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  • 7/29/2019 RESULTS: Christies Sale Of American Furniture and Decorative Arts | 25 September, New York

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    I m p o r t a n t A m e r i c a n F u r n i t u r e , F o l k A r t , S i l v e r , P a i n t i n g s a n d P r i n t s

    I n c l u d i n g M a s t e r w o r k s f r o m t h e W e s t e r v e l t C o m p a n y

    a n d S e l e c t i o n s F r o m T h o m a s Mo l e s w o r t h s R a n c h A C o m m i s s i o n

    New York, 25 September 2013, Sale #2729

    [All sold prices include buyers premium]

    189 lots sold Total: $5,836,375/ 3,618,553/ 4,318,918 84% sold by lot

    225 lots offered 0.62= $1 / 0.74=$1 96% sold by value

    Lot Description Estimate ($) Price Realized Buyer

    7

    A Queen Anne Carved Walnut Compass-Seat Side Chair

    The Carving Possibly By Samuel Harding Or Nicholas Bernard,

    Philadelphia, circa 1750200,000 300,000

    $579,750

    359,445

    429,015

    Anonymous

    30A Federal Satinwood-Inlaid And Verre Eglomise Mahogany Cylinder Desk-

    And-Bookcase, Probably Baltimore, 1800-1810150,000 300,000

    $567,750

    352,005

    408,780

    Alan Miller

    12

    A Chippendale Carved Mahogany Turret-Top Card Table New York,

    1750-1765 150,000 250,000

    $423,750

    262,725313,575

    Margaret Caldwell

    101A Pair Of Classical Parcel-Gilt, Verdigris And Brass-Inlaid Mahogany

    Caryatid Card Tables, Attributed To Duncan Phyfe, New York, 1815-1820 100,000 150,000

    $255,750

    158,565

    189,255

    Anonymous

    118

    A French Empire Ormolu Mantle Clock With A Figure Of George

    Washington Jacques Nicolas Pierre Franois Dubuc, Paris, 1815-1819 ,

    the dial signed Dubuc, Paris rue Michel Le Comte No.33 A Paris100,000150,000

    $219,750

    136,245

    162,615

    U.S. Private

    106

    A Classical Ebonized Mahogany And Ormolu-Mounted "Lighthouse"

    Timepiece , The Dial Signed By Simon Willard And Son,

    Roxbury, Massachusetts, 1823-1828

    60,000 90,000

    $195,750

    121,365

    144,855

    U.S. Private

    15A Queen Anne Carved And Figured Maple High Chest-Of-Drawers ,

    Philadelphia Or Chester County, Pennsylvania, 1735-174550,000 80,000

    $153,750

    95,325

    113,775

    U.S. Private

    144A Classical Parcel-Gilt, Ormolu-Mounted and Brass-Inlaid Rosewood

    Marble-Top Secretaire A Abattant, 1820-1830 15,000 30,000

    $129,750

    80,445

    96,0151

    U.S. Private

    26

    The Honorable Edward Killeran Federal Brass-Mounted And Inlaid

    Mahogany Tall-Case Clock, The Case Labeled By And Dial Signed By Aaron

    Willard; The Case Documented To William Fisk; The Dial Paintwork

    Attributed To Spencer Nolen, Boston, 1806

    60,000 90,000

    $117,750

    73,005

    87,135

    U.S. Trade

    125A Pair Of Classical Brass-Inlaid Mahogany Card Tables

    Attributed To Charles Honor Lannuier, 1810-1819 30,000 50,000

    $117,750

    73,005

    87,135

    U.S. Private

    Andrew Holter, Head of American Furniture and Decorative Arts, said, This auction marks Christies highest total for a mid-season

    sale since 2008, representing the constant strengthening of the market for American Furniture. The strong sell-through rates and

    exceptional prices achieved are a testament to collectors eagerness to acquire works of exceptional quality and provenance.

    Property from the Westervelt Company and the Estate of Eric Martin Wunsch performed extremely well and we are honored to

    have been entrusted with these esteemed collections. The Federal bookcase from the Westervelt Company achieved $567,750,

    while the Queen Anne chair from the Wunsch Estate realized $579,750, both soaring past their pre-sale estimates. We look forward

    to continued success in our Americana Week sales on 24 January 2014. Carolyn Pastel, Head of Sale, 20th Century Decorative Art

    & Design, added, We were very pleased with the results of Thomas Molesworths Ranch A Commission, which realized $355,125,

    signifying the great demand for original works from the designer of a distinctly Western style.PRESS CONTACT: Jaime Bernice | +1 212 636 2680|[email protected]

    Next Sale: New York, 24 January 2014

    Please clickhere to view the full international schedule of upcoming sales from the American Furniture department at Christies.Estimates do not include buyers premium.Sales totals are hammer price plus buyers premium and do not reflect costs, financing fees or

    application of buyers or sellers credits.

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