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Fall 2019 Auction Weekend
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Auction Location
Thomaston, ME 04861

Auction Dates and TimesSALE IS COMPLETED
Friday Nov 8, 2019 Completed Saturday Nov 9, 2019 Completed Sunday Nov 10, 2019 Completed

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Live Auction

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Thomaston Place Auction Galleries Fall 2019 Auction Weekend November 8, 9 & 10 at 11:00 a.m. Our three-day fall auction includes a bumper crop of fresh-to-the market rarities gathered from estates and collections throughout the U.S. This amazing and diverse inventory is sure to score home run among both collectors and decorators. On Friday, November 8, the auction will present important examples of American popular culture, led by 26 lots of rare 1909 -1912 baseball cards, an original Mayfair Studio first recording of Bob Dylan singing “Too Much of Nothing”, a George Harrison hand written note and drawing, plus a diverse group of autographs, rare documents and books, and estate jewelry. This day will feature Native American artifacts, featuring an early Plains Indian tomahawk, large carved totem pole, a Navajo Germantown eye dazzler rug, and Taino antiquities. Finally, there will be a group of over 70 fine portrait miniatures, featuring works by Jean Baptiste Isabey, Jean Baptiste Augustin, and Moritz Daffinger. On Saturday, November 9, we will offer an outstanding selection of antiques and fine art, featuring paintings by Edmund Charles Tarbell, Maurice Utrillo, John George Brown, William Garl Brown, Jr., William Partridge Burpee, and an early portrait attributed to John Brewster. A full-length Benjamin Franklin form figurehead from the sidewheeler SS Franklin will be presented, along with an 18^th Century tole tray painted with a shipwreck scene, a deck bell from the Pittsburgh riverboat “William Whigham”, and a Revolutionary War naval cannon salvaged from the Piscataqua river in 1954. There will be important antique furniture, such as a Boston Sheraton card table attributed to John & Thomas Seymour, a Federal period eagle-topped convex looking glass, and 17^th Century Continental elm trestle table. A large selection of Chinese antiques will include a middle Qing bulbous cinnabar vase and a 6-piece suite of Chinese embroidered silk court apparel. Finally, this day will include oriental carpets, decoys, weathervanes, fine weaponry, plus early clocks, silver and delft. On Sunday, November 10, the emphasis will be on late 19^th and 20^th Century decorative arts, led by abstract paintings by Christiaan Beekman, Alexei von Jawlensky, and William Baziotes; plus works by Thomas Hart Benson, Andre Harvey, Arthur Garfield Dove, Anthony Thieme, Emile Gruppe, Charles Dana Gibson, Eric Hopkins and Robert Laurent. Designer furniture such as an Edward Wormley designed mid-century sofa and Paul McCobb secretary desk will be sold, along with contemporary leather furniture, a George Smith Ltd. kilim covered sofa, and handcrafted pieces by Eldred Wheeler and D.R. Dimes. The estate jewelry & watch collection will include a lady’s ruby & diamond bracelet, platinum and diamond leaf form earrings, and Patek Philippe 18K gold wristwatch. Sunday will also offer a Laing’s Planetarium orrery, a selection of Japanese artifacts, Louis Vuitton steamer trunk and suitcases, Brother Thomas Bezanson art pottery, estate silver, art glass, and fine lighting fixtures. Comfortable seating and delicious catering await you in our auction hall. Please call ahead (1-207-354-8141) to ensure a reserved seat. If you are unable to attend, it would be our pleasure to take your bid by phone, absentee or internet via ThomastonLive (https://live.thomastonauction.com/) , LiveAuctioneers, or Invaluable. Visit our website at www.thomastonauction.com for full details and a complete virtual catalog. Buyer’s Premium is 17% (20% for online bidders). Please call our courteous and knowledgeable staff if you have any questions. If you will be visiting from away, Thomaston’s Hampton Inn is offering a special ‘auction goer’ room rate. Please call the hotel (207-594-6644) and request the ‘Thomaston Place Auction Galleries Rate’. New England’s Trusted Auction & Appraisal Professionals 51 Atlantic Highway (U.S. Route 1), Thomaston, ME 04861 Phone: 207-354-8141 Toll Free: 1-800-924-1032 FAX: 207-354-9523 www.thomastonauction.com - appraisal@kajav.com Kaja Veilleux, ME Lic AUC#902 - John D. Bottero, ME Lic AUC#1237 Carol Achterhof, ME Lic AUC#1517
Auction License: AUC1517

Listing Information

Thomaston Place Auction Galleries

Fall 2019 Auction Weekend

November 8, 9 & 10 at 11:00 a.m.

Our three-day fall auction includes a bumper crop of fresh-to-the market rarities gathered from estates and collections throughout the U.S. This amazing and diverse inventory is sure to score home run among both collectors and decorators.

On Friday, November 8, the auction will present important examples of American popular culture, led by 26 lots of rare 1909 -1912 baseball cards, an original Mayfair Studio first recording of Bob Dylan singing “Too Much of Nothing”, a George Harrison hand written note and drawing, plus a diverse group of autographs, rare documents and books, and estate jewelry. This day will feature Native American artifacts, featuring an early Plains Indian tomahawk, large carved totem pole, a Navajo Germantown eye dazzler rug, and Taino antiquities. Finally, there will be a group of over 70 fine portrait miniatures, featuring works by Jean Baptiste Isabey, Jean Baptiste Augustin, and Moritz Daffinger.

On Saturday, November 9, we will offer an outstanding selection of antiques and fine art, featuring paintings by Edmund Charles Tarbell, Maurice Utrillo, John George Brown, William Garl Brown, Jr., William Partridge Burpee, and an early portrait attributed to John Brewster. A full-length Benjamin Franklin form figurehead from the sidewheeler SS Franklin will be presented, along with an 18^th Century tole tray painted with a shipwreck scene, a deck bell from the Pittsburgh riverboat “William Whigham”, and a Revolutionary War naval cannon salvaged from the Piscataqua river in 1954. There will be important antique furniture, such as a Boston Sheraton card table attributed to John & Thomas Seymour, a Federal period eagle-topped convex looking glass, and 17^th Century Continental elm trestle table. A large selection of Chinese antiques will include a middle Qing bulbous cinnabar vase and a 6-piece suite of Chinese embroidered silk court apparel. Finally, this day will include oriental carpets, decoys, weathervanes, fine weaponry, plus early clocks, silver and delft.

On Sunday, November 10, the emphasis will be on late 19^th and 20^th Century decorative arts, led by abstract paintings by Christiaan Beekman, Alexei von Jawlensky, and William Baziotes; plus works by Thomas Hart Benson, Andre Harvey, Arthur Garfield Dove, Anthony Thieme, Emile Gruppe, Charles Dana Gibson, Eric Hopkins and Robert Laurent. Designer furniture such as an Edward Wormley designed mid-century sofa and Paul McCobb secretary desk will be sold, along with contemporary leather furniture, a George Smith Ltd. kilim covered sofa, and handcrafted pieces by Eldred Wheeler and D.R. Dimes. The estate jewelry & watch collection will include a lady’s ruby & diamond bracelet, platinum and diamond leaf form earrings, and Patek Philippe 18K gold wristwatch. Sunday will also offer a Laing’s Planetarium orrery, a selection of Japanese artifacts, Louis Vuitton steamer trunk and suitcases, Brother Thomas Bezanson art pottery, estate silver, art glass, and fine lighting fixtures.

Comfortable seating and delicious catering await you in our auction hall. Please call ahead (1-207-354-8141) to ensure a reserved seat. If you are unable to attend, it would be our pleasure to take your bid by phone, absentee or internet via ThomastonLive (https://live.thomastonauction.com/) , LiveAuctioneers, or Invaluable. Visit our website at www.thomastonauction.com for full details and a complete virtual catalog. Buyer’s Premium is 17% (20% for online bidders). Please call our courteous and knowledgeable staff if you have any questions.

If you will be visiting from away, Thomaston’s Hampton Inn is offering a special ‘auction goer’ room rate. Please call the hotel (207-594-6644) and request the ‘Thomaston Place Auction Galleries Rate’.

New England’s Trusted Auction & Appraisal Professionals

51 Atlantic Highway (U.S. Route 1), Thomaston, ME 04861

Phone: 207-354-8141 Toll Free: 1-800-924-1032 FAX: 207-354-9523

www.thomastonauction.com - appraisal@kajav.com

Kaja Veilleux, ME Lic AUC#902 - John D. Bottero, ME Lic AUC#1237

Carol Achterhof, ME Lic AUC#1517

Auction License: AUC1517

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Fall 2019 Auction Weekend

Thomaston Place Auction Galleries

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51 Atlantic Highway
Thomaston, ME 04861

Friday Nov 8, 2019 Completed
Saturday Nov 9, 2019 Completed
Sunday Nov 10, 2019 Completed

Listing Details
Thomaston Place Auction Galleries Fall 2019 Auction Weekend November 8, 9 & 10 at 11:00 a.m. Our three-day fall auction includes a bumper crop of fresh-to-the market rarities gathered from estates and collections throughout the U.S. This amazing and diverse inventory is sure to score home run among both collectors and decorators. On Friday, November 8, the auction will present important examples of American popular culture, led by 26 lots of rare 1909 -1912 baseball cards, an original Mayfair Studio first recording of Bob Dylan singing “Too Much of Nothing”, a George Harrison hand written note and drawing, plus a diverse group of autographs, rare documents and books, and estate jewelry. This day will feature Native American artifacts, featuring an early Plains Indian tomahawk, large carved totem pole, a Navajo Germantown eye dazzler rug, and Taino antiquities. Finally, there will be a group of over 70 fine portrait miniatures, featuring works by Jean Baptiste Isabey, Jean Baptiste Augustin, and Moritz Daffinger. On Saturday, November 9, we will offer an outstanding selection of antiques and fine art, featuring paintings by Edmund Charles Tarbell, Maurice Utrillo, John George Brown, William Garl Brown, Jr., William Partridge Burpee, and an early portrait attributed to John Brewster. A full-length Benjamin Franklin form figurehead from the sidewheeler SS Franklin will be presented, along with an 18^th Century tole tray painted with a shipwreck scene, a deck bell from the Pittsburgh riverboat “William Whigham”, and a Revolutionary War naval cannon salvaged from the Piscataqua river in 1954. There will be important antique furniture, such as a Boston Sheraton card table attributed to John & Thomas Seymour, a Federal period eagle-topped convex looking glass, and 17^th Century Continental elm trestle table. A large selection of Chinese antiques will include a middle Qing bulbous cinnabar vase and a 6-piece suite of Chinese embroidered silk court apparel. Finally, this day will include oriental carpets, decoys, weathervanes, fine weaponry, plus early clocks, silver and delft. On Sunday, November 10, the emphasis will be on late 19^th and 20^th Century decorative arts, led by abstract paintings by Christiaan Beekman, Alexei von Jawlensky, and William Baziotes; plus works by Thomas Hart Benson, Andre Harvey, Arthur Garfield Dove, Anthony Thieme, Emile Gruppe, Charles Dana Gibson, Eric Hopkins and Robert Laurent. Designer furniture such as an Edward Wormley designed mid-century sofa and Paul McCobb secretary desk will be sold, along with contemporary leather furniture, a George Smith Ltd. kilim covered sofa, and handcrafted pieces by Eldred Wheeler and D.R. Dimes. The estate jewelry & watch collection will include a lady’s ruby & diamond bracelet, platinum and diamond leaf form earrings, and Patek Philippe 18K gold wristwatch. Sunday will also offer a Laing’s Planetarium orrery, a selection of Japanese artifacts, Louis Vuitton steamer trunk and suitcases, Brother Thomas Bezanson art pottery, estate silver, art glass, and fine lighting fixtures. Comfortable seating and delicious catering await you in our auction hall. Please call ahead (1-207-354-8141) to ensure a reserved seat. If you are unable to attend, it would be our pleasure to take your bid by phone, absentee or internet via ThomastonLive (https://live.thomastonauction.com/) , LiveAuctioneers, or Invaluable. Visit our website at www.thomastonauction.com for full details and a complete virtual catalog. Buyer’s Premium is 17% (20% for online bidders). Please call our courteous and knowledgeable staff if you have any questions. If you will be visiting from away, Thomaston’s Hampton Inn is offering a special ‘auction goer’ room rate. Please call the hotel (207-594-6644) and request the ‘Thomaston Place Auction Galleries Rate’. New England’s Trusted Auction & Appraisal Professionals 51 Atlantic Highway (U.S. Route 1), Thomaston, ME 04861 Phone: 207-354-8141 Toll Free: 1-800-924-1032 FAX: 207-354-9523 www.thomastonauction.com - appraisal@kajav.com Kaja Veilleux, ME Lic AUC#902 - John D. Bottero, ME Lic AUC#1237 Carol Achterhof, ME Lic AUC#1517