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                               Results of Recent Auctions From Near and Far        by Ken Hall
                                                                All prices include the buyer’s premium

            Clementine Hunter oil,                      Blown-molded cream jug,                      Alfons Walde painting,
            $8,750, Crescent City                       $7,605, Jeffrey S. Evans                     $612,500, Skinner, Inc.

                                  An oil on board paint-                  A cobalt blue blown cream                              A    painting
                                  ing by Clementine                       jug molded in a baroque                                capturing the
                                  Hunter (LA, 1886-                       pattern designated as GV-                              beauty   and
                                  1988), titled  Wash                     14 by George and Helen                                 grandeur of
                                  Day  (circa 1966),                      McKearin, circa 1830, sold                             skiing in the
                                  signed and framed,                      for $7,605 in a Glass &                                Alps by Alfons
                                  sold for $8,750 at an                   Lighting Auction held May                              Walde, titled
            Important Summer Estates Auction held June                    19-20 by Jeffrey S. Evans                              Aufstieg  der
            13-14 by Crescent City Auction Gallery in New                 & Associates in Mt.        Schifahrer  (1937/38) sold for $612,500 at an
            Orleans, LA. Also, a platinum engagement ring   Crawford, VA. Also, a New England Glass   auction of American & European Works of Art
            with a 3.83-carat emerald cut diamond brought   Company Caryatid figural-stem candlestick in a   held May 31 by Skinner, Inc. in Boston. Also,
            $37,500; and an oil on canvas by Thomas H.   unique sapphire blue, 9 ¾ inches tall, gaveled   Alfred von Wierusz-Kowalski’s A Daring Escape
            Willis (British, 1850-1925), titled  Ship’s   for $7,020; and a brilliant medium green vase in   / A Coaching Scene reached $504,500; Hans
            Diorama of the Robin Hood, titled and signed in   the Loop/Leaf pattern, just over 9 inches tall,   Hofmann’s Image in Blue finished at $125,000;
            monogram,fetched $3,750.                    rose to $5,850.                              and Leon Bonvin’s watercolor titled Wildflowers
                                                                                                     on a Wooded Path knocked down for $118,750.
            Frye “Mae West” gas pump,                   Bob Thompson work,
            CA$7,800, Miller & Miller                   $212,500, Hindman                            Stankiewicz sculpture,
                                                                                                     $162,500, Doyle
                           A Fry visible “Mae West” gas                          A 1961 allegorical
                           pump made in America in the                           painting by Bob                    A   sculpture  from    the
                           1920s sold for CA$7,800 in an                         Thompson, titled                   mid-1950s    by   Richard
                           Advertising, Toys & Historic                          The Sack (The                      Stankiewicz   (1922-1983)
                           Objects auction held June 20                          Snook), sold for                   titled  Tribal Diagram, made
                           by Miller & Miller Auctions,                          $212,500 at a                      from found objects welded
                           Ltd., in New Hamburg, Ont.,                           Spring Fine Art                    together, sold for $162,500 at
                           Canada. Also, a Kuntz tin                             Sale held May 20-                  an auction held May 20 by
                           lithographed beer tray, made                          21 by Hindman in                   Doyle in New York City.
                           in Canada, with a St. Bernard                         Chicago.    Also,                  Also, a large-scale painting
                           dog     graphic,   brought   Miyoko Ito’s  Irrigation went for $112,500;                 by Cecil Skotnes (1926-
                           CA$7,500; a Coca-Cola school   Roger Brown’s Dancing Houses, The Earthquake              2009), a circa 1980 painted
                           policeman sign, 60 inches tall,   of 1994 brought $100,000; Theodore Clement             and incised wood panel
                           realized CA$3,900; and a    Steele’s  Soldiers’ and Sailors’ Monuments of                measuring 49 1/2 inches by
                           J.M. Fortier Cigar framed    Indianapolis from 1917 fetched $131,250; and   97 1/2 inches, brought $106,250; and a
            lithograph, went for CA$3,000. Prices are in   Roy Lichtenstein’s prints Crying Girl and Blonde   floral still life from 1954 by Abstract
            Canadian dollars.                           made $32,500 and $35,000, respectively.      Expressionist painter Grace Hartigan (1922-
                                                                                                     2008) went for $187,500.
            Presentation pipe tomahawk,                 Heath Ledger autograph,

            $664,200, Morphy Auctions                   $10,236, RR Auction                          Redmond oil painting,
                                                                                                     $225,000, John Moran
                                                                                    A color satin-
                                                                                    finish signed                             An oil on canvas
                                                                                    photo of the                              wildflower land-
                                                                                    late actor Heath                          scape with poppies
                                                                                    Ledger, in his                            and lupine by
                                                                                    Oscar-winning                             Granville Redmond
            A silver-mounted and inlaid presentation pipe                           role as the                               (Los    Angeles,
            tomahawk signed “R. (Richard) Butler” and                               Joker in the                              1871-1935) sold
            inscribed to “Lt. John Maclellan (sic)” sold for   2008 film The Dark Knight, sold for $10,236 in                 for $225,000 at a
            $664,200 at a sale of Extraordinary, Sporting &   an online auction held May 13 by RR Auction,   California & American Fine Art auction held
            Collector Firearms held May 22-29 by Morphy   based in Boston. Also, a Mahatma Gandhi letter   May 17 by John Moran Auctioneers in
            Auctions in Denver, PA. Also, Annie Oakley’s   from 1932, discussing raising funds for the    Monrovia, CA. Also, an oil and gold leaf on
            “Little Miss Sure Shot” rifle engraved with her   Anti Untouchability Association, commanded   canvas board depicting white cockatoos in an
            name and the town where she resided, gaveled    $17,045; a Raoul Wallenberg Schutz-Pass    avocado tree by Jessie Arms Botke (CA, 1883-
            for $528,900; and a pipe tomahawk dated 1760,   associated document rose to $11,251; and    1971) realized $87,500; and an oil painting by
            gifted by King Louis XV to Indian chief allies,   a Sun Yat-Sen handwritten letter changed hands   Edgar Alwin Payne (CA, 1883-1947), titled
            went for $168,000.                          for $112,542.                                Adriatic Harbor, brought $43,750.


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