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Ward Brothers pintail decoy, Flanagan sculpture, English tall case clock,
$120,000, Guyette & Deeter $119,700, Doyle $93,750, Fontaine’s

An exceptional pin- A 1993 bronze sculpture by A lavishly carved English tall case
tail decoy by the Welsh artist Barry Flanagan, clock in oak, 11 feet 10 inches
Ward Brothers sold titled Hare on Globe Form, tall, sold for $93,750 at a Fine &
for $120,000 at a sold for $119,700 at the sale Decorative Arts auction held
Fine and Sporting of the estate of Donald Sept. 23-24 by Fontaine’s
Art auction held Aug. 8-9 by Guyette & Deeter MacDermid held September Auction Gallery in Pittsfield,
(based in St. Michaels, MD) in Portsmouth, 13th by Doyle in New York MA. Also, a Tiffany Studios
NH. Also, an oil on canvas painting by Mary City. Also, a painting by “Curtain Border” floor lamp,
Cassatt brought $480,000; a pair of red-breasted British artist Henry Scott circa 1910, attained $81,250; an
mergansers by Elmer Crowell flew away for Tuke, titled Boy on a Beach, oil on canvas painting titled
$108,000; a walking stick by Henry Gudgell went for $69,300; a figural sculpture after Between Showers by Birger Sandzen commanded
achieved $144,000; and another artwork by Charles Sargeant Jagger climbed to $47,250; a $62,500; and a circa 1905 Tiffany Studios
Mary Cassatt, this one a drypoint study, rose painting by Augustus Edwin John earned “Banded Dogwood” table lamp brought
to $46,800. $34,650; and a 1986 photograph by Annie $56,250. The sale grossed over $2.5 million.
Leibovitz of Keith Haring hit $20,160.
George Inness painting, Rufino Tamayo painting,
$72,000, Thomaston Place Roycroft table lamp, $1.623 million, Christie’s
$18,340, Toomey & Co.
A painting by An oil and sand on
George Inness titled A circa 1905 model 905 canvas painting by
Banks of Tin Brook, Roycroft table lamp sold for Rufino Tamayo
depicting a stream $18,340 at an August 23rd (1899-1991), titled
near Walden, New auction titled Roycroft: Life Los tres amigos, sold
York, sold for in Abundance, held by for $1.623 million at
$72,000 at a Toomey & Co. in Chicago. a Latin American Art
Grandeur sale held Aug. 25-27 by Thomaston Also, a circa 1905 model auction held September 28th by Christie’s in
Place Auction Galleries in Thomaston, ME. 084 variant bookcase from New York City. Also, an oil on canvas by
Also, an oil on linen work depicting a reclining the collection of Elbert Fernando Botero (b. 1932), titled En la plaza,
nude by Pierre August Renoir settled at Hubbard changed hands for $17,030; a circa achieved $1.333 million; another work by
$69,000; an oil on panel impressionist painting 1910 oak and iron sign that read, “A Deer Botero, an oil on canvas titled Man Eating,
by Childe Frederick Hassam titled New Hunter is a Miserable Thing,” topped out at realized $1.071 million; and an oil on canvas
York City hammered for $68,750; and a $13,100; and a 1905 book titled An by Diego Rivera (1886-1957), titled Retrato de
Robert Indiana portfolio of ten serigraphs Appreciation of Thomas W. Lawson, for the Anita Antunes, hit $693,000.
brought $18,000. Citizens of Albert Lea, brought $39,300.
George Rodrigue work,
Raimonds Staprans work, Copy of Action Comics No. 1, $89,600, Neal Auction
$237,500, John Moran $408,000, Heritage Auctions
A blue dog painting
A painting by Raimonds A copy of Action Comics No. 1 by George Rodrigue
Staprans (b. 1926), titled (1938), featuring the debut of (American, 1944-2013),
A Study of Down-Rolling Superman, graded CGC PR titled Big Stop Sign
Oranges with a Staid 0.5, sold for $408,000—a (2002), sold for $89,600
Neon Apple (1995), sold record for the grade—at a at a Premier Collections
for $237,500 at an Art + Comics & Comic Art auction held Sept. 7-8
Design sale held August Signature Auction held Sept. by Neal Auction
29th by John Moran Auctioneers in Los 14-17 by Heritage Auctions in Company in New Orleans. Also, another
Angeles. Also, Henrietta Berk’s (1919-1990) Dallas. Also, a copy of Punch Comics No. 12 painting by Rodrigue—an earlier work titled
Piper Island Ferry changed hands for $25,000; (1945) achieved $204,000; Alex Raymond’s Doc Moses, Jajun Traiteur (1974)—went for
pop art icon Peter Max’s (b. 1937) Right Now original Flash Gordon Sunday strip with the $44,800; an oil on canvas painting by Ida
(1970) gaveled for $62,500; and Alice Baber’s Jungle Jim topper from June 1939 earned Rittenberg Kohlmeyer titled Ships at Sea (1956)
(1928-1982) The Door to the Gate to the Bridge $312,000; and cover art for Detective Comics attained $44,800; and Henri Hecht Maik’s
(1975) hammered for $143,000. No. 58 (Dec. 1941) made $270,000. Dans Les Nuages (1974) garnered $28,160.

Mark Twain-signed book, Le Pho oil painting, Tiffany “Poppy” table lamp,
$62,500, Potter & Potter $115,200, Nye & Co. $155,000, Cottone Auctions

An early copy of Mark An oil on silk painting A circa 1910 Tiffany Studios
Twain’s book The by Le Pho (French/ “Poppy” table lamp, leaded
Innocents Abroad, or Vietnamese, 1907-2001) glass, patinated bronze, with
The New Pilgrims’ titled Mother and Child, an organic form six-light base,
Progress (1870), circa 1946-1962, sold for sold for $155,000 at a Fine
inscribed by the $115,200 at a three-day Art, Antiques & Silver
author in 1906, sold auction event held Sept. auction held September 29th
for $62,500 at the sale of the Robin and 13-15 by Nye & Co. Auctioneers in Bloomfield, by Cottone Auctions in
Kathryn Smiley book collection held August NJ. Also, an oil on canvas still life painting by Geneseo, NY. Also, a screen
17th by Potter & Potter Auctions in Chicago. Severin Roesen (American, 1815-1872) gaveled print by Andy Warhol
Also, a first American edition, first state copy of for $44,800; a silver gilt singing bird box by (American, 1928-1987) of Rolling Stones
J.R.R. Tolkien’s The Hobbit, or There and Back Charles Bruguier (Geneva 1788-1862), No. frontman Mick Jagger achieved $137,500; and a
Again (1938) brought $25,000; and a first 250, circa 1850, went for $25,600; and classical pair of George III silver wine coolers, liners, and
edition copy of Harper Lee’s To Kill a rosewood and mahogany grand harmonicon, stands with the mark of Paul Storr (London,
Mockingbird (1960) made $15,000. circa 1830, finished at $10,880. 1819) fetched $52,500.

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