March Estates Fine Art & Antiques Auction

Frits Thaulow Woman by a River Landscape Painting

Josef Albers Geometric Color Field Lithograph

LG Alvin Green Silver Overlay Art Nouveau Vase

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Cranston, RI, United States

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March Estates Fine Art & Antiques Auction

Bruneau & Co. Auctioneers

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Join Bruneau & Co. for our March estates fine art, antiques and collectibles auction. The sale features a a great selection of listed artists paintings, etchings and prints, a collection of Austrian and Bohemian art glass and figural lamps from the Long Island New York collection, a nice selection of Asian arts, estate sterling lots, jewelry, sculpture, and more.

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Travis LandrySpecialist & Auctioneer, American & European Fine & Decorative Arts, Pop Culture Including Collectibles, Comics & Toys

Kevin BruneauPresident & Auctioneer, Asian Arts, 19-20th Century Decorative Arts

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18C American Figured Maple Carved Day Bed: United States,18th Century Turned bell form posts with fully pegged construction and early rope support rails. Maple,76" x 24" x 26", From the collection of a Newport, Rhode Island gentleman.

0291: 18C American Figured Maple Carved Day BedEst. $200-$300

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American Bronze Relief Horse Racing Plaque: United States,Early 20th Century Relief plaque of three naturalistic horses and their jockeys racing within a decorative border turned border. Bronze,15 1/2" x 26 1/2", From the collection of a

0292: American Bronze Relief Horse Racing PlaqueEst. $200-$300

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11PC European Ornate Silver Serving Flatware Group: Europe,Early 20th Century Includes two servers, one scalloped serving spoon with floral handle, two serving forks, one pair of tongs, a matching ornate serving spoon and fork decorated with cherubs,

0293: 11PC European Ornate Silver Serving Flatware GroupEst. $200-$300

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18C American Tiger Maple Pegged Day Bed: United States,18th Century Turned baluster form posts with fully pegged construction. Tiger maple,75" x 26" x 24", From the collection of a Newport, Rhode Island gentleman.

0294: 18C American Tiger Maple Pegged Day BedEst. $200-$300

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4 Centennial Rhode Island Chippendale Side Chairs: Rhode Island,Circa 1880 Scrolled ears over an owl's eye splat with rush seat supported by stop fluted legs with stretcher. Mahogany,39" x 20" x 17" deep,18 1/2" seat height From the collection of a

0295: 4 Centennial Rhode Island Chippendale Side ChairsEst. $300-$500Lot Passed

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PR Centennial Rhode Island Chippendale Side Chairs: Rhode Island,Circa 1880 Scrolled ear over an owl's eye splat with slip seat supported by stop flute legs with stretcher base, pegged construction, dovetailed stretcher supports. Mahogany,39 1/2" x

0296: PR Centennial Rhode Island Chippendale Side ChairsEst. $200-$300

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C.1800 American Federal Camel Back Sofa: United States,Circa 1800 High style sofa with accentuated rolled arm supported by a stretcher base with spade feet, upholstered in a brocade fabric. Mahogany,91" x 27" deep at center x 31", From the

0297: C.1800 American Federal Camel Back SofaEst. $200-$300

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19C American Primitive Pine Hutch Table Bench: United States,19th Century Three board flip top with rose head nail construction, a nice primitive display piece. Pine,Top 84" x 39" x 29 1/2" tall as table,Bench seat height 16" x 16" deep From the

0298: 19C American Primitive Pine Hutch Table BenchEst. $300-$500Lot Passed

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C.1900 Oak Jeweler Watchmaker Workbench: United States,Circa 1900 Rectangular top over thirteen drawers with canvas slide on sturdy paneled legs. Oak,54" x 29" x 38" tall,Table Height 35 1/2" tall From the collection of a Medfield,

0299: C.1900 Oak Jeweler Watchmaker WorkbenchEst. $300-$500

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C.1930 French Art Deco Oak Bar Cabinet: France,Circa 1930 Round cabinet with glass doors opening to reveal three shelves over a rectangular base with two doors opening to reveal three slide out wine racks and four shelves. Notice the

0300: C.1930 French Art Deco Oak Bar CabinetEst. $400-$600

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C.1900 English Painted Leather Fox Hunting Screen: England,Circa 1900 Hand decorated with a bucolic English fox hunting scene across three panels. Leather, wood,72" x 60", From the collection of a Newport, Rhode Island gentleman.

0301: C.1900 English Painted Leather Fox Hunting ScreenEst. $200-$300

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Gone With the Wind Cranberry Satin Glass Oil Lamp: United States,Late 19th-Early 20th Century Molded glass shade and body with ornate burner supported by a four footed acanthus leaf and fleur-de-lis decorated base. Glass, brass,Overall 27 3/4" x 9"

0302: Gone With the Wind Cranberry Satin Glass Oil LampEst. $200-$300

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PR Middle Eastern Indian Punjabi Chairs: Middle East,19th-Early 20th Century Geometric and foliate carved splat with reticulated panel. Wood,30" x 21" x 20",7" seat height From the collection of a Newport, Rhode Island gentleman.

0303: PR Middle Eastern Indian Punjabi ChairsEst. $200-$300

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C.1800 English George III Slant Front Desk: England,Circa 1800 Slant top with fitted interior over four graduated drawers supported by a bracket base. Mahogany,41 1/2" x 36" x 20" deep, From the collection of a Newport, Rhode Island gentleman.

0304: C.1800 English George III Slant Front DeskEst. $300-$500

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18C Queen Anne Maple Porringer Top Tea Table: New England,18th Century Porringer shaped top over a pegged apron with straight Queen Anne legs on pad feet. Maple,36" x 24" x 24 1/2", From the collection of a Newport, Rhode Island gentleman.

0305: 18C Queen Anne Maple Porringer Top Tea TableEst. $200-$300

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White Star Line Leather Travel Trunk Coffee Table: France,Early 20th Century Simple rectangular trunk with White Star Line and Norddeutscher Lloyd shipping labels. Trunk opens to reveal removable tray, a great piece for interior design. Leather,

0306: White Star Line Leather Travel Trunk Coffee TableEst. $200-$300Lot Passed

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1880 NY Victorian Carved Mahogany Breakfast Table: New York,Circa 1880 Two board circular tilt top with Dutchman seam construction over an acanthus leaf column with platform base on four beast paw feet. Mahogany,47" x 46" top,29 1/4" tall From the

0307: 1880 NY Victorian Carved Mahogany Breakfast TableEst. $600-$900

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French Green Leather Porter's Hall Chair: France,20th Century Hooded cocoon chair finished in green tufted leather with brass tacking throughout. Leather, wood,62" x 32" x 26" deep, From the collection of a Newport, Rhode Island gentleman.

0308: French Green Leather Porter's Hall ChairEst. $500-$800

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19C American Country Chippendale Chest of Drawers: United States,Circa 1830 Molded top with secret drawer over four graduated drawers with bracket base, hardware replaced with set of suitable age. Pine,39 1/2" x 28 1/2" x 20 3/8" deep, From the

0309: 19C American Country Chippendale Chest of DrawersEst. $300-$500Lot Passed

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Italian Faience Baroque Style Blackamoor Stove: Italy,20th Century Baroque form decorated with a classical jester chimp climbing a palm tree. Stove breaks down into three pieces for shipping purposes. Earthenware,84" x 32" x 17" deep, Signed "Made

0310: Italian Faience Baroque Style Blackamoor StoveEst. $1,500-$2,000

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25 Volume Set of Sparks American Biography Books: Massachuetts,1834-1848 Books contain biographies of notable people such as Ezra Stiles, founder of Brown University, Sebastian Rale, a missionary and lexicographer that worked alongside the North

0311: 25 Volume Set of Sparks American Biography BooksEst. $200-$300

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Percy Anecdotes 20 Volume Antiquarian Book Set: England,Circa 1822 Brown leather bindings with marbleized cover paper compiled by Thomas Byerley, being noted by scholars as a culturally relevant and important set of books. Leather, paper,Overall 5

0312: Percy Anecdotes 20 Volume Antiquarian Book SetEst. $200-$300

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1682 A Concordance to the Holy Scriptures Book: England,1682 Antiquarian book, written by Samuel Newman, an English born clergyman who was prosecuted by the church for nonconformity and fled to Massachusetts where he founded the town of Rehoboth.

0313: 1682 A Concordance to the Holy Scriptures BookEst. $100-$200

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Attr. Japy Feres French Repeater Carriage Clock: France,Circa 1900 Brass frame with open top escapement and beveled glass panels with enameled dial with roman numeral indicators, retailed by C.D. Peacock, Chicago. Brass, glass, porcelain enamel,6

0314: Attr. Japy Feres French Repeater Carriage ClockEst. $200-$300

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