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BRASS BUGLE ESTATE EVENT BOX LOTS
April 17th 2009 10:00 AM EST
BRASS BUGLE ANTIQUES ESTATE EVENT - Day 1
April 18th 2009 10:00 AM EST Auction Information:
Auctioneer:
EstateRoadShow
Date & Time:
April 19 2009, 10:00 AM EST |
Visit www.estateroadshow.com daily for updates while we unpack items from 3 very large trucks. Due to the large quantity of items 90% will be listed as TAG purchase online and in person prior to the live auction. You can email or contact us for a viewing appointment. Show piece advertised items will not be sold TAG. This event will have thousands of items from the estate, so plan on attending several live - online auctions starting this Spring. All items come with certificates of provenance. Buyers premium +10% on TAG and 15% day of live auction. Call us at 260-418-6576 to preview starting January 2nd at our gallery. =============================================================================================================================== Fine and costume jewelry collection of Connecticut dealer Louise Mondani Graham to be auctioned Spring 2009 - dates to be announced. Treasure trove left untouched for half a century MT. PLEASANT, S.C. - On Dec. 14, Estate Roadshow Auctions will conduct the first in a series of sales to disperse the remarkable personal collection and early store stock of Connecticut antiques dealer Louise Mondani Graham, who died in August. The initial session will consist entirely of fine and costume jewelry, much of which was purchased in the 1950s and '60s and stored away in boxes the owner never opened. According to Ann Valverde of Estate Roadshow's Research & Appraisals department, going through the boxes was "like opening packages on Christmas morning and finding beautiful antique and vintage treasures. Mrs. Graham had exquisite taste and a cultured eye for Art Nouveau and Art Deco design." From the mid-1950s until 2005, Graham operated her old-school antiques business, Brass Bugle Antiques, from a well-patronized barn in Cornwall Bridge, Litchfield County, Connecticut. The building gained acclaim after it was chosen to be the subject of an artwork by Graham's close friend, the noted New England painter Eric Sloane (1905-1985). # # # |
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