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Works on Paper
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John J. Audubon's "The Birds of North America"
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Furniture
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Porcelain and Ceramics
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Glass
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Sculpture
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Russian Arts
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Estate Jewelry
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Silver
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Books and Ephemra
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Arcade Auction
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336. Advertising Mermaid, circa 1877 Beautiful carved wood mermaid. She has a spiraling tail and holds a bundle of arrows ready to be cast down to the passer-by. Her other hand remains empty although once may have held a spear. Intended to be hung out side of a shop thus viewed from below. A crest and the year 1877 carved on her under side. Includes hanging chain. Measures apprx 14-1/2"H x 27"L. 2,000/4,000 |
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337. South American Santos Figure, circa 17th Century Wooden bulto sculpture of a monk, most likely Saint Francis, due to hairstyle and simple robes. However any more identifiable symbols such as a bird or stigmata have cracked off. Weathered exterior shows remains of gesso and gilt, apprx 32H. Provenance: From a prominent Cleveland Estate. 700/1,500 Sold: $805.00 |
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338. Tiffany Studios Bronze Candlestick for The Rowfant Club After a model by James Lippitt Clark in the form of a standing Groundhog supporting a candle holder while sitting on an open book. The top of the base is inscribed "J.L. CLARK MODELLER ROWFANT CLUB CLEVELAND 1903". The base is stamped "TIFFANY STUDIOS/NEW YORK", and "OF/ONE HUNDRED/COPIES MADE THIS IS/ NO-31". Apprx 8-1/4"T. The making of candlesticks began in early 1894 when each member was charged to "appear at the annual convocation bearing a candlestick with his name attached thereto in autograph". The Rowfant Club is an exclusive Cleveland, Ohio, mens bibliophilic organization started in 1892. 8,000/12,000 Sold: $9,200.00 |
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339. A Second Rowfant Club Bronze Candleholder Sculpted by Sandro Bonaiuto for the Rowfant Club of Cleveland Ohio, this is numbered 89/125 and marks the centenial date of the founding of the men's bibliophilic organization. The abstracted form, when holding a candle in flame forms the shadow of the club's mascot, a groundhog, on the open page below. Apprx 5-1/2"T. 1,500/2,500 Sold: $402.50 |
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340. Ludwig Cauer (German, 1866-1947) "Turning the Cow". Charming figure of a farmer proding his calf along by a twist of her tail as she stands stubbournly still, signed on base, "Ludwig Cauer 98", bronze with golden brown patination. Measures apprx 18"H x 4"W, at base. 1,000/3,000 Sold: $1,265.00 |
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341. Jean-Jacques Pradier (French/Swiss, 1790-1852) "Atalanta, Fastening Her Sandal". Bronze figure of a nude woman. Lovely statue depicts a classical woman kneeling. Various objects of her toilette are scattered on the ground. Signed on oval base and stamped Susse F.G. Sculpture has golden reddish brown patination. This work was first exhibited at the Salon of 1850. Measures apprx 9"H x 7-3/4"L x 5-1/2"W. Provenance: Collection of J.A. Birch. Purchased at Phillips, London, 1984. 1,500/2,500 Sold: $1,092.50 |
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342. William McVey (American, 1905-1995) Green bronze lion with incised signature. A stylized seated lion. William McVey, husband of Leza McVey, taught in Cleveland, Detroit's Cranbrook Academy, Houston, and Austin. His public commissions include statuary at Rice University and in Washington DC. Measures apprx 10"H x 3-1/4"W. 700/900 Sold: $891.25 |
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343. Roger L. Majorowicz (American ) Plaster sculpture depicts a seated valiant figure. He wears a (detachable) cap and carries a shield. His long thin proportions are similar to the thin figural sculptures of the ancient Etruscans or else modernist sculptor, Henry Moore. Rectangular base mounted to block of wood. Measures apprx 11-1/2"H x 6"L x 4-1/2"W at base. 125/225 Sold: $253.00 |
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344. Thomas Francois Cartier (French, 1879-1943) Wildcats. Spelter cast of original bronze on a marble base. Fierce depiction shows a pair of large cats fighting on a rocky base from famous animalier sculptor. Signed on metal base. Sculpture rest on a green marble, oval base. In total measures apprx 22"H x 22"W. 500/700 Sold: $373.75 |
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345. Auguste Moreau (French, 1834-1917) Recast in spelter, cast late 19th or early 20th Century. A little boy and girl with flowers, signed in the base and attached to a green marble base. With base, overall apprx 17-1/2"T. Provenance: From a prominent Cleveland Estate. 300/400 Sold: $287.50 |
