Four (4) Louis Vuitton luggage Items, including a tote bag and folding suitcase with two detachable toiletry/garment bags. 1st item: Brown and tan tote bag with exterior pockets on either side. Plastic lining and pockets on interior. Monogrammed plaque "WKS" on exterior front pocket. Tag with Louis Vuitton name on interior. No key available for […]
Lot 700: Meeks Sofa and Side Chairs, Hawkins and Stanton Hall
Meeks laminated and carved rosewood sofa in the Hawkins pattern and two (2) side chairs in the Stanton Hall pattern, all covered with pink velvet upholstery, with tufted backs. Sofa with with an arched carved shell, floral and grape motif crest over an upholstered cartouche shaped back flanked by reticulated carved stiles and shaped upholstered […]
Lot 701: Four Stanton Hall Meeks Chairs: 2 Armchairs & 2 Sidechairs
Group of four (4) Meeks Stanton Hall pattern laminated rosewood chairs, including two (2) armchairs and two (2) side chairs, covered with red velvet upholstery, backs are tufted. Armchairs with an arched carved floral crest over an upholstered cartouche shaped back flanked by reticulated carved stiles and shaped open partially upholstered arms, above a carved […]
Lot 699: Gothic Walnut Hall Tree, MS History
Gothic Revival hall tree with Jackson, Mississippi history; walnut with poplar secondary, comprised of two parts. Top with central arched mirror flanked by narrower mirrors with Gothic wood overlay, open-carved crest with carved spires and Gothic open carved sides. Base with a shaped top over a dovetailed center drawer with carved Gothic fretwork below each […]
Lot 697: Rosewood Tea Chest plus 3 small boxes
Rosewood Tea Chest plus three (3) small antique boxes, 4 items total. 1st item: Inlaid Satinwood tea caddy, rectangular with canted corners, ebonized inlaid edges and inlaid conch shell to top and leaf inlay to front section. 4 1/2" H x 4 3/4" W x 3 1/2" D. English, late 18th century. 2nd item: Rectangular […]
Lot 698: Renaissance Revival Medallion-Back Chair, Hunzinger Attrib.
Carved Renaissance Revival walnut arm chair attributed to George Hunzinger (1835-1898), comprised of a pierced and carved crestrail with central carved maiden's head medallion above a partially upholstered back with curved sides comprised of turned spindles. Shaped padded seat with curved arms terminating in carved figural maiden's heads, over a pierced and carved skirt joined […]
Lot 696: Nikolai Blokhin Conte Crayon Drawing, Self-Portrait
Nikolai Blokhin (Russia, b. 1968) conte crayon drawing on paper titled "Self-Portrait" depicting a portrait of the artist as a young man. Signed "Blokhin" lower right, obscured by mat. Partial conte crayon self portrait sketch and pencil inscription reading "Blokhin, Self Portrait" en verso of paper. Paper label with artist's name, title, medium, and dimensions […]
Lot 694: Gennady Ulybin O/C Painting, Forest Waterfall Landscape
Gennady Ulybin, also spelled Guennadiy Ulibin (Russian, 20th century), Russian Impressionist oil on canvas landscape painting titled "After Spring Rain" depicting a small waterfall in a forest setting. Signed lower right. Paper label with artist's information, pencil inscription with date "1996", and ink stamp in Cyrillic text, en verso. Housed in a molded gilt wood […]
Lot 693: Aleksander Kremer O/C, The Bell Tower
Aleksander "Sasha" Markovich Kremer (Russian Federation, born 1958) impressionistic oil on canvas landscape titled "The Bell Tower", depicting a street with a line of mostly bare trees framing a bell tower, possibly the Saint Nicholas Naval Cathedral Bell Tower in Saint Petersburg, Russia. Signed "Kremer" lower right; label with title en verso. Housed in a […]
Lot 692: Attr. Vladimir Chudnov O/C, St. Michael's Palace Interior Scene
Attributed to Vladimir Chudnov (Ukranian, 20th century) oil on canvas painting depicting a man in military uniform standing in a room of St. Michael's Palace, also called the Mikhailovsky Castle or the Engineers' Castle, in Saint Petersburg, Russia. Signed lower right. Housed in a giltwood frame. Sight – 28 1/2" H x 38 1/2" W. […]