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Full-Length Women’s Black Mink Coat
by Georgeou (43" long)
Feel beautiful in this fabulous full-length mink coat, perfect for a night on the town in our cold Michigan winters. Featuring hidden hooks and eyes and elastic armbands to keep out the chill, this coat is truly timeless in style. Created by Georgeou, furriers from Westchester, New York, this coat displays the finest American mink and is incredibly soft. Size 4, but roomy enough to fit larger sizes. |
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Antique Mexican Sterling Silver and Uncut Topaz Bracelet,
Los Castillo, c.1950 (7 1/4 x 1 1/2 in.) |
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| This striking bracelet was crafted by Los Castillo, master silversmiths in Taxco, Mexico. Featuring 5 large uncut topaz pieces connected to sterling silver mounts, this bracelet makes an elegant addition to any attire. The clasp is cleverly crafted and creates a seamless look. |
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Antique Chairs,
wood inlay, c. 1920s
(37” h x 20” w x 16” d)
Add elegance to your home with two beautifully crafted antique chairs featuring wood marquetry. Sturdily constructed, these chairs are a fine addition to any home and will see many more years of reliable service! |
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Chinese Blue and White Lamp
(34” h x 8.5” diam. base)
This lovely Chinese blue and white rice jar has been converted into a lamp, decorated with a floral motif and set into a round wooden base. Very versatile and well proportioned, this antique will add a touch of charm to that special room.
Donated by William Lesterhouse Antiques |
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Silver-Plated Cups, c.1890
(3.25” h x 4.5” w) and
Crystal Punch Bowl (13.5 x 14” diam)
This set of twelve silver-plated cups and crystal punch bowl will make an elegant statement at your next special event. In excellent condition, the cups feature large handles and elegant scrollwork. The punch bowl can be used with or without the accompanying crystal stand, and its cut crystal will complement many different décors. |
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Hugh Acton, Suspended Beam Bench (15"h x 58"w x 16"d) |
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This bench was first conceived in 1954 when the designer was a student at Cranbrook. Both an art form and an engineering marvel, the bench requires a tremendous amount of hand finishing work, which is why production was stopped in 1967. Forty years later, Acton himself brought it back true to the original design. Still made completely without screws or glue, the walnut and stainless steel bench is crafted by hand over a period of three days. Hugh Acton signs each bench, which can be used as seating or as a coffee table. Don’t miss this chance to own a handcrafted example of modern Michigan furniture! |
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Chinese Blue and White Ginger Jars, 19th Century (10” h x 8” w) |
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Originally used to hold food, these ginger jars were exported from the port of Jiangxi as decorative objects in the 19th century. They feature elaborate organic vine and flower motifs on top and geometric representations of water on the bottom. Both have antique wooden lids. An excellent addition of oriental flair to any home! |
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