IMPORTANT: No Absentee or Phone bids will be accepted ONE HOUR before auction starts.

TWO DAY ESTATES AUCTION
Jewelry on Sat. March 28, 2015 at 3pm

Antiques & Art Sun. March 29, 2015 at 1pm

Radisson Hotel – Plymouth, MA 02360 (exit 6)

Preview: Fri. 1-6:30pm, Sat. 10-3pm,

Sun. 10-12:30pm

Click HERE to view Day I: Jewelry Online Catalog

Click HERE to view Day II: Antiques & Arts Online Catalog

HOTEL INFORMATION:

Phone Number: (508) 747-4900
Address: 180 Water Street, Plymouth, MA 02360
Website: Radisson Hotel – Plymouth Harbor

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Saturday, March 28th at 3pm: A wonderful collection of approximately 80 lots of jewelry (most from the estate of Priscilla Alden (Crocker) Archibald of Powder Point, Duxbury, MA and from Nina and William Moore’s estate in Milton, MA). Several lots were appraised by EGL USA with values ranging from $2,000 to $30,000 (diamonds, sapphires, and pearls). Other jewelry includes many precious & semi precious gems set in platinum, gold and sterling necklaces, bracelets, rings, earrings, pins, tuxedo sets as well as several gold watches. Many necklaces made of multiple strands of fresh water pearls with gold clasps, cultured round pearl single and double stand necklaces will be sold. Signed American & European jewelry and American Indian (Navajo and Zuni Pawn), Georg Jensen and Tiffany pieces. The collection spans the 19^th c., turn of the century  Georgian pieces, Art deco and nouveau and many other vintage jewelry including, 50’s, modern, & 70’s, etc.

Sunday, March 29th at 1:00pm: Furniture, Art & Accessories to be auctioned include an 18^th c. desk from the South Shore in tiger maple and chestnut with an old crackle finish, passed down from the Solomon Lincoln family of Hingham, MA; Chippendale chest on chest, attributed to Delaware River Valley craftsmanship; early 19^th c. Federal two-piece secretary in mahogany with glazed door top; finely inlaid card table from the North Shore (MA); 18^th c. Queen Anne tiptop tea table with snake legs; early 18^th c. maple and ash armchair with tall turned finials; 18^th c. maple and pine corner chair with brown/red stain; Sheraton diminutive drop leaf table on wheels; two Chippendale tall chests with six graduated drawers; several Chippendale four-drawer chests; set of six 19^th c. birdcage Windsor armchairs; set of six 19^th c. Pennsylvania plank seat side chairs; 19^th c. Federal diminutive three-drawer chest; three 18^th c. Governor Winthrop desks; and several other desks, chests, sets of chairs, blanket chests, dining tables, etc. An opportunity to buy antique furniture for redecorating homes as there are many period chests of drawers, dining and side tables, sets of chairs, and cupboards in large quantities.

Fine Art: Paintings, Prints and Watercolors from artists such as Edwin Howland Blashfield (a study in charcoal of MIT’s North Wall right panel), Joseph Lindon Smith, James Lechay, Benjamin Champney, Ralph Blakelock, William Preston Phelps, F. Stewart Greene, W.H. Titcomb, G.L. Noyes, Franklin Whiting Rogers, Katherine Gillespie, John George Brown, Churchill Ettinger, Frank W. Benson, F.H. Shapleigh, J.F. Gilman, Matisse and Calder posters from original gallery exhibitions; Important accessories: a collection of books from the estate of Priscilla Archibald; Native American & Art pottery, Hawaiian bowls, blue decorated stoneware and crocks; coin silver and some sterling; country store regulator clock; mirrors; lamps; cameras; large collection of Oriental rugs including early Bokharas; Asian items including Japanese tsuba, Chinese pottery, large fan with cranes and blossoms, Chinese calligraphy; and much more

For information please call 781-834-7774, Willis and Karel Henry, or email [email protected] 

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