Revisiting America, the Prints of Currier & Ives
at Florence Griswold Museum
October 2, 2021 – January 23, 2022
96 Lyme Street, Old Lyme, CT

860.434.5542
Frances Palmer, Across the Continent, 1868. Joslyn Art Museum, Gift of Conagra Brands.
This exhibition is made possible with generous support from HSB & CT Humanities

Light and Legacy: at Scottsdale’s Museum of the West
 The Art of Edward S. Curtis
October 19, 2021 – Spring 2023
3830 N. Marshall Way
Scottsdale, AZ 85251
www.scottsdalemuseumwest.org

Curt-tones
Cyanotypes
Purchase Timed Tickets at
SCOTTSDALEMUSEUMWEST.ORG
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Copper Plates
Edward S. Curtis, Wedding Party – Qágyuhl, 1914 Photogravure, Smithsonian Institution.
Edward S. Curtis, Mosa–Mohave, photogravure; Peterson Family Collection.
Photogravures
Shadow Catcher
Wax Cylinders

Christie’s Americana Week Important Americana, New York,
19–21 January 2022
20 Rockefeller Plaza
New York, NY 10020
www.christies.com
VIEWING13–20 January 2022
20 Rockefeller Plaza New York, NY 10020

NEW YORK CITY — Christie’s presents Americana Week 2022, a series of three live sales and one online sale comprising Nineteenth Century American art on January 19, the collection of Peter and Barbara Goodman on January 20, important Americana on January 20-21, and an online sale of Chinese Export art open between January 11 and February 2. Viewing is by appointment beginning January 13 at Christie’s Rockefeller Center Galleries.

Outstanding paintings across the auctions include a masterpiece portrait by Ammi Phillips from the collection of Peter and Barbara Goodman, majestic landscapes by Albert Bierstadt and Frederic Church, and portraits of George Washington by Gilbert Stuart and Charles Peale Polk. Exceptional works offered in important Americana include a 1776 Ratzer map of New York City, a Jacob Hurd silver salver, and furniture is highlighted by a Philadelphia Queen Anne armchair. Prized examples of Chinese export porcelain include a selection of China Trade paintings led by a portrait of Houqua.
Christie’s Nineteenth Century American art sale features 69 lots dedicated to Nineteenth Century American paintings, drawings and sculpture, and is anchored by two noteworthy collections from Houston, Texas — the James William Glanville and Nancy Hart Glanville collection and the estate of Patrick Rutherford Jr — which feature important works by Albert Bierstadt, Frederic Church and John Frederick Kensett.

Leading the sale is “In the Yosemite” by Albert Bierstadt, which captures the awe of Cathedral Rocks on a crystalline day and is among the property from the estate of Patrick Rutherford Jr ($300/500,000). Frederic Church’s “Winter Scene in Hartford,” painted circa 1846-47, is a winter landscape of the artist’s hometown, which reflects the influence of Thomas Cole ($200/300,000).

Along with Hudson River School landscapes, the auction will also feature historical Western art by Alfred Jacob Miller and Charles Schreyvogel; still life paintings by James Peale, William Michael Harnett and John Frederick Peto; maritime paintings by James Edward Buttersworth and Fitz Henry Lane; and genre scenes by Winslow Homer and J.G. Brown.
The collection of Peter and Barbara Goodman stands as one of the most astutely curated assemblages of American folk art to come to market in recent years. Offering fresh-to-the-market works acquired beginning in the 1950s, highlights range from masterpieces of American folk portraiture to early furniture forms with old surfaces to painted toleware and Shaker boxes.

A leading highlight of the Goodman collection is Ammi Phillips’ “Woman with Pink Ribbons,” a minimalist portrait that stands as one of the artist’s masterpieces. Phillips has brought the sitter forward and only included the smallest of background details, resulting in a powerful composition with maximum impact ($800,000-$1.2 million).

Additional painting highlights include Samuel Addison Shute’s “Woman with Two Canaries,” “A Pair of Portraits of Husband and Wife” by Jacob Maentel and “The Dow Twins” and “Captain John Bourne,” both by John Brewster. Three-dimensional works include a red-painted Centre County chest, illustrated in both Lipman and Armstrong’s The Flowering of American Folk Art 1776-1876 and The Pennsylvania-German Decorated Chest by Monroe Fabian, and an Angel Gabriel weathervane that had been exhibited at the United States Pavilion at the 1970 World Exposition in Osaka, Japan.

The sale represents the evolution of the Goodman’s collection from one of their earliest acquisitions — a pair of portraits by William Matthew Prior purchased in 1953 — to one of Peter’s last purchases, a portrait of a woman by Jane Anthony Davis that he obtained in 2008.

Christie’s important Americana is the cornerstone sale of the week, offering more than 260 lots during the two-day sale on January 20-21. Displaying the height of colonial craftsmanship, the furniture highlights include a Philadelphia Queen Anne carved walnut armchair, a bombé chest of drawers from Marblehead and a Salem Queen Anne high chest and dressing table suite. The robust folk art section includes cigar store and carousel figures, sculptures by John Scholl and New England portraits. Bernard Ratzer’s Plan of the City of New York is widely considered a cartographic masterpiece from 1776-77, and is the finest example known in private ownership.

Highlights of historic portraiture include Charles Peale Polk’s portrait of George Washington, Gilbert Stuart’s Atheneaum-type portrait of George Washington and Ralph Earl’s likeness of Captain Jabez Huntington. Also featured is a selection of marine art from the India House Club collection. Consisting of works from the Eighteenth to the Twentieth Centuries, this season’s American silver selection includes a number of works by Tiffany & Co., such as a tea service in the ever-popular chrysanthemum pattern, as well as examples of Colonial American silver, including tankards, porringers, and a rare Jacob Hurd salver.

The annual Chinese Export Art sale will be offered online from January 11 through February 2. The sale is led by the fourth tranche of the Tibor collection, including models of porcelain birds and animals as well as a rare pair of European court figures. The sale also features a selection of China Trade paintings from India House, the storied New York club — most notably a portrait of Houqua, the most powerful and wealthy of the Chinese merchants who made up the Co-Hong in Canton. Other offerings include garnitures of vases, “mistake” wares and European subject pieces from the collection of Dr Shirley Mueller.
For information, 212-636-2000 or www.christies.com.

A Chippendale Mahogany
Bombé Chest-Of-Drawers
Estimate: $100,000–300,000
Auction | Private Sales | christies.com
Christie’s Inc. License #1213717
JOHN BREWSTER, JR. (1766–1854)
Captain John Bourne (detail)
Estimate: $150,000–250,000
The Collection of Peter and
Barbara Goodman, New York,
20 January 2022
AUCTIONS
19th Century American Art
New York, 19 January 2022
The Collection of Peter
and Barbara Goodman
New York, 20 January 2022
Important Americana
New York, 20–21 January 2022
Chinese Export Art
Online, 11 January 2022 – 2 February 2022
CONTACT
info@christies.com
+1 212 636 2000

Lark Mason Associates ONLINE AUCTION
January 11-25, 2022
GOLD & OTHER U.S. COINS ONLINE AUCTION

January 20-February 8, 2022
GOLD, SILVER, & OTHER WORLD COINS
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Absolute Auctions & Realty Hudson River Views Art Auction
Online Auction Ending 2/16 @ 8PM.
AARauctions.com
Bid NOW! Online from Anywhere!

PLEASANT VALLEY, N.Y. — An online-only auction dedicated entirely to a single-owner collection of paintings by noted artists from the renowned Hudson River School — 62 works in all — is currently being conducted online by Absolute Auction & Realty. The auction will end on Wednesday, February 16. People can register and bid now, on the AAR website at www.aarauctions.com.

The auction is from the personal collection of Robert and Susan Doyle of Fishkill, N.Y., dedicated collectors of the first American School of Art that later became known as the Hudson River School in upstate New York. All the paintings are original works, and nearly all have been professionally cleaned and conserved.
The Hudson River School consisted of mid-Nineteenth Century “Nature Painters” who found spirituality in nature. These adventuresome artists hiked to see impressive views. They sketched and did studies in the field to bring back to their studios and create finished paintings. In doing so, these artists celebrated and depicted the pristine magnificence of the American landscape of the period.
The Hudson River served as the main route of travel to the best places; it also provided the best subject matter. New York City, with the National Academy of Design, was at the center of the American art world in the Nineteenth Century. Now, seasoned collectors, as well as novices to the genre, can experience the beauty, tranquility and grandness of nature from the palettes of these artists.

A Thomas Benjamin Pope (1834-1891) oil on canvas titled “View from West Point” is a classic Hudson River School depiction of a cadet couple looking north toward Pollepel Island and the Northgate to the Highlands. The view has Storm King Mountain on the left and Breakneck Mountain on the right. The work is 12 by 22 inches.

An oil on canvas by Fred Pansing (1844-1912), depicting Hudson River schooners sailing in the widest part of the Hudson River at the “Tappan Sea” was done circa 1880 and measures 9¼ by 16¼ inches. Pansing was born in Germany and immigrated to New York in 1865, where he honed his craft as a painter of sailing vessels.
An oil on canvas, signed and dated 1859 by Edmund C. Coates (1816-1871), titled “American Harvesting,” was originally painted by Jasper Francis Cropsey (1823-1900) in 1851. Other Hudson River School artists also depicted this view with slight variations. Coates’s interpretation measures 20 by 25 inches.

An oil on canvas by David Maitland Armstrong (1836-1918), believed by the Doyles to be “A View from Moodna Creek (Murderer’s Creek),” looking east at Pollepel Island with the Fishkill Mountains (Highlands) beyond. The 19½-by-23-inch painting comes with a copy of Armstrong’s book, Day Before Yesterday, Reminiscences of a Varied Life.
An oil on canvas by William Rickarby Miller (1818-1893), titled” View of New York City from Weehawken, N.J.,” measures 21 by 35½ inches and is signed and dated 1860 lower left. Miller was a prolific painter, producing hundreds of watercolors, oils and pen-and-ink sketches. His work can be seen in the collection of the New-York Historical Society.

An oil on canvas autumn view attributed to Edward Nichols (1819-1872), titled “Salt Grass Harvesting,” depicts a hay wagon at “Southgate” of the Hudson River, with Anthony’s Nose Mountain on the left and Dunderberg Mountain on the right (current location of the Bear Mountain bridge crossing). Overall, with frame, the painting is 31 by 45 inches.
An oil on canvas by General George Pope Morris (1802-1864), titled “Undercliff” (where Morris lived in Cold Spring, N.Y.) is 18 by 24 inches. A signed and dated (1873) oil on canvas rendering of a mother and child picking berries in the Highlands is by R. Wentworth. Little is known of Wentworth — not even his first name.

A large landscape view with a river in the distance by George Lafayette Clough (1824-1901) comes housed in a 37½-by-28½-inch frame and is signed “G.L. Clough” lower left. Clough studied in France, Holland, Italy and Germany, but settled in New York, where his favorite locales included the Adirondacks and the lovely woodland areas of upstate New York.
An oil on canvas “View of Sunset Sailing on the River” by Edmund Darch Lewis (1835-1910) measures 32 by 49½ inches. Lewis was born in Philadelphia and his views of Pennsylvania, New York and New England were avidly collected by Philadelphia art patrons. By the early 1880s he had amassed a substantial fortune.

Previews are available online 24 hours a day, or in person by appointment only (and only to registered bidders), February 2-16 in Fishkill, N.Y. To schedule an in-person preview, 800-243-0061 or 845-635-3169; or, send an email to info@aarauctions.com.

Preview: Available online 24 hours or by appointment to “Registered Bidders” only from Wednesday February 2 to Wednesday February 16 in Fishkill, NY. To schedule, email our office at info@AARauctions.com
AUCTIONEERS NOTE: This curated auction is from the personal collection of Robert & Susan Doyle of Fishkill, NY. The Doyle’s are offering sixty-two American
19thC Hudson River School paintings at auction. All paintings in this offering are original works and almost all have been professionally cleaned and conserved. The
first American School of Art is known as “The Hudson River School,” consisting of mid nineteenth century “Nature Painters” who found spirituality in nature. These
adventuresome artists hiked to see impressive Views. They sketched and did studies in the field to bring back to their studios to create finished paintings. The Hudson
River served as the main route of travel to the best places, as well as provided the best subject matter. New York City, with the National Academy of Design to exhibit
at, was the center of the American Arts world in the 19thC. These “Nature Painters” celebrated and depicted the pristine magnificence of the American landscape of
the 19th Century on their canvases. Now you can experience the beauty, tranquility and grandness of Nature from the first American School of Art; the Hudson River
School. Register and Bid now!
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Artists include; Thomas Benjamin Pope (1834-91), Fred Pansing (1844-1912), Calvin Curtis (1822-1893), Edmund C. Coates (1816-1871), Granville Perkins (1839-95), George
Gunther Hartwick (1817-1899), William Rickarby Miller (1818-1893), Cyrus Cobb (1834-1903), Frank Anderson, Henry W. Kemper (1833-1894), Walter Mason Oddie (1808-
1865), Frederick J. Sykes (1851-1926), George Lafayette Clough (1824-1901), Annie Cornelius Shaw (1852-1887), Edmund Darch Lewis (1835-1910), Charles Henry Chapin
(1830-1889), Antonio Nicolo Gasparo Jacobson (1850-1921), William Hart (1823-1894) and more.

Sotheby’s Americana Week Auctions New York
14–24 January
www.sothebys.com/americana
Exhibition Free And Open To The Public 14–21 January
1334 York Avenue, New York, NY 10021

NEW YORK CITY — One of the greatest private collections of Americana ever assembled will headline Sotheby’s Americana Week on January 22-23 in New York. The du Pont name is among the most notable and storied names in American history, and seldom do American collectors immerse themselves so thoroughly in the essence of colonial life.

Over the course of decades, William K. du Pont assembled a collection that is entirely unique in character and importance, comprising some of the best examples of Americana ever to appear at auction. The definition of a true connoisseur, du Pont was a devoted scholar and voracious collector, who was a prominent fixture on the committees of both the Philadelphia and Delaware Antiques Shows, among other notable organizations. Du Pont also served for many years on the board of Winterthur, a picturesque estate originally owned by his family and now the premier museum for American decorative arts that houses the legendary collection of Henry Francis du Pont. The William K. du Pont collection is distinguished by an unparalleled lineage with the Henry Francis du Pont collection.

Erik Gronning, Sotheby’s head of Americana, commented, “The William K. du Pont collection is an incredibly personal and meticulously curated selection of American decorative art that invokes many of the most famed collections assembled in our world: Wallace Nutting, Katherine Prentice Murphy, Henry and Helen Flynt and Henry Francis du Pont. Put simply, it is one of the greatest Americana collections ever formed. While Bill found the brilliance of American craftsmanship and design in the expected ‘exceptional’ objects, such as his magnificent schranks and his singular collection of line-and-berry furniture, he also found it in utilitarian pieces like a beautifully crafted pair of miniature andirons, an exceptionally engraved powder horn or a Native American flint spear points. He cherished objects not only for their intrinsic beauty, but also for their remarkable history.”

Anchored by an unparalleled assemblage Pennsylvania line-and-berry inlaid furniture, as well as Pennsylvania-German furniture, American silver and militaria, the dedicated live auction will present exceptional works from du Pont’s palatial home in Newark, Del., Rocky Hill, providing collectors worldwide with the rare opportunity to acquire works with renowned provenance from one of the antique communities most beloved titans.
The firm’s Americana sale is scheduled for January 24.

For additional information, www.sothebys.com or 212-606-7000.

The Collection of Mr. and Mrs. Peter A. Pfaffenroth:
American Furniture, Silver and Decorative Arts
19 January
The William K. du Pont Collection:
Important Americana from Rocky Hill
22–23 January
Important Americana Part 1
24 January
Important Americana Part 2
14–24 January
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Lark Mason/iGavel Auctions Consign for Upcoming Sales
WINTER & SPRING 2022
ONLINE AUCTIONS
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GOLD AND OTHER U.S. COINS
JANUARY 11-25, 2022
WINTER JEWELRY
JANUARY 18-FEBRUARY 1, 2022
GOLD, SILVER, AND OTHER WORLD COINS
JANUARY 20-FEBRUARY 8, 2022
MODEL CARS FROM A TEXAS COLLECTOR
FEBRUARY 3-22, 2022
FURNITURE AND DECORATIVE ARTS
FEBRUARY 17-MARCH 8, 2022
WORKS BY THOMAS ROWLANDSON
FEBRUARY 24-MARCH 15, 2022
FROM AN AMERICAN COLLECTOR
ASIAN, ANCIENT, AND ETHNOGRAPHIC WORKS OF ART
APRIL 7-26, 2022
CONSIGN FOR UPCOMING SALES
Contact: 212-289-5524
office@larkmasonassociates.com

Skinner Early 20th Century Design & Lighting online
Bid online January 19–31 | skinnerinc.com
Previews in Marlborough, MA by appointment
274 Cedar Hill Street
For buyers, consignors, and the passionately curious
Find Worth at www.skinnerinc.com

contact: 20thcentury@skinnerinc.com 508.970.3111 MA LIC. 2304
1 Tiffany Studios “Lily Pad” Shade Table Lamp with Bronze Base, New York, New York, c. 1905
2 Steuben Three-piece Polka Dot Pattern Glass Garniture Set, Corning, New York, early 20th century
3 Tiffany Studios Abalone Pattern Reading Lamp, New York, New York, early 20th century
4 Daum Nancy Pate-de-verre Fish Vide-poche, Nancy, France, c. 1910
5 Daum Nancy Pate-de-verre Crab Vide-poche, Nancy, France, c. 1910
6 Tiffany Studios Urn-base Table Lamp with Swirling Art Glass Shade, New York, New York, early 20th century
7 Pairpoint Lamp with Puffy Roses and Butterflies Oxford Glass Shade, New Bedford, Massachusetts, early 20th century
8 Frederick Carder Sterling Silver Overlay Cased Glass Presentation Vase, Stevens and Williams, England, late 19th century
9 Handel Lamp with Reverse-glass Painted Chinese-style Shade, Meriden, Connecticut, early 20th century
10 Tiffany Furnaces Glass Base Table Lamp with a Tiffany Studios Acorn Glass Shade, New York, New York, early 20th century
11 Steuben Chang Pattern Pilgrim Flask Lamp Base, Corning, New York, c. 1929
12 Handel Lamp with Reverse-painted Glass Scarlet Macaw Shade, Meriden, Connecticut, early 20th century
13 Duffner & Kimberly Water Lily Table Lamp, New York, c. 1910
14 Tiffany Studios Intaglio-carved Favrile Glass Shade on Bronze Dore Counter-Balance Desk Lamp, New York, New York, c. 1910
15 Tiffany Studios “Dragonfly” Table Lamp, New York, c. 1900
16 Two Henri Berge for Almeric Walter Pate-de-verre Lizard Paperweights, Nancy, France, c. 1920
17 Handel Lamp with Reverse-painted Glass Shade with Parrots and Flowers, Meriden, Connecticut, early 20th century

Lark Mason Associates ONLINE AUCTION
January 20-February 8, 2022
GOLD, SILVER, & OTHER WORLD COINS

January 11-25, 2022
GOLD & OTHER U.S. COINS ONLINE AUCTION
Contact: 212-289-5524 | txoffice@larkmasonassociates.com
AUCTION EXHIBITION
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NEW YORK CITY
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Brian Lebel’s 32nd Annual Mesa Old West Live & Online Auction
January 21 & 22, 2022 *
Mesa, Az Reputation matters.
Special Three Auction Event – Over 800 Total Lots!
Friday, January 21st – 5pm -Live
The Dick Flood Sr. & Daro Flood Family Collection:
Art, Ephemera, and the Joe De Yong Archives
Saturday, January 22nd – 5pm – Live

Online Now: Lebel’s Rest of West Online Only Sale
Online auction ends starting at 11:59pm, Saturday, January 22nd
www.OldWestEvents.com
* 480-779-9378 * #MesaOldWest
1. Reverse painted glass “Deane & Adams” sign, est. $20,000-25,000;
2. Joe Quintana bracelet with Number 8 Mine turquoise, est. $2000-2500;
3. Sharps 1874 buffalo rifle with Buffalo Bill history, est. $40,000-50,000;
4. Edward Bohlin’s own personal Bohlin spurs, est. $100,000-125,000;
5. Flying Tiger Pilot Dallas Clinger’s Colt 1911 A1, est. $3500-4500;
6. Canon City Prisonmade horsehair bridle, est. $8000-10,000;
7. Herman Wendelborg Hansen, “The Challenge”, watercolor, 20” x 29 1/2”, est. $4000-6000;
8. John Wayne’s personal 26-Bar Ranch buckle on a Sisco belt gifted to him by Ron & Nancy Reagan, est. $25,000-30,000;
9. Joe Beeler, “Lord of the Southern Plains” (Quanah Parker), bronze, 40” tall overall; est. $10,000-14,000.
Mobile, online, phone, and absentee bidding also available.
Catalogs available for purchase or view online.
Preview on-site; auction and preview free and open to the public.
At the Delta Hotel Marriott Mesa, next door to the Show, Mesa, AZ

* Brian lebel’s 32nd Annual Mesa Old West Show & Auction *
Saturday & Sunday, January 22-23, 2022
32nd Annual Mesa Old West Show
165+ vendors of authentic Western art, artifacts and Americana.
Vintage, antique &contemporary merchandise in all price ranges.
$10/day, under 12 free. Free parking.
Shop while the dealers unpack!
Early buy-in during dealer hours beginning 8am on Friday ($100).
Tickets, vendor list, details and more available on our website.
At the Mesa Convention Center, 263 N Center St, Mesa, AZ

Come Visit Us
in Farmington, CT
Sat & Sun, 11 am to 4 pm
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Scott Antique Markets’ Ohio Expo Center – Columbus, OH
Monthly, Nov. thru March!
January 22-23
I-71 Exit  111 (17th Ave.)
to Ohio Expo Center
www.scottantiquemarkets.com

UPCOMING SHOWS:
2021 SHOWS
December 18-19
2022 SHOWS
January 22-23
February 26-27
March 26-27
800-1,200 booths
• Show Hours: Sat. 9 am-6 pm, Sun. 10 am-4 pm
Directions: I-71 Exit  111 (17th Ave.) to Ohio Expo Center
For more information, visit us at: www.scottantiquemarkets.com
Scott Antique Markets P.O. Box 60, Bremen, OH 43107 ~ Fax: 740.569.7595 740-569-2800

Atlanta Expo Market
America’s Favorite Treasure Hunt!
3,500 Booths!
Atlanta Expo Centers – Atlanta, GA
UPCOMING SHOWS:
November 11-14
December 9-12
January 6-9
February 10-13
March 10-13

• Show Hours: Thurs. 12:45 pm-6 pm, Fri. & Sat. 9 am-6 pm, Sun. 10 am-4 pm•
Directions: 3 miles East of Atlanta  Airport, I-285  at Exit 55 (3650 & 3850 Jonesboro Rd.)

Brian Lebel’s Old West Auction
Next Auction: January 22, 2022,
Mesa, AZ
Seeking Consignments For Our Annual Auctions
Cowboy And Indian Artifacts
Fine Western Art
Submit items for review:
OldWestEvents.com/Sell

Or call 480-779-9378
Billy the Kid Tintype
Sold $2,300,000
Alfred Jacob Miller, Watercolor
Sold $141,600
Demuth Cigar Store Indian
Sold $28,320
Goldberg/Staunton/Estrada Spurs
Sold $40,250
Edward Borein, Watercolor
Sold $138,000
Blackfoot Man’s Shirt
Sold $109,250
Dixie Thompson’s Loomis Saddle
Sold $195,500
Custer Battlefi eld Sharps Rifl e
Sold $258,750
Annie Oakley Lithograph
Sold $57,500
Specializing in authentic fine art and artifacts of the American West. Old West Events is home to the January and June Old West Shows, featuring the finest national dealers in Western art, antiques and design. We also offer appraisal and consulting services, as well as private treaty sales and acquisitions. Single items or entire collections welcome.
| PH: 480-779-WEST (9378) | OLDWESTEVENTS.COM
Reputation matters.

Burchard Galleries Vintage Estate Antiques, Fine Art & Jewelry Auction
January 22,  @ Noon • LIVE AUCTION,
Online, Phone and Absentee Bidding
Preview: 1/20 1-6 PM, 1/21 1-6 PM, 1/22 10 AM–12 PM
2528 30th Avenue North, St. Petersburg, FL
Watch for upcoming Gallery Tour Videos
www.BurchardGalleries.com

Our 550+ Lot New Year Spectacular Auction will be held Saturday, January 22nd and features Estate Antiques, Fine Art, & Jewelry with many Museum Quality Treasures “On The Auction Block” where “You Name the Price”! Fabulous French Champleve Onyx & Marble Pedestal; Sevres & Limoges Quality Porcelains; Many Sterling Silver Services: International “Silver Masterpiece”; Ming Dynasty Dragon Censor; Waterford Crystal; Mcintosh C31v Control Center; Mid-19th Century Victorian Buggy; Massive Cast Metal Britians Toy Soldiers; Highly Carved German Upright Trautwein Piano; African Malachite Collection; Opalescent and Stained Glass Vintage Lighting; Fourth Century Greek Antiquities; Lalique Marguerite Bowl; Michael Jordan Cards; Ormolu Mounted Bureau Platte; Tito Agnoli Korium Armchairs; Danish Komfort Leather Suite; Jennings Star Chief Slot Machine; Large Chinese Flambé Rouleau Vases; First Edition Books; Rare Staff ordshire Dogs; Britain’s Cast Metal Soldiers and Molds; Large African Malachite Specimens; 50+ Animation Cells; Early Tall Case Clock; Heavily Carved Victorian Oak Dining Table; French Ormolu Mounted Bureau Platte; Kochs Barber Chair; Chrome Display Milo Baughman; Indian Pottery & Blankets; Arts & Crafts Metalware; Fantastic Estate Jewelry: Opals, Platinum, Diamonds, Retro, Deco, more to come!
Over 200 paintings, drawings, prints and sculpture in the sale as well. A major
Sarasota Art Collection, and a large Art Nouveau/French Poster Collection
with artists to include: BARNET, Peter; BELL, Trevor; BERTHON, Paul; BRITTO, Romero; BROUWERS, Julius; CALDER, Alexander; CAPPIELLO, Leonetto; CASCELLA, Michele; CHERET; Jules; COCHRANE, Josephine; DALI, Salvador; DAVISON, Lynn; DORION, Charles; DOW, Arthur Wesley; DUPRE, Jules; EBERHARD, Guillaume; ERTE; GAUDIN, Louis; GEYER, Herman; GRUPPE, Charles; KORF, Alexander; KOGYO, Tsukioka; LONDIS, Geoff rey; METCALF, William; MUCHA, Alfons; NOURY, Gaston; PETERDI, Gabor; PREVIATI, Gaetano; RED STAR, Kevin; RIZK, Romanos; ROCHEGRASSE, Georges; RUYTEN, Jan; SARNOFF, Arthur; SHAHN, Ben; TEDESCO, Louis; VERBOECKHOVEN, Eugene; YAMAMOTO, Taro!
Live Auction & Online, Live Preview (w/ Social Distancing, masks optional)
• Online Bidding Available Now!
BURCHARD GALLERIES
2528 30th Avenue North, St. Petersburg, FL
Online Bidding Available Now! Online Bidding Available Now!
“Excellence in Acquisition”
• 727-821-1167
Consignments Welcome
Items we need: http://www.burchardgalleries.com/ftopcash2.htm
Auction Schedule: ●Jan 22, 2022 ●Feb 19 ●Mar 19
— BIG AUCTION SATURDAY —
January 8th, 2022, 8:30 AM — No Reserves!
Discovery Estate Auction • On-Site Only
Burchard Galleries, St. Petersburg, FL
http://www.burchardgalleries.com/fcalend.htm
1210) Pair of Herman Geyer Hudson River School Landscapes
1205) Charles Dorion Tonalist Landscape
1482) Massive Britains Cast Metal Plastic Soldier Collection
1249) Kevin Red Star Native American Indian Painting
1109) 14K 6 CT Aquamarine & Diamond Pendant with 14K Chain
1051) Chinese Ming Dynasty Bronze Dragon Censer
1038) 14K 26.28 CTW Opal & Diamond Necklace
1035) Large Leonetto Cappiello Poster “Cachou Lajaunie”
1021) Fine Venetian Canal Painting Brandeis?
1019) Large Geoffrey Budd Londis Painting
1353) Mid-19th Century Victorian Buggy, Circa 1850
1230) Large Lynn Davison Nude; one of 4 Davisons in the sale
1150) Charles Gruppe Dutch Landscape
1135) Rare MCM Gabor Peterdi Etching
1063) Rare Arthur Wesley Dow Lithograph for Prang Modern Art
1058) Large Erte Art Deco Poster for Alcazar de Paris
1008) Large rare Jules Cheret Poster for Musee Grevin; one of several Cheret Posters in the sale

1014) Jules Dupre Landscape
1364) Art Deco Jennings Star Chief 25 Cent Slot Machine
1140) Steve Mccallum Acryllic/ Canvas
1122) Michele Cascella Watercolor & Gouache of Taxco
1041) Alfons Mucha Poster for La Samaritaine; one of several Mucha works in the sale
1015) Walnut & Ebony Inlaid Salesman Sample Desk
1002) French Champleve Enameled Onyx and Marble Mounted Pedestal
1001) 19th Century Feuillet Sevres Style Vase
1129) Vintage 14K & Platinum Necklace   with 1.35 CTW Diamonds; 1138) 18K Panther Pendant on Platinum Chain; 1057A) 14K Brutalist Style Diamond Ring; 1057) 14K
.50 CTW Diamond Solitaire on 14K Chain.
Collection of Rare Large Malachite Specimens
1427) Peter Barnet Wolves Painting
1190) Large Josephine Cochrane Interior Oil/Canvas
1185) Arthur Sarnoff Polar Bears Painting
1166) 6 Tito Agnoli For Matteo
1158) One of Several Grassi “Korium” Armchairs Romanos Rizk artworks in the sale
1086) Rare Alexander Calder Lithograph
1024) 2 French Bronze Figural Putti Lamps
1067) Trevor Bell Oil/Canvas
1237) Ben Shahn Oil/ Board
1120) 1.69 CTW Diamond Platinum “Y” Necklace
1069) William Metcalf Maquette #1
1065) One of 2 Taro Yamamoto Artworks in the sale
1004) Grand Tour Marble Wrestlers Sculpture
1013) NCR Marquetry Inlaid Cash Register
1011) Lalique Quality Art Deco Lighting
1059) Huge Louis Gaudin Mistinguett Poster for Casino de Paris
1047) Michael Jordan PSA 7 Rookie Card with entire set and stickers in excellent condition
1018) Salvador Dali Tapestry Lincoln in Dalivision
1010) 60 Pc.  International “Silver Masterpiece” Sterling Flatware
1100) Handmade 78” Platinum and 15.14 CTW Diamond Necklace
Fantastic Four Original Production Cel
Signed By Stan Lee

Brian Lebel’s * Brian lebel’s 32nd Annual Mesa Old West Show & Auction *
Saturday & Sunday, January 22-23, 2022
32nd Annual Mesa Old West Show
165+ vendors of authentic Western art, artifacts and Americana.

Vintage, antique &contemporary merchandise in all price ranges.
$10/day, under 12 free. Free parking.
Shop while the dealers unpack!
Early buy-in during dealer hours beginning 8am on Friday ($100).
Tickets, vendor list, details and more available on our website.
At the Mesa Convention Center, 263 N Center St, Mesa, AZ

32nd Annual Mesa Old West Live & Online Auction
January 21 & 22, 2022 *
Mesa, Az Reputation matters.
Special Three Auction Event – Over 800 Total Lots!
Friday, January 21st – 5pm -Live
The Dick Flood Sr. & Daro Flood Family Collection:
Art, Ephemera, and the Joe De Yong Archives
Saturday, January 22nd – 5pm – Live
Online Now: Lebel’s Rest of West Online Only Sale
Online auction ends starting at 11:59pm, Saturday, January 22nd
www.OldWestEvents.com
* 480-779-9378 * #MesaOldWest
1. Reverse painted glass “Deane & Adams” sign, est. $20,000-25,000;
2. Joe Quintana bracelet with Number 8 Mine turquoise, est. $2000-2500;
3. Sharps 1874 buffalo rifle with Buffalo Bill history, est. $40,000-50,000;
4. Edward Bohlin’s own personal Bohlin spurs, est. $100,000-125,000;
5. Flying Tiger Pilot Dallas Clinger’s Colt 1911 A1, est. $3500-4500;
6. Canon City Prisonmade horsehair bridle, est. $8000-10,000;
7. Herman Wendelborg Hansen, “The Challenge”, watercolor, 20” x 29 1/2”, est. $4000-6000;
8. John Wayne’s personal 26-Bar Ranch buckle on a Sisco belt gifted to him by Ron & Nancy Reagan, est. $25,000-30,000;
9. Joe Beeler, “Lord of the Southern Plains” (Quanah Parker), bronze, 40” tall overall; est. $10,000-14,000.
Mobile, online, phone, and absentee bidding also available.
Catalogs available for purchase or view online.
Preview on-site; auction and preview free and open to the public.
At the Delta Hotel Marriott Mesa, next door to the Show, Mesa, AZ