Of interest to antique dealers and interior designers with an eye toward buying for their clientele, the sale features a double-door 19th-century Normandy French oak armoire, estimated at $1,000 to $1,100; and an interesting French Renaissance armchair, estimated at $100 to $150.
Three 19th-century prie Dieu (prayer chairs), each estimated at $150 to $200, and a Louis XVI buffet á deux corps, estimated at $900 to $1,100, bring the beauty of European artisans to the auction block.
Bidders can take their pick from a fine selection of arts of the American frontier, including a lot of six intricately woven Native American baskets, estimated at $100 to $125; a piece of “wedding” pottery estimated at $75 to $100; and two wagon-wheel benches estimated at $250 to $300 each.
A neon Budweiser Beer sign featuring the outline of the state of Texas is expected to make $100 to $150.
The jewelry case at Morton Kuehnert’s will sparkle with a 14K white gold hand-engraved pendant set with one triangular Madeira citrine, $300 to $350; and a 14K sapphire and diamond pendant estimated at Karat Sapphire and Diamond Pendant estimated at $500 to $550.
The Fine Rug department is represented by a beautiful Iranian Mashad, 10 ft. by 13 ft., estimated at $400 to $500; and a Persian Mashad , 8 ft. 1 in. by 11 ft., estimated at $700 to $800.
For additional information on any lot in the sale, contact Morton Kuehnert Auctioneers & Appraisers by calling 713-837-7835 or e-mailing inquiry@mortonkuehnert.com.
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