Freeman’s | Hindman is a leading ﬁne art auction house connecting cities nationwide to the global art market. With ofﬁces and salerooms throughout the country, Freeman’s | Hindman conducts over 140 auctions annually in all major ﬁne art and luxury collecting categories, while offering buyers and sellers an exceptional experience across multiple selling channels and price points. Freeman’s | Hindman merged in 2023 to create a global team of experienced specialists who embrace tradition and innovation, creating a truly client-centric auction house. As America’s oldest auction house, Freeman’s has been an active part of the auction world and art market for nearly 220 years. Hindman, established in 1982, brings an expansive cross-country network, wealth of expertise, and strong relationships with fiduciaries nationwide to build a market-leading auctions and appraisals firm in Freeman’s | Hindman. Pictured: Roy Lichtenstein, Reflections on Soda Fountain, 1991SOLD FOR $95,250 Together with: Aleesandro Pianon Glass | SOLD FOR $4,763 (LEFT) &amp; $5,398 (RIGHT)Napoleone Martinuzzi Pineapple-Form Murano Glass Table Lamps (1 of 2) | SOLD FOR $6,033Verot &amp; Clément Satinwood Cabinet with Painted Roundels | SOLD FOR $15,240

On November 17th Hindman presents a curated sale of American and European design, art glass and decorative arts of the early 20th century. From French cameo glass to Viennese Secessionist furniture, this sale highlights works by Émile Gallé, Camille Fauré, François-Émile Décorchemont and an impressive Poissons vase by René Lalique. The sale also includes Art Deco furnishings, lighting, sculpture and a standout bronze dancer by Claire Jeanne Colinet. Additionally, the sale will feature a selection of Arts and Crafts furniture and decorative arts along with exciting pieces from Tiffany Studios.Preview is available by appointment.<a href="https://lhlive.lesliehindman.com/m/view-auctions/live-sale/id/718">BID LIVE ON LH LIVE</a>

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