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Results of Recent Auctions From Near and Far by Ken Hall
All prices include the buyer’s premium
Qing Dynasty tapestry, Pat Mahomes rookie card, Angel Botello bronze,
$12,500, Bruneau & Co. $861,000, Goldin Auctions $68,750, Auctions at Showplace

A beautiful Chinese A 2017 Panini A large bronze of a girl
Qing Dynasty (or earlier) National Treasures standing in the wind by
embroidered tapestry, black #161 Pat Angel Botello (Spanish,
nicely framed, sold for Mahomes signed 1913-1986), titled Coup
$12,500 in an online patch rookie card, de Vent II (circa 1975),
Estate Fine Art & #1 of 5, graded signed, sold for $68,750
Antiques auction held BGS Mint 9/10, at an auction held January
January 28th by Bruneau sold for $861,000 in an online auction ending 17th by Auctions at
& Co. Auctioneers in February 1st by Goldin Auctions, based in Showplace in New York
Cranston, RI. Also, a Runnemede, NJ. It was the most ever paid for a City. Also, a complete
group of more than 50 football card. Also, a Mickey Mantle 1952 portfolio of 13 Salvador
items relating to fly Topps #311 rookie card, PSA NM-MT 8, Dali (Spanish, 1904-
fishing (slides, books, a belt buckle, and brought $1.605 million; and a 2012-13 1989) signed lithographs, from the 1967 series
artwork) fetched $4,688; a gouache on paper National Treasures #151 Anthony Davis signed The Twelve Signs of the Zodiac, hit $22,500;
Arctic marine painting by William Bradford patch rookie card, #1/1, BGS Mint 9/10, made and a Pablo Picasso (Spanish, 1881-1973)
(1823-1892) hit $4,375; and a painting by $1.045 million. earthenware pottery vase titled Face and Owl
Sacha Tebo (1934-2004) gaveled for $2,375. made $20,000.
Pair of Windsor chairs,
Shooting gallery target, $65,000, Pook & Pook Kernan football painting,
$27,000, Milestone Auctions $75,000, Swann Auction
A pair of Philadelphia
An 1880s hand-painted comb-back Windsor An oil on canvas painting
figural iron shooting chairs, slightly mis- by Joseph F. Kernan, titled
gallery target depicting matched, sold for College Football (1932),
a drummer with carved- $65,000 at an Americana used as cover art for an
wood hands sold for & International Auction issue of The Saturday
$27,000 at an auction held held Jan. 28-29 by Pook Evening Post and likely the
January 30th by Milestone & Pook, Inc. in Downingtown, PA. Also, a inspiration for the iconic
Auctions in Willoughby, Charles Morris Young oil on canvas brought Heisman trophy design by
Ohio. Also, a Berdan $31,980; a beautiful winter landscape by Arthur Frank Eliscu in 1934,
Sharps model 1859 rifle, Meltzer rang up $18,450; an Ohio painted sold for $75,000 at an
bore .52, brought $25,800; Dutch cupboard realized $44,280; a small Illustration Art auction held January 28th by
a Walther AC PPK pistol, collection of Russian enamel wares finished at Swann Auction Galleries in New York City.
.765 caliber, retrieved from $23,124; and a New England chip-carved wall Also, Leslie Thrasher’s 1912 oil painting
Adolf Hitler’s “Eagle’s Nest” mountain retreat, box made $20,000. Conference on the Mound, also used as cover art
went for $16,800; and Sammy Davis, Jr.’s .357 for an issue of the Post, hammered for $37,500.
Magnum, 1965, with holster and belt bearing Saint-Gaudens statue,
his name, hit $16,800. Copy of Batman No. 1,
$506,000, Keno Auctions $2.22 million, Heritage
John Wayne True Grit rifle, A bronze sculpture of

$88,500, Old West Events Diana by Augustus The finest known copy
Saint-Gaudens (1848- of Batman No. 1
1907), 18 feet tall (Spring 1940), graded
and originally produced 9.4 by CGC, sold for
as a weathervane for $2.22 million at a
Madison Square Garden, Comic & Comic Art
sold for $506,000 at an auction held Jan. 14-17
The 1892 Winchester saddle ring carbine rifle auction held January by Heritage Auctions in
that John Wayne carried in the movie True Grit 23rd, during Americana Dallas, TX. It was the
(and the sequel Rooster Cogburn), retrofitted so Week in New York City, most ever paid for a
Wayne could do his signature one-handed by Keno Auctions. Also, comic book featuring
chamber-loading move, sold for $88,500 at the a Kinsman Portrait of the Caped Crusader
31st annual Mesa Old West Auction held George Washington by Gilbert Stuart (1755- and is now the most
January 23rd by Brian Lebel’s Old West Events 1829), topped out at $356,000; Frankenstein expensive comic book
in Mesa, AZ. Also, a Sharps Creedmoor rifle by William Hawkins rose to $41,000; ever sold by Heritage Auctions. Also, a copy of
with history to Granville Stuart rang out at and a Flambé Meiping vase with Qianlong Detective Comics No. 359 from 1967, marking
$53,100; and a Colt Model 1860 Army revolver mark hit $21,000. the debut of Batgirl, graded CGC NM/MT 9.8,
went for $44,250. changed hands for $132,000.

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