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Results of Recent Auctions From Near and Far by Ken Hall
All prices include the buyer’s premium
1909 15-cent U.S. stamp, Edison electric pen, Lalique chandelier,
$1,080, Ahlers & Ogletree $12,800, Nye & Company $14,080, Nadeau’s

A 1909 15-cent U.S. An Edison electric A Lalique Champs-
stamp (Scott #366) pen, No. 8263 on Elysée chandelier
on bluish paper, wheel, including sold for $14,080 at
mint and hinged, in stand, wire and a Spring Outdoor,
fine condition, sold stencil, made in Mid-Century, Art
for $1,080 at a U.S. the late 1800s, and Furnishings auc-
& World Stamps sold for $12,800 tion held June 10th
auction held July at a Chic and by Nadeau’s Auction
13th by Ahlers & Antique Estate Gallery in Windsor,
Ogletree in Atlanta. Treasures auction CT. Also, a painting titled End of Night by
Also, an 1863 10-cent Confederate States of held April 26-28 by Nye & Company Arpana Caur (Indian, b. 1954) settled at
America stamp (Scott #10), blue, graded Auctioneers in Bloomfield, NJ. Also, a circa $7,680; a pair of Charles and Ray Eames
extremely fine, fetched $1,020; a collection 1440 framed portion of leaf printed by “Potato Chip” chairs fetched $7,680; an Eames
of British and Australian 1st issue stamps Gutenberg from the Sloan-Krech copy of the 670 lounge chair and rosewood ottoman went
hammered for $2,700; and an 1867 3-cent Catholicon, published by Gutenberg in 1459, for $5,120; and a gilt metal cut glass and ruby
U.S. stamp (Scott #79), rose-colored, in average fetched $7,680; and a 19th or 20th century glass 8-light chandelier garnered $9,840.
condition, went for $960. Louis XVI-style chinoiserie-decorated chest
rose to $3,520. Harry Houdini poster,
Chinese porcelain vase, $45,600, Potter & Potter
$20,910, Neue Auctions Pegge Hopper painting,
$23,750, Andrew Jones A 1911 poster colloqui-
A 17-inch-tall Chinese ally known as the
blue and white porcelain An acrylic on “Houdini for President”
vase, probably early canvas painting poster sold for $45,600
20th century, sold for by Pegge Hopper at a Summer Magic
$20,910 in an online- (Calif. / Hawaii, Auction held June 17th
only Fine Art & b. 1936), titled by Potter & Potter
Antiques auction held Three Strand Ilima Auctions in Chicago.
June 24th by Neue (1984), twice Also, a Ouija prediction
Auctions in Beachwood, signed, sold for watch magic apparatus
OH. Also, a pair of late $23,750 at a changed hands for
19th century Aesthetic Design for the Home & Garden auction held $21,600; a circa 1902
Movement leaded-glass June 21st by Andrew Jones Auctions in Los German Harry Houdini
windows, each one 80 inches by 23 1/2 inches Angeles. Also, a limestone portrait bust of an poster finished at
(glass, less frames) realized $7,995; and an early Egyptian pharaoh on a white metal pedestal, $36,000; a Thurston
20th century carved and painted carousel overall 64 1/4 inches tall, went for $52,500; and poster from 1928 achieved $5,280; a ringing
giraffe, nicely restored and attributed to a portrait of a Moor in traditional robes by a alarm clock production stand earned $13,200;
Herschell-Spillman, gaveled for $7,380. follower of Horace Vernet (French, 1789-1863) and a butterfly silk production illusion by Jon
brought $16,250. Martin made $9,000.
The Legend of Zelda,

$7,188, Bruneau & Co. Sterling parade saddle, Va./N.C. corner cupboard,
$50,820, Morphy/Lebel’s $96,000, Jeffrey S. Evans
A 1989 copy of The
Legend of Zelda, a video A circa 1930s Edward A Roanoke River Basin
game for the Nintendo H. Bohlin parade saddle (VA/NC) carved walnut
Entertainment System, with leather tooling and corner cupboard sold for
factory sealed and graded silver accents sold for $96,000 at a Premier
CGC 9.2, sold for $50,820 at Brian Lebel’s Americana Auction held
$7,188 at a Comics, Toys 33rd annual Cody Old June 15-17 by Jeffrey S.
& Video Games auction West Show & Auction Evans & Associates in
held May 6th by Bruneau held June 23-25 in Mt. Crawford, VA. Also,
& Co. Auctioneers in association with Morphy a pair of emerald green
Cranston, RI. Also, a Auctions at the Boston & Sandwich
copy of Science Comics #1 Community Convention Center in Santa Fe, Glass Co. notch-cut and
(Feb. 1940, Fox Features NM. Also, a two-page, Nov. 14, 1904, Butch pressed vases climbed to $10,800; a Yosemite
Syndicate), with a cover by George Tuska, Cassidy and the Sundance Kid pictorial landscape painting by Thomas Hill (British-
fetched $6,250; and a copy of Captain America “Wanted” poster brought $19,965; and a American, 1829-1908) settled at $30,000; and a
Comics #36 (March 1944, Timely Comics), painting by Will James (1892-1942) of a Staffordshire platter with the arms of
graded CGC 1.5, brought $4,000. cowboy roping a steer fetched $36,300. Pennsylvania found a new home for $15,600.

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