January 2026 Annual New Year's Day Auction

  • Lot 51: Pair of French Fruitwood and Brass-Mounted Étagères

    Pair of French Fruitwood and Brass-Mounted Étagères, 19th Century
    each having a rectangular wooden top with molded edge and brass corner mounts, above a single drawer and three open shelves, all with brass-mounted corners, the square legs finished with brass caps to the front and back of each foot. Beautiful warm fruitwood patina and fine craftsmanship
    height 19 inches, top 15 1/2″ x 23 1/2″
    Pair of French Brass Mounted Mahogany Side Tables
    having top drawer with brass pull over three shelves, marks to underside
    height 29 inches, width 24 inches, depth 15 inches
    Provenance: A Collection from a New York City Townhouse Built by Stanford White, Interior Designed by Cullman and Kravis

    Estimate: $1000 - $2000

  • Lot 52: English Regency Rosewood Mirrored/Glazed Credenza

    English Regency Rosewood and Gilt-Bronze Mounted Mirrored and Glazed Door Credenza,
    rectangular grey modeled marble top above a conforming case fitted with two mirrored doors flanking a central pair of glass doors, opening to a shelved interior, the case decorated with gilt-bronze mounts including floral roundels and anthemion motifs, raised on a plinth base, circa 1820
    height 37 inches, width 74 inches, depth 16 inches
    Provenance: A Collection from a New York City Townhouse Built by Stanford White, Interior Designed by Cullman and Kravis
    Florian Papp Antiques, later sold by Cullman & Kravis 10/23/2007 ($25,000) sale receipt available

    Estimate: $4000 - $8000

  • Lot 53: William IV Carved Rosewood Chiffonier Cabinet

    William IV Carved Rosewood Chiffonier Cabinet
    rectangular top with turned baluster gallery above a conforming case fitted with four paneled doors, two central doors flanked by single doors at each side, inset with pleated silk panels, framed by carved and reeded column supports, raised on a molded plinth base, England, circa 1830
    height 36 inches, width 72 inches, depth 16 inches
    Provenance: Property from a Private Collection at 791 Park Avenue Designed by Cullman & Kravis, Inc
    Appraised by Hyde Park Antiques Ltd., March 14, 1990 ($22,000) appraisal receipt available

    Estimate: $3000 - $5000

  • Lot 54: Georgian Mahogany Triple-Pedestal Banquet Table, England, c. 1810

    Georgian Mahogany Triple-Pedestal Banquet Table, England, C. 1810
    with a finely figured original mahogany top having a reeded edge, supported on a replaced triple pedestal base fitted with downswept legs and brass casters, extends with leaves to form a long banquet configuration
    extended size height 29 inches, length 143 inches, width 51 inches
    Provenance: Property from a Private Collection at 791 Park Avenue Designed by Cullman & Kravis, Inc
    Thomas Schwenke Inc., New York, purchased 2/27/1991 ($29,500) sale receipt available

    Estimate: $2000 - $4000

  • Lot 55: Set of Fourteen Adams Carved Mahogany Dining Chairs

    Set of Fourteen Adams Carved Mahogany Dining Chairs
    to include two armchairs and twelve side chairs, each with carved arched crest rail centered by an inverted anthemion motif above a pierced vase-form splat with fan and foliate carving, over-upholstered seats with brass tacks, raised on square tapering front legs and splayed rear legs, 19th century
    height 38 inches, seat height 19 inches, width 21 inches, depth 20 inches
    Provenance: Property from a Private Collection at 791 Park Avenue Designed by Cullman & Kravis, Inc
    Great Brampton House Antiques, Hereford, UK; purchased March 2, 1989, purchase price £15,937.50 (approximately $26,000), sale receipt available

    Estimate: $2000 - $4000

  • Lot 56: Pair of English Regency Carved Mahogany Chiffoniers

    Pair of English Regency Carved Mahogany Chiffoniers
    each with rectangular black marble top with outset corners above a conforming case fitted with a pair of brass grille doors backed with pleated silk, flanked by S-form pilasters carved with scroll and rosette ornament, and raised on bold lion’s paw feet, circa 1820, finely carved throughout with rich figured mahogany surfaces and Regency symmetry
    height 36 inches, width 48 inches, depth 18 inches
    Provenance: Property from a Private Collection at 791 Park Avenue Designed by Cullman & Kravis, Inc
    Kentshire, purchased 12/09/1991 at $36,000 for the pair, sale receipt available

    Estimate: $2000 - $4000

  • Lot 57: George III Mahogany Serpentine Console Table

    George III Mahogany Serpentine Console Table
    having serpentine rectangular top above a fluted frieze, raised on square tapering and fluted legs with block feet, late 18th century
    height 34 inches, width 83 1/2 inches, depth 27 inches
    Provenance: Property from a Private Collection at 791 Park Avenue Designed by Cullman & Kravis, Inc
    Hyde Park Antiques Ltd., valuation from July 13, 1990 for $24,000, valuation available

    Estimate: $2000 - $4000

  • Lot 58: Louis XVI Mahogany & Marble Console Table

    Louis XVI Mahogany & Marble Console Table
    pierced brass gallery, one long drawer, side drawers, lower shelf with missing brass gallery sections, early 20th century
    height 34 inches, width 50 inches, depth 18 inches
    Provenance: From a Park Avenue, New York Estate

    Estimate: $1000 - $2000

  • Lot 59: Pair of Regency Rosewood Servers

    Pair of Regency Rosewood Servers
    each having rectangular top inset with a tooled leather writing surface above a plain frieze fitted with a single drawer, raised on twin end supports joined by a turned stretcher and terminating in scrolled feet, early 19th century, does not include casters
    height 29 inches, width 22 inches, depth 16 1/2 inches
    Provenance: Property from a Private Collection at 791 Park Avenue Designed by Cullman & Kravis, Inc
    Hyde Park Antiques, New York; purchased 11/20/1989 ($17,320) copy of sale receipt available

    Estimate: $2000 - $3000

  • Lot 60: William IV Double-Sided Rosewood Bookcase with Marble Parquetry Top

    William IV Diminutive Double-Sided Rosewood Bookcase with Exotic Marble Parquetry Top
    having rectangular top finely inlaid with a geometric parquetry pattern of exotic marbles above open shelving to both sides, the ends simulated as gilt-tooled leather book spines flanked by reeded column supports, raised on a square plinth base, early 19th century
    height 30 1/2 inches, width 25 inches, depth 16 1/2 inches
    Provenance: From a Park Avenue, New York, estate (no receipt available, information came from family database)
    Kentshire Galleries, New York; purchased November 6, 2001 ($51,960)

    Estimate: $3000 - $5000

  • Lot 61: English William IV Rosewood Tea Table

    English William IV Rosewood Tea Table
    with octagonal hinged top opening to reveal a fitted interior with two lidded tea boxes and circular velvet-lined wells, raised on a turned pedestal and quatreform base ending in compressed bun feet, retains original brass fittings and fine patina, circa 1835
    height 29 1/2 inches, width 18 1/2 inches, depth 14 inches

    Estimate: $800 - $1200

  • Lot 62: French Directoire Mahogany Bureau Plat

    French Directoire Mahogany Bureau Plat
    in rectangular form with tooled black leather writing surface above three drawers on one side and corresponding false drawers on the reverse, raised on fluted tapering legs ending in brass feet, 19th century
    height 30 ½ inches, width 57 inches depth 31 1/2 inches
    Provenance: From a Park Avenue, New York Estate

    Estimate: $1000 - $2000

  • Lot 63: English Regency Caned Library Chair

    English Regency Caned Library Chair
    having removable brass-mounted candle stand and circular wood tray, the chair with caned seat, back, and sides, fitted with later tufted brown leather cushions, raised on turned baluster legs ending in brass casters, circa 1825, exhibiting the robust yet refined design characteristic of Regency library or campaign-style furniture
    height 38 inches, width 26 inches, depth 26 inches
    Provenance: From a Park Avenue, New York, estate (no receipt available, information came from family database)
    Kentshire Galleries, New York, March 3, 2000, purchase price $25,980

    Estimate: $2000 - $3000

  • Lot 64: Captain’s Mahogany Campaign Chest with Desk

    Captain’s Mahogany Campaign Chest with Desk
    rectangular campaign chest in figured mahogany with ebonized moldings, lock plate stamped “UNWIN FINE STEEL” beneath a crowned VR cypher (for Queen Victoria), along with central drawer bearing a scrimshawed nameplate, fitted with brass recessed campaign pulls and brass side-carry handles, upper central drawer opens to reveal a fall-front writing surface lined in green baize, with interior compartments behind, additional small drawers flank the writing drawer, over two long drawers and a full-width lower drawer, raised on turned feet, a well-constructed and richly patinated example of late 19th-century campaign furniture
    height 49 inches, width 44 inches, depth 21 inches

    Estimate: $1000 - $2000

  • Lot 65: Pair of English Bobbin-Turned Library Chairs

    Pair of English Bobbin-Turned Library Chairs
    upholstered in Pierre Frey blue and white floral stripe fabric, with turned frames and padded arms, raised on brass casters
    height 39 inches, width 24 inches, depth 24 inches
    Provenance: From a Park Avenue, New York, estate (no receipt available, information came from family database)
    Ann-Morris Antiques, New York, purchase price $18,000

    Estimate: $3000 - $5000

  • Lot 66: Georgian Mahogany Pedestal Desk, 18th/19th Century

    Georgian Mahogany Pedestal Desk, 18th/19th Century
    large rectangular top inset with a green tooled leather writing surface over a conforming case fitted with a full arrangement of drawers, each pedestal with four graduated drawers, the frieze set with three additional drawers, and paneled sides and kneehole, constructed of well-figured mahogany with reeded edge details and brass pulls, raised on plinth bases
    height 29 inches, depth 27 inches, width 53 inches
    Provenance: A Collection from a New York City Townhouse Built by Stanford White, Interior Designed by Cullman and Kravis

    Estimate: $800 - $1200

  • Lot 67: Louis XV Oversized Leather Upholstered Carved Walnut Fauteuil

    Louis XV Oversized Leather Upholstered Carved Walnut Fauteuil
    large-scale walnut armchair with serpentine crest rail, carved scrolling arms, and cabriole legs with foliate motifs, upholstered in tan leather with brass nailhead trim, shaped apron with shell and leaf carving, France, 18th/19th century
    height 40 inches, width 28 inches, depth 22 inches
    Provenance: From a Park Avenue, New York, estate (no receipt available, information came from family database)
    Old Versailles Antiques, New York, purchased 8/22/2000 ($24,356)

    Estimate: $1500 - $3000

  • Lot 68: Pair of Anglo-Indian Padauk Wood Tilt-Top Tables

    Pair of Anglo-Indian Padauk Wood Tilt-Top Tables
    each having circular top with a carved gadrooned and foliate edge above a fluted and acanthus-carved baluster support, raised on a concave-sided triangular base carved on all sides and resting on carved round feet, circa 1830
    height 29 inches, diameter 32 inches
    Provenance: Property from a Private Collection at 791 Park Avenue Designed by Cullman & Kravis, Inc
    Appraised by Hyde Park Antiques Ltd., 3/14/1990 ($16,000) appraisal receipt available

    Estimate: $2000 - $3000

  • Lot 69: Regency Rosewood Credenza

    Regency Rosewood Credenza
    having rectangular top above a case fitted with two central doors inset with gathered silk panels opening to an interior compartment flanked by open shelving sections with black-painted interiors and adjustable shelves, and raised on a plinth base, the facade framed by four turned columns with ringed capitals and bases, richly figured rosewood veneers throughout, early 19th century
    height 40 inches, width 120 inches, depth 18 inches
    Provenance: A Collection from a New York City Townhouse Built by Stanford White, Interior Designed by Cullman and Kravis
    Cullman & Kravis Inc., purchased 7/07/2005 ($60,000) accompanied by a copy of a Cullman and Kravis receipt

    Estimate: $3000 - $5000

  • Lot 70: George III Mahogany Console Table

    George III Mahogany Console Table
    having rectangular top with molded edge above a carved frieze centered by a pierced foliate scroll apron, reeded square tapering legs ending in block feet, late 18th century
    height 35 inches, width 65 1/2 inches, depth 25 3/4 inches
    Provenance: Property from a Private Collection at 791 Park Avenue Designed by Cullman & Kravis, Inc
    Florian Papp Antiques, New York; purchased 2/28/1990 ($27,000) sale receipt available

    Estimate: $2000 - $4000

  • Lot 71: Pair of Chippendale Carved Mahogany Ladderback Side Chairs

    Pair of Chippendale Carved Mahogany Ladderback Side Chairs, England, circa 1765
    each with serpentine crest rail over three shaped ladder back splats, above a fully upholstered serpentine-front seat covered in pale blue and gold silk damask, raised on molded square legs, excellent sound condition overall with minor abrasions around the feet
    height 36 inches, width 24 inches, depth 18 1/2 inches
    Provenance: Property from a Private Collection at 791 Park Avenue Designed by Cullman & Kravis, Inc
    Philip Colleck Antiques, New York for Cullman and Kravis, 1/19/1990, appraisal value ($14,500) appraisal available

    Estimate: $500 - $800

  • Lot 72: William IV Mahogany Cylinder Secretary Bookcase

    William IV Mahogany and Dark Wood Inlaid Cylinder Secretary Bookcase
    upper section with molded and rope-carved cornice above glazed Gothic-arched doors flanked by reeded columns; lower section with cylinder roll-front inlaid with contrasting darkwood scrolling motifs, opening to drawers and a pull-out triple writing surface inset with tooled leather, above two frieze drawers; raised on boldly turned legs ending in paw feet, circa 1830
    height 89 inches, width 45 inches, depth 23 inches
    Provenance: Property from a Private Collection at 791 Park Avenue Designed by Cullman & Kravis, Inc
    Purchased from Hyde Park Antiques, New York by Cullman & Kravis, later sold by Cullman & Kravis 6/14/1989 ($30,310) sale receipt available

    Estimate: $2000 - $4000

  • Lot 73: George III Mahogany Butterfly Drop-Leaf Pembroke Table (Circa 1800)

    George III Mahogany Butterfly Drop-Leaf Pembroke Table (Circa 1800)
    the rectangular top with hinged D-shaped leaves opening on butterfly supports, over a single frieze drawer, raised on tapered square legs ending in brass casters
    height 28½ inches, width 18½ inches (closed), width 35½ inches (open), depth 28½ inches
    Provenance: From a Park Avenue, New York Estate

    Estimate: $300 - $500

  • Lot 74: George III Mahogany Two-Drawer Writing Table (19th Century)

    George III Mahogany Two-Drawer Writing Table (19th Century)
    with rectangular black tooled-leather inset top above two drawers decorated with carved and applied husks and swag garlands, retaining original brass rosette pulls, raised on fluted tapering legs with carved acanthus collars and turned reeded feet
    height 29 1/2 inches, top 21 1/4″ x 35″
    Provenance: From a Park Avenue, New York Estate

    Estimate: $600 - $1000

  • Lot 75: Attributed to Claude-Charles Saunier (French 1735-1807) Louis XVI Mahogany and Gilt-Bronze Mounted Commode, Circa 1785

    Attributed to Claude-Charles Saunier (French 1735-1807) Louis XVI Mahogany and Gilt-Bronze Mounted Commode, Circa 1785

    Rectangular tan-colored marble or granite top above two frieze drawers and two long drawers finely mounted with gilt-bronze inlay, including diamond-patterned ornament, rosette and beaded mounts, and fluted corner stiles; raised on tapered legs ending in gilt-bronze sabots. The reverse bearing a chalk inscription “A D Room.” A refined example of late 18th-century Parisian cabinetry, consistent with the elegant neoclassical forms, mahogany veneers, and high-quality ormolu mounts associated with Saunier’s workshop and with furniture produced for leading marchands-merciers such as Dominique Daguerre

    Height 34 inches (86.5 cm.), width 45 inches (114.5 cm.), depth 22 inches (56 cm.)

    Provenance:
    Property from a Private Collection Designed by Cullman & Kravis, Inc.
    Sotheby’s, New York, Property from the Collection of Anthony (Tony) Ingrao,New York interior designer and founder of Ingrao Inc., Sale 8240, October 20, 2006, Lot 117 ($114,000) receipt available
    Almost certainly acquired by John Alexander, 4th Marquess of Bath (1831–1896) for Longleat, Wiltshire; thence by descent until sold Christie’s, London, June 13, 2002, Lot 391 (£71,700).

    Literature:
    Recorded in the Longleat inventories as follows:
    – 1869 Inventory, Dowager’s Sitting Room: “A Louis XVI mahogany commode with 4 drawers mounted with ormolu and white marble slab.”
    – 1896 Heirloom Inventory, Dowager’s Rooms: “A 3 ft. 9 in. mahogany Empire commode chest of two long and two short drawers with column corners, gilt ormolu mounts and white marble top.”

    Catalogue Note:
    The commode formed part of a larger suite of Louis XVI furniture at Longleat, including a console desserte and pairs of encoignures, comparable works by Claude-Charles Saunier were supplied to major British collections, notably the Spencer family at Althorp circa 1790, through the marchand-mercier Dominique Daguerre, Saunier’s production is characterized by classical silhouettes, high-quality mahogany, and refined gilt-bronze mounts—features present in the current example, suggesting it originated as a specific commission for an important client

    Estimate: $15000 - $25000

  • Lot 76: Pair of André Arbus (French 1903-1969) Mahogany Armchairs, circa 1947

    Pair of André Arbus (French 1903-1969) Mahogany Armchairs, circa 1947
    Each chair with a rectangular padded back and loose seat cushion upholstered in smooth tan leather with brass nailhead trim. The sleek mahogany frames feature Arbus’s signature neoclassical-inspired geometry: straight uprights, stylized scroll arm supports, and square tapering legs with brass sabots. Elegant, restrained, and finely proportioned, reflecting the refined modern classicism associated with Arbus’s mid-20th-century designs
    height 39½ inches, width 25¾ inches, depth 26 inches
    Provenance: A Collection from a New York City Townhouse Built by Stanford White, Interior Designed by Cullman and Kravis
    Purchased from Bernd Goeckler Antiques by Cullman & Kravis, 1/19/2007 ($48,500) copy of sale receipt available

    Estimate: $3000 - $6000

  • Lot 77: Pair of Mahogany Tripod Torchères

    Pair of Mahogany Circular Tripod Torchères, 19th/20th Century
    circular inlaid tops, banded shelves, paw feet
    height 42 inches, diameter 14½ inches
    Provenance: From a Park Avenue, New York Estate

    Estimate: $400 - $800

  • Lot 78: Regency Ebonized and Gilt Wood Curule Form Bench with Brass Paw Feet

    Regency Ebonized and Gilt Wood Curule Form Bench with Brass Paw Feet
    or window seat having upholstered seat flanked by outward-scrolling arms with gilt acanthus-carved terminals, the ebonized frame centered by a gilt-carved ribbon motif and resting on brass paw feet, elegant neoclassical form inspired by ancient Roman curule designs, typical of the English Regency period, early 19th century
    height 26 inches, width 30 inches, depth 16 1/2 inches
    Provenance: Property from a Private Collection Designed by Cullman & Kravis, Inc
    Godson & Coles, London, 7/11/2006 ($24,072) accompanied by a copy of a Cullman and Kravis receipt showing provenance from Godson & Coles

    Estimate: $800 - $1200

  • Lot 78A: Regency White-Painted & Gilt Curule Form Bench, Circa 1820

    Regency White-Painted & Gilt Curule Form Bench, Circa 1820
    beige suede seat, splayed legs, gilt medallion stretcher
    height 27 inches, width 30 inches, depth 17 1/2 inches
    Provenance: Godson & Coles 07/11/2006 purchased for ($24,000) copy of sale receipt available

    Estimate: $1000 - $2000

  • Lot 79: William IV Yew Wood Pole Screen Converted to Floor Lamp

    William IV Yew Wood Pole Screen Converted to Floor Lamp
    originally a polescreen, now converted to a mirrored table floor lamp with brass standard and pleated shade, the yew wood base of quatrefoil form with inset mirrored top, carved knees, and paw feet, England, 19th Century
    height 60 inches, top 15″ x 18 1/2″
    Provenance: Property from a Private Collection at 791 Park Avenue Designed by Cullman & Kravis, Inc
    Newel Art Galleries Inc., New York, 12/08/1989 appraised for ($2,750) appraisal available

    Estimate: $300 - $500

  • Lot 80: In the Manner of Georg Haupt (Swedish 1741-1784) Neoclassical Commode

    In the Manner of Georg Haupt (Swedish 1741-1784) Neoclassical Commode
    finely veneered rectangular commode with three drawers framed with ebony stringing and satinwood banding, fitted with circular brass pulls and key escutcheons, raised on square tapering legs with brass sabots, circa 1790
    height 30 ½ inches, width 32 inches, depth 17 inches
    Provenance: Property from a Private Collection Designed by Cullman & Kravis, Inc
    H.M. Luther Antiques, New York, 2/28/2006 for ($35,200) copy of sale receipt available

    Estimate: $1500 - $2500

  • Lot 81: Louis XIV Walnut End Table

    Louis XIV Walnut End Table
    having canted corners and ebonized gallery, a rectangular top above a single frieze drawer, raised on shaped supports joined by an X-form stretcher and ending in ebonized bun feet
    height 29 inches, width 32 inches, depth 22 1/2 inches
    Provenance: From a Park Avenue, New York, estate (no receipt available, information came from family database)
    Galerie Perpitch, Paris, 4/16/2001, purchase price ($20,000)
    Restored condition

    Estimate: $800 - $1200

  • Lot 82: Josef Ulrich Danhauser (Austrian 1780-1829) Biedermeier Walnut Armchair

    Josef Ulrich Danhauser (Austrian 1780-1829) Biedermeier Walnut Armchair
    fine Austrian Biedermeier walnut armchair with animalistic penwork and foliate details, curved backrest with inlaid scrolling decoration above upholstered back, arms, and seat in brown fabric, raised on square tapering legs ending in brass casters, circa 1820
    height 35 3/4 inches, seat height 17 inches, width 24 inches, depth 25 inches
    Provenance: A Collection from a New York City Townhouse Built by Stanford White, Interior Designed by Cullman and Kravis
    Carl Kemp & Associates Ltd., New York, 4/16/2009 ($13,005) accompanied by a copy of a Cullman and Kravis receipt showing provenance from Karl Kemp & Associates

    Estimate: $1500 - $2500

  • Lot 83: Venetian Carved Oak Grotto Armchair

    Venetian Carved Oak Grotto Armchair
    finely carved Venetian grotto-form armchair featuring a scallop shell back and seat, with serpentine arms terminating in dolphin heads and legs carved with overlapping scales, richly detailed with a deep, warm patina, 19th century
    height 36 inches, width 20 inches
    Provenance: Property from a Prominent New York City Collector

    Estimate: $800 - $1200

  • Lot 84: Unusual English Regency Armchair (Circa 1820)

    Unusual English Regency Armchair (Circa 1820)
    carved arm supports, brown leather seat, reeded legs
    height 23 1/2 inches, width 20 1/2 inches, depth 19 inches
    Provenance: Property from a Private Collection at 791 Park Avenue Designed by Cullman & Kravis, Inc
    Gene Tyson Inc., New York, 07/19/1990 ($6,800) certificate of authenticity available

    Estimate: $300 - $500

  • Lot 85: Mahogany Armchair with Greek-Key Back

    Mahogany Armchair with Greek-Key Back
    regency mahogany armchair with a carved and ebonized Greek-key motif to the back support, scrolling arms with reeded supports, and shaped front legs with gentle saber-form rear legs, upholstered seat in striped fabric, English, Regency Period, C. 1810
    height 31 1/2 inches, width 22 1/2 inches, depth 19 1/2 inches
    Provenance: Property from a Private Collection at 791 Park Avenue Designed by Cullman & Kravis, Inc
    Gene Tyson, Inc., New York, purchased 7/19/1990 ($5,500) certificate of authenticity available

    Estimate: $200 - $400

  • Lot 86: George III Pembroke Table

    English George III Mahogany Pembroke Table, Late 18th Century
    leather inset top, spade feet, warped back leg
    height 27½ inches, width 35 inches (open) 19 inches (closed), depth 20 1/4 inches
    Provenance: Estate of Nina Silberstein, former CEO of David Webb

    Estimate: $300 - $500

  • Lot 87: Pair of Renaissance Revival Bronze Urns After Auguste-Émile Levillain (French, 1822–1905)

    Pair of Renaissance Revival Bronze Urns After Auguste-Émile Levillain (French, 1822–1905)
    each urn cast in high relief with a central frieze of a boar hunt within floral and fruiting garlands, the scene signed A. Levillain, the ovoid bodies with scrolling handles, grotesque masks, classical female figures, and dense Renaissance Revival ornament, supported on three hoofed feet issuing from expressive masks, raised on stepped gilt-bronze oval bases, finely modeled throughout with strong detail and patination.
    Height 17 1/2 inches

    Estimate: $1000 - $2000

  • Lot 88: Pair of Porcelain Guinea Fowl

    Pair of Porcelain Guinea Fowl
    finely modeled pair of porcelain guinea fowl, each painted in black-and-white dotted plumage with vividly enameled purple and orange heads, standing on naturalistic foliate and mushroom-strewn bases, marked on the back edges with crossed batons, possibly Sitzendorf Porcelain
    height 18 inches
    Provenance: From a Park Avenue, New York Estate

    Estimate: $800 - $1200

  • Lot 89: Gilt-Bronze Mounted Burl Walnut Inkstand with Ebony Trim (19th Century)

    Gilt-Bronze Mounted Burl Walnut Inkstand with Ebony Trim (19th Century)
    fine Regency burl-walnut inkstand mounted with richly cast gilt-bronze classical covers and urn-form ink pots, the central larger lidded urn flanked by two smaller matching examples, the molded rectangular base fitted with an ebony pen holder and ebony lower trim, further accented by applied gilt-bronze foliate ornament, desk accessory with excellent detailing, burl walnut, gilt bronze, and ebony
    height 7 inches, top 6 1/2″ x 12″.
    Provenance: From a Park Avenue, New York, estate (no receipt available, information came from family database)
    Hyde Park Antiques, New York, 1/21/2002 (purchase price: $11,366.25).

    Estimate: $400 - $700

  • Lot 90: Pair of Bohemian Moorish Style Gilt and Ruby Glass Vases

    Pair of Bohemian Moorish Style Gilt and Ruby Glass Vases
    each tall faceted ruby glass vase finely decorated in raised and burnished gilt with elaborate Neo-Gothic and Moorish-inspired motifs, the shaped handles similarly adorned with scrolling and roundel patterns, octagonal gilt-metal mounted bases, rich color and intricate giltwork throughout
    height 15 inches

    Estimate: $400 - $800

  • Lot 91: Pair of Opal Glass Vases with Birds and Blossoms

    Pair of Opal Glass Vases with Birds and Blossoms
    each vase decorated with hand-painted songbirds in flight among grape clusters, butterflies, and stylized flowering branches, executed in gilt, enamel, and shaded color against a warm peach-opal ground, white opal glass interiors
    height 12 inches

    Estimate: $300 - $500

  • Lot 92: Triptych Mantel Clock with Watercolor Panels (French 19th/20th Century)

    Triptych Mantel Clock with Watercolor Panels (French 19th/20th Century)
    the central panel fitted with an enamel-numbered dial over finely painted watercolor scenes, flanked by two hinged watercolor side panels depicting medieval figures in a wooded landscape,each panel is set in a gilt metal frame and mounted on a stepped green marble base, the clock retains its brass works mounted on a brass plate, the reverse of one panel bears a pencil inscription, appearing to read “Doizece” (or similar), likely the artist’s surname
    height 9 inches, width 15 inches, depth 6 inches

    Estimate: $300 - $500

  • Lot 93: Julian Leroy Sèvres Porcelain and Gilt-Bronze Mantel Clock

    Julian Leroy Sèvres Porcelain and Gilt-Bronze Mantel Clock
    French gilt-bronze mantel clock case surmounted by a pink Sèvres-style porcelain urn with gilt decoration and hand-painted floral reserves, the sides mounted with classical bearded mask mounts, the enamel dial signed “Julian Leroy”, with Roman numerals and pierced gilt hands, the clock has been converted to an electric lamp, with later sockets and wiring, the original finial is present but detached, French, late 19th century
    height 26 1/2 inches

    Estimate: $600 - $800

  • Lot 94: Set of Twelve Lenox Art Deco “Polo Player” Porcelain Dinner Plates

    Set of Twelve Lenox Art Deco “Polo Player” Porcelain Dinner Plates
    each plate finely decorated with a central equestrian polo scene in enamel and gilt, the rider depicted in stylized Art Deco form on a cream ground, encircled by a wide geometric border of repeating feather-and-chevron motifs in tan, gilt, and pale mint-green, commissioned expressly for the prestigious New York retailer Black, Starr & Frost, porcelain with enamel and gilt decoration
    diameter 10 1/2 inches

    Estimate: $800 - $1200

  • Lot 95: 61 Piece Grouping of Steuben and Lalique Crystal Stemware

    61 Piece Grouping of Steuben and Lalique Crystal Stemware
    to include multiple sizes and forms such as wines, flutes, and cordials, all exhibiting Steuben’s characteristic clarity and refined craftsmanship, each piece signed Steuben on the underside, having 9 water glasses (8 1/2 inches), 10 red wine (7 inches), 2 white wine (6 1/2 inches), 8 sherry (5 inches), 9 cordial (5 inch), 4 bread and butter plate (unmarked, 6 1/4 inches diameter, 10 dessert plates (7 inches diameter), and 9 bone plates (marked Lalique, 6 1/2 inches)

    Estimate: $400 - $800

  • Lot 96: Large 134 Piece Monogrammed Gilt-Rimmed Cut-Glass Service

    Large 134 Piece Monogrammed Gilt-Rimmed Cut-Glass Service
    extensive and elegant clear glass service, each piece monogrammed and decorated with a finely cut cross-hatched (diamond) band and finished with a gilt rim, service includes a full selection of stemware and table glasses, including 12 large water goblets, 10 red wine glasses with rounded bowls, 3 smaller white wine glasses, 15 cordial/after-dinner stems, 11 sherry stems, 10 brandy snifters, and 6 tumblers, 18 berry bowls, 12 finger bowls, 17 matching under plates, and 10 Irish coffee–form handled glasses, 9 small bowls, 1 water pitcher, all executed in the same engraved and gilt pattern
    tallest glass 6 3/4 inches, largest plate diameter 7 3/4 inches
    Provenance: Estate of Nina Silberstein, former CEO of David Webb

    Estimate: $300 - $500

  • Lot 97: Continental Miniature Painted Commode (18th Century)

    Continental Miniature Painted Commode (18th Century)
    miniature serpentine-front commode, constructed in wood and carton-pierre / papier-mâché, the exterior retaining remnants of original painted decoration with traces of architectural and landscape scenes, the lift-off top reveals early internal construction, and the drawers are lined with fragments of handwritten 18th-century letters used in the papier-mâché layering, fitted with original small ring pulls, the piece displays true 18th-century form with shaped top, serpentine façade, and short bracket feet.
    height 16 inches, width 16 inches, depth 10 1/4 inches
    Provenance: From a Park Avenue, New York Estate

    Estimate: $300 - $500

  • Lot 98: Miniature Inlaid Mahogany Chest of Drawers (19th Century)

    Miniature Inlaid Mahogany Chest of Drawers (19th Century)
    finely made miniature chest with two short drawers over five graduated long drawers, flanked by inlaid chevron and diamond banding and fitted with round brass pulls, retains an old paper label on the underside reading “John S. Sargent”
    height 22 inches, width 16 inches, diameter 10 inches
    Provenance: The Estate of John L. Hughes of Southport, Connecticut, probably owned by J.S. Sargent as several J.S.S. paintings were in collection at this estate

    Estimate: $500 - $700

  • Lot 99: Pair of George III Satinwood Armchairs with Painted Backsplash

    Pair of George III Satinwood Armchairs with Painted Prince of Wales Feather Backsplats
    each with shield-form back centered by a painted Prince of Wales feather and ribbon motif, molded frame with scrolled arms, upholstered seat, and square tapering legs, England late 18th century
    height 36 1/2 inches, width 21 inches, depth 16 inches
    Provenance: Property from a Private Collection at 791 Park Avenue Designed by Cullman & Kravis, Inc
    Eagles Antiques, New York; purchased February 5, 1990 for $11,000, sale receipt available

    Estimate: $1000 - $2000

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