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- Sale 674
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May 3 | 5:00 AM EDT
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| Atlanta
Sale 674
| Atlanta
| Atlanta
Estimate$1,500 – $2,500
Property from a San Antonio, Texas Collection
Formerly a welsh cupboard or similar; the superstructure now lost. Probably early 19th century, not 17th/8th as previously described. Worm holes and several small repairs in the top; age cracks consistent with age.
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Jon King
Senior Specialist, Southeast
Kristin Vaughn
SVP, Trusts, Estates & Private Clients, Georgia; Tennessee, North Carolina, & South Carolina
Jon King is a senior specialist in the Southeast region at Hindman.
Mr. King began his career in the early 1980s at Sotheby’s in Los Angeles and New York. Mr. King later ventured into the world of auction house management. He first oversaw a staff of 60 as Executive Vice President, Director of the Butterfield Los Angeles gallery and became a founding Vice President and Director of Bonhams, New York when the British firm opened their doors in September of 2003. After a decade directing the New York operation, he went on to spearhead business in both New York and Florida as Vice President and Director of Business Development for Bonhams. Mr. King had the pleasure of securing and overseeing such collections as the estates of Lauren Bacall, Truman Capote, Aimee de Heeren, Liberace, Kalef Alaton, Michael Taylor, Burton Bettingen, among others, as well as having the distinction of working with the PBS Antiques Roadshow and HGTV’s Appraise It!.
