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THREE INSIDE PAINTED SNUFF BOTTLES. China, 20th century. The lot consisting of three glass bottles

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THREE INSIDE PAINTED SNUFF BOTTLES. China, 20th century. The lot consisting of three glass bottles
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Fairfield, Maine
THREE INSIDE PAINTED SNUFF BOTTLES. China, 20th century. The lot consisting of three glass bottles all with inside painted design. One with applied metal accents and another with cut overlay design. One with carved wood stand. SIZE: 3" h, 3" h, 2-1/2" h without stoppers PROVENANCE: Estate of a Midwestern Public University Chancellor who died in the late 1930's. This Chancellor was invited to speak in China in 1930s, and visited Japan and India where he acquired this item. CONDITION: Smallest with flea bite to the edge of opening, otherwise good. 49918-7
THREE INSIDE PAINTED SNUFF BOTTLES. China, 20th century. The lot consisting of three glass bottles all with inside painted design. One with applied metal accents and another with cut overlay design. One with carved wood stand. SIZE: 3" h, 3" h, 2-1/2" h without stoppers PROVENANCE: Estate of a Midwestern Public University Chancellor who died in the late 1930's. This Chancellor was invited to speak in China in 1930s, and visited Japan and India where he acquired this item. CONDITION: Smallest with flea bite to the edge of opening, otherwise good. 49918-7

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Lots: 1000-1262
Lots: 2000-2651
Lots: 3000-3470
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203 Skowhegan Road
Fairfield
Maine
04937
United States

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February Fine Art, Antiques & Asian Auction

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Session 1: Lots 1000-1262
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This sale will feature 250+ American & European paintings, portraits, prints & bronzes including important works by Martin J Heade, John S. Sargent, Hans Hofmann, Howard Terpning, Attributed to Edvard Munch (bronze) & more, 650+ lots of American & European furniture & accessories; 450+ lots of Asian items. Items from various Estates & collections across the United States including the Estate collection of Siro R. Toffolon of Old Lyme, CT. Siro Toffolon was a noted scholar & collector specializing in clocks, silver & furniture. Categories include important folk art, Oriental rugs, Weathervanes, Furniture, Textiles, Nautical Paintings, Historical items including Civil War, Native American, Clocks, Porcelain, Silver, Asian items featuring a Rare & Important Carved Rhinoceros Horn Cup (17th/18th Century). Other items include Porcelain, a quantity of Jade, Silver, Bronzes, Furniture, Textiles, Cloisonné, Snuff Bottles, paintings & scrolls. We are also very pleased to present the remaining personal collection of Dr. Helga Wall-Apelt.

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Anthony Wu – Former Asian Art Department Head at one of Toronto’s largest auction houses. Anthony will consult, catalog and review collections for our future auctions & consignors. Anthony will travel to review fine collections anywhere throughout North America for potential consignment.

Joshua Chamberlain – A leading east coast Asian dealer & expert with a vast general knowledge of Asian items with great emphasis on fine porcelain. Mr. Chamberlain will consult, catalog and review collections for our future auctions & consignors. Mr. Chamberlain will also be available on specific dates at our Woburn, MA office to review & take in consignments.

With completion of the recent renovation of our Massachusetts office, we look forward to the opportunity to better serve our past & future clients in the Boston area as well as Southern New England & beyond!

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