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Showing posts with label Manor Auctions May 7th Catalog. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Manor Auctions May 7th Catalog. Show all posts

Saturday, August 6, 2011

A.E. Backus Oil Painting Of A Sailboat Sets Sail In July 30th Auction


Albert Ernest (A.E.) Backus oil painting of a sailboat on board attracted the Florida art collectors on July 30th. Albert "Beanie" Backus (American, 1906 - 1995) is perhaps the most well known Florida Landscape artist to ever live. Original Backus paintings continue to attract the collectors and command great value in the market. This particular Backus oil painting of a sailboat would have been one of his many Caribbean works, as Backus had enormous love for the Caribbean and spent a great deal of time at his second home in Jamaica. Collectors were delighted to have this painting brought to market, with an Internet bidding adding it to his collection for $9105 (inclusive of buyers premium).

ALBERT E. BACKUS - OIL ON BOARD PAINTING SAILBOAT

Albert Ernest "Bean" Backus (American 1906 - 1991). Painting of a sailboat. One of his “Caribbean” paintings. Known as the "Dean of Florida painters" and the man who began the story of the African American Highwaymen painters, Backus was responsible for teaching and mentoring Al Hair who, in turn, taught the others. Some of the original Florida Highwaymen are still painting today. This painting depicts a small sail boat at sea, signed bottom right.

Read more about the Backus painting at www.ManorAuctions.com

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Sunday, July 31, 2011

World Series Championship Rings from 1988 & 1989 Head To Auction

Quality sports memorabilia is always in demand. Manor Auctions is pleased to bring 2 consecutive World Series Championship Rings to auction on July 30th. The World Series Rings include PSA Authentication and are the 1988 Los Angeles Dodgers & 1989 Oakland A's rings.

1988 LOS ANGELES DODGERS WORLD SERIES CHAMPIONSHIP RING:
The 1988 World Series matched the Oakland Athletics against the Los Angeles Dodgers. The heavily favored Athletics were upset by the Dodgers in just 5 games. This is the 1988 World Series Champion ring belonging to "Montalvo". Set in 14K yellow gold. 39.5 grams. Size 10.5.

1989 OAKLAND A's WORLD SERIES CHAMPIONSHIP RING:
The 1989 World Series matched the Oakland Athletics against the San Francisco Giants. This "Battle of the Bay" series was swept by the Athletics in 4 straight games. This is the 1989 World Series Champion ring belonging to "Clime". Set in 10K yellow gold. 38.6 grams. Size 12.5.

Bidders can participate via floor, telephone, absentee & Internet. Please visit www.ManorAuctions.com for bidding information.

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Friday, May 6, 2011

Chinese Antiques | Jade, Ivory & Stone Seals Expected To Sell Well At Auction

Chinese Tianhuang Stone SealChinese jade, ivory and Tianhuang seals are expected to sell well on the May 7th auction block. Demand in the Chinese antiquities market remains strong and thus Manor projects the nice selection of Chinese jade, ivory and stone seals to attract a great number of worldwide buyers. The auction offers a wide variety from which buyers may choose, from small antique Chinese jade pendants to an important well executed Tianhuang / Tian-Huang Chinese Seal.



Most of the Chinese antiques will sell in session 2 of the May 7th catalog auction as lots 40185 through 40247. They are estimated to cross the auction block at about 4:00pm Eastern time.


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Thursday, May 5, 2011

The Original Florida Highwaymen Artists To Visit Manor Auctions Tallahassee Gallery

Harold_Newton_PaintingThe Original Florida Highwaymen artists will visit Manor Auctions Tallahasseee gallery this Saturday, May 7th. A group of the Original Florida Highwaymen will be painting, selling works and speaking with the public during Manor Auctions Fine Art & Collectible Auction. Everyone is welcome and encouraged to plan a visit to meet this historic group of African American Florida landscape artists. Their unique style of painting has come to define Florida landscape art, distinguished by the use of rich, vibrant color applied typically to Upson board. The Highwaymen were inducted in to the Florida Artists Hall Of Fame in 2004. Their paintings can be found in private collections, galleries, museums and government buildings. The Highwaymen will be at Manor Auctions Tallahassee gallery from 10am through the early evening hours.


The Florida Highwaymen movement began in the early 1950’s when A.E. Backus, a prominent White artist in S. Florida began teaching Alfred Hair, a little known African-American art student who was eager to make a career in painting. Their unlikely partnership began what would become known as the Florida Highwaymen.


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Wednesday, May 4, 2011