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Zsolnay lustre ceramic figural water pitcher, ca. 1902-1904, Hungary
The water pitcher gradating from dark blue to orange with diaphanous dressed women emerging from the base and forming the handle, sides and spout. From Heritage Auctions
Robert Crumb - Despair, 1969
30 million-year-old Praying Mantis, encased in Amber
Heritage Auctions
Lady Smoker figural ashtray by Frankart, c. 1925
1990's Comics Interview #82 cover by Frank Miller and Brian Stelfreeze. Source
When California Adventure’s Tower of Terror closed, a major auction of its props via the Van Eaton Gallery ensued, helpfully allowing me
@because-i-love-chess alerted me that Heritage Auctions was selling off more pieces of DCA Tower of Terror, so I had a look at what was on offer. Not only did I find photos of these props in their original places, but there's some interesting revelations about the chairs in the Hallway Scene...
Gelfling ruins throne from The Dark Crystal - Sold on Heritage Auctions, on December 17th, 2019 - LOT #2256
"Gelfling ruins throne from The Dark Crystal. (Jim Henson Productions, 1982) The Gelfling ruins, referred to by Kira as "the houses of the old ones", are the past home of the Gelflings which were abandoned during the time of the Garthim raids. This throne, crafted of fiberglass with intentional cracks and distress to resemble ancient stone, was among the ruins that housed the Wall of Destiny explaining the Gelfling prophecy. The throne measures 39 in. tall x 39 in. wide x 31 in. deep. Exhibits expected age and weathering. This piece is currently located in the United Kingdom and special shipping arrangement will apply."
https://entertainment.ha.com/itm/movie-tv-memorabilia/gelfling-ruins-throne-from-the-dark-crystal/a/997062-2256.s?ic4=GalleryView-ShortDescription-071515
Magneto by John Byrne with inks by Terry Austin from the closing splash page of Uncanny X-Men #111 (1978)
This stunning page sold for $156,000 in the September 2024 Heritage Comic & Comic Art Signature Auction!
