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Results of Recent Auctions From Near and Far by Ken Hall
All prices include the buyer’s premium
Steuben art glass vase, 12-light Victory candelabra, Chinese libation cup,
$9,900, Woody Auction $27,225, Ahlers & Ogletree $15,360, Crescent City

An unmarked Steuben A pair of early 20th A 19th century
cameo cutback art glass century French Empire Chinese carved horn
vase, 11 1/2 inches tall, bronze 12-light cande- libation cup sold
with a blue aurene over labra depicting winged for $15,360 at an
yellow jade ground and Victory with out- Important Estates
an incredible dragon stretched arms holding auction held Nov.
design sold for $9,900 at two torches sold for 3-4 by Crescent City
an Antique Auction $27,225 at a two-day, Auction Gallery in
held October 14th by two-session auction held New Orleans, LA. Also, a poster for the 1976
Woody Auction in Nov. 10-11 by Ahlers & Ogletree in Atlanta, New Orleans Jazz Fest, Fats Houston, with
Douglass, KS. Also, a pietre dure mosaic slate GA. Also, a pair of large Chinese Export famille artwork by Maria Laredo, rose to $4,800; a
plaque signed by Mario Montelatici (1894- rose enameled porcelain jardinieres, 18th bronze mounted rosewood table clock by
1974), 15 3/4 inches by 10 inches, with century, having lion mask handles, also Vulliamy of London, circa 1835, achieved
Renaissance scenic décor, realized $7,475; and a brought $27,225; and a set of four Sevres $10,240; and a 19th century Continental gilt
Puffy reverse painted table lamp marked gilded soft paste porcelain plates from 1784 brass sunburst Monstrance reliquary finished
Pairpoint, 25 inches tall, went for $4,950. gaveled for $10,890. at $4,160.

1940s McColl-Frontenac sign, Frieseke oil painting, Two S.F. Mint silver ingots,

CA$24,780, Miller & Miller $450,000, Shannon’s $10,001, Holabird Western
A Canadian McColl- An oil on canvas Two San Francisco
Frontenac Red Indian by Frederick Carl Mint silver ingots from
reverse-on-glass Frieseke (American, the 1930s or ‘40s (one
“Follow the Indian 1874-1939), titled shown) combined for
Trail” sign from the Lady Trying on a Hat $10,001 in an online-
1940s, 17 1/2 inches (1909), signed and only Hauntingly Good
by 24 inches, sold for dated, 63 3/4 inches timed auction held
$24,780 in two days of by 51 inches, sold for October 21st - 22nd
auctions held Oct. 27- $450,000 in a Fall by Holabird Western
28 by Miller & Miller Auctions, Ltd., in New Fine Art Auction held Americana Collections,
Hamburg, Ontario, Canada. Also, a Red Top October 26th by LLC, based in Reno,
Flour single-sided porcelain “convex” sign from Shannon’s Fine Art NV. Also, a rare,
the 1920s brought 10,620; and a 1946 Auctioneers in Milford, CT. Also, an oil on original Carson City (Nevada) Mint dollar bag,
Wurlitzer model 1015 jukebox, 59 inches tall, canvas by Scott Kahn (American, b. 1946), stamped “U. S. Mint / Carson City / Nevada,”
with records, mostly Elvis, made $8,850. titled Circular Driveway (1983), signed and one of probably fewer than 12 in existence, rang
dated, brought $175,000; and an oil on canvas up $2,125; and an 1849 dated brass California
Alphonse Mucha poster, by Norman Rockwell, titled When Youth is gaming counter token brought $688.
Beautiful, realized $125,000.
$75,000, Poster Auctions Apple 2007 4 GB iPhone,
An 1898 poster by Edith Parsons fountain, $133,435, LCG Auctions
Alphonse Mucha, $33,825, Neue Auctions
titled The Arts: On An original
Silk, sold for A bronze fountain signed Apple 2007
$250,000 at a Rare by Edith Parsons iPhone, factory-
Posters Auction XCI (American, 1878-1956), sealed 4 GB
held November 12th titled Frog Baby (1917), version, with
by Poster Auctions 40 inches tall, sold for original store
International in New $33,825 in an online- receipt, sold for
York City. Also, only Fine Art & Luxury $133,435 in an
Roger Broders’ La Décor auction held online sale of
Plage de Calvi, October 28th by Neue Vintage Apple
Corse (1928) fetched Auctions in Beachwood, Technology & Pop-Culture Memorabilia held
$13,750; Leonetto OH. Also, a large pair of Oct. 13-29 by LCG Auctions in Baton Rouge,
Cappiello’s Remington (1910) climbed to late 19th or early 20th LA. Also, a 2007 first release, uncirculated
$31,250; David Dellepiane’s Exposition century Delphin Massier (French, Vallauris Apple iPhone, 8 GB, sealed in the shipping box,
International d’Électricité (1908) earned 1837-1907) majolica floriform jardinieres and brought $37,663; a 2001 Apple iPod, first
$25,000; and Ludwig Hohlwein’s Besuchet den pedestals made $8,610; and a circa 1910 generation, 5 GB model, factory sealed, earned
Tiergarten changed hands for $10,625. Nampeyo of Hano Hopi baluster form pottery $6,600; and a 2007 Apple iPhone, 8 GB, with
jar fetched $7,995. iTunes, rose to $7,260.

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