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                                Results of Recent Auctions From Near and Far        by Ken Hall
                                                                All prices include the buyer’s premium
            Maud Lewis folk art,                        American National pedal car,                 John Speed map of the world,
            $100,300, Miller & Miller                   $66,000, Milestone Auctions                  $12,650, Old World Auctions

                             A mixed media painting by                              An American                                A   New    and
                             Canadian folk artist Maud                              National                                   Accurat Map of
                             Lewis (1903-1980), titled                              Deluxe Coupe                               the World (1626)
                             Winter Sleigh Ride, sold for                           pedal car, 68                              by John Speed,
                             $74,000 in an online-only                              inches long,                               an iconic first-
                             Canadiana & Folk Art                                   with opening                               state version of
            auction held October 8th by Miller & Miller                             doors, sliding                             Speed’s double-
            Auctions, Ltd., based in New Hamburg,                                   windows, inte-                             hemisphere
            Ontario, Canada. Also, a mixed media diorama   rior upholstery, and curtains, sold for $66,000                     world map with
            by Adelard Brousseau of Quebec, titled Maple   at a sale of antique and vintage toys from the   rare blank verso, sold for $12,650 in an online
            Sugar Time, rose to $7,800; and an acrylic on   Mark Smith collection held September 24th by   auction held in September by Old World
            paper by Norval Morrisseau (Canadian, 1932-  Milestone Auctions in Willoughby, OH. Also, a   Auctions, based in Richmond, VA. Also,
            2007), titled Ancestral Visitors, made $8,700.   Gendron 50-inch-long chain-drive pedal car   Islandia (1585) by Abraham Ortelius, one of
                                                        with steel body and wood radiator, tires, and   Ortelius’s most decorative maps featuring
            Copy of Wonder Woman #1,                    frame sped off for $24,000; and a Domo       fantastical sea monsters, fetched $12,075; and
            $54,000, Bruneau & Co. Auc.                 Maserati 4cl tether race car made in Italy   an unusual oval bible map of the world by
                                                                                                     Danckert Danckerts (1658) made $7,475.
                                                        brought $6,600.
                               A copy of D.C. Comics
                               Wonder Woman #1,  Chinoiserie-style table,                            1821 Half Eagle gold coin,
                               featuring   the   first   $10,000, John Moran                         $4.62 million, Heritage
                               appearance of Ares and
                               a retelling of the origin                       A black lacquered                              An 1821 Half
                               of Wonder Woman,                                Chinoiserie-style                              Eagle $5 gold
                               graded CGC 5.5, sold                            console table with                             U.S. proof coin,
                               for $54,000 at a sale of                        gilt highlights sold                           graded    PR65
                               the Henry Anderson                              for $10,000 at a sale                          Cameo, the only
                               collection held October                         of Property from the                           proof in private
                               1st by Bruneau & Co.                            Thomas and Erika                               hands and one of
                               Auctioneers in Cranston,   Jayne Girardi Residence held September 21st                         only two proof
                               RI. Also, a copy of D.C.   in Los Angeles. Also, an 81-inch-tall bronze                        examples known
            Comics  Detective Comics #38, featuring the   sculpture of a man by J. Seward Johnson, Jr.                        (the other is in
            origin and first appearance of Batman’s sidekick   brought $13,750; a pair of Michael Taylor   the Smithsonian Institution), sold for $4.62
            Robin, The Boy Wonder, graded CGC 3.0,      “Monticello” outdoor garden armchairs realized   million at Part 1 of the Harry W. Bass, Jr. Core
            brought $51,600.                            $7,150; and a 19th century continental hand-  Collection held September 29th by Heritage
                                                        painted, black lacquered cabinet with mytholog-  Auctions (based in Dallas) in Long Beach, CA.
            Ansel Adams Yosemite                        ical oil paintings rose to $11,875.          Also, a 1795 BD-1 13 leaves  $10 U.S. coin,
            photo print,                                Lê Phổ painting,                             MS64, rose to $690,000; and an 1848 CAL.
                                                                                                     quarter eagle coin, MS64, garnered $552,000.
            $38,750, Holabird                           $337,500, Hindman
            Western Americana                                                                        Chinese porcelain vase,
                                                                                     A painting by  $504,000, Doyle
                               An Ansel Adams signed                                 Vietnamese                            A Chinese famille rose
                               and framed Yosemite                                   artist Lê Phổ,                        porcelain vase with
                               photo print from around                               titled  Femme                         the Qianlong mark of
                               1959 sold for $38,750                                 Peignant, sold                        the period sold for
                               at a Western Frontiers                                for $337,500                          $504,000 at an Asian
                               auction held October                                  at Fine Art                           Works of Art auction
                               13th-16th by Holabird                                 auctions held                         held September 21st
                               Western     Americana                                 Sept. 27-29                           by Doyle in New
                               Collections in Reno,     by Hindman in Chicago. Also, Lê Phổ’s paint-                       York City. Also,
                               NV. Also, a Gibson       ings  La Lettre and  Les Dahlia Jaunes brought                     another exceptional
                               model ES175 Sunburst     $237,500 and $137,500, respectively; an                            Qianlong mark and
                               electric guitar with a   untitled portrait of a baseball player by Ernie                    period tianqiuping,
                               factory Bixbee whammy    Barnes rang up $312,500; Friedel Dzubas’s                          decorated with a
            bar realized $3,500; a beautiful circa 1900   Aglaura (1978) went for $137,500; Ron      monochrome blue glaze, went to a determined
            red mesa chief pattern rug, 6 feet by 6 1/2 feet,   Davis’s  Red Top (1968) realized $131,250;   bidder for $94,500, many times its $10,000-
            rang up $4,000; and a .9999 one ounce of    and Gertrude Abercrombie’s Blue Screen (1945)   $15,000 estimate. The auction featured porce-
            fine gold 1914 $50 American Buffalo coin    hit $225,000.                                lains, bronzes, jades, snuff bottles, pottery,
            earned $2,250.
                                                                                                     scholar’s objects, furniture, and paintings.
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