GLEN COVE, NY.- Roland Auctions NY in Glen Cove, NY will present their Spring Multiple Estates Two-Day auction on Friday, March 25th at 10am and Saturday, March 26th at 10am, a two-part fresh-to-market sale of Fine Art, Collectibles, Furniture, Antiques, Silver, Decorative Arts and Jewelry, all curated from prominent East Coast estates and private collectors all over the Northeast. Previews will be held on Wednesday, March 23rd, Thursday, March 24th and Friday, March 25th, from 10am - 6pm.

Throughout the two-day auction, exquisite antique furniture is sure to get much of the attention, with an Important French Louis XV Bureauplat & Cartonnier, circa 1765, marquetry inlaid in tulipwood, kingwood and satine, with gilt bronze mounts and tooled leather top. Stamped "J.F. [Jean Francois] Dubut, JME" on both pieces. [Desk: 28 3/4" H x 51 1/2" W x 26" D; Cabinet: 18 3/4" H x 23 3/4" W x 9 1/4" D]. Estimate $30-50,000, a set of 6 Important 18th C. American Chairs, Magnificent and rare set of American walnut Chippendale chairs, circa 1760, with a provenance from General James Ward, made before the American Revolution. They stayed in the Warren family until 1970, when they were sold to Israel Sacks; thence to the present owner. Later upholstery. [37 1/4" H x 22 1/2" W x 18 1/2" D]. Estimate $15-25,000, an Important French Louis XV Secretaire a Abbatant, secretaire a abattant, circa 1765, marquetry inlaid in tulipwood, kingwood and satine, with gilt bronze mounts and a breche d'alep marble top. Stamped "Nicolas Petit" (French, 1732-1791). [56" H x 38" W x 15" D]. Estimate $8-12,000, an Early 20th C. Walnut Renaissance Sideboard, heavily carved Renaissance-style sideboard with marble top, having one center door, on paw feet. [36 1/4" H x 66" W x 21" D]. Estimate $800 - $1,200 and a rare 19th C. Carved Needlepoint Salon Suite - Late 19th century 5-piece French Louis XV-style needlepoint salon suite, in dark walnut, with beaded bronze casters on front legs. [Settee: 42" H x 66" W x 25" D; 18" to seat; Chair: 39" H x 27" W x 20 1/2" D]. Estimate $3,000-5,000, all being offered.

In the fine and contemporary art arena, a Hyman Bloom Latvian-American, 1913 – 2009): Child in the Garden painting a heavy impasto oil on canvas laid down on masonite. Signature not found. Important Expressionist composition from the artist’s early spiritual/mystic period. Depicts a child in ornate costume with intense eyes peering out directly at the viewer set against a dense colorful background with geometric and organic forms. Verso bears several gallery and museum exhibition labels with impressive provenance.[Art: 48 1/2" H x 30 1/2" W; Frame: 58" H x 40 1/2" W]. Estimate $20-30,000 will take the spotlight along with the Max Weber (Polish-American, 1881 – 1961), “The Trio” - Oil Painting, oil on linen or canvas, signed and dated at bottom right “Max Weber 1949.” Lively cubist/expressionist composition depicting three female musicians seated together in a room with window, assorted objects, and a painting hung on a wall. Verso bears several gallery and museum exhibition labels with impressive provenance.[Art: 30" H x 40" W; Frame: 40: H x 49 1/2" W]. Estimate $15-18,000 and an Elaine De Kooning: Bull - gouache on paper painting of a bull facing left with a yellow and orange background, signed lower right. [Sheet: 15" H x 19 3/4" W; Mat: 20 1/2" H x 25" W]. Estimate $10-15,000.

Other areas will include a rare Louis Vuitton Trunk Circa 1890-1900, Vintage Louis Vuitton trunk, direct from the Vanderbilt-Whitney family. It belonged to prominent sportsman Harry Payne Whitney and his wife, Gertrude, the noted female sculptress and founder of The Whitney Museum of Art. Gertrude was the daughter of New York Central Railroad heir Cornelius Vanderbilt II; Harry was the son of William Collins Whitney, Secretary of the Navy. Part of their luggage set from Old Westbury, this trunk traveled with the couple to Paris, Newport, Palm Beach, Cuba, and exotic locations around the globe. Complete with original labels confirming the Whitney’s ownership and the LV serial number, 42834. A letter of authenticity can be provided to the successful bidder. [28" H x 44" W x 24 1/2" D]. No liner; no compartments. Estimate $12-16,000.

And, in jewelry, a Patek Phillipe 18K Gold Men's Wrist Watch, yellow gold men's wrist watch, circa 1925; stamped "Patek Philippe & Co. / Geneve / Switzerland" on the face. Inside of back cover is stamped "18kt 287295", as is the inside of the dust cover. Top of dust cover marked "Patek Philippe & Co. Geneve Switzerland 184304". The 15-jewel mechanism is also signed and numbere 193167. The watch has a later 14K yellow gold mesh bracelet 7 3/8" - 7 5/8" long. Estimate $12-15,000.

After more than four decades based in Manhattan, Roland Auctions relocated to Long Island’s North Shore, the historic “Gold Coast” in 2018 where they also do auction consignments and offer appraisals.