Bunte Auction Services, Inc.

755 Church Rd - Elgin, IL 60123
Tel: (847) 214-8423 Fax: (847) 214-8802
www.bunteauction.com

And mornings of the auction from 9:00 AM

FURNITURE: 18^th Century American maple highboy, mahogany chest, Georgian dresser, breakfront, corner chair, tilt top tables, Federal wall mirror, and American maple chest; 19^th Century English dining table, fold over game table, set of Chippendale dining chairs, American cherry chest, corner cabinets, mahogany Pembroke table, Regency cabinet, Dutch marquetry cylinder desk, and Chippendale tall case clock by Adam Brandt; Victorian bed, chests, parlor tables, dressers, cast iron hall stand, chairs, and parlor suite; oak roll top; Joseph Hoffman long case clock and Sitzmachine: Wallace Nutting dresser; Chinese chests and chairs; French vitrine; cement garden benches; oak architectural columns; large gilt pier mirror.

19^TH & 20^TH CENTURY OILS, WATERCOLORS AND PRINTS: Andre Gisson, J. Jeffery Grant, Alfred Wierusz Von Kowalski, Carducius P. Ream, Guglielmo Zocchi, Bernard de Hoog, Pablo Picasso, Thomas Hart Benton, Raffaele Frigerio, Jean Raffy Le Persan, Adolph vander Venne, Georges Rouault (painting and print), Salvador Dali, George Inness, Gayle Hoskins, Paul Jacoulet, Erte, Pierre Violet, William Bromley, Frank Brissot, George Peter Healy, Henri Carnier, Frederick George Pasmore, V. Capessiero, Zoltan Sepeshy, Virginia Norris Adolph, Robert Addison, Harold Altman, Victor Vasarely, Alexis Perignon, Traullweiller, Clifford West, John Califano, Vaughn Shoemaker, Michael Whitehand, H. Dahlmann, Gertrude Demain Hammond, George Hurrell (Photographs), Richard Chase, Leroy Neiman, H. Hulsmann, L. Hulsmann, George M. Pearce, Arnaldo de Lisio, George Belmont Fraze, Francis Barraud, Gustav Wertheimer, Jens Sinding Christensen, Gritz Skovgaard, Finn Wennerwald, Niels Borch, Aage Jessen, Lauritz Sorensen, Svend Drews, Karl Emile Lundgren, Herman Palmer, Merlin Enabnit, Fred Boulton, Richard Florsheim, Kiyoshi Saito, Floyd Leslie Thompson, Kurt Moser, Elmer Sanders, J. Laurance Hart, Leon Pescheret, Harriet Krawiec, Beatien Yazzi, Leighton Jones, Betty Guy, Ida Ozonoff, Robert Van Boskerck, Lawrence Kessel, Alphonse Mucha, Seymour Rosofsky, Foussa Itaya, Pallister, O. Petit-Jean, E. H. Hart, Carl Olaf Erickson, George Hurrell, Charles Schucker, Collender Goldsmith, Joseph Jost, R. H. Palenske, 17^th & 18^th Century Icons.

BRONZE AND MARBLE SCULPTURE: Emory P. Seidel, Charles Leon Guyot, Pierre Jules Mene, Johann Robert Korn, Rockefeller, after Rodin "The Thinker", Charles Valton, after A. Falguiere, Professor A. Cambi, Alfred Boucher, Emile Picault.

STERLING SILVER AND SILVERPLATE: English silversmiths: Paul Storr tea and coffee service, George Smith III, John Café, Mathew Bolton, American silversmiths: Kalo, Gorham, Reed & Barton "Francis I", Northwestern Silver Ware Manufacturing Company Chicago, IL, Dodge, Smith & Smith, Randahl.

POTTERY AND PORCELAIN: Albert Valentine, Rookwood, Fulper, Northwestern terra cotta, Majolica, Quimper, Faience, Meissen, KPM and Rosenthal plaques, Royal Vienna, Old Paris, Chinese export, Canton, 18^th & 19^th Century Chinese, Imperial Stone China, Bing & Grondahl, Royal Copenhagen, Belleek, Wedgwood, Bennington, Royal Rudolstadt, Royal Bonn, English Empireware.

ART GLASS AND LAMPS: Galle, Daum Nancy, Lalique, Tiffany, Steuben, Orrefors, Baccarat, Orient & Flume, Venetian and Victorian glass, Duffner & Kimberly leaded glass table lamp, Art Nouveau slag glass lamps.

JEWELRY AND WATCHES: Estate jewelry and watches, diamond and gem set rings, brooches, bracelets, necklaces and earrings, Cartier bracelet, Corum gold coin watch.

ORIENTAL RUGS: Room and scatter size Sarouk, Kirman, Kashan, Tabriz, Chinese and more.

MISCELLANEOUS: Samplers, 19^th Century stoneware jugs, model suit maker by McCarrell Mfg Co., H. E. Remington Co. Clothiers and Furnishers, Lebanon, Conn. Bench, Wilbur’s food box, tramp art wall mirror, Jersey coffee bin, Georgian barometer, 10’ snooker table with 1 ½" slate, bronze and marble inkwells, cloisonné, English tea caddies, snuff bottles, netsukes, copper luster, daguerreotypes, flow blue, carved marble obelisks, Lladros, Hummels and Boehm figures; large Stieff display lion, mantel clocks, Oriental bronze and ivory, Continental miniature paintings on ivory, Waterford crystal clock, bowls, vases, flutes and cornucopia; carnival glass, 10 cent slot machine, iron toys and banks, costume jewelry, lusters, cut glass, Lalique collector plates, jewelers equipment and ring samples.

TERMS AND CONDITIONS: Visa, MasterCard, Discover, Cash or Check with prior approval. 15% buyer’s premium. Bunte Auction Services, Inc. 044000113.

DIRECTIONS: I-90 West from Chicago, Exit Rt. 31 North, at first stoplight turn left on Tollgate Rd. at Church Rd. turn right.

Auction Calendar:
March 25 & 26, 2006 19^th & 20^th Century Antiques & Collectibles
April 29 & 30, 2006 19^th & 20^th Century Antiques & Collectibles, American Indian & Firearms
May 20 & 21, 2006 Decorative Arts, Fine Art & Jewelry

AUCTION NOTE: This is our first Decorative Arts auction of the year and once again it will be three lengthy auctions to get through it all. There will be two estates that will play a large role in this auction; the first is the W. Clement Stone estate of Winnetka. It seems in anything that was written about Mr. Stone the name Horatio Alger is mentioned. He is the true American rags to riches story, getting into the insurance business with nothing at all in 1920. By the late 20s he formed the Combined Insurance Company of America and by 1930 he had over 1000 agents selling for him. The ideas that helped him achieve all this went into his best selling book "Success Through a Positive Mental Attitude". Over his hundred years here he was often quoted and one of our favorites was, "Be generous! Give to those you love; give to those who love you; give to the fortunate; give to the unfortunate - yes, give especially to those you don’t want to give. You will receive abundance for your giving. The more you give, the more you will have". These weren’t just words to him, it was how he lived, giving millions of dollars to several worthwhile charities We will be selling Mr. Stone’s estate over the next four monthly auctions. We also have the contents of a prominent Wilmette estate. This gentleman was a collector in several different areas including fine 18^th & 19^th Century English and American furnishings and fine Chinese porcelain. He had a very good eye for quality and we are fortunate enough to be able to find new homes for this lifetime of collecting.

Once again this will be a three-day auction with a portion of Saturday’s sale being offered on eBay Live as well as all of Sunday’s lots. The Oriental rugs will cross the auction block on Monday and will be also available on eBay.