The Trois Museum Collection
Featured Masterworks from the Vaselli Collection
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Pablo Picasso - Cubist Composition
A striking lithograph featuring Picasso's signature cubist style with bold geometric forms and vibrant colors.
René Magritte - Man with Bowler Hat
Magritte's iconic imagery exploring themes of identity, perception, and the mysterious.
Salvador Dalí - Surreal Portrait
A masterful surrealist portrait demonstrating Dalí's technical precision and dreamlike imagery.
Salvador Dalí - Surrealist Skull
Dalí's exploration of mortality and symbolism through his unique surrealist lens.
Salvador Dalí - Detailed Hand Study
A remarkable study showcasing Dalí's exceptional draftsmanship and attention to anatomical detail.
Amedeo Modigliani - Elongated Portrait
Modigliani's distinctive elongated style capturing elegance and emotional depth.
Vincent van Gogh - Landscape with Houses
Van Gogh's vibrant landscape featuring his characteristic bold brushwork and emotional color palette.
Pierre-Auguste Renoir - Dancer in the Forest
Renoir's impressionist masterwork capturing light, movement, and the beauty of nature.
Pablo Picasso - Portrait Study
An intimate portrait study showcasing Renoir's mastery of light and human expression.
Edgar Degas - Dancers
Degas' iconic ballet dancers captured in his distinctive impressionist style.
Additional Masterworks
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John Singer Sargent - Sailboat at Sea
Sargent's masterful watercolor capturing the interplay of light, water, and atmosphere.
John Singer Sargent - Intimate Sketch on Verso
A delicate sketch on the reverse of the sailboat watercolor, believed to be of one of Sargent's companions, adding intimate historical significance to this remarkable piece.
Rembrandt - Etching
A rare etching demonstrating Rembrandt's exceptional skill in this demanding medium.
District Court Order - Robert Rauschenberg 'Barely There'
Official court documentation establishing ownership and provenance.
Attorney Certification and Signature
Legal certification verifying authenticity and ownership transfer.
Robert Rauschenberg - 'Barely There' (Framed)
The complete framed artwork in museum-quality presentation.
Rauschenberg - Verso Documentation
Reverse side showing authentication marks and provenance labels.
Robert Rauschenberg - Mixed Media Collage with Numbers and Industrial Elements
Exceptional mixed media artwork featuring Rauschenberg's signature combine technique. The composition incorporates collage elements, found materials, industrial rivets, and layered textures with visible numbers '68' and '4', text fragments reading 'The natural look of' and 'What's Real Here'. The piece demonstrates the artist's characteristic balance between abstraction and representation, with a densely layered upper section contrasting dramatically against expansive white space below. Signed 'Rauschenberg' lower right. This work exemplifies the revolutionary Neo-Dada aesthetic that defined Rauschenberg's influential career, bridging painting and sculpture through assemblage of everyday materials and industrial objects.
Native American & Tribal Art
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This Native American artwork collection is held in trust for cultural preservation and may not be sold; pieces may only be donated to qualified museums
Ceremonial Tribal Spear with Shell Inlay
Exceptional tribal spear with decorative blade featuring metallic shell inlays and carved wooden handle.
Authenticated Historic Ceremonial Pipe
Incredibly rare and important ceremonial pipe with professional authentication certificate documenting cultural and historical significance. Museum-quality artifact of exceptional provenance.
Native American Artifacts Collection - Museum Display
Comprehensive display featuring beaded items with intricate geometric and symmetrical patterns, metal powder flask, and wooden artifacts. Exceptional craftsmanship demonstrating ceremonial significance and cultural heritage. Museum-quality Native American collection held in trust for cultural preservation.
Genuine Native American Medicine Box
Antique wooden container displaying collection of beaded items and cultural artifacts. Materials and craftsmanship indicate significant historical and cultural value within Native American traditions. Exceptional preservation demonstrating respect for indigenous heritage.
US Indian Peace Medal
Museum-framed display of beaded necklaces featuring intricate heart motifs and central U.S. Indian peace medal. This historic peace medal, beautifully displayed with traditional Native American beadwork in blue, white, red, and green, represents diplomatic relations between the United States and tribal nations. Given by U.S. presidents to chiefs from George Washington through the 19th century, these silver medals served as tokens of friendship and symbols of allegiance during treaty negotiations, embodying a significant chapter in American history where ceremonial gift-giving fostered peace between the federal government and sovereign Native Nations. Exceptional beadwork design representing Native American aesthetic traditions and cultural identity. Professional museum presentation demonstrating ceremonial significance and artistic heritage.
Exquisite Jewelry
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Ancient Egyptian Turquoise Scarab Beetle
Estimated value: $5,000-$50,000+. Authentic Egyptian artifact with verified provenance.
Concho Belt Collection - Museum Display
Collection value: $600,000-$1,500,000+. Rare Navajo silver concho belts.
Navajo Spider Belt Buckle with Turquoise
Oval silver belt buckle featuring turquoise stones set in a spider design with claw-like silver accents. Authentic Southwestern craftsmanship.
Monumental Turquoise Scarab Beetle Buckle
Extraordinary large-scale belt buckle featuring a carved scarab beetle design with vibrant turquoise and intricate silver settings. Museum-quality Southwestern/Egyptian fusion piece.
Native American Cuff Bracelet Collection Display
Extensive collection of Navajo and Zuni cuff bracelets featuring various turquoise stone settings, silver leaf embellishments, and traditional designs including cluster settings and elongated stones.
Ornate Ram's Head Belt Buckle with Turquoise
Large, heavily embossed silver belt buckle featuring a ram's head centerpiece surrounded by leaf motifs and green turquoise stones. Exceptional Southwestern artistry.
Large Egyptian-Style Hieroglyphic Turquoise Artifact
Massive turquoise piece carved with Egyptian hieroglyphics and motifs, set in silver. Unique fusion of ancient Egyptian design with Southwestern turquoise craftsmanship.
Navajo Feather Motif Cuff Bracelet with Large Turquoise
Bold silver cuff bracelet featuring a massive oval turquoise centerpiece surrounded by intricate feather motifs and decorative silver beadwork. Exceptional Southwestern craftsmanship.
Turquoise Squash Blossom Necklace with Kachina Bolo Tie
Museum display featuring a distinctive squash blossom necklace with large oval turquoise stones in cloud-like settings, accompanied by a rare kachina doll bolo tie. Mid-20th century Hopi/Zuni craftsmanship.
Native American Concho Belt Collection - Museum Display
Comprehensive display of authentic Navajo and Zuni concho belts, bracelets, and bolo ties featuring turquoise inlays, intricate silver stamping, and traditional leather elements. Early to mid-20th century collection.
Historical Weapons & Military Artifacts
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American Western Frontier Holsters & Rifle Scabbard Display
Authentic late 19th-century leather holsters and rifle scabbard with provenance documentation including vintage battlefield photograph. American Wild West period, museum-quality presentation.
Western Gunbelts, Spurs & Native American Arrowhead Collection
Comprehensive display featuring leather gunbelts with holsters, cavalry spurs, western gloves, and framed Native American stone arrowheads. Late 19th-century American frontier artifacts with military documentation.
King Farouk's Royal Gold-Inlaid Flintlock Pistols & Ceremonial Dagger
Extraordinary royal collection from King Farouk of Egypt (1920-1965). Matched pair of ornate flintlock pistols featuring elaborate 24k gold inlay, intricate engravings, and filigree work, accompanied by ceremonial dagger. Part of the legendary Farouk Collection including his royal hat and emerald. Museum-quality provenance.
Aaron Lopez Slave Trade Dagger - Newport Black Holocaust Artifact
Historic dagger belonging to Aaron Lopez (1731-1782), Newport's leading participant in the transatlantic slave trade and the epitome of Newport's slave trading culture. Lopez was Newport's largest taxpayer and master orchestrator of the black holocaust, operating numerous slave ships between Africa, the Caribbean, and colonial America. Upon his death, the dagger passed to his son-in-law Abraham Pereira Mendes, who continued the murderous slave trade and built massive wealth through human trafficking. The weapon was subsequently inherited by Abraham's grandson, carrying forward this dark legacy through three generations of one of colonial America's most notorious slave trading families. This artifact represents the brutal wealth accumulation of the Newport Jewish slave trading elite during the 18th century transatlantic slave trade.
Antique Revolver Collection Display - Glass Case Presentation
Museum display of multiple antique revolvers with engraved metalwork and various grip materials. Historical firearms collection featuring different models and periods. Professional glass case preservation showcasing American frontier and European firearms history.
Ceremonial Swords Collection - Vertical Display Stands
Multiple ceremonial swords displayed vertically on museum stands inside glass case. Features intricate engravings on handles and blades, detailed metalwork, and exceptional preservation. Represents various periods and cultural origins of formal military and ceremonial weaponry.
Small Engraved Revolver with Ivory Grips & Vintage Grooming Tools
Exceptional late 19th to early 20th century American frontier pocket revolver featuring intricate floral and scrollwork engravings on polished steel surfaces. The weapon exhibits ivory or bone grips characteristic of high-status personal protection pieces from the Victorian and Edwardian periods. Displayed in an elegant wooden glass case alongside period straight razors with matching ivory handles, housed in a velvet-lined presentation box, and two framed daguerreotype photographs documenting the original owner's era. This comprehensive personal effects collection represents the refined lifestyle of an affluent American frontier gentleman, combining personal protection with daily grooming essentials. The exceptional preservation, sophisticated engravings, and museum-quality presentation demonstrate this piece's significance as both a functional weapon and a status symbol of its time.