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Circa-1901 Zsolnay dragon vase, which sold for €54,000 ($58,000, or $75,980 with buyer’s premium) at Quittenbaum.

Zsolnay wares excelled at Quittenbaum

'Watermelon Grabber,' a monumental oil by Alden Mason from the Burpee Garden Series, estimated at $75,000-$150,000 at MBA Seattle.

Alden Mason monumental Burpee Garden work leads MBA Seattle’s Northwest Modernism and Fine Arts sale July 18

Tiffany Studios Dogwood table lamp, which sold for $135,000 ($167,500 with buyer’s premium) at Cottone.

Tiffany Studios lamps and Emmi Whitehorse lead surprisingly strong results at Cottone

Lotus illuminated dealer sign, estimated at $8,000-$12,000 at Donley.

Rare and desirable supercar dealership signage comes to Donley July 19

A print of the 1959 Federal Duck Stamp by Maynard Reece, estimated at $2,000-$3,000 at Ahlers & Ogletree.

Large collection of historic federal duck stamp art comes to Ahlers & Ogletree July 17

Chicago Band Box automaton, estimated at $2,000-$4,000 at Gray's.

Vintage coin-operated arcade devices come to life at Gray’s July 24

1930s Pepsi Pete the Cop double-sided porcelain sign, which sold for $34,440 with buyer’s premium at Rich Penn Auctions May 18.

1930s Pepsi Pete the Cop Double-sided Porcelain Sign leads our five auction highlights

Draft copy of the earliest Japanese Instrument of Surrender in English, estimated at $2,000-$4,000 at Quinn's.

Draft copy of the earliest Japanese Instrument of Surrender in English comes to Quinn’s July 16

Custom Colt .41 revolver owned by Texas Ranger Captain Alfred Allee, estimated at $15,000-$25,000 at Vogt Auction July 20.

Custom Colt .41 revolver owned by Texas Rangers captain Alfred Allee leads our five lots to watch

Modernist sterling silver coffee service by Maria Regnier, estimated at $5,000-$7,000 at Neal Auction Company.

Maria Regnier modernist silver coffee set could top $7K at Neal Auction July 18

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Gold ring with carnelian intaglio carved by Nathaniel Merchant, which hammered for CA$80,000 ($58,365) and sold for CA$101,600 ($74,135) with buyer’s premium at AH Wilkens May 28.

Gold ring with carnelian intaglio carved by Nathaniel Merchant leads our five auction highlights

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Chicago Band Box automaton, estimated at $2,000-$4,000 at Gray's.

Vintage coin-operated arcade devices come to life at Gray’s July 24

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'Watermelon Grabber,' a monumental oil by Alden Mason from the Burpee Garden Series, estimated at $75,000-$150,000 at MBA Seattle.

Alden Mason monumental Burpee Garden work leads MBA Seattle’s Northwest Modernism and Fine Arts sale July 18

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Modernist sterling silver coffee service by Maria Regnier, estimated at $5,000-$7,000 at Neal Auction Company.

Maria Regnier modernist silver coffee set could top $7K at Neal Auction July 18

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Circa-1901 Zsolnay dragon vase, which sold for €54,000 ($58,000, or $75,980 with buyer’s premium) at Quittenbaum.

Zsolnay wares excelled at Quittenbaum

July 13, 2024 / ,
Verdura’s most famed jewelry design might be the Maltese Cross cuff. A gold example with black enamel, cultured pearls, blue topaz, peridot, and full-cut diamonds of G-H-I color and VS clarity achieved $22,000 plus the buyer’s premium in December 2018. Image courtesy of Heritage Auctions and LiveAuctioneers.

Verdura jewelry: The designs of a duke

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Gold ring with carnelian intaglio carved by Nathaniel Merchant, which hammered for CA$80,000 ($58,365) and sold for CA$101,600 ($74,135) with buyer’s premium at AH Wilkens May 28.

Gold ring with carnelian intaglio carved by Nathaniel Merchant leads our five auction highlights

Custom Colt .41 revolver owned by Texas Ranger Captain Alfred Allee, estimated at $15,000-$25,000 at Vogt Auction July 20.

Custom Colt .41 revolver owned by Texas Rangers captain Alfred Allee leads our five lots to watch

Late 19th-century silver cycling trophy by St. Petersburg silversmith Alexander Lyubavin, which hammered for €39,000 ($41,800) and sold for €50,700 ($54,340) with buyer’s premium at Antiqon May 18.

Late 19th-century Russian silver cycling trophy leads our five auction highlights

Velvet Underground Swatch wristwatch, estimated at $600-$1,200 at Dan Morphy Auctions July 18.

Velvet Underground Swatch wristwatch leads our five lots to watch

1930s Pepsi Pete the Cop double-sided porcelain sign, which sold for $34,440 with buyer’s premium at Rich Penn Auctions May 18.

1930s Pepsi Pete the Cop Double-sided Porcelain Sign leads our five auction highlights

Tom Wesselman’s poster for the 1972 Olympic summer games in Munich, estimated at £180-£360 ($230-$450) at Antikbar on July 6.

Tom Wesselman’s Poster for the 1972 Summer Olympic Games leads our five lots to watch

Mary Beale portrait of an eight-year-old boy, which hammered for £15,000 ($19,100) and sold for £19,650 ($25,000) with buyer’s premium at Lyon & Turnbull May 15.

Portrait of a Child by Mary Beale leads our five auction highlights

Campana Brothers, No. 1/3 Settimo Cabinet, estimated at €50,000-€70,000 ($54,000-$76,000) at Piasa June 27.

Campana Brothers No. 1/3 Settimo Cabinet leads our five lots to watch

Borghesani robot bar, which hammered for €32,000 ($34,610) and sold for €41,600 ($45,170) with buyer’s premium at Piasa April 25.

Mid-century Modern Borghesani Robot Bar leads our five auction highlights

Chevrolet ‘OK’ single-sided porcelain neon sign, estimated at $250-$25,000 at Check The Oil Promotions June 22.

1950s Chevrolet ‘OK’ Used Cars Single-sided Porcelain Neon Sign leads our five lots to watch

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