Knockout in Concord! Virtual Event Drops Thursday July 3rd! #happyhunting

The Hunt Continues! This collection packs a PUNCH! This is the New England home blond from Texas - -  she possesses a taste that is truly magnificent in its breadth, and her palate is as broad as the Lone Star State.

Every collection is a powerful story to tell, welcome to Knockout in Concord!

This event goes LIVE ONLINE Thursday, July 3rd at 8AM at HuntEstateSales.com.

LOCATION: VIRTUAL EVENT at HuntEstateSales.com 

SALE ENDS: Friday, 7/18 at 5PM

COMPLIMENTARY LOADING: Saturday, 7/19 from 10AM to 3PM

PICKUP LOCATION: Allston, MA

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Welcome to a force of history and culture! Featuring true antiques, next to Eldred Wheeler and craftsman like J.L. Treharn & Co. and P. Kapela.

It's a rare instance when reproduction antique furniture is more valuable than the authentic piece, this is it.

Eldred Wheeler lowboy in figured maple with slate table top.

Eldred Wheeler was formed in 1977 and with a mission to handcraft antique reproduction furniture to the same standards set by eighteenth century American craftsmen.

Their store, in Hanover, Massachusetts shuttered in 2019, when the owners retired, but their craft will match their legacy, for decades to come.

J.L. Treharn & Co., of Youngstown, Ohio Founder Jerry Treharn, used a blend of automation and skilled craftsmanship to produce some of the most sought- after 17th and 18th century replica chairs, tables, beds, chests and cupboards.

This single drawer stand features craftsman design, stunning tiger maple, period style brass hardware and a cabriole leg and construction, including pegged joints.

18th century reproduction in Tiger Maple, made by Paul Kapela of Chatham Furniture Reproductions Inc.

Flanked by stunning true antiques including:

A Louis XVI Period 18th Century Bergere armchair

A set of four Louis XVI 19th Century oval back painted chairs with leather seats

A Parlor Chair with intricate fruitwood inlay depicting a chain of tulips at every surface, The chair frame and cheek velvet upholstery mirrors the intricate inlay with high design.

Stand out art and accessories include:

The Blue Vase, Oil on Canvas, by Ann Hardy, b. 1970.

Landscape, Oil on Canvas, by B. Bauman, 2005

Autumn Landscape with Three Figures, Oil on Canvas, Singed

Wall mounted vases featuring a gilt metal frame with scrolling handles and roaring lion head at base, holding a hand painted porcelain vase, with putti.

19th Century French terracotta olive oil jars

A pair of early 20th Century gilt brass Altar candlestick holders

The strong style continues including a collection of art, tableware, tables and chairs.

Featuring:

Phlox and Zinnias in a Blue Vase, oil on canvas, signed

Porcelain Capodimonte style porcelain tea set by Van Schierholz

Rosone by Arte Italica, handcrafted stoneware, made in Italy

Nancy Calhoun dinnerware in Neptune

Vintage water pitcher by Tiffany & Co

Turned leg and twist farm tables, with sets of chairs including:

Set of Six French Breton style rush seat chairs

Early English Elm Wood Lancashire rush seat spindle back chairs, set of eight 19th century chairs from Lancashire, or Cheshire, districts of England featuring a triple row spindle back with back uprights flattened and curved to meet an eared crest rail.

This event has an impact, from the Revolution to the Renaissance! 

Cityscape, Oil on Canvas, by Margaret Scoppa, 1998. Scoppa has been evolving her art for her lifetime. Margaret’s current focus is sculpture: bricolages of found and handmade objects. This piece is from her 2-dimensional earlier works.

Three framed photographs by John David Geery, Vermont, titled Daybreak, Porch Light and Meredith.

Seaweed, Oil on Canvas, Signed and Dated 1947, This pieces depicts a rocky coast with a red house in the background and seaweed at the foreground.

Additional finds include:

A suit of armor.

Linens and throw pillows featuring Matouk bedding.

Brass, bronze and gilt frames.

A collection of Staffordshire pottery.

Botanical prints from the Album Vilmorin, a famous collection of botanical illustrations, specifically titled "Album Vilmorin; Les Plantes Potagères", The Vegetable Garden. It originated as a series of illustrations commissioned by the Parisian seed company Vilmorin-Andrieux & Cie.

A cow and a PIG! Unglazed Terracotta Pig, 24".  Look at that face, he's incorrigible! 

Bringing home the message this collection is a tribute to an iconic style, that's larger than Texas! Welcome to Knockout in Concord!

Join the Hunt! We're VIRTUAL, shop 24/7 online at HuntEstateSales.com.

This event drops Thursday, July 3rd at 8AM!

Happy Hunting,

Maggie and Jim

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