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    IRISH SILVER SPARKLES AT NEW YORK INTERIORS AUCTION

    Thursday, June 19th, 2025

    Pair of Irish silver strawberry dishes by Joseph Walker

    A pair if Queen Anne Irish silver strawberry dishes by Joseph Walker, Dublin 1709, made $32,760 over a top estimate of $6,000 at Christie’s in New York. The dishes were from the collection of investor, documentary film maker and collector Anne H Bass (1941-2020) in one of New York’s most iconic private residences. They had been acquired from S J Shrubsole in New York in 1983. A set of four George II Irish silver candlesticks by John McLaughlin Sr. Dublin c1755 made $18,900 and a similar era set of four candlesticks by Thomas Williamson, Dublin c1755 made $11,970. The online sale of 185 lots – Anne H Bass: The New York Interiors – made $4.3 million

    MONET, ROTHKO, DEGAS FROM BASS COLLECTION AT CHRISTIE’S

    Monday, April 4th, 2022
    Interior of Anne H. Bass’s New York City Home
    From left to right: Rothko, Untitled (Shades of Red), Monet, Le Parlement, soleil couchant,  Rothko, No. 1
    © 2022 Visko Hatfield 

    The Collection of Anne H. Bass featuring a selection of 12 magnificent artworks by leading 19th and 20th century artists including Degas, Monet, and Rothko will come up at Christie’s in New York during Marquee Week in May. The most important American collection to arrive on the market this season comes to Christie’s directly from the interior of Mrs. Bass’s impeccably designed New York City home. These 12 works form a singularly compelling narrative that speaks to both the power of connoisseurship and the enduring relevance and radicality that characterize the greatest works of art. Presented as a dedicated single-owner evening sale, The Collection of Anne H. Bass is expected to exceed $250 million.

    CLAUDE MONET (1840-1926) – Peupliers au bord de l’Epte, automne ($30-50 million)