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American Folk Art Finds Favor At New England - Antiques And The Arts Weekly
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American Folk Art Finds Favor At New England - Antiques And The Arts Weekly
BRANFORD, CONN. — The Americana collections of Nancy & Gary Stass and Sally & Bill Gemmill headlined at New England Auctions on January 14-15. Selling on day one, the Stass collection was led by a pair of Sheldon Peck (1797-1868) folk art portraits depicting Lucinda Ann Houck and Ross Houck (shown). These 1849 oil on canvas portraits measured 29 by 23¾ inches each and brought $176,400 ($100/200,000). The Gemmill collection, on day two, was led b…
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