antiques estate jewelry valuations pricing prices guide appraisals whats my item worth?

 

• Antiques • Vintage • Modern

• Contemporary

This online price quite contains items that have sold up to and over $100,000!

For only $7.95 per item, get the selling prices of furniture, art, lighting, ceramics, glass, silver, jewelry, clocks, paper, tools, and collectibles!

Get the price before you:

  • Sell to a dealer or friend
  • Sell at a yard sale
  • Give away heirlooms
  • Settle insurance claims
  • Donate or discard items

 

SOLD ITEM 8779 - Edward Moulthrop large tulip wood bowl

There are 12 images of this item.
 
Edward Moulthrop large tulip wood bowl circa 1980. Very rare size: 28 inches in diameter by 19 inches high. Signed on base. Edward Moulthrop was born in Rochester, NY, in 1916, and died in Atlanta, GA, in 2003. He grew up in Cleveland, OH, and developed an interest in wood turning as a teenager. He received his undergraduate degree from Case Western Reserve University in 1939 and his graduate degree in architecture from Princeton University in 1941. He taught architecture at Georgia Institute of Technology in Atlanta and then practiced as an architect. Wood turning was confined to a side interest until the 1970's, when he decided to set aside his practice to become a full time wood turner. His largest bowl was 40 inches, and he had to develop a special lathe and tools to turn wood on such a large scale. He preferred using wood that was diseased, streaked, or struck by lightning because these "flaws" resulted in complex patterns. He soaked the wood in polyethylene glycol for 2-3 months to stabilize it before turning it and coating it in resin. Ed Moulthrop's work is found in NY in the Metropolitan Museum of Art, the Museum of Modern Art, and the Museum of Arts and Design; the Art Institute of Chicago; the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston; the Detroit Institute of Arts; and the Smithsonian Institution's Renwick Gallery, Washington, DC. Original receipt from the artist included, along with an article from the American Craft December 1979- January 1980 on Moulthrop and the history behind his bowls. Also see: House Beautiful "Decorating is fun" November 12012 pages 100, 101,and 105 to see how his bowls have been used as accents.
 
To see the entire description, all 12 images, and the price it sold for, simply fill out the form below or click the PayPal button!
"What's it worth?"

To see the realized price, click the PayPal button below to make payment. You will be charged $7.95 per item.

 

Use TheBestAntiquesPriceGuide.com to obtain the prices of antique, vintage and modern items in our sold-item database, including furniture, artwork, glass, metals, toys, lighting, jewelry, textiles, paper, clocks, oriental items, ceramics, tools, weapons, and all kinds of collectible objects. Enter your keyword(s) below to search for a specific item:

 

You may be planning to sell some of your things to a dealer, or at a yard sale or through an auction; you may need proof of value for an insurance claim; you may wish to distribute heirlooms among your children in a fair and equitable manner; or you may wish to learn the value of an item that you have always been curious about. Please read the feedback from our clients who have used TheBestAntiquesPriceGuide.com:

Copyright 2024, The Best Antiques Price Guide, a division of One of a Kind Antiques, LLC. All Rights Reserved.
https://www.indirimkuponu.me/