DOWNTOWN LOS ANGELES, Calif. â Andrew Jones Auctions will offer a strong selection of fine art along with antiques and design from antiquity through the 21st century in an online-only signature Design for the Home and Garden auction scheduled for Sunday, July 25th, beginning promptly at 11 am Pacific time. More than 200 quality lots will be offered to the highest bidder.
The collection of Los Angeles tastemaker Keith McCoy of Keith H. McCoy & Associates evokes the English country house, highlighted by an Irish George II mahogany side table (estimate: $1,500-$2,000), a George III mahogany bachelorâs chest of drawers (estimate: $1,000-$1,500), a George III mahogany breakfront bookcase (estimate: $4,000-$6,000), and luxurious Fortuny upholstered seat furniture, including a George III blind fret carved mahogany armchair (estimate: $1,000-$1,500).
Andrew Jones Auctions online-only Design for the Home and Garden auction, July 25th, will feature over 200 quality lots
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‘People come to us because they trust us and our eye’ 75 years of Apter-Fredericks As furniture and works of art from their 75-year-old family-run antiques business come to auction, we talk to Harry and Guy Apter about the company’s storied past and exciting future
For brothers Harry and Guy Apter, dealing in the finest English antiques has been an extraordinary and rewarding adventure. ‘We only buy what jumps out and appeals,’ Harry says of the family’s famous eye for excellence. ‘Everything is bought with passion.’
For the past 75 years, Apter-Fredericks has supplied connoisseur collectors, fabled interior decorators including royal favourite Dudley Poplak and such prestigious bodies as the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston and the Museum of Fine Arts Houston with English furniture and works of art of the highest calibre.