Ken Hall Press Releases

A weekend auction packed with Chinese carvings and works of art, fine porcelain, artwork and decorative arts will be held June 23-24 by Elite Decorative Arts, at the firm’s gallery located in the Quantum Town Center in Boynton Beach, Fla.

Eight never-before-occupied Class A medical office condominiums in the partially tenanted Oakbrooke Professional Center, located at 516 Innovations Drive in Chesapeake, will be sold in an on-site auction slated for Thursday, June 28, at 6:30 p.m.

An extremely rare Justus Perry early blown glass Masonic/eagle flask, made circa 1822-1840 by the Keene-Marlboro Street Glass Works, sold for $17,360 in an Internet and catalog sale held April 27-May 6 by American Bottle Auctions.

One of the rarest coins in American history – the legendary 1870-S $3 gold piece, only two of which are known to exist – will come up for bid on Saturday, June 2, at Four Seasons Auction Gallery, where it is expected to bring up to $4 million.

Timeless Thrills Clothing – a Sacramento-based apparel firm specializes in high-end streetwear at an exclusive availability – will introduce a new product line June 9 with an event at the Momo Lounge in Sacramento, Calif.

A button from George Washington’s inauguration, an American War of 1812 chapeau, part of a flag flown at the Battle of Gettysburg, books from Adolf Hitler’s library and silverware from one of Saddam Hussein’s palaces will all be sold June 1-2.

Alderfer Auction & Appraisal is proud to present the Americana Collection from the estate of Charles H. Hoeflich on June 8-9 in Hatfield, Pa. Mr. Hoeflich was a well-regarded financier and philanthropist from Southeastern Pennsylvania.

A full sheet of 80 post office-fresh Chinese Year of the Monkey stamps, purchased in 1980 by the consignor at a post office inside the People’s Republic of China, sold for $135,600 at a multi-estate sale held April 19-21 by Philip Weiss Auctions.

Over 400 lots of antique clocks, Asian objects, fine art, toys and toy trains, period furniture, Native American and African objects, decorative accessories and porcelain will be sold at auction Thursday, May 24, by Gordon S. Converse & Company.

A pair of life-size bronze sculptures by renowned South African artist Dylan Lewis (b. 1954), titled Leopard Crushing Serpent, is the expected top lot at an auction planned for Saturday, May 19, by Elite Decorative Arts in Boynton Beach, Fla.