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| Lot | Sale Price | ||
| 1006 |  |
1790 NEW YORK CITY MAYOR RICHARD VARICK SIGNED TAVERN & LIQUOR LICENSE DOCUMENT: From the original 1997, Early American History Auctions catalog: ''Document signed ''Rich. Varick'' as Mayor of New York, March 4, 1790, New York, 13'' x 8 1/2'', partly printed and accomplished in manuscript. A license issued to Hercules Wendover to maintain an inn or tavern in his home for one year. Not permitted is ''any Cock-fighting, Gaming, or Playing with Cards or Dice...'' The document is framed in a light wooden frame. Varick was Benedict Arnold's and Washington's personal secretary. Washington trusted him so much even after Arnold's treason that Varick transcribed all of Washington's papers.'' Framed 13 1/4'' x 8 3/4''. CONDITION: Some toning at folds and down left margin, also with separation at folds, all well away from Varick's signature, not examined out of frame. |
325 |
| 1015 |  |
EARLY BATTLE SCENE PAINTING, POSSIBLY JORIS VAN BREDAEL OR CIRCLE OF: Oil/Canvas, 23'' x 34.75'', scene depicts a very involved battle, with soldiers on horseback, firing pistols and waving swords, fallen horses and comrades, possible partial signature lower right, gilded frame, 29'' x 42''. From the estate of Dr. Luciana Maria (Wertheimer Von Ranshofenanshofen) Meyer. CONDITION: Older reline with repair to tear in right margin, several punctures, some scattered touches of inpaint, sporadic craquelure, needs cleaning, frame shows wear, sold as is. |
2250 |
| 1020 |  |
EARLY OIL/CANVAS CITY VIEW WITH TIBER RIVER, CASTEL SANT'ANGELO AND SAINT PETER'S BASILICA POSSIBLY ANTONIO JOLI: Oil/Canvas, 18.75'' x 24.25'', no visible signature, but one of the tombstones in the lower margin inscribed SPQR (Latin for Senatus Populus Que Romanus, loosely translated to Senate and the People of Rome), gilded gesso frame, 25'' x 30.5''. From the estate of Dr. Luciana Maria (Wertheimer Von Ranshofenanshofen) Meyer. CONDITION: Craquelure throughout, older reline, scattered touches of inpaint, needs cleaning, frame has wear and loss, sold as is. |
8500 |
| 1025 |  |
EARLY LANDSCAPE PAINTING WITH RUINS, IN THE MANNER OF PIERRE ANTOINE PATEL THE YOUNGER: Oil/Canvas, 20'' x 22.75'', no visible signature, gilded frame, 25.25'' x 29.5''. From the estate of Dr. Luciana Maria (Wertheimer Von Ranshofenanshofen) Meyer. CONDITION: Older reline, scattered craquelure, minor sporadic inpaint, frame shows wear, needs cleaning, sold as is. |
450 |
| 1026 |  |
EARLY LANDSCAPE PAINTING WITH RUINS, IN THE MANNER OF PIERRE ANTOINE PATEL THE YOUNGER: Oil/Canvas, Scene depicts figures near a river, with ruins, 19.75'' x 23.75'', no visible signature, gilded frame, 25.25'' x 29.5''. From the estate of Dr. Luciana Maria (Wertheimer Von Ranshofenanshofen) Meyer. CONDITION: Scattered craquelure, older reline, minor touches of inpaint, needs cleaning, frame shows minor wear, sold as is. |
400 |
| 1028 |  |
PATENIER, Joachim, (Patinir) attribution, (Flemish, 1480-1524): ''The Penitent St Jerome'', Oil/Cradled Wood Panel, 13'' x 17.25'', old labels affixed verso, one reads Museum of Fine Arts, and the other is an exhibition label from Johns Hopkins titled ''Landscape Painting From Patinir to Hubert Robert'' dated 1941, verified by the 1941 catalog of that exhibition, framed, 21'' x 25''. This picture was purchased at Christie's on June 6,7, 1974, in a sale called Fine Pictures by Old Masters, by our client's father. The catalog from this sale will be included in the lot, and given to the winning bidder. CONDITION: Some scattered inpaint, sporadic loss, repair to crack, sold as is. |
21000 |
| 1029 |  |
MOREAU, Mathurin, (French, 1822-1912): ''Le Retour de la Maison'', Bronze, signed, 33'' X 14'', signed. CONDITION: Overall wear to patina, left foot/base older repair, sold as is. |
1250 |
| 1040 |  |
PIRANESI, Giovanni Battista, (Italian 1720-1778): 4 Etchings, 1) ''Dimostrazione Del Fianco Del Teatro'', 2) ''Spaccatt Del Teatro'', 3) ''Spaccatt, Che Dimostano La Scena'', 4) The only framed print, ''Dimostrazione Dell'Apparato Della Scena Mobile'', framed, 26'' x 29.5'', 3 loose prints have dimensions, with margins of 16.75'' x 22.75''. CONDITION: Paper loss on loose pieces from tape removal, thin layer along edges verso, scattered staining, some tape repairs in margins, framed print not examined out of the frame, sold as is. |
175 |
| 1045 |  |
SEBALD, Hans, (German, 1500-1550): Standing Eve, Engraving, 3.25'' x 2.125'' with margins, framed, 7'' x 5'', monogramed upper right and dated 1523. CONDITION: Visible staining and discoloration, backed and laid down, vertical and horizontal creasing, sold as is. |
250 |
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