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Take a look at some of the phenomenal highlights from our March Fine & Decorative Arts auction- From breathtaking fine art to dazzling jewelry and luxury antiques, the results speak for themselves. The sale was led by exceptional demand for works by Edward Willis Redfield and Fern Isabel Coppedge. Redfield’s Lot 4215 realized $98,240, while another Redfield work, Lot 4220, brought $68,750, exceeding its high estimate. Coppedge paintings also performed strongly, with one example reaching $65,625 and another realizing $50,000. Silver was another standout category, led by Tiffany & Co. A Tiffany “San Lorenzo” sterling silver flatware service for 12 with extras realized $34,375, well above estimate, while a Tiffany “Chrysanthemum” flatware service sold for $18,750. A Tiffany sterling silver aesthetic tea and coffee service added further depth to the category at $12,500. Jewelry saw strong competition throughout the sale. A platinum diamond ring weighing 5.29 carats realized $46,875, and a Cartier platinum diamond brooch achieved $15,000. Luxury accessories also posted impressive results, highlighted by a Louis Vuitton travel trunk that sold for $31,250, far surpassing its estimate. Ready to Consign? Our next Fine and Decorative Arts auction is slated for June 11th. Sell alongside Edward Willis Redfield and other legendary artists, designers and makers. Join our next success story. Contact us today to discuss your collection. Deadline to consign for June is is May 12th.