Yearly Archives: 2013

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THREE FABULOUS COLLECTIONS – OF RENE LALIQUE GLASS, NETSUKE CARVING AND SIGNED JEWELRY – WILL HEADLINE A. B. LEVY’S OCT. 27th ESTATE SALE

The auction will be held in A. B. Levy’s gallery, located at 211 Worth Avenue in Palm Beach. (PALM BEACH, Fla.) – Three fantastic collections – of 1920s Rene Lalique glass, Netsuke carving and signed estate jewelry – will headline a 500-lot estate auction planned for Sunday, Oct. 27, by A. B. [Read More]

ELITE DECORATIVE ARTS HAS BEEN SELECTED BY THE NOWAK ESTATE TO MARKET AND SELL 7 WORKS BY AFRICAN-AMERICAN ARTIST DOX THRASH

Thrash (1893-1965) was a renowned artist, printmaker and Buffalo Soldier in World War I. The works will be part of a 349-lot estate sale, Oct. 5th, at the Boynton Beach, Fla., gallery. (BOYNTON BEACH, Fla.) – Seven original works by renowned African-American artist and printmaker Dox Thrash (1893-1965) will headline a 349-lot [Read More]

Skinner Auction of European Furniture and Decorative Arts to Feature an Extensive Selection of Fine Silver

BOSTON, Mass. – Skinner, Inc. will host an extensive auction of European Furniture & Decorative Arts on October 5th in its Boston gallery. The sale features an excellent selection of fine silver as well as bronze and marble sculpture, Continental and British ceramics including Clarice Cliff pottery, clocks, lighting, textiles, and an [Read More]

ELVIS PRESLEY RING, GEORGE HARRISON BANJO, TIFFANY CIVIL WAR FLAG TO HEADLINE AHLERS & OGLETREE’S OCT. 6 FALL ESTATES AUCTION IN ATLANTA

Over 600 lots in an array of categories will be sold at the firm’s spacious Miami Circle gallery. (ATLANTA, Ga.) – A star ruby and diamond spiritual ring owned and worn by Elvis Presley, a four-string banjo owned and played by former Beatle George Harrison and a rare Civil War 36-star “General’s [Read More]

Christie’s auctioneers announce the rediscovery of an important Japanese hanging scroll-painting

Christie’s is proud to announce the rediscovery of an important Japanese hanging scroll-painting, Jigoku dayu [Hell Courtesan] by the eccentric yet brilliant artist Kawanabe Kyosai (1831-89) (estimate: £300,000-500,000). Believed lost for over half a century and known only from two black and white images taken in 1911 and 1942, the painting has [Read More]