The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-02-27
Mr., DANA'S CERAMICS SOLD
,.rp EIpbING ON THE THIRD AND
ItSr D4Y or THE SALE.

r-,,,drnce for SO. OOo-The reachbiow
49, pi.,e,cd or for sB, COCA Total OF
L. raid for the Ccr~nmics-Totni or
sale, incIudirE Pictures. Pios.sHo. so.
r,o,,l,nf charles 4. Dana's Eastern ceramics
t,,ruded at the American Art Galleries
""ri,v afternoon when Thomas Il. Kirby, for
~ ,r,,frnn Art Association, sold 1916 lots for
u W., .,r, of sso.bTa. The total number OF OBJ
,.al.,osrl of during the three afternoons OF
~. .,lc Of the ceramics was about 600, md the
.",,l sum which they brought was $l14.S2O.
,tI,r, $4,000. the amount brought by the
~. ric,ur,s sold at Chickering Hall on Friday
"-..tr, and $500. {. which was paid for q mum.
800 smlll tcukwood stands and covers for
s..iors iars OF tho collection, the total sum
,sar,eA nv tie sslo was Sl9l, $3.50. A we'll.
,~ovp collector, who was one of several linger-
,n,in tho galleries after tho sale, said that 1t
AL bocn one OF the most successful art sales OF
,o world. he ihulgA.. Notwithstanding tho
wa , ,to, very many of the objects went at such
,-,c,s that the buyers, even when they were
IL considered themselves fortunate. tho
va whole was generally regarded as salts
factory.
-. omo,curs. dealers, and other interested per
-. ,rho attended tho sale. This was particu-
III manifest Yesterday afternoon when tho
h,che.t prices OF the porcelain sale were real
III IN, ton figure was reached whom tho Du
p,rry vase, l9G. was put up. The open
Irr bid was 300; $1,000 was soon
altered, and the bids rose rapidly to
$1,000. when they began to advance by hun
5rsds until $4,000 was offered. at which price
rho noted vase went to Marsden j. Perry Of
p,oridencc. h. l.. There was a great deal Of in.
,,re.t all round The room while the bidding on
this vase was IN progress. Mr.. Perry took his
rurehase home with him when he left the
gallery.
Tho pcachblow vase ti0s Of the catalogue) was
s,srt,d AT ri 900, aud the bids increased by
raises OF 500 without a wait to $4,000. at which
nrice the vase went to B. Altman.
The pair OF octagonal vases-one OF which had
been repaired-with covers surmounted by the
dog Foo in guilt biscuit (571 of tho catalogue.
which, it WAS announced, had cost $50 %guineas,
went 10 $. 7. Avery, Jr., at SIS, 900, after bidding
which WAS strong with advances OF $50 and 800
from the opening Mt $500. Each OF these vases.
which are twcnty.six inches high. has thirty-two
panels. sixteen large and sixteen small. all with
varied decorations in enamel. some transparent
and some Opaque.
a tHlI VASE u AuiIuo'SO NeSN'S' "ASh "a
tricnte ornament t556s). brought $9.40o. Tho
bidding was begun at $500. and from different
psrts Of the room the advances were prompt up
to the figures Mt which the vase was sold. b.
Altman was the buyer.
From $500, the first offer for the vase of the
fast hIhS ST s,aas f Of sioo each SSSy to ST. 81, 800 eo's snS th secs
on until $4,000 was bid by S. p. Avery, Jr., who
got the vase. This vase 10 % inches tall. and
It's whole surface. except where the butter
Av handles imninue. Ia covered with n
and opaque %enamcls., After spirited bidding;
rapidly upto So. 500. the tall. dark.green orackle
vase 1856 was knocked down to 3. Altman.
The bidding Tor the sang-de-bnW vase. Kang-
y sIS5 advances to sisIoo., tIESoac;e ~ s1ooo
aud $50 advances to $2.10o. when Cottier & Co.
RE Moore took q largo decorated vase KEN
lung 800. at 81. 800, and a large Persian faience
plate !576, at $l.o25. Al the latter figures F.
a a; Bell got got an n sEs.hGll, lantern Hsi1n,s s4 dsSor 1aing-
in breeches like those Of tho Dutch. For an
soHNt. $500 was offered almost as soon as the
bidders had a chance 10 speak, and tho bidding
was iir.n to the knock -downt figures, $1,000:
tsiilIns into Crimson siaSs% and 'p parDls ~ =. 100 was %ss
paid. and the sang de 6etV, 562, Of tho
catalogue; brought $1,000. An eggshell Ian.
lob u r. Gable 'S OF chicago for 500. F.A. Bell
got a vase OF green, tsapsParens enamel on an
There were some Interested bidders for q
vase 5SI, which went to Mr.. Altman az
SSGS: At the s5 ysnAF 4 ro "S'n deal ao of interest," interest,"
was manifested in q piece Of Etruscan pottery
go. which was sold for $50. and In a part Of
Bic S!i;iis assr !RSfs St that Rsn iesshsd P $3.50. x xn oT Sa A jar
agate handles. also bTonsht $500. Mr.; Altman
semi;eEEshell vases .N92l brought $3.50, A
small oyotd vase lG+9 inches high. that had been
repaired I495l, after starting at 800, was sold
The Barye bronze group. "Jaguar Devouring
AHare" t5s5A,, was sold for SO. 100.
The average selling price OF the lots disposed
me Dana, Fuller, and Stewart sales iS $685.
sl9.50. realized on art objects at public auction
American Art Association this month.
Following is a list OF yesterdays sales:
Sy3. Dog Foo. Hirato; Mrs. A. F. Richardson l2 90
y H,nlaIare bowl, IeiIaku. Kutani; b.
SeS' Mouri, ieirakui Nrs. r. y. Hertzog.... go 90
Sse' Eggsheli cup. old kutani; Kelokian... 0 90
az q 20 ie!, ca inlOGi C9Ttier & Co... 10 90
'''' Miniature alms bowl. gray sounie; f, D.
1919. r,4yaFonal miniature cup, Tokyo. L.
400. EsssaeIi toWi. Hiiiiaio. marx Of Yunns: W
An, ch'bg: A. -. HvIdelbach ........ l6 90
Sol' E%gf'heLl cup OF decorated Imari. K'ang.
'o.' Yil!a,af9; vase. chinese c:iadon; Mrs. WV
Ana ;. \. herlos II 90
'V'' Guy ~ c.uir DO lune, with purple
~, splash; A. 5, Ueldelbach .......,. 22 80
IN up ~tuFL!olh" gaze; KelekiRn. ....... IS 90
49, up purple glaze; 4. 5, HeIdelbaCh... 85 70
w. water cup. peach.tint glaze, over blue.
aha,"h.'e dragon. Yung.chengi DR..
Ao7 Roisy BOX. ppelaiaah..tinlt. 'ang:isi;J. 0'o0
4os 1E!isworth taicago aO5 90
aus WAite cracked cup. SounIpo blue and
sht .. ~, century. mark of CHA
'oS' Miniature hottleshaped vase. mark
u II Auan'te l426-lSJB), ascribable TO
Am K'angisl Bradley ...,r'.e.H'""...c Io5 90
al np ~, Vhsei \. Augustus Healy 80. 80 90
o htlekiRn, ~ 90
N'<' Miniature vase. turquOIs blue with dec.
a,o ofhIlon IN Uiack; A, S. Heidelbach...., 80 90
-" Lyt'Itshaped miniature vase. gilt upon
Al. PAY ceiaupn, y. A Bell ......,.. 90 90
~ poltt'-shaped miniature vase, small
Al, pgrsian mount; y. a: DeI........".. 90 so
ia IL mail bowl, Yupg'chdng; C. II. Tweed. 81 90
,'o tgs'lell bowl, decoration embodied in
the giazs after manner OF Yung.loi
A., MAfk, fuhR!o'nlsE'chi T. II. Curtis. p5 90
III E"se-crarEie bowIi A. 1. Heidelbach... 40 90
80 uttuoeo DIue rcticulated brush
no.lsT squirrels among foliage; Cot
an s,'an 81 90
40. Sr"sit Iup' MISUNDERSTANDING. 81 70
42l Leroy "ir.,;",".";."."."......". 30 90
40 I 80 10; douglass. IL 90
~ Pr thu white cups A, S. HeidelbaGh.. 20 90
~ L.oHt!oA cup, Oh uese verse Ia antIauS
A.. gtrstNo snrlpti /, v. WoodhOuse,, ,,, go 90
AZ, Ny T. rose cracker Wernicks. ....... 30 90
~ @eiDA SNAPPED vase, Yung-oh6ngI K. d.
aga, ccLlEgh Observation-Disclosures, a. 60
.o, s,.'"...r.. 10 an