BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 PRODID:-//Antiques And The Arts Weekly - ECPv6.18.0//NONSGML v1.0//EN CALSCALE:GREGORIAN METHOD:PUBLISH X-WR-CALNAME:Antiques And The Arts Weekly X-ORIGINAL-URL:https://antiquesandthearts.com X-WR-CALDESC:Events for Antiques And The Arts Weekly REFRESH-INTERVAL;VALUE=DURATION:PT1H X-Robots-Tag:noindex X-PUBLISHED-TTL:PT1H BEGIN:VTIMEZONE TZID:America/New_York BEGIN:DAYLIGHT TZOFFSETFROM:-0500 TZOFFSETTO:-0400 TZNAME:EDT DTSTART:20250309T070000 END:DAYLIGHT BEGIN:STANDARD TZOFFSETFROM:-0400 TZOFFSETTO:-0500 TZNAME:EST DTSTART:20251102T060000 END:STANDARD BEGIN:DAYLIGHT TZOFFSETFROM:-0500 TZOFFSETTO:-0400 TZNAME:EDT DTSTART:20260308T070000 END:DAYLIGHT BEGIN:STANDARD TZOFFSETFROM:-0400 TZOFFSETTO:-0500 TZNAME:EST DTSTART:20261101T060000 END:STANDARD BEGIN:DAYLIGHT TZOFFSETFROM:-0500 TZOFFSETTO:-0400 TZNAME:EDT DTSTART:20270314T070000 END:DAYLIGHT BEGIN:STANDARD TZOFFSETFROM:-0400 TZOFFSETTO:-0500 TZNAME:EST DTSTART:20271107T060000 END:STANDARD END:VTIMEZONE BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260914 DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260928 DTSTAMP:20260910T142824Z CREATED:20260910T142824Z LAST-MODIFIED:20260910T142824Z UID:1010001564-1789344000-1790553599@antiquesandthearts.com SUMMARY:Collective Hudson - Open Questions And Mysterious Pasts Auction DESCRIPTION:Bidding Open September 14th – 27th\nwww.collectivehudson.com\n34 Post Street\, Kingston\, NY 12401 \ncollective_hudson \nLIVE AUCTIONEERS EXCLUSIVE — TIMED+ ONLINE AUCTION\nBidding Opens: Monday\, September 14\, 2026 at 10am EDT Lots Begin Closing: Sunday\, September 27\, 2026 at 11AM EDT \nPreview: Tuesday-Saturday\, 10am-3:30pm by appointment\nAn Auction of Discoveries\, Attributions\, Unanswered Questions & Second Looks.\nWhat happens to the works an auction house isn’t quite ready to sell? Over the years\, Collective Hudson has put aside works that left us with unanswered questions: paintings separated from their documentation\, works accompanied by acquisition stories we could not verify\, illegible or unidentified signatures\, conflicting attributions\, questionable authorships\, and discoveries that simply required more research. Some appeared potentially important. Others seemed almost too good to be true. Now\, we are bringing them together in one auction.\nItalian Artist Signed 19-inch Hand-Painted Ceramic Portrait Charger 20th c\nCharles Delhauteur Signed 1919 Mother And Child Oil Painting\nDavid Petrovich Shterenberg Still Life Oil on Canvas Russian Avant-Garde Modernist Painting\, Signed\nAnne-Genevieve Greuze ‘Petite Paysanne au Bonnet’ Pastel Portrait\nPair of Chinese Huanghuali Style Carved Elm Horseshoe-Back Armchairs\, 20th Century\nMystery Artist Signed MidCentury Surrealist Abstract Figurative Gouache Painting\nPair Zach Pyle Hubbardton Forge Pluto Table Lamps\nLarge 68-inch Alfons Dessenis Signed Belgian Windmill Landscape Painting\nMid-18th Century Bronze and Gilt Brass Rococo Wall Clock\nRussian Avant-Garde Oil on Canvas Painting with Illegible Polish Gallery Label\nLarge Hand-Carved Wood Carousel Horse\, Circa 1900\nPal La Belle Otero Monochrome Lithographic Trial Proof Poster\nSilverplate and Seven-Bottle Cut Glass Condiment Cruet Set\n19th Century Russian Kazan Mother of God Icon in Gilt Floral Kiot\nPetros Koufovassilis\, Signed ‘Forgotten Couple’ Surrealist Painting\, 1989\nIBM Art Deco Timekeeping System With 1939 THINK Collateral\nArt Deco Style Brass Lion Chandelier\n‘Art Critics’ Satirical Monkey Oil Painting on Panel\nAntoine-Louis Barye (attrib) Lion and Serpent Bronze Sculpture\, Late 19th Century\nFrench Art Deco Silver Plated Tea Set\, with Tray\, Circa 1930’s\nChinese Antiquities & Decorative Arts\nAmong the names represented\, attributed\, inscribed\, signed\, or referenced in the sale are Bernard Buffet\, Rene Gruau\, Leonor Fini\, Fernand Leger\, Henri Matisse\, Paul Cezanne\, Salvador Dali\, Jean Cocteau\, Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec\, Jacques-Louis David\, Antoine-Louis Barye\, Alfred Stevens\, Domenico Ghirlandaio\, Rembrandt van Rijn\, Jean-Baptiste Greuze\, David Teniers II\, Jan Brueghel\, Alexandra Exter\, Olga Rozanova\, Alexander Rodchenko\, Bruno Zach\, Demetre Chiparus\, Max Le Verrier\, Emile Galle\, Gabriel Viardot and others.\nSome names represent firm identifications; others appear as attributions\, possible attributions\, works in the style or circle of an artist\, inscriptions\, historical catalog information\, or comparisons requiring further study.\nThe more than 450 lots range from Old Master and Renaissance paintings to European works of the 17th through 20th centuries\, Chinese and Asian antiquities\, Art Nouveau and Art Deco\, sculpture\, furniture\, glass\, works on paper\, icons\, Russian and Eastern European art\, and an unusually large group of unidentified or illegibly signed works awaiting another set of eyes.\nRather than pretending the questions don’t exist\, we are making them part of the sale. Where appropriate\, Collective Hudson explains what we know\, what we don’t know\, what we discovered during our research\, and why we reached our opinion. Buyers are encouraged to examine the works\, study the photographs and catalog information\, conduct their own research\, and reach their own conclusions.\nNEW — THE AUTHENTOMETER\nSelected higher-valued artworks may include our new Authentometer rating\, A1-A10\, reflecting Collective Hudson’s assessment of the available attribution and authenticity information for a work. Higher ratings indicate a greater degree of confidence.\nSelected works rated A8-A10 that realize a hammer price of $5\,000 or more may qualify for a refund within 30 days of the auction date if a recognized expert clearly states in writing that the work is a forgery and is not an authentic work by the artist described. See individual catalog entries and Terms and Conditions for applicable details.\nThe Authentometer represents Collective Hudson’s opinion based upon the information available to us. It is not a formal authentication or Certificate of Authenticity.\nLOOK CLOSELY. READ THE CATALOG. DO YOUR RESEARCH. MAKE UP YOUR OWN MIND. Sometimes the most interesting works are the ones that still have questions left to answer.\nThis is an online-only Timed+ auction exclusively on LiveAuctioneers. There is no telephone bidding and no left or absentee bidding through Collective Hudson. All bidders must register and place their bids directly through LiveAuctioneers. Lots close individually in sequence\, with Timed+ extensions when bidding occurs near a lot’s closing time.\nOver 450 lots — with additional lots being added.\nBuyer’s Premium: 30%\n34 Post Street\, Kingston\, NY 12401 • 845-514-2218 • Info@collectivehudson.com • www.collectivehudson.com \n\n \n \n Tweet\n \n \n \n \n Share\n 0\n \n \n \n \n LinkedIn\n 0 URL:https://antiquesandthearts.com/event/collective-hudson-open-questions-and-mysterious-pasts-auction/ LOCATION:34 Post Street\, Kingston\, NY 12401\, 34 Post Street\, Kingston\, NY 12401 CATEGORIES:Auctioneer Events ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/jpeg:https://antiquesandthearts.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/09/collective_hudson.jpg END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260531 DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260601 DTSTAMP:20260520T182105Z CREATED:20260520T182105Z LAST-MODIFIED:20260520T182105Z UID:1010000896-1780185600-1780271999@antiquesandthearts.com SUMMARY:Collective Hudson - The Best Sale Ever DESCRIPTION:Sunday\, May 31 at 10am\nwww.collectivehudson.com\n34 Post Street\, Kingston\, NY 12401 \ncollective_hudson \nInvaluable\, Live Auctioneers and Collectivehudson.com • Preview by Appt Only: Tuesday-Saturday 10am-3:30pm\, No Preview Day of Sale\nCollective Hudson is pleased to present an expansive auction featuring an extraordinary selection of fine art\, sculpture\, Art Nouveau and Art Deco design\, French decorative arts\, studio glass\, lighting\, silver\, furniture\, porcelain\, ceramics\, clocks\, and rare objects of historical interest.\nThis sale brings together a wide-ranging collection of works spanning Old Master\, 19th century\, Modernist\, Art Nouveau\, Art Deco\, Russian Avant-Garde\, American\, European\, and decorative art traditions\, with signed works\, attributed pieces\, estate discoveries\, and important examples of design and craftsmanship. The first portion of the sale will feature approximately 60 lots\, many offered without reserve\, focused on works fromthe 60-year collection of a 90-year-old collector\, alongside a remarkable group of Russian works discovered in a foreclosed storage unit in Belgium.Highlights include several important works by Willem de Kooning\, accompanied by COAs and appraisals\, as well as works by Elaine de Kooning\, Joan Mitchell\, Richard Diebenkorn\, and a strong Pablo Picasso work with provenance.\n“Mario” Buccellati Italy 800 Signed Monumental Silver Eagle Sculpture on Petrified Wood Base\nRene Lalique and Leon Hatot Very Rare SS Normandie Maiden Voyage Art Deco Clock\, 1935\nExceptional Large 31-inch Meiji Cloisonne Japanese 19th century Enamel Charger\nPablo Picasso Hand-Signed Painting on Paper\, Galerie Simon (Daniel-Henry Kahnweiler) Label\, 1935\nWillem de Kooning Documented Signed Abstract Expressionist Oil Painting 59″ tall\nImportant Kayama Matazo Museum-Quality Six-Panel Lacquer Screen with Celebrity Provenance\nTiffany Studios New York Acorn Leaded Art Glass Table Lamp on a Rare Three-Light Bronze Base\nLiubov Sergeevna Popova Russian Avant-Garde Cubist Oil Painting\, Signed Lower Right\nTiffany Studios Art Nouveau Leaded Glass Window\, for Baldwin Piano Co. Sarah Bernhardt “Dancing for the King of Prussia”\nJoan Mitchell Signed Large Abstract Expressionist Pastel Painting Composition on Paper\nV.E. Orlov Russian School Cityscape Oil on Canvas Painting\, Signed with Monogram\nGabriel Viardot\, Orientalist Tea Table Bronze Mounted\, Engraved and Carved\, circa 1890\nErik Kollin Faberge Master Goldsmith\, Russian Imperial Signed Mechanical Silver Easter Egg Clock with Pop-Up Crucifix Compartment and Double-Headed Eagle\, 84 Mark\nCharles Francois Daubigny Signed 19th Century French Barbizon School Oil on Canvas Painting\nArman (Armand Pierre Fernandez) Signed Encased Trumpet Parts\, with Display Mounting\nRichard Diebenkorn Abstract Geometric Oil Painting\, Signed\nGuy Carleton Wiggins\, Twice Signed Snowy New York City Street Scene in Winter Oil Painting\nArmand Schdnberger Cubist Figural Oil on Panel Painting\, Circa 1930\, Signed\nMid-18th Century Bronze and Gilt Brass Rococo Wall Clock\nGalle\, Large Signed 4 Layer Cameo Glass Mushroom Lamp\, Circa 1900’s\nLev Yudin Russian School Cubist Military Cavalryman Oil on Canvas Painting\, Signed\n16th-18th Century Baroque Saint George And The Dragon Oil Painting\nAlexander Archipenko 4/12 Edition Cubist Bronze Sculpture “King Solomon”\, Signed\nPortrait of Albertus\, Duke of Burgundy Early Oil on Canvas Painting\, Circa 1600s\nRussian Avant-Garde Cubist Horse and Rider Oil on Cardboard Painting\, Signed Illegibly\nRare Lalique “Figurines” Cased Set of 6 Frosted Glass Goblets\,\, Circa 1930\nCollection of Charles Catteau Boch Freres Keramis Art Deco Deer Ceramics\n“A.B. Durand” American Landscape Painting\, 19th Century\, Signed\nAlfred Jacob Miller Native American Winter Landscape Painting\, Signed\, 19th Century\nRaoul Dufy Harbor Watercolor Painting\, Signed\, Stuart Pivar Collection\nRussian Avant-Garde & Suprematist Works A serious collection of Russian Avant-Garde\, Abstract\, and Suprematist works includes pieces by and attributed to: Serge Charchoune\, Jean Pougny\, Liubov Popova\, Alexander Rodchenko\, Nikolai Suetin\, V.E. Orlov\, Constantin Petroff\, El Lissitzky\, Aleksandra Exter\, Aristarkh Vasilievic Lentulov\, David Petrovich Shterenberg\, Olga Rozanova\, Vladimir Lebedev\, Potemkin\, Armand Schdnberger\, Mikhail / Misha Brusilovsky\, and Richard Karlovich Zommer.\nThe second portion of the sale will open with an impressive Buccellati silver eagle centerpiece\, a masterwork example of sculptural silver.\nFine Art Highlights The sale includes paintings\, drawings\, watercolors\, pastels\, prints\, lithographs\, and mixed-media works by: Willem de Kooning\, Elaine de Kooning\, Purvis Young\, William Merritt Chase\, V. Wilkow\, Maxfield Parrish\, Alfred Jacob Miller\, A.B. Durand\, Guy Wiggins\, Ferdinand Victor Leon Roybet\, Guercino\, Jean-Michel Basquiat\, Raoul Dufy\, Lilly Martin Spencer\, Florent Willems\, William Trost Richards\, Gerhard Richter\, Henryk Siemiradzki\, Pierre-Auguste Renoir\, Pablo Picasso\, Currier & Ives\, Charles Cobelle\, Carlo Biscaretti\, Ridinger\, Griitzner\, Bernd Funke\, George Tribe\, Martineaut\, Rene Buthaud\, Davis Gray\, Arthur Beecher Carles\, Vincente Puig\, Robert Philipp\, Dominique Danesi\, Alicia Sundt Motts\, William Andrew Pogany\, L.R. Laffitte\, Johannes Sluyters\, Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec\, Edouard Baldus\, Yves Brayer\, Emric Piux\, Armand Leloux\, Charles-Melchior Descourtis\, Hubert Robert\, Emile Brunet\, Kayama Matazo\, Abraham Walkowitz\, Marcello Tomassi\, Jean-Gabriel Domergue\, John Inman\, Elisabeth Gay\, Emilio Grau-Sala\, Roger Caillete\, Theophile Alexandre Steinlen\, Guillaume Bodinier\, Benn / Bencion Rabinowicz\, John L. Goodyear\, Ben Irwin\, Hortense Haudebourt-Lescot\, Jean Frangois Janinet\, Miklos Mihalovits\, Rene Gruau\, Jean-Pierre Alaux\, Gabriel Decamps\, Jean Dulac\, Jean-Baptiste Greuze\, Alain Pouillet\, Alexis Perignon\, Louis-Leopold Boilly\, Colette Beyleys\, Joan Mitchell\, Richard Diebenkorn\, Jean-Louis Paguenaud\, Joseph Marie Tournier\, Charles Edouard de Beaumont\, Edouard Cortes\, Louis Icart\, Alain Staehlin\, Marcel Gromaire\, Albert Flocon\, Bernard Buffet\, Pablo Tillac\, Charles Dufresne\, A. Mitchell\, Georg Vorhauer\, Gustave de Keukeleare\, Emile Baes\, Charles Frangois Daubigny\, Jacopo Bassano\, Alfred Stevens\, Andre Bayer\, Louis Goldfarb\, Henri Rousseau\, Roger Muhl\, Herve Half\, Arman\, Giovanni Battista Piranesi\, Man Ray\, Mark Shaw\, Hans Makart\, William Owen\, H. Lang\, Langer\, Tsuguharu Foujita\, Roger Bravard\, Leonie Humbert-Vignot\, Gustave Hervigo\, Rosalba Camera\, Philippe Cognee\, Patrick Leroy\, Eduardo Benito\, Marcel Vertes\, Paul Daemen\, Pierre Doutreleau\, Frangois Le Moyne\, J. Verspronck\, Jean Calogero\, Michel Aurousseau\, Roberta Remy\, G. Borgelli\, Frederic A. Bridgeman\, Charles Hermans\, Juan Gris\, Jean Carzou\, Richard Lindner\, Alphonse Mucha\, Erte\, Ignace Spiridon\, David Shepherd\, Marc Chagall\, Karel de Bauw\, Theodore Rousseau\, Joseph Maria Beckert\, Peter Paul Rubens\, Antoine Calbet\, Frangois Lafon\, Jacob de Wet\, Robert Falcucci\, William Stanley Haseltine\, Andy Warhol\, Lea Riviere\, Umberto Brunelleschi\, Francis Picabia\, Emmanuel Mane-Katz\, Henri Lebasque\, Wilhelm Hunt Diederich\, Louis Cabie\, Henry / Henri Picou\, Alex Kircher\, RWL\, Armand Meffre\, Lilya Cornell\, M.A. de Bustos\, Edme Bouchardon\, Helen Frankenthaler\, Tom Hopkins\, Robert Vonnoh\, Pierre Pages\, Auguste Delacroix\, Lucien Levy-Dhurmer\, Paul-Elie Gernez\, and Adolf de Haer.\nThe fine art selection ranges from Old Master and European School works to French academic\, Barbizon\, Art Nouveau\, Art Deco\, Cubist\, Fauvist\, Abstract Expressionist\, and Modernist compositions.\nSculpture\, Bronzes & Figural Works Sculptural highlights include works by: Alexander Archipenko\, F. Moreau\, Auguste Moreau\, Jules Felix Coutan\, Clodion / Claude Michel Clodion\, Etienne Henri Dumaige\, Mathurin Moreau\, Lawrence Dupuy\, Andor Ruff\, Salvatore Melani\, Koenig and Lengsfeld\, Henri Honore Pie\, Emilie Adolphe Monier\, Raoul Larche\, Robert P. Delandre\, Aug. Vautier\, Susse Freres\, Raoul Josset\, Wilhelm Hunt Diederich\, Albert Marionnet\, and Mario Buccellati.\nThe sculpture offerings include Cubist bronzes\, French Art Nouveau figures\, allegorical bronzes\, patinated and gilt examples\, bas-reliefs\, decorative panels\, and figural works from the 19th and 20th centuries.\nArt Nouveau\, Art Deco & Decorative Arts The auction features a strong selection of French and European decorative arts\, including glass\, ceramics\, lighting\, clocks\, furniture\, silver\, and design by: Louis Comfort Tiffany\, Tiffany Studios\, Louis C. Tiffany\, Muller Freres\, Charles Schneider\, Le Verre Frangais\, Emile Galle\, Legras\, Charles Catteau\, Boch Freres Keramis\, Royal Dux\, Meissen\, Sevres\, Milet\, Longwy\, Lalique\, Rene Lalique\, Leon Hatot\, Michael Powolny\, Loetz\, Andre Delatte\, Camille Faure\, Alexandre Marty\, Albert Marionnet\, Louis Majorelle\, Gabriel Viardot\, Christian Fjerdingstad\, Christofle\, Erik Kollin\, Faberge\, Koloman Moser\, Ludwig Schmidt\, Joseph Hoffmann\, J. & J. Kohn\, Thonet\, Mies van der Rohe\, Peill & Putzler\, Hagenauer\, Giorgetti\, WMF\, Boulenger\, Paul Utzschneider & Cie.\, Sarreguemines\, Roseville\, Rozane Ware\, Adolf Beckert\, and W.A. Baum & Co.\nHighlights include Tiffany Studios lighting and Favrile glass\, French Art Nouveau and Art Deco glass\, Galle and Legras vases\, Muller Freres lamps and chandeliers\, Lalique glass\, Boch Keramis and Catteau ceramics\, Sevres porcelain\, Royal Dux porcelain\, Longwy enamel\, Roseville pottery\, French bronze-mounted furniture\, Vienna Secession design\, Art Deco silverplate\, and decorative lighting.\nFurniture\, Lighting\, Clocks & Design The sale includes French\, Italian\, Austrian\, German\, Chinese\, and American furniture and design\, with examples ranging from 18th and 19th century traditional forms to Art Nouveau\, Jugendstil\, Vienna Secession\, Art Deco\, MidCentury\, and Modernist design.\nOfferings include gilt bronze mantel clocks\, French clock garnitures\, Napoleon III clocks\, Art Nouveau chandeliers\, Art Deco lighting\, Louis XV and Louis XVI style furnishings\, Orientalist furniture\, Chinese altar and games tables\, Brno-style chairs\, bentwood Vienna Secession seating\, designer lounge chairs\, marble-top tables\, mirrors\, carved parlor furniture\, and sculptural lamps.\nPorcelain\, Glass\, Silver & Objects of Interest Additional highlights include Meissen\, Sevres\, Royal Dux\, Boch Freres Keramis\, Longwy\, Roseville\, Sarreguemines\, Lalique\, Galle\, Legras\, Loetz\, Tiffany\, Christofle\, WMF\, Buccellati\, and Faberge-related works\, along with silver\, enamel\, cloisonne\, ceramics\, apothecary and scientific instruments\, manuscripts\, prints\, illuminated leaves\, aviation objects\, Native American works\, and historical curiosities.\nBUYER’S PREMIUM 30% Online (LiveAuctioneers\, Invaluable) • 25% bidding directly with Collective Hudson.\n34 Post Street\, Kingston\, NY 12401 • 845-514-2218 • lnfo@collectivehudson.com • www.collectivehudson.com \n\n \n \n Tweet\n \n \n \n \n Share\n 0\n \n \n \n \n LinkedIn\n 0 URL:https://antiquesandthearts.com/event/collective-hudson-the-best-sale-ever/ LOCATION:34 Post Street\, Kingston\, NY 12401\, 34 Post Street\, Kingston\, NY 12401 CATEGORIES:Auctioneer Events ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/jpeg:https://antiquesandthearts.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/05/collective_hudson.jpg END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR