Bucks County Landscape Leads Offerings in Pennsylvania

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25 May 2004 / 0 Comment

Published: May 25, 2004

A strong two-day Americana auction took place this past weekend, May 21-22, at Pook & Pook Inc.

A Bucks County landscape by Harry Leith-Ross led the way. The painting, estimated at $18/25,000, was actively bid by numerous telephone bidders and several in the gallery, with it ultimately hammering down at $131,500.

Other top lots included a George Stapf carved and paint decorated spread winged eagle with shield and flag that sold for $52,900, a full bodied carved eagle on ball and base by John Bellamy went out at $46,000 and a paint decorated Schwenkfelder dower chest realized $43,700. A complete review will appear in a future issue.

-DSS

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