Copake Auction Inc Online Estate Auction
February 12, 2022 at 10 AM (EST)
PO BOX 47 – 266 Route 7A Copake, NY 12516
Phone: 518-329-1142
Fax: 518-329-3369
www.copakeauction.com

COPAKE, N.Y. — Copake will present an online unreserved estate auction on Saturday, February 12, at 10 am (EST).
Featured will be 823 lots of estate Eighteenth and Nineteenth Century furniture, artwork, folk art, political items, period accessories, china, glass, stoneware, primitives and more.
The sale also includes session two of the Myron and Carolyn Neugeboren collection featuring masterful contemporary folk art, period furniture and accessories.
This well-known collection has been featured in Yankee Magazine and the Litchfield County Times. According to Mike Fallon, “They had a keen eye for modern folk art and collected some of the best artists in that genre, including names such as Gil Russell, Larry Koosed, Don Cadoret, Bruce Murphy, Walter and June Gotshall, Barbara Strawser, Gina Hosfeld, Bill and Phyllis Duffy, William Kautz and more.”

Highlights include a pig weathervane, 28 by 16¾ inches ($2,5/3,500); A Nineteenth Century French Empire chair ($800-$1,200); a circa 1900-10 Ringling Bros. And Barnum & Bailey Circus poster ($500/700); and a rare 1864 sepia photo campaign badge of Lincoln and Johnson. 1 by ¾ inches ($300/400).
From the Neugeboren estate come a circa 1900-15 Amish wool quilt made by Emma Stoltzfus, 88 by 88 inches ($500/700); a swing-handle Nantucket basket, labeled underside “Made by Ferdinand Sylvaro” (1868-1952), Nantucket native of Portuguese descent ($300/500); a Barbara Strawser (Twentieth Century) farmscape, 30 by 52 inches ($200/300); and a Bruce Murphy (Twentieth Century) carving of woman feeding ducks. 18½ by 11 by 12½ inches ($50/100).

This sale will not be open to the public and will be conducted via online, absentee and phone bidding.
An in-person gallery preview is available February 10-11: 9 am to 4 pm. For information, 518-329-1142 or www.copakeauction.com.COPAKE, N.Y. — Copake will present an online unreserved estate auction on Saturday, February 12, at 10 am (EST).
Featured will be 823 lots of estate Eighteenth and Nineteenth Century furniture, artwork, folk art, political items, period accessories, china, glass, stoneware, primitives and more.

The sale also includes session two of the Myron and Carolyn Neugeboren collection featuring masterful contemporary folk art, period furniture and accessories. This well-known collection has been featured in Yankee Magazine and the Litchfield County Times. According to Mike Fallon, “They had a keen eye for modern folk art and collected some of the best artists in that genre, including names such as Gil Russell, Larry Koosed, Don Cadoret, Bruce Murphy, Walter and June Gotshall, Barbara Strawser, Gina Hosfeld, Bill and Phyllis Duffy, William Kautz and more.”

Highlights include a pig weathervane, 28 by 16¾ inches ($2,5/3,500); A Nineteenth Century French Empire chair ($800-$1,200); a circa 1900-10 Ringling Bros. And Barnum & Bailey Circus poster ($500/700); and a rare 1864 sepia photo campaign badge of Lincoln and Johnson. 1 by ¾ inches ($300/400).
From the Neugeboren estate come a circa 1900-15 Amish wool quilt made by Emma Stoltzfus, 88 by 88 inches ($500/700); a swing-handle Nantucket basket, labeled underside “Made by Ferdinand Sylvaro” (1868-1952), Nantucket native of Portuguese descent ($300/500); a Barbara Strawser (Twentieth Century) farmscape, 30 by 52 inches ($200/300); and a Bruce Murphy (Twentieth Century) carving of woman feeding ducks. 18½ by 11 by 12½ inches ($50/100).

This sale will not be open to the public and will be conducted via online, absentee and phone bidding.
An in-person gallery preview is available February 10-11: 9 am to 4 pm. For information, 518-329-1142 or www.copakeauction.com.

Email: info@copakeauction.com
Preview dates/times: Thursday-Friday: 9AM-4PM
Featuring Estate fresh 18th and 19th c. furniture, artwork, folk art, period accessories, china, glass, stoneware, primitives & Session Two of the Myron & Carolyn Neugeboren Collection.
This sale will not be open to the public and will be conducted via online, absentee, and phone bidding.
Session Two of the Myron & Carolyn Neugeboren Collection
weathervanes
19th c. Bed Signed A. Roux
18th c. Settle Bench
18th c. Coffer on Stand
Canadian Cupboard
19th c. French Empire Chair
Pair William and Mary Chairs
Le Corbusier Style Sofa
Paul Pope signed Comic Litho
trade signs
French gilt lamps
Oriental rugs
collection of political items