JULY FINE SOUTHERN ESTATES STERLING & ART
By Charlston Estate Services Ltd
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Sep 29, 2024
SC, United States
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Our July 28th auction event will feature some fabulous lots from Southern Estates. A Magnificent Sterling Silver Francis 1st Piece Tea Service along with multiple lots of Gorham Sterling in the Lily Pattern. There are scarce Japanese Woodblocks from Tokyo, from Paris comes Andy Warhol Wallpaper Screen Prints, a large Shannon Smith of Charleston Oil on Canvas "Coastal Retreat", Eugene Louis Boudin (1824-1898) Original Oil on Panel "Plage a Trouville", Howard Finster and many other lots of fantastic art to be had. There is a Isamu Noguchi Akari Lamp, model 75D, a pendant lamp/light sculpture designed around 1950 and manufactured by Ozeki & Co. Ltd. in Japan. There is also Folk Art, Bronzes, Antique and Contemporary Furniture and much more.
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LOT 42:
STEVEN JORDAN WOOD BASKET ON BEACH
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Start price:
$
10
Estimate :
$275 - $325
VAT: 8.875%
On Buyer's Premium Only
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STEVEN JORDAN WOOD BASKET ON BEACH
Steven Jordan (South Carolina, b.1948) Watercolor "Crab Basket". Professionally framed and matted 12.5"x10"x1". Weight 1 lb 7 oz. Steven Jordan is a professional artist living in Mt. Pleasant, South Carolina. He was born in Anderson, South Carolina and began his career by majoring in painting at the University of South Carolina, where he received his Bachelor of Fine Arts degree. He continued his studies at the Art Students League in New York. His paintings have won over 100 regional and national awards, including the Colorado Art Association Award, the Grumbacher Gold and Silver Medals, the Winsor Newton Award, the San Diego Watercolor Society Award, the Georgia Watercolor Society Bronze Medal, the Louisiana Watercolor Society Medal of Excellence, and the Emily Lowe Memorial Award from the American Watercolor Society. His most recent award was for Best Composition in the 2017 Best Of America exhibition sponsored by the National Oil and Acrylic Painters Society . He is one of two S.C. artists currently showing in the American Watercolor Society?s annual exhibition in NYC. In 1988 he became the first South Carolina artist accepted into that Society .
Condition: good
