Art Beyond the Ordinary! Brookline Virtual Event Starts Friday, 11/6 at 10AM at HuntEstateSales.com!

The Hunt Continues with Art Beyond the Ordinary!

Explore historic craftsmanship, fine art, designer décor, and bold fashion that brings art into everyday life.

This event goes LIVE ONLINE Friday, 11/6 at 10AM at HuntEstateSales.com!

Want early access? Join the Hunt! SIGN UP for our MAILING LIST to get early access and exclusive coupon codes. Send your request to join to maggie@huntestatesales.com, or 617-817-1178.

LOCATION: VIRTUAL EVENT at HuntEstateSales.com

SALE STARTS: Friday, November 6th at 10AM

SALE ENDS: Friday, November 20th at 5PM

COMPLIMENTARY LOADING: Saturday, October 21st, from 10 AM to 2PM

PICKUP LOCATION: Allston, MA

** the address will be issued after a purchase is made**

Need delivery? Shipping? Want to check it out in person before buying? No problem! Contact us at 617-817-1178 or maggie@huntestatesales.com

Discover a curated collection of Americana, New England primitives, folk art, and 19th-century craftsmanship.

1. From folk art to trench art.
2. Southern antiques.
3. Farm tables, Tavern tables and Cobblers benches.

Archival Luxury & Vintage Designer Clothing

1. Archival highlights from Hermès, Prada, Giorgio Armani, Jil Sander, Comme des Garçons and Christian Lacroix
2. Mikimoto pearls and costume jewelry
3. Men's and women's shoes

Fine Art, Antique Maps & Designer Décor

1. Signed works, antique cartography, and distinctive designer pieces anchor the art and décor selection.

Featuring:

1. Victor Vasarely, “MC-MC” (1969): Pencil-signed limited-edition screenprint, double-matted and framed with an adjustable picture light.
2. Willem van den Berg: Large oil painting of Volendam fishermen in a carved Dutch ripple/cassetta-style frame.
3. Richard Anuszkiewicz, “On Orange” (1973): Matching “Cool Center” and “Warm Center” screenprints; fair/vintage condition.
4. Jean-Michel Folon, “Ouverture”: Pencil-signed color aquatint with a personal dedication.
5. Jean-François de Lapérouse map (1797): Framed copperplate engraving of the Pacific Northwest coast.

And SO MUCH MORE

Welcome to a rare and meticulously curated event that brings together decades, centuries, of historic craftsmanship, fine art, archival fashion, and designer décor. This exclusive collection bridges the gap between historical significance and modern sophisticated living.

Stay tuned for additional details and pictures!

Happy hunting,

Maggie and Jim