The major rate of the working day was $40,625, acquired by Martiros Saryan’s oil on canvas landscape of a mountain and valley.
GLEN COVE, N.Y. — A variety of up to date art and Midcentury Modern home furnishings took middle stage at Roland Auctions NY’s 1st auction of the New Calendar year on Saturday, January 7, with an oil on canvas by artist Martiros Saryan (Armenian, 1880-1972) staying the large vendor of the day. The sale also featured operates by D*Face, Andy Warhol, KAWS, Dale Chihuly, Lucio Fontana, Flo Perkins and DAIN, alongside with hundreds of heaps of high-quality art, attractive arts, Twentieth Century modern day, antique and vintage home furnishings, textiles, silver, gold, jewelry, rugs, collectibles and Asian Art.
The major vendor was Martiros Saryan’s “Mountain & Valley” landscape, an oil on canvas portray of a mountain and valley landscape with oxen and plow in the foreground, signed decrease left and dated, 1921 it was accompanied by a provenance certification and measured 23½ by 19½ inches. Bidding quickly escalated from its estimate of $10/15,000 to promoting for $40,625.
Also carrying out effectively in the artwork category were Jean Dufy’s (French, 1888-1964) oil on canvas portray titled “Clown,” signed decreased left with labels to reverse, which brought $5,000 and a Gayane Khachaturian (Georgian-Armenian, 1942-2009) oil on canvas, “Musician with Onlookers,” which depicted a woman musician with onlookers, signed lower suitable, advertising for more than a tune at $4,375.
Decorative arts also shined, with a Dale Chihuly (American, b 1941), “Imperial Iris Persian” two-piece purple sculpture with inexperienced lip, a scaled-down piece monogrammed and signed, that offered for $4,375 and a 9½-inch-tall Mary Ann “Toots” Zynsky (American, b 1951) “Filet-De-Verre” multicolor glass vessel, created from fused and thermoformed glass threads and with a “Z” monogram that finished at $7,500. Next at $5,937 was an Eighteenth Century framed silk embroidered altar frontal.
In addition, a 4½-inch-tall, smaller Muller Freres French cameo glass vase, with butterfly and pine cone motifs signed to system, realized $2,125 and a Le Coultre Swiss Marina Angel Fish clock, with 16 jewels with gilt-steel decoration and stepped foundation, signed to encounter and movement swam to $1,125.
Also generating a distinguished exhibiting at the auction, Roland presented a Midcentury Contemporary home furniture range that integrated an Adrian Pearsall walnut Crescent lounge chair and ottoman, the Midcentury Present day style with grasshopper arc legs about the not too long ago upholstered Hallingdal upholstery, labels to underside design 748-LB and 748-FS for Craft Associates. Scarce to be supplied with its ottoman, the ton concluded at $4,062, forward of a Warren Platner for Knoll Throne lounge chair, the structure with molded shell seat over a metal rod cage base label less than cushion promoting for $3,750. A pair of Milo Baughman swivel lounge chairs, circa 1970s, with blue upholstery to the swivel and tilt motion seats went out for $4,375 and a Danish Midcentury Property of Finn Juhl Pelican armchair with gray upholstered fabric, which also bought for $4,375.
Rounding out the Midcentury Contemporary offerings was a Paul Evans Brutalist pedestal, circa 1969, going for $5,937 a Gaetano Pesce Feltri lounge chair of Italian modern style with thick felted wool and black hemp cord trim to the pliable backrest amd rigid lower part, which offered for $2,500 and a Vladimir Kagan Artwork Deco-fashion chaise lounge, which attained $3,125.
Notable lots of antique furnishings included a scarce Nineteenth Century French Vernis Martin vitrine, which bought for $2,250.
Charges quoted include things like the buyer’s quality. Roland Auctions NY’s future sale is scheduled to acquire location February 4. For facts, 212-260-2000 or www.rolandauctions.com.
