The Roy T. Eddleman Collection 2023-06-14 Auction - 333 Price Results - Bonhams in CA - Page 8
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A PAIR OF GEORGE IV SILVER WINE COOLERS by John Edward Terrey, London, 1827A LIMITED EDITION STEINWAY & SONS GRAND PIANOSteinway & Sons, New YorkA SET OF FOUR GEORGE II CARVED WALNUT ARMCHAIRSMid-18th century
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Los Angeles, CA, United States
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The Roy T. Eddleman Collection

The Roy T. Eddleman Collection From the estate of Roy T. Eddleman (1940-2022), sold to benefit the Eddleman Quantum Institute. Roy Eddleman's intellectual curiosity and his interest in science and history were apparent from an early age, and in later life his achievements in that field were to enable him not only to establish and support numerous philanthropic causes in the name of science, but to make significant purchases in art collecting, most notably of scientific and historical subjects. Born in Kannapolis, North Carolina, he attended the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill but left before graduating and moved to Los Angeles which was to become his adoptive home. His first job was selling laboratory equipment before he moved to Cal Biochem, but in 1970 at the age of 30 he founded his first company, Spectrum Inc. It was to become a world leader in the manufacture of hollow fibre and tubular mass transfer membranes for the bioprocessing of proteins, pharmaceuticals and diagnostic therapeutics. Either founding or heading up eight other related companies, he was to hold many patents for products or processes that he had created. A Fellow of the Royal Society of Medicine, his work directly contributed to the reduction of costs in the development of many drugs and expedited their application to help cure thousands of conditions and diseases. His friends recall an exceptional and surprising host: his parties might begin at his Los Angeles home but end somewhere much further afield after he had flown his guests, on a whim, to New York or Hawaii. The LA parties were legendary, so much so that in later years his printed invitations had to stipulate 'attendance only by invitation' to discourage the curiosity of outsiders. His friends meant a great deal to him, and his generosity could be boundless.
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TWO CARVED STONE FRAGMENTS: TWO CARVED STONE FRAGMENTSOne in a shadowbox frame.dimensions of shadowbox: 21 1/2 x 18 1/2 x 3in (54.6 x 47 x 7.6cm)Lot to be sold without reserve.
0173: TWO CARVED STONE FRAGMENTSEst. $300-$500
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TWO CARVED STONE FRAGMENTS: TWO CARVED STONE FRAGMENTSEach on a wood stand.height of largest 20in (51cm); width 14in (36cm); depth 6in (15cm)Lot to be sold without reserve.
0174: TWO CARVED STONE FRAGMENTSEst. $300-$500
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A GROUP OF SIX TABLE BOXES: A GROUP OF SIX TABLE BOXESComprising a brass mounted strong box, a Grecian style painted wood box, a brass mounted parquetry fruitwood box, two book-form boxes, and a gilt metal mounted onyx footed
0176: A GROUP OF SIX TABLE BOXESEst. $600-$800
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A GROUP OF SIX DESK ACCESSORIES: A GROUP OF SIX DESK ACCESSORIESComprising a painted metal finial on wood stand, a malachite pyramid-form paperweight, and a pair of geode bookends, and two brass mounted mahogany table boxes.height
0177: A GROUP OF SIX DESK ACCESSORIESEst. $600-$800
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SEVEN ASIAN DECORATIONS: SEVEN ASIAN DECORATIONSComprising a pair of bronze footed stands, a pair of green hardstone disks on carved hardwood stands, a bronze bust on stand, and a carved green hardwood box on carved hardwood
0179: SEVEN ASIAN DECORATIONSEst. $400-$600
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