The Lockwood-Mathews Mansion Museum Exhibition Making It Last: Sustainable Fashion in Victorian America
May 19 – November 6, 2022
295 West Avenue, Norwalk, CT
www.LockwoodMathewsMansion.com

Florence Griswold Museum Presents Dana Sherwood:
Animal Appetites and other Encounters in Wildness
May 21 – September 18
96 Lyme Street, Old Lyme, Connecticut
FlorenceGriswoldMuseum.org

860.434.5542
Dana Sherwood, The Confectionery Lives of Artists and Other Organisms, 2021.
Resin, clay, glass bell jars with snails, natural material, and cake.
Courtesy of the artist and Denny Dimin Gallery, New York.
Photograph by Paul Mutino

Wolfs Gallery – Richard Andres Selected Works 1950 – 1975
June 09 – August 20
wolfsgallery.com

CLEVELAND, OHIO — Wolfs will present the exhibition and sale “Richard Andres: Selected Works 1950-1975,” featuring the early works of American abstract expressionist Richard Andres (1927-2013). The show will be on view June 9-August 20.

Richard Andres was an odd combination of an artistic hermit and a figure on top of the latest developments on the contemporary scene. After studying at the Cleveland Institute of Art on a National Scholastic scholarship, Andres immersed himself in painting, spending off-hours at the Cleveland Museum, focusing on artists such as Van Gogh and Matisse. When asked to describe his art, Andres struggled. “It’s hard to describe art. Art is something that’s there, to look at. So, words are very difficult. Essentially, the closest I can come is to say I’m a 1950s painter. The ‘50s was sort of an attitude toward art. It was going to be big. It was going to be strong. This great big group of painters had this attitude toward painting and it’s hard to pin it down because each painter was different. It really is a style that’s hard to define but the term ‘abstract expressionism’ is often used.”

According to 60’s critic Helen Borsick, “Technically, his paintings are abstractions, but that is only part of the story. Andres’ complex style of composition — strong in design and drawing — involves compartmentalizing the canvas with favorite signs, figurative allusions and symbols. Any degree of familiarity with his canvases develops recognition of his painting language and repeated forms as well as of the endless nuances of color tints and overpaint and underpainting methods.”

Some of Andres’ inspiration came from other artists, once stating that Edward Munch, Emile Nolde and Max Beckmann ranked within his top ten most admired painters. While often being his own worst critic, Andres grew content and more relaxed later in life, saying, “For years, I’d do a painting and say, ‘But it’s not good enough. You try to achieve something and you overachieve it but it’s still not good enough. I finally did a painting and looked at it and said, That is good enough.’ From that point on, the older paintings got better in my own mind.”

While with his finger always on the pulse of his more famous contemporaries, Andres was content to simply produce, preferring to avoid the limelight.

Director Michael Wolf of Wolfs describes his discovery of this trove of “masterful abstraction expressionist works” as “a rare and wondrous event,” and comments that it evokes “the heady times of the midcentury American art world.”

A fully illustrated catalog with more than 50 works, including an essay by Dr Henry Adams accompanies the exhibition and can be purchased for $20 post-paid.

For additional information, www.wolfsgallery.com or 216-721-6945.

Richard Andres (American, 1927-2013) L.S.F., acrylic on canvas, 48.5 x 70 inches

Thomas Hirchak Company – Coins, Jewelry, Silver & Collectibles Online Auction
Closing Monday, July 11 @ 10AM
1878 Cadys Falls Rd., Morrisville, VT
www.THCAuction.com
800-634-SOLD
Preview: By Appointment

250+ Lots of Coins, Jewelry, Silver, & Collectibles incl:
1875 U.S. Trade Dollar
High Grade 1880 Indian Head Cent
14K White Gold Ring with 0.70± Carat Diamond
Collectible Coins & Knives
(55) Piece International “Elegance” Sterling Silver Flatware Service
Fine Jewelry
Gold & Silver
And Much More!

Bonhams Skinner – Art Underfoot Online Auction
July 2–12
www.skinnerinc.com
rugs@skinnerinc.com
508.970.3247

Previews in Marlborough July 8, 11 & 12 by Appointment
1. Kurdish Rug, Iran, c. 1900
2. Khotan Rug, East Turkestan, c. 1860
3. Kuba Chi Chi Prayer Rug, Iran, c. 1860
4. Anatolian Sarkisla Rug, Anatolia, c. 1900
5. Sewan Kazak, Iran, c. 1870

Wintergarden Farm’s Antiques At Wintergarden Farm
July 6th through 11th
9:00 am to 5:00 pm daily
359 Stafford Rd. (Rt. 32), Monson, Mass.
www.antiquesatwintergardenfarm.com
413-539-1472

The barn is packed with great merchandise!! Keep watching for updated photos at: www.antiquesatwintergardenfarm.com

Scott Antique Markets’ Atlanta Expo Market
JUL 7 – 10
America’s Favorite Treasure Hunt!
3,500 Booths!
Atlanta Expo Centers – Atlanta, GA

UPCOMING SHOWS:
AUG 11 – 14, SEPT 8-11, OCT 6-9, NOV 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.)

Ohio Expo Center – Columbus, OH
Monthly, Nov. thru March!
UPCOMING SHOWS:

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

Thomaston Place Splendor Auction Weekend
July 8, 9, & 10
51 Atlantic Highway, Thomaston, ME 04861
www.thomastonauction.com
info@thomastonauction.com
207-354-8141

THOMASTON, MAINE — Thomaston Place Auction Galleries’ three-day auction on July 8-10 will feature a catalog of art, including works by Andrew Wyeth, Jamie Wyeth, Winslow Homer, Andy Warhol, Norman Rockwell and John Singer Sargent, plus a collection of Old Master paintings. Additionally, there will be a group of American colonial-era furniture.

Among the American art will be “The Shepherdess,” a charcoal and chalk drawing by Winslow Homer (1836-1910); a signed and numbered Andy Warhol (1928-1987) serigraph from the “Marilyn Monroe” portfolio published in 1967; gouache drybrush “Portrait of Bishop D. Coburn” by Andrew Wyeth (1917-2009); Jamie Wyeth’s (b 1946) charcoal portrait of Arnold Schwarzenegger executed at Andy Warhol’s “The Factory” in 1977; an oil on canvas bust portrait of a young woman by Norman Rockwell (1894-1978); and “Breaking Clouds,” an oil on board seascape by Frederick Judd Waugh (1861-1940). There will also be a collection of art photography, including 13 images of celebrated people by Yousef Karsh (1908-2002).

Many of the American art masterworks in this sale are from the estate of collector and Nashville, Tenn., dealer Gary R. Haynes (1945-2021). Haynes was a successful designer and advertising executive who, later in life, developed and refined his interest in fine art by studying with Carl Sublett and following the work of Andrew Wyeth. Through the decades, he and his wife, Joanne, would visit Maine, seeking Wyeth’s artistic perspective firsthand, quietly collecting and ultimately opening Haynes Galleries in Thomaston and Nashville.

Leading the international art category will be a painting depicting a ship moored on the Baltic coast in the moonlight by Ivan Aivazovsky (Russian/Ukrainian, 1817-1900). Additionally, there will be Old Master works such as “Madonna and Child with St John the Baptist” an oil on panel by Lucas Cranach the Elder (German, 1472-1553), “Der Auferstandene Christus” (The Risen Christ) by Gerard Seghers (Flemish, 1591-1651) and “Peasants Dancing in a Barn” by Adriaen Jansz Van Ostade (German, Dutch, 1610-1685).

Among the selection of early American furniture will be a circa 1830s paint-decorated country Sheraton Pennsylvania Dutch bench; a mid-Eighteenth Century transitional Queen Anne cherry and pine high chest; and an Eighteenth Century red-painted country Queen Anne shaped top tea table. English and continental furniture offerings will include Eighteenth Century Italian parquetry chests, Nineteenth Century French cabinets and a gaming table, an intricately carved Irish Chippendale gallery top table and an English George III period canopy bed.

Folk art will be well represented in this sale, with a colored pencil drawing by outsider artist Bill Traylor (1854-1947); a pair of mounted sheared wool rugs, each depicting two opposing spaniel dogs; and a molded copper weathervane attributed to J. Harris & Co. depicting Native American warrior “Massasoit”; a graduated set of five Shaker oval pantry boxes; plus antique theorems, eagle plaques, ship models, walking sticks, sailor’s valentines and a collection of wood carvings.

The clock collection will include a Connecticut Federal period wooden works tall clock by Thomas & Hoadley, Plymouth; an English Nineteenth Century bracket clock in black lacquer with tortoiseshell mounts; and a three-piece late Nineteenth Century rococo-style fire gilded bronze mantel clock and garniture set by Emile Colin & Cie, Paris.

Featured among the 166-lot estate jewelry and watch group will be a mid-Nineteenth Century 22K gold Archeological Revival necklace by C. (Carlo) Civilotti, Rome; and a necklace with Eighteenth Century pendant set with a Persian turquoise cabochon and rose cut diamonds suspended from a retro turquoise and diamond chain.

There will be more than 265 lots of Asian antiques and artifacts, such as a Chinese cinnabar four-fold floor screen with raised cloisonne and jade decoration; a framed Seventeenth or Eighteenth Century Tibetan thangka of Green Tara; and two Chinese Ming dynasty period bronze Immortal figures.

The gallery will be open for previews from Monday through Friday, June 27 through July 1 (9 am to 4 pm); Saturday, July 2 (10 am to 3 pm); and Tuesday through Thursday, July 5-7 (9 am to 4 pm). Previewing will also be available on auction days, July 8-10, from 9 to 11 am.

Thomaston Place Auction Galleries is on US Route 1. For information, 207-354-8141 or www.thomastonauction.com.

2031 JACK LORIMER GRAY
Fishermen in Two Dories at Sea

2035
Walrus Skull Mount,
Schrimshawn, ca. 1920
2157 Fereghan Sarouk Carpet (1 O’ X 13′ 6″)

2156 Pair of Lemon-Top
Andirons
2074 Queen Anne
Tea Table, 18th c.

3541 (9) Japanese Sword Tsuba

2275 English Four-poster Bed
with Canopy

3024 Large Moxie
Advertising Sign

3044 19th c.
Trade Sign Sculpture,
Turk Smoking Pipe

3048 White & Red Painted
Peapod on Trailer

2111 Amish Built
Steam Locomotive Weathervane

2440 IVAN AIVAZOVSKY (1817-1900)
Ship Moored in Moonlight

2064 Pair of Country Queen Anne Chairs

2380 ANTONIO MARIA DE REYNA MANESCAU
A Venetian Canal, oil on canvas

3130 French Carriage Clock
3010 LARRY KOOSED
(Contemporary)

2058 Connecticut
Federal Period Wooden
Works Tall Clock

1001 Chinese Footed Censer

2526 Taino
Sculpture
2500 Gandharan Indian
3180 Russian Hardstone
3522 19th c. Japanese
Bronze & Ivory
Tradesman Okimono
Stone Sculptural Carving of Frog
Fragment, Ca 200 CE
3520 Ornate Carved Japanese Hall Bench
3518 Japanese 19th c. Embroidered Folding
3049 WINSLOW HOMER (MA/ME/UK, 1836-1910)
3055 JOHN SINGER SARGENT (MA/UK/Italy, 1856-1925)
3065 JAMIE WYETH (PA/ME/DE, 1946 – )
2095 BILL TRAYLOR outsider artist (AL, 1854-1947)
2137 JOHN WHETTEN EHNINGER (NY, 1827-1889)
3077 ANDREW NEWELL WYETH (PA/ME, 1917-2009)
3302 Gun Cabinet by J. Frank Holt, Gardiner, Me
2078 Ante-Bellum Waist Length Portrait of a Wealthy Woman
2149 JOHN J. MCAULIFFE (NY/IRELAND, 1830-1900)
2053 ShakerOvalBox
2109 American Colonial Era Portrait of a Sea Captain
3057 NORMAN P. ROCKWELL (NY /MA, 1894-1978)
3063 BO (JAMES WILLIAM) BARTLETT Ill (ME/GNPA, 1955 – )
3321 Framed KPM Porcelain Plaque
1259 Period Mini Portrait of Marie Antoinette
2028 Salom & Co. English Stick Barometer (1 Of 6)
3087 YOUSUF KARSH (NY /MNCan, 1908-2002)
3104 MARIANO BENLLIURE Y GIL (Spain, 1862-1947)
2281 Tortoiseshell Tea Caddy(l Of11)
2156 Pair of Lemon-Top Andirons (1 of 8)
2139 ALFRED THOMPSON BRICHER (NY/NH, 1837-1908)
3064 TIM ALLEN LAWSON (ME/WY, 1963 – )
3069 HERBERT LAURENCE DAVIDSON (IL/WI, 1930-2018)
2003 WILLIAM PIERCE STUBBS (ME/MA, 1842-1909)
2140 HERMANN OTTOMAR HERZOG (PA/CA/GERMANY, 1832-1932)
3148 Silver Singing Bird Automaton with Clock
2282 19th c. English Bracket Clock
2192 18thc. Tall Clock
3428 Chinese Dragon Rug (4’5″X 7′)
2327 French Raised Trapunto Needlework with Angel
2330 BERTHE MORISOT (FR, 1841-1895)
2005 Two-Part Mahogany Campaign Chest with Desk
3008 GIL RUSSELL (20th c. American, 1 of 7 sculptures)
2097 Pair of Mounted Folk Art Sheared Wool Rugs with Dogs
3118 Tiffany Studios Favrile Glass Lamp Shade
2089 Painted Pine HarvestTable
3432 Stickley Prairie Settle
2526 Taino Sculpture
2500 Gandharan Indian
3125 Handmade Persian Stone Sculptural 18k Gold Turquoise and Fragment, ca. 200 ce. Diamond Necklace
1386 Ladies Chopard Wristwatch in Stainless Steel & 18k Gold
2280 19th c. English Bracket Clock
2161 William & Mary Black Painted Gateleg Table
3043 Florida Outsider Folk Art Advertising Sign Sculpture
3392 Klipsch Corner Speakers
1006 Chinese Low Bowl
1009 Chinese Swatow Ware Bowl

Case Antiques Summer Fine Art & Antiques Auction
July 9 (9am) & 10 (1pm) – ET
Knoxville, TN
www.caseantiques.com
info@caseantiques.com
Knoxville: (865) 558-3033
Nashville: (615) 812-6096
Previews by Appointment.

KNOXVILLE, TENN. — A veritable time capsule of treasures from two old Southern families — ranging from a rare 1830 Native American portrait to Civil War generals’ letters and Georgian jewelry — will cross the block July 9-10 at Case Auctions, in a two-day sale that also includes an original Leroy Neiman painting, a rare Swiss automaton watch and an important African American quilt.

The auction features objects from multiple estates and private and museum collections. Several are from the estate of Mary Bright Wilson, a former middle Tennessee resident whose family moved from North Carolina and Virginia to settle the area in the late 1700s, and from the Kentucky collection of Peggy Mahoney and Michael Mahoney, whose family tree includes breeders of well-known thoroughbreds and a Confederate general.

One of the key highlights of the Wilson collection is a rare miniature portrait of a Native American brave named Kinheche or Kin-hi-chee, painted in 1830 during a historic summit between Chickasaw leaders and President Andrew Jackson in Franklin, Tenn. Among the observers at the event were a prominent local gentleman, Guilford Dudley, and his 22-year-old daughter Caroline. According to family history, Miss Dudley (who may have been an art teacher at a nearby Female Academy) was so intrigued by Kinheche’s appearance in his tribal garb that she painted his likeness, intending to give it to him, but was advised by the chief not to do. She died two years later,

The Wilson collection also includes miniature portraits of North Carolina Revolutionary War general Thomas Eaton and his daughter Harriet, as well as an archive of Civil War letters saved by members of the Fulton family of Fayetteville, Tenn., which sent four sons into battle on the Confederate side. The Wilson collection also includes antique diamond and gold jewelry worn by women in the family, Chinese paintings brought back from the Far East by naval officer James Fulton in 1860 and dating from the Civil War through World War I are war mementos.

The Mahoney collection features several examples of Kentucky furniture, such as a rare Windsor settee attributed to William Challen of Lexington, a petite blockfront Sheraton hunt board and a sugar chest with unusual serpentine skirt, all of which originally graced family homes. The Mahoney collection also includes a Confederate Thomas Griswold foot officer’s sword and scabbard, three vintage Rolex watches, a collection of Georgian, Art Deco and other jewelry and a collection of silver, including a Gorham Martele tray.

The auction also features a diverse selection of art. A large Leroy Neiman oil on canvas depicting a glittering dinner party from the estate of Palm Beach and Chattanooga publishing executive Margaret Harold Roberts, leads the American paintings. There is also a tonalist watercolor by South Carolina artist Alice Ravenel Huger Smith and a Ralph Blakelock landscape; marine paintings by Earl Collins, Lester Chadbourne and Alex Breede; a collection of regional landscapes by Pennsylvania/New Jersey artist Jeanne Davies; and a collection of Twentieth Century sporting art by David Maas, Chet Reneson, Brett James Smith and Dwayne Harty.

European art standouts include a Flemish School triptych after Quentin Matsys (1466-1530), depicting scenes of Christ’s infancy, and two Rembrandt etchings, “Jan Lutman, Goldsmith,” (state II/III) and “The Return of the Prodigal Son” (state II/III).

Landscapes by two Florida “Highwaymen” artists, Robert Butler and Sam Newton, are available for sale, along with two works by “Memory Painter” Helen LaFrance: one of a tiger and the other depicting the Woolridge Cemetery monuments in her hometown of Mayfield, Ky.

Contemporary works on paper include a Picasso signed collotype, “Le Peintre” (published by Guy Spitzer, circa 1960) and a Lyonel Feininger abstract woodcut, “Dorf.”

A rare Swiss automaton pocket watch attributed to Pierre-Simon Gounouilhou (French/Swiss, 1779-1857) tells both the time, and a story. The double open face watch features a Dutch kitchen scene on one side with various movements that bring it to life, including a woman grinding a mortar and pestle, a crackling fire and chicken rotating on a rotisserie, all in an 18K gold surround.

There are more than 150 lots of silver in the auction, including multiple tea sets. One of the most unusual is a rare Nineteenth Century coin silver repousse tea service chased with scenes of New Orleans’ Jackson Square on one side and images of pelicans on the reverse, reminiscent of those on the Louisiana state seal. There is also a coin silver tea set by Alexander Morin of Philadelphia and a collection of Kentucky coin silver that includes several mint julep cups, two Asa Blanchard ladles and numerous pieces of flatware from rural Kentucky makers.

A well-documented and exhibited African American quilt leads the textile offerings. The applique quilt was made by Josie Covington (1869-1909) of Triune, Tenn., and features a number of applique motifs, including star-shaped flowers, pinwheels, scissors and a central hand. It was included in a traveling exhibition sponsored by the Cleveland Museum of Art and was the cover image for the accompanying catalog. The auction also includes a bright pink Hawaiian Quilt, a Bourbon County, Ky., needlework sampler dating from 1815 and two rare Tennessee samplers, along with an Eighteenth Century Flemish Verdure tapestry and several Persian carpets.

Case’s gallery is at 4310 Papermill Drive. For information, www.caseantiques.com or 865-558-3033.

Alice Ravenel Huger Smith
Ralph Blakelock Oil
Eliz. Rebecca Coffin (NY/MA, 1850-1930)
Follower of Quentin Matsys
Jeanne Davies, “Nantucket,” 1 of 6
1830 Miniature Portrait of Chickasaw, Kinheche
David Maas O/B, 24” x 36”
Dwayne Harty Oil, 40” x 60”
J. Clayton Adams, “Silver Dart,” Exhibited Royal Academy 1893
Leroy Neiman Oil, 36” x 48”
Sonia Delaunay Sgd.
Pierre-Simon Gounouilhou Automaton Watch
100+ Lots of Estate Jewelry
Signed Picasso Collotype, pub. Guy Spitzer c. 1960
Picasso Madoura Charger
Art Deco, 9.38 ct t.w.
Estate Luxury Handbags including Chanel
Stephen R. Powell, 31”
Georgian, 3.22 ct t.w.
Attr. Castellani
Chinese Famille Rose Jardinieres
Rare Large Staffordshire Dog
Qing Charger
Stebbins & Co. NY Coin Silver Tea Set
Tiffany Studios “Ninth Century” Pattern Desk Set w/Favrile cabochons, includes 2 Frames
Attr. Quervelle
COMPLETE CATALOG: WWW.CASEANTIQUES.COM
2 Days, 1200+ Lots, featuring property from fine Southern estates and private and museum collections. Previews by Appointment.
20% Buyer’s Premium for Cash, Check, or Certified Funds. Credit Cards also accepted. TN#6045

Jewett City, CT Flea Market College Mart Flea Market – Leone’s
CT’s Largest Indoor/Outdoor Flea Market
OPEN EVERY SUNDAY 9-4
36 Wedgewood Drive, Jewett City, CT

Leone’s Auction Gallery
ESTATE AUCTIONS EVERY OTHER FRIDAY
36 Wedgewood Drive, Jewett City, CT
visit www.leoneauctioneers.com

Threadbare Show – Brimfield Antique Flea Market Week
July 10, 2022
444 Main St Southbridge, MA
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Vintage Clothing + Antique Textiles
Info & tickets at www.threadbareshow.com
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UPCOMING DATES: Sept 4 | 2022

Clarke Summer Estate Auction
July 10 at 10am
2372 Boston Post Road, Larchmont, NY 10538
www.ClarkeNY.com
info@clarkeny.com
Ph: 914-833-8336
Fax: 914-833-8357

LARCHMONT, N.Y. — For its summer estates auction on Sunday, July 10, at 10 am, Clarke Auction Gallery will present a well-rounded sale that hits all the major collecting categories with notable and important works, yet it is far-ranging too.

“Basically, it’s a great sale overall from fine art and Midcentury Modern to furniture, jewelry and Asian antiques,” said owner and auctioneer Ronan Clarke. “We have a nice collection of Grand Tour bronzes, a good selection of decorative clocks and porcelains as well as a larger-than-usual grouping of fine carpets.”

Fine art will be particularly strong and led by a work by an important living artist, Sean Scully (Irish, b 1945), whose oil on paper “Drawing #30,” 1980, is estimated at $20/30,000. This 30¼-by-23-inch work is signed in pencil and came from a Westchester, N.Y., estate; the artist lives nearby in Nyack, N.Y. Another standout is a Mane Katz (French-Ukrainian, 1894-1962) oil on canvas ($10/15,000) titled “The Flower Cart.”

Among a curated selection of contemporary works are a Paul Henry Brach oil on canvas ($5/7,000), “Tournament #2,” signed and dated ‘54, and a 1971 screenprint in colors by Tom Wesselmann, “Great American Brown Nude: Cutout” ($2/3,000). A small group of Japanese paintings is highlighted by a Jun Dobashi oil on canvas ($3/5,000), “La Naissance.” Among sculptures is an untitled figure ($8/12,000) by Leo Amino, signed and dated 1952.

Whitney Bria, Clarke’s jewelry and silver specialist, doesn’t get floored often, but when she opened the box containing a recent consignment, she was stunned to find a pair of platinum, diamond and pearl earrings with 8 carats of diamonds ($6/9,000). The earrings have overlapping bands of tapered diamond baguettes and ending in semi-baroque pearl drops. “They’re beautiful, early to mid-Twentieth Century, and the diamonds are of great quality,” she said. “The earrings have a really great weight in general.” Also highlighting the jewelry category is a platinum ring centered with a 1½-carat GIA round-cut diamond ($2/3,000).

Raymond Yard designs are quite desirable, and this auction features two three-piece suites bought directly from him by the consignor’s mother, estimated at $4/6,000 and $3/5,000.

With 70 lots from which to choose, the Asian arts category offers some items from an estate in Sleepy Hollow. A standout is a Chinese carved rock crystal lidded vase and cover having a leaf border and low relief flowers ($800-$1,200) that is well-executed. Carved jade is always popular, and an example is a Chinese carved russet jade snuff bottle with an amber stopper, 2.375 inches tall ($300/500).

One of Bria’s favorite Asian antiques in the sale is a pair of Eighteenth Century Chinese cinnabar lidded urns on stands ($600/900), Chien Lung period, 13 inches tall. “It’s unusual to see stands that are also cinnabar, and it’s a particularly nice example that comes with an 1980s appraisal showing provenance,” she said.

Several large-scale statement piece items for the home will cross the block, including a pair of palace-size Sevres porcelain urns hand painted with figures and a landscape, 52 inches tall ($4/6,000); a palace-size hand woven carpet, 23 feet 2 inches by 12 feet 7 inches ($4/6,000); a monumental Grand Tour bronze column with Napoleon on top, 52 inches tall ($2/3,000); and an Eighteenth Century bronze mounted marble top commode, parquetry inlaid ($3/5,000).

The furniture category is particularly strong in midcentury pieces, led by a George Nakashima table for Widdicomb and six chairs ($3/5,000), a pair of Jansen bronze and marble gueridon tables evincing bronze work with original patina ($3/5,000), and a set of six Hans Wegner chairs in oak and woven cane ($3/5,000).

Rounding out the auction will be a signed Codan Mexican sterling midcentury-style, six-piece tea service ($3/5,000), a Continental silver tankard ($1/1,500) notable for its split mermaid finial on the handle that looks as if it inspired the Starbucks logo; and two Faberge-style items: a gilt silver lidded chalice with enamel decoration ($400/600) and a silver, spinach jade and gilt silver-mounted hinged box ($400/600).

Clarke Auction Gallery is at 2372 Boston Post Road. For information, www.clarkeny.com or 914-833-8336.

Preview dates: Thursday July 7th, Friday July 8th, Saturday July 9th from 12-6pm
Lot 2 Alan Munro Reynolds (Great Britain, 1926-2014) Est $3,000 / $5,000
Lot 14 Emile Jean Horace Vernet (French, 1789-1863) Est $8,000 / $12,000
Lot 1 Sean Scully (Ireland, b.1945) Est $20,000 / $30,000
Lot 3 Mane Katz (French-Ukranian, 1894-1962) Est $10,000 / $15,000
Lot 8 Tom Wesselmann (1931 – 2004) Est $2,000 / $3,000
GIA 1.56 ct
18kt Bracelet
Gibson Guitar
Diamond Emerald Ring
Scrimshaw
DAVID BURLIUK
Silver Tea Service
JIRI KOLAR
Asian Carved Censor
Platinum Earrings PABLO PICASSO
George Nelson
Pair Gueridon Table
Palace Size Carpet
ITZCHAK TARKAY
Baseball 5 cent Slot Machine
Fossil
TOM WESSELMANN
Emile Jean Horace Vernet
Bronze Napoleon Column
18th Century Commode
SEAN SCULLY
JUN DOBASHI
George Nakashima
Carved Cabinets
Hans Wegner “The Chairs”

Americana Auctions – Summer Estates Auction
July 10 at 11am
380 Winthrop St, Rehoboth MA 02769
www.americana-auction.com
508-771-1722 or 508-223-9471

Preview: Live (in our A/C Gallery) in Rehoboth: July 8th & 9th (Fri/Sat.) 10-4 Sunday 9-11 & by appt.
Eclectic estates auction from Martha’s Vineyard & Hull, MA – 75+ paintings including 26 by Anthony Benton Gude (grandson of Thomas Hart Benton); Modernist sculpture by Prodosh Dasgupta, Ghani Hikmat, etc; 100 lots of Silver & Jewelry; Antique guns, swords, & knives; African & Asian items & Pre- Colombian artifacts; Period Furniture & Oriental Rugs; Vintage Guitars – 3 by Gibson; 5 music boxes incl. Regina; & more! See website for info. SPECIAL INTEREST: 2014 Honda CRV auto – 8300 miles! Old Town Canoe; 1930’s Kayak by Erford Burt; SPECIAL INTEREST: Estate auto – 2014 Honda CRV w/only 8300 miles! Recent riding mower; 1930’s kayak sgd Erford Burt; C.1880 fancy iron fence & gate by Champion of Ohio.
SILVER & JEWELRY: 100+ lots! Sterling flatware sets by Gorham “Buttercup” & Frank Smith “Federal Cotillion” & Whiting “Victoria” & Wallace “Grand Colonial”; 4 sterling tea sets incl German Art Deco; Sprat- ling martini shaker; 1836 asparagus tongs by Wm. Traies, London; 12 Mint Julep cups; Danish enamel flatware by Marthinsen; Tiffany Wave Edge tray & Revere bowl; Silver serving pieces, hollowware & flatware lots; JEWELRY: Pair Cartier 18k gold & sapphire cufflinks; Superb Jap. Meiji 14k gold charm necklace with 44 mixed metal, gold, ivory, & silver beads; Art Deco 14k gold tutti frutti pin; heavy 14k money clip; Chinese gold & jade necklaces; Pearl necklace & pearl & jade triple strand bracelet; 4 gold 22k Chinese coins; Several lots of gold bracelets, earrings, necklaces, rings, brooches, etc. SOUTHWEST & NAVAJO SILVER: Squash blossom necklaces; Hector Aguilar amethyst necklace; 3 silver Concha belts – 1 by Suzie James; Necklace signed David F. Garcia; Several SW rings w/stones FINE ART: Martha’s Vineyard collection 26 paintings by Anthony Ben- ton Gude (grandson of Thos. Hart Benton) – Seascapes, Landscapes, Fig- ures, Still Lifes & Abstracts; Large French impressionist landscape sgd Albert M. Lebourg; C. Gordon Harris – VT; David Lazarus (4); Emile Othon Friesz – Fauvist; Edith D. Smith – Charleston SC; FH Storrs (2); A. Pasquali – Rockport; Knud Olsen; Ralph Cahoon – 2 chests; Herbert Bar- nett; Madeleine Albert; Rosamond A. Brown – Chinese New Year; Xavier Gonzales – Hong Kong; Louis Guarnaccia, – Nantucket garden; Beverly Rinck; G. Armfield -dogs; Daniel Kotz – Pittsfield MA; A.G. Vetromile; LA Foss – CT valley; Jan Zoetelief Tromp – Dutch interior; Old Master of 4 nuns. BRONZES: Fine 20th C. modernist estate sculpture by M. Ghani
Hikmat; Prodosh Dasgupta “Cradle”; Jorge Marin – Birdman; HL Lucho; Edward Walsh; K. Petersen; Also, large French “Pandore” by J. Salmson. GLASS & CHINA: Tiffany gold favrile & Steuben blue aurene vase; 10 Steuben gold aurene & calcite sherbets w/underplates; 4 old Italian faience decorated chargers; Pairpoint Candlestick lamps; Quezal style art glass chandelier; 2 MacKenzie Child’s décorated pedestals; 14 Wedgwood “Florentine” dinner plates; Lenox for Tiffany fish plates; 2 Correia art glass vases; Kosta & Orrefors; Antique French boulle tantalus set; 3 old stained glass windows.
ASIAN, AFRICAN & PRECOLUMBIAN: 4 antique Japanese Tsuba sword guards with inlay; 30” Meiji ceramic temple urn, signed; Asian bronze vases; 2 Japanese silver mounted tobacco pouches; Old Asian ceramic vases; Bakelite mah-jong set; Asian chest; Pr Chinese jade mini lions; Pr Jap. mini bronze frogs, signed; Ivory puzzle balls; Pre-Columbi- an / Meso-American items incl. vases, figures, deities etc. Early American pottery incl Caddo. Plus – Old African / Maasai spears, knives, masks; Old Asmat Tribal items from New Guineau.
FURNITURE & RUGS: Period includes 18th C. maple highboy; Wil- liam & Mary chest on frame; Early bible box & 18th c. walnut book press; 2 slant front desks; Windsor chairs; 2 Ralph Cahoon painted blanket chests & Martha Cahoon tray; 2 Chinese m/t tables, one sgd. Man Chuen; 2 MacKenzie-Childs ceramic Pedestals/table bases; Vict. Mahogany Dine table w/paw feet & 7 leaves; S Roll Top desk; French Boulle tables; 8-foot japanned breakfront; Knoll dine table; Wilcox KS tea table; Decorated stands; Pulaski tiled kitchen baker’s rack. RUGS: 20 vintage & antique carpets – 2 silk rugs, 1 signed; 3 Heriz; Caucasian; Tabriz; etc. VINTAGE GUITARS: Gibson “Les Paul” Gold Top electric; Old Gib- son solid body elect. Guitar; #62189; Gibson Epiphone; 2 Gibson Acoustic
guitars; Charvel / Jackson electric Guitar; Grand Prix Guitar; more. Also, Israel A. Dailey 1871 Violin w/Lederer bow
ANTIQUE WEAPONS & MILITARIA: 8 Bowie Knives, some signed, incl. CSA, Texas; Asian daggers & Indonesian Kris; 7 antique American & European swords incl. Civil War; Rev. War Spontoon pike; 18th C. Spa- droon; Sword & gun cane; Model 1860 naval cutlass; GUNS: A. Leonard Saxon River VT Civil War sharpshooter rifle; Winchester octagonal barrel rifles – Model 1873 & Model 1892; Antique double-barrel shotguns; more. ALSO: African Tribal spears & knives & masks; Three 19th C. Kepis; 4 antique Japanese Tsubas; 1904 US Navy Ensign flag
DOLLS, MUSIC BOXES & MISC: Jules Steiner #1 fashion doll; Other dolls incl. Columbia, Handwerck, A. Marseille, Japanese; Steiff early teddy bear & animals; Wood child’s boat – Gloucester Rocker by B. Smith; 2 Michael Garman folk art sculptures 1984; 5 antique music boxes – Sym- phonion, Swiss 12 tune & 8 tune cylinder w/inlay (G. Baker Troll) & 15” disk Regina oak music box; Clocks – Jerome ogee mantle & Atkins octag- onal wall clock, carriage clocks; 4 Samplers incl. 1863 Portchester NY; Davis 5 gal. motor oil cans circa 1920’s; ON THE AIR broadcast sign; An- tique photography. Old decoys – RI Innis mallard 1968, Holger Smith loon 1981, J. Bundy, 3 ft primitive crane, etc; WWII Folmer Graflex K-25 Army Air Force camera in case; Gurley NY theodolite transit; Pair Victorian 6 arm bronzed candelabras; Inuit items incl. oosik; Israel A. Dailey violin 1871; Old African tribal weapons, knives, masks, etc; Native American baskets & sand paintings; Pair large carved wood foo lions; Iron wine safe in birdcage form; 2 Sugar Ray Robinson signed photos; Louis Vuitton lug- gage; 1850 Child’s buggy; Goodbrand mechanical yarn winder; Outdoor garden statues; Pair Forms & Surfaces 4 ft. fiberglass Brutalist planters ca 1970’s. Lamps: 2 pair bronze urn; Arts & Crafts, Modernist.
Vintage guitars incl. Gibson
Group of Bowie Knives
Antique guns and weapons
Fine silver & gold jewelry
Ralph Cahoon chest
2014 Honda CRV – 8300 miles.
Anthony Benton Gude (1 of 26 ptgs)
Antique music boxes (4)
1904 Navy Ensign flag NY.
Prodosh Dasgupta bronze.

Main Street Auction
July 10 at Noon
27 Middle Quarter Rd, Woodbury CT
https://www.liveauctioneers.com/auctioneer/5606/main-street-auctions-and-estate-liquidators/
(203)233-1736
Preview: Friday July 8, 10:00-4:00 or by appointment

Contents of home and shop of Long time Woodbury Ct antiques Dealer with se- lect additions. Sale to include private collection and inventory. 17th, 18th and 19th century early American antiques, formal and country furniture, decorative arts and accessories, wood, iron and tin primitives, stoneware, weathervanes, fireplace accessories, frames, oriental rugs, quilts, and so much more.
Single owner collection of fine jewelry (40+ lots) including 14k and 18k gold and Sterling Silver incl.18k Italian gold and gemstone bracelet with Etruscan revival charms, several gold coins w 18k gold pendant frames, 14k gold Bulova ladies watch, Carved jade pendants, gold and silver pendants, brooches, bracelets and rings with gemstones.
Fine art including folk art portraits, primitive scenes, oils, watercolors, modern art, listed artists including Alfred Montgomery, Peter Poskas, Walter Mason Odd- ie, Alexandre Clarys, Anne Rogers Minor, Otto Merkel, W Post, J B Kahill, James Henry Arthur jameson, Michael Hurson, Mell Prescott, Roland Hinton Perry, Paul Alan Williams, Charles Pont, and more.

Showplace Live Estate Auction
July 10 at Noon
40 West 25th Street, NYC
www.nyshowplace.com
auctions@nyshowplace.com
212-633-6063 ext. 808

NEW YORK CITY — On July 10, Auctions at Showplace will present 280 lots of fine and decorative arts directly from New York City metropolitan area estates and collections.

Highlights begin with an Italian Regence-style 800 silver tea and coffee service comprising teapot, coffeepot, hinged hot water samovar urn with ebonized handle and heater, covered sugar, open milk pitcher and massive two-handled service tray, likely made between 1951 and 1971. The set is decorated with grotesque masques to handles and with scrolling acanthus and leaf-tip cast decoration throughout. Next is a 1970s post-modern mixed media collage by Jean-Michel Folon (Belgian, 1934-2005) with Biscuiterie de la Baie de Mont St Michel packaging mounted on paper with geometric watercolor painting. Also featured is a 1990 Cindy Sherman (American, b 1954) “Madame de Pompadour (nee Poisson) Tea Service” in green with images of Sherman as Mme. de Pompadour.

Silver seekers will also find 12 Italian Regence-style 800 silver chargers, Twentieth Century, each marked “800” and “531 MI” for an unknown Milanese maker (approximately 273.36 troy ounces). Next are 154 pieces of American sterling silver flatware by Whiting in the Mandarin pattern, circa 1918, each marked, together with a fitted wood box (approximately 196 troy ounces).

Fine art offerings include an oil on canvas titled “Le Falstaff” depicting an interior bar scene by Ludovic Rodo-Pissarro (French, 1878-1952). Next is a midcentury oil on Masonite of a torso by Robert Bliss (American, 1925-1981) and a 1964 abstraction on canvas by William Scharf (American, 1927-2018).

Traditional paintings include nautical works by Paul King (American, 1867-1947) and Giuseppe Carelli (Italian 1858-1921). The King painting is an impressionist rendering of fishing boats at harbor in Brittany, France, and the Carelli depicts a group of fishermen on three interconnected boats likely in the Bay of Naples. A Charles Levier (French, 1920-2003) post-impressionist oil on canvas painting depicts a nude woman with stylized flowers to her right shoulder, and is signed lower right and housed in a giltwood frame.

Also featured is a portrait of a woman with a personalized message by Moses Soyer and a large interior scene of the studio of artist George Sugarman by Lowell Nesbitt.

Notable prints and multiples include a lithograph by Rufino Tamayo (Mexican, 1899-1991) “Carnavalesca / Carnivalesque” signed and numbered 106 of 150, a modern drypoint etching of a nude by Milton Clark Avery (American, 1885-1965), a 1965 color screenprint and mixed media collage by Larry Rivers (American, 1923-2002) titled “Double French Money”; and lithograph titled “Jukebox” by Saul Steinberg (American, 1914-1999). The sale also includes works by Paul Augustin Aizpiri, Augusto Alberici, Charles Brady, Augusta Oelschig, Louis Mendez, Frederick Ronald Williams, George Gavin Zeigler, Ritta Boemm

Decorative arts highlights open with a 1930s Italian Art Deco Murano art glass fusiform vase by Dino Martens (1894-1970) for Vetreria Aureliano Toso, from the “A Rilievo Fenicio” series. Next is a Murano art glass tall bottle shaped vase by Fulvio Bianconi for Venini Vetri, made in 1984, a 1920s Italian Murano art glass “Veronese” baluster-shape vase by Vittorio Zecchin for Venini and a 1920s Italian Art Deco Murano art glass goblet by Napoleone Martinuzzi. Next is an Art Deco cinnabar, black and eggshell-lacquered vase in the manner of Jean Dunand (French, 1877-1942), inspired by the work of Japanese artist Seizo Sugawara who was in Paris at the time. Also of note is a collection of art glass sculptures by Jean-Claude Novaro (French, 1943-2013), a pair of Hungarian Herend porcelain vases in the Rothschild Bird Blue Fish Scale pattern, a pair of French Baccarat glass candelabra with three arms and a pair of Charles X French candlesticks in bronze with Neoclassical and Gothic Revival elements.

The sale continues with a diverse grouping of furnishings with styles that include Midcentury Modern, Art Deco, Louis XVI and more. Lighting highlights include a collection of vintage Christian Liaigre (French, 1946-2021) floor lamps. Lots include Liaigre’s “Valentin,” “Acier” and “Atlantide” models. Next is a Robert Sonneman (American, b 1943) “Orbiter” series floor lamp with an adjustable swing arm terminating in a spherical globe shade in chrome with a black enamel handle and a round base. It is followed by a Seguso Italian bullicante gold flecked Murano art glass table lamp on a Lucite base and a Christopher Spitzmiller silver lustre table lamp in a Chinese vase form.

Also of note is a black and white framed photograph of Frank Sinatra and Dean Martin during a performance, each at a microphone holding cocktails, signed by both Martin and Sinatra.

The sale also includes jewelry and luxury goods. Highlights include a vintage Goyard metallic silver leather duffle, a collection of vintage Chanel handbags, a rare vintage Gucci sterling silver napkin ring set and a Hermes Paris horse dome-shaped magnifying glass. Also of interest is a vintage 1970s Rolex lady’s bracelet dress watch, a vintage Concord 14K gold Swiss quartz watch with diamond hour indicators, a platinum Bulgari diamond engagement ring and wedding band set and a vintage 1980s Barry Kieselstein-Cord 18K yellow gold crowned heart pin.

All auctions can be previewed at Showplace 40 West 25th Street in Manhattan ten days prior to each sale and are all immediately available for online preview and bidding at www.auctions.nyshowplace.com. For information, 212-633-6063.