Francis Wayland Speight

American · 1896–1989

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1auction results2024years recorded100%sold (1)$27kSign up free to seemedian price

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  1. Francis Wayland Speight, Farmhouse in Snakebite, Oil on canvasFarmhouse in SnakebiteSloans & Kenyon · $27,000≈ £21,650≈ €25,283Sign up to see

Francis Wayland Speight’s highest prices recorded at auction, ranked in US dollars at each sale-date exchange rate and shown in the currency of the sale (with the buyer’s premium where the house publishes it).

ArtSell has recorded 1 auction result for Francis Wayland Speight in 2024, of which 1 sold (100%). The highest price recorded is $27kSign up free to see for Farmhouse in Snakebite at Sloans & Kenyon in April 2024. Results come from Sloans & Kenyon (1).

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  1. Francis Wayland Speight, Farmhouse in Snakebite, Oil on canvas
    Farmhouse in Snakebite
    Oil · Canvas
    18 in. x 24 in.
    Sloans & Kenyon · · Lot 152
    $27,000≈ £21,650≈ €25,283HammerSign up free to seeEst. $20,000–30,000View at Sloans & Kenyon ↗

Francis Wayland Speight: quick facts

What is the highest price paid for a work by Francis Wayland Speight at auction?

$27,000Sign up free to see, for Farmhouse in Snakebite at Sloans & Kenyon (April 2024) — the highest price in ArtSell’s records.

What is a typical auction price for Francis Wayland Speight?

The median sale price is $27kSign up free to see across 1 priced sale. Prices vary by medium, size and date — see the price chart & statistics.

How many works by Francis Wayland Speight have sold at auction?

1 of 1 recorded lots sold in 2024.

Which auction houses sell Francis Wayland Speight?

Sloans & Kenyon accounts for the most recorded results. Sloans & Kenyon

Related artists — American, born 1871–1921