Spectrum range
Georgian silver and furniture along with Chinese export porcelain will be among the categories on offer in Bonhams’ sale of the estate of Roy T Eddleman, the founder and CEO of Spectrum Labs in Los Angeles on June 14.
Proceeds of the sale, which comprise the contents from his two homes in Los Angeles, will benefit the Eddleman Quantum Institute, a charitable organisation dedicated to advancing science and technology.
Pictured here is one of the silver lots, a pair of 13in (33cm) high George IV silver wine coolers by John Edward Terrey, London, 1827, estimated at $50,000-70,000.
Storr and more
Pair of George III convertible two light candelabra made by William Tuite from 1764, estimate $10,000-15,000 at Andrew Jones.
A selection of antique silverwares will also feature in the Design for the Home and Garden sale being held on June 21 by Andrew Jones Auctions.
Alongside items by Paul Storr (a pair of Regency meat domes from 1811 and a William IV well-and-tree platter from the Pembroke service, 1834), the sale will include this pair of George III convertible two light candelabra made by William Tuite from 1764.
The lots above all have estimates of $10,000-15,000.
