SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO, CA.- Turner Auctions + Appraisals will present the Gloria Hebert Estate & Other Collections on Saturday, October 10, 2026, at 10:30 am PDT. The sale offers over 275 lots of decorative arts from the Gloria Hebert Estate, plus jewelry and other items from other collections and estates of Northern California. Gloria Hebert owned Arcady Antiques in Montecito, California, for nearly 20 years.

Artworks include oil and watercolor paintings, prints, lithographs, pastels, several French advertising posters and bronze sculptures, and busts of marble or metal. Among the artists are Donald Jurney, Armin Hansen, Franco Barasciutti, Andrei Wilenius, Carolyn Wyeth, Henry Vickers, Hedwig Wollner-Beuk, and others.

There is a wide selection of decorative arts: Paul Millet vases; Lalique plates; miniature figures of dogs; paperweights; Moorcroft vessels; European ceramics and porcelains; hardstone eggs and objects; and stone doorbells and curtain pulls; wood boxes; and more. There are also a number of Asian items: from China are various porcelains and ceramics, a coral brush pot, an opium set, figures of scholars, Zisha Ixing teapots, children’s shoes; and jade items. From Japan are porcelains, cast iron tea kettles, ikebana baskets, Ginbari cloisonne, lacquer items, and a sweetmeat cabinet. Religious items include icon, plaques, figures, and medals.

Housewares include Wallace Grand Baroque sterling flatware; sterling silver bowls; Royal Doulton and Spode china; English and French ceramics; an Orlik tea service, and antler and horn utensils. Among the numerous glassware lots are items from Baccarat; stemware from Val St. Lambert and Skruf; cut or pressed glass items; opaline and Art Nouveau vases; scent bottles; glass baskets and frogs; and Libbey glasses. Home furnishings are a burl davenport, Korean chest, and a Bakshaish carpet. Children’s items include a Steiff camel pull toy, dishes, and a wicker stroller. Southwest lots offer a Santa Clara Pueblo vase, Northwest Coast totems, and Hopi kachinas.

Jewelry lots include necklaces and chains; rings and wedding bands; bracelets and bangles; pendants; brooches; earrings; wrist and pocket watches; a gold-nugget stick pin; and groupings of gem-set, silver or costume jewelry. Most lots are gold or silver; many are set with precious or semi-precious stones such as diamond; emerald; sapphire; cultured, freshwater or seed pearl; jade; opal; turquoise; or tanzanite. Other pieces feature mother-of-pearl, cameos, hardstone, or Southwest fetishes. Noted jewelry names include Louis Vuitton, Alexis Bittar, and Ippolita.

Other lots of interest include Bakelite items; a tapa cloth book of verse from Hawaii, and WWII bicorn hat and Naval dress set; a large windmill model; beadwork pictures, flowers, handbags, and purses; and much more.

Gloria Hebert

In the mid-1970s, after decades of personal collecting, Gloria Hebert opened Arcady Antiques on Montecito's Coast Village Road. Located in a former Texaco station, its horseshoe driveway allowed customers to easily pull up and drop in. Gloria originally named the store after the hilltop road where she lived, but later changed the name to her own. (Photo right, Gloria Hebert)

From Parisian flea markets to Hong Kong jade bazaars, Gloria traveled the world to find unique pieces for her customers. She also bought from local estate sales, acquiring items once belonging to the area's Gilded Age residents. She closed her store in 1991.

Turner Auctions + Appraisals begins its online auction on Saturday October 10, 2026, at 10:30 am PDT; sale items are available for preview and bidding now. The auction will be featured live on four platforms: LiveAuctioneers, Invaluable, Bidsquare, and Turner Auctions + Appraisals’ free mobile app, which can be downloaded from the App Store or Google Apps ("Turner Auctions"). Both are easily accessed through ‘Upcoming Auctions’ at the company’s website: www.turnerauctionsonline.com/upcoming-auctions/.

Here below are some highlights of the upcoming online sale (please see lot details in the online catalog):

LOT 144: Donald Jurney (Born 1945), Landscape Painting. Title: Lake Agawam, Southhampton. Signature: Signed lower left. Size: Image: 12 x 16 inches; Frame: 20 x 16 inches. Medium: Oil on board. Provenance: John Pence Gallery, San Francisco, California. Estimate $600-$800.

LOT 232: A Victorian 14k Gold and Silver Brooch-Pendant. Of floral design, in yellow and pink gold, with blackened silver birds, accented with seed pearls and glass beads; weighing approximately 12.99 grams; length: 2 3/4in. Estimate $600-$800.

LOT 85: Pair Paul Millet for Sevres Gilt Bronze Flambe Vases. Circa 1920, each ovoid form with a cylindrical neck, allover high gloss blue green flambe glaze on yellow ground, fitted with gilt bronze collar, auricular handle and acanthus leaf foot mounts, 11"h. [Overall good condition, one vase has several very faint and short vertical aged hairlines to rim.] Estimate $400-$600.

LOT 1: After Andrea del Verrochio Bronze of a Putto Holding a Dolphin. The figure of putto with verdigris patina, rising on a black marble base, overall 8"h x 2.5"w at base [Please note the original sculpture is in the Museo di Palazzo Vecchio.] Provenance: The Estate of Gloria Hebert. Estimate $200-$300.

LOT 38: Armin Carl Hansen (1886-1957), Etching. Description: "Snug Harbor." Signature: Signed in plate l/l, and in pencil l/r. Date: 1928. Medium: Etching. Size: Sight 6 3/4in x 8 1/2in; frame 13in x 15 1/2in. Condition: Toned (slightly darker at matte). Estimate $400-$500.

LOT 56: Two French Paperweights. The larger weight with green, white and red canes concentrically positioned and cushioned on a white latticinio ground 3.5"d; the smaller, possibly Clichy, facet cut weight with multicolor canes cushioned on lacy ground 2"h x 2.5"w {multiple chips to facet cut edges on the top and sides in addition three nicks to center of top} Provenance: The Estate of Gloria Hebert. Estimate $400-$600.

LOT 2: Two Icons, the Dormition and Virgin and Child. 19th/20th Century. Two icons, tempera on wood panel: the Dormition of the Theotokos with Christ and the Soul of the Virgin (10" x 7 1/4"); and the Virgin and Child with two saints (7 5/8" x 6 1/2"). Condition: craquelure, surface scuffing/soiling; one with corner loss and scattered wormholes. Provenance: Private Collection, Northern California. Estimate $400-$500.

LOT 60: Baccarat Blue Swirl Epergne. Composed of a bowl 10"d and a trumpet vase mounted in a gilt metal base, overall 16"h Provenance: The Estate of Gloria Hebert. Estimate $200-$300.

LOT 119: Three Japanese Cast Iron Tea Kettles (Tetsubin). Comprising one with basket weave design; one with alternating honeycomb and basket weave design; and a third tea or sake kettle with a repeating hobnail or arare pattern, the largest overall 8"h x 6"w; together with a brass dragon dish 4.25"d [4 TOTAL] Provenance: The Estate of Gloria Hebert. Estimate $200-$300.



LOT 72: Cased Set of French Enameled and Cut Glass Scent Bottles. Each of cut and molded squared cylindrical or twisting cylindrical form; including (7) with beaded enamel work, (4) colored glass; (8) with associated stoppers, (5) extra stoppers; en suite with a Jean Desprez Parfumeur Paris box mounted with a faux cameo medallion [14 TOTAL]. Provenance: The Estate of Gloria Hebert. Estimate $200-$400.



LOT 11: Lot of Art Nouveau or Art Deco Bronze Art Medals or Desk Plaques. Each cast incorporating a mythological figure, Including Ovide Yencesse's "Eve � la pomme"; two medals: "Faun and Nymph" and "La Danseuse", both designed by Henri Dropsy; a small, square WWI "Orphan Home of the Armies" medal designed by Ren� Lalique, the largest 3"h [9 TOTAL]. Provenance: The Estate of Gloria Hebert. Estimate $400-$600.

LOT 90: Wallace Grand Baroque Sterling Silver Flatware. Comprising (12) dinner forks; (12) dinner knives; (13) salad forks; (8) seafood forks; (24) teaspoons; (8) soup spoons; (8) iced tea spoons; a sugar shell; a pair sugar tongs; a pie server with plated blade; (2 pc) salad servers with wood spoon and fork inserts; (6) serving pieces. Approximate total weight 5327 g (excluding pieces with stainless steel knives or stainless steel serving pieces) [94 TOTAL]. Estimate $10,000-$11,000.



LOT 233: Antique Tri-Color Gold Locket and Chain. The 14k tri-color gold oval locket featuring a pastoral scene, suspended from a gold-filled link chain; locket weighing approximately 21.47 grams; locket length: 2 1/2 in., chain: 21 1/2 in. Estimate $1,200-$2,000.

LOT 97: Korean Mother of Pearl Inlaid Chest on Stand. The top section with an open cubby over twin sliding two-panel mirrored doors opening to reveal a cupboard over twin doors centering octagonal panels opening to reveal four sliding drawers, the bottom section with two sliding doors, over twin two-panel doors with octagonal panels, 76"h x 29.5"d x 15"d. Estimate $600-$900.