Address: Saint Louis, MO 63121 · Exact address revealed on sale day
When: Wed, Oct 21 – Wed, Oct 28
Categories: Furniture, Electronics, Toys & Kids, Books, Antiques
This collection opens the cabinet even wider, revealing a lifelong fascination with folk art, natural history, travel, craftsmanship, and the unusual. Feather art, botanical studies, Asian and Latin American pieces, antique books, textiles, minerals, vintage décor, and handcrafted objects reflect a collector drawn to color, detail, and stories from many places and periods. Highlights include John Gould and Audubon bird prints, Mexican feathercraft, Japanese kokeshi dolls, antique engravings, Tonalá pottery, Kuna molas, Persian and Guatemalan textiles, Syroco, Bradley & Hubbard, John Boos, Thorens, vintage cameras, Robert Vavra art, fossils, crystals, NASA imagery, and other distinctive finds gathered across decades.
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