Alex Prager


Platinum bypass ring by Bulgari featuring a 5.10 carat pear shape unheated Kashmir blue sapphire and a pear shape diamond weighing 2.50 carats along with tapered baguette diamonds weighing approx. 1.0

(American, 1848-1933). Oil on board, signed "Louis C. Tiffany" lr, 20 x 23 1/2 in., framed; Consignor states the painting was acquired from Charles Louis Tiffany II as a gift to John S. Buc, grandfath

(American, 1869-1965). Oil on canvas, signed "E.W. Redfield" lr, identifying name plate affixed to frame, 27 x 36 in., framed. Christie's Auctions, New York, NY, March 1986

dated 1988; #13, frosted glass base with eight small petals and eight large support fronds, with silver-plated support lock and circular glass top, all pieces inscribed "Lalique, France, " 24 in. H.,

signed and dated June 1983; beveled edge on overhanging top, three compartments enclosed by sliding doors, dovetailed joinery, 18 in. H., 104 in. W. 18 in. D.

Platinum ring and diamond wedding band soldered together with Fingermate adjustable shank featuring 3.00 ct round diamond with H color and VVS2 clarity, accompanied by GIA Diamond Grading Report #2221

One German, with Nuremburg mark, 19th century, modeled with four turrets and tall spire, 13 1/2 in. H, 8.05 ozt.; one unmarked, with Hebrew inscription around the domed foot, 833 silver standard, 10 3

c. 1910 Art Deco platinum diamond ring featuring an Old European cut diamond measuring 10.2 x 9.8 x 6.7mm weighing approx. 4.51 ct bezel set in the center of the ring with 10 additional Old European c

18K yellow gold ring featuring a round brilliant cut diamond, weighing 3.20 cts, with I color and VS1 clarity, accompanied by GIA Diamond Grading Report #110289913293, September 9, 2016, prong set in

(American, 1928-1987). From "Ten from Leo Castelli," screenprints on 100 polystyrene boxes in ten colors, 1967, with initials incised in the lower blue box with Warhol's portrait, published by Tanglew

circa 400 B. C.; head of goddess of wisdom, wearing Athenian battle helmet with crest and ram head relief decoration, detailed face and hair, 10 1/2 in. H., mounted on new marble block base; From the

(American, b. 1933). c. 1995, acrylic and polyurethene on birch plywood panel, signed, "To Mickey- Sam Gilliam," on verso, 61 x 31 1/2 in; Gifted by the artist to Andre "Mickey" Ferrell, Maryland, pri

Native American silver, likely Navajo, blue and black spiderweb turquoise squash blossom necklace, the naja with twisted rope motifs and a central pendant, framed by a double row of silver beads suspe

14K white gold earrings featuring two well matched pear shape diamonds, 1.62 carats E color SI1 clarity GIA Diamond Report #6224465350 and 1.59 carats G color SI2 clarity GIA Diamond Report #222146533

18K yellow gold and diamond demi parure featuring 1) Necklace with alternating textured quatrefoil pave diamond links, approx. 7.50 ctw, average clarity grade of VS and average color grade of G-H, 19

F. 100, 1:2 , No. 1302625

Attributed to Thomas Seymour, Boston, Massachusetts, circa 1805; mahogany, flat top with inlaid edge, one long drawer and compartment enclosed by solid panel doors with center section flanked by side

(American, b. 1927). Lithograph in colors, tones of black and grey, ed. 90/120, pencil signed "Alex Katz" ll, sheet size: 20 x 30 in., unframed. Provenance: Private collection, Baltimore, MD.

Platinum ring by Michael Beaudry featuring a radiant cut diamond weighing 3.77 carats, with an average color grade of O - P and an average clarity grade of VS2 - SI1, with two well matched trapezoid c

Platinum bracelet featuring square step-cut diamonds, weighing approx. 14.30 ctw, average E-F color, average VVS clarity, set in half-bezel links, 7 in. L, 20.7 grams

Phillip Lloyd Powell (New Hope, PA, 1920-2008). walnut free edge desk, two-board top butterfly joined top, two drawers; 19 in. H., 91 in. W., 20 1/2 in. D.; together with four walnut wall-mounted shel

17th or 18th century; exquisitely carved and gilded Shadakshari Avalokitesvara, the Buddha of Mercy seated on double lotus contemplating the fate of humanity, usually depicted as seated friendly spiri

Persia, circa 1880

George Nakashima (1905-1990). 1959; walnut, hickory spindles; side chairs - 35 3/4 in. H., 18 5/8 in. W, 16 1/4 in. seat D.; arm chairs - 38 1/2 in. H., 25 3/16 in. W., 16 1/4 in. seat D.; Acquired di