GLEN COVE, NY.- Roland Auction’s NY enjoyed their most successful auction of the summer season, and one of their highest-selling auctions of the year thus far, on September 19th, 2026. The auction had top selling lots in several categories, including Decorative Arts, Contemporary Art and Mid-Century furniture.


Victorian brass le Roi Soleil hair comb, French, late 19th century. Sold for $9,750.

Also, the important museum-quality collection of over 240 Victorian Hair Combs, Hair Pins and Ornaments, all from a private collector, did very well, featuring a Victorian brass le Roi Soleil hair comb, French, late 19th century, the arched framed with foliate terminals depicting the Louis XIV the Sun God. [4" H x 6" W], which sold for $9,750 and a Pair of Tiffany & Co. late Belle Epoque to early Art Deco diamond and platinum hairpins, circa 1910, selling for $6175.


Antique Iznik pottery jug, possibly Ottoman Turkey, of balur form. Sold for $55,250.

Leading the auction as top sellers, of the day, however, were an Antique Maiolica Shallow Bowl, Italian, possibly Urbino, depicting a bust of Glasco as an illustrious ancient hero with fantastic helmet. Sold for $55,250 and a an Antique Iznik pottery jug, possibly Ottoman Turkey, of baluster form resting on a short foot and with slight flaring lip and shaped handle, decorated with bands of clouds in blue, green and red, the neck with scrolling arabesques, unmarked but bearing paper labels including "Exhibited Art Treasure Exhibition 1967', also selling for $55,250.


Tiffany Studios bronze and glass table lamp, first quarter of the 20th century. Sold for $23,400.

A collection of Tiffany Studios lamps and Louis Comfort Tiffany decorative arts were also in the spotlight at Roland, with a Tiffany Studios gilt bronze and glass "Dragonfly" table lamp, probably first quarter of the 20th century, designed by Clara Driscoll, marked on the underside of the base Tiffany Studios New York 532, shade marked Tiffany Studios New York 1495, going for $46,800, a Tiffany Studios bronze and glass table lamp, first quarter of the 20th century, with paneled baluster form base and green glass meandering leaf shade, marked on underside of base Tiffany Studios New York 534, shade marked Tiffanny Studios NY, selling for $23,400, a Tiffany Furnaces bronze and Favrile golden glass acorn shaped table lamp, signed on the base Tiffany Furnaces New York 8782, the shade signed on the interior lip S173 L.C.T. Favrile, selling for $22,100 and a Tiffany Studios bronze and glass "Pomegranate" table lamp, circa 1905, the green dominated colored shade with border of pomegranates, continuing to an urn from base, marked on the side of the base Tiffany Studios New York 181, marked on the shade Tiffany Studios New York, going for $20,800.


Gevorg Zakharovich Bashinjaghian. Sold for $45,500.

In the art arena, a Gevorg Zakharovich Bashinjaghian (Armenian, 1857-1925) oil on canvas, "Fortress Ani", 1914, mountainous landscape with ruins and path, signed in Cyrillic and dated lower right, 1914. [35.5" H x 31" W], sold for $45,500, while aMaurice Prendergast (Canada, 1858-1924) "The Red Jacket" monotype on Japan Paper, with Predergast's printed mark to lower of work with title and dated 1901, with two Davis & Long Company labels to verso, from the Monotypes of Maurice Predergast exhibition, 1978, in a frame, went for $35,750 and a Maurice Prendergast (Canada, 1858-1924) "Lady with Ruffles," monotype on Japan paper, initialed M.B.P. to lower, with labels at verso from David Tunick Inc, Davis & Long Company, Kraushaar Galleries, and Hirschl & Adler Galleries Inc., from the Davis & Long Monotypes of Maurice Prendergast exhibition, 1979, in a frame, sold for $22,100.


Tiffany Studios gilt bronze and glass Dragonfly table lamp. Sold for $46,800.

Mid-Century furniture also did well, highlighted by a set of eight George Nakashima (American, 1905-1990) "New" dining chairs in black walnut and hickory, 1950-60s, comprising two armchairs and six side chairs, with marker inscriptions to undersides, selling for $39,000.

Also notable were a Regency carved and gilt console, early 19th century, with elaborately carved eagle base and wave carved apron, and a marble top, which sold for $22,100 and a Sheffield monumental silver plate and vermeil grand centerpiece, probably late 19th century/early 20th century, in the Rococo style, the shallow elaborately engraved bowl, with interior gold wash and beaded rim, supported by classical four classical maidens, resting on a cartouche shaped socle with four wells, heavily engraved with scrolls flowers, each lob bearing crest, marked on the lob of the base, which sold for $12,350.

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