New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-14
BRISK SALE OF ART OBJECTS.
sWORD.G GUARDS AND PoRCELAINs BRING
GOOD PRICES.
THE CLIMAX OF THE IVES SALE WILL COME
TO-DAY, WHEN THE FAMOUS PEACH

TO-DAY, WHEN THE FAMOUS PEACH
BLOWS WILL BE OFFERED.
The fifth days sale of the Brayton Ives collection
n, Oriental art objects at the American Art Galleries
yesterday was characterized by brisk bidding and
paratjvely high prices. The lots offered comprised
sword guards knife handles and snglecOlor porcealns
several OF the collectors who were present expressed
tle opinion that the sale had been the best ever he'd
In the city on some OF the specimens. they said, Mr.
Ives lost heavily, but the majority were disposed Oh III
An advance over the cost price, The sales for the day
amounted to ST. 914 80, or an average vi hep oi""
fm the specimens sold.
In the sword guards the interest centred in the two
specimens numbered in the catalogue 500 and $50.
The former was OF solid silver, carVed 10 cpc'en'
the howo, or birdof paradise the feathers oehs III
laid with solid gold 1t is said to have cost Mr. ives
$500 though yesterday ii brought only $50 no o"o
was OF solid gold representing the figure OF the
God If War and was decorated on both sides III soio
for $40. The cabinet collections OF knl1e-hahdies
sword guards and ornaments noteworthy because
OF the exquisite acquered compartments In WHICH,
they were mounted
4 number Of the most valuable porcelafns were
purchased in the name Of Mrs. Whitney. IL was
supposed that this Mrs. W. c. whitney, VINO hA9
previously made large purchases. The aucuoneer'
Mr.. Kirby, said however, that the valuable porce
lalns had been bid in for another Mrs whitney mo
highest price Of the day was paid by William Baum
garten for Majestic vase Of pure pale turquoise
This vase was nineteen inches in height It's sur
face showed a fine crackle, with foated outline pat
terms ncsed under the glaze 1t was sold Tor Sl,l9o
The principal sales follows:
SwoRDGUARDs.
Sword guard shagdo and shbuen with design seo M
sword sHsf .9 I'd. s S a T.
R3,ptolnh 1922 III so
swSa,sa'f' IRON Ms sTu 'O.'a 100 90
quad da. !9o iron. with design of Shanghai a, 20
Snt lie 81 M R. sisaop 1o2 so
s"S .hbsnb %DahR pBaunssrten 100 90
.Ss :Ss ;sd Moor, 10
e" .5h gusp: M ps Costa 81 so
s" Sabsn ae'sA =! '.o ''np. ..... 5000
sjssop ..................... IS 90
4. Bishop hop .."n.' 50 %
3" Ss o::sI.I :os .Iiv.i ii T. Si:aSi: lIS g g
GOD, with design Of god o, war IN shskudO; ,,o ~
J. NJ la COsta-...-. 'io w
PORCELAIN IN SINGLE CoIORs.
m sr oo era Of k9HSHs A p H' crsHs 'iZ0 20
ard irldsscens sIare. kans-Le erai W. c. Van ,,ooo
t ii ia.a 65.cn form notified powder blue;
sand: H. H. Bishop 1sj 90
''S eoer, o0', r. Moore 1sS 90
& J. Hudson 1900
ffos oyf ssR Van Bn nssg III 90 90
4aI no" " 6pta.tisr'' s... - 1875 90
SOp"'1' iI Hsl.aad use ~ $50 so
olyg Of Soi'. Mrs a. %ndeIson EOS 90
Tan On si.lco |Wll,@ 41O 90
Turasg pune adS So sale r. T. 40 90
'as ,nS Il zoe au h'tl. u'.u 1855 90
c'Inf Ho ga,' Of 'o' paste Wie p''y-~ l25 90
Tall Sss l Nrs w SiTn Sgruo.o rs 90
Vas Of e. slcct ca6Si aniy sampson 900 90
GSd, o. %pcrH eS~ Mn a anderson f9S g
Wi e ''9' %.5 % a.. @':":: i i?S 90
Tai Hn,G 81 pu'o wnte e'S'ne ce' " 175 90
Va Of i5 S54 g9a5 caekle and -, 90
taiact specimen OF rcarl-gray crlc<le Henry o,ooo
va.c '" Of Violet glaze; R. II Iiai,tead d jas 90 90
aas y y pS cg no GySi ' wa mr. rs 90
waDr pure de boeuf cracSie; william ,oo M
oyod caInSt vase, pale csadon Hgd.on G 3S 90 90
noreshaped vs,e lemon yeoT Henry S,np'O 900 co
@rss rl5buar bowl, egsshell texture; s.o m
soft pa~,o scmceqshe white II r. ooo m
N , nSc'hare vase o' Orange 'Yiio" mum. 79S 90
lrtt,, I,d na,t'rn. - : palmer ,"......... 155 %
Ma,e vase Sc, o. G1Ts SJ Mr @Hn@V % 10 90
Mt,-tic Na-s ~ pure pale turquoise with SURFACE
~ fine crickle and a folated Persian pattern OF
flowers ard viues lncsed I'm outline under the -. "A
Gar": William Baumgarten 'iooVV
The climax Of the sale will be reached to-day, when
The famous peach blow will be offered. and the SAFE
will close with the auction of the crystals ana Iaues'
AMERICAN INTERESTS AND HONOR GUARDED.
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