2024 Auction Schedule
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Spring Fine & Decorative Arts
April 26-27, 2024 at 9:00 am ET on each day
April 26, 2024 at 9:00 am ET
Featuring property from the collection of Malcolm Bradley, Richmond, VA; the estate of Charlie Casper, Pittsboro, NC; a Florida private collection; the Mattewson-Pierce Collection; the Higgs-Chope Collection, Williamsburg, VA; and a private New York City Collection; as well as institutional deaccessions from the Thomas Jefferson Foundation; the Mount Vernon Ladies Association; the Bennington Museum, Bennington, Vermont; and the Valentine Museum, Richmond, VA.; plus others. The auction offerings over two days will consist of a selection of American, English, and Continental silver; various ceramics, including a selection of Wedgwood Fairyland Lustre and Chinese articles; an excellent selection of art glass and lighting, including several fine examples by Tiffany Studios, Handel, and other makers; a good selection of jewelry and watches; antique coins and currency; a selection of antique, vintage, and contemporary paperweights and studio glass, including examples by Paul Stankard, David Graeber, Dale Chihuly, Ken Rosenfeld; plus more.
April 27, 2024 at 9:00 am ET
Featuring property from the collection of the late Dr. Larry McCallister, Muncie, IN; the collection of Malcolm Bradley, Richmond, VA; the estate of Charlie Casper, Pittsboro, NC; a Florida private collection; the Mattewson-Pierce Collection; the Higgs-Chope Collection, Williamsburg, VA; and a private New York City Collection; as well as institutional deaccessions from the Colonial Williamsburg Foundation; the Thomas Jefferson Foundation; the Mount Vernon Ladies Association; the Bennington Museum, Bennington, Vermont; the Wilton House Museum, Richmond, VA; and the Valentine Museum, Richmond, VA.; plus others. The auction offerings will consist of an excellent selection of lighting, including several outstanding examples by Tiffany Studios, Handel, and other makers; fine art, including paintings, prints, and statuary; a fine assemblage of 17th and 18th century brass candlesticks and other lighting; a large selection of American, English, and Continental furniture, including fine reproduction furniture by Baker, Eldred Wheeler, and others; Oriental rugs; decorative accessories, including tea caddies, desk articles, and other boxes; Asian decorative arts; plus more.
Public Previews
April 24-25, 10:00 am to 6:00 pm each day, and April 26-27, 8:00 am until the end of each day’s auction.
Catalogue
The full, detailed catalogue will be posted around April 12.
May EAPG Timed Auction
May 17-27, 2024
Featuring the collection of Jim and Sandra Hirzel of Reynoldsburg, OH. The Hirzel collection contains many iconic forms and patterns of EAPG, including a Washington water pitcher, a possibly unique Fine Rib with Cut Ovals water pitcher, a Bull’s Eye with Sawtooth jelly glass, and a stain-decorated Maine toothpick holder, among much more. Additional flint EAPG includes a near complete set of Argus/Early Thumbprint spherical covered compotes, only lacking the ultra-rare largest size. May will also continue with part five of the 5,000+ piece collection of the Minnesota Museum of American Pattern Glass, comprising the most comprehensive survey of stain-decorated EAPG ever assembled. The auction will go live beginning May 17 and conclude with a soft closing on May 27 beginning at 3:00 pm ET. All bidding will be through the JSEALive bidding platform only.
Soft closing with auto-extend feature
The published auction “closing” time is when bidding closes on the first lot. Subsequent lots will close every sixty seconds. Each lot displays a countdown clock showing its closing time. This staggering of end times allows for more comfortable bidding on multiple lots in the same auction. To prevent last-second sniping, any lot that receives a bid within sixty seconds of closing will reset its timer, adding another sixty seconds to its closing time. Please note that the extension of one lot’s closing time does not affect the closing times of subsequent lots.
Premier Americana
June 20-22, 2024 at 9:00 am ET on each day
Day One – Glass & Lighting
June 20, 2024 at 9:00 am ET
Featuring property from the Larry DeCan estate; the Lee Winborne estate collection, Roanoke, VA; a New York, NY private collection; the Matthew T. Hardesty Collection; an Ohio private collection; items deaccessioned by the Bennington Museum, Bennington, VT; the Thomas Jefferson Foundation; and Wilton House Museum, Richmond, VA, to benefit collections care, preservations, and future acquisitions; plus others. The day’s offerings will include a good selection of free-blown and mold-blown wares; bottles and flasks; utilitarian wares, such as milk pans and bowls; a collection of cup plates; rare colored vases and candlesticks; a fine selection of Sandwich pressed toy articles; banquet and other cut-overlay lighting, as well as astral, solar, and argand examples; plus an outstanding selection of primitive lighting.
Day Two – The Collection of Katherine “Kitty Sue” Pease, Los Angeles, CA
June 21, 2024 at 9:00 am ET
Jeffrey S. Evans & Associates is pleased to announce a special single-owner auction of the estate collection of Katherine “Kitty Sue” Pease of Los Angeles, CA. Kitty Sue was a life-long Los Angeles resident, who traveled regularly to the East Coast during the 1970s and 1980s in search of antiques and art, particularly Americana and folk art. The Pease Collection will include our usual fine selection of American folk carvings, including several cigar store trade figures and carousel-related material; textiles, including rare needlework and a large selection of quilts and coverlets; trade signs and an excellent selection of folk art, including rare fraktur-related drawings and several Bathing Beauty carvings; American furniture, including paint-decorated examples and several unique forms; a large selection of folk paintings, including several nautical scenes and a fine portrait of a boy attributed to William Matthew Prior; Native American material, including baskets and an excellent selection of beaded articles; early toys, doorstops, and other cast-iron; American scrimshaw; and a good selection of folk art canes and walking sticks.
Day Three
June 22, 2024 at 9:00 am ET
Featuring property from the collection of Diane and Dr. Robert Marsh, Lawrenceville, GA; the estate of Mary R. Nagel, Nazareth, PA; the collection of Malcolm Bradley, Richmond, VA; the collection of Julie Roe, Arlington, VA; the Higgs-Chope Collection, Williamsburg, VA; the Lee Winborne estate collection, Roanoke, VA; as well as institutional deaccessions from the Colonial Williamsburg Foundation; the Thomas Jefferson Foundation; the Bennington Museum, Bennington, Vermont; the Wilton House Museum, Richmond, VA; plus others. The day’s offerings will include our usual fine selection of rare Virginia & other Southern material, including Shenandoah Valley stoneware and other folk pottery; trade signs and an excellent selection of folk art, including an outstanding Frank Finney bird tree; British ceramics, including a fine collection of spatterware and an extensive collection of Staffordshire transfer-printed articles; a selection of primitive lighting; American silver, including a collection of Kentucky coin silver; 18th & 19th century formal and country furniture, including several examples from Boston and Philadelphia, as well as important Virginia and Southern pieces; 19th and early 20th century photography and related material, highlighted by a collection of Doris Ullman photographs; textiles, including quilts, coverlets, and samplers, including several fine examples with Virginia history; American fine & decorative art, including several important examples of early Southern portraiture; country accessories, including baskets and treen; Civil War, firearms, and other historical material.
Public Previews
June 18-19, 10:00 am to 6:00 pm each day, and June 20-22, 8:00 am until the end of each day’s auction.
Catalogue
The full, detailed catalogue will be posted around June 7.
Consignments
Jeffrey S. Evans & Associates is actively seeking fresh consignments for our monthly catalogued auctions, from single items to entire collections. We specialize in Americana of all types, especially Southern furniture, folk and decorative arts, quality American glass and lighting, 17th to 20th century ceramics, textiles and antique sewing accoutrements, plus all categories of fine art, valuable antiques and collectibles. For more information on consignment, please refer to our Consignment page.
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