A stellar selection of Modern art includes Warhol’s Marilyn Monroe, a Claude Howell triptych and works by K.Khanna, A. Pomodoro, Christo, E. Vicente and A. Archipenko, to mention a few. Design and studio furniture anchored by pieces from GK Bennett, J. Brooks, Maison Jansen, Warren Platner, F.L. Wright, Le Corbusier, Royer and G. Nelson for Miller. Sculptural jewelry by A. Pomodoro, ARKIS, Maija Neimanis, Sasa, Seven Fingers, Tom Herman, and Petr Hora, among others.
Beginning the day with Photography masterworks by William Klein, Horst P. Horst, Alfred Eisenstadt, Edward Weston, Carrie Mae Weems, Walker Evans, Berenice Abbott, Edward Weston and many others. Following are more than 60 lots of Native American pottery, baskets, weavings, carvings and jewelry, headlined by an important Naskapi doll with painted coat, a rare Chinookan bark shredder, a pair of Huron moose hoof needlecases, blackware by Maria Martinez, and a room sized Navajo weaving. Concluding the day are 115 lots of furniture, silver, porcelain, rugs and more.
Our Spring Wine & Spirits Auction offers an array of Fine Wine and rare spirits, including a notable selection of California Reds, Bordeaux, Chardonnay, Italian, and Spanish Wines. Highlights include Six Bottles of 2009 Marchesi Antinori Tignanello Toscana IGT, 1967 Chateau Petrus, and many strong offerings from California wineries such as Schrader, Opus One, Spring Mountain Vineyard, and Robert Mondavi, among many others.
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Original surface and vibrant color define Bert Parsons’ well-documented collection, assembled over decades. Highlights include a Stirewalt miniature painted blanket chest, an 1823 dated Prussian blue blanket chest made in Albemarle County, NC, with family history, an early Virginia documented painted apothecary cabinet, and a New England Fancy red-painted Windsor bench, as well as metalwork, pottery, Staffordshire, paintings, and six objects from the landmark 2004 “American Fancy” exhibition.
Rare and masterful forms are the hallmark of the collection, offering bidders the chance to own the very best. Key lots include a Federal painted worktable, a Newport, RI, Chippendale drop leaf table attributed to John Townsend, a matching Massachusetts Queen Anne high chest and dressing table, a pair of labeled 1803 Federal eglomise mirrors, important pottery by John Bell and Henry Adam, two exceptional nests of early Nantucket baskets, portraits by Maentel, St. Memin, and Boudon, among others.
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