Online March Auction (Sale #275)

Decorative Metal Object Assortment

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Start price: $150

Estimated price: $300 - $400

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Decorative Metal Object Assortment

(14) items including a bronze and brass religious icon plaque with handle; a primitive bronze depicting Lygia bound to the bull from ‘Quo Vadis’; a bronze lidded vessel illegibly hallmarked on underside; a Medieval-style metal-work wall basket mounted on a wooden plaque; a Victorian copper trinket dish having a shoe motif; a metal tree house sculpture; a metal piggy bank, marked ‘Standard Savings and Loan, Detroit’ on underside; a Fisher hammered jewel tray having green marbles; a bust signed ‘Dournier’ en verso; a leaf shaped trinket dish; a desk candle stick with a place for stamps; (2) round wall plaques; and a key to the Hall of Science marked 1933

Property from: the Joshua B. Kind Trust. Joshua B. Kind was a Professor of Art History at Northern Illinois University, Northwestern University, and The School of the Art Institute of Chicago

Height: 16 inches, Length: 3 inches, Width: 7 inches (basket wall plaque)

Condition: Good, overall light to moderate wear consistent with normal use; verdigris; scratches; dents; piggy bank having paint chipping and no key; dirt accumulation

Category: Decorative Arts > Objects

Estimated Sale Time: 10:41 am CST

Shipping Status: Leonard Auction, Inc. will provide direct shipping for this lot. Please visit our website for a shipping estimate.

Sales Tax: Illinois (8.000%), New Jersey (6.250%), Pennsylvania (8.000%), Washington (10.500%)

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Condition: Good, overall light to moderate wear consistent with normal use; verdigris; scratches; dents; piggy bank having paint chipping and no key; dirt accumulation
Dimensions: 16 x 7 x 3 in

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