Museum Estate Sale

61. Remington Bronze “Northern” Sculpture, circa 1950’s. Pre-sale Est. $2,800 This cast bronze Remington sculpture was the first he did in the lost wax method and the 5th in his series of bronzes. Featuring the fierce winds blowing from the backside of the half frozen cowboy, shows the determination of the early man overcoming the West. Remington never thought this would be a very popular study, and he only made 3 original casts, but has become one his most sought after works. It measures 19-3/4” high, x 18-1/8” long, and 6-7/8” wide, on marble mount.

60. Remington Bronze “Mountain Man” Sculpture, circa 1960. Pre-sale Est. $3,800 This Remington cast bronze is considered by most, including Remington himself, one of his most revered and popular. It features the “Mountain Man” and depicts the typical Iroquois trapper descending the steep mountain hillsides. The detailing of this piece is one of his finest works, and the placement of the trappers horn, allows us to know this was one of the early castings. 25-3/4” tall, 18-1/4” long, and 9-1/4” deep, on a marble mount.

59. Pr. Royal Doulton Cobalt Blue porcelain Vases, circa 1920 Pre-sale est. $1250 This pair of exquisite vases were produced by Royal Doulton and are marked Doulton, with incised #S003X, plus an “L” with a g, along with a Gothic “o”. The bulbous lower portion has been cross-hatched for texture with florals of white petals. Several lines of gold around the various parts of these vases. There is a gold trim for the drip guard, then the cobalt again on the mouth. These measure 16” tall and about 8-1/2” in diameter.

73. Royal Worchester Porcelain Birds on Prickly Cactus, circa 1970 N/A This is a pair of porcelain birds, produced by Royal Worchester, each bird figure is mounted on a large prickly pear cactus. They are each about 11” high, and both have sustained some minor damage, such as missing thorns, or chips on birds.

29. Royal Rudlestodt Porcelain Vase , circa 1887 Appraisal Est. $350 Porcelain vase marked Royal Rudlestodt with RW red mark, and the bluish RW mark as well. Egg shaped porcelain container in white and blue background, with floral arrangements in various colorations. Stands on a triangular base with gold beading. 14” tall x 4-1/2” wide at the base.

28. CYBIS Madonna with Blue Bird, circa 1957. Appraisal Est. $900 Soft cast paste porcelain bust of the Madonna with a Bluebird resting on her right wrist. This is the original Cybis figurine, ( design #20206) produced in 1956-57 and was retired in 1989, and is one of the Biblical Collection Series. She is silently saying, “I Love You”, and for those that read sign language, she is actually signing that phase to the bird, but also to us. She sits on a mahogany stained wooden base, and stands 10” high.

57. Cordey China Company Porcelain Busts,. Circa 1950’s Pre-sale Est. $125 each (A) Lady dressed in a shawl and bodice, highly decorated in “porcelainized lace in gold, white, blue and pinks. #4014-P 7-1/4” tall. (B) Lady dressed in French high bow bonnet, again in porcelain lace of various colors. 7-1/2” tall. #4016-P (C) Man dressed in Victorian “Stetson” rolled, band style hat, again with porcelain lace of the style. #4015-P. 7’ tall. (D) Man dressed in tri-corner hat, and again with the styled lace of various colors.#4013-P 7” tall

21. French, “Daum Nancy” Blown Glass Vase, circa 1910 Appraisal Est. $2,700 Cameo blown & carved glass vase, tapering form with expanded ring below a widening shoulder. Carved and enameled with a lake landscape with trees and flora. Signed “Daum Nancy”- France. 10-7/8” high.

54. Jade Elephant Incense Pot, circa 1940. Pre-sale Est. $475 This multi-toned dark green jade incense pot with Elephant handles and temple dog finial has striations that appear to be silver, and others even a gold cast. The feet are round pegs, and the mythological face with a crown surrounds the head. The jade shades from extremely light green (almost translucent) to the very dark with mineral present throughout. 6-3/8” wide and 5-1/4” tall.

69. Foretay Bronze “Salome”, circa 1950. Pre-sale Est. $1100 Cast bronze sculpture by Swiss artist, Alfred-Jean Foretay, and titled “ Salome”. Measures 12-5/8’ tall, with cast signature FORETAY on the base. Part of the Collection Francaise.