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Northeast Auctions
93 Pleasant Street
Portsmouth, New Hampshire
USA 03801
Telephone : +1 603 433 8400
Fax : +1 603 433 0415
Website : http://www.northeastauctions.com/
Email : contact@northeastauctions.com
Featured Lots
CHARLES DICKENS. "CHRISTMAS SET," LONDON, 1843-1848. Five leather bound volumes includes "A Cristmas Carol," 1843, and "The Chimes," 1845, each with illustrations by John Leech; "The Battle of Life," and "The Cricket On The Hearth," 1846; and "The H... Estimate : $1,200 - $1,800
EDNA HIBEL (AMERICAN, B. 1917). BRONZE FIGURE OF A JAPANESE CHILD HOLDING A FISHING POLE. Finished in a golden patina. Signed "Hibel" and numbered 12/50 with foundry mark "JM" on the reverse. Raised on a scrolled wood stand, overall height 9 1/2 inc... Estimate : $500 - $800
PABLO PICASSO (SPANISH 1881-1973). FAUN'S FACE BOWL. The incised and modeled interior in cream glaze with green highlights, numbered in raised numerals "30.3.22" c.r. and impressed underneath the base "MADOURA/ EMPREINTE/ ORIGINALE DE/ PICASSO." Edi... Estimate : $1,200 - $2,200
SIMON MOSELSIO (AMERICAN 1890-1963). BRONZE FIGURE OF A FIGHTING COCK. The base signed "Moselsio, 1929, Real Bronze." Height 4 inches. Together with four cold painted Vienna bronze figures of birds and fowl. (5) Estimate : $400 - $600
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About Us
About Northeast Auctions
Major cataloged auctions are scheduled five times a year and include quality American, English and Continental furniture, paintings, ceramics, silver and other fine and decorative arts. These sales are two-day weekend events with three scheduled for the first weekends of March, August and November and located in the restored Armory at the Center of New Hampshire, Manchester, convenient to major airports and highways. Our mid-May auction is held at the Frank Jones center in Portsmouth, New Hampshire. The annual Marine Sale takes place mid-August at Treadwell House, our headquarters in historic Portsmouth, New Hampshire, one hour north of Boston. In addition, we schedule general estate sales periodically throughout the year at the Frank Jones Center in Portsmouth.
Northeast Auctions offers one of the lowest buyer's premiums of any major auction house, no state sales tax and uncomplicated conditions of sale.
History of Northeast Auctions
Northeast Auctions, begun in 1987 and specializing in the fine and decorative arts of the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries, is widely recognized as an important marketplace and resource for collectors, dealers and museums. With annual sales approaching $25 million, it is ranked among the largest auction houses in the United States. Ronald Bourgeault, owner and auctioneer, has been actively involved in the antiques business for over 40 years and began Northeast Auctions after a long career as a dealer. Building on his wide network of contacts in the field, Ron prides himself on taking a personal interest in consignors and bidders alike- an old-fashioned notion that fits his "hands-on" style.
Ron has assembled a core staff and group of consultants to assist consignors and buyers with the auction process. The experienced staff works on an on-going basis with specialists such as Albert Sack, "Dean" of American Furniture, formerly of Israel Sack, Inc., and author of The Fine Points of Furniture: Early American; Carl Crossman, author of The Decorative Arts of the China Trade and paintings and ceramics expert.
