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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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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Harvey Littleton Studio Art Glass Sculpture: Wisconsin, North Carolina,1922-2013 Organically shaped sculpture with streaks of white, blue, and orange through clear glass resting on a rectangular glass base. Littleton had been dubbed the father

0339: Harvey Littleton Studio Art Glass SculptureEst. $1,500-$2,500

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PR Dorothy Thorpe MCM Twisted Lucite Candlesticks: California,1901-1989 Dynamic knotted lucite tubes ending with sleek metal sockets. Lucite, metal,Overall 7 1/4" t x 8" w x 4 1/2" d, From the collection of a Medfield, Massachusetts gentleman.

0340: PR Dorothy Thorpe MCM Twisted Lucite CandlesticksEst. $300-$500

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2 Courreges and Paloma Picasso Umbrella Bag Group: France, Italy,20th Century Includes one Courreges robins egg blue telescoping umbrella with white leather wrist strap and one Paloma Picasso white leather purse with gold detailing and metal plaques

0341: 2 Courreges and Paloma Picasso Umbrella Bag GroupEst. $200-$300

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Modern Blown Art Glass Cluster of Chili Peppers: United States,20th Century Nicely modeled group of hand blown chili peppers strung together with cord and straw. Glass,Overall 19" x 8", From the collection of a Barrington, Rhode Island gentleman.

0342: Modern Blown Art Glass Cluster of Chili PeppersEst. $100-$200Lot Passed

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Boston City Police Motor Pool Motorcycle Plaque: Massachusetts,20th Century Carved wood gilt wings sprouting from a black wheel mounted on a red shield. Wood,14" x 13", From the collection of a Providence, Rhode Island gentleman.

0343: Boston City Police Motor Pool Motorcycle PlaqueEst. $100-$200

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Michael Harris for Modina Malta Art Glass Goblet: Italy,20th Century Green and blue mottled glass cup supported by a shapely blue, green, and yellow stem over simple round foot. Glass,8 1/4" x 5 1/2" dia., Signed "Michael Harris, Modina Glass,

0344: Michael Harris for Modina Malta Art Glass GobletEst. $300-$500

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LG Alvin Green Silver Overlay Art Nouveau Vase: United States,Circa 1910 Translucent emerald green trumpet vase decorated with organic silver tendril overlay throughout. Glass, silver,13 3/4" x 5" dia., Etched "201" on bottom From the collection

0345: LG Alvin Green Silver Overlay Art Nouveau VaseEst. $200-$300

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2PC Continental Bronze Brass Jardiniere & Pedestal: Europe,Late 19th-Early 20th Century Jardiniere with rolled rim and figural lion's head free ring handles supported by a shaped pedestal. Brass or bronze,31" x 12" dia., From the collection of a

0346: 2PC Continental Bronze Brass Jardiniere & PedestalEst. $200-$300Lot Passed

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PR Barovier & Toso Murano Aventurine Glass Lamps: Italy,20th Century Light robin's egg blue glass enhanced with aventurine fleck throughout, a fine quality pair of lamps. Glass, metal,W/O harp 22 1/4" x 6" dia,Overall 31 1/2" x 6" dia. From the

0347: PR Barovier & Toso Murano Aventurine Glass LampsEst. $400-$600

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MacKenzie-Childs Whimsical Carved Foot Stool: New York,20th Century Colorful stool with leopard pint top and interior storage over a checkered plaid and leaf decorated body on four uniquely carved legs. An interesting piece of modern interior

0348: MacKenzie-Childs Whimsical Carved Foot StoolEst. $200-$300

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LG Zanetti Murano Art Glass Fish Sculpture: Italy,20th Century Stylized angel fish comprised of black, blue, red and orange glass with silver flecks throughout on an organically shaped base. Glass,25 1/4" t x 14 1/2" w x 6" d, From the

0349: LG Zanetti Murano Art Glass Fish SculptureEst. $100-$200

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Paul M. Cote Modern Abstract Expressionist Shoes: Rhode Island,20th Century Expressionist box with splattering of white, blue, black, and copper paint opening to reveal a mismatched pair of woman's heels with matching decoration. Cote is a prominent

0350: Paul M. Cote Modern Abstract Expressionist ShoesEst. $200-$300Lot Passed

Anne Morrow Lindbergh Gift From The Sea 1st Ed.: United States,Dated 1955 Fine example with black binding, cream wrap to boards, and turquoise lettering with shell decoration to cover. Paper,8 1/2" x 5 3/4", From the collection of a Wakefield,

0351: Anne Morrow Lindbergh Gift From The Sea 1st Ed.Est. $100-$200Lot Passed

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Rich Petlock Grateful Dead Photograph Collection: United States,1985-1995 Album includes 127 original photographs by Rich Petlock, an active tour photographer for the Grateful Dead ranging from 1985 to 1995 catching the band in action. All with

0352: Rich Petlock Grateful Dead Photograph CollectionEst. $800-$1,200

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35PC Silver Tiffany & Co. Money Clip Collection: United States, Mexico,20th Century Includes one Christian Dior money clip, two Tiffany & Co. with one decorated with Lady Liberty's torch, two Simmons, one Zippo The Little Persuader clip, two Anson

0353: 35PC Silver Tiffany & Co. Money Clip CollectionEst. $200-$300

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4 Daum France Pate de Verre Cactus Decanter Group: France,20th Century Includes three decanters each with a different type of cacti stopper and one ashtray with a protruding cactus handle in center. Glass,Smallest 4" x 5" dia.,Largest 11 1/2" t x 3

0354: 4 Daum France Pate de Verre Cactus Decanter GroupEst. $300-$500

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Tiffany and Co. Sterling Silver Picture Frame: United States,20th Century Simple frame with thin tendril and flower border around the edge. Sterling silver, wood, glass,11 1/8" x 9 1/4", Marked "Tiffany & Co." on verso above arm stand. From the

0355: Tiffany and Co. Sterling Silver Picture FrameEst. $100-$200

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Contemporary Bohemian Orange-Red Seltene Art Glass: Bohemia,20th Century Jar form vase with variegated design along bottom half cased in translucent smoke colored glass. Unknown artist but of modern-contemporary Czechoslovakian quality. Glass,7 1/2" x

0356: Contemporary Bohemian Orange-Red Seltene Art GlassEst. $200-$300Lot Passed

Bohemian Czech Green-Yellow Seltene Art Glass: Bohemia,20th Century Jar form vase with variegated design along bottom half cased in translucent smoke colored glass. Unknown artist but of modern-contemporary Czechoslovakian quality. Glass,8 1/2" x

0357: Bohemian Czech Green-Yellow Seltene Art GlassEst. $200-$300Lot Passed

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47PC Eric Herlow Obelisk Copenhagen Flatware Set: Denmark,1913-1991 Includes eight dinner forks, nine appetizer forks, ten knives, twelve spoons, and eight small spoons with sleek mid century modern design. Stainless steel,Appetizer fork 7

0358: 47PC Eric Herlow Obelisk Copenhagen Flatware SetEst. $250-$400

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Eleanore Poey Abstract Carved Wood Sculpture: United States,20th Century Biomorphic pierced design highlighting the wood's natural grain mounted to a black plinth. Eleanore Poey was best known for her sculptures capturing the feline form,

0359: Eleanore Poey Abstract Carved Wood SculptureEst. $200-$300

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Fram Oil Cigarette Advertising Lighter & Ashtray: Rhode Island,20th Century Advertising table top filter replicas from Fram, lighter reads "Fram Filters" while ashtray has a basket shaped flip top that reads "How's Your Oil Filter?". A great

0360: Fram Oil Cigarette Advertising Lighter & AshtrayEst. $100-$200

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PR MCM Modern Industrial Bronze Table Lamps: United States,20th Century Simple bronze shade with interior glass shade supported by a cylindrical column on a round base. Bronze,19 1/2" x 12" dia., Sockets marked "Rauld Inc." From the collection

0361: PR MCM Modern Industrial Bronze Table LampsEst. $200-$300Lot Passed

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19C Clarke's Wheel of Life Zoetrope and Images: United States,19th Century Includes a deep green shade over a nicely turned column with thirty image inserts depicting frogs, clowns, and American imagery. Wood, paper,15 1/4" x 11 1/2" dia., From

0362: 19C Clarke's Wheel of Life Zoetrope and ImagesEst. $200-$300

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