Gregory’s announces the conclusion of Auction 88 – A Tuscan Residence, dedicated to the 439 lots from a historic residence in Prato. Moreover, the sale achieved a sell-through rate between 70% and 80%. As a result, this confirms the strong interest in collections from private estates and in rich, well-structured catalogues such as the one presented.
Furthermore, we thank all our clients for their participation and the trust they have shown.
We are already working on the upcoming 2025 events. In addition, we remind you that we are available for free and confidential valuations, both of individual objects and entire collections. Our experts also assist owners and heirs in the complete management of historic residences. You can contact us via WhatsApp, phone, or email for information and consultations.
Ancient paintings achieved some of the most notable results. For instance, the 17th-century painting Esaù che vende la primogenitura a Giacobbe was sold for €6,875. Furthermore, the Natura morta con tappeto, frutta e fiori by a 17th-century French Master reached €4,500. Likewise, the Coppia di nature morte con fiori, attributed to a 17th-century Tuscan Master, sold for €4,250. In addition, excellent results were obtained by the portrait of Luigi Serra (Venice, 1877), which sold for €4,000, and by The Penitent Magdalene with Two Angels, attributed to the circle of Bartolomeo Schedoni, which reached €2,500.
In the furniture and period objects section, results were equally strong. Notably, the splendid 17th-century Emilian-Tuscan mirror achieved the highest figure, with a hammer price of €8,125. Following this, the Milanese safe by Giovanni Malizia (1822) sold for €4,000. Additionally, the 18th-century Emilian chest of drawers reached €3,000. Finally, the large 16th-century Tuscan torchère sold for €2,750.
Overall, these results demonstrate a strong interest in Ancient paintings. At the same time, they reveal a solid response in the furniture section, confirming the appreciation for the variety and quality of the lots offered.
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