COPAKE, N.Y. – Taking pride of place at Copake Auctions on Saturday, March 21, was a bronze of two lions by Anna Vaughn Hyatt Huntington (1876-1973) that brought $20,060. The nearly 30-inch-long bronze “Lion and Lioness” was marked Gorham Co. Founders and had been estimated at $10/12,000. Despite considerable competition, a collector bidding on the phone prevailed. For additional information, www.copakeauction.com or 518-329-1142.
24 Mar 2020 / 0 Comment
King Of Beasts Bronze Reigns Supreme For Copake
Published: March 24, 2020
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