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20th Century Design: Thursday, November 6, 2014, 1pm
20th Century Design
November 6, 2014, 1pm
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Catalog Design by Andre Salcido
Photography by Jeffrey Lee and Ryan Darcy
Front Cover Lots (clockwise from top left): 3169, 3144, 3220, 3361,
3160, 3317, 3281, 3128, 3293, 3101, 3294, 3151 and 3462 (center)
Back Cover Lot: 3378
Opposite Page Lot: 3362
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20th Century Design
November 6, 2014, 1pm
3000
Two California Zephyr
Covered Dishes And A Water
Pitcher
Dishes: Length 10 inches
Water Pitcher: Height 10 inches
3005
Reynolds Red Ceramic Vase.
Height 10 inches.
Estimate: $500 / 600
3001
Polia Pillin Pottery
Vase is encircled with the portraits of
three beautiful women; utilizes Pillin’s
colorful, evanescent style.
Signed Pillin on the bottom
Height 9 1/2 inches
3006
Two Studio Vases
Heights: 13 inches and 17 inches
3002
Marguerite Wildenhain
Personal Correspondence On
Pond Farm Letterhead
3007
Pair Of Less Hunter Cast Iron
Bullet Bookends
Height 5 inches
c. 1945-47
1945-47 correspondence regarding
efforts to establish her husband’s U.S.
residence after WWII. Also includes
museum exhibition letters, autographs
and typed/handwritten correspondence
about her work in ceramics in postwar
California.
3003
Ovoid Italian Art Glass Vase,
Silver Foil
3008
Natzler Blue Bowl
Length 8 1/2 inches, Height 2 3/4 inches
c. 1950’s
Height 14 inches
Estimate: $1,500 / 2,500
3004
Win Ng Enamel Low Bowl
3009
Russel Wright American
Modern Steubenville “Coral”
DishesWithASimtexTablecloth
Designed By Russel Wright
Width 7 inches, Height 1 inch
Eight Dinner Plates; Eight Salad Plates;
Six Cups & Saucers; Two Cups; Nine
Bowles; Seven Serving Pieces; Eight
Bread and Butter Plates; One Large
Square Plate; One Covered Bowl with
Handle; One Covered Bowl; One Clock
with motor; and One Table Cloth
2
For expanded descriptions and additional photographs go to www.michaans.com.
3010
TwoHandTurnedWoodBowls
- Large Bob Stocksdale Black
Walnut Salad Bowl & Rude
Osolnik For Osolnik Originals
Zebra Wood Bowl
3016
Jalan Yellow Vase
Marked USA 35
Height 3 inches, Width 9 1/4 inches
Estimate: $800 / 1,200
Osolnik bowl signed “Osolniks Originals,
Zebra wood.” Stocksdale bowl signed “Black
Walnut From California, Bob Stocksdale.”
Small bowl: Diameter 6 inches, Height 1
7/8 inches. Large bowl: Diameter 12 5/8
inches, Height 4 3/4 inches.
3012
Rootwood Lamp With Wood
Shade
3017
Malcolm Leland Ceramic
Fireplace
Estimate: $4,000 / 6,000
California Design
Height 30 inches, Shade 10 1/2 inches
3013
Wendell August Forge Pewter
Mounted on Ceramic Vase
Height 9 1/4 inches
Width 20 inches, Depth 16 inches,
Height 92 inches
3018
Rude Osulnik Hand Carved
Bowl And Postcard; Hand
Carved Wooden Box
Length 11 inches
3014
Laura Andreson Vase
3019
African Sculpture
Estimate: $800 / 1,200
Estimate: $1,500 / 2,000
Height 5 1/2 inches
3015
Jalan Blue Low Bowl
Marked 1925, numbered 233.
Width 14 inches, Height 4 1/2 inches
Estimate: $800 / 1,200
Height 52 1/2 inches
3020
Large Group Of African Art
Objects
Longest 22 inches
Estimate: $2,000 / 3,000
3
3021
James Lavera Lamp And Bowl
Lamp: Height 12 inches.
Bowl: Width 5 inches, Height 2 1/2 inches
3026
Two Barbara Willis
Rectangular Ceramic Vases
c. 1950’s
Crackle Glaze on Terra Cotta.
Height 7 1/2 inches
3022
Five Piece Pottery Set,
Designed by Legardo Tackett
Height 7 inches
3027
Jim Romberg Raku
Symposium Paris 2012 Wall
Sculpture
Length 55 inches, Width 27 inches
Signed Romberg.
3023
Jacques Schmier “Head of a
Young Lady” Glazed Porcelain
Bust
Length 48 1/2 inches, Width 23 1/2 inches
Height 12 inches
3024
Apollo Studios Silverplated
Skyscraper Brazier
3029
Inez Stover Abstract
Watercolor
Estimate: $3,000 / 6,000
Length 13 inches, Width, 9 inches,
Height 6 1/2 inches
3025
Blue Heaven Pottery Dinner
Service With Glasses
Approximately one hundred pieces.
4
3028
I. Rosien Abstract Oil On
Panel Painting
Length 17 inches, Width 10 1/2 inches
3030
Geo Pomodoro Etching
3031
Winafer Shaffer Oil On Panel
3037
Sculpture Of A Figure In
Alabaster
c. 1950’s
Plaque inscribed “Claire Pasarow.”
Length Height 23 inches, Width 13 inches
3032
Gene Kulisco Landscape Oil
On Board
Length 21 1/2 inches, Width 28 inches
3033
Solid Bronze Cross Shaped
Sculpture
In the Manner of Bertoia
Height 23 inches
3038
Original Herman Miller Picnic
Poster
c. 1976
In original shipping tube.
3039
Pablo Picasso (Spanish 18811973) Ceramic Bullfighter
Bowl
Signed and stamped on the bottom
“Edition Picasso.”
Height 2 3/4 inches, Diameter 5 inches
Estimate: $2,000 / 3,000
3035
RALPH DU CASSE
(Californian 1916 - 2003)
Abstract 1967
Oil on canvas
3036
Three Panel Tapestry
“Guardians Of The Four
Corners” By Gerhardt
Knodel, 1987
3040
Ansel Adams Coffee Can With
Postcard From Adams To
Gump
Can Height 7 inches
3041
Christina Bergh Woven
Tapestry
Arranged in an “X” or “Cross
Configuration” the tapestry is composed
of cotton, linen, mylar. Comes with a
Gerhardt Knodel brochure and program
from exhibit at Palo Alto Cultural Center.
Signed on the back, lower right side.
Length 72 inches, Width 72 inches.
Exhibited at the Palo Alto Cultural
Center July - September 1990.
Estimate: $1,800 / 2,000
5
3043
Maynard Woodcock
Photographs
3050
Abstract Expressionist Oil
Painting
3044
George Nelson Group Photo
In Aspen With Brochure
3051
Gene Bruno Free Form
Bronze Abstract Sculpture
Taken outdoors during the
International Design Conference in
Aspen.
3046
Adolph Oderfer Portfolio
Original Drawings and notes.
Estimate: $2,000 / 3,000
Height 27 inches
1967
Estimate: $1,300 / 1,600
3052
Gene Bruno Free Form
Bronze Abstract Sculpture
Height 27 inches
1967
Estimate: $1,300 / 1,600
3047
Painting On Paper By Lapp
Length 25, Width 19 inches
3049
Tree Painting by Walter
Snelgrove
3053
Jim Dine Etching “French
Tools 1 - Wise 1984”
Estimate: $1,200 / 1,400
3053A
Attributed To John Hansegger
Painting of a Man
Oil on canvas
INSCRIPTION ON BACK OF
CANVAS: Annotated verso: “Wolf
Heider. 24 x 30, 80”
6
3054
Requa 71 Abstract Painting
3058
Jerrold Davis “Numbers”
Abstract Painting
3054A
Emilio Sanchez Framed
Lithograph “RIVA”
3059
Large Group Of Vintage
African Objects
3055
Gray Abstract Painting On
Canvas
3056
Livingston Orange Painting,
Signed
Longest Length 23 inches
3060
Josef Albers Screen Print
From Formulations And
Articulations
Length 16 3/4 inches square
3060A
Bayer Asprin Plaster
Advertisement With Original
Artist Made Ceramic Oreo
Cookie Replica
Asprin: Width 7 inches,
Height 1 1/2 inches.
Oreo Cookie Replica: Length Width 9 1/2
inches, Height 1 1/2 inches
3057
Livingston Squares Yellow,
Signed
3061
Roy Lichenstein Lithography
For Leo Castelli Gallery
c. 1979
7
3062
Terry Richardson “Blue
Sparkle Girl” Photograph
3063
Terry Richardson “Back Stage
Red Dress” Photograph
3064
Terry Richardson “Lips in
Camera Monitors”
Photograph
3067
Blanche Phillips Howard
Modernist Copper Sculpture
Length 22 inches, Width 11 inches,
Height 22 inches
Estimate: $2,000 / 3,000
3069
Carl Andre 1967 Dwan Gallery
Graphic/Mailer
Eames Era
3070
Abstract 1950s Gouache
Signed Kaydailis
3065
Set Of Four Vintage Prints
3071
Estimate: $800 / 1,000
Estimate: $800 / 1,000
3066
Godzilla Graphic
3072
c. 1964-1968
Includes works by Wingate Paine.
Largest Length 9 inches, Width 7 inches
c. 1964 -1968
c. 1964 - 1968
Estimate: $800 / 1,000
8
3073
Terry Richardson Chicken
Photograph
3077
Koch And Lowey Three Head
Pole Lamp
Brass finish.
Length 9 feet
3074
Modernist American
Female Form Plaster
Sculpture
3078
Raymond Lowey Dresser With
Red Plastic Front
Estimate: $1,500 / 2,000
Estimate: $800 / 1,200
3075
Eames Table With Four
Molded Fiberglass Cream
Colored Arm Buckets
3079
Group Of Four Grey Eames
Side Shells
c. 1950’s
Height 30 inches
Height 29 1/2 inches, Width 41.1,
Depth 211/4 inches
Proceeds will benefit the Oakland
Museum of California.
c. 1960s
3075A
Adrian Piersall Free-form
Coffee Table
Wood Base and Glass Top
3076
Omni Shelving Unit
Designed By George Nelson
With Three Uprights
Omni unit has four drawers and seven
shelves. The three uprights contain galvanized aluminum copper colored
shelving.
Top: Length 41 inches, Width 18 inches,
Depth 13 inches. Bottom: Length 31 inches, Height 24 inches, Depth 18 inches.
Seven shelves: Length 32 inches x 1 inch.
Uprights: Height 93 inches.
3080
Four Eames Cream Colored
Side Bucket Chairs
c. 1950’s
3081
Pair Of Cream Padded
Secretary Side Buckets
Height 32 inches, Width 19 inches
9
3082
Herman Miller Original
Basket Chair With Bikini
Cover
c. 1950s
3083
Herman Miller Chair With
Eiffel Tower Base, Bikini
Cushion, Original Glides Of
Silence
3087
Danish Architectural Stool
c. 1950’s
Height 16 inches, Diameter 14 inches.
3088
Knoll Saarinen Tulip Side Table
3084
Alf Svensson Sheepskin
Lounge Chair
3085
Eames Folding Table
Length 34 inches, Height 28 inches
3089
Triple Head Articulated
Chrome Lamp
After Sonneman Lightolier style.
3090
Rare Zenith Eames Side Shell
With soild metal base.
3086
George Nelson Slat Bench
Length 72 inches, Height 14 inches, Depth
18 inches
3091
Early 1947 Eames/Herman
Miller DCW Birch Chair
Ash veneer, manufactured by Evans,
retailed by Herman Miller, with original
Evans label.
Height 29 inches, Width 19 inches, Depth
21 inches
Estimate: $1,000 / 1,200
10
3092
Eames/Herman Miller DCW
Walnut Chair
3099
George Nelson Prototype
Lamp
Estimate: $4,000 / 5,000
Manufactured by Evans, retailed by
Herman Miller.
Height 29 inches, Width 19 inches, Depth
21 inches
3093
Eames/Herman Miller
DCW Plywood Walnut
Chair
Manufactured by Evans, retailed by
Herman Miller.
Height 29 inches, Width 19 inches,
Depth 21 inches
Hand made prototype done for
Howard Miller circa 1949.
Length 24 inches, Height 8 1/2 inches
Letter from son stating it is a protype.
3100
VKG Candelabra With
Original Display Wood
Candlesticks
Width 22 inches, Height 8 inches
Estimate: $1,200 / 1,500
3095
Modernist “Anywhere”
Lamp By Goss Woods
c. 1950
Height 8 inches
3096
Eames/Evans Molded
Plywood Radio Enclosures
c. 1946
Two examples of Emerson model
#578A, one in birch molded plywood,
the other in zebra stripe veneer.
Both Measure Length 9 inches, Width 5
1/4 inches, Height 6 1/2 inches.
Reference page 381 of “The Story of
Eames Furniture” by John and Marilyn
Neuhart.
3101
Vintage George Nelson
Asterisk Wood Clock
c. 1950’s
Diameter 10 inches
3102
Nelson Adjustable Tray Table
Estimate: $800 / 1,000
Estimate: $1,000 / 1,500
3098
Danish Architectural Stool
c. 1950’s
Height 16 inches, Diameter 14 inches
3103
Pair Of Vintage Aluminum
Torchiere Lamps
Estimate: $1,200 / 1,500
11
3103A
Pair Of Modernist European
Hanging Lamps
Glass Shades; Danish Modern Eames Era
Length 5 feet
3108
Knoll & Associates Saarinen
Tulip Table With Four Chairs
Table retains 1950s Knoll Associates
label in very good original condition.
1950 production
Table: Diameter 42 inches,
Estimate: $800 / 1,000
3104
Sun Dot Outdoor Umbrella
By Brown and Jordan, c. 1958.
Height approximately 122 inches
3109
George Nelson Entertainment
Center Coffee Table
Prototype record holder lights, thin
edge legs.
Height 20 inches
Estimate: $3,500 / 4,500
3105
Sliding Door, Ten Drawer
Cabinet
By The Chicago Bauhaus Bordelon
Design Studio, c. 1946, signed.
Length 53 inches, Height 48 inches,
Depth 21 3/4 inches
3110
George Nelson Footstool
Wood and upholstery.
Height 17 inches
3106
Multicolored Table By David
Best
3111
Fiberglass “Lighted Table”
Lamp
Estimate: $2,000 / 2,400
c. 1970’s
3107
Vintage Bent Plywood Wine
Holder
c. 1950’s
Eames Era
Length 14 inches, Height 16 inches
Designed by Bill Lam.
Diameter of shade 14 inches,
3112
Convertible Coffee To Dining
Table
By Castro.
c. 1949
Coffee Table: Length 44 inches,
Dining Table: Length 48 inches,
Estimate: $1,800 / 2,500
12
3113
Eames For Evans Products
Bent Plywood Table
3118
Florance Knoll Wood Slat
Dinette
Estimate: $3,750 / 4,500
Early 1945 table designed for Evans.
Height 30 inches
3114
John Keal For Brown
Saltman Dining Table
c. 1950’s
With two leaves.
3115
T. H. Robsjohn-Gibbings
Sideboard
for Widdicomb
Length 7 feet, Width 24 inches,
Height 35 inches
Restored as Original in Redwood.
Length 34 inches square,
3119
Florence Knoll Coffee Table
Restored as original with Redwood.
Height 16 inches
3120
Florence Knoll End Table
Restored as orginal with Redwood.
Length 30 inches square, Height 16 inches
Estimate: $3,000 / 4,000
3116
Pair Of Finn Juhl Chairs
Height 30 inches
Estimate: $2,000 / 3,000
3121
Wormley Chair With
Rosewood
c. 1950’s
Manufactured by Dunbar
Length 24 1/4 inches, Depth 25 inches,
3117
Pair Of Hans Wegner
AP 16 Chairs
3122
Pair Of First Year George
Nelson Tray Tables
Estimate: $3,000 / 4,000
Estimate: $1,000 / 1,200
Length 24, Width 26 inches,
Height 32 inches
c. 1950’s
Length 15 1/4 square, Height 22 inches
13
3123
Four Resnick Hanging Lamps
Eames Era.
Diameter 17 1/2 inches
3128
Tripitone Polished Aluminum
Lounge
With Rope Strapping
3124
3129
AP Planter By John Follis
Eames Era
3125
Eames Era
3126
Milo Baughman Chair
With Lucite Sides Forming Arms.
Height 27 inches
Estimate: $800 / 1,000
3127
Tripitone Polished Aluminum
Lounge
With Rope Strapping
Width 15 1/2 inches, Height 9 inches
3130
Two Vintage Girl Photos
3131
Pair Of Vintage Polaroids
Of Moon Landing With
Nikon On TV
3132
Katherine Dreier Print
c. 1940s
14
3133
Wallace Berman Poster
3138
Barbara Kruger Wood Veneer
“Untitled” (Reach Out &
Touch Someone) Poster
c. 1989
Edition of 75.
Approximate Length of Inner Image
4 inches, Width 3 inches
3134
Calder Graphic Poster
3140
Laura Anderson Print In The
Shape Of A Record,c. 1980
Private Property, edition of 100.
Lithograph with two clear vinyl records.
Released as part of the portfolio of
“Artifacts at the End of a Decade”.
3135
Warhol Graphic
3141
Robert Crumb & Harvey
Pekar “Riding The Dog”
Lithograph, c. 1981
A framed and signed addition of 100.
Released as part of the portfolio of
“Artifacts at the End of a Decade”.
3136
Avedon Oversize Graphic
3142
Comic Book Confidential By
Ron Mann, Movie Poster
c. 1988
3137
Movie Poster - James Bond
007, “Casino Royale”
c. 1967
Framed print.
3143
Richard Hamilton (Brittish
1922-2011), “Kent State” Print
c.1970
Photo screen print on Schoeller Durex
paper by Dietz Offinzin, Bavaria, 5000
edition, signed and numbered.
A similar edition appears in the MOMA
collection.
Estimate: $800 / 1,200
15
3144
Edward Wormley For Dunbar
Stool With Rare Heart Cut
Out
3149
Paul Laszlo Nesting Table
Largest Length 24 inches, Width 22 1/4,
Depth 16 inches
Length 16 inches, Width 16 inches, Height
24 inches
Estimate: $800 / 1,000
3145
Screen With Drawings of San
Francisco Scenes
3150
Eric Brand Leather Desk
3146
Long John Solid Walnut Coffee
Table/Bench By Edward
Wormley For Dunbar
3151
California Studios Furniture
Wood And Leather Sling
Chair
Estimate: $2500 / 3000
Height 11 1/2 inche.
Estimate: $1,200 / 1,400
Height 32 inches
Estimate: $800 / 1,000
Made in 1968, restored in 1999.
Signed M.K.
Depth 41 inches
Estimate: $4,000 / 5,000
3147
Pair Of Paul Laszlo Philippine
Mahogany Dressers
c. 1950’s
For Brown-Saltman.
Length 36 inches, Width 18 inches, Height
34 inches
3153
Chrome Lamp With Three
Ringed Round Glass Globes
Sonneman Design
Height 35 inches
Estimate: $800 / 1,000
3148
Pair Of Black Night Stands
For Dunbar
3154
Pair Of Vintage Cork Table
Lamps
Estimate: $1,200 / 1,400
Length 19 inches, Width 15 1/2 inches,
Height 25 inches
16
c. 1960’s
Height of Tallest Lamp 36 inches
3155
Eames Leather Time Life
Chair Lounge
Original tufted beige leather seat, back
and padded armrests in a polished aluminum frame over four-point tilt and
swivel base.
Width 29 inches, Depth 26.5 inches,
Height 33 inches
3160
670 Lounge Rose Wood, Black
Leather Eames Chair And
Ottoman
Estimate: $2,500 / 3,500
3156
Chair Lounge
swivel base.
Height 33 inches
3161
Danish Roll Top Desk
Length 35 1/2 inches, Width 17 3/4 inches,
Height 38 inches
3157
Chair Lounge
swivel base.
Height 33 inches
3162
James Mont Table
Gold leaf finish.
Signed pedestal
3158
Vladimir Kagun Capricorn
Chair
White enameled wire lounge chair.
Height 31 inches
Estimate: $900 / 1,200
3159
Deco Lamp in the manner
of Paul Laszlo, carved wood
with gold leaf
Height 23 1/2 inches,
Diameter of Shade 8 inches
3163
Two Thonet Round Stools
With Pads
c. 1950’s
3165
Leather And Suede Screen
17
3166
Pair Of Bar Stools In The Style
Of Milo Baughman
3171
Mid-Century Modern George
Nelson/Herman Miller Action
Office Tambour Desk
Estimate: $900 / 1,200
3167
George Nelson Desk For
Herman Miller
Main Cabinet: Length 80 inches,
Estimate: $4,000 / 5,000
3168
George Nelson Five Drawer
Cabinet
3172
George Nelson for Herman
Miller Perch Stool, Auction
Office Group
Height 41 inches
3173
VKG Side Chair
Height 30 3/8 inches, Width 18 1/4 inches
3169
Ludwig Mies Van Der Rohe
Leather Chair
3174
Bill Lam Modernist Standing
Lamp
Estimate: $800 / 1,000
Tugendhat Lounge, out of production.
Length 30 1/2 inches,
Depth 31 1/2 inches,
Height 32 inches
Estimate: $4,000 / 6,000
3170
Eames LCW Black Chair
Height 27 inches.
18
3175
Two Norman Cherner For
Good Form Stools
3176
Vintage Industrial Stool II
Width 19 inches,
Height adjusts to 25 inches
3181
Charles & Ray Eames/
Alexander Girard La Fonda
Side Chair
3177
Dorothy Schindele
Modernist Side Chair
3182
George Nelson Pickled Oak
Cabinet
Estimate: $900 / 1,200
Width 17 1/4 inches,
Depth 18 1/2 inches, Height 31 inches
3178
Charles & Ray Eames/
Alexander Girard Marble
Occasional Table
Length 40 inches, Depth 18 1/2 inches,
3183
George Nelson Sofa
Length 6 feet, Depth 26 inches,
Height 29 inches
Estimate: $1,500 / 2,000
3179
Charles & Ray Eames Bent
Plywood Dish Coffee Table
3184
Isamu Noguchi Early Birch
Coffee Table
Estimate: $900 / 1,200
Diameter 34 1/3 inches,
Estimate: $800 / 1,000
Estimate: $2,000 / 3,000
3180
Charles & Ray Eames Early
Zenith Elephant Hide Grey
Armshell
3185
Isamu Noguchi Spoke Dining
Table
Estimate: $1,500 / 2,000
Width 21 3/4 inches, Height 31 1/4 inches
19
3186
Pair Of Modernist American
Brass Gooseneck Lamps
In the manner of Greta Grossman.
Diameter of shades 5 1/2 inches,
Height 25 inches
3191
Pair Of Odelberg Olsen Task
Chairs For Knoll
Estimate: $1,000 / 1,500
3187
Charles & Ray Eames
Surfboard Table For Herman
Miller
3192
Modernist American Fire Tools
Height 29 inches
3188
Two Charles & Ray Eames
Cat’s Cradle Side Chairs
3193
Pair Of Modernist American
Free-form Nesting Tables In
Milled Aluminum And Leather
Height 12 inches
3189
Charles & Ray Eames With
Alexander Girard Swivel La
Fonda Chair
3190
White Full Cover Straight Leg
“X” Base Side Chair
3194
Charles & Ray Eames White
Swivel Base Arm Chair
Height 32 inches
3195
Eames Dining Chair with
Metal Legs
20
3196
Two Wood Chairs With
Cushion Seats
3201
Two Headed Table Lamp
Height 18 inches
Height 30 inches
3197
Zenith Rope Edge Shell
Chair
3202
Arteluce Modern Wall Sconce
3198
Original George Nelson Ball
Clock
3203
Side Table With Cork Top, In
The Manner Of Paul Frankl
c. 1950’s
3199
Carl Aubock Ash Tray
Iron with Copper Insert
Height 26 inches
c. 1970’s
Overall Length 11 inches
3204
Pair Of Philippe Starck For
Driade “Ed Archer” Chairs
c. 1987
Russian red-brown leather seats, polished cast aluminum rear leg, impressed
mark “Aleph”.
Estimate: $2,000 / 2,500
3200
Table Lamp With “C” Base
c. 1950’s
Modern Eames Era
Height 17 inches,
Shade Diameter 15 inches
3205
Two Sputnik Hanging Lights
Max Length 20 inches
21
3206
Lightolier Scissor Extension
Wall Lamp By Safferti
Extends to 33 inches
3211
Two Philippe Starck
Paramount Hotel Ceiling
Pendant Lamps
Brushed steel ceiling pendant lamps for
Ian Schrager’s Paramount Hotel in
New York City, c. 1990.
Length 47.5 inches
3207
Koch & Lowy Eyeshade
Adjustable Desk Lamp,
Designed By George Nelson
3212
Philippe Starck/Joe Ship Legs
for “XO”, c. 1982
Estimate: $1,000 / 1,500
3208
Louis Kalff for Phillips Desk
Lamp
3214
Two Charles Eames For
Herman Miller Fiberglass
Chairs
Height 23 inches
Enameled black shade, chrome stem on
base. Known as the UFO lamp due to
shape of shade.
Height 19.7 inches
Four legs adapt to any size tabletop.
Height of legs 29 inches
A green vinyl shell with swing base and
a beige shell with orange vinyl seat as
well as office tilt/swing leg base.
Depth 24 inches, Width 25.5 inches,
Height 32 inches
3209
Jasper Morrison for Flos
“Luxmaster C1” Ceiling Lamp
360 degree swivel arm with transparent polycarbonate lamp head with
internal aluminum reflector, satin stainless steel stem with transparent spiral
electrical cord.
Cord Length 38 inches
3215
Four Trays Boltabest Nelson/
Eames Designed
Three measure: Length 16 1/4 inches,
Width 12 inches. One measures: Length
13 1/2 inches, Width 10 1/2 inches.
3210
George Nelson/Herman Miller
4669 Chair, c. 1952
C. 1940’S
Cane backrest and original fabric seat.
with Russell Wright label.
Height 31 inches
22
3217
Florence Knoll For Knoll
International Black Ebonized
& Bent Plywood Stacked
(Two-Tiered) Letter Tray
With Knoll label.
Length 15 inches , Width 7 inches, Height
11.5 inches
3218
George Nelson Paper Tray For
Herman Miller
c. 1950s
Bent plywood stacked (two tier) letter
tray, unmarked.
3223
Two Charles Eames For
Herman Miller DKR Wire
Chairs With Eiffel Tower Base
c. 1951-1953
One with white seat / black base, the
other with detached orange Bikini
cover. Older production with original
leg glides.
Depth 18.5 inches, Width 17 inches,
Height 32 inches
3219
Tony Paul Side Table,
Adjustable Height
Laminate top with painted white metal
base with tapered legs.
Diameter 18 inches, Height 16 1/2 inches
3224
Charles Eames For Herman
Miller “Anniversary” Table
c. 1999
Gold Leaf top with wood and metal.
Limited Edition 341 of 500. Table was
chosen as commenorative piece to
mark the 50th anniversary of the
Eames House.
Depth 30 inches, Width 45 inches,
Height 15 inches
Estimate: $1,600 / 1,800
3220
Norman Cherner For
Plycraft Bentwood &
Walnut Plywood Armchair
3225
Miller FSW Bent Plywood
Folding Screen
Estimate: $1,200 / 1,500
c. 1957
Length 21.5, Width 27.5, Height 31.75
3221
Gerald Thurston For
Lightolier White “Cricket”
Table Lamp
c. 1950s
White plastic shade & chrome-plated
brass tube frame.
Height 9 inches
Six panels.
Height 68 inches, Panel: Width 60 inches
3226
Miller DCW Marked Wood
Dining Chair, c. 1950
Depth 22 inches, Width 19.5 inches,
Height 29 inches
3222
Eero Saarinen For Knoll
International White Marble
Tulip Table With Black
Base
Top: Diameter 48 inches, Height 28 inches
3227
Miller CTW Wood Coffee
Table
c. 1950s
Molded plywood top.
Height 16 inches, Diameter 34 1/4 inches
Estimate: $900 / 1,100
23
3228
Charles Eames & Alexander
Girard Coffee Table
3232A
Ron Arad Chair
c. 1967
Cast aluminum base with custom laminate top, rubber edge. Collaboration
work, never in production.
Diameter 30 inches, Height 16 inches
3229
Miller Square Office Table
3233
Philippe Starck For Driade
Coffee Table
Estimate: $4,000 / 5,000
c. 1960s
Laminate top with rubber edge and
painted cast aluminum legs.
Height 29 inches
c. 1997
Mahogany stained solid cherry wood
with castors in die cast aluminum and
nylon.
Length 41 1/2 inches, Width 41 1/2 inches,
Height 20 inches
Estimate: $1,000 / 1,200
3230
Group Of Seven George
Nelson & Attributed Clock
Items
3234
Dining Table
Three Attributed Jefferson Electric 500
Clocks, A Carvel Knife Sharpener, A
Herman Miller Wood Tray Top And A
Photo Of George Nelson.
c. 1987
Lang dining table, “Aleph” series, circular wood top & three polished chrome
cast aluminum legs.
Width 53 inches, Height 29.5 inches
Estimate: $700 / 1,000
Estimate: $1,300 / 1,500
3231
George Nelson Kite Floor
Lamp
3235
Metal Folding Table
Square linen shade, wood pall chain
pull, chrome frame and pivot head.
Possibly designed for Koch and Lowy in
the 1950-1960’s.
Height 57 inches
3232
George Nelson For Herman
Miller Coffee Table, NO. 5256
White laminate top with wood edge
and white painted Swag leg.
Diameter 28.5 inches, Height 17 inches
c. 1985
Titos apostos demountable table,
“Aleph Ubik” series, sheet top and
pivot tubular steel legs with fin profile,
painted silver-grey.
Height 28 inches
Estimate: $1,100 / 1,400
3236
George Nelson For Howard
Miller “Meridian” Wall Clock
c. 1960’s
With siok screen motif pattern over
orange color background. Labeled, out
of production.
Diameter 12 inches
24
3237
Tin Steam Engine Ship Model
c. 1910
With working engine, possibly Marklin,
with wooden crate.
Depth 9 inches
Estimate: $8,000 / 10,000
3238
Two Eames Radios
One Emerson, one Zenith.
3242
Archive Collection Of
Periodicals And Publications
Relating To Eames’ Work
Includes design publications, information, brochures, reference materials and
college yearbook.
3243
Claire Falkenstein Flyers For
Works In Plexiglass
Exhibited at SFMOMA in 1949 and at
the de Young Museum in 1947.
3239
Eight Original 1940’s Photos
Of Richard Gumps Home
By Peter Stackpole
Architectural 8x10 shots of Richard
Gump’s home.
3244
Five Edith Heath Designed
Marin Civic Center Plates
Edith Heath limited edition: 5/100 created.
Heath copyright 1990 Sausalito, California.
Printed on back: “In homage to Frank
Lloyd Wright, architect of the Marin Civic
Center, whole ides span the 20th century
and beyond, I chose the beautiful fenestration as the inspiration for this plate. Edith
K. Heath.”
Estimate: $2,000 / 3,000
3240
Architect Archive Papers
Of Don Emonds And
Quincey Jones
c. 1950s-60s
Includes office books, magazines and
brochures from the estate of Don
Emonds. Approximately thirty-six publications including Arts & Architecture
and House & Home featuring Eichler
articles on Don Emonds and Quincy
Jones.
3245
Fageol Walkee Tricycle
Length 24 inches
Estimate: $1,500 / 2,000
3241
Three Charles And Ray
Eames Original Photos
c. 1950
Black and white photos of their Eames
Case Study home.
Two measure: Width 6 inches, Height 5
inches. One measures: Width 9 inches,
Height 6 inches
3246
Two Eames Zenith Plywood
Radios
Largest Length 14 1/2 inches,
Height 9 inches
Estimate: $1,500 / 2,000
25
3247
Buckminster Fuller Book &
Letters
Estimate: $3,500 / 4,500
3254
Sixteen Copies Of Mobilia
Magazine
3248
Collection Of Forty-two Post
War California Brochures
3255
Thirty Designer Business Card
Examples
Includes Architectural Offerings of
Modern Housing Developments.
Estimate: $3,000 / 3,500
3250
Twenty-eight 1940’s
Chicago Bauhaus Exhibition
Cards
Estimate: $2,000 / 2,500
3256
Ceramic Bell By Pollo Solaris
3251
Isamu Kenmochi Archive
3257
Wood Radio By Alexander
Girard
c. 1950’s
Estimate: $2,000 / 2,500
Length 12 1/4 inches, Width 7 inches,
Height 8 1/2 inches
3253
Hayter Collection Of Three
Original Prints And
Autographed Letters
Estimate: $1,500 / 2,000
26
3258
Vintage Roller Skates
c.1950’s
3259
Flip Clock By New Haven
Clock Company
3264
Fageol Walkee Tricycle
3260
Four Pieces Of Vintage
Luggage
3265
Modernist American Machine
Age Child’s Scooter
3261
Group Of Four Vintage
Luggage Pieces
3266
American WWII Folding
Military Chair Along With An
Early 20th Century Folding
Stool (MIchigan, USA)
Miliatry Chair: Width 19 inches, Height 34
1/2 inches
Folding Stool: Height 28 1/4 inches
3262
Group Of Modernist
Metalwork
Largest Length 16 inches
3263
Vintage Industrial
Modernist Saddle Seat
Rolling Stool
1950’s
Width 18 3/4 inches
3267
Modernist Pierre Cardin
Stainless Steel Clock
3268
Set Of Three Size 9 & 9.5
Men’s Shoes In Crocodile And
Alligator
27
3269
Laurel Lamp
Silver Metal with Original Shade
Height 18 inches
3270
Sterling Salt & Pepper
Shakers, Silver Fish Tray, Blue
Jar
Tray Length 7 1/2 inches
3271
Vintage Oversized Wrench Toy
3277
Pottery Grouping Including
Black Bauer Matt Carlton
Vase
3278
1939 World’s Fair Plaster
Model of Elephant Tower
together with Airbrush
Painting of Building
Height 10 inches
3279
George Nelson Carvel Hall
Flatware Set, c.1955-56, Along
With A Large Carving Knife &
Fork
Leisure pattern flatware. Twelve piece
place setting with original box and
another box containing carving knife
and fork.
3273
Four Metal Kitchen Tools
Including Two By Carl Aubock
3280
Austrian Modern Stainless
Steel Flatware Set For Six
Longest 9 inches
3274
Three Vintage Modern Lights
with Fan
c. 1960’s
c. 1950’s
3281
Sori Yanagi Black Fiberglass
Three Leg Stool
Width 20 inches, Height 14 1/2
28
3282
Striped Glass Ruffle Vase
Height 8 inches
3287
Fontana Art Glass Table Lamp
Shade and globe in satin white blown
glass, black feeding cord and switch.
Height 13 inches,
Diameter of shade 7 5/8 inches
3283
Hand Blown Venini Leaf
Bowl
By Tyra Lundgren
Height 5 inches
3288
Vico Magistretti Atollo Table
Lamp
Table lamp gives direct and diffused
light in satin blown Murano glass diffuser, includes dimmer.
Height 27.6 inches, Width 19.7 inches
3284
Italian Glass Vase With
Controlled Bubbles
3289
Lamp
Signed at Base.
Height 27 inches
3285
Pair Of Italian Ceramic
Lamps In The Manner Of
Franklin
Height 39 inches
3290
Lamp
3286
Vintage Murano Art Glass
Doves And Lenox Art Deco
Hand Sculptures
Doves: Length 5 1/2 inches
Hands: Length 7 inches
3291
Three Piece Wall Mounted
French Coat Rack
c. 1950s
Comprised of Colored Wooden Balls
and Rod Iron,
Overall Length 15 1/2 inches
29
3292
Knoll Credenza With Marble
Top
Length 74 inches, Depth 18 inches,
3297
Marco Zanuso Grillo
Telephone
Estimate: $4,000 / 6,000
3293
Jean Prouve Desk
3298
French Deco Blue Egg
Estimate: $6,000 / 8,000
3294
Jean Prouve Metropole Chair
3299
Sori Yanagi Butterfly Stool
Estimate: $7,000 / 8,000
3295
Le Corbusier Petit Chair LC2
Leather Cushions
Length 30 inches, Depth 28 inches,
Height 28 inches
3296
Set Of Twelve Sealed
Domus Books
30
15 1/2 inches
3300
Italian Desk
c. 1950’s
After Gio Ponti
Height 29 inches
Estimate: $2,500 / 3,500
3301
Michael DeLucchi Table Lamp
Private production, Tre Forchette.
3302
Michi Chrome Lamp
3307
Kartell Folding “Dolly” Chair
By Antonio Citterio & Oliver
Low
With wood seat.
3303
Ashtray Or Aroma Box By
Ettore Sottsass For Olivetti
Synthesis
c. 1972
Box included, ABS plastic.
Length 10 3/4 inches Square,
Height 2 inches
3308
Droog Design
“Leanlamp”/”Lazy” By Chris
Slutter
c. 1997
Length 57 inches
3304
Castiglioni Tractor Seat
Stool
3309
Thonet Wall Mounted Coat/
Hat Rack Duchamp Style
c. 1900s
Early bentwood hat rack, possibly
painted in the past.
3305
Four Bib Luz “Book” Lamps
By Oscar Tusquets Blanca
c. 1985
Maximum Length 22 inches
Estimate: $1,500 / 1,600
3310
Three Haute Tote Champagne
Carriers Created For House &
Garden 2004 Charity Auction
Designers Karim Rashid, Patrick Jouin
and Rick Lee.
Height 24 inches, 18 inches and 16 inches
3306
Memphis “Juliette” Chair
By Massimo Isoa Ghini
c. 1987
Estimate: $4,000 / 6000
3311
Luce Wall Sconce
Sconce with crescent, fluted metal
shade.
31
3312
Joe Colombo For O-Luce
“Acrylica” Desk Lamp In
Original Box, c. 1962
Lamp with curved overhanging shade
on black enameled metal base in original box. This lamp won the Gold
Medal at the 13th Milan Triennale 1996.
Width 9.5 inches, Height 9.25 inches
3317
Studio Tetrarch For Valenti
Luce “Pistollo” Wall Lamp
c. 1969
Embossed label
Diameter 24 inches
Estimate: $3,500 / 4,500
3313
Trio Of Matteo Thun for
Memphis Porcelain Vases, c.
1982-1983
3318
Joe Columbo For OLuce
“Topos” Desk/Table Lamp
Estimate: $1,200 / 1,500
3314
Antonio Citterio For Kartell,
Three White Nesting Tables
3319
Heifetz Style ‘50s Lamp
Each vase with embossed label.
Height 22 inches, 10 1/2 inches and
10 1/2 inches
Polycarbonate tops with chrome legs.
c. 1970
With desk clamp & round weighted
base options.
Height 30.8 inches
Features carved wood body, Henry
Moore shape on ebonized wood base
and original shade.
Shade Diameter 10 inches
3315
Tejo Remy For Droog Design
12 Milk Bottle Chandelier
c. 1991
Manufactured by DMD Voorburg.
Height 122 inches
Estimate: $1,200 / 1,600
c. 1960s
Adjustable and removable socket with
base switch, manufacturer label.
3316
Hermes Garment Bag With
Wood Hangers
3321
European Tripod Brass Desk
Lamp
c. 1950s
With key fob and accented leather zipper pulls, leather, fabric interior with
integrated pocket compartments.
32
3320
Angelo Lelli For Arteluce
Brass “Eyeball” Table/Wall
Lamp With Magnetic Socket
c. 1950’s
Frosted Plastic Fluted Shade in the
style of Jacques Biny. European plug.
3322
Trio of Modernist Phones
Including Sottsa phone, Richard Sapper
Grillo Flip Phone & Ericfone.
Estimate: $800 / 1,000
3323
Eames Upholstered
Fiberglass Rocker
27 1/2 inches
3329
Danish Larsen Sidechair Along
With Table
3330
Danish Sideboard With
Tambor Doors And Glass
Front Cabinet
Floating shelving unit with glass doors.
Sideboard: Length 78 1/2 inches, Depth
19 3/4 inches, Height 31 1/2 inches.
Floating shelving unit: Length 78 inches,
3326
Luciano Gaspari For Salviati
Sommerso Italian Art Glass
Vase
3331
Pair Of Larsen Danish Settees
Length 4 feet, Height 24 inches,
Depth 28 inches
Paper label: Murano Glass Made In Italy.
3327
Six Finn Juhl Chairs
3332
Danish Modern Dining Table
With Three Chairs, Designed
By Kurt Ostervig
Depth 19 inches
Estimate: $800 / 1,000
Includes two butterfly leaves.
The two butterfly leaves measure 16 inches each. Table Length is 44 inches, Width
45 inches. Total extended table Length is
76 inches.
3328
Nanna Ditzel High Chair
Height 28 inches
3333
Six Danish Modern Moller
Dining Chairs With Danish
Cord Seats
Depth 17 inches
33
3334
Danish Side Chair, Designed
By Grete Jalk
For France and Sons, with red upholstered cushions.
Depth 33 inches
3339
Finn Juhl 45 Chair
Height 33 inches
Estimate: $6,000 / 7,000
3335
Vintage Danish Teak Nesting
Tables
Stamped “Made in Denmark.”
Largest: Length 23 inches,
Height 18 inches
3340
Sonna Rosen Chair
3336
Four Drawer Danish Mobler
Or Morgenson Dresser With
Cabinet
Depth 19 1/2 inches
3341
Swedish Foot Stool
Length 24 1/2 inches, Height 18 inches
3337
Teak Mobler Two Drawer Desk
With Dropleaf
Height 30 inches, Depth 24 inches, Length
46 inches. Drop leaf adds 20 inches.
3343
Swedish Rorstrand Gunnar
Hyland Ewer And Bowl With
Palshus Denmark Vase
Ewer: Width 3 inches, Height 7 inches.
Bowl: Width 4 inches, Height 2 inches.
Vase: Height 4 inches.
3338
Danish Modern Sideboard
Vodder
Four drawers.
Length 7 feet, Depth 18 inches,
Height 32 inches
34
3344
Two Brass & Stone Abstract
Modernist Free-form
Necklaces
c. 1960s
3345
Set Of Swedish Flatware in
Presentation Box
3350
Pair Of Modernist Oval
Watches, Hamilton And Tissot
3346
Alvar Aalto Dining Suite
3350A
Pair Of Philippe Starck
Wristwatches
Includes table and six chairs.
Height 30 inches
Estimate: $3,500 / 4,500
3347
Danish Modern Teak
Double Pedestal Desk
1960’s
3348
Two Danish Chairs By Eric
Buck For Uldum
Mobelfabrik
Height 31 inches
Estimate: $50 / 100
3349
Group Of Three Rado
Wristwatches
3351
Trio Of Roman Numeral
Wristwatches, Including Roger
Tallon For LIP
3352
Trio Of Modernist French
Wristwatches: Pierre Cardin,
Pierre Balmain And Lucien
Piccard
Estimate: $900 / 1,200
3353
Two Gucci Wristwatches And
Two Gucci Belt Buckles
35
3354
Four Wristwatches Including
Hamilton, Bulova And Two By
Luciano Abbate
3359
Pair Of Modernist Ebony And
Sterling Cuff Links
3355
Trio Of Stainless Steel
Wristwatches, Including Elgin,
Seiko And Clinton
3360
Group Of Sixteen Pieces Of
Modernist Jewelry Including
Robert Indiana Love Belt
Buckle
3356
Four Plastic Wristwatches,
Including Lucerne, Chateau
And Two From Swatch
3360A
Personal Archive Of Margaret
De Patta. The binder holds 18
personal images and notes
regarding her jewelry
Estimate: $800 / 1,200
3357
Rolex 1920s Silver Wristwatch
Estimate: $1,500 / 2,000
3361
Margaret De Patta Modernist
Sterling Ring, Signed
1950’s Production
Estimate: $2,000 / 3,000
3358
Omega Wristwatch
36
3361A
Margaret De Patta Original
Photographs,PersonalArchive,
1930’s Chicago
Estimate: $800 / 1,200
3362
Margaret De Patta Silver With
Quartz Crystal Pin #6
2 inches x 3 1/2 inches
c. 1946-1957
Estimate: $8,000 / 10,000
3366
Arne Jacobsen Black Swan
Chair
Original Fabric
Depth 27 inches,
Height 29.5 inches
3362A
Four Margaret De Patta
Portraits. Includes one self
Portrait
3367
Stapler Fabrics From Philly
Museum
3363
Danish Cabinet With
Sliding Doors, Drop Front
Desk And Bookshelf
3368
Two Alto Stools
Approximately 10 yards, two similar
patterns.
Width 17 inches,
3364
Four Machine-Age Noir
Wristwatches Including
Ingram, Gruen, West Clocx
And Wittnauer
3369
Set Of Ten Tapio Wirkkala
Light Bulbs
3365
Danish Style Two Door
Cabinet
3372
Set Of Four Teak Modernist
Scandinavian Architects
Chairs
Height 33 inches
In original packaging.
1905’s
Designer Borge Mogensen
Depth 18 inches,
Estimate: $1,500 / 2,000
37
3373
ModernistScandinavianWhite
Plastic Pop Art Boomerang
Lamp
3375
Modernist Scandinavian
Bentwood Child’s Toy
3379
Bang & Olufsen Brushed
Stainless Cabinet
Length 20 inches,
Width 14 3/4,
3380
Red Fiberglass “X” Base Side
Chair
3376
Arne Jacobsen Red Swan
Chair
3381
Charles & Ray Eames Rocking
Chair
Depth 27 inches,
Height 29.5 inches
Width 24 3/4 inches, Height 27 inches.
Estimate: $900 / 1,200
3377
George Nelson Thin Edge
Rosewood Cabinet
Length 47 inches,
Depth 18 inches,
Height 33 inches.
3382
Charles & Ray Eames With
Alexander Girard La Fonda
Chair
Estimate: $2,000 / 3,000
3378
George Nelson Home Office
Desk
with Metal Basket.
Length 54 inches,
Depth 28 1/2 inches,
3383
Danish Modern Minimalist
Metal Lamp Shade
Height 9 1/2 inches, Diameter 14 inches
Estimate: $4,000 / 6,000
38
3384
Pair Of Modernist Tables
Including An Eames Cafe Table
Larger - Height 28 1/2 inches, Length 23
inches square
Smaller - Height 19 inches, Length 28
inches, Width 19 1//2 inches.\
3389
Set Of Two Aluminum Chairs
In The Manner Of Richard
Neutra
Length 40 inches,
Width 24 inches,
Height 31 inches
3385
Collection Of Dansk Pepper
Grinders
3391
Large Grouping of Teak Danish
Modern Bowls and Trays
3386
Raymor Triangular
Bentwood Table
3392
Modernist Sterling Silver Ring
Largest platter: 19 1/2 inches
c. 1950’s
Eames Era.
Length 21 inches,
Width 21 inches,
Height 12 inches
3387
Massive Bleached
Rosewood Dining Table
With Two Leaves
3394
Sterling Silver Macchiarini
Ring, Signed
c. 1950’s
c. 1950’s
After Milo Boughman.
3388
Set Of Four Aluminum
Chairs In The Manner Of
Richard Neutra
3395
Ring, Signed
Estimate: $1,500 / 2,000
c. 1940’s
Length 35 inches,
Height 30 inches
c. 1950’s
Estimate: $1,000 / 1,500
39
3396
Ring, Signed
c. 1950’s
3397
Vintage Women’s Cube In
Square Sterling Silver Ring
c. 1950’s
3401
Modernist Childs Toy Rocker
Length 34 inches,
Height 21 inches
3402
Pair Of Eames Plastic Blue
Chairs
Length 25 inches,
Width 18 inches,
Height 32 inches
3398
Eames Hang It All
Length 19 3/4 inches
3403
Gail Fredell Designed
Plastic Rocker
Sigined, “AP 75” and “APF”
Length 32 inches,
Width 38 inches,
Height 41 inches
Estimate: $1,200 / 1,400
3399
Abel Sorenson Table & Tray,
Early Knoll Production
c. 1950’s
Length 34 inches,
Width 21 1/2,
Height 16 inches
Estimate: $900 / 1,200
3400
Eames Side Chair With Cover
40
3404
Pair Of Green Eames Arm
Buckets
Length 25 inches,
Width 18 inches,
Height 32 inches
3405
Two Sterling Silver Modernist
Rings
c. 1950’s
3406
Moderist Sterling Silver Ring
With Inlay
c. 1950’s
3407
Macchiarini Sterling Dress
Suite
Composed of a pair of screw back earrings and four buttons, of fluid abstract
design. Peter Macchiarin. Signed.
c. 1949
3411
Pair of Italian Chairs With
Charles and Ray Eames Fabric
Design
3412
Eames Chair with a Ottoman
in Black Leather
Estimate: $1,400 / 1,800
3408
Margaret De Patta Ring
Made in 1930s silver with inscribed
decoration.
Estimate: $900 / 1,200
3409
Margaret De Patta Silver
Mens Band
c. 1952
Estimate: $1,200 / 1,500
3410
Thirty-two Periodicals
Written By And About
Margaret De Patta
3413
Eames Armchair with Brown
Leather Upholstery
3414
Knoll Armchair with Matching
Ottoman in Brown Leather
3415
Bronze tree sculpture
Height 7 feet
41
3416
Italian Sofa With Charles and
Ray Eames Fabric Design
3421
Jens Quistgaard & Dansk Fjord
Pattern Flatware Set
Fifty piece set of flatware in Fjord pattern:
six salad forks, six dinner forks, seven tea
spoons, seven soup spoons, eight table
knives, four steak knives, eight butter
knives, one meat fork, one large spoon
and two piece salad server. Stainless steel
and teak, Germany, 1960s. All stamped
Dansk Design Germany, IHQ.
Knife: 8 1/2 inches. Salad Server: 11 1/2 inches
3417
Large Group Of Miniature
Leather Boxes.
3422
Pair Of Paolo Soleri Bronze
Wind Chimes
3418
Florence Knoll Desk
3423
Suite Of Arne Jacobsen
Flatware for Michelson
Stainless Steel Flatware
Early Knoll Production, Solid Birch,
Manufactured by Knoll.
One hundred and nine pieces; mfg.
mark on each piece “made in
Denmark”
Estimate: $2,500 / 3,500
3419
Havsflora Vase By Anna Lisa
Thomson
3424
Krenit Blue Enamel Bowl
3420
Ring, Signed
3425
Krenit Nine Piece Salad Bowl
Set
Estimate: $800 / 1,000
c. 1950’s
Eight small salad bowls and one large
salad bowl.
Large bowl: Width 10 inches,
Small bowls: Width 5 inches,
Height 2 1/4 inches
42
3426
Side Table Bent Plywood
Length 32 inches,
Width 20 inches,
Height 21 inches
3427
Luther Conover Iron &
Wood Chair
Marin County designed.
Length 31 inches,
Width 15.5 inches,
Height 16 inches
3431
Grateful Dead Handbills,
Group Of Six, Mint Condition
(3)Length 6 1/2 inches, Width 4 1/2 inches, (2) Length 9 inches Width 7 inches, (1)
3432
Grateful Dead Flyers From
Artist-Dennis Larkins, Only
Known Example
Estimate: $1,500 / 1,800
3428
Kofod Larsen Sideboard
Length 91 inches,
Width 19 inches,
Height 30 inches
Estimate: $1,200 / 1,400
3433
Howling Wolf Flyer For
Canceled Concert-Stanley
Mouse/Alton Kelley 1966
3429
Alvar Aalto Blonde Wood
Writing Table Desk Ensuite
With A Bay Of Drawers
3434
Howling Wolf Poster-Stanley
Mouse/Alton Kelley 1966
3430
Quicksilver Messsenger
Service Handbill For Avalon
Ballroom Victor Moscoso
Group Of Five
3435
Country Joe & The Fish With
The Daily Flash-Stanley
Mouse/Alton Kelley Of Mouse
Studios
Estimate: $1,500 / 1,800
43
3436
Jefferson Airplane At The
Avalon Ballroom Flyer/First
Printing A1 Stanley Mouse
1966
3441
Country Joe & The Fish With
Moby Grape And Lee
Michaels-Poster Mouse/Kelly
3437
Steve Miller Band At The
Fillmore West-Pair Of Posters
Randy Tuten
3442
Grateful Dead Anniversary
Poster-Stanley Mouse
3438
Captain Beefheart & His
Magic Band-Avalon Ballroom
1966 Mouse Studios Concert
Original
3443
Trip Or Freak HandbillGrateful Dead, Quicksilver
Messenger Service With Big
Brother & The Holding
Company-Mouse/Kelly &
Griffin
3439
Sunday Ramparts PosterMouse/Kelly
3444
Junior Wells & The Chicago
Blues Band 1969-Moscoso
3440
Sphinx Dance-Steve Miller
Blues Band At Avalon
Ballroom-Victor Moscoso
44
3445
Grateful Dead Peace Poster
1966-Mouse
3446
13th Floor Elevators-Avalon
Ballroom 1966-Steve Renick
3451
Blues Project & The Mothers
Of Invention 1967 Poster/Wes
Wilson
3447
Moby Grape Handbills
(Pair) 1967 Mouse/Kelly
3452
Sopwith Camel Poster 1967/
Victor Moscoso
3448
Grateful Dead Fillmore
1967/Wes Wilson-Last
Poster For Bill Graham
3453
Otis Rush At The Fillmore/
Victor Moscoso-Photo By Paul
Ubac
3449
Big Brother & The Holding
Company With Pink Floyd
& Richie Havens 1967
Poster B. Maclean 1967
3454
Quicksilver Messenger Service
At The Winterland BallroomFour Handbills 1st Edition By
Gut
3450
Butterfield Blues Band
With The Jefferson
Airplane And Big Mama
Thornton At The Fillmore
Poster/Wes Wilson
3455
Pow Wow-A Gathering Of The
Tribes Human Be-In With
Timothy Leary & Major Poets
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3456
Chuck Berry With The
Grateful Dead-Two Posters/
Wes Wilson
3457
Quicksilver Messenger Service
With The Great Society
Handbill-Kelly/Mouse
3460A
Modernist American Vintage
Birdhouse With Set Of Four
Ceramic Planters
Planter: Height 11 1/2 inches,
3461
Fifteen Assorted Grateful
Dead T-Shirts
c. 1980s
3458
40 Interior Magazines From
1945-1956
Featuring George, Francis Schroeder
and other editors. Some editions contain Bernard Rudofsky cover graphics.
3459
Set Of Two Ebonized Bowls &
A Tapio Wirkaala Bentwood
Tray
Tray length 21 1/2 inches,
Bowl length 12 inches
3460
Modernist Pilgrim Fire Tools
In The Manner Of George
Nelson
Height 32 inches
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3462
The Owsley - 1966 Original Grateful Dead
“The Dred” Truck
1949 Studebaker 1 ton “R” series truck.
Estimate: $300,000 / 500,000
Rock music is here to stay, with heavy hitters like The Grateful Dead
going down in rock ‘n’ roll history. Perhaps the holy grail of any rock
‘n’ roll collection or piece of Grateful Dead memorabilia lies in one
culturally historic automobile, known as “The Dred.” It is very rare in
today’s collecting world that a music celebrity-owned, iconic and culturally
important automobile shows up after 45 years. “The Dred” represents a
frozen moment in time that references the Summer of Love of 1966, the
early Grateful Dead, Owsley, LSD, rock ‘n’ roll music and ‘60s automobile
art cars. Michaan’s is pleased to present such a historic automobile at
auction on November 6, 2014.
The Grateful Dead’s newly discovered first band truck from 1966 is an
über important collector vehicle. It is an automotive representation of
a historical time, complete with the key players of the counterculture
revolution. Originally purchased by Owsley Stanley in 1966 to move The
Grateful Dead’s band equipment, Owsley (known as the father of LSD)
was also The Dead’s first manager and original soundman. The infamous
automobile was Owsley developed, along with the drug LSD and the
notorious Wall-of-Sound audio equipment for The Dead. The Studebaker
truck became the first of The Grateful Dead’s early “Caravan of Six” band
vehicles, which included The Dead’s original Sweet Magnolia tour bus. Dead Heads may also remember the lyric from the song “Truckin”: “...
what a long, strange trip it’s been...” and fondly link it to “The Dred.”
This piece of automotive culture assumes a high degree of historic reference, relevance and romance, not found in most vintage collector vehicles
of any price. To put this vehicle in context, it is comparable in stature only
to iconic ‘60s counterculture vehicles such as Janis Joplin’s 1965 Porsche,
John Lennon’s painted ’60s Rolls Royce and of course, Ken Kesey’s ‘60s
Merry Pranksters bus, also known as “Further.”
Along with published information, Owsley himself has stated that his red
1949 one-ton Studebaker truck was officially known in the Bay Area and
in Dead circles as “The Dred” or the “Dredded Dormammu.” Named
by Owsley after a Marvel Comic book character, this truck was used by
him and The Dead to move their audio gear to local gigs. As Owsley has
stated, it was also used to move The Dead’s audio gear to L.A. in 1966
for their first L.A. recording dates, as well as for an appearance at the
Acid Tests held in the suburb of Watts. After Owsley’s imprisonment in
1970 on charges of manufacturing LSD, the truck was given by Owsley
to an artist friend in Berkeley. His friend applied the current, original psychedelic style paint job partially over the Owsley commissioned red paint
job. The car was then entered into the first Cosmic Car Show in Berkeley,
California in 1970. The paint job retains the original early art car paint,
which visually identifies it as part of the rolling revolution of the ‘60s
era. Stored for decades, it has remained in the possession of Owsley’s
friend from 1970 until 2012. It was then discovered hidden in a barn
in it’s preserved visual state. Fully documented by the previous owners,
including Owsley Stanley (aka “Bear”), this iconic truck and it’s multiple
original connections to mid-century cultural history present an extremely
rare opportunity for important vehicle ownership.
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These Conditions of Sale are binding on all purchasers
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All property and every lot for sale in our catalogue
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upon the fall of the auctioneer’s hammer.
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percentage of the hammer price and in addition
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may be required by law.
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sold.
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on behalf of whom we are selling the Property.
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for sale.
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lot being offered for sale.
BUYER’S PREMIUM
The Buyer shall pay a Buyer’s Premium which shall
be retained by MA as follows:
If you choose to pay by check, cashier’s check or
cash, the Buyer’s Premium is eighteen percent (18%)
per lot up to and including $250,000 plus twelve
percent (12%) per lot of any amount in excess of
$250,001 up to and including $1,000,000 and ten
percent (10%) per lot in excess of $1,000,001. If you
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lot up to and including $250,000 plus fifteen percent
(15%) per lot of any amount in excess of $250,001
up to and including $1,000,000 and twelve percent
(12%) in excess of $1,000,001. Internet Buyer’s
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to and including $250,000 plus eighteen percent
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a. The Purchase of and Payment for Property
The sale of a lot shall be to the highest bidder as
determined by the auctioneer, in accord with these
Conditions of Sale. Title to the lot shall pass with
the fall of the Auctioneer’s hammer. Buyer shall pay
the Purchase price, as defined above, and such other
fees as may be due, in full, within seven (7) days of
the auction sale. Sale is not final and property will
not be released to Buyer until good funds for all
amounts due, are received by MA. Payment may be
made (i) in cash, (ii) by wire transfer (additional $15
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or (iv) by personal check (when buyer’s credit is
approved). No lot shall be transferred by Buyer to
another person until the sale is final. In the event of
partial payment for any lot or lots we shall apply
payments, in our discretion, to the lot or lots we
select. The Buyer grants MA a security interest in
the purchased Property, and we may retain as collateral any property purchased and any funds in our
possession, to secure a Buyer’s obligations to us, if
any. We retain the rights of a secured party under
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this paragraph shall bear interest at 1.5 % per month
from the 8th day following the sale to the date paid
in full.
b. Collection of Property
Upon transfer of title, Buyer assumes full responsibility, including risk of loss and damage, for the
Property. Purchased property shall be removed at
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sale becomes final. Property not removed shall be
subject to a service fee of $50, and a storage fee, if
retained by MA, of 1% of the purchase price per
month. MA may also, in its sole discretion, elect to
place the Property in a public storage facility at the
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liable to the Buyer only for the Purchase price paid
by the Buyer and in no event shall we be liable for
incidental or consequential damages, including, but
not limited to, business interruption or loss of profit.
d. Available Shipping
As a service to the purchaser, MA may be able to
pack and ship items as set forth in the provisions for
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THE AUCTION PROCEDURE
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reserves the right at its sole discretion, to refuse
anyone the right to register and participate at an
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b. Announcements
We may, at the commencement of, or during the
Auction, announce changes in or modifications to
the Conditions of Sale or descriptions of Property.
c. Absentee Bids
For a Buyer’s convenience, absentee bids will be
accepted, when properly executed and submitted in
a timely manner. However, we neither accept any
responsibility to an absentee bidder, nor any liability
whatsoever for a failure to execute the absentee bid
for any reason. In the event that identical multiple
absentee bids are the highest bids received for the
same lot then the earliest received of the competing
absentee bids shall prevail at that bid amount.
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The Auctioneer has the absolute discretion to 1)
pass a lot or withdraw it from sale at any time prior
to its actual sale; 2) refuse to recognize any bidder;
3) refuse to recognize any bid; 4) resolve any dispute
between bidders or resolve any doubtful bid by
deciding who is the successful bidder or nullifying
the auction of the lot and reoffering it for sale. The
Auctioneer’s decision is binding as to disputes arising at auction. If a dispute arises post sale, our
records of the sale shall be conclusive. Both the
Auctioneer and MA shall be without any liability
whatsoever resulting from the exercise of the discretion referred to herein.
e. Reserves
All Property is offered for sale subject to a Reserve
unless otherwise stated by us at time of sale. MA
may protect the Reserve by an initial bid or continued bidding on behalf of the consignor. Any bids by
MA staff after the Reserve is met shall be made only
on behalf or registered bidders. Neither the consignor nor an agent or representative of the consignor is allowed to bid on their own property.
DISCLAIMER OF WARRANTIES
Except for warranty of title, neither we nor the
Consignor make any warranties, guarantees or representation, express or implied, with respect to the
Property, including, but not necessarily limited to,
any implied warranty of “fitness for purpose” or
“merchantability.”
Any and all statements and descriptions in any catalogue or elsewhere by MA, relating to age, attribution, authenticity, size, genuineness, provenance, historical relevance or significance, physical condition,
importance, quality, quantity, rarity, period, culture,
source or origin, are presented as statements of
qualified opinion only.
MA’s disclaimer of liability covers information contained in catalogues, and all other printed material
published by us, including condition reports. Buyers
assume the responsibility to inspect the Property
and make their own decision as to the nature, quality and value of the Property.
Neither MA nor the Consignor make any warranty
or representation with regard to the existence of or
the transfer of intellectual property rights, except
and to such extent as may, from time to time, be
explicitly stated.
No employee of MA is authorized to nor shall make
any warranty or representation on MA’s behalf,
except as stated in the catalog or in any written
addendum.
ESTIMATES OF VALUE
All estimates of value as published in our Catalogues
or elsewhere are statements of qualified opinion as
to the range of the price a willing buyer might pay
for the Property at auction. The actual price paid at
auction or subsequently, may vary substantially from
the estimates. MA shall not be liable for any such
differential.
BUYER’S DEFAULT
If a Buyer fails to pay for purchased Property, or
otherwise does not comply with these Conditions
of Sale, the Buyer shall be in default. In addition to
all remedies available in law, to MA and to the
Consignor, the Buyer shall be liable for the entire
Purchase price. Additionally, at our option, we may
either cancel the sale and retain all payments made
by Buyer as well as retain any and all Property of
Buyer in our possession as security against payment
of the sums in default, or we may re-offer the
Property for sale, at auction or privately, without
reserve. Buyer shall be liable to us and the
Consignor for the additional fees, commissions and
costs on both sales (including handling, storage and
court costs and attorney’s fees) resulting from the
cancellation or resale of the Property and in the
event of resale, any deficiency which may result.
RESCISSION
The sole and exclusive remedy, available only to the
original buyer, is the limited right of rescission set
forth herein. MA will cancel the sale of Property if
the original buyer establishes to our satisfaction that
there has been a breach of the Consignor’s warranty of title, or that the identification of Authorship*
of the Property as set forth in Bold Type Heading is
not substantially correct, based on a fair reading of
the Catalogue (as may be amended by posted or
announced changes.) IN ALL INSTANCES, YOU
MUST GIVE WRITTEN NOTICE TO US WITHIN
30 DAYS OF THE SALE OF THE PROPERTY,
SETTING FORTH THE BASIS FOR YOUR CLAIM
AND, AT YOUR SOLE EXPENSE AND RISK,
RETURN THE PROPERTY IN QUESTION TO MA
WITHIN SEVEN (7) DAYS AFTER NOTICE IS
GIVEN AND IN THE SAME CONDITION AS
WHEN SOLD. Upon review of the claim and the
property, if we are satisfied with the bases for your
claim and the property is in the same condition it
was in when sold, MA will rescind the sale and
return to you the Purchase price, unless we have
already remitted funds to the Consignor. In that
event, and at MA’s sole discretion, MA shall either
pay you as provided above, or shall pay you only
that portion of the Purchase price retained by us
(the Seller’s commission, the buyer’s premium and
any sales taxes collected) and on your behalf make
demand on the Consignor for the balance and upon
receipt of the funds remit same to you. Should the
Consignor refuse to return the funds to you or to
MA, we shall disclose the Consignor’s identity and
assign to you any and all rights MA may have against
the Consignor. Any and all liability MA may have as
agent for the Consignor shall thereupon terminate.
BUYER EXPRESSLY UNDERSTANDS AND AGREES
THAT MA SHALL HAVE NO OTHER LIABILITY
TO THE BUYER EXCEPT FOR THE RETURN OF
THE PURCHASE PRICE AND THAT IN NO EVENT
SHALL MA BE LIABLE FOR ANY DAMAGES,
INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO
INCIDENTAL, CONSEQUENTIAL OR
COMPENSATORY DAMAGES OR LOSS OF
PROFIT OR BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY.
*Authorship refers to the maker or creator of the
Property, and the period, social culture, and origin of
the Property as stated in the Bold Type Heading for
a given lot in our catalogue. It does not refer to the
descriptions which may be contained in the information below the Bold Type Heading.
MISCELLANEOUS
a. Modification: No modification or amendment of
the Conditions of Sale shall bind MA unless contained in a writing signed by MA, except as may be
posted or published as noted above or verbally
announced at time of sale.
b. Severability: If, for any reason, any part of the
Conditions of Sale is held to be invalid or unenforceable, the remaining portion shall be valid and
enforceable.
c. Successors and Assigns: The Conditions of Sale shall
be binding on all the heirs and assigns of the Buyers
and bidders and inure to the benefit of MA’s successors and assigns.
d. Jurisdiction, Venue, Choice of Law: Dispute resolution
shall occur in Alameda County, California, USA. The
provisions of the Conditions of Sale will be construed and disputes determined by application of
California Law, without regard to conflicts of law.
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notices and service of process relating to dispute
resolution at the address provided by Buyer on any
registration forms required to be executed as a condition of bidding in our auction.
f. Dispute Resolution: All disputes and claims arising
out of or relating to events and actions covered
herein, brought by or against us, shall be resolved by
mediation or binding arbitration in accord with the
procedures set forth below. This provision does not
apply to claims brought by the Buyer directly against
the Consignor, including, but not limited to any
action brought pursuant to the rescission provisions
noted above
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Shipping, insurance packaging and handling of purchased lots is at the risk and expense of the purchaser. As a service to the purchaser, MA may ship
appropriate items solely via United Parcel Service,
(UPS) Ground. MA will not ship by any other method including USPS, and property requiring freight
shipment. MA will, in no event insure the property
whether or not packaged and shipped by MA. MA
shall not, under any circumstances, be liable for the
loss, theft or damage to property, including, but not
limited to selection of shipper, the acts or omissions
of any shipper or the acts or omissions occurring in
packing for shipment. It is the purchaser’s responsibility to obtain a shipping quote for any lot being
offered, from an outside shipper, prior to the auction date. (As a courtesy, MA may provide quotes
for items to be shipped via UPS). Post sale determination of shipping costs does not constitute grounds
for cancellation of any purchase made at auction.
Purchasers are advised that large and fragile items
can be expensive and that MA will ship no property
without first obtaining consent from the purchaser
and only after packing and shipping costs have been
disclosed by MA. When MA is to pack and ship, MA
will provide to the bidder with a quote for cost of
packing and handling and the UPS fee. The Purchaser
is responsible for any insurance of the shipment.
Shipment will not be made until both all sums due
MA including the shipping and handling fees as quoted, and written confirmation is received that insurance has been waived or has been obtained by purchaser. Shipment may take up to 21 days after payment is received.
MEDIATION AND ARBITRATION
PROCEDURES
(a) Within 30 days of written notice that there is a
dispute, the parties or their representatives may
meet at a time and place mutually agreed upon, to
mediate their differences. If the parties agree, a
mediator acceptable to the parties shall be selected.
The mediator shall be an attorney, trained in mediation techniques and familiar with commercial law
and the California Uniform Commercial Code
(UCC). The mediator’s fees shall be shared equally
and paid by all parties. At the mediation, all parties
shall have actual authority to settle the dispute. Any
statements made during, and all aspects of, the mediation process shall be kept confidential and shall not
be admissible in any subsequent arbitration or judicial proceeding. Any resolution shall be confidential.
(b) If the parties cannot agree to mediation, or if
mediation does not resolve the dispute, or in any
event no longer than 60 days after receipt of written notice referred to above, the parties shall submit
the dispute for binding arbitration before a single
neutral arbitrator jointly selected, or absent agreement, selected from the panel of Arbitrators provided by the American Arbitration Association (AAA).
If, within 15 days, the parties cannot agree on an
arbitrator, then AAA shall select one (1) person as
arbitrator in accord with AAA rules. The arbitrator
shall be an attorney, experienced in commercial law
and with the UCC. The arbitrator shall be required
to follow the law in making his award, and the award
shall be in writing and shall set forth findings of fact
and legal conclusions.(c) The arbitration shall occur
within 60 days of the selection of the arbitrator, in
either Oakland or San Francisco, California, unless
the parties agree to another location. Discovery
and the procedure for the Arbitration shall, unless
otherwise agreed to by the parties, follow the procedures and policies of AAA governing commercial
arbitration, subject however to the following modifications:
1. All arbitration proceedings shall be confidential.
None of the parties nor the arbitrator, may disclose
the existence, content or results of the arbitration
without the written consent of all parties.
2. The parties shall attempt to agree on the issues to
be arbitrated, or identify the disputed issues in writing no later than 45 days prior to arbitration.
3. Unless otherwise agreed by the parties, discovery,
if any, shall be limited as follows: (a) Requests for no
more than 10 clearly identified categories of documents, to be provided to the requesting party within
14 days of written request therefore; (b)
Depositions: No more than two (2) per party, provided however, the deposition(s) are to be completed within one (1) day; (c) Compliance with the
above shall be enforced by the arbitrator in accord
with California law.
4. Each party shall have no longer than eight (8)
hours to present its position. The entire hearing
before the arbitrator shall not take longer than
three (3) consecutive days, unless all parties agree
otherwise in writing.
The award shall be made in writing no more than 30
days following the end of the proceeding. Judgment
upon the award rendered by the arbitrator may be
entered by any court having jurisdiction thereof.
Each party shall bear its own attorney’s fees and
costs in connection with the proceedings and shall
share equally the fees and expenses of the arbitrator.
This auction is being conducted in compliance with
section 2328 of the Commercial Code, section 535
of the Penal Code, and provisions of the California
Civil Code.
Bonded pursuant to California Civil Code sec
1812.600 et seq. Bond # 71393954
JEWELRY SOLD AT MICHAAN’S AUCTIONS:
It is the responsibility of the bidder to examine
carefully any item(s) of potential interest.
For all the jewelry sold here at Michaan’s Auctions
the following applies:
All gemstone weights are approximate.
We are aware of the many types of treatments and/
or enhancements used today on diamonds and colored stones. The purpose is to improve their
appearance i.e. color and/or clarity. Techniques like
heat treatments, color diffusion, irradiated, HTHP,
oiling, resin, bleaching, dying and impregnation are
just a few techniques known today. Some treatments
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combined. Some treatments are not detectable using
standard gemological procedures. Not all treatments
are permanent. Prospective buyers are therefore
reminded that unless otherwise noted in the
description(s), it must be assumed that some form
of enhancement may have been used.
Regarding laboratories certification: The certifications mentioned in the descriptions only reflect the
opinions of the laboratory. From one laboratory to
another they do differ on the degrees of grading
and/or treatments. And if a stone has a certificate
from a laboratory we cannot guarantee this grading.
Watches must be examined carefully. Although we
do attempt to mention in our descriptions significant defects, needed repairs, absent stones and the
like, we do not guarantee the accuracy or operation
of any watch function.
Detailed condition reports are available for most
pieces. These reports contain more information than
the catalog descriptions. Images shown may appear
smaller or larger than actual size.
PROPERTY MADE FROM OR CONTAINING
MATERIALS FROM ENDANGERED OR
PROTECTED SPECIES
Property that contains any percentage of material
made or potentially made from endangered and/or
other protected species of wildlife are, as a courtesy,
marked in the catalogue with the symbol “ * ”.
Michaan’s Auctions does not accept any responsibility or liability for failing to mark such lots. Such
material includes, but is not limited to, ivory, tortoise
shell, crocodile skin, whalebone, rhinoceros horn,
some species of coral and certain woods.
Prospective buyers are advised that several countries completely prohibit importation of property
made, all or in part, of proscribed materials. Some
countries require special permits, such as a CITES
permit, from the relevant regulating authority in the
countries of exportation and importation as well.
Potential buyers intending to import the property
into another country should be familiar with the relevant customs laws and regulations prior to bidding
on property containing wildlife material. Regulations
may vary as the U.S. prohibits importation of articles
containing material(s) from species it has designated
endangered or threatened if the articles are less
than 100 years old.
It shall be the potential buyer’s sole responsibility to research and satisfy the requirements of any laws and regulations that apply
to the import and export of property as
described in the aforementioned paragraphs.
Prospective buyers must also note that the
inability or delay in obtaining permits, licenses or other permissions to import or export
property containing potentially regulated
Minimum Value
from US $ 0
from US $ 50
from US $ 200
from US $ 500
from US $ 1,000
from US $ 2,000
from US $ 5,000
from US $ 10,000
from US $ 20,000
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wildlife material will not constitute a basis for
rescission or cancellation of the sale of said
property or the delay in payment of purchased items in accordance with the
Conditions of Sale.
Definitions of Authorship:
This is to qualify the relationship between the object
and the named person in the catalogue. The following conventions for attribution are used by
Michaan’s Auctions:
Giovanni Bellini: In our opinion a work by the artist. When the artist’s forename(s) is not known, a
series of asterisks, followed by the surname of the
artist, whether preceded by an initial or not, indicates that in our opinion the work is by the artists
named.
Attributed to Giovanni Bellini: In our opinion
probably a work by the artist but less certainty as
to authorship is expressed than in the preceding
category.
Studio of Giovanni Bellini: In our opinion a work
by an unknown hand in the studio of the artist,
which may or may not have been executed under
the artist’s direction.
Circle of Giovanni Bellini: In our opinion a work
by an as yet unidentified by distinct hand, closely
associated with the named artist but not necessarily
his pupil.
Style of ......; follower of Giovanni Bellini: In
our opinion a work by a painter working in the artist’s style, contemporary or near contemporary, but
not necessarily his pupil.
Manner of Giovanni Bellini: In our opinion a
work in the style of the artist and of a later date.
after Giovanni Bellini: In our opinion a copy of a
known work of the artist.
The term signed and/or dated and/or inscribed
means that in our opinion the signature and/or date
and/or inscription are from the hand of the artist.
The term bears a signature and/or date and/or
inscription means that in our opinion the signature
and/or date and/or inscription have been added by
another hand.
“bearingsignature...”/”bearingdate...”/”bearing inscription...” In our opinion the signature/
date/inscription is by a hand other than that of the
artist.
Typical Headings:
FURNITURE
George III Mahogany Chest of Drawers
Third Quarter 18th Century
This heading, with date included, means that
the piece is, in our opinion, of the period indi-
Bid Increments
Maximum Value
to US $ 49
to US $ 199
to US $ 499
to US $ 999
to US $ 1,999
to US $ 4,999
to US $ 9,999
to US $ 19,999
and above
cated with no major alterations or restorations.
George III Mahogany Chest of Drawers
This heading, without the inclusion of the date,
indicates that, in our opinion, the piece, while
basically of the period, has undergone significant restoration and alteration.
George III Style Mahogany Chest of Drawers
The inclusion of the word “style” in the heading indicates that, in our opinion, the piece was
made as an intentional reproduction of an earlier style.
BRONZES
Antoine-Louis Barye
This heading indicates that the casting and patination were done by the artist or with his
direct authorization or supervsion.
Cast After a Model by Antoine-Louis Barye
This heading indicates that the casting and patination of a known Barye model were done by
another, i.e., artisans at the F. Barbedienne or
other foundry.
CERAMICS
Meissen Porcelain Cup and Saucer
Late 19th Century
This states that the cup and saucer were made
at the Meissen factory in the last quarter of
the 19th Century.
Meissen Porcelain Cup and a Saucer
Late 19th Century
Again, this states that the cup and saucer were
made at the Meissen factory in the last quarter of the 19th Century, but it also indicates
that the cup and saucer may not have been
“born” together.
Circa 1900
This states that the cup and saucer are of Meissen
style, and although of the date specified, not necessarily made at the Meissen factory.
‘Meissen’ Porcelain Cup and a Saucer
19th Century
This states that the cup and saucer are of
Meissen style, and although of the date specified, not necessarily made at the Meissen factory.
The title without a specific date simply states
that the pieces were made at the Meissen factory but does not specify when, implying that
their age is questionable.
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Now inviting
quality consignments
for upcoming
auctions.
We are currently seeking consignments
of fine art, American and European
furniture, decorative arts, Asian art and
fine jewelry and timepieces.
To schedule a private appointment
or to inquire about consigning please
contact Tammie Chambless at
(510) 227-2530.
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Two Famille Rose Porcelain Plaques
Republic Period, By Wang Qi (1884-1937)
Sold for $440,600
Grigory Gluckmann
(Russian born Californian 1898-1973)
Firebird
Oil on panel
Sold for $20,060
Hans Wegner Papa Bear Chair
and Associated Ottoman, Sold for $7,670
Kashmir Sapphire, Diamond, Platinum Ring
Sold for $129,800
Eames Storage Unit, Sold for $6,490
Large Russian Cloisonné 84 Standard Silver Kovsh
Sold for $11,800
Tiffany Studios Geranium Table Lamp With An
Arrowhead Bronze and Iridescent Favrile Glass
Mosaic Base, Sold for $165,200
Robert Carston Arneson (American 1930-1992)
Untitled
Earthenware
Sold for 411,800
(510) 740-0220 • 2751 Todd Street Alameda, CA 94501 • www.michaans.com • info@michaans.com
2751 Todd Street
Alameda, CA 94501
(800) 380-9822
or (510) 740-0220
www.michaans.com
info@michaans.com

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