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Lot 165 · Modern Literature and Autographs

A Monart vase

A Monart Vase

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Estimate
£200–£300 hammer ≈ $335–$503
Result
Performance
Sale
Christie's — Modern Literature and Autographs , New York · 29 October 1998
Record ID
TB-2026-6629152
Record
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A Monart Vase, A Monart vase. Christie's, 29 Oct 1998, lot 165. result recorded. TheBasis.Art, TB-2026-6629152.

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From the same sale Modern Literature and Autographs · Oct 1998

LotArtistEstimateResult
BECKETT, SAMUEL. Waiting for Godot. New York: Grove Press, 1954. 8vo,… BECKETT, SAMUEL. Waiting for Godot. New York: Grove Press, 1954. 8vo, original black cloth; dust jacket, spot of rubbing at head of jacket spine, flaps and jacket spine slightly browned. FIRST EDITION, inscribed by Beckett on the title page. $1,500–$2,000
[AMERICAN LITERATURE]. LONGFELLOW, HENRY WADSWORTH. Autograph letter … [AMERICAN LITERATURE]. LONGFELLOW, HENRY WADSWORTH. Autograph letter signed to Ferdinand Freiligrath, Cambridge, 11 January 1856, 4 pages, 8vo . Fine letter regarding the translation of "Hiawatha" into Finnish and giving insight on the poem: "All the Indian words are Ojibway, except...Minnehaha...Hiawatha is Iroquois. I chose it for sake of euphony. It means 'the wise seer or Prophet'--Hiawatha the Wise..." -- HOLMES, OLIVER WENDELL. Autograph letter signed, Boston, 12 December 1855, 1 page, 8vo , accepting an invitation to read his poem "The Heart's own Secret" -- ALDRICH, THOMAS BAILEY, Author and editor . Autograph letter signed to Samuel Greene Wheeler Benjamin, Boston, 16 August 1887, 1 page, 8vo , accepting an article for the Atlantic Monthly provided the author sends "a briefer and more taking title" -- ALDRICH. Autograph letter signed to [Paul Hamilton], Ponkapog, 27 December 1877, 4 pages, 8vo , on John Greenleaf Whittier, "I recognize the bravery and fire in his political lyrics; but I class them among his least poetical works...." -- MOORE, CLEMENT CLARKE, Author of 'Twas the night before Christmas . Autograph letter signed to Rev. A.J.H. Nichols, New York, 26 March 1861, 1 page, 8vo , regarding sermons and letters sent to his father by a Bishop Provost -- BARLOW, JOEL, Poet and diplomat . Autograph letter signed to Samuel Miles Hopkins, Paris 25 October 1798, 3 pages, 4to , regarding the sale of goods in the hands of the recipient, particularly concerned about an Encyclopedia -- MORSE, JEDIDIAH, Clergyman . Autograph letter signed to W.W. Woodward, Charlestown, 12 January 1807, 1 page, 4to , contacting the Philadelphia printer regarding Thomas Scott's Commentary on the Bible and his own Compendious History of New England -- EVERETT, EDWARD, Clergyman, President of Harvard University . Printed document signed, Cambridge, 4 July 1848, 1 page, 4to , a receipt for books for Harvard. Together 8 items . (8) $1,200–$1,800
[AMERICAN AUTOGRAPHS]. An extensive collection formed by a New Yorker… [AMERICAN AUTOGRAPHS]. An extensive collection formed by a New Yorker in the 1860s, containing some 217 neatly mounted letters, clipped signatures, free franks and documents. 4to, covers detached . $7,000–$9,000
CHURCHILL, Sir WINSTON SPENCER. My Early Life. London: Butterworth, [… CHURCHILL, Sir WINSTON SPENCER. My Early Life. London: Butterworth, [1930]. 8vo, original purple cloth, spine faded; leather-backed cloth folding case. FIRST EDITION, second impression, PRESENTATION COPY inscribed to "Hugo Hirst Inscribed by Winston S. Churchill Dec. 1 1930." Woods A37(a). $2,000–$3,000
[CIVIL WAR]. DAVIS, JEFFERSON. Partly printed document signed, counte… [CIVIL WAR]. DAVIS, JEFFERSON. Partly printed document signed, countersigned by Judah P. Benjamin, Confederate Secretary of State, Richmond, Virginia, 15 April 1862. 1 page, oblong folio, large green embossed paper seal of the Confederacy, small fold separations, a few spots , accomplished in manuscript, elaborately engraved heading: "Jefferson Davis, President...." Davis and Benjamin certify the appointment of Daniel H. Hamilton as Marshall of the District of South Carolina, "subject to the provisions of the Constitution and the Laws of the Confederate States." $800–$1,200
[CIVIL WAR]. ERICSSON, JOHN. Autograph letter signed ("J.Ericsson"), … [CIVIL WAR]. ERICSSON, JOHN. Autograph letter signed ("J.Ericsson"), a draft, to the Editor of the New York World , New York, 8 January 1862. 1 page, folio, lined paper . AN EARLY MENTION OF THE U.S.S. Monitor BY HER DESIGNER. Ericsson takes pains to correct a press error: "Permit me to correct the erroneous impression produced by your notice of my iron clad battery [the Monitor], that I am superintending its construction in behalf of Messrs. Bushnell & Co. The fact is, I am constructing the battery for the United States Government to my own plans approved by a special board of Naval Officers, under an agreement with the Secretary of the Navy dated October 4th 1861. I have associated with me a few loyal and spirited citizens who have joined in the enterprise under a conviction that an impregnable floating battery will prove an important auxiliary at the present crisis." $1,000–$1,500

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