Auction Highlights
A LOUIS XIV STYLE GILTWOOD MARBLE-TOP CONSOLE AND MIRROR, 19th century.
Sold online Mar 21st 2004 for $2,900
A LOUIS XVI STYLE GILT-BRONZE MOUNTED MARBLE-TOP PARQUETRY DRESSING TABLE, second half 19th century.
Sold online Mar 21st 2004 for $3,500
TIFFANY GREEK KEY FAVRILE GLASS AND LEADED LAMP fitted with domical shade having lower border in Greek key pattern in shades of green, amber and white with green upper geometric glass shaded green and white, signed Tiffany Studios New York, diameter 16''. Mounted on a Tiffany pottery base
Sold online Feb 28th 2004 for $29,375
CHAGALL. THE STORY OF THE EXODUS. PARIS. LEON AMIEL. 1966 ONE OF 285 COPIES ILLUSTRATED BY MARC CHAGALL. FOLIO. LOOSE AS ISSUED IN LINEN COVERED BOX.
Sold online Feb 28th 2004 for $41,400
GEORGE WASHINGTON. FANTASTIC 4 PAGE AUTOGRAPHED LETTER WRITTEN IN HIS HAND. 2 PAGE RECTO AND VERSO 7 1/2 X 9 JULY 29TH 1798 FROM MOUNT VERNON REGARDING A LAND DISPUTE.
Sold online Feb 28th 2004 for $17,250
Pook & Pook, held their inaugural LiveAuctioneers sale Saturday January 15 2005 bringing their sale room to the web for the first time. With the internet came a few surprises: including the sale of a pair of needle point stools receiving 21 bids all from online bidders and a hammer price of $1400, more than 5 times the catalog estimate of $150-$250.
John Coker sold a rare 1907 $20 High Relief Gold coin to the internet for a whopping $18,000, not only was the price right all 18 bids came courtesy of the internet.
