Lot 2858 - Meteor
Est. value: $200
Current high bid: $60
Designer: Stewart Coffin
Maker: Bart Buie
Diameter: 8cm
Notes: Coffin design #100-A. Key piece stamped 2003 and with BartArt logo. 12 pieces, made from four fancy woods.
Group: Coffin Reproductions
Stewart Coffin Designs crafted by others
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Lot 2858 - Meteor |
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Est. value: $200 |
Current high bid: $60 |
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Designer: Stewart Coffin Diameter: 8cm Notes: Coffin design #100-A. Key piece stamped 2003 and with BartArt logo. 12 pieces, made from four fancy woods. |
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Lot 2859 - Diagonal Cube |
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Est. value: $200 |
Current high bid: $90 |
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Designer: Stewart Coffin Edge: 6cm Notes: Appears to be a slight variation of Coffin's Diagonal Cube (#58). Made of four fancy woods; glossy finish. One piece stamped 2003 and with BartArt logo. |
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Lot 2860 - Peanut |
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Est. value: $100 |
Current high bid: $29 |
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Designer: Stewart Coffin Diameter: 11cm Notes: Six pieces made a number of closed-loop shapes using three, four, five, or six pieces. Piece #3 is a variation of the standard set (page 56 of Coffin's AP-ART Compendium). Fit is not precise in places. One piece stamped 2003 and with BartArt logo. |
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Lot 2861 - Three Pairs Variation |
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Est. value: $100 |
Current high bid: $37 |
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Designer: Stewart Coffin Stick length: 6cm Notes: Made from three fancy woods. Same sticks as Coffin's Three Pairs, but pairs are not glued, making it a dexterity challenge instead of coordinate motion to put back together. One piece stamped 2004 and with BartArt logo. |
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Lot 2862 - Garnet |
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Est. value: $100 |
Current high bid: $29 |
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Designer: Stewart Coffin Diameter: 5cm Notes: Coffin design #60, made in six fancy woods; pieces are mirror image of those in Coffin's AP-ART Compendium. No Identifying marks; excellent fit; appears to be by Bart Buie. |
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Lot 2863 - Distorted Pennyhedron |
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Est. value: $75 |
Current high bid: $31 |
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Designer: Stewart Coffin Size: 4x4x3cm Notes: Distorted Pennyhedron (Coffin design #52), separates along a well-hidden axis. No identifying marks; excellent fit; appears to be made by Bart Buie. |
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