Please enable JavaScript to use key features of the site. If you need help, please contact our customer support.

LEGACY OF OPULENCE AUCTION

online only auction | 6 day sale | sale is over

Location

Salem, OR 97301

Dates

Sale Starts

Thu

Mar 13

12pm

Sale Ends

Tue

Mar 18

6:30pm

Terms & Conditions:

https://www.salemauctionhouse.com/terms-conditions/

To contact us with your questions or comments regarding this Policy or the information collection and dissemination practices of the Application, please email us at jake@salemauctionhouse.com or contact us by mail at:

Salem Auction House
2828 Cherry Ave NE
Salem OR 97301

Salem Auction House

Company Website

Company Details

(503) 979-3073

Legacy of Opulence Auction features over 100 lots of fine art, sculpture, coins, jewelry, comic books, furniture, and more! Please read all terms and conditions. Thank you for supporting Salem Auction House!

Previews are available by appointment.

“Adobe Home Landscape”, a stunning Native American pottery vase in very good condition. This vase measures 13” H x 13” W x 6” D.

An antique French signed miniature portrait in gilt frame, circa late 19th century. Signature present on right side of portrait as shown in photos. Likely from the Victorian era, this antique French portrait miniature features a young woman beautifully painted and covered with glass. The back of the frame is marked and appears to be made in the Czechoslovakia. Czechoslovakia was a country in central Europe that was made up of Bohemia, Moravia, and Slovakia. It was formed in 1918 after World War I when Austria-Hungary collapsed. In 1993, Czechoslovakia peacefully split into the Czech Republic and Slovakia. This portrait measures in the frame, 5.25” H x 4.25” W.

Limited edition of 30,000 Daffy Duck Looney Toons $10 .999 silver round, circa 2015 from Canada. Includes certificate of authenticity and comes in original packaging. 15.87 grams of silver.

An antique alabaster sculpture of a young girl. This sculpture has some wear and has also been repaired at the neckline as shown in photos. Still a beautiful sculpture, measuring 7” H x 5” W x 4” D. No signature visible.

A large Kachina doll titled, “Broad Faced” by listed artist, Billy Begay. Begay is known for Native American art. This work of art is titled and signed on the bottom as shown in photos. This Kachina measures 20” H x 9” W x 7” D.

A limited mintage of “Pirate Gold”, .5 grams of .999 fine gold. Mintage limited to just 5,000.

An antique inkwell and blotter manufactured by Heintz Art Metal Shop circa 1912. Sterling and bronze with maker mark present underneath as shown in photos. Otto L. Heintz was the founder of the company. He was born in 1877 into a family of jewelers and set out on his own in 1902 when he took over a small local business, renamed it the Art Crafts Shop, and began creating copper pieces with colorful enamel decoration.

An antique French signed miniature portrait in gilt frame, circa 19th century. Signature present on right side of portrait as shown in photos. Likely from the Victorian era, this antique French portrait miniature features a young woman beautifully painted and covered with glass. The miniature is elegantly framed in an ornate gilt frame complete with an easel stand for tabletop display and measures in frame, 5” H x 3.5” W.

A 19th century baker bread slicer with a handwritten note giving provenance back to the late 1800s. The iron handle boasts a wonderful pierced Art Nouveau design and the blade is marked with the number “2”. This bread slicer (when folded down), measures 10” H x 12” W x 14” D.

This lot features a nice example of The Amazing Spider-Man #33 comic book “The Final Chapter”, circa 1966. Please see photos for condition.

This lot features a nice example of The Amazing Spider-Man #34 comic book “The Thrill of The Hunt”, circa 1966. Please see photos for condition.

This lot features The Avengers #25, “Enter…Dr. Doom” comic book, circa 1966. Please see photos for condition. The Avengers are a team of superheroes appearing in American comic books published by Marvel Comics, created by writer-editor Stan Lee and artist/co-plotter Jack Kirby. The team made its debut in The Avengers #1 (cover-dated September 1963).

An antique Piccolo in a purple velvet lined case by, Leon Aubert. Maker marks present as shown in photos and appears to be complete. A piccolo is a small flute that plays an octave higher than a regular flute. It’s a member of the woodwind family of instruments. This Piccolo is believed to be a D-Flat.

A stunning Native American Turquoise & genuine Pearl necklace with a silver clasp measuring 24”.

A pair of vintage jewelry enhancers. The larger one is marked 925 and the smaller one appears to have a Tahitian Pearl wrapped in silver. One measures 4” and the other, 2”. A jewelry enhancer is a hinged loop that attaches a pendant to a chain, allowing the pendant to be easily moved between chains. Enhancers are a type of bail that can be used to add versatility to jewelry.

A late 19th century lacquer & hand-carved varnished wood cinnabar box in very good condition. This decorative box with lid measures (closed), 5” H x 13” W x 10.75” D. A cinnabar box is a type of antique Chinese lacquerware box, typically made with a rich red lacquer, known for its intricate carvings and often used for holding keepsakes or small items.

A collection of three antique Chinese cloisonne vessels including one with a lid, hinged lid, and the smallest on three small tapered legs. All three are in good condition and feature wonderful detail. Cloisonné is an ancient technique for decorating metalwork objects with colored material held in place or separated by metal strips or wire, normally of gold.

A large antique lidded Chinese porcelain vase, signed underneath as shown in photos. The lid has been repaired, please see photos for condition. This vase features beautiful detail including a octagonal shape and dragons throughout. This vase measures 12” H x 9” W x 9” D.

This lot features a set of handmade silver spurs with stamped maker mark as shown in photos. The silver would appear to be plated. They are in excellent condition with stunning detail throughout.

A stunning antique Syrian Mother of Pearl inlay hand-crafted box, circa 1940s. Features a blue velvet lining inside and a locking mechanism (no key). A beautiful work of craftsmanship and measures 2.5” H x 11.5” W x 4.5” D.

This lot features a large assortment of vintage and antique comic books including Felix The Cat, Popeye, & many others in various conditions. This lot features 29 comic books in total.

A collection of vintage and antique Marvel & DC comic books in various conditions. This lot features a total of 14 comic books including Fantastic Four, Thor, and many others.

A beautiful antique European Rosewood flip top writing desk. Some minor wear throughout, but in good condition overall. The top folds back with a removable felted cover. This piece measures 28.5” H x 33.5” W x 17.25” D.

A beautiful set of antique sewing machine drawers with wonderful detail throughout. All three drawers slide smoothly as they should. This stack of drawers measures, 15” H x 6” W x 15” D.

This lot features 1 gram of .999 fine gold.

An antique yellow Chinese enamel hand warmer. Features stunning detail and is signed underneath as shown in photos. These items would sometimes contain a copper insert for holding coals (this one does not). These small, portable devices were often crafted in round or oval shapes for easy handling and adorned with lacquer, bronze or enamel.

A beautiful Tagua Nut bracelet, crafted on an adjustable string for different sized wrists. Native to the Amazonian regions of Ecuador. Tagua is the seed of a palm tree whose physical composition is similar to elephant ivory. Because it is a natural occurring plant, the characteristics of tagua allow it to be a resource that can continue to be used over the long term. This allows environmentally conscious people to enjoy the beautiful elements of ivory without the cruel elements of the elephant ivory trade. Tagua has a high aesthetic and utilitarian value that allows it to be used as an accessory in clothing and jewelry dating back to the Spanish colonization in America.

Two pairs of vintage brass candlestick holders in good condition (some wax present). The taller pair measures 11” H x 3.5” W x 3.5” D.

A beautiful Southwestern style necklace with a Peyote Bird on the clasp, marked 925 for sterling silver. This necklace measures 19”.

This lot features an artisan made necklace, believed to be a Jadeite pendant with other stones on top. This necklace measures 16” with a gold-colored clasp.

An ancient bronze bracelet or arm band, possibly from the Khmer civilization. Incredible detail and weight, weighing approx. 117.56 grams and measuring 11” round.

An antique fine carved Oriental Netsuke in good condition and signed underneath as shown in photos. A netsuke is a miniature sculpture, originating in 17th century Japan. Initially a simply-carved button fastener on the cords of an inrō box, netsuke later developed into ornately sculpted objects of craftsmanship. This Netsuke measures 2” H x 2” W x 2” D.

A vintage Disney Mickey Mouse watch by Bradley. Manual wind, 17-jewel, and works as it should. Swiss made with a stainless steel back.

A Native stone axe head, found on the banks of the Columbia River. Stunning detail and colors present, measuring 2.75” H x 6.5” W x 1” D.

This lot features a Maidu Native American coiled basket. The design and shape would also be consistent with it being a Pomo basket, but the size of the stitches make it more likely Maidu. They are both California basket making tribes but the stitches on Pomo baskets tend to be finer. The basket will date around 1920 and is missing a few stitches as shown in photos. This basket measures 2” H x 4” W x 4” D.

A Japanese pipe holder & an African slingshot sculpture. The pipe holder was most likely for Opium. Kiseru (煙管) is a Japanese word that refers to a traditional smoking pipe. It is used to smoke finely shredded tobacco called kizami. African slingshot sculptures are hand-carved wooden figures that are often associated with the Baule carving culture of Ivory Coast. They are figurative objects that can depict heads or bodies. The tallest measures 8” H.

“Ye Town Crier”, an antique Deldare plate by Buffalo Pottery, circa 1908. In very good overall condition with no chips or cracks and maker mark shown underneath in photos. Measures 8.25” H x 8.25” W. Buffalo Pottery was founded in 1901 by John D. Larkin (1845-1926) to supply the Larkin Company with premiums for its customers. The company’s first general manager, Lewis H. Bown, recruited a number of skilled craftsmen and artisans from throughout the United States, including William J.

A pair of fine quality antique hand painted Japanese Imari square plates. They have a shaped scalloped edge with quality hand painted panels, with a vase of flowers and leaves to the centre, in wonderful red, blue, gold, orange and white colors, circa 1900. Imari porcelain can be Chinese or European in origin, but was first created in Japan. In 1616, the town of Arita became Japan’s porcelain production center because it was near Izumiyama, a quarry rich in kaolin clay. The wares were then shipped to the West from the port of Imari, hence the name. Each plate measures 10.25” H x 10.25” W.

“The Gratier”, a ceramic vase by Bjorn Wiinblad for Nymolle. Signed underneath and in good overall condition from Denmark, circa 1960s. Bjørn Wiinblad, was a Danish painter, designer and artist in ceramics, silver, bronze, textiles, and graphics. His work has been shown widely in Europe, in the United States of America first in 1954 and in Japan, Australia and Canada in 1968. This vase measures 11.25” H x 3.75” W x 3.75” D.

An artisan made necklace with multi-colored Tourmalines, sterling silver, & “Peacock” Tahitian Pearls. In excellent condition, this necklace can be layered over or worn as is, with a total length of 44”. Peacock Pearls are said to bring centering and a calming reflection, as well as attune the wearer to the ebb and flow of life.

“Inter-Tribal Greeting”, a bronze sculpture by listed artist, Doug Hyde. Signed as shown in photos and measures 3.5” H x 5.5” W x 2” D. Known for native American figures, Doug Hyde casts bronze sculpture from original stone work but prefers to do originals from stone because he loves the resistance of the medium. He has been a long-time resident of Santa Fe, New Mexico, but was born in Hermiston, Oregon into the Nez Perce tribe. He attended the San Francisco Art Institute, and the Institute of American Indian Arts in Santa Fe where he was one of the first students of Allan Houser, the highly successful Apache sculptor. Hyde then served in the Army for two tours of Vietnam, and was seriously wounded in a Saigon grenade attack. In the early 1970s, he returned to Santa Fe to succeed Houser in directing the Institute’s sculpture program, and then in 1974 turned to full-time studio work.

A Navajo liquid silver necklace measuring 29” in excellent condition. Marked 925 on either side with a total approx. weight of 63.81 grams. Liquid silver is a term used to describe several strands of small silver beads held together to create a fluid-looking piece. It is created by slicing tubes of Sterling Silver and then stringing them together carefully. This type of jewelry is often also known as liquid heishi or silver heshi.

A one of a kind necklace by listed designer, Ramona Moore. This piece includes Sodalite, Chalcedony, & Green Tourmaline. Ramona has long studied the gemstone world and has collected many beads from around the world. Her love of color and design has been an inspiration for her jewelry. She has shown in Florida and Oregon. Her newest bead “adventure” is in African Trade Beads, featuring ‘CEDI’ glass beads in her necklaces and earrings. This necklace measures (when not clasped), 46”.

A stunning Taxco brooch or pendant with sterling silver, Turquoise, Amethyst, & Coral. Marked on the back, “Mexico 925″ with maker’s mark as shown in photos. This brooch measures 2” H x 2.25” W. Includes a loop on back to use as a pendant or a pin to display as a brooch. Total approx. weight is 26.10 grams.

“Little Hiker”, Goebel Hummel figurine, made of porcelain and in very good condition. Made in West Germany and stamped underneath as shown in photos. Goebel acquired rights to turn Hummel’s drawing into figurines, producing the first line in 1935. The figurines were introduced at the Leipzig Trade Fair, a major European show for the industry. Goebel was known for presenting new and novel products that attracted American distributors.

“North Cascades”, a limited edition signed serigraph by listed artist, Roger Berghoff circa 1970s. Signed in pencil and is professionally framed under glass. Edition 50/75. This artwork measures in the frame, 24” H x 30” W. Roger was a native of the northwest. He was born in Naches, Washington. He graduated from Central Washington University. He did graduate work at the Art Center School and the University of Southern California. His art has been sold around the world. During his career Roger created large and small sculpture pieces, mastered the art of pastel portraiture, worked with pen and ink drawings, watercolors, acrylics, and oil painting. He created an extensive line of hand-pulled silkscreen prints called serigraphs. His work is renowned throughout the United States.

“Antheriums”, an original oil on canvas by listed Oregon artist, Robert Alston. Signed lower right and housed in the original vintage wood frame. The artwork does show some damage as shown in photos. This original work of art on canvas measures in frame, 26” H x 36” W. Alston was an art teacher at Southern Oregon University and was known for his pieces in the 1960s and 1970s.

“Landscape”, an original oil on board by listed artist, Russell William Swan. Signed lower left and professionally framed. This original oil on board measures in the frame, 30.25” H x 32.5” W. Russell William Swan (1908 – 1963) was born in Minnesota by Swedish parents and is well known for landscapes and coastal views. He studied at the Otis Art Institute in Los Angeles and the Carmel Institute of Art under John Cunningham.

“Floral Still Life”, an original oil on board by listed artist, Elizabeth Warhanik. Signed lower right and housed in a vintage wood frame. This original oil on board measures in the frame, 22.5” H x 18.5” W. Warhanik was one of Seattle’s most prominent early artists. She worked in oil, watercolor, and printmaking. In addition to being a longtime member of the NWWS [Northwest Watercolor Society], Warhanik was one of the founders and the first president of Women Painters of Washington.

“Bird Watcher”, a signed serigraph by listed artist, Charley Harper. Professionally framed under glass and signed in pencil, edition 1425/2000. This signed limited edition serigraph measures in the frame, 23.25” H x 20” W. Includes large artist bio on back as shown in photos. Charley Harper was a Cincinnati-based American Modernist artist. He was best known for his highly stylized wildlife prints, posters, and book illustrations. Born Charles Burton Harper in Frenchton, West Virginia in 1922, Harper’s upbringing on his family farm influenced his work to his last days.

A framed antique oil on tin retalbo of St Joseph and Christ child, housed in a vintage wood frame. This original work of art on tin measures in the frame, 20” H x 16.5” W. A retablo is a devotional painting or structure that often includes religious imagery. The word comes from the Latin retro tabula, which means “behind the table”.

A fantastic card table by Shwayder Bros and marked “Samson Table” circa 1930s. This company later became the infamous Samsonite Luggage Company. Marked “Souvenir Tower of the Sun 1939 World Fair San Francisco” on the front lower left corner. Picture of two bridges, airplanes and pyramid skyscraper. Would be fantastic as an art piece on a wall. This Samson Table measures (when folded out), 25.5” H x 30” W x 30” D.

An antique daguerreotype in a union case. Signed in the plate, lower right. A very rare piece. 1/6th plate. A “daguerreotype in a union case” refers to an early photograph, known as a daguerreotype, which is stored and protected within a small, decorative case called a “union case, ” typically made from a type of early plastic material and often featuring intricate designs, popular during the mid-19th century when daguerreotypes were the primary photographic format; essentially, it’s a daguerreotype kept in its specific protective case from that era.

A pair of Heisey American crystal bowls. Only one minor chip present underneath the larger bowl shown in photos. The A.H. Heisey Company was formed in Newark, Ohio, in 1895 by A.H. Heisey. The factory provided fine quality glass tableware and decorative glass figurines. Both pressed and blown glassware were made in a wide variety of patterns and colors. The larger bowl measures, 4.5” H x 11” W x 11” D.

A beautiful Chinese porcelain vase, baluster shape with white and blue decoration featuring a peacock surrounded by flowers and foliage, circa 19th century. This vase has open work handles with a leafy motif and a harmonious ovoid body. In good overall condition, this vase measures 17” H x 8” W x 8” D.

A slabbed 1902 EF45 Morgan Dollar from ICG. ICG started with the idea that the graders should be as objective as possible when looking at a coin. The ownership of the coin should in no way influence the grade the coin receives, nor should the grader’s own motives impact it.

An antique hand knotted Oriental Hatchlu rug, made of 100% wool in Pakistan. Maker tag present underneath as shown in photos. This hand knotted Oriental rug made in Pakistan measures 48” x 31.5”. A Hatchlu rug is a rug with a unique design that’s part of the Enssi family of rugs. The design is characterized by a cross-shaped band that divides the rug into four quadrants. Each quadrant contains rows of small Y-shaped motifs.

An antique hand made Oriental rug runner in good condition. This hand made Oriental rug measures 79” x 31”. A runner rug is a long, narrow rug that’s usually rectangular in shape. Runners are often used in hallways, entryways, and staircases.

An antique Turkish Kilim rug. This Turkish Kilim rug measures 70” x 47”. A Turkish kilim rug is a flat-woven rug that originated in Turkey. Kilims are known for their geometric patterns, vibrant colors, and durability.

A large porcelain figure of a dancing couple on an oval base with high-quality polychrome painting, circa 1920s, manufactured by Aelteste Volkstedt. Aelteste Volkstedt is the name of a porcelain factory in Rudolstadt, Germany that was established in 1762. It is the oldest working porcelain factory in Thuringia. This large porcelain figure measures, 13.5” H x 12” W x 7” D.

This lot features a vintage Pashmina scarf. This Pashmina scarf measures 70” x 26.5”. Pashmina wool is incredibly soft, often described as feeling like a cloud against the skin. Despite its delicate feel, Pashmina provides exceptional warmth. The fine fibers trap heat effectively, making Pashmina shawls ideal for cold weather. One of the remarkable features of Pashmina is its lightweight nature.

“Come Take A Rest With Me”, an original watercolor by listed artist, Jeannie Hatch. Signed lower right and professionally framed. Also titled and signed on the verso, circa 1998. This original watercolor measures in the frame, 31” H x 36.5” W.

“Woman & Flowers”, a signed limited edition print by listed artist, Jeannie Hatch. Numbered and signed in pencil. This artwork measures in the frame, 10.25” H x 10.25” W. This signed print could be re set in frame as the number and signature are a bit hidden.

A vintage carved wood sculpture, purchased in Vanuatu circa 1967. Carved sculptures in Vanuatu are often made from wood, stone, coral, or volcanic materials. They can depict animals, birds, fish, canoes, and bowls. Carved from fern wood, these sculptures are commissioned by men to mark their advancement in society. They are displayed during ceremonies and then left to decay. This sculpture measures 29” H x 10” W x 6” D.

A collection of 12 Harry Potter hardcover books in various conditions. At least two of them contain known printing errors.

This lot features an assortment of Formula 1 model cars and collectibles including many manufactured by Bburago. Also included are helmet models from racer, Lewis Hamilton in various years with display stands and covers, along with a hat, collectible cup & models still in the box. There are a total number of 17 items in this lot.

This lot features a large collection of racing model cars with a total of 10 cars in this lot. Some of the makers include Maisto, UT Models, and more. One car has a side mirror that has been broken off as shown in photos (part is present) and one car has two missing wheels (one available to reattach).

This lot features a total of 7 Porsche model cars by various makers including Bburago, Norev, & Exoto. All appear to be in very good condition and two Porsche’s include a display stand and cover. The two Porsche’s in the displays are 1976 Porsche 934 RSR & a 1976 Porsche 935 Turbo.

An antique hand-knotted woolen carpet made in Nepal. Maker tags present underneath as shown in photos. This hand-knotted woolen carpet from Nepal measures, 76” x 36”. A hand-knotted carpet from Nepal is a rug made by hand using a traditional weaving technique. They are often called Tibetan carpets.

An antique 12” globe on an iron stand, manufactured by Weber Costello Co. This globe measures on the stand, 20” H x 12” W x 12” D. The Weber Costello Company was a Chicago-based globe maker and school supplier that produced globes and chalkboards. They were known for their high-quality craftsmanship and attention to detail.

A vintage Takahashi Imari style porcelain vase in very good condition. Maker mark present underneath as shown in photos by Takahashi Japan/San Francisco. This vase measures 6” H x 7” W x 7” D.

An original carved wood sculpture by listed Brazilian artist, Agenor Silva. Signed on the back as shown in photos and is in very good condition. Agenor Silva is a Brazilian artist who was born in 1940. This sculpture measures 9” H x 5.5” W x 4” D.

A vintage 20th century Chinese cloisonne duck trinket box with stunning inlay detail and in very good condition. This vessel measures 5” H x 8” W x 4” D. Cloisonné is an ancient technique for decorating metalwork objects with colored material held in place or separated by metal strips or wire, normally of gold.

An antique brass incense burner boat with intricate detail and in good overall condition. A special item, measuring 5” H x 8” W x 2.25” D.

“Blackie”, a signed woodblock print by listed artist, Jack McLarty. Titled on the left and signed on the art as shown in photos. Housed in a vintage wood frame and measures in frame, 8.25” H x 7.25” W. William James McLarty (1919-) was a surrealist painter, printmaker, and teacher of the Pacific Northwest region of the United States.

Thank you for using EstateSales.NET. You're the best!

LEGACY OF OPULENCE AUCTION

Mar 13

Mar 18

Terms & Conditions

Salem Auction House

Description & Details