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A “Glamour in Bronze” series Art Deco bronze sculpture by the father of the Art Deco movement, the immortal Erte (Romain de Tirtoff, Russia & France, 1892-1990). Titled “Daydreams” with 23 Carat yellow gold leaf, red and gold patinas, gold link chain and polished embellishments. This magnificent bronze is of a sun kissed and glamorous raven haired beauty, relaxed, smoking a golden opium pipe while exposing her torso adorned with gold multi link chains which fall ever so perfectly down the small of her back, then connect to a golden blanket draped over her legs, as she rests on a bed table with golden supports, figural robed men wearing Chinese masks. This sculpture is one of a limited edition. The clay and then plaster model, the mold, the initial casting, and the patination were created under the supervision of the artist and were approved by him. The artist’s signature was signed in wax, from which a stamp was made and approved by the artist. Each casting is stamped with the artist’s

A champion of the road, in striking black and chrome, a 2001 Victory V92C Deluxe motorcycle. Be the master of the main drag on this instant American classic. Made in Spirit Lake, Iowa this very well maintained bike is a sight to behold. Outfitted with black leather saddle bags, the piece also has black suede fringe on the handles, fenders and footrests, with a matte black 2-in-1 exhaust, making this formidable cruiser appear even more hard-core. Burn some rubber on the big slab this summer! 41,235 miles, beautifully maintained. Standard features and specifications: LENGTH: 90.2 in. WEIGHT: 663 lbs. GROUND CLEARANCE: 5.5 in. WHEELBASE: 63.3 in. SEAT HEIGHT: 28.5 in. ENGINE: Oil/air-cooled, 50 degree V-Twin Engine, 4- valves per cylinder, Single overhead cam, self adjusting cam chains, hydraulic lifters DISPLACEMENT: 1507cc BORE X STROKE: 97mm x 102mm COMPRESSION RATIO: 8.5:1 CARBURETION: Electronic Fuel Injection, 44mm throttle bores EXHAUST: 2 into 1, oversized cannister TRANSMISS

A gorgeous lady’s 14K yellow gold marquise diamond ring. The ring is AGS certified and comes with a facsimile of the AGS appraisal. The center marquise cut diamond measures 7mm and is 1.54 carats with SI2-clarity and I-color. The 18K yellow gold setting features four vertical rows, each with three channel set round diamonds, 24 in all. The 24 round diamonds are 1.25 carat total weight VS2-clarity and E-G color. Marked “14K” to the inside of the band.

An exciting and beautifully presented Peter Max (New York, b. 1937), original mixed media, acrylic and color lithography on paper, titled “Walking in Reeds.” A brilliantly rendered piece from one of the masters of psychedelia, portraying a figure in a red robe and galero, perchance a papal reference, depicted standing along a shoreline dotted with reeds. Signed in the upper right, housed in a distressed finish gilt frame with stylized leaf detail, and linen matte.

A gorgeous and palliative modern art glass vessel by well known Pacific Northwest artist Christopher Hawthorne. Believed to be from his “Tidepool Refuge” series, the large vessel is sensationally designed, the shape of the walls of the vessel capturing the essence of the movement of water, the body of the piece filled with mollusk and coral – like shapes, mimicking the array of life found in the waters of the Pacific. Hawthorne is well known for his creation of massive vessels and sculptural pieces that convey the luminescent colors and shell-like forms of a mythical undersea world. The artist designs and creates each piece himself, to great effect, and this piece will not disappoint the discerning collector. Signed on the base.

A beautiful trio of hand formed, figured, incised and glazed art pottery female figures, each similarly adorned in green, espresso, rust and mustard hues, in stoic poses. Each is signed “EWF” seemingly and dated 1999. A beautiful set, purchased from the Nancy Markoe Gallery on St. Pete Beach, Pass-a-Grille, Florida. Cleverly designed, each has a removable head so that the pieces could double as pitchers.

A hand blown art glass bowl by well known Ohio glass artist Robert Eickholt (Columbus, Ohio, 20th, 21st century), in earth tones, with a mottled, swirled design in a loose configuration, the piece cased in clear glass, in a biomorphic shape. Signed on the base, dated 2002.

A Peter Max (New York, b. 1937) mixed media with acrylic and color lithograph on paper, titled “New Moon,” completed in 2006, signed in acrylic in the upper right. An alluring piece by the master of the psychedelic genre, here a rather sweet moment rendered, a figure stands beneath an umbrella, against the rising moon, streaks of color filling the field. Housed in an ebonized frame with linen matte. Includes a certificate of authenticity from Park West Gallery.

A handsome modern – contemporary Henredon shocase / display cabinet, in white washed oak, with canted corners, glazed beveled glass doors and side panels, , two tone pewter and brass tone door handles, with a dark brass colored metal band running around the top and base. The piece also features a halogen lighted interior, with four removable glass shelves. Please see lots 012, 018, 054 and 208 for the companion pieces.

A distinguished contemporary – modern Henredon dining table and chairs, in tempered glass, whitewashed oak and brass. The table, Art Deco in form, the large sculpted edge glass top supported by a curved base of white washed oak with brass tone trim. The chairs, a contemporary form of the Sheraton style, also in white washed oak, with open “wheel” back rests, over tapered, square legs, peach microfiber upholstery, with brass caps on the front legs. The set includes two arm chairs and six side chairs. Beautifully maintained. Companion to items 018, 054, 207, and 208

A larger sized modern display pedestal made of black Formica. The top has a florescent light below white Plexiglas and will rotate. A great piece to show-off glass or sculpture.

A gorgeous Erte limited Edition hand made crystal and bronze vase, made in collaboration with Baccarat titled “Sea Maidens Vase”. The full lead crystal vase is hand blown, hand cut, hand polished and etched to the bottom and side with Baccarat marks. The polished bronze figural mermaid handles were made with the lost wax process. One handle is etch signed “Erte” to the back of the one mermaid figure. The shell of the handle is stamped “1985” and notes that this piece is the first edition of 199 pieces made. Includes a Certificate of Authenticity from Benedetti Gallery of New York.