Baltimore-based Auctioneer Alex Cooper will host a two-day Gallery Auction on Thursday, May 10th and Saturday, May 12th featuring an expansive collection of fine jewelry, luxury accessories, sterling silver, currency, fine rugs, period, mid-century modern and quality reproduction furniture, and decorative arts.
The auction is headlined by several exceptional pieces, including a Matisse signed lithograph, “Danseuse (sitting),” and a Dalí complete suite, “The Divine Comedy.” Jewelry highlights include seventeen individual lots of natural, colored, rough and faceted diamonds, a Nicolis Cola 18k wide link “Nairobi” bracelet and a Masriera plique-à-jour enamel & diamond pin. A more comprehensive list of auction items is available online at http://antiques.alexcooper.com.
“We are extremely excited for this month’s gallery auction, which features an impressive selection of loose diamonds, stunning jewelry and works from world renowned artists,” said Paul Cooper, Vice President of Alex Cooper. “We continue to attract collectors and buyers to our auctions by curating rare and interesting items that cannot be purchased in traditional retail settings.”
The Thursday, May 10th auction will begin promptly at 12 noon EST; the Saturday, May 12th auction will begin at 10 am EST. All sales will take place at Alex Cooper Auctioneers, located at 908 York Road in Towson, Maryland.
Available items can be previewed at the Gallery, or online at http://antiques.alexcooper.com. Online bidding is available through Alex Cooper’s new bid.alexcooper.com platform, along with the Live Auctioneers & Invaluable platforms; phone and absentee bids are also accepted.
Alex Cooper, headquartered in Towson, Md., is one of the largest auctioneers in Maryland and Washington, D.C. Founded in 1924 by Alex Cooper, the company has more than 50 employees and specializes in the sale of residential, commercial and industrial real estate as well as antiques, household furnishings, vehicles, office equipment and industrial machinery. The showroom also features a “Gallery of Rugs” offering one of the region’s most expansive rug collections, including pieces from Persia, Turkey, China, India and the Caucasus.
