Andrew Jones Auctions' next Design for the Home and Garden Auction will be Oct. 20th in Los Angeles
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LOS ANGELES - Californer -- Andrew Jones Auctions' upcoming Design for the Home and Garden Auction on Sunday, October 20th, will feature nearly 400 lots of important fine art, design, antiques and accessories from collections across the country and throughout California, online and live in the gallery at 2221 South Main Street in downtown Los Angeles.

The sale will feature property from prominent collections in New York, Utah and, of course, California, including items from the estate of Richard E. Faggioli, the Schutzenberger family collection in Rancho Palos Verdes, the estate of Marion Scharffenberger of Rolling Hills, and merchandise from collectors in Montecito, Century City, Palm Desert and Pasadena, California.

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Also offered will be a wonderful selection from the collection of Connie and Bill McNally of Rancho Santa Fe, as well as property from the estate of the late actor Peter Falk of Columbo fame and the marvelous collections of Kate Edelman Johnson, Ann Turkel and Richard Harris.

"A year and a month have passed since our inaugural auction and in that time we have achieved our first world record price, met new clients and welcomed old friends," said company president and CEO Andrew Jones. "Being entrusted with significant works and collections and achieving great results is what we do best."

One of the most striking pieces in the auction is the Giacomo Balla edition Linee di forza del pugno di Boccioni II, circa 1968, from a private collection (est. $50,000-$70,000).   The work is derived from maquettes and watercolors of the 1910s a century ago, produced as one of nine under the direction of L'Obelisco gallery in 1968.  It is a three-dimensional manifestation of the dynamic symbol of the Italian Futurist movement.

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Other highlights of modern and contemporary design include a selection from a private Century City and Palm Desert collection, such as the Hiroshi Yamano glass sculpture titled East to West Fish Catcher, No. 176, 2002 (est. $2,500-$3,500) and a gorgeous Martin Blank Cranberry Lotus Flower from 2016 (est. $2,500-$3,500).  Also from the collection is a whimsical Woods Davy stone and glass table (est. $2,500-$3,500).  Modern silver from Allan Adler, Theo Fennell, Georg Jensen, Jean Puiforcat, Tapio Wirkkala and others will complement the modern design category.

For more information, please visit www.andrewjonesauctions.com.