Estate of Kathy Wegman
Jun 5
9am to 4pmJun 6
9am to 4pmJun 7
9am to 4pmTerms & Conditions
~This is a three day sale with items being full price on Friday, 25% off on Saturday and most items at 50% off on Sunday.
~Numbers will be given out about an hour prior to start time.
~Because of the current CoVid-19 crisis we will be following strict social distancing protocol. We will be sharply limiting the number of people at one time in the house. MASKS ARE REQUIRED BY ALL CUSTOMERS. Because of the limitation of customers into the house, wait times may be long. We ask for your patience. Hand sanitizer will be provided at the door. We are also asking that no children come to the sale. Having a public sale during this crisis is a whole new world for us, so please have patience while we try to do this safely.
~All items are to be removed the day of the sale.
~Please bring a helper for loading large pieces of furniture.
~We accept cash & checks from known parties with the proper I.D. Sorry, no credit cards.
~Not responsible for on-site accidents.
~Please be respectful of all neighbors and do not park in front of their driveway. Also please make sure you are not blocking the flow of traffic.
~We do not offer pre-sales and prices will not be released till the start of the first day.
~All items are sold as is with no refunds.
Artifacts
Description & Details
Artifacts is extremely honored to be doing the sale for the estate of Kathy Wegman. Kathy was an accomplished artist and amazing collector of beautiful objects. Below is a partial list of items up for sale.
ART
There are many artists represented: Kathy and Tom Wegman, Eugene Ludins, Ellis Nelson (dragon sculpture), Sylvia Schuster, Betsy Youngquist, Lou Picek, George Catlin, Beth Bird, Barbara Moss, Frank Bushyhead, Nina Liu, Shumpei Yamaki, Chris Carman, Robert Cartwell, Kitagawa Utamaro, Roger Broer, Maxcast, Marcia Wegman, the Aguilar family, Deb Groover, Ann Wood & Dean Lucker, Jeff Jackson, Billy Wara.
Glasswork by Robert Eickholt, Kenny Walton, Blenko, McGhee and others.
ETHNOGRAPHIC ART
A large collection of Mexican folk pottery, painted retablos, dolls, alebrijes, carved religious figures, Day of the Dead items, paintings, tinwork, jewelry and more.
Native American beadwork, fetish figures, pottery, textiles, silverwork, basketry, birchbark items, and hundreds of Iroquois beaded whimsies.
African masks, wood sculptures, beadwork, bronze sculpture, spears and more.
Haitian metalwork
FURNITURE
Pine corner cupboard, dining table with set of red leather chairs, Afghani trunk, Amana sofa, two pie safes, tall glass display cases, pair of rattan chairs, sofa, side chairs, rockers, twig furniture, Lazy Boy recliner, oak dresser, drop leaf table, bar stools, hooked rugs by Meg Little , outdoor furniture, enamel table, plant racks, shelving and more.
JEWELRY
Kathy was an avid beader, so there are beads, beads and more beads! Other jewelry includes artistmade gold rings and earrings, sterling pieces (including a beautiful choker by William Spratling), turquoise items, cufflinks, pins....
MISCELLANEOUS
Architectural copper spires, carved wood Buddha, pottery (Studio, Van Briggle, Hull, Roseville, Wedgwood), Civil War belt buckle, fishing decoy, beaded French funeral cross, artbooks, bones and fossils, seashell collection, shell art, gazing balls, kitchenware, textiles, toys and dolls, frames, lighting, linens, luggage, clothing (including a fantastic red cut beaver fur coat), posters, cameras, lp's and much more.
GARAGE ITEMS
Toro snow blower, Toro leaf blower, ladders, tools, yard art, sleds, pellet guns and much more.
Please check back for updates to the listings and photos. We are still discovering more treasures every day!
If you have questions, please contact Artifacts Mon-Fri from 10-6 at 319 358-9617. Thanks!
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