Our Fine Art and Antique auction is open for bidding September 27th – October 11th. Live online bidding will start at 11am on Thursday, October 11th. Below you can sign up to view the auction items in person at our preview. You can also register to bid in the auction, and sign up to receive a text update for the auction or a specific item.
This auction includes collections of fine art, folk art, Chinese antiques; pieces by Lester Raymer, Birger Sandzen, Frank Swift Chase, a collection of Japanese Bizen Yaki Ware Pottery, a pair of Chinese Huanghuali Yoke Back Chairs, antique Kansas City maps and much more.
Pair of Chinese Huanghuali Yoke Back Chairs
Frank Swift Chase Oil On Canvas “The Blue Stream” 1913
Collection of Japanese Bizen Yaki Ware Pottery
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