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Tiffany Nasturtium lamp, Martiros Saryan landscape, 1980 Winter Olympic medal,

$123,000, Morphy Auctions $40,625, Roland Auctions $86,136, RR Auction
A leaded-glass Tiffany An oil on canvas landscape The silver medal won by
Studios Nasturtium table painting by Martiros Soviet ice hockey player
lamp on a telescoping Saryan (Armenian, 1880- Sergei Starikov when the
cat’s-paw base sold for 1972) sold for $40,625 at USSR beat Sweden in the
$123,000 at a Fine & an auction held January contest for second place at
Decorative Arts Auction 7th by Roland Auctions in the 1980 Winter Olympics
held Dec. 19-20 by Glen Cove, NY. Also, a in Lake Placid, NY, sold for
Morphy Auctions in painting by Jean Dufy $86,136 in an online auction held Dec. 16-Jan.
Denver, PA. Also, a Loetz (French, 1888-1964), titled Clown, rang up 19 by RR Auction in Boston. It was the year of
Lotus Leaf vase with irides- $5,000; a multicolor filet-de-verre vessel by the storied Miracle on Ice hockey match
cent gold and purple-blue glass climbed to Mary Ann “Toots” Zynsky (American, b. between the Soviet Union and the U.S., won by
$33,210; an Amphora monumental Gres-Bijou 1951), achieved $7,500; a Le Coultre Marina the U.S., 4-3. Starikov appeared on the cover of
cat vase, 8179 Amphora Crown mark, angel fish clock earned $1,125; and an Adrian Sports Illustrated when he joined the NHL’s
hammered for $11,685; and a luminous A. Pearsall walnut Crescent lounge chair and New Jersey Devils in 1989.
Walter, Nancy, pate-de-verre Hermit Crab bowl, ottoman made $4,062.
signed, changed hands for $10,455. Painting after Frank Stella,
Bill Traylor drawing, $35,280, Freeman’s Auction
Jean-Claude Killy watch, $252,000, Christie’s
$80,000, Nadeau’s Auction A bright, dynamic painting
An iconic drawing by after Frank Stella, titled
A late 1950s/early 1960s folk art legend Bill Metropolitan Museum M,
Rolex Jean-Claude Killy Traylor, titled Goat, sold for $35,280 at a sale
Chronograph Calendar Camel, Lion, and of The Personal Collection
stainless steel wristwatch, Figures (1939), sold of Vladimir Kagan held
model 6036, sold for for $252,000 at an January 25th by Freeman’s
$80,000 at a New Year’s Outsider and Vernacular Art sale held January Auction in Philadelphia.
Day Signature Auction held January 1st by 18th by Christie’s in New York City. Also, a dye Also, a green Kagan Omnibus sofa exceeded its
Nadeau’s Auction Gallery in Windsor, CT. on carved and tooled leather artwork by pre-sale low estimate seven times over to sell for
Also, a platinum ring set with a 10.07-carat Winfred Rembert (1945-2021), titled The Black $22,680; a selection of paintings by James
pear-shaped brilliant diamond flanked by Cat, realized $302,400; an untitled mixed media Hiroshi Suzuki included his canvas Gens, which
tapered baguette diamonds rang up $66,000; work by Thornton Dial (1928-2016) brought achieved $16,360; while Poems in October and
and an oil on board abstract landscape painting $107,100; and Eagle Headed Blengin by Henry Untitled both bested their estimates.
signed by Milton Clark Avery (1885-1965), Darger (1892-1973) went for $107,100.
titled Rolling Hills, rose to $45,000. French marble figure,
“US Hong at Canton” bowl, $34,650, Doyle
1870-S $3 US gold coin, $138,900, Bonhams
$5.52 million, Heritage A dynamic 19th century
A “US Hong at Canton” French marble figure of
An 1870-S $3 US gold coin, documentary bowl sold for Victory, 57 inches tall and set
SP50, sold for a record $138,900 at a sale of on a pedestal of 33 inches,
$5.52 million at a sale of Chinese Export Porcelain sold for $34,650 at a sale
The Bass Collection, Part from the Cohen & Cohen of English & Continental
II US Coins Signature gallery held January 24th Furniture, Silver & Deco-
Auction, held January 5th in by Bonhams in New York rative Arts held January 25th
Florida at Orlando FUN by City. Also, a pair of circa by Doyle in New York City.
Heritage Auctions, based in Dallas. Also, the 1750 famille rose “reclining Also, a second-quarter 18th
finest known 1795 Capped Bust Right Eagle ladies” brought $75,900; a 1594 AD “Phoenix” century George I marble-top
coin, MS64, reached $2.1 million; an 1835 saucer dish achieved $62,100; a rose-verte giltwood side table settled at $12,600; a set
Quarter Eagle, HM-1, PR67 Deep Cameo, circular charger (Yongzheng period, circa 1723- of 16 George III-style painted dining chairs
finished at $1.2 million; a 1798/7 BD-2 Eagle, 1735) rang up $21,600; and a standing figure of realized $13,860; and a pair of Italian
MS62, brought $1.1 million; and a 1796 BD-2 a European lady (Qianlong period, circa 1740) Neoclassical terracotta masks went for $10,080.
No Stars Quarter Eagle, MS63, hit $990,000. went for $88,500.
Sculptures after Giacometti,
Sargent charcoal portrait, Princess Diana gown, $40,590, Michaan’s Auctions
$69,300, Sarasota Estate $604,800, Sotheby’s
A pair of lithe, monumen-
A charcoal-on-paper portrait The “Infanta”-style ball gown tal bronze sculptures after
by John Singer Sargent of designed by Victor Edelstein Diego Giacometti (one
Elisabeth Mills Reid sold for and worn by Princess Diana shown), both dubbed Le
$69,300 at an auction held for a 1997 Vanity Fair photo- Chat Maitre d’Hotel, sold
Jan. 8-9 by Sarasota Estate shoot by Mario Testino sold for a combined $40,590
Auction in Sarasota, FL. for $604,800 at Sotheby’s ($18,450 and $22,140)
Also, Hunt Slonem’s Toco inaugural curated auction at a Gallery Auction
Toucans realized $37,800; titled The One held January held January 20th by
a portrait of George 27th in New York City. The Michaan’s Auctions in
Washington attributed to Gilbert Stuart rose to dress sold in 1997 for Alameda, CA Also, a
$26,460; Fernando Botero’s wooden sculpture $24,150. The dress was of deep aubergine silk Dominick & Haff sterling silver tea set fetched
of a gentleman seated atop a horse, riding crop velvet, with a tulip-shaped stiffened skirt. Also, $5,227; a set of 12 Maitland Smith-style side
in hand, titled Man on Horse, finished at LeBron James’s jersey from his NBA Finals chairs with gilt-patinated chinoiserie motifs
$5,040; and a Jorge Blanco sculpture titled Game 7 victory with the Miami Heat in 2013 realized $2,460; and an Israeli ship’s binoculars
Thinker made $11,340. went for $3.7 million. found a new owner for $2,460.

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