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First up was a Chorographical Map of the Province of New York by Claude Joseph Sauthier, published in 1779 by William Faden, London. The sizable map in three panels, each 25¼ by 55 inches and comprising two seamed sheets, opened at $2,760 and the bidding was all between the phones. The lot achieved $13,800.cheap tiffany The very next lot across the block was a Victorian tubular, chiming tall clock with silvered and gilt face and moon phase, with its tubes signed Durfee. The circa 1890 clock, measuring 8 feet 5 inches tall, sold just above high estimate at $11,500.wholesale tiffany jewelry Then, a Panamint pictorial basket with an 11½-inch diameter by a weaver named Anna Hughes crossed the block. The beautifully made basket had great provenance in that it was offered with a small photo album showing the weaver with — and wearing — the basket, and dating the basket to 1926. It tripled its high estimate to bring $8,625 from a phone bidder.tiffany jewelry The top lot of the Auction came from the fine art category — a Venetian harbor scene near St Mark’s Cathedral, attributed to Jacobus Storck, in a period frame, that was a good buy at $14,950. Paintings performing above estimate included a Henry Gasser oil on Masonite depicting a New England fishing village in winter for $7,475, Jay Hall Connaway’s “The Sea Wall,” a 24-by-36-inch oil on canvas for $6,900 and an Eighteenth Century, unsigned French School work in the manner of Nicolas Lancret titled “The Elegant Dancer” at $3,910. Equally strong lots were an Arthur Gibbes Burton oil on canvas, “Cedars of Newfane,” that trumped its $200/300 estimate to bring $2,760 and Rockwell Kent’s “Lover’s Embrace” woodcut, pencil signed, that achieved ten times its low estimate to bring $5,750. Other standouts in this diverse Auction ran the gamut from an antique violin labeled C.A. (Claude Augustin) Miremont, from 1866, that realized $10,925 to a pair of French bronze and rouge marble candelabra with six lights that fetched $4,830. Asked if the violin was a surprise, DeStories said, “It had the label of a significant maker, but I think that was a strong price even for the maker.” Several fine watches were offered, led by an 18K gold pocket watch by the Unites States Watch Company, dated 1875, with a presentation on the inside cover, that made $5,750, far surpassing its $800–$1,200 estimate. Other watches sold included a man’s Rolex two-tone wristwatch, Oyster perpetual, for $2,760 and a Chopard 18K wristwatch with diamonds, Geneva, at $1,840. A standout among jewelry was a diamond ring set in platinum, featuring a 1.69-carat center stone flanked by two baguette diamonds, which sold at its high estimate for $10,350. Other jewelry highlights included a 14K white gold diamond cocktail ring for $1,840, a 14K gold charm bracelet, having nine charms set with gems, at $2,300, and a Chinese green jade bracelet ($400/600) that fetched $3,220. Leading the furniture category was a Queen Anne banister back side chair from coastal New England, carved in open work crest, early Eighteenth Century, that attained $7,475. Also crossing the block were a matched pair of Venetian commodes in burled walnut with crossbanding, Eighteenth Century, having curved skirt and feet, selling within estimate at $6,325; an Italian baroque walnut trestle table with scalloped legs and stretcher, circa 1650, for $4,600; a Regency Pembroke table with a rosewood top and parcel-gilt ebonized ****, 28 inches tall, that nearly doubled its high estimate to bring $2,530; and a French Empire style secretaire a Abattant with bronze mounts, late Nineteenth Century, at $2,300. Highlighting the nearly two dozen Asian Arts offerings in the sale was a Chinese celadon bowl with carved cover, together with ****, 11¾ inches tall, surpassing its $300/400 estimate to fetch $3,910. Shining bright among silver were a set of four Continental silver candlesticks, each depicting a different mythological figure, that realized $2,990, an American sterling repoussé tea set of six pieces, monogrammed and dated April 26, 1900, that took $2,760 and a 60-piece set of Jean Puiforcate silver flatware from the early Twentieth Century that made $2,070. A Gorham silver mounted ivory cup with a steeple chase scene (now faded) went out at $2,530. Among the fine Oriental rugs crossing the block were a room-size Shiraz at 18 feet, 6 inches by 10 feet, 3 inches, that sold within estimate at $3,910 and a Persian Kerman at 7 feet, 6 inches by 12 feet, 2 inches for $1,495. Rounding out the sale were a Russian carved agate baboon with ruby eyes that brought $4,140, an early fraternal sword with scabbard, having a 25-inch engraved blade, that sold for $2,530 and a Louis Vuitton trunk with fitted bottom and three removable trays going out at $3,680. All prices reported include the buyer’s premium. For additional information, Fairfield Auction, Connecticut's leading auctioneer of antiques and fine art, estate appraiser, antique expert and buyer. Free appraisals of antiques and fine art every Tuesday 10-1. We sell and appraise Americana, folk art, paintings, bronzes, Tiffa or 203-880-5200. A Louis Vuitton trunk with fitted bottom and three removable trays, 24 by 19آ½ by 15 inches, brought $4,255. Labeled C.A. (Claude Augustin) Miremont, 1866, the antique violin sold well above its estimate when it attained $10,925. Dated 1875 with presentation on inside cover, this 18K gold pocket watch from the United States Watch Company, sold for $5,750 to a phone bidder. 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