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Duncan McFarlane oil, Harrington & Taffin diamond ring,
$39,680, Marion Antique Richardson calendar, $387,500, Hindman
A mid-19th century $6,548, Route 32 Auctions A diamond ring by
marine oil on canvas A 1908 Harrington & Taffin, containing
rendering of the packet Richardson Arms Co. calendar, an internally flawless
ship City of Montreal depicting a hunter with a back- cushion-cut 5.89-
by Duncan McFarlane pack and elk by artist Phillip carat diamond, D
(MA/U.K., 1834-1871) color, and Type IIa,
sold for $39,680 at a Summer Sale held June Goodwin, sold for $6,548 at a sold for $387,500
Firearms & Western auction
26th by Marion Antique Auctions in Marion, held Aug. 26-27 by Route 32 at an Important
MA. Also, a diminutive oil on canvas by Charles Auctions in Crawfordsville, IN. Jewelry auction held
Henry Gifford (1839-1904), depicting New Also, a Winchester Model 1866 September 13th by Hindman in Chicago. Also,
Bedford Harbor, realized $33,920; an Izannah .44 caliber centerfire rifle, shipped in 1870, rang a diamond ring with a 5.12-carat emerald cut
Walker doll went for $26,240; and two wooden out at $7,188; and a 1911 Peters (“Big Game diamond, D color, VVS2 clarity, rose to
decoys by Canadian carver Tom Chambers Ammunition Will Stop Them”) poster, with a $181,250; a Vendura yellow gold multi-gem
rose to $5,625. and diamond “Sunburst” cuff bracelet hit
momma bear and her cubs, art by Philip
Goodwin, rose to $5,462. $43,750; and a Tiffany & Co. diamond bracelet
Jason Rich painting, fetched $37,500.
$12,500, John Moran Laverne “Chan” cabinet, Copy of Amazing Fantasy #15,
An oil on board painting $113,400, Freeman’s $3.6 million, Heritage Auctions
by Jason Rich (UT, A rare four-door
b. 1970/71), titled “Chan” cabinet by A copy of Amazing Fantasy
Working Sun to Sun, 25 renowned 20th #15 from 1962, featuring
1/2 inches by 30 1/2 century designers the first comic book appear-
inches, sold for $12,500 Philip and Kelvin ance of Spider-Man, by Stan
at an Art of the Lee and Steve Ditko, sold
American West auction held August 31st by LaVerne sold for for $3.6 million at a Comics
$113,400 at an Art
John Moran Auctioneers in Monrovia, CA. and Design auction held September 15th by & Comic Art Signature
Also, a painting by Bill Anton (AZ, b. 1957), Freeman’s in Philadelphia. Also, a striking Auction held Sept. 8-12 by
titled Range Management, brought $10,625; a glazed ceramic work Untitled (Dango) by Jun Heritage Auctions in Dallas.
20th century Thomas Curtis, Sr. Navajo / Diné Kaneko achieved $20,160; a 1950s settee It was the most ever paid for
silver bolo and buckle set achieved $8,750; and by Paul Laszlo fetched $11,970; and two prints a comic book, eclipsing the $3.25 million paid
John William Hilton’s Desert Hideaway (1961) by Josef Albers, SP IV and SP XII (both earlier this year for a copy of Action Comics #1.
realized $7,500. Also, a copy of The Amazing Spider-Man #1
from Homage to the Square) brought $13,680
and $10,710. (1963) realized $241,200.
Nicolai Fechin still-life,
$281,000, Dallas Auction Sleeping mallard decoy, Chinese Imperial vase,
September 8th by Dallas $144,000, Guyette & Deeter $2.45 million, Doyle
Auction Gallery in Dallas, A sleeping mallard A Chinese Imperial
TX. Also, a 1951 work decoy by Shang Wheeler falangcai vase, created
signed and dated 1951 by featured on the dust during the reign of
Porfirio Salinas titled jacket cover of Shang by Emperor Qianlong
Bluebonnets with Fence Dixon Merkt, sold for (1735-1796), sold for
and Gate fetched $56,250; $144,000 at a Summer $2.45 million at an
a signed oil on canvas by Auction held Aug. 6-7 by Guyette & Deeter, Asian Works of
G. Harvey titled Pinon Art auction held
Smoke Santa Fe rang up $75,000; a circa 1905 Inc. in Saint Michaels, MD. Also, the finest pair September 20th by
of canvasbacks by Elmer Crowell known to exist
Parisian street scene by Edouard Cortes realized soared to $78,000; a mallard drake by John Doyle in New York. The vase came from the
$93,750; and an acrylic on canvas by Ernie Blair, Sr. rose to $96,000; and an oil painting of collection of Sarah Belk Gambrell (1918-2020),
Barnes titled Two Shots hit $81,250. the Belk department store heiress. It bore a four-
waterfowling on Chesapeake Bay by Herman
Simon (1833) brought $102,000. character mark in blue, indicating its origin as a
1894 San Francisco dime, product of the Qianlong Emperor’s imperial
workshop. Only a few were produced.
$1.8 million, Legend Copy of Journey into Mystery,
Numismatics $319,800, Goldin Auctions Gerrit Beneker painting,
A small silver U.S. A copy of Journey into $11,250, Bakker Project
dime made in 1894 Mystery #83 (Aug. 1962),
at the San Francisco featuring the first appear- An early 20th century oil on
board painting by Gerrit
Mint was sold for ance of Thor, graded
$1.8 million to CTGC 9.4, sold for Beneker (1882-1934), titled
Legend Numismatics, based in Lincroft, NJ, on $319,800 in an online Mudhead, sold for $11,250
behalf of collector Bruce Morelan of Las Vegas. auction held in September in an online Fine Arts
auction held August 28th
It was one of just 24 dimes struck that year at by Goldin Auctions, based
the San Francisco Mint, and one of just nine in Runnemede, NJ. Also, a by The Bakker Project in
Provincetown, MA. Also, an
known examples still in existence today. The copy of the 1962 Marvel
early 20th century charcoal
dime was graded Proof 65+ by PCGS and was Amazing Fantasy #15 drawing by Kathe Kollwitz (1867-1945), titled
a record price for that particular example. comic, featuring the first appearance of Spider-
Mr. Morelan also owns an 1804 U.S. silver Man, commanded $707,000; and a 1996 copy Mother and Child, rang up $12,500; and an oil
on canvas by Christopher Sousa, titled
dollar and a 1913 Liberty Head nickel. Both are of the Super Mario 64 game, graded WATA
exceedingly rare. 9.8/A++, changed hands for $800,000. Sometimes in the Morning (circa 2010) went to a
determined bidder for $6,250.
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