Wellington Estate, Florida Highwaymen

Harold Newton, "3-D RP" Florida Highwaymen Upson Oil Painting 24"X36"

Alfred Phillippe Roll, "A Summer's Day" Oil on Canvas Painting 31.5"X39.5"

Royal Copenhagen 'Flora Danica' Oval Serving Dish with Decorative Cover 18" x 6.5"

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Davie, FL, United States

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Wellington Estate, Florida Highwaymen

Florida Highwaymen Auctions LLC

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Trio of Overglaze Enamel Plates with Floral and Deer Motif 7.25" Diameter each. 1.5" Height: A group of three Chinese export porcelain plates decorated in iron red and green overglaze enamels, each featuring a central motif of either a stylized flame or grazing deer amidst floral scrolls.

0001: Trio of Overglaze Enamel Plates with Floral and Deer Motif 7.25" Diameter each. 1.5" HeightEst. $300-$600Lot Passed

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Large Overglaze Enamel Bowl with Pomegranate and Bird Motifs - 10" Diameter 1.75" Height: A large Chinese export porcelain bowl painted in deep iron red and green enamel with a complex botanical and avian motif. The interior features a central medallion with a pair of birds among fruiting

0002: Large Overglaze Enamel Bowl with Pomegranate and Bird Motifs - 10" Diameter 1.75" HeightEst. $400-$800

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Four Varied Blue-and-White Shipwreck Bowls with Calligraphic and Figurative Decoration - Varied Size: An assorted group of four underglaze blue porcelain bowls recovered from a likely Southeast Asian shipwreck. Each bowl is distinct in style and production origin:- Bowl 1 (Tag: VFO 5678): Light gray

0003: Four Varied Blue-and-White Shipwreck Bowls with Calligraphic and Figurative Decoration - Varied SizeEst. $400-$800

Large Blue-and-White Bowl with Seated Figures in Garden Pavilion 11.375" Diameter 2.5" Height: A large Chinese export blue-and-white porcelain bowl featuring a finely painted narrative scene of three robed figures in a fenced garden under a billowing pine or banana tree canopy. The scene is

0004: Large Blue-and-White Bowl with Seated Figures in Garden Pavilion 11.375" Diameter 2.5" HeightEst. $500-$1,200Lot Passed

Trio of Red and Green Enamel Bowls and Dishes with Divergent Forms: A visually cohesive yet dimensionally diverse group of three porcelain vessels decorated in overglaze iron red and green enamels. The left and center dishes share a floral vine motif centered around

0005: Trio of Red and Green Enamel Bowls and Dishes with Divergent FormsEst. $400-$900Lot Passed

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Trio of Shipwreck Medicine Jars – Chinese, Thai, and Southeast Asian: A group of three lidded medicine jars representing major traditions of Southeast Asian maritime trade. Includes one Kangxi period Chinese blue-and-white porcelain box (c.1690), one Thai

0006: Trio of Shipwreck Medicine Jars – Chinese, Thai, and Southeast AsianEst. $300-$500

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Group of Eight Painted Vietnamese Shipwreck Bowls with Spiral Centers 6" x 2.5": "A well-matched group of eight Vietnamese stoneware bowls decorated in underglaze iron-black slip with scrolling floral and vine motifs. Each bowl features a classic spiral-turned base in the

0007: Group of Eight Painted Vietnamese Shipwreck Bowls with Spiral Centers 6" x 2.5"Est. $600-$1,200

Pair of Vietnamese Shipwreck Bowls with Central Character Motif and Radial Sunflowers 6 1/2"x 2 5/8": "A matched pair of Vietnamese stoneware bowls painted in underglaze black slip on a pale gray body. Each bowl features a central character or abstract floral glyph encircled by radiating lines, and

0008: Pair of Vietnamese Shipwreck Bowls with Central Character Motif and Radial Sunflowers 6 1/2"x 2 5/8"Est. $300-$600Lot Passed

Set of Three Large Unglazed Shipwreck Storage or Utility Bowls 6 1/4" x 3 1/4": "A robust trio of Vietnamese stoneware bowls with smooth, undecorated interiors and coarse exteriors bearing extensive marine encrustation. These pieces are unpainted and plainly glazed, likely

0009: Set of Three Large Unglazed Shipwreck Storage or Utility Bowls 6 1/4" x 3 1/4"Est. $250-$500Lot Passed

Trio of Marine Encrusted Southeast Asian Shipwreck Storage Jars – 6.5" X 8.5": "These globular stoneware jars—each thrown with four small lug handles below a sharply everted mouth—are textbook export forms from the Sawankhalok–Sukhothai kiln complex along the Yom River in

0010: Trio of Marine Encrusted Southeast Asian Shipwreck Storage Jars – 6.5" X 8.5"Est. $600-$1,000Lot Passed

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Barnacle-Encrusted Stoneware Jar with Three Remaining Lug Handles 4 5/8" x 10 3/4": Tall, slender stoneware jar originally fitted with four lug handles—one now missing. The surface is richly textured with barnacle clusters, marine concretions, and mineral accretions. The rim

0011: Barnacle-Encrusted Stoneware Jar with Three Remaining Lug Handles 4 5/8" x 10 3/4"Est. $250-$475

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Glazed Stoneware Jar with Organic Overlay and Marine Encrustation 3.875" x 11": Tall, slender stoneware jar originally fitted with four lug handles—one now missing. The surface is richly textured with barnacle clusters, marine concretions, and mineral accretions. The rim

0012: Glazed Stoneware Jar with Organic Overlay and Marine Encrustation 3.875" x 11"Est. $250-$475

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Short, Two-Toned Stoneware Jar with Four Lugs and Internal Encrustation 5" x 6.5": A short, rounded-shoulder stoneware jar with four intact lug handles and striking color variation—dark upper half transitions into a warm ochre lower body. Surface encrustation is minimal. The

0013: Short, Two-Toned Stoneware Jar with Four Lugs and Internal Encrustation 5" x 6.5"Est. $225-$400

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Crackle-Glazed Ribbed Bottle with Narrow Mouth 4 3/8" x 11 1/2": Finely thrown tall bottle-form jar with a narrow mouth and rounded shoulders tapering to a stable foot. The surface is covered in a warm, olive-toned glaze with elegant all-over crackle and precisely

0014: Crackle-Glazed Ribbed Bottle with Narrow Mouth 4 3/8" x 11 1/2"Est. $100-$250

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Pair of Small Globular Stoneware Bottles with Marine Accretion 3.25" x 3.75": A closely matched pair of compact, round-bodied jars with narrow necks and everted rims. Both display a dark brown, finely speckled stoneware surface with subtle wheel marks and a natural matte

0015: Pair of Small Globular Stoneware Bottles with Marine Accretion 3.25" x 3.75"Est. $175-$325

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Type Series of Small Blue-and-White Jarlets with Lug Variants Qty 7 -2 1/2" x 3 1/2": 7 small Southeast Asian jarlets featuring hand-painted cobalt blue underglaze floral and scroll motifs. Most are globular with short necks and narrow mouths. Lug configuration varies within the

0016: Type Series of Small Blue-and-White Jarlets with Lug Variants Qty 7 -2 1/2" x 3 1/2"Est. $350-$700

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Heavily Encrusted Stoneware Jar with Four Lug Handles 7 1/2" x 6 3/8": Robust, wide-bodied stoneware jar featuring four intact lug handles and an extremely dense layer of marine encrustation. Surface is heavily frosted with sediment, shell material, and marine

0017: Heavily Encrusted Stoneware Jar with Four Lug Handles 7 1/2" x 6 3/8"Est. $350-$675

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Dark Brown Stoneware Jar with Spiral Tool Marks and Internal Marine Encrustation 4.875" x 8": This ovoid, dark brown jar features prominent spiral tool marks circling the body from top to base—evidence of vigorous wheel turning during manufacture. The surface shows subtle sheen in areas,

0019: Dark Brown Stoneware Jar with Spiral Tool Marks and Internal Marine Encrustation 4.875" x 8"Est. $275-$475

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Salt-Glazed Stoneware Jug with Single Handle 7.5" x 14 1/4": This salt-glazed stoneware jug features a rounded body, narrow mouth with slight collar, and a single strap handle terminating at the shoulder. Measuring approximately 14 1/4 inches in height, with a

0021: Salt-Glazed Stoneware Jug with Single Handle 7.5" x 14 1/4"Est. $300-$600

Tan-Glazed Stoneware Jar with cylindrical body 6" x 12.5": This utilitarian stoneware jar features a glossy tan glaze over the shoulder and a cylindrical body with a well-defined foot. Measuring 12 9/16 inches in height and 6 inches at both the base and

0022: Tan-Glazed Stoneware Jar with cylindrical body 6" x 12.5"Est. $150-$300Lot Passed

Thick-Rimmed Globular Earthenware Storage Vessel 5" x 11.5": This substantial earthenware vessel features a thickened flaring rim, short neck, and classic globular body—a form commonly associated with general storage or water transport throughout Southeast

0023: Thick-Rimmed Globular Earthenware Storage Vessel 5" x 11.5"Est. $250-$500Lot Passed

Massive Ribbed Storage Jar with Ash Glaze and Rust Pitting 13" x 19.25": This monumental ribbed stoneware storage jar stands an impressive 19 1/4 inches tall, with a sharply sloped shoulder and cylindrical lower body. Covered in a dark olive ash glaze that breaks to

0024: Massive Ribbed Storage Jar with Ash Glaze and Rust Pitting 13" x 19.25"Est. $500-$900Lot Passed

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Small Bronze/Brass/Pewter? Coffin-Shaped Trinket Box4" x 1.75" x 1.375": Antique coffin-shaped trinket box, likely cast in brass or bronze with worn patina and aged oxidation. The box features beveled edges and a hinged lid, and has likely served as a small valuables

0025: Small Bronze/Brass/Pewter? Coffin-Shaped Trinket Box4" x 1.75" x 1.375"Est. $50-$150

Miniature Cast Bronze Figure – Seated Abstract Form 1.875" x 3.375" x 1.5": Primitive seated figure cast in bronze with exaggerated anatomical features and stylized facial expression. This small votive or fetish sculpture appears to reflect archaic tribal aesthetics,

0026: Miniature Cast Bronze Figure – Seated Abstract Form 1.875" x 3.375" x 1.5"Est. $180-$350Lot Passed

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