H. Russ Pitman Collection: Bronzes, Adickes Art, and Antique Clocks

A Houston warehouse sale of the H. Russ Pitman estate

Town and Country Estate Sales moved this large collection offsite. H. Russ Pitman collected bronzes by E. Picault, H. Muller, E. LaPorte, and C. Chenier; paintings and works by David Adickes, Herb Mears, Bill Condon, Daugherty, Tan Cho Tee, Andre Chochon, Fred Freed, and William Urton; folk art, religious art, etchings, and posters, more than 250 pieces in that group; Asian carvings and netsuke; a Boulle-style table, Victorian marble-top tables, an Empire parlor set, and pedestals; Royal Vienna vases, Royal Doulton figures, cloisonne, lustreware, paperweights and inkwells, Oriental rugs, a keris and a German DRK dress dagger, old glass doorknobs, architectural pediments, stained glass, lamps, and more than 25 vintage flush-mount ceiling fixtures; antique clocks, 19th-century miniature portraits and tintypes, plus older kitchen and holiday collectibles.

Entry, removal, and payment

A police officer is on duty. Purses, backpacks, tote bags, strollers, and baby carriers stay outside. Only cell phones and wallets come in. Because of the size of the collection, the number of shoppers inside may be limited. Purchases must be removed during operating hours, and loading is the buyer's job. Bring tools if you need to detach appliances or fixtures. Dealers should bring a valid sales-tax exemption certificate. The company is not responsible for accidents. There are no warranties, expressed or implied. All sales are final, with no refunds or exchanges. Venmo, Zelle, and credit cards are accepted.