Next Auction
Saturday, March 13th at 1pm
1100 1st Avenue South
Naples, FL 34102

Featuring a rare 1923 team autographed New York Yankees baseball, fine art paintings and prints from the 19th through 20th century including Norris Embry, LM Cooke, Alvin B Loving, Walter Cade III, Katherine Lovell, Robert Watson, Hugh Monahan,  Ludwig Correggio, L. Cargnel, Emil Keyk, Yolande Ardissone, Hubert Von Herkomer, a large and impressive Chinese painting of a hawk, rare Meissen nodder, Sterling silver flatware and hollowware, crystal and art glass by Quezal, Lalique, Steuben, Murano, Sabino, Waterford and Baccarat, Weller and Owens art pottery vases, Chinese and Japanese decorative arts, a collection of Sepik River carvings, large lot of WW II ephemera and photographs from a bomb navigator, antique furniture including a Victorian bamboo hall tree, a Louis Vuitton purse and luggage, Cartier and Gucci purses, loads of costume jewelry and more! Internet, telephone and absentee bidding available.
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January Auction Highlight

Black Forest Dog Grouping Collars $30,590
bid at Auctions Neapolitan

Closeup of mother dog's face

NAPLES, Fla. – There was plenty of bark and one winning “bite” at Auctions Neapolitan’s Jan. 23 standing-room-only sale as an exceptional 39-inch-wide Black Forest carved tableau of a St. Bernard dog and her three playful pups claimed top-lot honors at $30,590. Attributed to Swiss artist Walter Mader, the circa-1900 carving featured realistic feathering to the dogs’ coats, hand-colored limbs and glass eyes. The substantial 33-lb. artwork had been estimated at $6,000-$8,000.

“There was tremendous interest in that particular piece,” said Kathleen Pica, owner of Auctions Neapolitan. “There’s a sizable contingent of collectors worldwide for Black Forest pieces, and many of them were bidding, not only on the floor but also on the phones and via the Internet. What was unusual was that the ........ Click here to read the complete article on Auction Central News!

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