Winter Associates, Inc. Live Online Auction
Monday, April 12th, 5:30 pm
NEW START TIME- 5:30PM
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Previews: Friday, 4/9, 10am-4pm;
Sunday, 4/11, 2—4pm;
and Monday 4/12, 11am-5pm,
 or by appointment.
21 Cooke Street, Plainville, CT 06062 ٠
Early American & Fine Furnishings; 19th C. to
Mid-Century Paintings & Prints; Jewelry; Miniatures;
Glass; African Tribal; Asian; Oriental Rugs; etc.
(Including surplus art and furniture from the Hartford Courant building)
Due to our concern for the safety of our clients and staff, this auction will be LIVE
ONLINE ONLY. Our gallery welcomes absentee and phone bids, and live bidding
on Invaluable.com and Liveauctioneers.com.
View catalog online as of March 31st
EARLY AMERICAN & FINE FURNISHINGS: Assortment of furnishings with Nathan Liverant and Son Antiques Provenance, including: Figured maple gate leg table, New England, c. 1740; Windsor continuous armchair, New England, c. 1780, early finish; Windsor high comb back armchair, New England, c. 1770; Candle stand, New England, c. 1750, maple; Queen Anne side chair, Connecticut, c. 1760, fiddleback, rush seat; early foot stool with painted yellow top, American; Queen Anne knife blade andirons, New England, c. 1750; Fine Furnishings: Eldred Wheeler bonnet top high chest; Heritage Heirlooms tall clock, Harrington model 495 HH, German made, mahogany and burl (clock was dedicated to the Hartford Courant for a Pulitzer Prize awarded in 1992), 86” h. x 25” w. x 15” d.; Regency style mahogany dining table, 62” round; Neoclassical style bulls-eye wall mirror; Councill Queen Anne style dining table and six chairs; “Old Hickory” Adirondack stool and folding tray stand; Marble column pedestal; Pair of modern chrome and faux leather chairs by Coalesse; Eames-style design office chair, etc.
PAINTINGS and DRAWINGS: Orazio Amato oil; Guyla Boros oil; Paul Bransom pastel; Kyle Buckland oil; Emily Callari, four oils; Gabriel Coldefy oil; Thomas R. Curtin oil; Grant Dolge mixed media; Robert Dublac oil; John Just Ellis, two oils; Dorothy Escott oil; William Fields oil; Mildred Gehman oil; Arnold Hoffman, two oils; Marion Huse, six oils and nine ceramic pcs; Irwin Glass conte drawing; Helen Juchnicki, three oils; Walter Koenig signed original black ink illustration storyboard for the Star Trek; Vincent Korda oil; Aris Koutroulis acrylic; George Luks, “Suraleuska”, oil, 19” h.; Juan Guzman-Maldonado, three acrylics; H.E. Meyer gouache; Donald Moss trompe l’oeil oil; Werner Pfeiffer “Connections” one-of-a-kind charcoal; Louis van der Pol, two oil landscapes; John Lo Presti mixed media; Levitt Purdy oil; Gluck Sandor mixed media; Josephine “Jerome” Sands, two drawings; Nan Sheets two oil landscapes; Herbert Steinke oil; Albert Sway, three watercolors; Elisa Tenenbaum, two pastels; Theodore Tihansky oil; Cornelia Cowles Vetter, two oil portraits, etc.
PRINTS: Rita Deanin Abbey litho; Frank Benson etching; Gene Davis silkscreen; Boris Deutsch woodcut; Gerard Doudera etching; Hans Erni etching; Herbert Fink etching and aquatint; Lena Gurr silkscreen; Bruno Héroux, eight etchings in folio; Al Hirschfeld, four “Harlem” series lithos; Suzanne Jacquot litho; Luise Kainz etching; Aris Koutroulis silkscreen; Walt Kuhn, three etchings; Edward Landon silkscreen; Marcel Laneo litho; Jack Levine “Far East” portfolio; Chin Li litho; Denise Marovitz etching and aquatint; Marcia Marx, two lithographs; Richard Merkin, four silkscreens; Werner Pfeiffer, five 3-D constructions of etching, collage, and embossment, framed; Miklos Pogany monotype; David (Edwin) Porter litho; Saul Rabino, nine lithos; Michael Schenker, three silkscreens; Fritz Scholder litho; Moses Soyer litho; John Stobart Hartford litho; Victor Vasarely silkscreen; also fifteen other lots containing multiple assorted prints ranging in age from 19th C. to Contemporary, mediums include etchings, silkscreens, lithos, woodcuts, aquatints, etc.
JEWELRY: 1.98 Center diamond and platinum engagement ring; Platinum and diamond eternity ring; 14K Bracelet with American Gold Coins; 14K chain with American Coin Pendant; 18K Coral Brooch and Ring; Platinum Diamond Brooch; Man’s 14K Stone Cameo Ring; 14K Contemporary 13mm Baroque Pearl and Diamond lightning bolt earrings; 14K Opal pin and jade ring; 14K Jules Jurgensen lady’s wristwatch; Brooch with 19th C. Miniature portrait of Gentleman in elaborate 14K and enamel frame; Nine strand ivory bead bracelet with miniature of 18th C. gentleman housed in a 14K case clasp; Three brooches, one pendant brooch, and one pendant housing miniatures in 14K cases; Double profile cameo of man and woman in military regalia, carved shell in tested silver frame; Five Natural Gemstone Bead Necklaces including Ruby, Tsavorite, Citrine, Quartz and aquamarine; 14K Agate and Citrine Brooch; 18K Emerald Cross Pendant; Micro-mosaic cross pendant; Chinese Turquoise Necklace and Carved Jadeite Pendant; vintage gold pcs ranging 10K- 22K; 20+ Navajo, Taxco, Mexican, etc. silver pcs; 150+ pcs of costume jewelry including Napier, Monet, Coro, Trifari, Givenchy, etc.
MINIATURES & SILHOUETTES: Thirteen lots of mostly 19th C. miniature portraits, signed includes one L. Binsse and one B. Prull, one Indian of Eastern Princess, etc., six housed in tested 14K frames (See also Jewelry); 10+ silhouettes, several signed and/or with graphite accents. \
GLASS: Thirteen blown mostly wine glasses with internally decorated stems, European, 18th – 20th C.; Four 19th C. flint wide mouth tumblers; Five early sandwich glass pans/dishes, blown 3-mold, 4 1/2” diam. to 6 1/2” diam.; 20+ blown Continental drinking glasses; Art Glass including signed pieces by Matthew Buechner and Tracy Glover as well as approximately seventy-five pcs of Venetian/ Murano glass, etc.
AFRICAN TRIBAL: Sixteen lots comprised of approximately 45 pcs, 20th C., fertility chest plates and dolls, masks, grainery doors, carved panels and figures, beaded necklaces, bowls, etc., all in fair to excellent condition.
ORIENTAL RUGS: Antique: Caucasian, 9’ x 4’; Persian Kurd Hammadan, 6’ x 4’; Beluchistan prayer rug, 5’ x 2’; Persian Kurd/Hamadan, 6’ x 3’; Northwestern Persian Scatter, 4’ x 2’; Semi-Antique: Persian style design, 16’ x 10’; North West Persian, 4’ x 7’; Persian Bakhtiari, 5’ x 10’; Persian Serab, 3’ x 8’; 1920’s Saruk, 6’ x 4’; Modern: Agra Serapi, 10’ x 14’; Laristan Susanee, 6’ x 8’; Persian tribal, 11’ x 7’, and a good selection of Uzbek Kazak, Agra Serapi and Persian style runner and scatter rugs.
ASIAN: Utagawa Kuniyoshi (Japanese 1798-1861), color woodblock triptych, “Minamoto no-Tametomo”, c. 1850, oban size; Utagawa Kunisada (Japanese 1786-1865), woodblock triptych framed separately; 26+ pcs of Satsuma-ware, Japanese, 19th/20th C.; two Japanese bronzes: monkey on pig, 4 ½” h., and monkeys on horse, 6 ½” h.; three inro, 19th C., Japanese; six Kutani vases, Japanese; Chinese ceramics: famille rose pair of snuff bottles, iron red round covered box and ginger jar, famille verte small vase; Eastern pottery, possibly Persian, 3 pcs; and 34+ pcs of Asian carvings in a wood, hardstone, ivory, etc.
IMPORTANT MISCELLEANOUS: Young boy siren garden sculpture fountain, metal, 28” h. x 13” w. x 22” l; Mermaid garden sculpture  fountain, metal, 19” h. x 20” x 2”; Trudi Shippenburg, two hooked tapestries, “Downtown Hartford” and “RFD Courant”, 6’ x 7’; Twelve books on antique glass, including: “The American Glass Industry” by Hawkes; 45+ Russian lacquer boxes; six wax carvings; Empire style silverplate pricket stick converted to lamp, Continental, 19th C.; Silver cigarette case with Persian repousse design with lion and stag; micro-mosaic floral arrangement in frame; COINS: Coins from France and some French Colonies, Canada, South & Central America, etc.; CERAMIC: Petrus Regout, “Timor”, 29 pc partial dinner service, Maastricht, Holland, late 19th / early 20th C.; Gorham, “Script Gold”, 46 pcs; Wedgewood jasperware, two 19th C. ceramic profiles in frame; Pate sur pate round covered box, French, 19th/ early 20th C., pale pink; Marion Huse ceramics, see paintings.;
VINTAGE FASHION: Three antique sterling silver miniature Shreve & Co. buttons; purses, hats, gloves and shoes, makers include Whiting & Davis, Michael Howard, Stuart Weitzman, Bally, Bruno  Magli, Salvatore Ferragamo, etc.
Terms: Due to our concern for the safety of our clients and staff, this auction will be LIVE online, Winter Associates will accept absentee and phone bids with a 23% Buyer’s Premium and live online bidding will be available on Invaluable.com and Liveauctioneers.com with a 28% Buyer’s Premium. A 3% discount is available to buyers with cash and approved checks. Previews and pickups will be by appointment only, please email or call ahead and we will do our best to accommodate you.
Location: 20 mins. west of Hartford, CT. Approx. 2 hours. from NYC
or Boston 860-793-0288
14K with American Gold Coins
G. Luks, museum prov., oil, 19” h. Louis van der Pol, oil, 14” h.
African Tribal, 35+ pieces
V. Vasarely, ed. 32/75
W. Pfeiffer, 3D construction, ed: 1
U. Kuniyoshi, color, 14” h.
L. Binsse signed (R) and 20+ other miniatures
F. Scholder, litho, 30” h. New England, c. 1750-1780
C. Cowles Vetter, oil, “Cuban Boy”
Siren fountain, 28” h.
Louis van der Pol, oil, 11” h.
Early American, figured maple, 28” h.
Thomas Curtin, oil, 14” h.
14K and enamel brooch
Coalesse, 26” h.
Eldred Wheeler, 81” h.
Victorian gold jewelry
1.98 center diam.; eternity ring