Doyle Auction Preview Winter 2018

AUCTION PREVIEW / WINTER 2018

BROWN FURNITURE IS BACK! THE NOEL AND HARRIETTE LEVINE COLLECTION

SOUTHERN HOSPITALITY

A GILDED GARDEN

A RARE ANTEBELLUM SILVER TEA SET

TWO EXCEPTIONAL PAINTINGS BY MARY ELIZABETH PRICE

TINY TREASURES

ARNOLD “JAKE” JOHNSON

DELIGHTFUL FABERGÉ FARM ANIMALS

PRECIOUS PORCELAINS

ON VIEW DURING ASIA WEEK NEW YORK

A BIBLIOPHILE’S SPORTING LIBRARY

“A GEM WORTHY OF SPECIAL DISTINCTION” SOLD! A RARE AND IMPORTANT COLOMBIAN EMERALD

Welcome to Doyle Welcome to the New Year at Doyle! We are excited about our upcoming sales of distinguished Estates and Collections. Join us as we launch the year with the auction of elegant English furniture, decorations, porcelains and antique carpets from The Noel and Harriette Levine Collection. Our Estate Services Department led by Joanne Mournet is poised to always help with appraisals and sales of collections and estates. (Joanne@ Doyle.com) We are constantly focused on our founding principles of Integrity, Expertise and Service.

Our Fall sale of English and Continental furniture brought Kathleen and Laura Doyle in buyers from all over the world – leading us to say that fine (brown!) furniture is back! Collectors, dealers, decorators and decorating magazine editors (AD, Elle Décor, Gallerie, Veranda, House Beautiful) are newly inspired to create refined stylish environments and collections.

Prints, paintings, books and photography add to the dimensions of creating remarkably personal homes.

For “buzz” for the “in the know” Instagram collector, we hope you are following our Hayloft Auctions.

Laura Doyle, Brian Corcoran, Blythe Knapp and their team ride the wave of current trends for the savvy buyer. (Laura@Doyle.com) Our Doyle team joins me in wishing you blessings in the New Year for peace, happiness and success.

We look forward to seeing you in 2018!

Kathleen M. Doyle Chairman / CEO

FALL HIGHLIGHTS

“ A gem worthy of special distinction” Highlighting the Important Jewelry auction on December 13 was a rare and important Colombian emerald of approx. 11.12 carats described by the AGL (American Gemological Laboratories) as “a gem worthy of special distinction.” Property from the Estate of a Distinguished Collector, this exceptional emerald attracted an international audience of bidders who sent the stone soaring

over its estimate of $200,000-300,000 to achieve a stunning $705,000. The international jewelry market has experienced growing demand for quality colored gemstones over the past few seasons. These include the finest examples of Burma rubies, Kashmir sapphires and Colombian emeralds. Quality emeralds in particular have performed especially well over the past year, as international demand increases for the finest stones possessing a superior degree of transparency and a richly saturated color.

Ansel Adams (1902-1984) was the preeminent 20th century photographer of the American landscape. In an unprecedented offering, Doyle’s Photographs auction on December 14 featured a rare Ansel Adams Complete Museum Set that achieved $1.2 million. Spanning

On our cover: An important George III cabinet is a highlight of the Noel and Harriette Levine Collection. The form is described as a 'China Cabinet'

by Thomas Chippendale in The Gentleman and Cabinet Maker's Director of 1754, which illustrates several examples. (est. $100,000-200,000). January 17

Adams’ entire career, the Set of seventy-five images included all of the artist’s best-known work, including the majestic five image Surf Sequence. The Museum Set was acquired by a private collector from Adams in 1981 and was donated in 2012 to The College of New Rochelle, on whose behalf the Set was auctioned. The sale marked the first time an Ansel Adams Museum Set was auctioned with the permission of The Ansel Adams Gallery and the artist’s grandson, Matthew Adams.

52ND ANNUAL HECKERLING INSTITUTE ON ESTATE PLANNING – ORLANDO, FL / JANUARY 22-26 We cordially invite trust and estate professionals from across the nation who attend this annual event to meet with our Trust and Estate Representatives at Doyle’s corporate booth 421.

Doyle is honored to auction the Noel and Harriette Levine Collection. This remarkable collection comprises important English furniture and decorations from the Levine’s elegant apartment on Park Avenue and their country house in Bedford, New York. Jewelry from the Collection offers a dazzling array of creations by such prestigious makers as Van Cleef & Arpels, David Webb and Cartier.

interior designer, who possessed a discerning eye for quality and had unerring judgement in her choice of the best, whether it be furnishings or jewelry.

Furniture highlights include a handsome pair of George II walnut armchairs that once formed part of a larger suite at Wimpole Hall in Cambridgeshire, England.

Wimpole Hall was altered by the Palladian architect Henry Flitcroft, who created a sixty-foot long gallery Generous patrons of the arts, Noel and Harriette Levine in the west wing in 1742, about the same time that were longtime donors to the Metropolitan Museum of the chairs would have been created (shown here) (est.

Art and the Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) in New York, $250,000-350,000). both of which have galleries named in their honor. They donated their extensive and renowned collection of Furniture and Decorations from the Noel and Harriette Photographs to the Israel Museum in Jerusalem, whose Levine Collection will be offered as a single-owner Photography Department bears their name. sale on January 17 (see also page 2). Jewelry from the Collection will be offered in the sales of Fine Jewelry The Levine Collection is that of the consummate on February 21 and Important Jewelry on April 24 (see connoisseur. Mrs. Levine was a stylish and sophisticated page 4).

THE NOEL & HARRIETTE LEVINE COLLECTION JANUARY 17

January 17

FURNITURE & DECORATIVE ARTS THE ESTATE OF NOEL & HARRIETTE LEVINE / JANUARY 17 The first known example of similar Chinese export polychrome-decorated clay nodding head figures appears in a European 1777 inventory, where they are described as “china dolls.� They illustrate the incredible fascination that Europeans had for Chinese objects and helped to educate them about Chinese life and society (est. $40,000-60,000).

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Wall lights of this unusually large size are rare. Almost 5 feet tall, these George III examples are in the manner of the pre-eminent London glass-making firm Parker and Perry, who supplied lighting fixtures to, among others, the Prince Regent at Carlton House and the Duke of Devonshire at Chatsworth (est. $60,000-80,000).

This library table was created in 1829 by the noted cabinet-making firm Gillows of Lancaster for the bibliophile Beriah Botfield. The design for it appears in the Gillows Estimate Sketch Book for 1825-30 and was probably ordered for his newly created library at Norton Hall, Northamptonshire (est. $30,000-50,000).

January 31

RUSSIAN WORKS OF ART / JANUARY 31 Highlighting the sale is property from the Collection of Russian Grand Duke George Mikhailovich (1863-1919), grandson of Russian Emperor Nicholas I (1796-1855) and his wife Princess Marie Georgievna (1876-1940), daughter of George I, King of the Hellenes (1845-1913).

The Collection features more than thirty lots of Fabergé, silver, icons and family heirlooms with close connections to the Russian Imperial family in the waning years of the Russian Empire. A jeweled icon depicting the Mother of God, Christ, and John the Baptist is closely related to one produced for Russian Empress Alexandra Feodorovna (est. $7,000-10,000).

An icon of similar design from the Collection was bequeathed by the Grand Duke’s daughter, Princess Xenia, to Middlebury College Museum of Art in Vermont.

April 18

ENGLISH & CONTINENTAL FURNITURE & DECORATIVE ARTS / JANUARY 31 Reflecting the abiding English taste for Neoclassicism, this late 18th century satinwood secrétaire bookcase cabinet is decorated with painted oval panels of mythological subjects after the Swiss artist Angelika Kauffmann (1741-1807). It was included in a loan exhibition at the Philadelphia Museum of Art (est. $5,000-7,000).

DOYLE + DESIGN® / JUNE 6 This fanciful chair by noted Italian designer Carlo Bugatti (1856-1940) draws inspiration from Moorish and Japanese design that was so popular in Europe at the turn of the 20th century. Carlo, son of decorator Giovanni Luigi Bugatti and father of sculptor Rembrandt Bugatti and automobile manufacturer Ettore Bugatti, has taken an everyday form and reimagined it as an exotic piece of sculpture (est. $8,000-12,000).

AMERICAN FURNITURE & DECORATIVE ARTS / APRIL 18 From the Estate of Eleanor Johnson is a three-piece coffee set, circa 1850, by Garner & Winchester of Lexington, Kentucky. Due to strife and economic hardship during the last half of the 19th century, silver from the antebellum South is rare, and rarer still is the fact that this silver has descended through seven generations of the same family for which it was made. The coffee service is an unusual form and size, and the thistle finial recalls the family’s Scottish heritage (est. $5,000-7,000).

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Produced in Fabergé’s Moscow workshops, this silver samovar is applied with the coat of arms of the Berdyaev family, an important aristocratic military and literary family in Imperial Russia. The family produced a long line of high-ranking military officers and the important political and religious philosopher Nikolai Alexandrovich Berdyaev (est. $35,000-55,000).

Cartier

Van Cleef & Arpels

JEWELRY AT DOYLE FINE JEWELRY / FEBRUARY 21

IMPORTANT JEWELRY / APRIL 24

(Below) This garden of stylish floral jewelry will certainly cheer away the winter blues! A chic pair of gold flower earclips by Ilias Lalaounis forecasts the blooms of spring (est. $800-1,200), and a colorful bouquet brooch by Perez Sanz glitters with diamonds, sapphires and carved gemstones (est. $2,000-3,000). Don’t forget arm candy designed as a chain of jaunty daisies set against a sky of blue turquoise (est. $1,000-1,500). The perfect accompaniment — an elegant turquoise, diamond and black enamel ring from a New York City Private Estate (est. $800-1,200).

(Above) Van Cleef & Arpels’ Rose de Noël jewelry is inspired by the delicate flowers of the winter-blooming Christmas rose. Property from the Collection of Noel and Harriette Levine offers two pairs of Rose de Noël earclips, one set with petals of white coral (est. $10,000-15,000) and the other with turquoise petals (est. $15,000-20,000).

From the same Collection are a pair of bracelets/necklace combination fashioned from turquoise with diamond and sapphire flowers by Van Cleef & Arpels (est. $30,00040,000) and a flower clip-brooch by Cartier featuring an amethyst with turquoise petals and diamond-studded leaves (est. $8,000-12,000).

Ilias Lalaounis

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FABERGÉ RUSSIAN WORKS OF ART / JANUARY 31

CALIFORNIA JEWELRY / MAY 14 Reflecting the elegance of the Belle Époque is this exquisite lapel pendant-watch elaborately decorated with enamel and diamonds (est. $2,500-3,500). A pair of antique pendant earrings of silver and gold set with turquoise and diamonds date to the mid-19th century (est. $1,8002,200). An early 20th century bracelet of rubies, diamonds and pearls embodies Art Deco style with its geometric design (est. $2,000-3,000).

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Inspired by Chinese and Japanese stone carvings, the Russian jewelry firm of Fabergé produced miniature sculptures of animals in a range of hardstones. These diminutive treasures proved tremendously popular with the firm’s clientele and remain so today. In 1907, British monarchs King Edward VII and Queen Alexandra famously commissioned Fabergé to create carvings of the various animals on their country estate at Sandringham.

This commission resulted in the most important and comprehensive collection of Fabergé hardstone animals, and remains to this day in the Royal Collection. Property from a Virginia Private Collection offers two precious carvings by Fabergé – a model of a goose (est. $18,00025,000) and a duckling that is nearly identical to one in the Royal Collection from the original Sandringham Commission (est. $15,000-25,000).

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ASIAN WORKS OF ART / MARCH 19 Some of the finest ceramics of the Song dynasty were made at Jingdezhen in north Jiangxi Province. Among these are the thinly potted vessels of fine stoneware with a very attractive translucent glaze of light blue, often referred to as qingbai or (‘bluish-white’) ware. The decoration of qingbai wares is characterized by quickly incised designs, with combs used to add detail or to structure the background. This lobed dish has a distinguished provenance, having been exhibited at the Oriental Ceramic Society in London, as well as at Eskenazi Ltd., London (est. $6,000-8,000).

During the Ming and Qing dynasties, vases of this form were prized, because the double gourd, or hulu, was widely viewed as auspicious.

Double gourd vases are also known as dajiping (vase of good fortune).

This vase is remarkable for its exquisite luminous glaze, which accentuates the graceful curves of its profile (est. $12,000-18,000).

Doyle is honored to be an Auction House Partner of Asia Week New York, the annual celebration of Asian art taking place on March 15-24.

For information on Asia Week New York, visit AsiaWeekNY.com or the Chinese language site at cn.asiaweekny.com

ART AT

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Mary Elizabeth Price / April 24

Jacques Vaillant / January 31

OLD MASTER PAINTINGS / JANUARY 31

AMERICAN PAINTINGS / APRIL 18

Jacques Vaillant (1643-1691) was a highly regarded portraitist in Amsterdam, the Hague, and at several European courts. The aristocratic boy in this portrait is dressed for a wild-boar hunt, the most dangerous form of the chase. His elegant, Roman-style sandals and the antique statuette behind him suggest that he comes from an ancient family. The work was formerly in the collection of the noted collector and philanthropist Walter P. Chrysler, Jr. It was purchased in 1975 by a private collector in Alexandria, Virginia, in whose family it has descended (est. $8,000-12,000).

The daughter of a Quaker family with roots in the Shenandoah Valley, Mary Elizabeth Price (1877-1965) is best known for her highly decorative paintings of floral panels, often with metal leaf backgrounds. After attending the Friends Central School and the Philadelphia School of the Industrial Arts, Price studied still life painting and drawing at the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts, where her works were exhibited for more than twenty years.

For much of her adult life, Price lived in a cottage on the banks of the Delaware River and was an active member of the vibrant artists community in Bucks County that also included Daniel Garber and John Folinsbee. These two works depicting peonies, poppies, hollyhocks and delphiniums are exceptional examples, apparently conceived as a diptych (est. $60,000100,000).

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With permission of the Renate, Hans & Maria Hofmann Trust / Artists Rights Society (ARS), New York

© Successió Miró / Artists Rights Society (ARS), New York / ADAGP, Paris 2017

Hans Hofmann / May 9

Joan Miró / May 1

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A relatively self-taught artist from Grand Rapids, Michigan, Orville Bulman (American, 1904-1978) defied his family’s wishes and devoted himself to art rather than taking over the family business.

During an extended stay in Haiti, Bulman was so inspired by the people and culture of the island nation that they were to become his muse.

He settled in Palm Beach and continued to paint his brightly hued canvases, full of life, whimsy and the magic of Haiti. The artist’s love for that nation is celebrated in this playful work of fantasy, Fast Express, from 1973 (est. $6,000-8,000).

A 1946 visit to Georges and Suzanne Ramié’s Madoura pottery factory in the South of France made a huge impression on Pablo Picasso (1881-1973).

Soon after, he became immersed in pottery making there, creating more than 3,000 works over the next 25 years. Visage, a ceramic pitcher from 1955, is a fine example of Picasso’s exploration of the female face, one of his favorite subjects (est. $5,000-7,000).

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© 2017 Estate of Pablo Picasso / Artists Rights Society (ARS), New York

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FINE PAINTINGS / MARCH 13

The popular Doyle Next series of timed online-only auctions hosted on Artsy.com offers originals and editions by established and emerging artists.

The next sale features a pair of PVC figures of dogs by Yoshitomo Nara (Japanese, b. 1959) (est. $1,500-2,500), a glazed porcelain pumpkin

by Yayoi Kusama (Japanese, b. 1929) (est. $1,0001,500), and a painted cast vinyl figure by New York artist KAWS (b. 1974) (est. $1,000-1,500).

Pablo Picasso / May 1

Published in 1959 by Pierre Matisse with text by André Breton, Joan Miró’s Constellations portfolio includes one signed color lithograph and 22 color pochoir reproductions after gouaches painted by the artist in 1940-41. Miró completed ten of the gouaches in France before fleeing with his family to Spain ahead of the German invasion. He employed his signature vibrant primary colors and interlacing black lines with playful stars, eyes, ellipses and crescent moons to depict a private universe far removed from the terror of the War (est. $50,00070,000). Both of these works are from the Estate of Marion Victor Perini, the daughter of prominent art collectors Cecile and I.A. Victor of Dallas, Texas.

© 2017 Artists Rights Society (ARS), New York / ADAGP, Paris

Stephen Edlich / June 6

Jean Dufy / May 9 Norman Bluhm / May 9

Orville Bulman / March 13

POST-WAR & CONTEMPORARY ART / MAY 9

IMPRESSIONIST & MODERN ART / MAY 9

Hans Hofmann (1880-1966) was a leading figure in shaping modernist art concepts both as teacher and painter. Born in Germany, Hofmann studied in Paris, began his career in Munich, then crossed the Atlantic and taught in California and finally, New York. His role as a teacher had perhaps more influence than any other on the generation of Abstract Expressionist painters. This untitled work from 1945, created in the United States, foretells of the artist’s expressive painterly style to come (est. $20,000-30,000).

While still a teenager, Jean Dufy (French, 1888-1964) was inspired to become an artist by an exhibition of Fauve paintings in his home town of Le Havre. After his service in World War I, he moved to Paris, where he befriended a number of painters working in Montmartre.

This handsome still life, with its careful arrangement of fruit, porcelain and flowers on a Persian carpet, shows the powerful influence of Paul Cezanne. Also by Jean Dufy is a delightful view of a busy port teeming with sailboats and a domed lighthouse in the background.

Born in the Norman seaport of Le Havre, Dufy particularly loved the sea, sailboats and harbors, and this work is a classic example of one of his favorite themes (est. each $20,000-30,000).

Norman Bluhm (American, 1921-1999) was born in Chicago and moved to New York at a turning point in American art, when great minds from the United States and Europe converged on New York City and began shaping the Abstract Expressionist movement.

Bluhm’s broad, rapidly applied brushstrokes align him with the wing of Abstract Expressionist art known as Action Painting. This 1959 work fully illustrates the expressive style for which Bluhm is best known (est. $12,000-18,000).

DOYLE + DESIGN® / JUNE 6 Created just a few years before his untimely passing at age 45, Stephen Edlich’s (1944-1989) Untitled 5 Fuque VII from 1980 is representative of his large-scale collages that reflect on Cubism and Constructivism. Employing his favored materials, twine and found paper, Edlich creates an image that evokes the geometric abstraction of Rodchenko and Malevich (est. $6,000-8,000).

Doyle Next: Yoshitomo Nara, Yayoi Kusama & KAWS

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THE ESTATE OF ARNOLD “JAKE” JOHNSON RARE BOOKS, AUTOGRAPHS & MAPS / APRIL 25 Robert Colebrook

Burton and Cameron

Sir Charles D’Oyly

Doyle is honored to auction the library of rare books, manuscripts and photographs from the Estate of Arnold “Jake” Johnson (1930-2017) of Bozeman, Montana. A true bibliophile, Johnson was an inveterate collector of rare items related to travel, expeditions in India and Africa, English sporting and color-plate, 19th century big game hunting, and Western Americana. To be offered in a series of sales, the Collection comprises hundreds of rare books, hand-written accounts of hunting expeditions, striking examples of 19th century photographic travel albums, and elusive bibliographies and facsimiles of major works.

Robert Colebrook’s Twelve views of places in the Kingdom of Mysore, the country of Tippoo sultan, from drawings taken on the spot... is the first edition, first issue, dated 1793, with the fine aquatints by J. W. Edy after Colebrook’s drawings. Taken during a journey in 1790, he had been appointed Surveyor General of Bengal, a position he held from 1788 to 1794.

It is one of the first grand plate books of Indian views (est. $2,000-3,000).

This watercolor drawing of Axim, from the Steamer’s Anchorage was reproduced as the frontispiece to the second volume of Burton and Cameron’s To the Gold Coast for Gold. A Personal Narrative. It is annotated in Burton’s hand, and is framed with the original mount

inscribed by James Irvine, to whom the work was dedicated (est. $1,500-2,500).

Sir Charles D’Oyly was a gentleman artist, and a student of George Chinnery, who worked in India between 1802-1825. He started the Behar Amateur Lithographic Press to reproduce his drawings, those of Chinnery, and of his friends. The present collection consists of two albums after D’Oyly and others, with a total of 36 lithographs mounted to 34 sheets, all produced at the Press between 1828 and 1831 (est. $2,000-3,000).

The great English sporting artist Henry Alken produced many fine series of plates.

His Fox Hunting, a series of four delicately hand-colored plates printed in sepia, etched

by Clark and Dubourg is distinctly rare, with only one copy at auction since the 1970s (est. $800-1,200).

James Pollard’s series of coaching prints, published London: 1819-1823, includes four handsome plates of coaching scenes, including the Brighton-London Comet while underway, and two plates showing the vicissitudes and pleasures of such travel (est. $2,500-3,500).

W. Ellerton Fry’s photographic album of the Occupation of Mashonoland was self-published in London in about 1891. Containing 154 carbon prints, this rare set chronicles the march of the Pioneer Column in current Botswana and Zimbabwe. Fry’s photographs are an extraordinary record of both the region and British colonialism (est. $3,000-5,000).

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COINS, BANK NOTES & POSTAGE STAMPS / MAY 1 Silver Dollars were the linchpin of American Trade during the late 1800s.

Known as the Commercial Dollar of 1873-1885, these dollars were developed as a means to encourage interest in International trade and to promote the use of U.S. silver. The legal tender status of Trade Dollars was revoked by Congress in 1887. This is a Very Fine example of the scarce 1878 Carson City Trade dollar (est. $4,000-6,000). Morgan Dollars were introduced in 1878 and minted until 1921 in Philadelphia, San Francisco and Carson City, this 1879 CC being the scarcest date (est. $3,000-4,000).

Eugene M. Lang is best remembered for his 1981 sixth grade commencement address in which he promised to pay the students’ college tuition, a gesture which led to the establishment of the I Have a Dream Foundation. The Estate of Eugene M. Lang offers several groups of Hi-Grade Morgan Dollars (est. range $1,000-5,000).

Among the Postage Stamps are full sheets of the United States 1918 Air Mail issue including the 24 cent C3 with auction estimates of $2,500 to $4,000.

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WINTER / The Noel & Harriette Levine Collection Auction: Wednesday, January 17 at 10am Exhibition: January 12 – 15 Contact: Peter Lang, 212-427-4141, ext 274 Furniture@Doyle.com English & Continental Furniture / Old Masters / Russian Works of Art Auction: Wednesday, January 31 at 10am Exhibition: January 27 – 29 Contacts: Paintings – Elaine Stainton 212-427-4141, ext 249, Paintings@Doyle.com Furniture – Peter Lang, ext 274, Furniture@Doyle.com Russian – Mark Moehrke, ext 272, Russian@Doyle.com Doyle At Home® Auction: Wednesday, February 14 at 10am Exhibition: February 10 – 12 Contact: Todd Sell, 212-427-4141, ext 269 DoyleAtHome@Doyle.com Jewelry & Contents of Abandoned Safe Deposit Boxes Auction: Tuesday, February 20 at 10am Exhibition: February 17 – 19 Contact: Martha Garcia, FGA, 212-427-4141, ext 262 Jewelry@Doyle.com Fine Jewelry Auction: Wednesday, February 21 at 10am Exhibition: February 17 – 20 Contact: Ann Lange, G.G. , 212-427-4141, ext 221 Jewelry@Doyle.com Doyle At Home® Auction: Wednesday, March 7 at 10am Exhibition: March 3 – 5 Contact: Todd Sell, 212-427-4141, ext 269 DoyleAtHome@Doyle.com Fine Paintings Auction: Tuesday, March 13 at 10am Exhibition: March 10 -12 Contact: Shani Toledano, 212-427-4141, ext 249 Paintings@Doyle.com Asian Works of Art Auction: Monday, March 19 at 10am Exhibition: March 16 – 18 Contact: Ashley Hill, 212-427-4141, ext 231 Asian@Doyle.com Provident Loan Society: Jewelry, Watches, Silverware & Coins Auction: Tuesday, March 20 at 10am Exhibition: March 17 – 19

SPRING 2018 DOYLE Doyle At Home® Auction: Wednesday, April 11 at 10am Exhibition: April 7 – 9 Contact: Todd Sell, 212-427-4141, ext 269 DoyleAtHome@Doyle.com American Paintings, Furniture & Decorative Arts Auction: Wednesday, April 18 at 10am Exhibition: April 14 – 16 Contacts: Paintings – Anne Cohen DePietro 212-427-4141, ext 249, Paintings@Doyle.com Furniture – David Gallager, 212-427-4141, ext 271 American@Doyle.com Important Jewelry Auction: Tuesday, April 24 at 10am Exhibition: April 19 – 22 Contact: Ann Lange, G.G., 212-427-4141, ext 221 Jewelry@Doyle.com

California Jewelry NY Auction: Monday, May 14 NY Exhibition: May 12 – 13 LA Exhibition: To Be Announced Contacts: Nan Summerfield, G.G., Emily Marchick, G.G. 310-276-6616, DoyleLA@Doyle.com English & Continental Furniture / Old Master Paintings / Russian Works of Art Auction: Wednesday, May 23 at 10am Exhibition: May 19 – 21 Contacts: Paintings – Elaine Stainton 212-427-4141, ext 249, Paintings@Doyle.com Furniture – Peter Lang, ext 274, Furniture@Doyle.com Russian – Mark Moehrke, ext 272, Russian@Doyle.com

Books, Autographs & Maps Auction: Wednesday, April 25 at 10am Exhibition: April 20 – 22 Contacts: Peter Costanzo, 212-427-4141, ext 248 Edward Ripley-Duggan, ext 234, Books@Doyle.com

Doyle+Design® Auction: Wednesday, June 6 at 10am Exhibition: June 2 – 4 Contact: Design – Todd Sell, 212-427-4141, ext 269 DoyleDesign@Doyle.com Paintings – Harold Porcher, 212-427-4141, ext 249 Paintings@Doyle.com

Prints & Multiples Auction: Tuesday, May 1 at 10am Exhibition: April 27 – 29 Contact: Cynthia Klein, 212-427-4141, ext 246 Prints@Doyle.com

Fine Jewelry Auction: Wednesday, June 13 at 10am Exhibition: June 9 – 11 Contact: Ann Lange, G.G., 212-427-4141, ext 221 Jewelry@Doyle.com

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Louis Comfort Tiffany had a passion for color and beauty and found an abundance of design inspiration in nature.

This pair of bronze and Favrile glass candlesticks feature a ‘jeweled’ knop at the top of the stem, exuding added luxury and exoticism (est. $7,000-10,000).

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