BRG is pleased to present the estate collection of Enid W. Ganz, showcasing an exquisite array of furniture, fine art, and decorative arts reflecting her diverse passions and global adventures. From sterling silver to Asian arts and tribal treasures, this collection embodies a lifelong pursuit of culture and knowledge.

Estate auction highlights include:
— A fantastic assortment of sterling silver
— A monumental MCM Japanese Samurai warrior figure
— A vast Danish Royal Copenhagen china coffee service
— A Fritz Scholder (American, 1937 - 2005) limited edition lithograph, “Indian Dancers”

This is a rare opportunity to acquire some truly impressive estate pieces. Happy bidding!

ABOUT THE ESTATE:
Enid and her husband Arnold settled in Westport, CT in 1969. Arnold, was an executive of a Fortune 500 company and Enid was a certified interior designer (earning her certification from NYSID), real estate agent, and ardent traveler.

In many ways, because she was an avid life-long learner, renowned dinner party hostess and consummate traveler, Enid might be considered a Renaissance woman. They curated their life long collections through extensive journeys across Europe, Asia, Africa, and beyond. Enid's insatiable curiosity led her to archaeological digs and cultural encounters, enriching their collection with artifacts and artisanal marvels from around the world.