ATLANTA – A handsome early 19th-century mahogany tall-case clock made by Jacob Eby of Manheim, Pa. (1776-1828) chimed on time for $10,620, and a colorful offset lithograph printed on wove paper by renowned pop artist Roy Lichtenstein (American, 1923-1997) titled Sunrise, fetched $7,080 at Ahlers & Ogletree’s Summer Collections & Estates Auction held August 27-28. Absentee and Internet live bidding was facilitated by LiveAuctioneers.
NEW YORK – On September 10, 2016 Roland Auctions NY will present nearly 1,000 fresh-to-market lots comprising luxury goods of the first order from prestigious Manhattan estates. Exclusive locations beyond New York City represented in this auction include: Washington D.C., Greenwich, Conn., Boston, Santa Monica, Calif., and Istanbul, Turkey. Absentee and Internet live bidding will be available on all lots through LiveAuctioneers.com.
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FALLS CHURCH, Va. – The blue-chip contents of Waverly Rare Books’ Sept. 8 auction could easily be mistaken for a connoisseur’s library – collectively, they are that well refined. However, the 401-lot sale represents carefully chosen consignments from many advanced collectors and includes not only scarce and exceptional books, but also maps, autographs and manuscripts.
The last unofficial month of summer is now behind us and it was filled with sun, heat, ice cream, and of course, good finds on LiveAuctioneers. Before we get too comfortable with September, let’s take a moment to reflect back on this past eventful month of August. From a uniquely rare baseball card to the closing of the NYC institution Tekserve, the auctions this month were epic. And so were your tweets!