***Check back often as featured items, and info about each, will be added regularly until the sale begins.
***Check back often as featured items, and info about each, will be added regularly until the sale begins.
“Brown Abstract,” Alden Mason
39.75” x 35” | Greg Kucera Appraisal = $4000
Mason’s work can be found in the collections of the Henry Art Gallery, Seattle Art Museum, Tacoma Art Museum, Museum of Northwest Art, San Francisco Museum of Art, Portland Art Museum, Milwaukee Art Museum, and many private and corporate collections in the US. Alden Mason was selected by the Seattle Art Dealers Association (SADA) to be a part of the Century 21 exhibit at the Wright Exhibition Space in Seattle.
Mission Oak Morris Chair, 1915
w/ re-upholstered mohair cushions
Vintage Copper Coffee, Tea, Creamer Set
with matching tray
Year to come
Grandfather Clock
Year to come
“Ko-Ho-Jo with Hardwood,” David McCarthy
Mixed media in shadow box: angled-cut inlaid wood,
african porcupine quills, pheasant feathers, 1998;
30.25” x 24” x 2.75”
David McCarthy creates vibrantly colorful, expertly composed constructions. His work combines carved and inlaid wood, organic materials, and woven elements into compositions reminiscent of the abstract expressionist images of Jean Miro, Wassily Kandinsky, and Paul Klee. His work has been patronized by an impressive list of buyers and exhibitors, including the Whitney Museum, the White House, and the Cultural Minister of the Peoples Republic of China.
Vintage Buck’s Gas Stove (1910)
with Warming Shelf
Completely restored and functioning
“Autumn Seeds,” Akiko Sugiyama
mixed media in plexiglass shadow box; 16” X 10” X 4”;
barely visible scratches
Sugiyama has exhibited at Philadelphia Museum of Art (PA), The Morikami Museum (FL), Atlanta International Museum of Art and Design (GA), Georgia Museum of Art, Orlando Museum of Art (FL) Deland Museum of Art (FL) and the Tampa Museum of Art (FL).
Vintage Watling Weight &
Fortune Penny Scale
Measures 18.5” wide at the handles,
24.5” deep at the base and 63” tall
Good condition, no key, works
It is a combination of a weight scale and astrology or fortune telling reader. The weighing platform is marked with “Watling Scale Co. Chicago” and is metal. Signage on the machine is porcelain.
Top front of the machine shows an astrology chart with levers for each astrological sign. To the right of the astrology chart is a coin slot. If wanting your weight and horoscope you would deposit 10 cents into the machine and pull the lever down above your astrological sign. If just wanting your weight you can deposit a penny into the respective slot on the machine. Back of the machine has a tag that reads “Beaver Novelty Co. Inc.” These machines were found in every Woolworths store across the nation from the 1930s to the 1960s.
“Purple Tendril Vessel” (2000), Elin Christopherson
Blown glass & metal work; signed by artist
6”w (at top and base) X 25” h
Possible comp based on eBay sale of similar work by artist = $3,150
In addition to her skill in glass arts, Elin has experience in metal lathe and milling machine operations, steel fabrication, including MIG and TIG welding, and wood carving and construction. She has also used factory production methods to create multiple parts for sculpture and public art. To date, she has created large scale glass artwork in the public realm for two libraries, a park, a civic center, two medical centers, and an outdoor mall.
“The Circle,” George Bucquet
cast glass w/copper??; 16” diam x 4” h;
purchased in 1998, imperfection on underside
Estimated value based on sales of Bucquet’s
work on 1stDibs, eBay = $2000 – $4500
George’s work is found in galleries around the world and in the private collections of Rupert Murdoch, Bill Gates, Irvin Borowsky, Noel and Janene Hilliard, and the Estate of Jerry Garcia. His work can also be found in the permanent collections of the U.S. Embassy, Ottawa, Canada, the Musee des Arts Decoratifs, Lausanne, Switzerland, the Asheville Museum of Art, NC, the National Liberty Museum, Philadelphia, PA, the Witchita Museum of Art, and others.
“Urban Decay,” Grace Kraft
Three-panel canvas with textured brown metal frame
54” wide X 28” high
Good condition
Vintage Fitz & Floyd
China and Dinnerware
Just a small sampling of what’s available is shown here