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Helmuth Stone Fine Art, Chinese Antiques, Nautical, Estate Jewelry Auction
Sun Aug 01, 2021 - Sun Aug 01, 2021
1467 Main Street - Sarasota, FL
Helmuth Stone Fine Art, Chinese Antiques, Nautical, Estate Jewelry Auction
Sunday, August 1, at 1 pm EST
1467 Main Street
Sarasota Florida
941-260-9703
www.HelmuthStone.com
HelmuthStone@gmail.com
Preview by appointment only July 30-31
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Austin Helmuth (941) 302-6762 AU 4827 | Brandon Stone (941) 374-7443 AU 4826
(2) Highly Important Chinese Blue and White Dragon Stemcups,
Xuande six-character mark on each.
Palatial
Chinese
Shiwan
Kiln
Glazed
Ceramic
Vases.
Height:
23.5
inches.
Monumental pair of Baccarat-style crystal
vases with gilt bronze swan form
mounts. Height: 33 inches.
Pair of Exceptional Large Rose
Medallion Porcelain Floor Vases.
Each with gilded floral motif
throughout. Height: 24 inches.
Arthur Clifton Goodwin (1864 – 1929)
ìT-Wharf in the Winterî
Boston harbor painting. Oil/Canvas.
Sight size: 25 x 30 inches.
(2) Chinese
Bodhisattva
figures.
Exhibited at
the Ringling
Museum
(Sarasota,
Florida).
Irving Ramsey Wiles (1861 – 1948) ìThe Whaler, Wanderer,
New Bedfordî Oil on canvas painting. Sight size: 20 x 24 inches.
Provenance: Vallejo Gallery (CA).
Dube (Italy, 1914 – 1961) 1961
Oil on canvas painting. Sight
size: 39 x 29 inches.
Edward Brian Seago (1910 – 1974)
ìHonfleur Harborî. Oil painting.
Sight size: 12 x 20 inches.
Exceptional 19th C.
French Porcelain Vase.
Height: 18 inches.
Edward Moran (1829 – 1901) ìSummer Morning, New Yorkî
Oil/Canvas painting. Provenance: Vallejo Gallery (CA).
Sight size: 19 x 16 inches.
William Lionel Wyllie (1851 – 1931)
ìThames River Arrival, Mooring the Iron
Shipî Oil/Canvas. Sight size: 24 x 18 inches. Important Chinese
Bronze Cloisonne
Buddha, Exhibited at the
Ringling Museum of Art
(Sarasota, Florida).
Height: 23.5 inches.
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