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March 16th, 2010 Discovery Sale 3:00 pm |
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About 150 Lots OFFERED WITHOUT RESERVE
Featuring European & American Decorative & Fine Arts, 20th Century Design, Ceramics, Glass & Porcelain, Silver, Rugs, Native American & Eclectic Estate Items
Furniture & Decorative Arts:
Porcelain: Limoges, Royal Worcester ‘’Evesham’’, Meissen, Rosenthal, Wedgwood ‘’Gold Florentine’’; Silver: Mexican sterling tea service, Tiffany carving set, Sheffield plate turkey dome, Victorian silver beakers; Bohemian glass; Rugs: Sarouk, Kirman, Kilim; Barbedienne ‘’Venus’’; Louis XVI style patinated and parcel-gilt figural hanging light; Louis XV style gilt metal-mounted two-tiered table
Native American Artifacts:
Catlinite stone ceremonial pipe; Woodlands beaded bandolier bag; North West Coast Tlingit cedar box; whale baleen baskets; Paiute beaded baskets; Navajo squash blossom necklace; Navajo rugs: Germantown, Two Grey Hills, Yei, Acoma pottery, Pima, Papago, Hupa/Yurok baskets, more
Leather Bound Books:
Chaucer, Walpole, Lamb, Boccaccio, more
Native American:
JPlains beaded bag, California Mission, Hopi, Tulaire & Panamint baskets, large council drum, kachina dolls, Navajo blankets, more
Fine Art:
Fred Penney, Ben Abril, Anthony Connor, Sidney Yard, Luigi Kasimir, Conrad Buff, Alexander Calder
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March 16th, 2010 Evening Antique & Decorative Art Sale 6:00 pm |
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March 16th Two-Session Estates Sale
Featuring European & American Decorative & Fine Arts, Native American Works of Art, Silver, Rugs & Eclectic Estate Items
Including property from the the Joan F. Blocher Trust, San Marino and the Drury Estate, Whittier, CA; Estates in Sierra Madre; Private Collections in Beverly Hills, Camarillo, Hancock Park, Los Angeles, Morro Bay, Palos Verdes, Pasadena, Santa Monica, Phoenix, AZ
European & American Decorative Arts:
A Chippendale walnut tall case clock by Martin Shreiner, Sr.; Gustav Stickley copper coal bucket #351; L & JG Stickley library table #530; Limbert rocker #594; signed Tiffany lamps: floor lamps #423 & 423H, Pomegranate #1457 lamp, Acorn #1435 shade, candlestick lamp #1201, three-light lamp, Favrile glass; Unique ‘Dogwood’ lamp, ‘Owl’ lamp; Walter Lamb wind chimes; Barbedienne ormolu-mounted marble centerpiece; pr. August Nicolas Cain bronze urns; Vincenti & Cie clock garniture; pr. massive Sevres style urns on stands; pr. Louis XVI style vitrine tables, wall lights; pr. Louis XV style ormolu candelabra; pr. Hinks & Sons silvered lamps; large Italian Baroque silvered pricket sticks; blackamoor torcheres; Spanish Colonial santos; Russian icon; Frederick Hart acrylic ‘Passages’ Bronzes: after Demetre Chiparus ‘Les Amis Toujours’; Robert Merrell Gage; Franz Bergman Native American; Georges Van Der Straeten ‘Juliette’; Pierre-Etienne-Daniel Campagne ‘Phyrne’; Emile Picault "Pecheur" & ''Mareyeuse''; Albert Heinrich Hussman ‘Dying Amazon’; Georges Colin ‘’Egyptian Mystic’’ Ceramics Royal Vienna style charger; dinner services: Royal Copenhagen “Blue Fluted”, Herend ‘’Rothschild Bird’’, Meissen “Blue Onion”; Royal Doulton jug; Russian Gardner tea service; Meissen figures; Bottger; Claude Conover ceramic vessel “Tollan”; Picasso ceramic plates “Profil de Jacqueline” & Nature Morte avec la Cuillere’’ Carpets & Rugs: Persian Ferahan Sarouk, Bijar, Lavar Kirman, Caucasian
Native American Artifacts:
Catlinite stone ceremonial pipe; Woodlands beaded bandolier bag; North West Coast Tlingit cedar box; whale baleen baskets; Paiute beaded baskets; Navajo squash blossom necklace; Navajo rugs: Germantown, Two Grey Hills, Yei, Acoma pottery, Pima, Papago, Hupa/Yurok baskets, more
European & American Paintings & Prints:
Ansel Adams, Adolph Baumgartner, Lee Blair, Rosalie Bonheur, Bennett Bradbury, Harley Brown, Ronald Crooks, Andrew Dagosta, Carl Dahlgren, Edwin Deakin, Alexander Dzigurski, Eduardo Garrido, Andre Gisson, O. Theodore Jackman, Paul Jacoulet, Jeno Kemendy, Gene Kloss, Milton Lowell, Konstantin Makovsky, Phillipe Marchand, Albert Marquet, John O’Shea, Guido Odierna, Ace Powell, George T. Pritchard, Carl Sammons, Giovanni Sandrucci, Jean Sinibaldi, Richard Walton, Mary Williams, more
Silver:
John Jackson Queen Anne Britannia silver chocolate pot, 1704; Robert & David Hennell cake basket, 1797; Benjamin Smith William IV teapot, 1832; Louis Philippe vermeil .950 silver cruet set, 19th century; German dresser, snuff & patch boxes; J.D. Schleissner & Sohne candlesticks; Russian candlesticks; Clemens Friedell candelabra; William Spratling pitcher; Tiffany & Co 1880 tazza; Mexican tea service; flatware services: Wallace “Romance of the Sea”, Reed & Barton “Francis I”, Towel “El Grandee,” more
Eclectic Estate Items:
Gorham Japonaise mixed metal bowl; Swiss cylinder music box; H. G. Wells ‘The Works’; signed U.S. presidential books; C.F. Martin concert ukulele; Chinese export ivory card case; ivory figures; Santa Anita race track palm tree wall- ights; Franklin Mint ‘The Genius of Michelangelo’ silver medallions; so much more!
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Impressionist landscapes, Western works, and California School watercolors took center stage on February 16th at John Moran Auctioneers’ first California and American Art Auction of 2010 |
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 Pasadena, CA – Impressionist landscapes, Western works, and California School watercolors took center stage on February 16th at John Moran Auctioneers’ first California and American Art Auction of 2010. Well over three hundred bidders from across the country registered for the auction, with a third of them bidding online through Artfact.com.
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John Moran Auctioneers is delighted to begin the 2010 auction season with a sale of California and American Art distinguished by extraordinary quality throughout. |
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 Pasadena, CA –John Moran Auctioneers is delighted to begin the 2010 auction season with a sale of California and American Art distinguished by extraordinary quality throughout. The Tuesday, February 16th event is one of Moran’s signature tri-annual Art Auctions, marquee events attended by private collectors and dealers nationwide. John Moran expects that the exceptional selection of iconic works by top artists, offered at a time when confidence is returning to the market, will make this one of the strongest sales in the family-owned company’s 41-year history.
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John Moran Wraps Up 2009 Auction Season With Outstanding Results for Jewelry, Rugs and Antiques |
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 John Moran Auctioneers’ concluded their 2009 auction schedule on a high note, with a resoundingly successful Antiques and Fine Jewelry Sale. The December 8th auction’s Evening Session generated pre-recession levels of interest, drawing a large crowd of collectors and dealers to the Pasadena Convention Center, in addition to 130 telephone and internet bidders, eager to compete for the 245 lots of exceptional estate property. With a sell-through rate of 86%, the sale signaled once again that the auction market remains very strong for carefully edited, high quality selections, and may even be gathering renewed momentum.
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