Fine and Decorative art by AHLERS & OGLETREE AUCTION

Ahlers & Ogletree Auction Gallery is located in Buckhead district of Atlanta. It is operated by Robert Ahlers and his wife Christy Ogletree Ahlers, . Each year, the gallery has 8–10 auctions that present a variety of different items and collections, including rare objects, fine arts, real estate jewelry, vintage cars, fine silver, collectibles, antique furniture, rare maps and collectors’ books Leaders and private states, as well as deutting works of museums. The live auctions of the gallery are carried out in Atlanta, but you can attend through the telephone and Internet of the bidders throughout the country and the world. Its matrix company, the Ahlers Group is one of the largest antiques distributors in the Atlanta area that have a consortium of companies that deal with fine antiques and the liquidation of goods.

The first session of the next fine thinnesses and Spring Collections of OgleTree, focuses on fine and decorative art. The auction will offer the Walnut Minguren coffee table by George Nakashima, executed in 1966. The coffee table shows the free edge technique of Nakashima. This style uses irregular edges to remove the natural contour of a wooden plank. Nakashima focused mainly on using forests in its natural form. His work was influenced by the Japanese and Early American traditions.

Deconstructed. The artist is best known for the geometric bronze works of him. “For me, the element ‘destruction’ was my most important discovery, and the most authentic both in terms of myself and my time,” he said once. It also includes works by Carroll Tyson Jr., Ida Kohlmeyer and Ed Mel.