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Alex Cooper Auctions
Thu May 12, 2016 - Thu May 12, 2016
908 York Road - Towson, MD
Alex Cooper Auctions
Thursday, May 12, Session begins at Noon
Saturday, May 14, Session begins at 10 am
Thursday: Jewelry, Silver, US & World Coins, featuring Rare German States Coins and Collectible Stamps
Saturday: Period Antique & Quality Reproduction Furniture, Chinese Export Por-celain, Lalique Crystal Collection, Paintings & Prints, Sculpture, Guns, Collection of Bill Moran Knives and Oriental Rugs.
Featuring items from the Estate of Marjorie Knoop (Baltimore, MD)
To be held in our gallery at 908 York Road, Towson, MD 21204
Exhibition Dates: Tuesday, May 10 through Friday, May 13, from 10 am-4 pm
Platinum, diamond and pearl necklace; pear-shaped center diamond, approx 2 cts, 16 in L, 13 grams tw
18K yellow gold double Byzantine link bracelet and Mexican 50 Pesos 1821- 1930 gold coin charm with heavy box clasp and safety chain, 8 in L, 138 grams 3.27 ct Kashmir sapphire and diamond ring with AGL report
George III gilt washed sterling trophy cup, Daniel Smith & Robert Sharp, London, dated 1768, 14 ½ in H, 67.30 ozt
Stieff “Rose” repousse sterling pitcher and set of 8 goblets
From an important collection of Bill Moran Custom knives
Photograph of Pres John Kennedy and family inscribed and signed by Jacqueline Kennedy, 14×7 in, framed
Federal cherry wood highboy, Frederick County, VA, label on back states: “Belongs to Constance” (daughter of Robert E. Lee)
Paul McGehee (American, b 1960), “Red Fox Creek,” oil on panel, 1985, signed
Pair of Chinese export Mandarin palette panel jars, circa 1775
Vendo 39 Coca-Cola machine, 1949-54, Model F3BK5, 58 in H
William & Mary oyster and stump work sewing box, circa 1690,
\ Antique Persia Heriz, circa 1925, 8.2 x 11.3
Edward Berge, Wildflower, bronze fountain
Pair of Chinese export Mandarin palette panel jars, circa 1775
Vendo 39 Coca-Cola machine, 1949-54, Model F3BK5, 58 in H
Manner of J.F. Millet (French, 1814-1875),
“Peasant Women in Field,” oil on canvas, signed
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