STANLEY J. PAINE AUCTIONEERS Live and Online Estate Auction
Sunday, December 2, 2018 at 10am
Inspection: Morning of Sale at 8am
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Estate Furnishings, Fine and Decorative Arts,
Estate Jewelry, Coins, Silver, Chinese Export,
Decorative Objects, Furniture & Rugs,
Vintage Clothing, Classic Car and
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R. A. Clifford (American 1833/5 – 1895) signed lower left oil on canvas, relined. The frame with paper label of Wright, Brown & Co., Manufacturers, No 37 Troy, NH. American School landscape highlighting the view of a woman holding an infant with four children at her side in front of a residence on a wooded hillside with tall mountains in the background approx. 32” x 24”.
Oil on canvas. River in a mountain valley at summer dusk. Ross, signed in red lower right. 20” x 32”.
19th c. oil on canvas landscape unsigned. European School dusk summer view of a valley with a pasture and pond in the foreground, approximately 24”x 36” in molded gilt wood frame which could be the original.
Oil on canvas. Landscape. A classic composition of a center road winding into the horizon flanked by water and vegetation. Birch trees on the right and a residence on the left. Signed lower right John Morrell (Washington DC 20th c.) Approximately 32” x 24”.
19th c Oil on canvas. Landscape of the Hudson River Valley School. A fine summer view of Hudson Highlands in the Catskill Mountains of New York State. Approximately 32” x 24”, the lake in the foreground extends to the distance accented with sailboats. Unsigned. $20.00 Gold: 1908D, AU
Jim Dine. These Three Dogs Are for Nina D. 1990. Etching, soft-ground etching, and aquatint with hand coloring on Hahnemuhle White; cut edges. Three sheets: 36 1/4” x 26 1/2” (92.1 x 67.3) each; overall, 36 ¼” x 79 ½” (92.1 x 201.9) Plates: 34” x 24 ¼” (86.4 x 61.5) each. Numbered, signed “Jim Dine” and dated “1990” (sheet III, lower right), in black ink pen. Edition 10. Proofs 4 AP. Printers and workshops Aldo Crommelynck at Atelier Crommelynck, Paris . Print runs Sheets I, II, III I run in I color from 1 copper plate, I / black, copper plate (intaglio), Hand colored with acrylic and shellac. Comments This work is dedicated to the artist’s grandddaughter. Provenance: Southeby’s, Sale 7211, Lot 1059, Oct. 31, 1998
Peter Max. Acrylic On Serigraph. Heart #2. Signed Upper Right. Provenance: Hanson Art Galleries, 465 West Broadway, New York, NY. October 29, 1992. The painting is also personally autographed on the back to Maxine from Peter Max. Born: 1937 – Berlin, Germany.
Sam Francis. “Untitled”, Los Angeles (SF76-072”. Acrylic on Paper. 21 7/8” x 29 7/8”. Signed and Dated on Verso 1976 L.R. Provenance: Acquired directly from the estate of Sam Francis by Jonathan Novak Contemporary Art on March 16, 2000. (b San Mateo, California 1923; d Santa Monica, California 1994)
William Guy Wall. Rowers on a Lake. Signed W.G. Wall , l.r.-oil on canvas 15 1/8” x 25” (37.8 x 63.6 cm.). (b Dublin, 1792; d Ireland, c. 1864). Provenance: Christie’s, Lot 12, May 26, 1988
Shreve, Crump & Low Platinum, Diamond and Sapphire Pendant, 5.0 D G VS, 2.0 Cabachon Sapphire.
Thomas McKnight Silkscreen. Moonlit City Scape with Strollers. Signed in Pencil and Numbered 1/30 AP. 25” x 31”.
Thomas McKnight Silkscreen. Grand Interior Overlooking Lake. Signed in Pencil and Numbered 14/30 AP. 25” x 27”.
Alphonse Mucha, (Czech 1860-1939). Chromoliithograph on Canvas. 3 Maidens Beneath a Tree. Signed L.L. Mucha 72” x 42”.
Norman Rockwell (1894-1978) Artist Proof Three Boys Fishing (Fishing Hole). 1937 illustration for This Week (July 18 1937) Pencil signed seven color collotype on paper. 26” x 17”.
1956 CUSTOM OLDSMOBILE SUPER 88 “NOSTALGIA CRUISER”. VIN: 567K12581. 63,435 Original Miles. Brandywine Black Cherry.
Ellen Hamilton Sampler dated 1808 and wrought by her at age 13. “How fair is the rose what a beautiful flower… In remembrance of a friend.” There was a Hamilton School for Girls in Philadelphia 1830+. This work with the thick border is linen embroidered with silk. It has been kept in its frame preventing oxidation.
Collection of 24 Walking Canes in various woods ranging from 34” – 37” long: Five with sterling silver handles. One with an agate cap, one with a bovine Georgian Silver handle and one with a metal gold tone metal handle.