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Paddle steamer model, Tornek-Rayville watch, Thomas Woodward painting,

$50,000, John Moran $95,250, Michaan’s $10,710, Doyle
A silvered and gilt A rare Tornek-Rayville A painting by Thomas
model of the TR-900 military diver’s Woodward (British,
American paddle stainless-steel wristwatch, 1801-1852), titled A
steamer Harlan left circa 1964, with a box, Young Man on a Bay
port for $50,000 at sold for $95,250 at a Hunter, sold for
a Traditional Winter Fine Sale held $10,710 at an auction
Collector auction December 18th by of Old Masters & 19th
held December 16th Michaan’s Auctions in Century Paintings &
by John Moran Auctioneers in Monrovia, CA. Alameda, CA. Also, a diamond, platinum Drawings held January 21st by Doyle in New
Also, a French marquetry vitrine changed hands Riviere fringe necklace topped out at $84,000; York City. Also, a portrait of Rear Admiral
for $6,875; a painting done in the style of Jean- and a lithograph in colors on wove paper by John Sprat Rainier by John Hoppner (British,
Marc Nattier (French, 1685-1766), titled David Hockney (British, b. 1937), titled Pool 1758-1810) achieved $11,340; a pair of Dutch
Portrait of Anne Henriette of France Playing the Made with Paper and Blue Ink for Book (1980), 17th century floral still lifes realized $12,600;
violoncello (circa 1727-1752) earned $8,125; signed and dated lower right and numbered and a Still Life of Fruit on a Marble Ledge by a
and a Buccellati sterling silver Octopus center- (“671/1000”) brought $50,800. follower of Willem van Aelst brought $10,710.
piece went for $10,000.
Parker & Perry candelabras, Bill Traylor painting,
Copy of ZAP Comix #1, $22,500, Auctions at Showplace $293,750, Christie’s
$27,000, PBA Galleries
A pair of Parker & A folk-art painting by
Legendary cartoonist R. Perry English George Bill Traylor, titled Two
Crumb’s personally-owned III Wedgwood and Dogs Fighting: Man
first-edition copy of ZAP gilt-bronze girandole Chasing Dog (1939-
Comix #1 (Nov. 1967) sold for candelabras sold for 1942) sold for $293,750
$27,000 at a Comic Books $22,500 at a sale of at an Outsider and
Auction held December 10th items from the estate of Vernacular Art Sale held
by PBA Galleries in Berkeley, Martin Bregman held January 21st during Americana Week by
CA. It was the most ever paid January 3rd by Auctions at Showplace in New Christie’s in New York City. Also, Martin
for an underground comic York City. Also, a still-life painting of flowers on Ramirez’s untitled work (Tunnels and Train),
book. Also, a limited-edition a ledge by Jean-Baptiste Monnoyer (French- circa 1950s, achieved $187,500; Thornton
statue by Richard Corben, titled Reclining Flemish, 1636-1699) realized $16,250; and Dial’s Creation of Life in the Blackberry Patch
Nude (circa 1977) made $7,800; and the first 11 an early 20th century Louis XV-style gilt and (2003) realized $150,000; and an untitled
issues of Weird Science and Weird Fantasy patinated bronze mantel clock with chinoiserie work by Judith Scott (Heart, 1993) hit a
magazines (1966), bound by Russ Cochran, motifs went for $17,500. record $52,500.
both hit $3,600.
Fitzgerald fan letter, 1787 gold doubloon coin,
Nancy Whorf painting, $37,987, RR Auction $9.36 million, Heritage
$34,375, James R. Bakker
A four-page letter written to A 1787 gold doubloon
A painting by author F. Scott Fitzgerald by coin, the finest example
Provincetown Art a fan in the late 1920s sold of just the seven known
Colony artist Nancy for $37,987 in an online to exist, graded NGC
Whorf (1930-2009), auction that ended January MS65, sold for $9.36
titled Ice House Beach 13th by RR Auction, based in million at an auction of
Snow, sold for Boston, MA. The handwritten important U.S. coins held January 21st by
$34,375 in an online letter was addressed to “Mr. Heritage Auctions in Dallas, TX. It was the
art auction held December 19th by James R. Fitzgerald” in Paterson, New most ever paid at auction for a gold coin, eclips-
Bakker Antiques, based in Provincetown, MA. Jersey, and commented on ing the previous record of $7.59 million for a
Also, Aldro Hibbard’s Provincetown knocked the writer’s debut novel, This Side of Paradise. 1933 $20 Double Eagle, sold in 2002. The
down for $11,250; Charles Kaeselau’s The letter came with a matte-finish photo of doubloon, officially titled the 1787 New York-
Provincetown achieved $8,125; Arthur Cohen’s Zelda Sayre Fitzgerald, the author’s wife Style Brasher Doubloon, has been called “The
First House went for $10,625; Karl Knaths’ The (shown), boldly signed by him in fountain pen World’s Most Famous Coin.”
Clock hit $16,250; and a Paul Resika landscape with an inscription.
realized $8,125. Group of Fabergé wine carafes,
Platinum and diamond ring, $56,200, Sarasota Estate Auction
Ted Williams jersey, $204,000, Nadeau’s Auction
$139,714, Lelands A group of four Fabergé
A platinum and diamond crystal and silver wine
A Boston Red Sox jersey, worn ring set with a 4.54-carat carafes sold for $56,200
circa 1954-1955 by Ted emerald cut diamond, at a Fine Art, Antiques
Williams and signed by the flanked by trillion cut dia- & Jewelry sale held Jan.
Splendid Splinter, in MEARS monds, sold for $204,000 23-24 by Sarasota Estate
10 condition, sold for at a New Year’s Day auction Auction in Sarasota, FL.
$139,714 in a Fall Classic held January 1st by Also, an oil on canvas painting by Laura Adeline
Auction that closed December Nadeau’s Auction Gallery Muntz-Lyall (Canadian, 1860-1930) realized
11th by Lelands in New York City. Also, a Roy in Windsor, CT. Also, 5.5-carat platinum and $26,700; an oil on canvas painting by Adam
Campanella photo-matched and game-worn pear-shaped diamond ring, purchased in 1910 Emory Albright (American, 1862-1957)
Brooklyn Dodgers uniform from his 1955 MVP by Francis M. “Borax” Smith, founder of brought $12,500; and a painting by Frank
and World Series season brought $131,066; and Twenty Mule Team Borax, earned $138,000; Myers Boggs (American, 1855-1926), titled
a Zion Williamson 2019-2020 Panini Prizm and a set of three original pencil drawings by Rough Day, Port of Honfleur, made $7,900.
Gold rookie card finished at $118,261. John Tenniel (British, 1820-1914) hit $72,000.

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