Property from Estate of Senator Dianne Feinstein

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Clars Auctions is privileged to present Property from the Estate of Senator Dianne Feinstein and Richard C. Blum on May 14th beginning at 2 PM PDT, offering a rare opportunity to acquire distinguished works from their celebrated Sea Drift and Pacific Heights residences.

This exceptional collection reflects the refined taste and legacy of one of the most influential figures in modern American political history — the longest-serving female United States Senator, former Mayor of San Francisco, and past Chair of the Senate Intelligence Committee — and her husband, the noted financier and philanthropist. The auction comprises an elegant, curated selection of luxury decorative arts, Asian works of art, and personal memorabilia from their shared homes.


Close-up of American politician San Francisco Board of Supervisors member (and future US Senator) Dianne Feinstein as she attends a Candidates’ Day event at the Douglas School, San Francisco, California, September 1979. (Photo by Janet Fries/Getty Images)
Close-up of American politician San Francisco Board of Supervisors member (and future US Senator) Dianne Feinstein as she attends a Candidates’ Day event at the Douglas School, San Francisco, California, September 1979. (Photo by Janet Fries/Getty Images)
A Mottahedeh porcelain dinner service in the Tobacco Leaf pattern. Estimate: $1,800–$2,500
A Mottahedeh porcelain dinner service in the Tobacco Leaf pattern.
Estimate: $1,800–$2,500
A group of seven Chinese porcelain table articles. Estimate: $1,000–$1,500
A group of seven Chinese porcelain table articles.
Estimate: $1,000–$1,500

Highlights from the sale include a striking Chinoiserie red-painted floor lamp; two framed landscapes, including a view of Diamond Head by Dianne Feinstein, estimated at $100–$150; a plaster portrait of Feinstein as Mayor of San Francisco by Romany Downie, dated 1982, estimated at $200–$300; and a group of seven Chinese porcelain table articles, estimated at $1,000–$1,500.


A Romany Downie plaster portrait of Dianne Feinstein, Mayor of San Francisco, 1982. <br><b>Estimate: $200–$300</b>
A Romany Downie plaster portrait of Dianne Feinstein, Mayor of San Francisco, 1982.
Estimate: $200–$300
A pair of Chamberlain’s Worcester lozenge shaped dishes. Estimate: $600–$800
A pair of Chamberlain’s Worcester lozenge shaped dishes.
Estimate: $600–$800

Additional offerings include a Mottahedeh porcelain dinner service in the Tobacco Leaf pattern, estimated at $1,800–$2,500; a pair of Chamberlain’s Worcester lozenge-shaped dishes, estimated at $200–$300; three Tibetan Buddhist silver ritual objects, estimated at $200–$300; and two color serigraph artist’s proofs by Melanie Taylor Kent: Return of the Cable Cars and Golden Gate Bridge, estimated at $400–$600.


Three Tibetan Buddhist silver ritual objects. Estimate: $500–$700
Three Tibetan Buddhist silver ritual objects.
Estimate: $500–$700
Dianne Feinstein, <em>View of Diamond Head</em>, oil on canvas, 26″ x 32″. Estimate: $100–$150
Dianne Feinstein, View of Diamond Head, oil on canvas, 26″ x 32″.
Estimate: $100–$150
A group of vintage amber and topaz glass. Estimate: $50–$100
A group of vintage amber and topaz glass.
Estimate: $50–$100
Senator Dianne Feinstein’ residence in San Francisco.
Senator Dianne Feinstein’ residence in San Francisco.
View of San Francisco from Senator Feinstein’ residence.
View of San Francisco from Senator Feinstein’ residence.

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Property from Estate of Senator Dianne Feinstein

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Clars proudly presents the distinguished sale of Property from the Estate of Senator Dianne Feinstein on December 18th beginning at 1 PM PST, offering a significant opportunity to acquire items from the personal collection that graced her iconic San Francisco residence.

The property from the Estate of Senator Dianne Feinstein, drawn from her distinguished residences in San Francisco and Seadrift, reflects the senator’s refined taste and graceful aesthetic. The collection includes richly upholstered leather and down furnishings, fine Chinese and Tibetan carpets, English and Continental antiques, Tibetan pieces, and elegant items with Chinoiserie influences.


Close-up of American politician San Francisco Board of Supervisors member (and future US Senator) Dianne Feinstein as she attends a Candidates’ Day event at the Douglas School, San Francisco, California, September 1979. (Photo by Janet Fries/Getty Images)
Close-up of American politician San Francisco Board of Supervisors member (and future US Senator) Dianne Feinstein as she attends a Candidates’ Day event at the Douglas School, San Francisco, California, September 1979. (Photo by Janet Fries/Getty Images)

Senator Feinstein’s distinguished career as the longest-serving female U.S. Senator, coupled with her groundbreaking roles as San Francisco’s first female mayor and chair of the Senate Intelligence Committee, solidified her legacy as a pragmatic leader.


A German carved chest in the Renaissance taste. Estimate: $800–$1,200
A German carved chest in the Renaissance taste.
Estimate: $800–$1,200
A lacquer and partial gilt two door cabinet in the Asian taste. Estimate: $600–$800
A lacquer and partial gilt two door cabinet in the Asian taste.
Estimate: $600–$800

Also featured is a sophisticated selection of barware, stemware, and serveware, alongside fine art encompassing landscapes, still lifes, and architectural views of San Francisco. Together, these objects speak to Senator Feinstein’s deep and enduring connection to the city she represented with such distinction for decades.


An Italian Chinoiserie decorated display cabinet. Estimate: $500–$700
An Italian Chinoiserie decorated display cabinet.
Estimate: $500–$700
(lot of 5) Betty Guy (American, 1920–2016), Views of San Francisco, each watercolor and ink. Estimate: $500–$700
(lot of 5) Betty Guy (American, 1920–2016), Views of San Francisco, each watercolor and ink.
Estimate: $500–$700
A Maitland Smith bronze mounted drum table in the Regency style. Estimate: $400–$600
A Maitland Smith bronze mounted drum table in the Regency style.
Estimate: $400–$600
A group of three Tiffany sterling table articles. Estimate: $400–$600
A group of three Tiffany sterling table articles.
Estimate: $400–$600
A Chinese enamel and silver gilt celestial chariot. Estimate: $400–$600
A Chinese enamel and silver gilt celestial chariot.
Estimate: $400–$600
An Emilia Castillo silverplate Blackbird pitcher. Estimate: $300–$500
An Emilia Castillo silverplate Blackbird pitcher.
Estimate: $300–$500
Jamae Agnoli (American, 20th century), <em>Oh! Stinson</em>, 1986, oil on canvas, 30″ x 24″. <br><b>Estimate: $300–$500</b>
Jamae Agnoli (American, 20th century), Oh! Stinson, 1986, oil on canvas, 30″ x 24″.
Estimate: $300–$500
A Tibetan carpet.<br><b>Estimate: $300–$500</b>
A Tibetan carpet.
Estimate: $300–$500
An Italian Murano latticinio glass pedestal bowl. Estimate: $300–$500
An Italian Murano latticinio glass pedestal bowl.
Estimate: $300–$500
A Vista Alegre for Mottahedeh covered tureen and stand. <br><b>Estimate: $200–$400</b>
A Vista Alegre for Mottahedeh covered tureen and stand.
Estimate: $200–$400
Senator Dianne Feinstein’ residence in San Francisco.
Senator Dianne Feinstein’ residence in San Francisco.
View of San Francisco from Senator Feinstein’ residence.
View of San Francisco from Senator Feinstein’ residence.

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