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The highlight of the 330 lots of miniature lamps offered were examples of the Swan figural lamp in all four known opaque colors, each complete with its extremely rare original shade and in excellent condition. The two most elusive colors being pink [Lot 57] and green [Lot 56] which sold for $6,325 and $5,175 respectively.
Jeffrey S. Evans & Associates’ first auction of the 2016 season offered important collections of 18th to 20th century American and European glass in two unreserved sessions. The wide and varied selection drew 4,175 registered bidders from 43 different countries, the 1172 total lots grossed $400,000.00. All prices include the buyer’s premium. Session one on
Lot 117: Sold $632.50 Jeffrey S. Evans & Associates’ February Variety auction contains a true diversity of material and will include everything from Native American pottery to early pewter; Arts and Crafts to early camera equipment and photographs; rare Depression glass to vintage cigar cutters and candy containers , all to be sold on February
Sold November 13, 2004 for $962,500 – a record auciton price for Southern Decorative Art/Folk Art/Furniture (now Jeffrey S. Evans & Associates, Inc.) LOT 237: EXTREMELY IMPORTANT JOHANNES SPITLER (1774 PAINTED DECORATED YELLOW PINE PINE HANGING CUPBOARD, SHENANDOAH (NOW PAGE) COUNTY, VIRGINIA, molded cornice applied to a gouge-carved and pricked dentil frieze which in turn
Welcome to the new Jeffrey S. Evans & Associates website! Over three years in the making. Comprising over 100,000 searchable past auction sales records from 2004 to present. The web’s largest resource for Shenandoah Valley of Virginia decorative arts, and early American glass and lighting. All still absolutely free and with no registration required. We have retained