The Best of Day Ten of The 2023 Twelve Days of Christmas Virtual Holiday Antiques Show
The Tenth Day of Christmas
Welcome to the Fourth Annual Twelve Days of Christmas! This show features the highest quality art, antiques, jewelry and design — all available for purchase.
The fun twist on the Twelve Days of Christmas Show is that each dealer in the show will post one fresh piece each day, beginning on December 5th and running through December 16th. Be on the lookout for a new feature — video! Some dealers will have videos to accompany their objects — if you don't tune in, you'll miss out!
The AADLA membership represents the best of the best in the business, and you can buy with absolute confidence. Enjoy our selections on this Tenth Day of Christmas.
Kutchinsky Earrings in Gold and Diamonds
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Offered by Brad and Vandy Reh Fine Jewelry. For further information call 203.920.1755 or email brad@bradreh.com. |
Pair Sheraton Polychrome Painted Faux Rosewood Side Chairs, each with a reticulated splat supporting an oval panel painted with the Three Graces. With floral painted guilloche apron on front flare “bamboo” legs. English circa 1790. Height: 33¾"; Seat Height with cushion: 19"; Seat Width: 18½"; Total Width: 19½": Seat Depth: 15½"; Total Depth: 20” |
Ernest Louis Barrias (1841–1905). Large Mantle Clock, a model for the Façade of the Bibliotheque Nationale. Bronze. Signed. 29 x 18 inches. Circa 1903.
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Offered by European Decorative Arts Company. For further information call 516.643.1538 or email eurodecart@gmail.com. |
Burr English walnut shaving mirror, original glass with a shaped base. Circa 1720.
H. 28¾"; W. 18"; D. 9.½" $3,950
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Sailor's Woolwork of Royal Navy Ship on a Checkerboard Sea. This British sailor’s woolwork depicts a port side view of a threemasted ship with trapunto white sails on a rough sea depicted as a checkerboard in shades of blue. The ship flies the White Ensign, and the sky still retains the original light blue. The woolie is in a wide medium-dark wood frame and is protected by Museum UV glass.The dimensions of the woolwork are 18¾ inches high x 25¼ inches wide. $7,500 |
Offered by Earle D. Vandekar of Knightsbridge, Inc. For further information call 212.308.2022 or email info@vandekar.com. |
DEHUA PORCELAIN TRIPOD INCENSE BURNER WITH OGRE HEAD FEET Height: 4-5/8 inches; Diameter: 4 inches. Chinese origin. Late eighteenth century. |
Offered by Robyn Turner Gallery. For further information call 424.335.0105 or email robynturner@aol.com. |
A large 19th century folding leaf table, known as a hunt table, made of excellent quality mahogany timber and possessing great mellow color. Irish, circa 1830. Seats eight to ten. Length: 103½". Open width 56". Closed width 20". $18,900
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Offered by Yew Tree House Antiques. For further information call 212.249.6612 or email ythantiques@yahoo.com. |
Andre Brasilier (b. 1929), Bouquet of Flowers. Watercolor on paper, 25½ x 19 inches. |
Offered by Galerie Rienzo. For further information call 212.288.2226 or email madisonart@aol.com. |
A REMARKABLE MAHOGANY AND BOXWOOD INLAID CASKET ON STAND,
THE INLAY REPRESENTING BRASS STRAPS AND MOUNTS AS FOUND ON STRONGBOXES
Origin Uncertain, Possibly Jamaica. Circa 1820. $45,000 |
Biedermeier secrétaire à abattant, the gray marble top over the drop front,
the interior with numerous secret drawers. Circa 1820. $14,500
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A Pair of Edwardian Platinum & Diamond Earrings, ca. 1915. Length: 1¾", $9,500 |
Offered by S. J. Shrubsole Corp. For further information call 212.753.8920 or email jim@shrubsole.com. |
Sam Francis (1923–1994), Untitled (SF89-262), 1989. Acrylic on paper,
14-1/8 × 11-3/4 inches. Signed and dated to verso 'Sam Francis 1989'. |
Offered by Schillay Fine Art, Inc. For further information call 212.861.8353 or email richard@schillay.com.
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Swedish Ceramic Vase by Carl-Harry Stålhane for Rörstrand. Unique stoneware vase with matte blue and gray speckled glaze, circa 1950s. Signed and incised R (three crowns) CHS / Atelje / Sweden on underfoot. H. 15¼"; W. 6" (at base). |
Offered by Framont. For further information call 917.562.6262 or 203.661.9675 or email framont@optonline.net. |
Pair of Brass and Chinoiserie Lacquer Etageres. Red lacquer Chinoiserie panels with tubular brass frames and legs; casters. Possibly by Maletts London. Height: 23"; Width: 16½"; Depth: 17½" . $9,500 |
Samuel Kirk Antique Silver Armorial 'Gilmor' Ewer, Baltimore, 1827–1840, bearing the crest of the Stone Family of Baltimore. $8,900
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William Trost Richards (1833–1905), Newport Coast, 1893. Oil on canvas, 20 x 32 inches (framed: 28½ x 41¼ inches). Signed and dated, lower left. Provenance: Family of the artist. |
A Pair of Regency Giltwood Convex Girandole Mirrors, circa 1815. Height: 51"; Width: 35". $36,000 |
Louis Jean Jacques Durameau (1733–1796), Figures Seated around a Table. Pen and ink with wash on paper, 7 x 6-1/8 in. This delightful scene in an 18th-century French interior depicts a gentleman examining a drawing made by his son, who stands behind with his instructor. $12,000 |
Offered by Robert Simon Fine Art. For further information call 212.288.9712 or email rbs@robertsimon.com. |
Late 19th c. British Army officer's painted pine campaign chest holding original iron and brass bed. Inside trunk is a letter from British National Army Museum which was able to identify original owner, Capt. G. Lambert, 3rd Battalion Devon Regiment who became a Captain in 1898.
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GEORGE II CUBAN MAHOGANY TRIPOD SIDE TABLE, ENGLAND, c. 1730
This superbly designed table from the earliest years of George II, is of the very finest Cuban
or Santo Domingo mahogany, prized for its extreme density, tight grain and magnificent rich
color and graining. $8,000 |
The Condensing Tower by William Dassonville. Vintage silver print on ”Charcoal Black” paper, ca. 1925.
9-7/8 x 8 inches. Signed by photographer on print margin. $7,500
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Offered by Paul M. Hertzmann, Inc. For further information call 415.626.2677 or email susan@hertzmann.net.
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On the tenth day of Christmas my true love showered me with love
as deep as that of Krishna’s love for Radha |
Illustration to a Baramasa Series: The Month of Pausha (Mid December to Mid January).
Attributed to Sajnu and his workshop. Mandi, circa 1808.
Opaque watercolor heightened with gold on paper. 10 x 7-7/8 inches. |
Offered by Kapoor Galleries. For further information call 212.794.2300 or email sanjay@kapoors.com. |
Platinum and Diamond Chandelier Earrings
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Offered by CDB Ltd. For more information, call 212.794.9100 or email info@cdbltd.com. |
Pair Carved and gilded Tuscan wall lights with original mirror and with two iron arms for candles. Circa 1730. Length: 14½"; Depth: 6½"; Height: 23¾". $24,000 |
Offered by L'Antiquaire & the Connoisseur. For further information call 212.517.9176 or email info@lantiquaire.us. |
Oscar Florianus Bluemner (1867–1938), Red Barn Soho. Watercolor on paper, 3½ x 5½ inches.
Signed with conjoined initials lower center: OFB. $10,000 |
Leon Jean Bazile Perrault (1832–1908), The Awakening of Love (Le Reveil de l'Amour).
Oil on canvas, 32-1/4 x 44-3/8 inches. Signed and dated '91. $60,000 |
Offered by Rehs Galleries, Inc. For further information call 212.355.5710 or email howard@rehs.com. |
Mitsuru Watanabe (b. 1953), Naoko Bathing in the Orange Forest of Rousseau.
Oil on canvas, 35¾ x 46 inches. Signed. $45,000 |
Offered by Rehs Contemporary Galleries, Inc. For further information call 212.355.5710 or email howard@rehs.com. |
Voided work embroidered cushion cover, Italian or Spanish, mid- to late 16th century. Linen cushion cover with red silk embroidery with griffins, urns, and foliage, worked primarily in drawn thread work and running back stitch. 19½ x 18 in. $4,750
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A very fine open fretwork silver table from the Chippendale period in mahogany and retaining a rich patina and color. Circa 1760. $24,500 |
Offered by G. Sergeant Antiques. For further information call 203.266.4177 or email gary@gsergeant.com. |
Retro coiled steel bracelet in a funnel design. Scandinavian, ca. 1955. Length: 9 in. $3,200 |
Offered by A La Vieille Russie, Inc. For further information call 212.752.1727 or email alvr@alvr.com. |
South Arabian Alabaster Ibex. South Arabian, 3rd–1st century B.C. H: 9.3 cm. The ibex is a favorite subject of ancient Yemen art: the faithful portrayed that animal in order to attract the favors of god Ta'lab Riām, venerated especially in the area of Sanaa (the temple of Huqqa, a little north of the city, is dedicated to him); this figure of the South Arabian pantheon was the god of rain and fertility and, at the same time, a protector of the sheep flocks: the ritual ibex hunting, attested by many ancient inscribed funerary steles, is an ancestral practice still surviving today. $8,000
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