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Results of Recent Auctions From Near and Far by Ken Hall
All prices include the buyer’s premium
Von Braun-signed photo, Laverne coffee table, BTS Grammy ensembles,
$14,400, Weiss Auctions $27,060, Neue Auctions $160,000, Julien’s Auctions

A NASA photo A Philip and Seven custom-
signed and inscribed Kelvin LaVerne made ensembles
by German-born coffee table, titled worn by mem-
American engineer Eternal Forest, cast bers of the
Dr. Wernher Von with an allover tree pop band BTS
Braun sold for pattern patinated while perform-
$14,400 in an in silver with brass ing their hit
online-only, two- and green patina, sold for $27,060 in an online- song Dynamite
day, two-session sale held January 26-27 by only Winter Fine Antiques & Art auction held at the Grammy awards filmed from Seoul,
Weiss Auctions in Lynbrook, NY. Also, a February 19th by Neue Auctions in Beachwood, South Korea in March 2021 sold for $160,000
collection of 1916-1930 Standing Liberty OH. Also, a Soriana leather furniture seating at a MusiCares Charity Relief Auction held
quarters, missing only the 1927-S coin, soared group by Afra and Tobia Scarpa for Cassina January 30th by Julien’s Auctions, based in Los
to $161,000; an archive of material relating to gaveled for $27,060; and a screenprint by Tom Angeles. Also, Keith Richards’ signed black
Lillian Gish changed hands for $6,325; and a Wesselmann (American, 1931-2004), titled Gibson gloss acoustic-electric guitar, with an
circa 1570 close helmet, almost certainly Bedroom Face, (1987) made $12,300. NFT, brought $57,600; and Paul McCartney’s
English, possibly worn by an Earl, made $9,300. signed Hofner B-Bass Hi Series violin bass
Marx Speedboy 4 prototype, guitar made $38,400.
Alexander Jackson painting, $16,800, Milestone Auctions

$37,200, Miller & Miller Celentano oil painting,
A Marx $55,000, Swann Galleries
An original oil painting prototype
by Canadian “Group of Speedboy An oil on canvas
Seven” artist Alexander 4 motor- painting by Daniel
Young Jackson (1882- cycle with Celentano, titled
1974), titled St. a soldier Pelham Bay, sold
Lawrence South Shore driver, for $55,000 at
Village (circa 1945), sold “AMMO” an Artists of the
for $37,200 in an online- box, and spring-loaded cannon for shooting WPA auction held
only Canadiana & Folk projectiles sold for $16,800 at a Winter Antique January 27th by
Art auction held February 12th by Miller & Toy Spectacular held January 29th by Milestone Swann Galleries in
Miller Auctions. Ltd., based in New Hamburg, Auctions in Willoughby, OH. A Marx tin wind- New York City. It was a new record for the
Ontario, Canada. Also, a vibrant oil on board by up Tom Corbett Space Cadets Rocket Ship with artist. Also, a 1942 oil on Masonite by Aaron
another “Group of Seven” artist, Franz Johnston desirable hand-painted details earned $6,600; Bohrod, titled Getting Ready for Auction, realized
(1888-1949), titled The Battlement, Lake of the and a late 19th century Wilkins cast-iron water $21,250; a 1936 double-sided carved wood-
Woods, went for $20,500. tower fire wagon, 44 inches long, with three block Cape Cod Cottage and The Coffee Pot
10 1/2 inch horses, brought $8,400. brought $23,750; and a circa 1935 early
Roger Mühl painting, Jackson Pollock lithograph, titled Stacking
$9,375, Bruneau & Co. 1907 U.S. $10 gold eagle coin, Hay, made $16,250.
$587,500, Legend Rare Coin
An original Smokey and the Bandit car,
still-life A 1907 $500,000, Barrett-Jackson’
abstract paint- U.S.
ing by Roger $10 The 1977
Mühl (French, rolled Pontiac
1929-2008), edge Firebird
titled Tulipes gold TransAm
Rouges (Red eagle car made
Tulips), sold coin, popular
for $9,375 in one of only 42 struck, graded MS65+, sold for in the
an online-only $587,500 at Regency Auction 50 held January 1977 cult classic film Smokey and the Bandit,
Estate Fine Art 27th at the PCGS Members Only Show in Las sold for just under $500,000 at an auction held
& Antique auction held February 21st by Vegas, NV, by Legend Rare Coin Auctions, January 22nd by Barrett-Jackson in Scottsdale,
Bruneau & Co. Auctioneers in Cranston, RI. based in Lincroft, NJ. Also, a near-Gem 1776 AZ. It wasn’t the actual car used in the movie,
Also, an interior genre painting by John Carlin Continental dollar, the E.G. FECIT type, but it was the car gifted to actor Burt Reynolds
(NY/PA, 1813-1891) realized $7,500; a fine silk graded PCGS MS64 CAC, went for $146,875; for his work in the film (co-star Sally Field
gold thread Chinese dragon robe from the Qing and an 1879 Stella flowing hair $4 U.S. coin, was nominated for a Golden Globe award for
Dynasty hit $3,438; and a still life painting by graded PCGS PR64 CAMEI CAC, went to a Best Actress). Reynolds sold it in 2014 due to
Herbert Cash (MA, 1864-1914) rose to $4,062. determined bidder for $217,375. financial problems. It had just 3,600 miles.

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