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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6 English Victorian Carved Wood Arm Chairs: England,Late 19th Century Finely carved open back chairs with cream colored cushions supported by four nicely turned legs. Wood,36" t x 21 1/2" w x 22" d, From the collection of a Newport, Rhode

0315: 6 English Victorian Carved Wood Arm ChairsEst. $200-$300

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2PC American Country Cherry Wood Corner Cabinet: United States,Early 20th Century Simple cabinet with two raised panel doors opening to reveal three shelves over two drawers over two raised panel doors with two interior shelves. Cherry,36" t x 21

0316: 2PC American Country Cherry Wood Corner CabinetEst. $300-$500

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Dutch Bombay Burl Veneer Inlaid Sideboard Server: Netherlands,Early 20th Century Shapely top over five drawers over five cabinet doors with shaped fronts supported by a bellflower carved apron with six legs, string inlay throughout with unusual burl

0317: Dutch Bombay Burl Veneer Inlaid Sideboard ServerEst. $400-$600

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Hartmann Turn Table Pathfinder Garment Trunk: United States,Circa1930 Trunk upholstered in a cream colored leather, one side opens to reveal a section for hanging garments, includes wooden hangers and pant hangers, the other opens to reveal six

0318: Hartmann Turn Table Pathfinder Garment TrunkEst. $150-$250

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Middle Eastern Arabic Tin Glaze Earthenware Plates: Middle East,20th Century Six plates with matching hand painted cobalt blue tendril design. Pottery,11" dia., From the collection of a Newport, Rhode Island gentleman.

0319: Middle Eastern Arabic Tin Glaze Earthenware PlatesEst. $200-$300

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7 Persian Iznik Tin Glazed Earthenware Plates: Middle East,20th Century Seven plates decorated with a matching raspberry glazed geometric floral design. Pottery,11 1/2" dia., From the collection of a Newport, Rhode Island gentleman.

0320: 7 Persian Iznik Tin Glazed Earthenware PlatesEst. $200-$300

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3PC Herend Hungary Hand Painted Porcelain Group: Hungary,20th Century Includes one red fishnet monkey, one teacup decorated with a raspberry and periwinkle rabbit, and one bowl decorated with a raspberry and periwinkle elephant. Porcelain,Monkey 3"

0321: 3PC Herend Hungary Hand Painted Porcelain GroupEst. $200-$300

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U.S. Navy Animated Transparency Auto Pistol: United States,Circa 1956 U.S. Navy training device showing the inner workings of a .45 cal automatic pistol with moving parts mounted to a black background used by the Marine Corps. Aluminum,

0322: U.S. Navy Animated Transparency Auto PistolEst. $800-$1,200

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Tiffany and Co. Portfolio Clock and Barometer Set: United States,20th Century Simple porthole form clock and barometer nestled in a wave shaped stand. Wood, metal,Overall 7" t x 12 1 /4" w x 2 1/4" d,Clocks 5 1/4" dia. Dials marked "Tiffany & Company

0323: Tiffany and Co. Portfolio Clock and Barometer SetEst. $200-$300

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Vintage Coin Op. Ride On Pink Elephant: United States,Circa 1960 Original paint with moderate loss, smooth rocking motion and works well, coin operated control missing, works with a simple plug in. Fiberglass, metal,57" x 24" x 48", From

0324: Vintage Coin Op. Ride On Pink ElephantEst. $300-$500

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PR French Wrought Iron Fashionable Baker's Racks: France,20th Century Collapsible form with scrolled supports with round brass terminations. Wrought iron,73 1/2" x 31" x 16", From the collection of a Newport, Rhode Island gentleman.

0325: PR French Wrought Iron Fashionable Baker's RacksEst. $200-$300

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N&B Co. Connecticut Copper & Iron Swivel Coat Rack: Norwich, Connecticut,Late 19th Century Round mobile top supported by a simple column over an ornately cast base terminating into wheels. A great piece of ealry industrial design. Copper, iron,78" x

0326: N&B Co. Connecticut Copper & Iron Swivel Coat RackEst. $400-$600

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8PC Chippendale White Wash Bamboo Designer Chairs: ,Contemporary Chippendale style bamboo chairs with white wash and off-white tweed upholstery, set consists of eight arm chairs. Bamboo, wood,Each 41" x 24" x 20" deep,19" seat height From the

0327: 8PC Chippendale White Wash Bamboo Designer ChairsEst. $200-$300

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Charrette Oak Multi Drawer Print & Map Cabinet: United States,20th Century Includes base, two sections each with five drawers, and top, oak construction plywood design, made by Charrette. Oak, plywood,41"w x 28"d x 34" t, From the collection of a

0328: Charrette Oak Multi Drawer Print & Map CabinetEst. $300-$500

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12 Antique Cut Glass Wine Goblets: ,Early 20th Century Twelve squat goblets with diamond patterns around the body supported by a shapely stem with simple foot. Glass,5" x 3 1/2" dia., From the collection of a Newport, Rhode Island

0329: 12 Antique Cut Glass Wine GobletsEst. $200-$300

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1960's MCM Blue Modern Upholstered Couch Sofa: United States,Circa 1960 Three person couch with simple modern design. Fabric, wood,6' x 3' x 27" tall, From the collection of a Providence, Rhode Island gentleman.

0330: 1960's MCM Blue Modern Upholstered Couch SofaEst. $200-$300

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Trident Model 12-026 Large Artist Painting Easel: Brazil,20th Century Large, solid, and strong stretcher. A great piece to be used for interior design or by an artist. Mahogany,91" x 30", From the collection of a Medfield, Massachusetts gentleman.

0331: Trident Model 12-026 Large Artist Painting EaselEst. $200-$300

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Russel Wright MCM Spun Aluminum Vase: United States,1904-1976 Squat globular vase with matte finish and brass neck. Wright was an industrial designer that helped bring modern design to the general public in America. Aluminum, brass,7" x

0332: Russel Wright MCM Spun Aluminum VaseEst. $100-$200

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6PC Lawrence Crouse Black Painted Windsor Chairs: West Virginia,Contemporary Two sack back arm chairs with matching set of four fan back side chairs with stylized carved ears and solid plank seat with thru-tenon legs. Hard wood,Arm chair 41" x 27" x

0333: 6PC Lawrence Crouse Black Painted Windsor ChairsEst. $300-$500

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Sandra Blair Modern Abstract Art Pottery Vase: New Orleans,20th Century Contemporary painted squat vase with a variety of different colors and motifs throughout. Pottery,4 1/2" x 5" dia., Incised "SB" on base, signed and dated "Sandra Blair '93"

0334: Sandra Blair Modern Abstract Art Pottery VaseEst. $100-$200

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MCM Modern Greek Constellations Art Pottery Plaque: ,20th Century Modern yet whimsical depiction of numerous constellations including Lyra, Corona Borealis, and Aquila among others. Pottery,2 1/2" x 18" dia., From the collection of a Medfield,

0335: MCM Modern Greek Constellations Art Pottery PlaqueEst. $100-$200

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Italian High Style Silvered Accent Hall Mirror: Italy,Contemporary Center square panel framed by four rectangular panels with gilt frame, individual silver squares can be seen beneath the glass. Glass, wood,49 1/2" x 40" x 2 1/2" deep, From the

0336: Italian High Style Silvered Accent Hall MirrorEst. $200-$300Lot Passed

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1969 Woodstock Festival Program Booklet: United States,1969 Front cover decorated with yellow flowers titled "Three days of peace & music" in small font, inside features artists such as Janis Joplin, Bert Sommer, Sly and the Family Stone,

0337: 1969 Woodstock Festival Program BookletEst. $100-$200

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Large Dale Chihuly Macchia Art Glass Vase: United States,b.1941 Organic folded form with earth tone brown and green splatter over a cream ground with yellow rim. Chihuly is well known for his extravagant glass sculptures displayed in the

0338: Large Dale Chihuly Macchia Art Glass VaseEst. $5,000-$8,000

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