Period Antiques, Fine Art and Personal Items from T. Boone Pickens will be Auctioned on Sep 10-11

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Dallas, TX, USA, August 20, 2022 -- A second round of period antiques, fine art and personal items from the late Texas and Oklahoma oil tycoon T. Boone Pickens (1928-2019) will be auctioned in a two-day, online-only event slated for September 10th and 11th by J. Garrett Auctioneers, based in Dallas. It was almost exactly two years ago, in September 2020, that J. Garrett held the Part 1 auction.

Nearly 1,000 lots will come up for bid over the two days, with highlights that include rare signed ebeniste pieces, designer jewelry, important marble sculptures, sterling silver, fine rugs and memorabilia pertaining to the iconic financier. Also offered will be a wonderful collection of antiques from the German castle Schloss Hafenpreppach, plus many fine private consignments.

Some of Mr. Pickens? personal items include cufflinks owned and worn by the oil tycoon, engraved ?TBP? (Christie?s sold some in 2020 for double their estimates); Boone?s Tiffany money clip, engraved; and various souvenir lots and ?spirit? items from Oklahoma State University, like his golf shoes, OSU letter jacket, signed books, engraved pens and desk items.

The sale is loaded with fine jewelry, including pieces by Cartier, Rolex, Breitling, Elizabeth Gage, Lalaounis, Robert Coin, Verdura, Schepps and Jean Mahie, plus rare Burmese rubies, vintage estate pieces and more. It?s important for bidders to note that a wire transfer or an in-person cashier?s check are the only acceptable methods of payment for all the jewelry items.

Fine watches will be led by an 18kt yellow gold Breitling Bentley chronograph watch that originally retailed for more than $50,000, weighing 310 grams total (est. $30,000-$35,000); and a Cartier Pasha chronograph watch with diamond band and bezel, stainless steel, with automatic movement and approximately 22cts of diamonds graded G-H and VS-2 (est. $18,000-$25,000).

A rare Burmese ruby and diamond ring boasting a 4.41-carat natural Burmese ruby surrounded by round and baguette diamonds set in 14kt yellow gold, with a retail value of over $100,000, has an estimate of $80,000-$90,000. Also, a Euro cut 4-carat diamond ring in a yellow gold setting (J-K, VVS), weighing 16.0 grams total, size 9 ?, is expected to bring $28,000-$35,000.

An emerald and diamond bracelet in 18kt gold, with about 33.47 carats of emeralds and 11.31 carats of diamonds, 7 ? inches long, weighing 54.2 grams total, should realize $26,000-$32,000. Also, a Fred Joallier diamond and 18kt white gold bracelet with 8.66 carats of diamonds (F, VS1), with original box, originally retailed for $43,000, has an estimate of $18,000-$22,000.

A necklace with over 85 carats of emeralds and 24.37 carats of diamonds set in white gold, the necklace 19 inches in length and weighing 117.3 grams total, is expected to command $50,000-$80,000; while a pair of emerald and diamond earrings, the emeralds weighing over 4.84 carats and the diamonds totaling 1.07 carats, the weight 9.3 grams total, should fetch $6,000-$8,000.

A Tiffany & Co. 18kt gold with lapis and mother of pearl bangle, having proper Tiffany marks, likely designed by Angela Cummings, weighing 62.2 grams, is estimated at $20,000-$25,000. Rolex watches include an Oyster Perpetual Datejust (est. $5,000-$10,000); a ladies? Oyster Perpetual Datejust (est. $13,000-$17,000); and a ladies? President Oyster (est. $9,000-$13,000).

The auction contains many signed ebeniste cabinets. One of the more spectacular furniture pieces in the sale is an important Henri Picard (French, active 1831-1864) ormolu parquetry commode in the Regence taste, 60 inches tall by 58 ? inches wide, with a rectangular rouge marble top and burl walnut inlaid case, and Corinthian stiles flanking large cabinet doors, plus a shaped apron.

Internet bidding will be facilitated by LiveAuctioneers.com and Invaluable.com. Live, in-gallery previews will be held on Thursday and Friday, September 8th and 9th, from 10-4 Central time, in the J. Garrett Auctioneers showroom located at 9203 Diplomacy Row, in Dallas, TX 75247. On auction days (Sept. 10-11) the gallery will be closed to the public; bidding is absentee or online

To learn more about J. Garrett Auctioneers and the auction event planned for Saturday and Sunday, September 10th and 11th, visit www.jgarrettauctioneers.com. Updates are posted often.