To the delight of collectors, Brunk Auctions has a lineup of ancient coins to modern releases, with a focus on key-date Morgan Dollars. Two 1893 San Francisco silver dollars, a mint state 1901 Philadelphia, final years for the Carson City Mint, uncirculated, and others. Also not to be missed are shipwreck coins, coins of the Roman Empire, and a generous selection of paper money.
Over 160 lots of fine jewelry starts the auction featuring many radiant diamond rings, vivid emeralds, stunning blue sapphires, and exquisite Tahitian pearls. A 14kt.gold Art Deco ladies mesh purse weighing 131 grams highlights a large selection of gold necklaces and bracelets while designer pieces by Bulgari, Rolex, Cartier, and Tiffany & Co are featured. Luxury goods include Gucci, Dior, Chanel, and Prada women’s handbags as well as an antique Goyard steamer trunk, a large collection of men’s Hermes ties and Hermes scarves from a Florida collection.
The day starts with 180+ lots of Asian arts to include items descended in the family of Anson Burlingame, a 19th century diplomat to China, a lifetime collection of snuff bottles of jade, stone, and porcelain, and carved stone seals, and a family collection of early underglaze blue and Qing porcelains from estate of Wm. Sauer, D.C., sold to benefit the Children's Hospital of the King's Daughters, Norfolk, Virginia. The auction ends with 250+ lots of American and British paintings, folk art, and furniture, Southern pottery, sterling silver, and Steiff animals, which includes a 6 ft. camel.
Fine art featuring rare prints by Rembrandt, paintings by Pieter Wouwerman and Elisabeth Johanna Koning, collection of portrait miniatures; a J. & W. Cary Regency library globe; Georgian and Continental furniture and clocks including marquetry examples; glass by Lalique, Val St. Lambert; porcelain by Meissen, Ginori, Herend; tea caddies and boxes from a Virginia collection; three dozen rugs; Charles Sykes, Spirit of Ecstasy bronze (lifetime); Russian, British and Continental silver by Paul Storr, Crichton Bros, Faberge, Joseph Nordberg, and Puiforcat; and more.
Edward Beyer’s panoramic view of Old Liberty (Bedford), VA; Edgefield SC stoneware; paintings by Robert Cottingham, Wolf Kahn, Nicolai Cikovsky, Thomas Sully, John Joseph Enneking, Robert Reid, Dana Pond, Willie Daniels, Alfred T Bricher, Colin Campbell Cooper; folk portraits; early 19th Century Charleston coin silver basket and silver by Tiffany, Gorham, Reed & Barton, and Kirk; Chinese export porcelain; a large collection of NC longrifles; American furniture including a Barnard Cermenati labeled mirror; Tiffany Favrile and Steuben Aurene glass, among others.
Deaccessions including rare American furniture led by an early sawn dressing table from NY or CT, an NC dressing table, a CT Pilgrim Century court cupboard, a Kings County, NY, kast, Thomas Sully’s artist’s cabinet, furniture ex Garbisch, Garvan, Amory Haskell, and others; a Jacques Gruber Art Nouveau bookcase and Aesthetic Movement furniture; 50 samplers including Otis (Boston) and Lee (Philadelphia) families; Continental furniture, clocks, and a room screen by Gaston Priou; fine art by James Butler, Arthur B. Davies, Blakelock, Abraham Walkowitz, Whistler, and others.
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