Page 13 - JOA-Oct-21

Billy the Kid kill gun, Anna Gunter painting, Evinrude porcelain sign,
$6.03 million, Bonhams $76,200, Shapiro Auctions $30,750, Route 32 Auctions
The Colt Single A painting by Anna Gunter An Evinrude porcelain
Action revolver (Polish, 1933-2013), titled flange sign with excel-
used by Sheriff Meeting with the Fiancé lent gloss and color,
Pat Garrett to kill (1962), 34 1/2 inches by 26 rated 8.9, 21 inches by
the 19th century 3/4 inches, sold for $76,200 18 1/2 inches, sold for
outlaw Billy the at an International Fine Art, $30,750 at the Iowa Gas
Kid on July 14, 1881, at Pete Maxwell’s Ranch Antiques & Jewelry auction Auction held Aug. 5-6
in New Mexico sold for $6.03 million at a held July 31st by Shapiro by Route 32 Auctions in
single-owner sale titled The Early West: The Auctions in Mamaroneck, Des Moines, Iowa. Also,
Collection of Jim and Theresa Earle, held NY. Also, a 5.03-carat emerald cut diamond a Red Hat Wey-Co
August 27th by Bonhams in Los Angeles. It ring in a ballerina setting slipped onto a new Gasoline milk glass globe, 14 1/2 inches tall on
was a world auction record for any firearm. finger for $50,000; and a painting by Miguel a 4-inch base, rated 9, made $27,060; a Texaco
Pat Garrett’s friendship with the Kid, and his Covarrubias (Mexican, 1904-1957), titled Motor Oil & Gasoline milk glass chimney
subsequent hunt, capture, escape, and death, Taylor Gordon, 15 inches by 13 1/2 inches, with the globe in good condition, rated 8.9,
have become the stuff of legend. brought $34,925. 18 inches tall, brought $18,500; and an
Aviation Gasoline gas globe hit $19,065.
Painting by Frank Sinatra, 1962 Aston Martin DB4GT,
$38,400, Potter & Potter $9.52 million, RM Sotheby’s Nakashima double dresser,
$17,500, Leland Little Auctions
A framed acrylic on A 1962 Aston Martin
canvas painting by Frank DB4GT Zagato, one A walnut double
Sinatra, a floral-themed of only 19 built, sold dresser made in
work signed “Sinatra/89” for $9.52 million at a the 1960s by
lower right, sold for Monterey Auction George Nakashima
$38,400 at a Disneyana held Aug. 12-14 by (American, 1905-
& Pop Culture Sale held Sotheby’s in Monterey, CA. Also, a 1962 Ferrari 1990) sold for
July 30th by Potter & 268 SP by Fantuzzi and a 1966 Ferrari GTB $17,500 at a Modern Art & Design auction
Potter Auctions in Chicago. Also, a turn-of- Competizione both rolled away for $7.7 million held August 19th by Leland Little Auctions in
the-century style Disneyland Park mailbox from each; a 2003 Ferrari Enzo roared off for $3.36 Hillsborough, NC. Also, a large Jerga bronze
1980 rang up $10,200; a maquette of Figment million; a 2012 Lexus LFA Nurburgring rang sculpture by Kieff Antonio Grediaga (Canadian,
the Dragon from the Imagination Pavilion at up $1.6 million, a new record for a Japanese b. 1936) rang up $15,625; a pair of glass
Epcot climbed to $10,200; and a framed Walt road car; and a 1971 Lamborghini Miura P400 sculptures by Dale Chihuly (American,
Disney autograph display with clipped signature S finished at $2.095 million. b. 1941), titled Laguna Persians, fetched $9,062;
made $5,520. and a painting by Frank Faulkner (American,
Honus Wagner T206 card, 1946-2018) made $8,438.
Trae Young rookie card, $6.6 million, Robert Edward
$400,980, Goldin Auctions Diane Arbus silver print,
A 1909 T206 Honus Wagner $50,000, Swann Galleries
A Trae Young (Atlanta Hawks) baseball card sold for $6.6 mil-
rookie basketball card sold for a lion at an auction held August A silver print of a photo-
record $400,980 in a Summer 15th by Robert Edward graph by Diane Arbus,
Auction that closed August 7th Auctions in Los Angeles. It was taken in 1970 and printed
and 9th by Goldin Auctions in the most ever paid for a sports in 1972, titled Two Men
Runnemede, NJ. Also, a Conor card, eclipsing the $5.2 million Dancing at a Drag Ball,
McGregor UFC Gold Prizm paid for a Mickey Mantle card. NYC, sold for $50,000
card gaveled for $27,060; a Fewer than 60 of the T206 at an LGBTQ+ Art,
combination Magic Johnson Honus Wagner cards are known to exist. Only Material Culture &
and Larry Bird rookie card, graded PSA GEM four are graded higher than the one just sold. History Auction held
MT 10, went for a record $861,000; a Mickey According to legend, Wagner insisted the cards August 19th by Swann Galleries in New York
Mantle rookie card, SGC NM+ 7.5, brought be pulled from distribution because they were in City. Also, a colored pencil on paper by Tom of
$319,800; and a 1933 Goudey Babe Ruth card, cigarette packs and he didn’t smoke. Finland, titled Home – Secured (1982) soared to
PSA NM-MT 8, rose to $344,400. $87,500, a record for the artist; and an oil on
Charles M. Russell painting, canvas painting by Hugh Steers, titled Gold
1882 trade dollar, $1.7 million, Coeur d’Alene Fringe (1993), changed hands for $62,500.
$16,800, Alderfer’s
A 1904 painting Clementine Hunter work,
An 1882 Proof 66 by Charles M. $11,875, Slotin Auction
trade dollar sold for Russell titled A painting by the
$16,800 at a Coins Roping a Wolf legendary American
and Currency auction sold for over folk artist Clementine
held July 28th by $1.7 million at a Hunter, titled Large
Alderfer Auction in Fine Western & Cotton Harvest, sold
Hatfield, PA. Also, in American Art for $11,875 at a Fun
three auctions held the auction held July 31st by the Coeur d’Alene Art Folk Art, Pottery, Quilts & Paradise Garden
week of July 19th, a Browning Citori superlight Auction in New York City. Several works by fundraiser held Aug. 7-8 by Slotin Auction in
over/under grade 6 shotgun rang up more than Russell, totaling over $3.2 million, changed Buford, GA. Also, Ms. Hunter’s Sunday at the
$4,000; a Colt-Sharps Arms Co. Borchardt hands. Also, Philip R. Goodwin’s Hitting the Park earned $8,750; Fairy Belle Smith’s African
falling block single shot rifle hit the mark for Trail (circa 1910-1920) rose to $453,750, a American Quilt made $11,875; Howard
$3,180; and a Johnson Automatics Model 1941 record for the artist; Edmund H. Osthaus’s Two Finster’s Trumpeting Angel realized $5,500;
semi-automatic rifle went for $5,100. The three Hunting Dogs (1891) brought $242,000; and Purvis Young’s Horses finished at $5,500; and
auctions combined grossed over $2 million. Peter Hurd’s The Eve of St. John hit $157,300.
Mary T. Smith’s Portraits went for $4,875.
October 2021 11