THE STAN HOFFMAN ESTATE COLLECTION
By Scott Daniels Auction
Sep 18, 2021
1412 NY-213 High Falls, NY 12404, United States

Due to the rarity and value of the items from the collection, we will be adding items daily, as they are verified. Please make sure to check updates on this auction daily.

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THE STAN HOFFMAN COLLECTION Part of our LEGENDARY FIGURES SERIES, an auction sale being held at our High Falls, New York location.

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Stan Hoffman was the nephew of crime lord Meyer Lansky, the man who invented Las Vegas as a gambling mecca by building the first hotel in the Nevada desert.

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Stan Hoffman was a music producer who worked with Fats Domino and Chuck Berry. Stan was the producer who talked Chuck Berry into recording a song he didn't want to do and earning him a fortune on the back of seven-million sales worldwide -My Ding A Ling.

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Stan Hoffman managed, advised and/or promoted 38 world champions during his nearly 50 years in the boxing industry, ? according to the Atlantic City Boxing Hall of Fame in conjunction with Hoffmans induction with the class of 2019.

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Explore a selection of furniture, décor, art, sport & celebrity memorabilia, collectibles, and jewelry, curated from this, and other, private collections of prominent individuals. From vetted antiques to mid-century modern, this auction covers an expansive range of styles and eras. With many works offered without reserve the auction offers something for every collector.

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Also included in this auction sale are selections from Pamela Rankin-Smith, Photographer, Author, Socialite. Joanne Michaels, Author.

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LOT 70:

Soviet Realism Art; Urban Battle Circa 1940s OOC

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$ 2,000
Estimated price :
$8,000 - $12,000
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Soviet Realism Art; Urban Battle Circa 1940s OOC
Soviet: Mountain Town Battlefield: Large Scale OOC Original oil on canvas replica of a masterwork depicting “ Requiem for the Fallen”. Completed under contract for Affairs of the Arts USSR. This work is part of a collection believed to be from the Russian Embassy in Mexico, removed sometime in the late 1940s and later discovered in California when the consignor paid in excess of $150,000 for the set. Dimensions: 6 feet wide x 4.5 feet high. Vintage condition: will require preservation of original canvas to maintain the integrity of this large-scale work.

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