March Premier Auction: Day 1 2017-03-24 Auction - 247 Price Results - Brunk Auctions in NC - Page 3
March Premier Auction: Day 1
Rare Tiffany Studios Turtleback
Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec
Rare Lucie Rie Conical Porcelain Bowl

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March Premier Auction: Day 1

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Asheville, NC, United States
Session I Friday, March 24, Auction begins 5:00 pm - lots 001 - 248 Session II Saturday, March 25, Auction begins 9:00 am - lots 249-910 Our March 2017 auction is represented by a two day offering of a broad selection of consignments. Featuring: The Estate of Marjorie and Charles West The late Marjorie and Charles West of Atlanta, Georgia, established the West Foundation as a conduit of philanthropy through which their generosity to Georgia Institutions benefitted the High Museum with more than one hundred works of 19th century American Art and over forty examples of Neoclassical sculptures. Through their gift, the High Museum has one of the most significant holdings of Neoclassical sculpture in the United States. Mrs. West was also a discerning collector of Meissen ceramics and was a founding member of the Ceramic Circle in Atlanta. Brunk Auctions is pleased to offer over eighty watercolors and fifty plus examples of American ceramics from the West collection. The watercolor collection broadly encompasses 19th century Hudson River School works, 20th century works by Thomas Hart Benton as well as two fine watercolors by contemporary artist Stephen Scott Young, one of which graces the front cover of the catalog. While this collection is primarily represented by American artists, it does include a few exceptions notably an important watercolor by Thomas Faed titled Sir Walter Raleigh and His Literary Friends at Abbotsford.
SOLD
Grueby Faience Company Vase: Boston, Massachusetts, 1898-1902, three-lobed leaves and buds with flowing matte green glaze overall, impressed round mark "GRUEBY FAIENCE Co/BOSTON.U.S.A" with lotus and incised artist's initials
Est.
$1,000
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$1,500
SOLD
Weller Sicardo Cabinet Vase: Zanesville, Ohio, 1903-1907, gourd shape with blue and red iridescent glazes in art nouveau stylized iris decoration, signed at foot "SICARDO WELLER", Jacques Sicard (French, 1863-1925), impressed
Est.
$700
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$900
SOLD
Five Lalique Art Glass Vases: French, 20th century, each signed "Lalique France": frosted Martinet, 9-5/8 in.; clear-to-frosted Bagatelle, 6-3/4 in.; clear-to-frosted Rosine with flying doves, 5 in.; two yellow and sea blue
Est.
$800
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$1,200
SOLD
Adrien Dalpayrat Vase: French, 1844-1910, long-necked stoneware gourd form covered in oxblood flambe glaze, incised script "Dalpayrat" and impressed "60" on bottom, 6-1/2 in.,. Provenance: A Delaware Private Collection
Est.
$700
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$900
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Early Van Briggle Vase: Colorado Springs, Colorado, before 1905, shouldered vase with green matte glaze overall, incised conjoined "A"s in rectangular/VAN BRIGGLE/190(?)" (glaze partially obscures date), shape number "320"
Est.
$800
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$1,000
SOLD
Fulper Pottery Vase with Three Handles: New Jersey, early 20th century, bulbous form with rose and blue-green flambe glaze, marked on bottom with vertical "FULPER" in rounded rectangle, 6-1/2 in.,. Provenance: Peridot Antiques, Savannah,
Est.
$400
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$700
SOLD
Three American Art Pottery Articles: and a Japanese Jar, Four Pieces20th century, Rookwood molded low bowl with "RP" cypher, date numerals for 1922, and shape "2146" with "X" scratched in glaze; Weller jardiniere with low-relief motifs
Est.
$200
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$400
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Two Erica Wurtz Sculptural Ceramic: VesselsAmerican, early 21st century, with blue and green glazes, both signed in script "Wurtz" on bottom, 5-3/4 in. and 7 in.,. Provenance: Estate of Barbara Corman, Boston, Massachusetts and Nashua,
Est.
$300
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$500
SOLD
Richard Batterham Large Tazza: (British, b. 1936), footed coupe-shaped stoneware bowl with celadon-green glaze, not signed, 6-1/2 in.,. Notes: Richard Batterham is considered Britain's leading maker of domestic stoneware in the
Est.
$200
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$400
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Phil Rogers Yunomi and Bottle: (British, b. 1951), wood-fired stoneware, both with artist's seal mark, 3-7/8 and 6-3/8 in.,. Provenance: Estate of Barbara Corman, Boston, Massachusetts and Nashua, New Hampshire
Est.
$300
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$500
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Ray Finch: (1914 - 2012) Three pieces Winchcombe pottery, Gloucestershire, England; including two stoneware plates, brown ground and contrasting squiggles and dots, 12-1/4 and 14 in.; baluster form stoneware
Est.
$200
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$400
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Signed Stained Glass Window: 19th/20th century, stained glass leaded transom window with stylized floral center on a ground of beveled clear glass panels flanked by scrolling devices set in a modern rectangular oak frame, one
Est.
$400
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$700
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Large Stained Glass Transom Window: probably American, early 20th century, brilliant medallion in center with opalescent cabachon, on yellow ground with leaves and flowers and faceted jewels, 25-1/4 x 60 in., new oak frame,.
Est.
$1,000
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$1,500
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Stained Glass Window in Frame: probably American, early 20th century, pink hydrangea in black stylized vase on symmetrical background of geometric shapes, frame 22-1/2 x 32-1/2 in.,. Provenance: Private Collection
Est.
$200
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$400
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Suite of Three Stained Glass Windows: probably American, early 20th century, in Moorish taste, horizontal window with bull's eyes, faceted jewels and rondels, 26 x 66 in.; pair with flowers and leaves twining through Moorish frames,
Est.
$800
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$1,200
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Rare Tiffany Studios Turtleback: Ceiling Fixturelate 19th/early 20th century, Tiffany Studios domed leaded glass ceiling fixture with red iridescent turtleback tile border and central mother-of-pearl turtleback tile, geometric
Est.
$15,000
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$25,000
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Five Prairie School Leaded Stained: Glass Windowsset of four, finely crafted leaded glass panels with clear, amber, green, white and crackle glass, stylized flowers, oak frames, one side with hinge cutouts, 43 x 14-3/4 in., [one with
Est.
$600
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$900
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Large Stained Glass Landscape Window: probably American, early 20th century, trees and mountains surround a quiet lake, upswept clouds above, 48-1/4 x 77 in.,. Provenance: Private Collection
Est.
$500
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$800
SOLD
Gustav Stickley Attributed Shoe-Foot: Drop-Leaf Tableunsigned, probably Gustav Stickley, circa 1912, 28-1/4 in.. Provenance: Jordan Volpe Gallery, New York (metal label attached); Property from a Palm Beach, Florida Estate
Est.
$400
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$700
SOLD
Arts and Crafts Oak Lift-Top Chest: early 20th century, in the early English style, the front with three relief-carved panels, 28 x 54 x 21 in.,. Provenance: Property from a Southern Educational Institution
Est.
$200
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$400
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Fine Gustav Stickley Arts and Crafts: Table Set with 12 Grueby Ceramic Tilescirca 1902, through-tenon construction, oak throughout, Stickley red decal signature, underside of top with Jordan Volpe Gallery label, 26 in.. Provenance:
Est.
$5,000
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$7,000
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Pablo Picasso: (Spanish, 1881-1973)[Chouette], 1948, edition 146/200, signed, stamped "Madoura Plein Feu" and "Edition Picasso" with underglaze "I 112", glazed ceramic platter, 12-1/2 x 15-1/4 x 1-3/4 in..
Est.
$6,000
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$9,000
SOLD
Fernand Léger: (French, 1881-1955)[L’Opéra], edition 131/180, from the portfolio "[La Ville], Triade, Paris 1959, signed, stamped signature lower right "F.Leger", color lithograph on paper, 24-3/4 x 19 in.
Est.
$500
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$700
SOLD
Salvador Dali: (Spanish, 1904-1989)[Le téléphone], for [Hommage à Leonardo da Vinci] (F. 75-8 I). 1975, edition 154/450, signed lower right "Dali", color etching on Arches paper "Arches/France" watermark, 20 x
Est.
$300
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$600