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Timeless Styles, Original Pieces make a Splash at John Moran’s December 13th Fine Jewelry Auction |
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Timeless Styles, Original Pieces make a Splash at John Moran’s December 13th Fine Jewelry Auction
- An Art Deco Diamond, Emerald, and Platinum Bracelet hammers for more than three times the high estimate
- Functionality and fine design attract bidders worldwide to bid on designer timepieces
Pasadena, CA—John Moran’s much-anticipated December Fine Jewelry, Antiques, and Fine Arts Auction did not disappoint this year, as a number of gorgeous decorative arts pieces, fine jewelry, and designer watches were offered up just in time for the holidays.
Evoking the November 15th Decorative Arts sale, Russian pieces inspired intensely competitive bidding among long-distance as well as local buyers. An 88-standard silver and enamel cup sold for eight times the high estimate ($800 – 1200), realizing $10,000, while a Faberge egg pendant brought $3368.75 (estimate: $1500 – 2000). Elsewhere in decorative arts, a charming child’s 14K gold place setting and partial vanity service realized nine times the high estimate (estimated at $700 – 900), selling for $4500. A Scottish tortoiseshell snuffbox, featuring a portrait of Bonnie Prince Charlie (mid-18th century champion of the Jacobite cause) reverse-painted on glass, delighted overseas bidders, but ultimately went to a local floor bidder for the price of $1680, well over the estimate of $400 – 600.
Diamonds of all cuts and settings were also in high demand, with charming whimsical pieces bringing as much interest as classic settings and antique pieces. Right off the bat, a French art nouveau citrine, diamond, and enamel pendant (circa 1895) brought $7200 (estimate: $4000 – 6000). A diamond and black enamel lorgnette by Cartier created quite a stir among floor bidders, ultimately selling for five times the high estimate, at $4200 (estimate: $600 - 800). A diamond and 18k white gold butterfly brooch made buyers’ hearts flutter, bringing $1440 at the block (estimate: $800 – 1200).
More fine jewelry highlights from this category include:
• A Tiffany and Co. diamond and yellow gold eternity band, estimated at $600 – 800, achieved $1560.
• A pair of diamond and 14k yellow gold hoop earrings doubled the high estimate, ultimately selling for $3675 (estimate: $1250 – 1750).
• An Italian 18K yellow gold, enamel, and diamond wasp brooch quickly zoomed well above estimate, finding a buyer at $3900 (estimate: $1500 – 2000).
• A pair of circa 1850 antique diamond earrings, featuring rose-cut diamonds was estimated at $1800 – 2250, and garnered $5206.25.
• A three-stone diamond and 18K gold ring, which may make an excellent and unexpected stocking stuffer, sold for $16,800 (estimate: $10,000 - $15,000).
The classic beauty and enduring style of Art Deco was confirmed by appreciative bidders, who snatched up Deco jewelry pieces at competitive prices. Most notably, an exquisite Art Deco bracelet, set with 52 French-cut diamonds, offset by rows of caliber-cut emeralds (104 in total) stole the hearts of floor, phone, and absentee bidders, ultimately going to a floor bidder for a price of $30,000 (estimate: $7000 – 9000). Two diamond and platinum Art Deco rings also made bold statements. The first, a cross-over ring featuring a 1.35 ct central old European-cut diamond, realized $4200 (estimate: $2500 - $3500), while the second, featuring a 1.61 ct central diamond flanked by 2 marquise and 6 baguette-cut diamonds brought $4800 (estimate: $2500 -3500). An Art Deco onyx desk clock by Cartier (once owned by British character actor Roland Young) brought a number of interested parties forward in the week prior to the sale, and ultimately fetched nearly five times the high estimate at $14,700 (estimate: $2000 – 3000).
Time pieces new and old were also in high demand. An antique 18K gold pocket watch by F.B. Adams and Sons, estimated at $1000 – 1500, reached a healthy $2125. Two Chopard watches, one an 18K white gold “Happy Diamonds” ladies bracelet wristwatch, featuring a mother of pearl dial and 5 loose bezeled diamonds (estimate: $3500 - 5500), and the other, an equally impressive 18K white gold bracelet wristwatch with a rectangular mother of pearl dial (estimate: $3000 – 5000), garnered $10,200 and $6250, respectively. A gorgeous gentleman’s Jaeger LeCoultre Reverso-Duoface-Night-Day 18K yellow gold wristwatch found a home with a local Pasadena bidder for $6600 (estimate: $4000 -6000) (PHOTO 6). A mid-century 8-Day Cartier desk clock that looked like it would be right at home on the set of Mad Men brought a flurry of bidding activity among bidders on the floor, but ultimately went to a phone bidder for $2450 (estimate: $500 – 700).
John Moran Auctioneers’ next sale will be held February 7th, 2012, and will feature Antiques and Decorative Arts. The Fine Art sale usually scheduled for February has been moved to April 17th, and has been made a two-session sale. The first session will feature California and American Art (a John Moran staple), while the second session will highlight European and Modern works. Bidding for all sales is available from the floor, by phone, by absentee, and online via ArtFact.com. For more information on this or any sales past or future, including sales results and consignment inquiries, you are invited to call the offices of John Moran Auctioneers at (626) 793-1833 or visit www.johnmoran.com.
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Jewelry, Watches, and Exquisite Fine and Decorative Arts Add Sparkle to the Season at Moran’s December Auctio |
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Jewelry, Watches, and Exquisite Fine and Decorative Arts Add Sparkle to the Season at Moran’s December Auctio
John Moran Auctioneers’ December 13, 2011 auction, a glittering finale to the Southern California company’s impressive year of sales, will feature 175 lots of fine jewelry from private estates and collections alongside 200 lots of European and American fine art and antiques.
The two-session sale is led by a 1940’s 18K yellow gold Patek Philippe chronograph wristwatch that is expected to realize $40,000 – 60,000, a diamond and platinum ring centering a pear-shaped 4.20 carat, H-I color diamond (estimate: $20,000 – 30,000), and an elegant oval sapphire and gold ring (estimate: $10,000 – 15,000), but buyers will also find highly desirable jewelry and watches of all types at all price points from under $1000 up to $15,000, including gemstones of every type and vintage: Art Deco, Edwardian, Victorian, retro and modern, including signed pieces by Fahrner and Mia B., items by Tiffany and Cartier, and accessories by Judth Leiber. Several pieces add a whimsical flavor to the selection, in keeping with the holiday season, such as a wonderful ruby, diamond, enamel and gold standing horse brooch, by Tiffany & Co (estimate: $4000 – 6000).
The decorative arts selection comprises Continental bronzes, porcelain, and glass, American and Continental silver, including several flatware sets, and many exquisite items that are small in size but outstanding in quality, including:
• A set of six Tiffany & Co. ‘’Lap Over Edge’’ silver luncheon knives, variously decorated with gilt metal-inlaid flowers, foliage, a fish, a crab, bats and snowflakes (estimate: $1000 - 1500)
• An Art Deco amethyst glass desk clock by Cartier (estimate: $2000 – 3000)
• A Russian blue, turquoise, red and white enameled silver cup, made for Tiffany & Co, probably in Moscow, with a charming engraved inscription dedicated to a child at Christmas (estimate: $800 – 1200)
• An enameled copper plaque signed ‘’F. Barbedienne’’ depicting a brunette beauty in profile with an exotic flower ornamenting her hair (estimate: $500 – 700)
• A pair of Chinese silver candlesticks decorated with dragons by Hong Kong maker Wang Hing ($600 – 900)
A large and beautifully cast French bronze after the model by Pierre Marius Montagne (1828 – 1879) depicting Hermes seated (estimate: $5000 – 7000) highlights the decorative items from the mid and late 19th century, while a large (18’’) L.C. Tiffany gold favrile glass baluster vase (estimate: $2000 – 4000) represents the trend towards simplicity at beginning of the 20th century. Mid-century designs include a large blue and clear Murano glass vase signed Seguso for Tiffany.
The carefully edited selection of Continental and British paintings includes a delicate 18th century portrait miniature of a woman in a period shell-backed frame by Scottish painter John Bogle (1786 – 1804), estimated at $1000 – 2000 (PHOTO 6), and a gouache, watercolor and pencil sketch by Raoul Dufy (1877 – 1953 French), titled ‘’Nature Morte aux Feuilles’’ (estimate: $4000 - 6000). An energetic work by Austrian painter Adolf Constantine Stoiloff Baumgartner depicting Cossacks riding through a winter landscape is offered for $4000 – 6000. Among the other artists are represented are Arthur V. Diehl, Alfred Siefert (1850 – 1901 Czech), Alexandre Legrand (1822 – 1901 French) and William Harris Weatherhead (1843 – 1909 British). American works are led by an Edward Curtis (1868-1952) photogravure “Oasis in the Badlands” (estimate: $2000 – 3000).
John Moran Auctioneers’ December 13th sale will be held at the Pasadena Convention Center at 300 East Green Street in Pasadena. The preview will begin at 12 noon PST the same day of the sale, though advance private previews are available by appointment. The catalogued sale starts at 3:00 pm, with bidding available from the floor, via absentee, telephone or online through Artfact.com. The Discovery Sale will start at 6:30 pm and is open for floor or absentee bidding only. The catalogue will be viewable at www.johnmoran.com or artfact.com 2-3 weeks prior to the sale date. Please contact Moran’s offices at 626-793-1833 or
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Moran’s Announces Luxury Auction: Shoes, Handbags, Jewelry and Clothing |
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--Sale to feature top labels: Chanel, Prada, Gucci, Hermes, Manolo Blahnik, Jimmy Choo, Versace, Dolce & Gabbana, Fendi & many more
-- Over 400 lots offered, including vintage and designer clothing from the 1960’s, 70’s, 80’s and 90’s
Pasadena, CA – John Moran Auctioneers is delighted to announce their November 5th luxury clothing and accessories auction, a catalogued sale of more than 400 lots. For the first time, the Southern California auction house, renowned for its monthly sales of fine art and antiques, is devoting an entire major sale to the art of fashion. Included are shoes and handbags by some of the most coveted designers of the 21st century, a cache of jewelry by New York designer Ted Muehling, and vintage and designer clothing from the 1960’s to the 90’s. Bidding for each lot will open at $20. The event is open to the public and will kick off with a gala preview the evening of Friday, November 4th, with the live auction starting at noon on Saturday, November 5th. Bidding is available in person or online through artfact.com.
Comprising more than half the sale is a dazzling trove of 220 lots of never-worn shoes and over 60 lots of handbags, by luminaries such as Manolo Blahnik, Jimmy Choo, Prada, Chanel, Dolce & Gabbana, Gucci, Louis Vuitton, Bottega Veneta, Fendi, Judith Leiber and many more, that arrives at auction from a single consignor. Purchased mostly in the early 2000’s, safely stored ever since and maintained in impeccable condition, most items are accompanied by their original packaging, and many retain their certificates of authenticity. Also offered are accessories such as Hermes scarves and cashmere throws, Jo Malone fragrances, and jewelry by New York designer Ted Muehling.
The selection of designer women’s clothing offers a range of iconic styles, highlighted by evening and day dresses, coats, suits and sportswear by Chanel, La Croix, Lagerfeld, Versace, Dolce & Gabbana, Oscar de la Renta, Valentino, Prada, Chanel, Hermes, Courreges, and Gaulthier, and a large number of elegant, classic creations dating from the 1960’s and 70’s that arrive from the collection of a lady of exceptional taste.
Try-ons will be available at the preview on the evening of Friday, November 4th, accompanied by cocktails, refreshments and live music. The catalogue may be viewed at www.johnmoran.com and at www.artfact.com. The auction will begin promptly at noon on Saturday, November 5th. Bidding is available from the floor or online through Artfact.com. Both the preview and auction will be conducted at the offices of John Moran Auctioneers, located at 735 West Woodbury Road, Altadena, CA 91001.
The public is invited and registration is free. For further information, please contact the offices of John Moran Auctioneers at
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Moran’s November 15th Antiques and Fine Art Auction Highlighted by 20th Century Bronzes & Metalware |
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- Also featuring American and British silver from the 18th to 20th centuries, porcelain, glass, Native American artifacts, American and European paintings & prints
Pasadena, CA – More than 200 lots of fine and decorative arts from private collections and estates will be offered at John Moran Auctioneers’ November 15th Antiques and Fine Art Auction. Featuring an outstanding group of 20th century bronzes and metalware, the sale offers a rarely seen survey of fine examples of Art Deco, Art Nouveau and abstract design, by masters such as Demetre Chiparus, Paul Tereszczuk, and Franz Hagenauer.
Three chryselephantine (bronze and ivory) figures by Chiparus (1886-1947 Romanian / French), considered by many the quintessential Art Deco sculptor, will be offered, led by the stunning ‘’Kamorna’’. From his exotic dancers series, ‘’Kamorna’’ measures 13.75-inches high and is signed to the onyx base. It is estimated to realize $30,000 – 50,000. ''Venetian Lady'' and ''Egyptian Style Dancer,'' both signed, carry estimates of $8000 – 12,000 and $9000 – 12,000 respectively.
The spotlight is also expected to shine on works by Paul Tereszczuk (1895 – 1925 Austrian), whose ''Pierrot Leading'' depicts a dancing couple (estimate $4000 – 6000), and by Otto Gustav Schmidt Cassel (1867-1954 German), whose female snake charmer is offered for $10,000 – 15,000. Another exotic female figure by Gerda Iro Gerdago (b. 1906), a girl in a red and blue Oriental-inspired costume, is estimated to bring $4000 – 6000. The charming ''Hoop Girl'’ by Ferdinand Preiss (1882 - 1943 German) depicting a child in a green dress holding a hoop, carries an estimate of $600 – 900.
Among the many other bronzes are a whimsical two-piece patinated and gilt bronze piece by Carl Kauba (1865 – 1922 Austrian), titled '’A Treasure Seeker'’, modeled as young man with a shovel digging into a rocky mound which opens on hinges to reveal a sleeping maiden inside (estimate: $1200 – 1800); a model of a bloodhound closely studying a tortoise, ''Chien et Tortue,'' by Henri-Alfred-Marie Jacquemart (1824-1896 French), offered for $800 – 1200; and a figure of a goddess romantically entwined in flowers by Gustave Gillot (1888-1965 French).
After their success in September with two large figures by Franz Hagenauer, Moran’s is pleased to offer two more works by the Viennese sculptor, a nickel-plated figural group depicting boxers (estimate: $3000 – 5000) and a chromed table mirror in the form of a kneeling woman (estimate: $1000 – 1500).
Several pieces by Tiffany Studios will be offered, including a patinated bronze and green ‘Favrile’ glass ‘’Pine Needles’’ desk lamp and inkwell, offered as one lot for $1500 – 2500; a ‘’Cypriot’’ glass and gilt bronze cigarette box (estimate: $500 – 700); and a patinated bronze counter-balance floor lamp base with an associated linenfold glass shade (estimate: $4000 – 6000).
Other examples of Art Nouveau design will be offered in the selection of silver, including a teapot from Gorham’s renowned Martele line (estimate: $4000 - 6000), and a bowl by the important but short-lived firm of Codman & Codman, founded by William Christmas Codman, the chief designer of the Martele line, in 1904 after his long career at Gorham. Very similar in style to Martele with its hand-hammered surface and design of meandering poppies chased on a downswept lip, the bowl is a lovely example of Codman’s legendary talent (estimate: $4000- 6000).
The sale’s numerous other pieces of British and American silver include a Rococo style sterling silver punchbowl by Whiting & Co. (estimate: $4000 – 6000); a hand-hammered sterling silver pastry stand by Pasadena, CA maker Clemens Friedell (estimate: $700 - 900); an American coin silver three-piece tea service by Edward Rockwell (estimate: $1800 – 2200); a pair of French Rococo style .950 silver compotes by Emile Delaire (estimate: $2500 – 3500); a set of four George III sterling silver candlesticks modeled as Corinthian columns by Emick Romer (estimate: $3000 – 4000); a large George II sterling silver soup tureen and associated lid featuring a large artichoke finial (estimate: $6000 – 9000); and a late 19th century Baroque style German silver tankard depicting a bacchanalia (estimate: $2000 – 3000), and a box inscribed to William Edward Parry, credited with discovering the Northwest Passage in the 1820’s, as captain of HMS Hecla. Hecla held the record for the Northern-most longitude reached until 1967.
Other sale highlights include:
• A Swiss Art Deco figural mantle clock by Gubelin, featuring a marvelous Cubist-style figure of a cat (estimate: $1500 – 2000)
• An extensive early 19th century Chamberlain’s Worcester armorial dinner service‘, elaborately decorated in the ‘’rich Kakiemon’’ style in the ‘’Dejeuney’’ pattern, divided into several group lots with estimates starting at $500 per lot
• Eight Native American blankets and rugs, including two large ‘’Eye Dazzler’’ wearing blankets (estimates: $4000 – 6000 each)
• A group of 19th century scrimshaw, including Inuit cribbage boards and a piece by a crewmember of the whaling bark ‘’Florence’’, a survivor of the disastrous 1876 whaling season that took the lives of hundreds of sailors in the Arctic fleet
• A signed Nantucket friendship basket purse by Jose Formosa Reyes in pristine condition (estimate: $1500 – 2000)
• Five lots of Otto and Gertrude Natzler ceramics, including a matte-glazed tea set with cups and saucers (estimate: $5000 – 7000)
• A Sicilian donkey cart (‘’Carretto Sicilia’’) dated 1891 and signed ‘’Puglisi’’, with panels depicting the narrative of Rolando Furioso
John Moran Auctioneers’ November 15th auction will be held at the Pasadena Convention Center at 300 East Green Street in Pasadena. The preview will begin at 12 noon PST the same day of the sale, though advance private previews are available by appointment. The catalogued sale starts at 3:00 pm, with bidding available from the floor, via absentee, telephone or online through Artfact.com. The Discovery Sale, an uncatalogued, no-reserve sale, will immediately follow the catalogued sale and is open for floor or absentee bidding only. The catalogue will be viewable at www.johnmoran.com or artfact.com 2-3 weeks prior to the sale date. Please contact Moran’s offices at 626-793-1833 or
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California and American Paintings Take the Stage at John Moran Auctioneers’ October 18th Auction |
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--Over 200 quality works of art to be offered
--Estimates ranging from under $1000 up to $80,000
Pasadena, CA – Works by leading American and California artists spanning the mid-19th to mid- 20th centuries will be offered at John Moran Auctioneers’ third California and American Art Auction of 2011. The sale represents a broad survey of the American experience, with 210 oils and watercolors including Impressionist landscapes, still lifes, Westerns, American Scene subjects and California School watercolors, as well as sculptures. With estimates ranging from under $1000 up to $80,000, the sale presents excellent opportunities for new collectors entering the market as well as for seasoned buyers. The sale is scheduled for Tuesday, October 18th at the Pasadena Convention Center in Pasadena, CA and bidding is available from the floor, via absentee or telephone, or online through Artfact.com.
The highest-value lot in the sale is one of the highly covetable beach scenes by Edward Henry Potthast (1857 – 1927). The charming, softly colored oil depicting two young girls wading in the surf is offered for $60,000 – 80,000. Other East Coast artists represented include Emile Gruppe (1896 – 1978), Alexis Fournier (1865 – 1948), whose tonalist sunset landscape ‘’Evening’’ is estimated to sell for $10,000 – 15,000, and Augusta Savage (1892 – 1962) who is represented by two sculptures, a plaster titled ‘’Gamin’’ (estimate: $10,000 – 20,000) and a cast-metal work titled ‘’Lift Every Voice and Sing’’ (estimate: $8000 – 10,000).
Among the later 20th century works is a typically, and wonderfully, cryptic work by Henry Koerner (1915 – 1991) titled ‘’The Wedding Party’’ (Birth of a Book). Replete with many of Koerner’s distinctive and jarring iconographical devices, and a multitude of disparate, clashing figures in various roles, this dream-like scene is a fine example of his ‘Magic Realist’ style. It arrives at auction from the private Los Angeles, CA collection of close friends of the artist and is estimated to realize $15,000 – 20,000. Moran’s recently sold an important work by Koerner from the early 1950’s at their June 14, 2011 auction for $252,000.
Additional sale highlights include:
• A stunning, icy winter scene with figures set beside a bridge over a stream in a Normandy village by George Ames Aldrich (1872 – 1941)
• A superb Paul de Longpre (1855 – 1911) watercolor composition of chrysanthemums in a woven basket with three bumblebees (estimate: $20,000 – 30,000)
• One of Jessie Arms Botke’s stylized oil and gold leaf bird paintings, a depiction of egrets, from a Private San Francisco, CA collection (estimate: $40,000 – 60,000)
• Yosemite scenes by Thomas Hill (1829 – 1908)(estimate: $15,000 – 20,000) and Albert Bierstadt (1830 – 1902)(estimate: $7000 – 9000)
• A lovely late work by John Frost (1890 – 1937), ‘’Sweeping Autumn Landscape’’, offered for $30,000 – 50,000
• Gordon Coutts’ (1868 - 1937) poignant ‘’The Third of August’’, subtitled ‘’France Enters WWI’’, a large oil of a soldier bidding goodbye to his family as he departs for the front (estimate: $20,000 – 25,000)
The large number of California plein air landscapes includes works by Hanson Puthuff, Maurice Braun, Franz Bischoff, Edgar Payne, Joseph Kleitsch, Arthur G. Rider, Benjamin Brown, Paul Lauritz and many more. Monterey and the San Francisco Bay area are represented by, among others, Percy Gray, Charles Rollo Peters, S.C. Yuan, and Society of Six members William H. Clapp, Bernard Von Eichman and Selden Connor Gile (1877 – 1947), whose spring landscape with blossoming trees is expected to bring $10,000 – 15,000. An oil by French / American artist Jules Pages (1867 – 1946) is of particular historical interest, as it depicts San Francisco during the fire that followed the great earthquake in 1906, with the old City Hall prominently shown (estimate: $7000 – 10,000).
The selection of Western works includes some fine depictions of Native American life by Louis Benton Akin (1868 – 1913), Bert Geer Phillips (1868 – 1956), and Maynard Dixon, whose charcoal and chalk drawing of Navajo women weaving is offered for $10,000 – 15,000. Gene Kloss’ (1903 – 1996) striking watercolor, ‘’Corner of Taos Pueblo’’, is estimated to realize $3000 – 5000. Edward Borein, Will Sparks and Marjorie Reed are also represented in the sale.
Exceptional California School watercolors to be sold include works by Jake Lee, Dong Kingman, and Phil Dike (1906 – 1990), whose ‘’Docks at Newport’’ is a strong example from his best period. The work is estimated to realize $15,000 – 25,000. Dike’s Claremont, CA colleague Millard Sheets (1907 – 1989) is represented by a large oil with abstract figures on a beach titled ’’On the Beach’’ (estimate: $20,000 – 30,000)
Moran’s auction will begin at 6:30 pm on Tuesday, October 18th. All of Moran’s auctions are held at the Pasadena Convention Center in Pasadena, California. Bidding is available from the floor and via telephone, absentee or online at Artfact.com. Moran’s posts images of sale highlights on their website, johnmoran.com, and a full catalogue of the auction, with complete descriptions, condition reports and multiple images of every item, will be posted at johnmoran.com and at artfact.com three weeks prior to the sale.
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