Stanford
chandelier sells for $158,500 at auction
The Associated Press DALLAS --
A chandelier by glass artist Dale Chihuly that once belonged to formerTexas
The 7-foot-tall, 6-foot-wide chandelier of cascading blue glass was sold Wednesday by Dallas-based Heritage Auctions.
Stanford was convicted last year on 13 fraud-related counts and sentenced to 110 years in prison.
The chandelier was offered through a federal court-appointed receivership overseeing the sale of assets previously owned by Stanford. A 42-foot-long sculpture by Terence Main called "Terrestrial Tale" that the receivership had also put up for auction did not sell Wednesday.
Stanford's assets have been sold at several auctions over the last few years.
The Associated Press DALLAS --
A chandelier by glass artist Dale Chihuly that once belonged to former
The 7-foot-tall, 6-foot-wide chandelier of cascading blue glass was sold Wednesday by Dallas-based Heritage Auctions.
Stanford was convicted last year on 13 fraud-related counts and sentenced to 110 years in prison.
The chandelier was offered through a federal court-appointed receivership overseeing the sale of assets previously owned by Stanford. A 42-foot-long sculpture by Terence Main called "Terrestrial Tale" that the receivership had also put up for auction did not sell Wednesday.
Stanford's assets have been sold at several auctions over the last few years.
For a full and open debate on the Stanford Receivership visit the Stanford International Victims Group - SIVG official forum http://sivg.org/forum/
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