Viewing - Saturday 29th September, Tuesday 2nd October 2pm-6pm and morning of sale from 9am
Wednesday 26 September 2018
Time to tinkle the ivories
A Steinway and Sons ‘Model K’ Upright piano, in a walnut veneered high gloss (polyester)
finish, with third pedal.
Estimate
£2,000-£3,000
To be offered for Auction Wednesday 3rd October 2018
Viewing:
Saturday 29th September 10am-1pm
Tuesday 2nd October 2pm-6pm
and morning of Sale from 9am
Tuesday 2nd October 2pm-6pm
and morning of Sale from 9am
The Model K or "Vertegrand" was designed by Henry Ziegler a Director at Steinway and Sons in 1903. It is the oldest unchanged upright piano design currently in mass production. Each Steinway piano consists of more than 12,000 individual pieces making it a masterpiece of craftsmanship and an artwork in itself.
This piano was commissioned in 1991 and took 9 months to build.
Wednesday 19 September 2018
Our next Valuation Sessions are:
Friday 21st September 10am-12noon & 2pm-4pm
Saturday 22nd September 10am-1pm
Saturday 22nd September 10am-1pm
Friday 5th October 10am-12noon & 2pm-4pm
Saturday 6th October Closed
Saturday 6th October Closed
Friday 19th October 10am-12noon & 2pm-4pm
Saturday 20th October 10am-1pm
Friday 2nd November 10am-12noon & 2pm-4pm
Saturday 3rd November 10am-1pm
Friday 16th November 10am-12noon & 2pm-4pm
Saturday 17th November 10am-1pm
Friday 30th November 10am-12noon & 2pm-4pm
Saturday 1st December 10am-1pm
Friday 14th December 10am-12noon & 2pm-4pm
Saturday 15th December 10am-1pm
Friday 14th December 10am-12noon & 2pm-4pm
Saturday 15th December 10am-1pm
6 items or less please – if you have more items we can make an appointment
If you have more than 6 items we can make a separate appointment to bring them along or we can come and appraise them in your home for large items and furniture.
For further details please see Auction Dates to view the Calendar or contact our office on 0191 5372630.
Boldon Auction Galleries are also available to carry out valuation days on behalf of local and national charities. Over the years we have carried out many Charity Auctions and other fundraising events. Please contact us for further information.
Friday 14 September 2018
The Friends of East Boldon Parks
Scarecrow Festival
Saturday 15th September
Saturday 15th September
Boldon Auction Galleries Entry
'Lot One'
Number 17 on the trail
Number 17 on the trail
Come along and join in the fun on Saturday 15th September
- there will be over 50 scarecrows
to find around East Boldon
Trail Forms available from
Grange Park, East Boldon
12noon - 5pm
Wednesday 12 September 2018
Theo Tobiasse (1927-2012), mixed media, signed, dated **69, 'Les Promeneurs `a Firenze'. 24.5cm x 34cm
Estimate £1,000-£1,500
To be offered for Auction Wednesday 19th September
Theo Tobiasse (1927-2012) was born in Israel and moved to Paris when he was seven years old. Between 1942 and 1944 with the German occupation of Paris, Theo and his family lived with the constant fear of discovery and they remained in hiding during the occupation. It was during this time that Theo’s love of books and drawings flourished. Following the liberation of Paris he began a career as a designer for Hermes creating window decorations, stage sets and tapestries. In 1950 he moved to Nice where he continued to paint and held his first exhibition at the Palais de le Mediterranee in 1961 winning the grand prize. In Nice his pictorial expression came into it’s own and his Expressionistic style shone through. From 1980 Theo divided his time between Nice and New York exhibiting internationally. He died in Nice in 2012 leaving behind a plethora of artwork in his distinct style of loose brushstrokes and rich colours.
Theo Tobiasse (1927-2012) was born in Israel and moved to Paris when he was seven years old. Between 1942 and 1944 with the German occupation of Paris, Theo and his family lived with the constant fear of discovery and they remained in hiding during the occupation. It was during this time that Theo’s love of books and drawings flourished. Following the liberation of Paris he began a career as a designer for Hermes creating window decorations, stage sets and tapestries. In 1950 he moved to Nice where he continued to paint and held his first exhibition at the Palais de le Mediterranee in 1961 winning the grand prize. In Nice his pictorial expression came into it’s own and his Expressionistic style shone through. From 1980 Theo divided his time between Nice and New York exhibiting internationally. He died in Nice in 2012 leaving behind a plethora of artwork in his distinct style of loose brushstrokes and rich colours.
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