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Results of Recent Auctions From Near and Far by Ken Hall
All prices include the buyer’s premium
David Wynne sculpture, Howard Pyle painting, Brady Bunch teleplays,
$60,500, Ahlers & Ogletree $95,000, Bruneau & Co. $7,800, Julien’s Auctions

A bronze gestural sculp- A plaster and wood frame A pair of signed Brady
ture by David Wynne with gilt finish and the Bunch original pilot
(English, 1926-2014), painting by Howard Pyle teleplays, with autograph
titled The Dancers (American, 1853-1911), book and ephemera from
(1972), 83 inches tall, titled Death of Montcalm, 1968, sold for $7,800 at a
sold for $60,500 at a sold for $95,000 at the sale of items from Eve
two-day auction held illustration art collection Plumb, who played Jan
Oct. 13-14 by Ahlers & of Carl J. Pugliese (Am., Brady on the hit TV show,
Ogletree in Atlanta. 1916-1982) held October held October 2nd by
Also, a 1975 Yamaha 17th by Bruneau & Co. Julien’s Auctions in Beverly Hills. The first
ebony conservatory (or semi-concert) grand Auctioneers in Cranston, script is titled The Brady Brood (the show’s
piano, model C7, with bench, achieved RI. Also, an oil on canvas by J.C. Leyendecker original title). The second script, dated Oct. 2,
$14,520; and a cast glass sculpture by Latchezar (American, 1874-1951), titled Peeling Apples 1968, has the word “Brood” crossed out on its
Boyadjiev (Bulgarian, b. 1959), titled Woman II Study, hit $13,750; and Dean Cornwell’s cover and replaced by “Bunch,” in red marker,
(2011), 23 1/2 inches tall, went for $9,680. (American, 1892-1960) Explorers on a Ship likely in Eve Plumb’s hand.
gaveled for $12,500.
Pair of Chinese vases, Ford’s Theater tickets,
$384,000, J. Garrett Maud Lewis painting, $262,500, RR Auction
$38,270, Miller & Miller
A pair of Chinese A pair of tickets
imperial Qing A mixed media from the play Our
famille rose vases, on Masonite by American Cousin,
each one 14 inches Canadian folk artist seats D41 and
tall and carrying Maud Lewis (1903- D42, held April
the Jiaqing (1796- 1970), titled The 14, 1865, at
1820) marks and Lobsterman (1967) Ford’s Theater in
of the period, sold sold for $38,270 Washington,
for $384,000 in a (U.S.) in an online- D.C., where
pair of online-only only Folk Art President
auctions held Sept. auction held on Abraham Lincoln was shot and killed by John
9-10 by J. Garrett Auctioneers in Dallas, TX. October 14th by Miller & Miller Auctions, Wilkes Booth, sold for $262,500 in an online
Also, a dazzling 19-carat pink diamond and Ltd., in New Hamburg, Ontario, Canada. Also, auction held September 23rd by RR Auction,
19.02-carat white diamond necklace set in 18kt an enamel on board by Joe Norris (Canadian, based in Boston. The tickets cost 75 cents in
white gold. weighing 49 grams, 19 1/2 inches 1924-1996), titled Hauling the Herring Nets 1865. Also, a first edition book of the 1858
long, accompanied by 100 GIA certificates, brought $15,300; and a latex and marker on debates between Lincoln and Stephen Douglas,
slipped around a new neck for $128,000. Masonite painting by Joe Sleep (Canadian, signed by Lincoln for his former law apprentice,
1914-1978), titled Cat, earned $4,250. brought $593,750.
Group of Safavid tiles,

$212,500, Andrew Jones Bruin petroliana sign, Ed Clark painting,
$92,250, Morphy Auctions $327,500, Rago Arts
A group of six
17th or 18th A Bruinoil and An untitled acrylic
century Safavid Bruin Gasoline and gesso on
cuerda seca tiles, (Pa.) double- canvas by abstract
the largest one sided tin flange painter Ed Clark
9 1/2 inches petroliana sign (1926-2019) sold
square, sold for (“The Bear of for $327,500 at
$212,500 at a Them All”) sold a Postwar and
Design for the for $92,250 at Contemporary
Home and the Bobby Art sale held
Garden auction Knudsen, Jr. September 13th
held September 27th by Andrew Jones Auctions Automobilia & Petroliana auction held Sept. by Rago Arts &
in Los Angeles. Also, an offset lithograph in 29-Oct. 1 by Morphy Auctions in Denver, PA. Auction in Lambertville, NJ. Also, an untitled
colors signed and dated 1967 by Andy Warhol, Also, a 1930s Beacon Ethyl Gasoline (Los oil and assemblage on canvas from Alfred
titled Flowers (F & S II. 6), attained $15,000; Angeles) single-sided porcelain service station Leslie (1927-2023), from the artist’s first
and a circa 1835 Tucker and Hemphill sign with lighthouse graphic brought $72,000; phase, changed hands for $124,450; and a
porcelain pitcher, 9 inches tall, relief molded and a Mohawk Gasoline single-sided porcelain monumental and monochromatic sculpture by
with a fox hunt, went to a determined bidder neon sign with Native American graphic gaveled Louis Nevelson (1899-1988), titled Atmosphere
for $13,750. for $61,500. and Environment II (1966) rose to $55,000.

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