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Auction: Jun 17-19, 2026
MILLEA BROS SELECT
three day
auction event
JUN 17, 18 & 19
Our flagship auction.
Twice a year.
OUR NEXT AUCTION
SELECT: 3-Day Event • June 17-19 @ 10am
Day 1: Modern Art & Design | Post-War & Contemporary Art | Photography
Featuring a collection of Modern Design from a Peter Marino private commission, including a De Sede “Non-Stop” sofa, Vittorio Introini wall units, and a Laverne “Etruscan” coffee table. Accompanied by photography, art, and design from the estate of Michael Hampton, whose collection reflects his life amongst the 1960s avant-garde of downtown NYC, including works by Cindy Sherman, Lucas Samaras, and Irving Penn. An extensive selection of Post-War and Contemporary art includes Lucian Freud etchings, an Eric Fischl oil wash, and an Andy Warhol ink drawing. Interspersed throughout is a collection of artist’s books featuring Ed Ruscha, Vija Celmins, and William Katz. Other highlights include a large Arman bronze sculpture, Yoshiaki Mochizuki platinum leaf on panel, and exhibited Ellsworth Kelly works on paper.

Day 2: Asian Art | American & British Art, Antiques, Silver & Ephemera | Instruments | Fossils | Books
Highlights from the Chinese and Japanese collection include Peking Opera silk curtains from the estate of Iris Apfel, calligraphy brushes, Shiko Munakata woodblocks, and Meiji period katanas. American art and antiques feature a rare Bruce Moore for Steuben glass bowl, a Walter Granville-Smith oil painting deaccessioned to benefit the Toledo Museum of Art, a Raphael Soyer portrait of Mary Travers of Peter, Paul and Mary from her personal collection, and an American Chippendale block-front secretary. British art and antiques include an Erskine Nicol oil painting deaccessioned to benefit the Arizona State University Art Museum, Dr. Robert John Thornton botanical engravings, and attributed Ince & Mayhew George III armchairs. Notable highlights from a prominent NYC family foundation include dinosaur bones and fossils, as well as the 1909 Aeolian Baby Grand Piano from the childhood home of Jackie Kennedy. The day concludes with a collection of books and ephemera, including Dwight D. Eisenhower signed D-Day papers.

Day 3: Continental Art, Antiques & Silver | Impressionist & Modern Art | Arts of the Middle East
Continental art highlights include a Rembrandt van Rijn etching, Thomas Couture oil painting, Ramon Palorda Perez porcelain plaque, and Pierre Traverse bronze sculpture. The Impressionist and Modern art selection features a Marc Chagall lithograph, Pablo Picasso etching, and Francis Picabia ink drawing. An exemplary offering of Continental furniture and design features a Dutch Baroque inlaid cabinet on stand and Louis XIV boulle bureau Mazarin from an important private New York collection, a Paul Sormani partner’s desk, and an Albert Cheuret “Cactus” chandelier. Interspersed are Middle Eastern pottery and textiles deaccessioned from the Toledo Museum of Art, including Mina’i bowls, Safavid tiles, and an Ottoman voided velvet panel. Special highlights include a Luigi Bajoni Italian violin and a Neoclassic faience stove from the home of a lady friend of Emperor Franz Joseph.
PREVIEWS
Plan your conquest in advance! Our doors will be open for preview on Monday, Jun 15, from 11am to 7pm; Tuesday, Jun 16, from 11am to 5pm; Wednesday, Jun 17, from 9am to 5pm; Thursday, Jun 18 from 9am to 5pm; and Friday, Jun 19, from 9am to 10am.
LOCATION
Join us in person at Millea Brothers’ auction gallery or tune in to the live online broadcast.
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May 13-15, 2026
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Estate Finds, Online Only
Every 6 weeks or so
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A 3-Day Auction Event
May 13-15, 2026
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ABOUT US
Michael and Mark Millea have been close creative collaborators since they first shared Legos and magic markers as kids.  Forty years later, after conducting countless appraisals, and selling thousands of objects, Mark and Michael’s passion and knowledge of the art and antiques market has grown—but what truly sets Millea Bros. apart is the unique creative sensibility they’ve honed together for so many years, and the artists’ eye they bring to every aspect of their business.
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