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Michaan's Auctions
- Gabriel Herzog
Gabriel Herzog is an experienced professional in the auction and arts sectors, currently serving as the Furniture and Decorative Arts Department Manager at Michaan's Auctions since April 2016. Responsibilities include conducting numerous auction appraisals, cataloging and researching consigned items, and managing delicate property. Previously held the role of Inventory Controller, processing properties for auction and estimating values for a diverse range of items. Earlier experience includes working as a Hookah Prepper at Cloudz Hookah Lounge and as an Assistant Gallery Director at Gallery 85, where curatorial duties and event planning were key tasks. Gabriel Herzog graduated from the University of California, Riverside with a degree in Art History and an Administrative Studies Concentration.
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Michaan's Auctions
Michaan's Auctions is a leading, full service auction house on the West Coast specializing in the appraisal and sale of antiques and fine art. Some of Michaan's specialty departments include Asian Works of Art, Furniture and Decorative Arts, Modern & Contemporary European and American Paintings/Prints and Jewelry. Established in 2002, Michaan's Auctions holds up to thirty sales each year that attract a broad base of buyers and consignors the world over. With one of the largest facilities in Northern California, Michaan's offers buyers the ability to preview and bid on many unique and desirable pieces. Some have garnered world record prices, including an A.D.M Cooper painting, The Three Graces, 1915, sold at auction for $21,060 in 2005, as well as an Eduard Gaertner, German City Street Scene, 1831, sold at auction for $266,000. Also quite noteworthy is a carving of Tang Ying that realized $2,235,000, recognized as Michaan’s highest single selling lot to date. In as recent as June of 2015, Henri Labasque’s Madame Lebasque and her Daughters achieved $271,400 and Wojcieck Fangor’s M1 set a U.S. auction record for the artist at $169,400.
