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Lot# 2105
White marble tops, dore bronze mounts.
Approximate dimensions: 68 high x 45 wide x 18 inches deep..
Condition: Crack to one side pane. Several chips to marble edges. Light surface wear overall.
Keys available.
Estimate: $3500 - $4500
Lot# 2112
Single drawers to either side with two drawers to the front dore bronze mounts, inlaid decoration.
Approximate dimensions: 32 high x 23 wide x 19 inches deep..
Condition: Light wear overall, some peeling to veneer to the frame around the drawer edges.
Estimate: $2000 - $3000
Lot# 2119
With porcelain top and mounts throughout.
Approximate dimensions: 31 high x 53 wide x 20 inches deep..
Condition: Light wear overall, some marks to the porcelain.
Estimate: $4000 - $6000
Lot# 2121
Ornate giltwood frame hung with floral garlands, inset black lacquer relief carved chinoiserie panel.
Approximate dimensions: 35 1/2 high x 42 inches diameter..
Condition: Some rubbing and patina to the giltwood finish. Cracking to the lacquer top.
Estimate: $2500 - $3500
Lot# 2125
Pink/beige marble top, single drawer painted and parcel gilt finish.
Approximate dimensions: 29 high x 35 wide x 21 inches deep.
Condition: Marble top with later glue, scratches central. Patina and wear throughout.
Estimate: $2500 - $3500
Lot# 2125A
Giltwood carving throughout, pale green accents.
Approximate dimensions: 70 inches high..
Condition: Rubbing and patina to the painted finish.
Estimate: $2000 - $3000
Lot# 2129
Carved giltwood bases, tufted beige velvet upholstery.
Approximate dimensions: 21 high x 31 wide x 24 inches deep..
Condition: Some rubbing and wear to the bases.
Estimate: $1000 - $1500
Lot# 2132
Parcel ebonized trim, applied giltwood carvings, eglomise panels with ML monograms flanking the mirror.
Approximate dimensions: 35 high x 55 1/2 inches wide..
Condition: Minor corrosion to the mirror, some surface marks and patina to the finish throughout. Previous minor insect damage to the back and top.
Estimate: $800 - $1200
Lot# 2133
Inset black marble, eagle head supports terminating in claw feet.
Approximate dimensions: 29 high x 32 inches diameter..
Condition: Light wear overall.
Estimate: $3000 - $4000
Lot# 2137
Pedestal base on three claw feet, parcel gilt trim, the top with bird motif.
Approximate dimensions: 29 1/2 high x 26 1/2 inches diameter..
Condition: Light wear overall.
Estimate: $4000 - $5000
Lot# 2138
Thick green marble tops, carved giltwood bases.
Approximate dimensions: 35 high x 59 wide x 25 1/2 inches deep..
Condition: Some patina and rubbing to the giltwood finish.
Estimate: $4000 - $6000
Lot# 2139
Inset gray marble top, parcel ebonized trim, inlaid decoration around the edge and to the base.
Approximate dimensions: 31 high x 42 1/2 inches diameter..
Condition: Marble top with light scratches, repair to crack. Veneer to the top with cracks, some veneer loss and chipping with fill-in around the edges.
Estimate: $500 - $800
Lot# 2160
Black plastic seats on chrome finish bases, with footrests and height adjustment.
Adeco stickers to the underside.
Approximate dimensions: At highest 35 inches, at lowest 26 1/2 inches..
Condition: Light wear overall, bases with a couple small rust spots.
Estimate: $400 - $600
Lot# 2023
Late 19th to early 20th Century.
The robe is finely tailored with a right side opening, the dark blue ground silk fabric woven with repeated Buddhist treasure symbols roundels, the closure applied with six silk buttons, the pants are made of dark blue silk fabric, and the top portion is made out of light blue silk material.
Length of the robe: 55 1/2 inches (144.97 cm).
Sale of items to benefit the Monterey History and Art Association. This non-profit association has been a guiding force in preserving Montereys history since the founding of the association in 1931. Guarding Montereys precious historic assets and the preservation and presentation of its historical heritage for future enjoyment has been made possible by citizens who care and give generously of their time and resources.
The Associations mission is to share the histories and the diverse legacies of people, stories, and places that continue to shape Monterey. It possesses extensive collections of furnishings, paintings, photographs, costumes, books, manuscripts, and other artifacts focused on Monterey and California.
Estimate: $200 - $300
Lot# 2024
The top is constructed and altered from an original Chinese teal blue ground silk embroidered rectangular panel, the front and back embroidered in colorful threads and satin stitches, depicting lady companies by a child and a deer amongst blooming flowers and garden rocks, the panel bordered by black ground floral trims, the sleeves made from half translucent light blue chiffon silk material. The skirt is altered from similar Chinese silk material, the lower section decorated with blossoming flowers and ducks and birds, terminated with black ground floral hem.
Length of the top: 33 1/2 inches (85.09 cm) length of skirt: 35 inches (88.9 cm).
Sale of items to benefit the Monterey History and Art Association. This non-profit association has been a guiding force in preserving Montereys history since the founding of the association in 1931. Guarding Montereys precious historic assets and the preservation and presentation of its historical heritage for future enjoyment has been made possible by citizens who care and give generously of their time and resources.
Condition: Age related discoloration, fading and soil.
Estimate: $300 - $500
Lot# 2025
The first is a tightly pleated red ground two-part skirt with finely embroidered foliated borders, partially lined by green silk the second is a red ground skirt with front and back panels elaborately embroidered using couched gilt threads depicting elegant ladies in a garden, lined with light blue silk fabric and lamb fur trim.
Length of the longest 36 inches (91.44 cm).
Sale of items to benefit the Monterey History and Art Association. This non-profit association has been a guiding force in preserving Montereys history since the founding of the association in 1931. Guarding Montereys precious historic assets and the preservation and presentation of its historical heritage for future enjoyment has been made possible by citizens who care and give generously of their time and resources.
The Associations mission is to share the histories and the diverse legacies of people, stories, and places that continue to shape Monterey. It possesses extensive collections of furnishings, paintings, photographs, costumes, books, manuscripts, and other artifacts focused on Monterey and California.
Condition: Soiled, faded and discoloration.
Estimate: $400 - $600
Lot# 2026
Comprising 9 tall water goblets, 8 claret wine glasses, and 1 footed decanter.
All with BACCARAT FRANCE marks.
Approximate dimensions: Decanter 13 3/4 inches high, goblets 7 inches high, clarets 5 3/4 inches high..
Condition: Minimal wear.
Estimate: $600 - $1000
Lot# 2027
Comprising a scotch whiskey decanter, and a beaker form decanter.
Both with Baccarat marks to the undersides.
Approximate dimensions: Scotch decanter 11 1/2 high x 6 3/4 inches diameter, beaker decanter 9 1/2 high x 5 inches diameter..
Condition: Very light wear to undersides.
Estimate: $300 - $500
Lot# 2028
Comprising 2 slender bud vases, vase with swirl design, decanter, and 2 Massena pattern champagne flutes.
All with marks.
Approximate dimensions overall: 7 - 8 1/2 inches high..
Provenance: From the Estate of Lois Lehrman former owner/publisher of the Nob Hill Gazette for 38 years, Lois was the Co-Deputy Chief of Protocol for the city of San Francisco. She was Northwest Airlines London Business Woman of the Year. She held an honorary doctorate from the Academy of Arts and was so well known for her philanthropy throughout the Bay Area that she has a day named after her.
Condition: Light wear overall, evidence of use to the swirl vase and one bud vase.
Estimate: $300 - $500
Lot# 2029
Comprising octagonal ashtray, two pairs of hexagonal salt cellars, set of four salts with two larger additional all sharing one box, and 8 knife rests with the box fitted for 6.
Condition: Minimal wear, one square salt with a light scratch to the underside.
Estimate: $300 - $500
Lot# 2030
18 piece set.
Approximate dimensions: 9 1/2 inches high..
Condition: Minimal wear.
Estimate: $500 - $700
Lot# 2031
Comprising a slender oval form vase with oval faceted decoration and a round molded glass champagne bucket.
Both marked TIFFANY CO. to the undersides.
Approximate dimensions: Vase 11 1/4 high x 8 wide x 3 1/4 inches deep, bucket 7 1/4 high x 7 3/4 inches diameter..
Provenance: From the Estate of Lois Lehrman former owner/publisher of the Nob Hill Gazette for 38 years, Lois was the Co-Deputy Chief of Protocol for the city of San Francisco. She was Northwest Airlines London Business Woman of the Year. She held an honorary doctorate from the Academy of Arts and was so well known for her philanthropy throughout the Bay Area that she has a day named after her.
Condition: Light wear overall, light scratches to the undersides.
Original boxes included.
Estimate: $300 - $500
Lot# 2034
The Hawkes box cut with a diamond pattern, unhinged lid other boxes comprising four rectangular box forms, barrel chest form, and octagonal form with etched floral design.
Approximate dimensions overall: 2 - 4 high x 3 3/4 - 8 3/4 wide x 2 3/4 - 4 1/4 inches deep..
Condition: Octagonal box with repairs to chips. Hawkes box with a couple light chips to corners. Chips to the largest box. A couple light chips to the barrel chest box. Patina to the brass.
Estimate: $400 - $600
Lot# 2035
On marble bases, dore bronze mounts.
Approximate dimensions: 18 1/2 inches high..
Condition: Minor wear to bronze mounts, light chips to marble bases.
Estimate: $1000 - $1500
