NYE & COMPANY FINE and DECORATIVE ARTS ONLINE AUCTION

HOLIDAY AUCTION

* Karl Springer, St. Louis, Baccarat, Daum, Lalique Glass, KPM

* Sterling Silver, Buccellati, Steuben, Period Furniture, Oriental Rugs

* Clocks, Tiffany, Ralph Lauren, Minton, Chinese Porcelains, And More

- Bloomfield, NJ, October 21, 2014

The current offering of Fine and Decorative Arts, Silver and Jewelry includes nearly 500 lots from various local collections. The auction, posted on Igavelauctions.com from October 21^st- November 4^th, will have galleries open for viewing from October 27th until the sale closes. It will not be open Saturday but will be open for viewing Sunday, November 2^nd, noon – 4pm. The public is welcome and encouraged to attend the exhibition.

A family downsizing from their duplex penthouse apartment nestled along the shore of the Hudson River consigned numerous Art Nouveau and French items. The Galle glass vases are oversized, as was much of the furniture. The apartment was sumptuously furnished to take advantage of the stunning views.

Another family consigned a lightly used Jezler 800 silver dinner service for twelve and serving pieces. They are also selling a Belgian tapestry and bronze sculptures by Australian artist, Tom Merrifield, a pair of Louis XV style fauteuils and many more pieces.

A woman living in Canada, New York and Switzerland is selling a portrait of a Russian soldier, jewelry and a Karl Springer bar cart, to name a few.

Approximately 500 lots are simultaneously being offered on igavelauction’s FRESH category, making the auction specifically geared toward the holiday shopping season. There is a wide variety of items suitable for gifts. Be sure to request condition reports for items of interest or stop in while the galleries are open to the public.

In early 2010, Nye and Company relocated to Bloomfield, New Jersey making them more easily accessible to New York City. Our location moments off major interstate arties (Garden State Parkway, New Jersey Turnpike, Routes 80, 280, 287) and State Routes 3, 46 and 23, is easily found by the large-format banners on the façade.