William Jenack Auction
Sunday, January 3rd @ 11 am
16th to 20th century English and Continental
Furniture, Important European and American
Paintings & Decorative Arts;
Collection Colonial and American Republic
Documents & Ephemera (50+ lots)
Preview: Thurs. thru Sat., December 31st to January
2nd – 12 Noon to 5 pm; day of sale – 9am to 10:45am
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O/C, Constantin Tereckhovitch. 32 x 50”
Charles II Oak/Marquetry Press Cupbd, 17/19thc. H. 59½”; L. 8’10”
Italian Renaissance Walnut Cassone, 16thc
Renaissance Style Parquetry Bedstead, 17/19thc
Pr. Cont’l Gothic Revival Armchairs, 17/19thc
O/C, Friedrich Wilhelm Keyl, 1870. 21½ x 26”
English Majolica Urn, attrib. Minton, 19thc. H. 22¾”
Set (4) Italian Renaissance Tapestry Walnut Chairs, 17/18thc
O/C, attrib. Konstantin Kryzhitsky, 1885. 22 x 27”
Bronze, Duane Scott, #21/299. H. 48”
O/C, David Burliuk. 24 x 30 (w/House of Heydenryk frame. 29 x 35”)
O/C, Gee Yun. 23 x 19” O/C, after John Sloan. 24 x 24”
Bronze, Archimede Malavolti, 19/20thc. L. 21½”
Colonial Custom-House Bill of Landing for Ship’s Master Dudley Saltonstall. Sept. 12, 1761 signed Oliver Walcott
Fine Jewelry
Virginia Colonial Currency Oct. 20,
1777 – $6.00 Note and July 17, 1775 –
1 Shilling 3 Pence Note