsch-smiles.com
www.schorsch-smiles.com
203.982.7574

Antiquarian Equities, Inc. By The People, For The People: Fine American Folk Art, 1780-1940, our newest exhibition catalog offers for sale twenty-one select examples of American folk paintings and folk sculpture by notable and unidentified artists. Available on our website as a digital or printed version beginning May 13, 2023 until June 12, 2023.

Lark Mason Auction of Jewelry and Fashion from the Estate of Mary A. Yturria
May 30-June 15, 2023
iGavelAuctions.com
txoffice@larkmasonassociates.com
+1-212-289-5524

Lark Mason Associates Bid on iGavelAuctions.com –

NEW BRAUNFELS TEXAS — Lark Mason Associates is presenting jewelry and fashion from the estate of Mary Yturria on iGavelAuctions.com, which opens for online bidding on May 30 through June 15.

Said Lark Mason: “Mary was the quintessential style-setter in the 1950s, and her jewelry and clothing reflect her sophisticated taste. As a stewardess for Pan Am Airlines during its heyday, she was able to experience the world and developed a love of China and Asia from her many trips abroad. She eventually met her husband Frank Yturria, whose ancestors were from one of Texas’ legendary ranching families.”

According to Mason, the couple spearheaded many civic projects in Brownsville, Texas, and across the state of Texas, including the preservation of the endangered Texas ocelot and other native species and restoration of historic buildings throughout the Rio Grande Valley. Mary and Frank were very active politically, supporting the arts, literacy, health, safety and education.
Nearly 250 lots will be offered, Among the jewelry highlights are a 10-carat marquise cut three diamond and platinum ring ($125/175,000); a vintage emerald, diamond and platinum necklace with European cut diamonds $60/80,000); a pair of Jean Mahie high-karat cuff bracelets, 277 dwt, each hallmarked 22K and with maker’s mark, one with applied elements ($20/30,000); a pair of platinum and diamond dangle earrings ($10/20,000); a David Webb 18K gold graduated rope necklace ($10/15,000); a Chinese green jadeite peach and citron carving with gold mounts and a woven gold chain ($10/15,000); a Cartier 18K gold Panthere man’s watch ($7/10,000); a sterling silver America Frances I tea and coffee service and tray ($10/15,000); and a Chinese pink and green tourmaline gourds and squirrels carving with gold bail ($700-$1,000).

Fashion accessories include more than a dozen handbags, shoes and belts from Hermes, Chanel, Louis Vuitton, Celine, Ferragamo, Valentino and Judith Leiber, with an assortment of clothing by Oscar de la Renta, Chanel and James Galanos.
The jewelry will be on view at Lark Mason Associates, 210 West Mill Street, New Braunfels, Texas. Gallery Hours are 10 am to 4 pm, Monday through Saturday. For information, www.igavelauctions.com or 212-289-5524.

This sale of luxury items comprises 140 lots of fine jewelry including a 10.29 carat
marquise-cut diamond ring, a collection of Jean Mahie high karat gold jewelry,
designer handbags, and a Steinway Model B rosewood piano, 1875
Art Deco Emerald, Diamond, and Platinum Necklace
Exhibition in Texas 210 W. Mill Street New Braunfels, TX 78130 on May 30th-June 14th, Monday-Saturday, 10am-4pm
Opening Reception Thursday June 1st, 6-8PM featuring Brett Cline on the Steinway

Object Lessons in American Art
At Florence Griswold Museum
June 3 – September 10
96 Lyme Street, Old Lyme CT
www.FlorenceGriswoldMuseum.org
860-434-5542

Selections from the Princeton University Art Museum
Object Lessons in American Art is organized by the Princeton University Art Museum.
This exhibition is made possible by leadership support of the Terra Foundation for American Art.
At the Florence Griswold Museum, support comes from the Department of Economic and Community Development,
Connecticut Office of the Arts, HSB, The Aeroflex Foundation, The David T. Langrock Foundation, WSHU Public Radio, as well as donors to the Museum’s Annual and Exhibition Funds.

Edward B. Beattie AUCTIONEERS JUNE MULTI ESTATES AUCTION
THIS SALE HELD ON www.AUCTIONNINJA.COM Edward B. Beattie Auctions
AUCTION BEGINS CLOSING ON FRIDAY JUNE 9TH @ 7:00 P.M.
Featuring mid century goods, artwork, military clothing, fine Waterford glassware, rugs, wicker, coins and stamps and much much more …
• NO SALES TAX• 603-770-9878 18% Buyers Premium Added To All Sales• Auctioneer Edward B. Beattie• NH Lie #6096, MA Lie #470

Central Mass Auctions Inc.
Pop Culture: Antique & Vintage Toys, Guitars, Baseball Cards, Sports Memorabilia, and Other Collectibles Auction
Bidding ends June 21st on LiveAuctioneers.com
Local pickup available June 24th in Worcester area
Visit our website for more information: www.centralmassauctions.com
Call 508-612-6111 or email info@centralmassauctions.com to consign for future auctions.

Antique and Vintage Toys from the 1800s to the late 20th century, including Cast Iron Mechanical Banks, Cast Iron Doorstops, Cast Iron Cars and T!ucks, Disney Toy Collection, Pressed Steel Trucks, etc. Large collection of Guitars from Boston estate by Gibson, Martin, Fender, and others. NASA Apollo collectibles from Engineer who worked in Apollo 11 Lunar Module. 1952 Mickey Mantle Bowman and otl1er Stars Baseball Cards. Sports Memorabilia from All-American Girls Professional Baseball League (League of their Own) player, Holy Cross Basketball Player who Played in the White Sox Fann System, and other Sports Memorabilia. Nearly 400 items.
Lionel Mickey & Minnie Mouse Railroad Handcar
Cast Iron Fire Truck
Barney Google Cast Iron Car – Part of Large Estate Toy Collection
Prime 1 Sideshow Megatron Transformers Mint in Box
Gibson Les Paul Guitar- Plus Many other Guitars from Boston Estate
1952 Bowman Mickey Mantle PSA 6 Baseball Card + Other Sports Cards & Memorabilia
Martin Acoustic Guitar – Plus Many other Guitars from Boston Estate
18% Buyer’s Premium – License #2591 • Auctioneer: Wayne Tuiskula • Subject to errors and omissions

THOMAS HIRCHAK COMPANY ONLINE AUCTION
Closing Wed. June 21 @ 10am
Cabot, VT Location
• THCAuction.com • 800-634-7653

480+ Lots of Fine Art & Antiques, plus Estate Items & Farm Equipment. Highlights include: Richard Lorenz Oil on Canvas “Indian Chief”, John Rogers Sculptures, Hamilton Irving Marlatt watercolors, Silver Smith & Jewelers by Lillian Baker Carlisle, Framed Buddhist Tapestries, vintage advertising, Wallace Nutting Photographs, E. Howard & Co. Mahogany Wall Clock, USN Ceremonial Sword, Federal Cherry Inlaid Clock, Marianne P. Sloan Oil on Canvas Painting, Rugs, Ford Ferguson 9N Tractor and much more!

Nathan Auction & Real Estate Inc. FINE ART & ESTATE AUCTION
TIMED AUCTION• ONLINE ONLY• Closing on June 19 @1:00pm
Bidding through Invaluable.com
370 West Rd, Manchester, Vermont 05254 • (802) 362-3194
www.nathanre.com
This is an online only, timed auction. Viewing by appointment. Bidding exclusively through Invaluable. Please feel free to request condition reports. Buyer’s Premium 23.0%

This auction is composed of selected objects of various periods that have interesting decorative appeal. Primarily from a collector’s estate who has lived in China for many years and spent a lot of time acquiring these objects in many less traveled parts of Asia. Additionally,fine silver, artwork and porcelain signs direct from several Vermont estates round out this auction.
Ai Xin Jue luo Yu Yue Scroll containing a water­color on paper,” 26.5″ x18″
Chinese Diety-Carved wooden and poly­chromed womans head, 21″h
Gorham Sterling sil­ver monogrammed clamshell from Bai­ley Banks & Biddle, 9″ X 9″
Set of 6-striped drinking glasses. Gia Pouti forVenini, 5.75″h
Large original single sided Firestone Tire sign, metal and porcelain Marked”AS 773 MADE IN USA SPS 57, 9’x 3′
Ornate Carriage Clock, 8″h with handle up
Steiff Sterling # 315 Repousse Water Pitcher, 8″h
Archimede Se­guso amber vase with 4-ear shaped handles at the neck and aurene round base.
Etched signature and original oval label on bottom, 13.75″h
2-sided National Express Porcelain Sign with side metal hanging bracket. Marked on Bottom, Made in England, 0 E and Co. 33 B Way NY, 13″ x 17″
Sadegh Tabrizi, Iranian, 1939-2017, Mixed Media, Ink and Stamped impressions on parchment, signed lower right,8″ x 10″
Timber Toppers Open Steeplechase. 6-black and white photos from 1933 by Freudy, NY, 19″ x 29″
City of Shanghai, oil on canvas, 35″ x47″
Francis Challenor coan, B. 18n, Watercolor, “Books and Flowers” signed lower right, 15″ x 21.5″
Rockwell Kent, American, 1882- 1971, Print, Mt. Equinox Winter, Manchester, 1921
J E Caldwell Sterling Silver Coffee Pot, Creamer and Tray
Chinese Scroll Painted on Canvas, 82″ X 57″
Chen Renli, Chinese B.1941, watercolor on paper 25″ X 26″
Flavia Poli, Maurano Teardrop Vase 8.25″h
Roderick Slater, American, 1937-2019, Oil on Board, Mixed Media, Collage, Found Objects. 1 of 5
Reed and Barton Sterling Silver Flarware service in a wooden box with 7-large R&B serving pieces
Early Bronze Chinese Diety with open arms on wooden stand, 26″h
Venetian goblet by the artist Baroviei, ca.1890, 12″h

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Scott Antique Markets – Atlanta Expo Center
June 8-11
SHOW HOURS
Thurs. 10:45am – 6pm
Fri. & Sat. 9am – 6pm
Sun. 10am – 4pm
Atlanta Expo Centers: Atlanta, GA
www.scottantiquemarkets.com

740-569-2800
Upcoming:
JULY6-9
AUG 10-13
SEP 7 -10
OCT 12-15
For more information, visit us at: www.scottantiquemarkets.com
DIRECTIONS: 3 miles East of Atlanta Airport, 1-285 at Exit 55 (3650 & 3850 Jonesboro Rd SE)

Doyle’s Inaugural Boston Auction
Thursday, June 8 at Noon
EXHIBITION June 3 –5, 10am – 4pm
236 Clarendon Street, Boston
www.doyle.com
Boston@Doyle.com
617-999-8254

Kathryn M. Craig & Chris Barber  – We Invite You To Auction!
Arthur Clifton Goodwin Swan Boats, Boston Public Garden Oil on canvas
18 x 24 inches From the Collection of Helen Sonnenberg Tucker $4,000–$6,000
Raoul Dufy Le port de Boston, 1950 Watercolor on paper 15 x 22 inches $18,000-20,000
Classical Inlaid Mahogany and Bird’s Eye Maple Bow Front Chest of Drawers
Boston, circa 1810 Height 36 1/4 inches
Property of a Collector, Fifth Avenue $4,000-6,000
Classical Carved Mahogany Serving Table Salem, MA, circa 1820
Height 33 1/2 inches Property of a Collector, Fifth Avenue $1,500-2,500

Phillips Design New York
June 8 2023
bgreen@phillips.com
917 207 9090

NEW YORK CITY — Phillips announced a selection of highlights from the New York spring design auction on June 8. The range of material on offer, in both geography and time period, testifies to the diversity of the Design category and the remarkable talent of designers across the globe. Including more than 100 works that span the Twentieth and Twenty-First Centuries, the sale includes works from notable makes such as Gio Ponti, Paul Evans, Ronan and Erwan Bouroullec, Louis Majorelle, José Zanine Caldas and Jean Prouvé, among many others.
Works will be offered by Joyce Anderson, Diane Itter and Gloria Kisch, each of whom are being offered for the first time in a Phillips sale. Anderson — who, in the 1950s, went from assisting her husband Edgar to becoming his equal collaborator — was a designer and woodworker in her own right and an influential member of the burgeoning craft movement in postwar America. Her expert craftmanship is nowhere better exemplified than in the walnut cabinet with an inlaid stone mosaic top that is on offer. Itter, while an important member of the 1960s and 1970s fiber art movement, was unique among her contemporaries for her focus on vibrantly dyed thread, which she employed with intricate knotting techniques to create intimately scaled and highly detailed works. The auction includes two knotted linen pieces that exemplify this practice. Kisch, a sculptor first, began to create functional works in the 1980s which blurred the lines between art and design. “In the Mirror,” is a whimsical and truly original take on an entryway staple, the coatrack. Each of these designers is currently experiencing a renaissance with new interest being paid to their contributions to design history.

Leading the sale is a panel from the Delaware Valley Modernist Paul Evans with a rare two-sided “Sculpture Front” screen from 1966. This is a rare example of a standalone Evans screen with gilt and painted steel decorations on both sides. Originally intended to float suspended on a metal frame, the screen is an imposing and historically significant work. Other artists in the lineup from this region include Harry Bertoia and George Nakashima. Bertoia is represented by a two-rod Sonambient, which stands at 100 inches high and comes from the collection of Gabriele and Robert Lee.

Phillips is also offering three works by Nakashima, including a set of eight New dining chairs, a Frenchman’s Cove II dining table and a two-door cabinet that all come from a private collection in Houston, Texas, where they have remained in the same family since their acquisition from the designer’s studio in the 1960s. Moving West, four Weed Pots from Doyle Lane alongside one of Lane’s clay paintings are also up for auction, celebrating the two forms he is most known for and marking the first time that one of Lane’s clay paintings will be offered at Phillips.

Additionally, Phillips will present five notable examples of Twentieth Century Brazilian design. Leading the group is a dining table by José Zanine Caldas, one the best examples of his work to come to the secondary market, due to its striking form and proportions as well as its impressive provenance. The work was acquired directly from the designer in 1977 by Brazilian art dealer Bruno Musatti and his wife, artist Jeanete Musatti, and it remained in their collection until 2020, when it was acquired by the present owner. Furthermore, this group includes iconic designs by Lina Bo Bardi, Joaquim Tenreiro, Sergio Rodriguez and Martin Eisler.

Phillips will also offer a group of French Art Nouveau lighting and furniture from a private collection. This collection comprises designs by French designers who were pivotal during the turn of the Twentieth Century, including Daum Frères, Louis Majorelle, Émile Gallé, Eugène Gaillard and Georges de Feure. Many of these designs were included in various world expositions and are considered to be pinnacle examples of Art Nouveau design. Highlights on offer include a “Nénuphar” table lamp by Daum Frères and Louis Majorelle, a table lamp in the form of a water lily, as well as Louis Majorelle’s “La Cascade” cabinet.

Another category in the sale will present Italian design works from the 1950s and 1960s primarily coming to market from American collections. The group reflects the significant interest in Italian design in postwar America. One work in the sale that represents this collaborative period is a pair of rare wall lights that Gio Ponti designed circa 1959 for the auditorium of the Time & Life Building in New York City.

Another discovery is a ceiling light designed by Studio B.B.P.R., which comes from a private Midwest collection where the work had been installed in a Highland Park residence in the early 1960s until now. The sale also includes a desk designed by Gio Ponti for the Altamira showroom in New York. Accompanying these pieces are numerous other designs by Italian designers from the same era, such as Carlo Mollino, Ico Parisi and Max Ingrand.
Auction viewing is June 2-8. Phillips is at 432 Park Avenue. For additional information, www.phillips.com.

Benjamin Green, Associate Specialist
Including Important Art Nouveau Lighting and Furniture from a Private Collection
Daum Frères and Louis Majorelle, “Nénuphar” table lamp, circa 1903; Émile Gallé, “Libellules” gueridon, circa 1900; Daum Frères and Louis Majorelle, “Magnolia” table lamp, circa 1904; Louis Majorelle, “La Cascade” cabinet, circa 1899

Sloans & Kenyon Auctioneers and Appraisers
Auction of Fine Estate Jewelry & Coins
Thursday, June 8 at 11 am

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EXHIBITION
Monday, June 5: 10 am – 5 pm • Tuesday, June 6: 10 am – 5 pm
Wednesday, June 7: 10 am – 5 pm • Thursday, June 8: 10 am – 10:30 am
Absentee, Telephone & Internet Bids Accepted
June Estate Catalogue Auction
Thursday, June 15 at 11 am
Antiques, Silver, Fine and Decorative Art, Furniture, Ethnographica, Rugs, Asian Ceramics and Works of Art

EXHIBITION
Saturday, June 10: 11 am – 4 pm • Monday, June 12: 10 am – 5 pm
Tuesday, June 13: 10 am – 5 pm • Wednesday, June 14: 10 am – 3 pm

SESSION ONE: SINGLE-OWNER AUCTION
Property from The Estate of Prince Nicolò Pignatelli Aragona Cortes of Lyford Cay, The Bahamas Direct Descendant of the Marquis de Lafayette, American Revolutionary War Hero
Part Collection Antique and other English and
Continental Silver
Franco-Flemish Oyster-Veneered Casket, 17-18th century
Italian Neo-Classical Parcel-Gilt, painted Trumeau
Set 14 Italian Parcelled Gilt And Blue-Painted Venetian Dining Room Chairs (two shown), mid 18th century.
Giuseppe De Sanctis (Italian, 1858-1924). Portrait Of A Lady
Set of 10 Dresden or Samson portrait busts, late 19th/early 20th century.
Pair Meissen Figural Two-Tiered Cake Stands, late 19th century.
Attributed to Filippo Di Benedetto Paldadini, (Italian, circa 1544- 1614). Two Works: The
Annunciation, pen and brown ink and wash
Two pairs German 18th century silver two-light candelabra in the Rococo manner by Bernhard Heinrich Weyhe, Augsburg.
Pair marble-toppped console tables with cast Putti bases

SESSION TWO
Property from The Estate of The Honorable Candace Crittenton Somerville of Chevy Chase, MD
and other Estates and Consignors
Renaissance Style Study of Male Torsos, red chalk on paper
Pair Georgian carved and gilt upholstered sidechairs
Cecil Everley (French / American, circa 1910-1989). Bowl Of Cherries, 1989
Martha Walter (American, 1875-1976). Family Under The Large Umbrella, circa 1918
Pair Neoclassical style three-light candelabra
French Carved Commode, early to mid 19th century.
Toonoo Sharky (Canadian, Born 1970). Owl Defending, hand carved serpentine stone sculpture
Maurice Constant Favre (French, 1875 – 1919). Le Moissonneur (The Harvester), Early 20th Century Bronze
Contemporary low table with petrified wood fragment and stone inlay
Carolina Echeverría (Chilean/Canadian, Born 1964). Untitled, 1998
After Auguste Moreau (French, 1834 – 1917). Les Deux Enfants A La Gerbe De Fleurs, Patinated bronze statue
Continental patinated triptych icon with enamel medallions, 19th century or earlier.
Charles B. Foster (American, 1850-1931). Connecticut Landscape with Church, Autumn
Angelo Minghetti Faience Figure of the Madonna
Chinese Export School (Qing Dynasty, 19th Century). A pair of outdoor scenes.
Charles B. Foster (American, 1850-1931). Still-Life with Apples and Neoclassical Figure
Sarouk Ferraghan Rug. late 19th century