Most Important Auction, featuring the Estate of Charles Bronson, 2007
Was held on Friday, December 28, 2007, at W.A. Smith Auction Gallery in Plainfield, NH
Please note that, unless otherwise stated in the auction details, phone bids must be placed before 5PM the day before the auction.Sales Highlights from Most Important Auction, featuring the Estate of Charles Bronson, 2007
Lot No. 100: Fine pair of decorative arch shaped open front bookcases, adjustable shelves, grained wood, Vanderbilt prov., Bar Harbor, Maine
Sold for $2,310
Lot No. 110: Exceptional circular mahogany dining room table, Ducan Phyfe style with book match crutch mahogany top, 6'4"D, Bronson Estate
Sold for $3,520
Lot No. 165: The Bronson desk, choice Chippendale mahogany oxbow slant lid desk with fitted interior with three fans, old brass and drop front pediment, referred to as the Chippendale desk in Jill Ireland's book, 42"W
Sold for $6,600
Lot No. 243: Wonderful 2002 Ford Thunderbird with hard and convertible tops, 21,000 miles, yellow with black interior, automatic transmission, Woodstock, Vt. Estate
Sold for $18,700
Lot No. 325: Pair of Leather King Hickory armchairs with matching ottomans, Bronson Estate
Sold for $5,280
Lot No. 40: Wonderful two-part Chippendale curly maple corner cupboard, 91"H, Bronson Estate
Sold for $18,700
Lot No. 77: Sydney Laurence watercolor titled "Making Camp", Valdez Alask, dated 1915, 20" X 14"
Sold for $7,150
Lot No. 85: Rare PA cherry grandfather clock with phases of the moon, dial signed Samuel Solliday, case with quarter colmuns, good condition
Sold for $8,250
Lot No. 91: Pair of 18th century NH curly maple bannister back sidechairs with carved crests
Sold for $7,150