Thursday, September 11, 2014 at 5:30 PM
Maps & Atlases, Autographs, Rare Books, Fine Bindings, First Editions, Press Books, Americana, Art & Illustrated, Photographs, Posters & Prints along with Musical Scores from the "Burchuk-Warden Rare Book Collection" & Rare Books & Ephemera from the "Estate of Charles Clegg."
Bidding Notice:
Place Absentee Bids through the Quinn's Auction Galleries website at www.quinnsauction.com. Call the office to arrange Telephone Bidding at 703-532-5632. Live bidding will be available at LiveAuctioneers.com.
Auction Notice:
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May 17, 2014 at 11:00am - 6:00pm
Fine & Decorative Arts Auction - May 17, 2014
Quinn's Auction Gallery
Fine and decorative arts featuring American and European furniture, silver, porcelain, pottery, jewelry, paintings and prints. Featured in the fine and decorative arts auction will be a bronze and marble sculpture, Le Desespoir (Despair) by Auguste Rodin. Featured painters are the Hudson River School artist G.W. Waters, American painter Ammi Phillips, Italian painter Francesco Ballesio and French artist Paul Emile Pissarro. In addition is a fine collection of Asian decorative arts including snuff bottles, netsuke, jade and porcelain.
A Collection of US and International Coins and Currency. 153 lots.
This is the first of what will be a monthly coin auction. The next sale will be March 12, 2014.
January 18, 2014 at 11:00am
Fine & Decorative Arts Auction - January 18, 2014
Quinn's Auction Gallery
Fine and decorative arts featuring American and European Mid-Century modern furniture by designers such as Harry Bertoia, Mies van der Rohe, Charles Pfister, Charles Pollock and Joe Colombo; from the property of The Honorable Thomas S. Foley, former Speaker of the House of Representatives and Mrs. Heather Foley. Also featured in the fine and decorative arts auction will be an autographed letter, pen knife, and lock of hair belonging to General Robert E. Lee, 19th century Russian enamel; a collection of mid-century Russian artist's proofs propaganda posters; an extensive collection of Japanese prints by Kawase Hasui, Hiroshi Yoshida and others; and Staffordshire ceramics and Dorothy Doughty birds; from the property of the W. Hackman Trust.
Bidding Notice:
Terms And Conditions:
Bidder agrees that the terms listed shall govern this auction and that he/she agrees with them.
Additional terms may be posted or announced from the auction block, and are just as binding as the listed terms:
YOU AGREE TO ALL THESE TERMS.
1. Buyer's premium is %18.
Additional %2 premium paying with credit card.
Purchases must be removed by noon Saturday following the auction. Items not removed by the Saturday after the auction subject to transfer to Quinn's storage facility in Ashburn, VA with additional moving and storage fees. Quinn's assumes no liability for items damaged in transfer.
You still agree to pay for all items damaged in transit to our off site facility!
1A. Full payment: All items must be paid for in full before the bidder leaves
the premises. Nothing may be removed until it is settled for. Payment for purchases
must be made by cash, cashier's check, or credit card (Visa or Master Card only) or
by personal check or business check if approved by auctioneers. Auctioneers reserve
the right to hold personal or business checks for up to 10 business day to allow for
clearance of funds, returned checks subject to an additional fee of $35.00. All
Sales are subject to State Sales Tax laws. Tax exempt bidder must present proof of
sales tax exemption status including a Virginia or reciprocating state tax ID #
before any sales tax is waived. Bidder agrees not to stop payment on checks or
disallow a sight draft and is responsible for any expense due to collection of a bad
check, and authorizes the auctioneer to charge his/her credit card for any
merchandise and applicable fees on returned checks. The Auctioneers reserve the
right to repossess, at any time, at your location, any unpaid merchandise. The
bidder agrees to allow the auctioneer to charge his or her credit card for all unpaid
merchandise. The auctioneer reserves the right to bar bidders in participating in future auctions due to failure to pay for merchandise won at auction.
2. No warranty: All items are sold as is, where is, without guarantee of any
kind. The descriptions of items appearing in advertising prior to this auction are
believed to be correct. Nevertheless, neither those descriptions nor any oral
statements made by the Owner (or his agents or officers) or the Auctioneer (or his
agents or officers) concerning any item shall be construed as a warranty either
expressed or implied. I, the Bidder, have examined this merchandise and accept it
the way it is.
3. Disputes: The Auctioneer shall designate the winning bidder after each item
is auctioned. If disputes arise between two or more bidders, the auctioneer reserves
the right to reopen the bidding. The Auctioneers designation of a buyer shall be
final.
4. Buyers' responsibility: After a Bidder has won the bid with his/her high
bid, they have become the new owner of the item even though they may not have paid
for or taken possession of the item yet. The item(s) become the full and sole
responsibility of the buyer and the buyer assumes all risk of loss and damage.
Buyers should pay for, guard and remove and remove their item(s) accordingly.
5. Injury or damage: Bidder acknowledges responsibility for any personal
injury or property damaged caused by the Bidder or his agent, and further agrees to
hold Auctioneers harmless from any personal injury to himself or his Agents and the
property damage incurred on auction premises.
6. Agents only: The Auctioneers are acting as the Owners Agents only.
7. Buyer's premium: A fee of 18% for Catalog and Waverly Auctions will be added to the hammer price. An additional buyers premium of 2% is added to all purchases paid for by credit card.
8. Removal: Removal is the responsibility of the buyer. Prompt removal must be
made no later than the Saturday after an auction which is the designated removal
deadline. Failure to remove merchandise on the designated day after the auction will
incur storage fees of $3.00 per day per item. After designated removal deadline, the
Auctioneers reserve the right to move purchases to an alternate storage facility and
require the buyer to retrieve merchandise from that facility (located in Ashburn,
VA). Auctioneer is held harmless for any damaged to property incurred during
relocation. A $25 relocation fee per item will be added for relocation. Quinn's
staff assisting customers with purchases to vehicles are not responsible for damage.
Thank you for your cooperation
December 11, 2013 6:30pm est.
A variety of items from costume to designer. Including Van Cleff and Arpel, Tiffany, Cartier, and many more.
Previews maybe done by appointment as well.
For all inquiries please contact: hunter.cronier@quinnsauction.com
Bidding Notice:
Live bidding through www.liveauctioneers.com
Saturday December 7, 2013 auction begins at 11am-5pm
A large collection of art pottery including Rookwood, George Ohr, Newcomb College, Cowan, Roseville, Owens and much more.
Bidding Notice:
Live Bidding will be provided through LIveAuctioneers and Invaluable Live.
September 15th, 2013 - Auction Begins at 1:00pm
Fine & Decorative Arts Auction - September 15th, 2013
Quinn's Auction Gallery
Fine and decorative arts featuring American and European Mid-Century modern fine art and furniture by artists and designers such as Harry Bertoia, Jamini Roy, Florence Knoll, Mies van der Rohe, Marcel Breuer and Hans Wegner; from the property of The Honorable Thomas S. Foley, former Speaker of the House of Representatives and Mrs. Heather Foley. Also featured in the fine and decorative arts auction will be a painting by Guy C. Wiggins, a porcelain urn and pedestal by Sevres, a 16th century Dutch master painting by Van Croos, and a selection of sixty 19th century and 20th century snuff bottles.
Bidding Notice:
Live Bidding will be provided through LIveAuctioneers and ArtFact Live.
Wednesday, April 24, 2013 at 6:30 PM EST
Quinn's Auction Galleries is pleased to present our latest Collector's Series Auction: Native American & Ethnographic Art. This auction includes art from a variety of Native American and African nations from the 19th century onward. Items include jewelry both silver and beaded, costume, ceramics, weapons, fine art, blankets and rugs, baskets, maps, prints, lithographs, Inuit or Eskimo items, scrimshaw, African masks and sculpture, ivory carvings, and taxidermy.
Bidding Notice:
Live bidding through LiveAuctioneers.com
