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Selections From Bill du Pont Collection To Sell At Hess Auction Group’s Conestoga Auction Co. Sale Will Be Held In Manheim, Pa., On Jan. 29 William K. du Pont was born in Wilmington, Del. in 1938. He came by his love of Americana early on from having grown up with a father who collected. His childhood home

also happened to be located just a few minutes down the road from the famed Winterthur Museum & Library (then home of his cousin Henry F. du Pont). As an adult, Bill,

became a prolific collector of all sorts of Americana and served on the board of trustees of Winterthur for more than 40 years, at one time heading its Acquisitions Committee. He was an avid supporter of Winterthur, along with many other institutions, often generously donating objects or loaning pieces from his collection for exhibition. He tragically passed away in a tractor accident on July 4, 2021. Bill was also a voracious reader, outdoorsman, conservationist, and American history enthusiast. Over the course of roughly 60 years, he amassed a substantial reference library of over 1,500 books and hundreds of catalogues covering all manner of antique-related and historical subject matter, which has since been donated to Historic Trappe. Amazingly, Bill took the time to read each of these books and often made notations which he referred to, proof of his constant desire to learn more about the objects he collected and the people who made and used them. In addition to his appreciation of an antique for its intrinsic beauty, decorative attributes, or rarity, Bill was just as keenly interested in its construction and in the story and culture of the people involved. As a result of this genuine thirst for this understanding, he earned the reputation among his peers as one of the most knowledgeable collectors of early American decorative arts. Indeed, Bill curated each piece in his Rocky Hill collection personally and was very thoughtful about what he bought and why. Always a gracious host, he often welcomed

various museum and historical society groups to tour his home in Newark, Del. He loved for others to experience his collection and took any opportunity to educate those who showed an interest in American history or decorative arts. During frequent lunch outings to local restaurants near the University of Delaware campus, Bill would often bring along some small object from his collection with which to engage the younger generation and would relish any opportunity to explain its historical significance. In addition to his propensity to educate others about the material he collected, Bill was also what you’d call an authentic collector. He was such a purist that he even removed electric sconces from certain rooms in his home, in favor of more period candlelight. He also refused to use modern nails or hardware throughout his home. In addition, in the late 1980s he purchased and moved an 18th-century log house from Pennsylvania and had it reconstructed on his property. Many of the items featured in this sale were once housed there. For Bill it was always a thrill to find and acquire special new pieces, and he felt privileged to own each one. He eagerly anticipated every sale or upcoming show and what treasure he might discover. His hope would have been for anyone bidding on this collection to feel the same excitement about the material as he did. His collection will be sold at Sotheby’s on Saturday, Jan. 22. The Continued on page 11

New Publication In Frick’s Popular Diptych Series Focuses On “Fragonard’s Progress Of Love” Text By Award-Winning Novelist Alan Hollinghurst Is Paired With An Essay By Xavier F. Salomon The Frick’s Diptych series continues this winter with a volume on “Jean-Honoré Fragonard’s Progress of Love,” a remarkable ensemble of paintings that is a jewel in the crown of the museum’s collection. Each of the seven books in this popular series brings a fresh perspective to a Frick artwork by pairing an art-historical essay with a text by a contemporary cultural figure. In this

instance, Xavier F. Salomon, deputy director and Peter Jay Sharp chief curator, illuminates the intriguing story of how these exuberant 18thcentury paintings were created. As a complement, the award-winning novelist, poet, and short-story writer Alan Hollinghurst offers a lyrical essay centered on the lush and evocative backdrops that dominate each major picture.

“The timing couldn’t be better for a renewed discussion of the Fragonard panels. Long beloved by those visiting the museum buildings on 70th Street, which are under renovation, the works are currently installed in a striking manner at Frick Madison, our temporary home. On the fourth floor of Marcel Breuer’s modernist building, the full set of 14 Fragonard panels is shown

in its entirety for the first time in more than 100 years and in a historically accurate configuration not possible at the mansion. In this orientation, and through this new Diptych publication, our understanding of Fragonard’s masterpiece is greatly enriched,” commented Salomon. The first four of 14 paintings in Continued on page 11

Original Lancaster County Gun Show Scheduled For Jan. 29 And 30 Solanco Fairgrounds To Host Event The Original Lancaster County Gun Show will take place on Saturday and Sunday, Jan. 29 and 30, at the Solanco Fairgrounds, which is located at 172 S. Lime St. in Quarryville, Pa. Show hours will be Continued on page 2

In This Issue SHOPS, SHOWS & MARKETS . . . . . . . . . starting on page 3 SHOPS DIRECTORY . . . . . . . . . on page 5 EVENT & AUCTION CALENDAR . on page 7 AUCTION SALE BILLS . . starting on page 8 AUCTIONEER DIRECTORY . . . . on page 9

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Roan Inc. Holds Annual Pre-Christmas Sale Big Two-Day Sale Took Place On Dec. 17 And 18 We lost our father and mentor, Rich, in May of 2017 and our brother, Rick, this past October. Our family can identify with the loss of icons in the business such as Philip Bradley, Carl Stinson and Peter Tillou, among others. We did business with all three, and they were genuinely nice guys. I read a recent mention of Carl and agreed wholeheartedly with the writer stating how he always shared his knowledge and wisdom, much like my dear dad always did. Dealer Kelly Kinzle once said to me, “The auction business will always be viable and necessary regardless of the economy, yet like most businesses will have its ups and downs.” We are so grateful for our

friends and colleagues in times such as this and hope to have a good year ahead continuing to make a living doing what we love. Roan Inc.’s annual two-day pre-Christmas auction held Dec. 17 and 18 offered a range of quality antiques and decorative arts garnered from all over Pennsylvania and New York, but much of the two-day presentation came right out of their own neighboring backyard of Williamsport, Pa. The family-owned and operated business has been going for the past 76 years, in its original location in the village of Cogan Station, Pa. The Roan family has traditionally presented their pre-Christmas auction for the past 50-plus years, putting together a quality showing pleasing dealers

Mother and Child in a garden setting realized $1,750, and four D. Arthur Teed works totaled $2,775. Included in the second session’s catalog was a large assortment of Griswold castiron wares, mostly consigned by a local private collector. The most interesting pieces included a scarce #14 bailed skillet with block logo and heat ring ($1,400), #14 low

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The Charles Baugniet framed oil-on-wood panel painting (Belgian, 1814-86) from the Henry Perciballi estate (purchased at Roan’s), titled “LaToilette de la Mariee,” the scene depicting a bride in full dress with her attendants and onlookers, signed lower right “C. Baugniet” in gilt embossed frame, sold for $24,000.

and collectors alike. And this year proved to be no different. Prices reported are hammer prices and do not include a buyer’s premium. Gold, coins, jewelry, and sterling wares were the bulk of the catalogued lots in the first session. Two 13.5-carat yellow solid gold plate sections totaled $7,900. A nice selection of gold coins included a 1908 $20 ($2,500), 1911 $10 Indian Head ($2,000), 1913 $2 1/2 Indian Head coin ring ($725) and a 1911 $2 1/2 Indian Head set in a necklace ($650), along with many others. Jewelry This 1914 Annie Snyder (American, 1852-1927) framed oil-on- standouts included a ladies canvas still life painting from a local collector (purchased at 1940s 18-carat yellow gold Roan’s in 2010) sold for $6,000. Cartier wristwatch settling at $1,600, a ladies 1940s 14-carat white gold Rolex wristwatch at $900 and a vintage 14-carat peridot and diamond evening ring that found its new owner for $700, among several other P.O. Box 500, pieces. Various sterling flatMount Joy, PA 17552 ware services were part of day 800-800-1833 one. Included in that category 717-653-1833 was a service for (12) of Tiffany 717-653-6165 fax 717-892-6016 & Company “Palm” flatware e-mail: antiquesnews@engleonline.com selling for $2,775, a 9.5-inch Editor - Karl Pass, 717-278-1404 diameter Tiffany & Company e-mail: kpass@antiquesandauctionnews.net plate for $290 and a small Tiffany & Company scalloped Advertising Sales rim dish that went for $130. A Tim Moore, 717-492-2534 small assortment of art glass Circulation - Tara Herr, 717-892-6022 rounded out the fine arts side. Circulation - Linda Deshler, Ext. 2541 A great deal of antique and Classifieds vintage Christmas ornaments 1-800-428-4211 Fax 717-492-2566 1-800-800-1833, Ext. 6022 717-892-6022 and decorations from a New Sample copy ........................... $2.50 York state collector were Doing 1 YEAR, third class ............... $28.00 offered during the expanse of Our Part 1 YEAR, first class ................. $80.00 the first day. The offering drew 6 MONTHS, first class .......... $48.00 attention from well outside All checks must be in U.S. funds. the region with bidders battling for a piece of Christmas Checks must be drawn on U.S. bank past. Ornaments were offered OR add $7.00 to subscription price. Antiques & Auction News is distributed at shops, in lots of a dozen to a few shows, markets and auctions throughout the North- dozen at a time and realized prices of $130 to $550 for the eastern United States. old delicate glass pieces, and the tinseled paper ornaments topped out at $400, $325 and $200 per lot. The fine showing of quality Issues Are Mailed One Week Prior To Publication Date paintings and artworks, most News articles, press releases, and feature articles about antiques, antiquing, from the Williamsport estate collectors, collections, museums, shows, shops, auction results, historical of Henry Perciballi, the late sites, auctioneers, etc., are considered for publication. Photographs which enhance the articles are welcome. Manuscripts must be accompanied by a local attorney and dear friend, self-addressed stamped postcard in order that the editor may notify author of gathered attention from prireceipt of material. Address to Editor’s attention. vate collectors and various We reserve the right to edit material submitted for publication to conform to the galleries both domestic and editorial style of Antiques & Auction News. Reproduction of artwork, editorial or international. Top bidding on advertising copy is strictly prohibited without the written consent of the publisher. an original glass centerpiece Joel Sater Publications reserves the right to revise or reject at their discretion any advertisement they deem objectionable, whether in subject matter, in green iridescent realized wording, or make-up. $1,050, while a 9.5-inch mother Minimum depth R.O.P. - as many inches deep as columns wide. Antiques of pearl apricot satin glass ruf& Auction News and its advertisers are not liable for composition errors or fled rim diamond signed misprints; nor is it responsible for errors in ads taken by phone. Advertisers “Loetz Austria” large Rusticana submitting artwork and images for use in advertisements assume all liability quilted vase stopped quickly in regards to trademark and copyright infringements. at $45, a big difference from a Published weekly on Friday by Joel Sater Publications Contents Copyright 2021 C-01/21 few years ago. A Charles Baugniet framed oil-on-wood

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dome self-basting lid ($550), a rare #15 oval skillet with matching lid ($800) and a scarce #6 Tile-Top Dutch oven with matching self-basting lid ($350). Always a crowd pleaser, a nice selection of antique stoneware included a fourgallon jug stamped “Rexford & Gordon Sellers in Wines, Liquors & Co. Williamsport”

panel painting (Belgian, 181486) titled “La Toilette de la Mariee,” purchased for $24,000 by a private collector, will stay in Williamsport. Another art highlight was an Annie Snyder (American, 18521927) framed oil-on-canvas still life painting from 1914 purchased at a Roan auction in 2010. The vibrant still life of fruit and nougat candies all in a clear glass compote sold for $6,000 to local collectors. A David Armstrong (American, 1947-98) original watercolor painting titled “Farmhouse Near Lairdsville PA” will also stay in the region after realizing $4,750. A framed antique “Streidl-1830” oil-on-canvas painting of seated Holy

This antique blue and white Samuel Dornbach coverlet reading, “Made by Samuel Dornbach Sugarloaf Luzerne Co For Penn 1846,” with fringe border (some loss and wear of fringe and light staining), realized $575.

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Collector Chats With Peter S. Seibert This Week: A Snowy Day Means Time For Some Housekeeping

By Peter Seibert It’s a snowy day here in the Mid-Atlantic. The kids and I are home from school, and before we go stir crazy, I think its time to look at the collection. We all tend to ignore the paperwork side of our antiques collections with the result that often we get caught needing something

and not being able to find it. I have seen collections that are beautifully documented with catalogue sheets and photographs of every item. Truly, I applaud the collectors who do that, and I am envious of them. They have all the receipts and scan and keep those as well. Those are wonderful collectors, and such actions help not only now but also down the road when their collections may return to the market. I recall the sale of Clarke Hess, who was a scholar of the Mennonite communities in Lancaster County. He kept detailed notes on his collection that helped in cataloging items for sale after his passing. For me, this snow day will be a day to update the

inventory lists and try and make notes on some items. I try and keep track of everything, not because I am selling it all but simply to be sure that in all the moves things have not gone astray. Somewhere out there in a landfill is a wonderful Indian carved and painted plaque that got wrapped so well when we moved that I am sure it was discarded with the other wrapping paper. Another important task for me on this day will be to start doing some research on a few items in my collection. Like many of you, I have a membership in Ancestry.com, which is a great resource for those of you chasing not only your own family tree but also in researching makers and users of items in your

collection. Very intuitive to use, I find the site to be a fast way to speed check an item that I need to research. In particular, with military records I can often validate someone’s service record very quickly. So this afternoon, I may dive into researching some of the inscriptions on various items that I own in the hopes of figuring out who owned them. A final part of updating the collection is to bring my daughters into the process. I want them to be able to see the collection and understand more about it. They will someday inherit the responsibility for caring for the items, and so it is important that they have some understanding of what it all is. We have all heard the stories

of the collector who unexpectedly passed, and the children, who never learned anything, sold the collection for pennies on the dollar. Another scenario is the person who inherits the collection and thinks it is worth a fortune. They spend years trying to sell it for top dollar only to be frustrated by the lack of interest. Bitter and angry, they either horde the items forever or dump them to anyone who will give them a patient ear. So take some time on these snowy winter days and do some research, update your inventories and maybe share your collection with your family. It’s great fun and is important to do for you and the collection.

“Born to collect” should be the motto of Peter Seibert’s family. Raised in Central Pennsylvania, Seibert has been collecting and writing about antiques for more than three decades. By day, he is a museum director and has worked in Pennsylvania, Wyoming, Virginia and New Mexico. In addition, he advises and consults with auction houses throughout the MidAtlantic region, particularly about American furniture and decorative arts. Seibert’s writings include books on photography, American fraternal societies and paintings. He and his family are restoring a 1905 arts and crafts house filled with years’ worth antique treasures found in shops, co-ops and at auctions.

Largest Gold Nugget Found In Alaska Rushes To $750,000 To Lead Heritage Nature And Science Auction Massive Specimen One Of The Largest Ever Found In Western Hemisphere and Science director Craig Kissick. “The winning bidder got a prize that can be the centerpiece of any collection, the focus in any room. It is not only the largest ever found in the 49th state, but also one of the largest ever discovered in the Western Hemisphere. The Centennial Nugget is absolutely spectacular.” The Centennial Nugget brought the highest winning bid but was far from the only highlight. A brilliant native gold crystal from Venezuela brought a winning bid of $447,000. Discovered in the jungle of Gran Sabana, where gold can be found in the sediThe Alaska Centennial Gold Nugget, the largest gold nugget ments of river bottoms ever discovered in Alaska, weighs more than 20 pounds and sold for $750,000.

between the mesas, this 217.78-gram (7.00-troy ounce) nugget is believed to be the largest morphologically fine non-wire single gold crystal in the world. Another Alaskan gold nugget, from the Ruby Mining District, finished at $68,750. Featuring all of the characteristics often found in examples from the 49th state, this specimen is as grand in size (727 grams / 24.5 troy ounces) as it is in appearance. Crystallized silver with copper, from the Wolverine Mine in Michigan that closed in 1925, drew nearly three dozen bids before closing at $40,000. This specimen is huge; it meaThis gold crystal from Venezuela brought $447,000. sures nearly 6 inches in Discovered in the jungle of Gran Sabana, where gold can be length and weighs 653 found in the sediments of river bottoms between the mesas, grams and features sharply defined crystals and great it weighs 217.78-grams.

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The Alaska Centennial Gold Nugget, the largest example ever discovered in Alaska, sold for $750,000 to lead Heritage Auctions’ Nature and Science Auction to $2,356,714 in total sales on Dec. 8. The beauty and scale of the nugget is hard to quantify. Considering the fact that the majority of the world’s mined gold is refined and that even a one-ounce nugget is exceptionally rare, the Centennial Nugget weighs more than 20 pounds, over 322 ounces. “It is difficult to come up with the superlatives to fully explain the significance of this nugget,” said Heritage Auctions Nature

antiquesandauctionnews.net Taxpayers League, it was the most expensive comfort station ever built. The planning and construction coincided with the last years of World War I. While farmers and businessmen were protesting the price of the mahogany stall doors, soldiers in France were suffering the horrors of trench warfare. A monument to the local men who died in the war is in the town of Goldendale, at the eastern end of the gorge. It is a full-scale replica of Stonehenge. When the site Stonehenge was built as a memorial to the local soldiers was dedicated in 1918, it was who died in World War I. Photo courtesy of Scott Thompson. erroneously believed that the original Stonehenge had Goldendale Stonehenge is set avant-garde dancer. Fuller This is the Mitchell Point Tunnel, ca. 1921, (Old Oregon been built for human sacri- amidst rolling sagebrush and was at the center of the circle of larger-than-life characters Photos). Parts of the old highway did not survive. The fice. “Humanity is still being cloudless blue sky. Nearby is Hill’s house. It is who befriended the frontier sacrificed to the Gods of Mitchell Point Tunnel was torn down in 1966. war” was the message of a chateau-like structure eccentric. She enjoyed an finest scenic drive in the Point Vista House are the Sam Hill, who commissioned made of concrete, Hill’s intense and controversial world.” Best of all, it was principal sights. Both can be the monument. medium of choice. Hill never friendship with the alluring paved. You can still dawdle reached from Portland in less Queen Marie of Romania. The along the old Columbia than one hour. queen appreciated Fuller’s Highway. The road hugs the The falls are drive-offexperiments with lighting and woodsy crags. Waterfalls the-road beautiful. The prucostume. In turn, her artistic swing into view. In the dis- dent thing to do is park the and literary efforts were tance is Mount Hood. car and walk the short trail to encouraged by Fuller. Alternatively, there is the pedestrian bridge located Another friend was Alma Interstate 84, the “new” road, halfway up the 600-foot drop. de Bretteville Spreckels, the which follows the river. The More arduous trails are open San Francisco artist’s model route is efficient and gives to the adventurous. For the who married a sugar magthe visitor a close view of the hungry and sedentary, there nate. The basis for this Columbia. The fearsome wind is Multnomah Lodge, a friendship was the sculpture that made navigation so per- restaurant with waterfall of Auguste Rodin. Fuller was a ilous is felt close to the river- views. The stone structure promoter and agent for the bank. was built in the 1920s, and artist. She introduced Rodin The choice of road that time is evoked in the to Spreckels, who went on to depends, in part, on the size plain and comfortable dining form a large collection of his of your car. The hilly and room with a wood-burning work. meandering two-lane high- hearth. Hill was a Quaker, though way was designed in the era Less than ten miles away his morals were more “friendof the Model T, while the is the Vista House at Crown ly” than Society of Friends. interstate is suited to the Point, which offers a There was a Mrs. Hill, but she larger modern vehicle. panoramic view of the gorge. was a shadowy figure who Scenically, the western The experience is visually and does not seem to have played half of the gorge is the more physically powerful. Because an important role in his life. rewarding. Keep pushing east, of the wind, the small and He was at ease with these past the rain shadow, and the frail need to be securely unconventional women. topography changes. Now moored to the terrace. The web of friendship was you’re driving by grassy dry The origins of the lookout strengthened and completed lands. The views are less were practical; there was the by the war. Sympathy was magnificent, though, by way need, in those early days, for strong for Romania, an allied of compensation, the region a rest stop to accommodate country that suffered under is home to many wineries. the many motoring parties. German occupation. It was For the visitor limited to a The absence of facilities was the occasion for Fuller to morning excursion, felt to be a hardship for the introduce Spreckels to Queen Multnomah Falls and Crown ladies. A wood and concrete This is an Emile Gallé vase, ca. 1900, courtesy of the Maryhill Marie while Spreckels introstructure was planned. duced Fuller to Hill. It was Museum of Art. Rapidly, though, the proalso the occasion for Hill to ject grew to accommodate a There are, of course, dif- realized his grand plans for renew his acquaintance with host of social and architec- ferences between this its furnishing and equipment. Queen Marie. The queen’s tural ambitions. It was decid- Stonehenge and the prehis- His financial losses brought American friends were active ed to build an observatory toric prototype. For one, the construction to a halt in 1917. fundraisers. In 1919, one year That the house should after the war ended, Hill travthat would also serve to be a Neolithic builders did not memorial to the pioneers. An have the convenience of work- be turned into a museum eled on a supply ship to architect was hired. The costs ing with poured concrete. came at the suggestion of Romania. rose. According to the Then there is the terrain. The Loie Fuller, an American Continued on page 6

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Columbia River Gorge By Amy Gale The Columbia River Gorge is one of the great beauty spots of the Pacific Northwest. America’s fourth largest river flows through an 80-mile canyon of precipitous cliffs, majestic fir trees, and pounding waterfalls. All that sublime landscape was lost on the pioneers who embarked on leaky rafts nearly two centuries ago. To them, it was a treacherous waterway, the final ordeal on the Oregon Trail. “Rained most all day,” wrote one pioneer mother in 1847. The next day’s journal, “Rainy day.” And so on, until the entry which reads, “Rain all day. This day my dear husband died.” Those hardships were remote to the day-trippers cruising up and down the river in steamboats a generation later. The future of the gorge as a tourist destination was in place by the late 19th century. The river was politically important because it formed the border between Oregon and Washington, and it was a vital link to the inland farms and orchards. But any development would have to take into account the value of its natural wonders. In 1913, construction began on the Columbia River Highway. It was located on the north bank and incorporated the latest advances in engineering with an appreciation for the picturesque. The intention was not purely aesthetic. “We will cash in, year after year, on our crop of scenic beauty, without depleting it in any way,” said Sam Hill, who was president of the Washington State Good Roads Association. The highway attracted a following among nature lovers in the 1920s, when it was described as the “the

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07901 Summit 908-273-9373 SUMMIT ANTIQUES CENTER, 511 Morris Ave. 2 floors, 50+ dealers. Antiques, collectibles. Smalls to furniture. Open 7 days 11-5. Free Parking. www.thesummitantiquescenter.com

08525 Hopewell 609-466-9833 TOMATO FACTORY ANTIQUE & DESIGN CENTER, 2 Somerset St. We Have It All! Open Mon. thru Sat. 10-5, Sun. 11-5. We have 38 Dealers. www.tomatofactoryantiques.com

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16686 Tyrone 814-684-5088 I-99 ANTIQUES, conveniently located off the Tyrone Exit of Interstate 99, 1222 Pennsylvania Ave. Quality antiques & collectibles. 40 Dlrs. Open Th., Fri., & Sat., 10:30am - 4:30pm, Dlrs. welcome. 16801 State College 814-238-2980 APPLE HILL ANTIQUES, Rt. 26N to 169 Gerald Street. Distinctive antiques in a gallery setting. Over 60 dealers. Open daily 10 to 6. Wide variety. 17062 Millerstown 717-589-7810 STITCH IN TIME ANTIQUE & GIFT MALL, 43 N. Market St. Antiques, Collectibles, Furniture, Quality Handmade Crafts & Gifts. Open 7 days 10-5, Fri. til 8. Millerstown exit off RT322.

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17361 Shrewsbury 717-235-6637 SHREWSBURY ANTIQUE CENTER 65 N. Highland Dr. “A True Antique Mall” over 10,000 sq.ft. with over 55 dealers. Open 7 days, 10-5. Ample parking. Close to other shops in historic village.

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18229 Jim Thorpe 610-850-5660 ANTIQUES ON BROADWAY, 52 Broadway. Primitives, militaria, art, glass, autographs, pottery, guns, artifacts, coins and vintage collectibles. Open Wednesday through Sunday 10-5.

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08016 Burlington 609-747-8333 HISTORIC BURLINGTON ANTIQUES & ART EMPORIUM, 424 High Street. Open 6 Days Tues.- Sun. 11A - 5P & Fri. Open until 7P. www.antiquesnj.com

08753 Toms River 732-349-5764 MAIN STREET ANTIQUE CENTER 251 Main St. Open Mon.-Fri. 10am-3:30pm, Sat. 10am-4:30pm, Sun. 12-4:30pm.

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for a president. By establishing a permanent collection of furniture and art, they also created a museum for all Americans. Their restoration awakened an interest in historic preservation and interior design that is still felt today. The project resulted in a televised tour of the White House that became the most watched program in American history. “The television tour fascinated generations of Americans and sealed Jacqueline Kennedy in our national imagination as the first lady who brought history and beauty to the White House,” according to guest curator Elaine Rice Bachmann. Through artifacts, archives, and images, the exhibition invites visitors to experience the behind-the-scenes collaboration between the two during this captivating period in American history. Visitors will learn about the relationship between Mrs. Kennedy and Mr. du Pont, her visit to Winterthur in May 1961, Winterthur’s role in inspiring the design of the White House’s most iconic rooms, the historical significance of the restoration, and the important role Winterthur has played at the White House ever since. “H. F. du Pont’s role in the Kennedy restoration of the White House positions Winterthur and its influence on American preservation and interiors at the center of this story,” said Alexandra Deutsch, the John L. and Marjorie P. McGraw Director of Collections at Winterthur. “Mrs. Kennedy’s iconic visit to Winterthur launched her on a path of creating the White House we know today. The interiors of the museum helped shape that lasting vision, which she enacted in just three short years.” To learn more, visit www.winterthur.org.

08005 Barnegat 609-698-3020 BAY AVENUE ANTIQUES, 349 S. Main. Open Wed.- Sun., Noon - 6 PM. Book Seller, Pottery, Glass, Furniture, Holiday, Decoys, Antiques & Uniques PLUS Chalkpaint & Iron Orchid Design.

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In 1961, the youngest first lady in American history appointed a reserved octogenarian collector from Delaware to lead her project to restore the White House interiors. The exhibition “Jacqueline Kennedy and Henry Francis du Pont: From Winterthur to the White House” will tell the story of this historic partnership for the first time at Winterthur, the inspiration for Mrs. Kennedy’s project. The exhibition will run May 7 to Jan. 8, 2023. When Mrs. Kennedy moved into the most famous house in America, she described its drab interior as a combination of “dentist office and bomb shelter.” Her vision, aided by her sense of chic, was to restore a sense of history through beautiful design. Henry Francis du Pont’s expertise in design and decorative arts lent credibility to the project. Together, they transformed the White House from a mere public residence into a home of grandeur and historic significance suitable

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Columbia River Gorge The Maryhill Museum (it was named after his daughter) is a testament to Hill’s friendships with powerful women. The principal gallery is devoted to the furniture and regalia of Marie of Romania. The queen was not only the star attraction at the dedication, she supplied many of the exhibits. The tables and chairs made by Romanian craftsman in the medieval Byzantine style beloved by the queen are on view. So too are Fabergé odds and ends, the Russian icons, and the gown she wore to the coronation of her cousin, the Russian Czar Nicholas II. Some things she donated directly to the museum. Others she gave to Spreckels, who later donated them to the museum. The layered provenance is also reflected in the collection of Rodin’s sculpture and works on paper. Many were acquired by Hill through Fuller, though some were donated directly by Fuller. The fin de siècle collections include Art Nouveau glass from Spreckels. Spreckels, ever curious and receptive, also acquired for the museum the Théâtre de la Mode, the French fashion mannequins that toured America after World War II, promoting Parisian haute couture. When Spreckels died in 1968, the Maryhill Museum was a remote stronghold of French art. From Goldendale, you can

Auguste Rodin’s “The Thinker,” from 1880, courtesy of the Maryhill Museum of Art. make the drive back to Portland in two hours. Even better, why not stay the night? There is plenty of accommodation throughout the gorge, ranging from

campsites and family motels to high-end, reservationrequired establishments. Amy Gale is the author of Shows, Shops and Auctions (Witlings Press, 2013). This is a view of the Maryhill Museum of Art from the south, photo courtesy of Nayland Wilkins.

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In thanks for Hill’s help, the queen agreed to attend the dedication of his museum in 1926. The ceremony was one stop on her 50-day tour of America. It was an extraordinary occasion that brought together the incongruous quartet of royalty, business, and bohemia. Hill, Fuller, and Spreckels joined the queen on her private train for the last part of her journey to Goldendale. The occasion was also extraordinary because there was no museum. There was an unfinished and empty house. Hill was a showman, not a connoisseur. What really mattered was securing the queen’s attendance at the ceremony. The locals had never seen anything like it. The gratin of Portland society came, as did a convoy of local people from miles around. The “curious and interesting building” (the queen’s words) was decorated with bunting and flags, and there was a red carpet borrowed from a Portland hotel. A certain skepticism can be inferred from one reporter’s use of quotation marks around “Museum of Fine Arts.” Indeed, the museum opened to the public only in 1940, nine years after Hill’s death. By then, Fuller and Queen Marie had also died. Spreckels, the sole survivor, was an active trustee and generous donor.

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01/14-24/22, NEW YORK, FRI.MON. 10AM-5PM (SUN. 15PM), Americana Week. Exhibitions, Speakers & Auctions incl. collec. of Mr./Mrs. Peter A. Pfaffenroth: American furniture, silver, & dec. arts, 1/19; collec. of Wm. K. du Pont: important Americana from Rocky Hill, 1/2223; Important Americana pt.1, 1/24; Important Americana pt.2, 1/1424., 1334 York Ave., Sotheby's OHIO 01/31/22, DUNDEE, MON. AT NOON, 900 Lots: Antiques, primitives, advertising, furniture, Country Store, painted furniture, wooden bowls, chums, coffee grinders, toys, quilts, coverlets, stoneware, duck decoys, signs, & much more!, Online Only: liveauctioneers.com; auctionzip.com, Atlee Raber Auctioneer 02/03/22, DUNDEE, THURS. AT NOON, Antiques, primitives, adv., approx. 200 lots dec. stoneware incl. eagles, flowers, merchant crocks, etc., Country Store displays, pantry boxes, firkins, furniture, butcher tables, Burl bowls, jelly cupboards, CE Dullin Paul Revere statue, baskets, wooden signs, dry sinks, & more!, Live & Online: 17020 Dover Rd.; liveauctioneers.com / auctionzip.com, Atlee Raber Auctioneer 02/04/22, DUNDEE, FRI. AT 9AM, Advertising, 200+ gun oiler collec., gas pump, oil bottle displays, vty. of signs, coolers, 5' Hood Tire sign, Powerlube Tiger sign & rocker can, Coke machines, sev. oil bottle disp. racks, Mobil Oil cabinet, globes, soda signs, gas/oil signs incl. Shell, Gulf, Coke, 6' Coke bottle, Goodyear letters w/boot, etc., Live & Online: 17020 Dover Rd.; liveauctioneers.com; auctionzip.com, Atlee Raber Auctioneer PENNSYLVANIA 01/20/22, EAST EARL, THURS. AT 11AM, Coins, Currency, Gold, Silver, & Jewelry Auction., Live & Online: 1141 Wea Wit St.; paauctioncenter.com, PA Auction Center 01/21/22, QUARRYVILLE, FRI. AT 6PM, Box Lot Extravaganza! Antiques, Vintage, Bottles incl. Milk, Brewery & Pharmacy, Trucks, Glassware / China, Misc., Hoffman Building, 172 S. Lime St., Jessica Shaub Meyer Auctioneer

01/22/22, EAST EARL, SAT. AT 9AM, Taxidermy Auction: 9am Un-cataloged Portion; 11am Cataloged Portion. Approx. 350 lots catalog. mounts var. species/sizes, incl. shoulder, full body & European, hides, skulls, replicas, vty. of items. Dinosaur skeletons, hammer head shark rep. full body mount, black/grizzly bear rugs/ mounts, zebra hide, wildebeest, deer, turkeys, etc., Live & Online: 1141 Wea Wit St.; paauctioncenter.com, PA Auction Center 01/22/22, HARRISBURG, SAT. AT 10AM, Antq. & Mod. Furniture, Collectibles, Toys, Militaria, Tools, Books & HH. Deco blue glass tables, wicker, wardrobes, jewelry boxes, Tiffany-style lamps, Lladro, Icart-style prints, tramp art box, mil.uniforms, 33-1/3 records, items from Independence Seaport Museum, Phila., PA to support their acquisition fund- books/ephemera & much more!, Online Only: www.CordierAuction.com, Cordier Auctions & Appraisals 01/22/22, QUARRYVILLE, SAT. AT 9AM, Antique Furniture incl. Oak China Closets, Lights, Clocks, Framed Pcs., Indian Busts, Bookends, Framed, Etc., Antiques, Vintage, Iron Items, Oil Lamps, Glassware/China., Hoffman Building, 172 S. Lime St., Jessica Shaub Meyer Auctioneer 01/22/22, QUARRYVILLE, SAT. AT 1PM, 500+ Pieces Carnival Glass., Hoffman Building, 172 S. Lime St., Jessica Shaub Meyer Auctioneer 01/22/22, QUARRYVILLE, SAT. AT 4PM, Local Bottles- 300+ Milk, 50+ Brewery, 100+ Pharmacy, Display Cabinets, Local Adv.-1910's-1980's Calendars, Thermometers, etc., Local Dairy Items, Taxidermy Items., Hoffman Building, 172 S. Lime St., Jessica Shaub Meyer Auctioneer 0 1 / 2 2 / 2 2 , SHOEMAKERSVILLE, SAT. AT 9AM, Antiques, Primitives, Vintage Toys, Quilts, Linens, Jewelry, Vtg. Halloween / Christmas, Early Beer Advertising, Furniture, Box Lots, & More!, Shoemakersville Fire Co., 300 Church Ave., Wagner Auction Svc., LLC

01/24-31/22, EAST GREENVILLE, CLOSING MON. & TUES. AT 10PM, Premier catalog auction- over 280 lots of quality antique bottles, flasks, etc., Online Only: www.glassworksauctions.com, Glass Works Auctions 01/25/22, GLEN ROCK, TUES. AT 2PM, Primitives, coins, glassware, banks, jars, whiskey items, jugs & more!, Live & Online: 4067 Snyder Rd.; wehrlysauction.com, Wehrly's Auction Svc. 01/27/22, MYERSTOWN, THURS. AT 5PM, Outstanding Single Owner Estate Coin & Jewelry Auction - 90% silver, gold coins, vtg. gold ring w/lg. mine cut diamond, 100+ silver dollars, American Eagles & more!, Online Only: www.kleinfelters.hibid.com, Kleinfelter's Auction 01/29/22, KINZERS, SAT. AT 10AM, Fine & Costume Jewelry, Watches & Sterling Tableware Auction. Signed pcs. & qty. sterling silver jewelry, lg. loose gemstones, lg. carat, 14kt. & 18kt. gold pins/rings incl. diamonds/gemstones, 1940's Rolex Tudor oyster perpetual men's watch w/CA dial, necklaces, bracelets, rings, 500 pc. lot., Live & Online: 5336 Mine Rd. / embassyauctions.com; liveauctioneers.com, Embassy Auctions International

01/29/22, MANHEIM, SAT. AT 9AM, Single-Owner Americana Auction of Wm. K. du Pont: collec. antq. woven splint baskets, antq. metal wares incl. hearth equip./utensils, fire-backs & stove plates, American/European pewter, sterling & coin silver, 18th/19th cen. brass candlesticks, early lighting devices, early blown glass, antq. woodenware, furniture, paintings & more!, Live & Online: 768 Graystone Rd.; liveauctioneers.com, Hess Auction Group

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12/23/21-01/19/22, FOGELSVILLE, CLOSING BEGINS WED. AT 6:30PM, 40+ Railroad Signs, 28 Lanterns, 300+ Pcs. Fiestaware, 30 Quilts. Railroadiana: signs, lanterns, train man's hats, RCA Radiola 17 radio/speaker, dispatcher's phone set. Fiestaware/Kitchen Kraft: relish sets, mixing bowl sets, cookie jar, vases, pitchers, etc. Textiles: patchwork quilts, comforters, coverlets, & shawls., Online Only: w w w. Z e t t A u c t i o n . c o m , Zettlemoyer Auction Co.

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PAINTINGS WANTED The gallery is actively expanding our inventory by buying and consigning complete art collections & fine American paintings

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01/29-30/22, QUARRYVILLE, SAT. 8-4 & SUN. 8-2, The Original Lancaster County Gun Show, 172 S. Lime St., Solanco Fairgrounds 02/19-20/22, PITTSBURGH, SAT.10-5 & SUN. 10-4, 47th Pittsburgh Antiques Show, 164 Fort Couch Rd., Crowne Plaza Hotel 03/25-26/22, LANCASTER, FRI. 10AM-6PM & SAT. 10AM-4PM, 45th Annual Postcard Show, 1383 Arcadia Rd., Lancaster Farm & Home Center

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03/05-06/22, CHANTILLY, SAT. 9AM-6PM & SUN. 11AM-5PM, The DC BIG FLEA Antiques Market, 4320 Chantilly Shopping Center, Dulles Expo Center

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A cobalt decorated four-gallon advertising stoneware The printed and hand-drawn taufshein fraktur brought $775. jug stamped “Rexford & Gordon Sellers in Wines, Liquors & Co Williamsport PA 4” sold for $2,000. Kool” ($1,200) and “Domino” ($675); a tin litho Beech-Nut sign ($210); followed by a group of vintage fishing collectibles ($140) and (2) mini toy airplane diesel engines ($60). Roan Inc. Auctioneers and Appraisers is located at 3530 Lycoming Creel Road in Cogan Station, Pa. For more information, call 570-494-0170 or visit www.roaninc.com.

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artists including Alphonse Mucha, Leonetto Cappiello, and Walter Schnackenberg. Of course, much of this sale’s success can be attributed to the strength and rarity of the consignments we received,” said Jack Rennert, president of PAI. As with previous auctions this year, Alphonse Mucha continued to be the star of the show. Works by the Belle Époque master of beauty soared to new heights in this sale, and recordshattering prices include the following: the 1911 “Moravian Teachers’ Choir (Pevecké Sdruzení Ucitelu Moravskych),” which was won for $43,200 against an estimate of $7,000-$9,000; the 1898 “Reverie,” printed on silk, selling for $48,000 (est. $20,000$25,000); his 1901 decorative panels, “Ivy & Laurel,” for $43,200 (est. Plinio Codognato’s “Gran Premio $17,000-$20,000); and d’Europa / Fiat” from 1923 sold for the 1897 “Nestle’s Food $90,000. for Infants,” which sold for $43,200 (est. $10,000- “Centenaire de la Lithographie $12,000). Also, a rare, hand- / Galerie Rapp” was won for signed proof of his 1896 “Salon $43,200 (est. $30,000-$40,000). des Cent / XXme Exposition” gar- Manuel Orazi’s elegant “Maison nered $43,200 (est. $30,000- Moderne,” from 1900, sold for $40,000). All prices quoted $72,000. Two iconic works from include the buyer’s premium. Théophile-Alexandre Steinlen The great Montmartre inspired passionate bids, his mythologizer, Henri de “Clinique Chéron” from 1905 Toulouse-Lautrec, saw contin- was won for $31,200 (est. ued interest in his work. The $17,000-$20,000), and his “Lait top sale from this auction was pur Stérilisé” from 1894 sold for his 1899 “Jane Avril,” which was $22,800 (est. $14,000-$17,000). won for $108,000. “Confetti” And this auction’s catalog cover, from 1899 sold for $43,200; his Walter Schnackenberg’s 1912 1893 “Aristide Bruant Dans Son “Odeon Casino,” the best printing seen yet, sold for the highest amount to date, $50,400 (est. $25,000-$30,000). Designs for transit scored exceptionally high bids. Roger Perot’s 1933 “Grand Prix de Nice” sold for $8,400 (est. $5,000$6,000); Plinio Codognato’s forceful 1923 “Gran Premio d’Europa / Fiat” earned a winning bid of $90,000 (est. $70,000-$90,000). Collectors also vied for Leslie Ragan’s 1941 “New York Central / State The work by Walter Schnackenberg, Empire “Odeon Casino,” 1912, realized Express,” which surpassed its estimate of $50,400.

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designs were auctioned. Burkhard Mangold’s 1914 “Winter in Davos,” which has not been at auction in 14 years, exceeded its estimate of $12,000$15,000 to realize $20,400. Gert Sellheim’s 1936 Leonetto Cappiello’s “Kub” from 1931 “Australia / Surf sold for $60,000. Club” sold for $9,600 (est. $7,000-$9,000). Martin his 1930 “Bertozzi” sold for Peikert’s 1945 ski poster, $6,000 (est. $3,000-$4,000); his “Wengen-Männlichen,” quickly 1921 “Gallia / Oeufs Séchés” surpassed its estimate of went for $3,360; and his 1929 $1,400-$1,700 for a win of $7,200. “Crosley,” $7,800. Poster Auctions InterA 1932 maquette by Paul Colin, “Ces Messieurs Dames,” national (PAI) is located at 26 W. secured a winning bid of 17th St., New York, N.Y. PAI may be reached by phone $14,400 (est. $10,000-$12,000). Works by Luciano Achille at 212-787-4000, or via email at Mauzan also performed well: info@posterauctions.com.

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antiquesandauctionnews.net $4,000-$5,000 for a final sale of $11,400. For Leonetto Cappiello, known as the father of modern advertising, sales were also fruitful. A 1911 maquette, “Carnaval / Vinho do Porto,” sold for $33,600. His 1926 “Automoto / Byrrh” made its auction debut, and collectors clamored for the rare design; it was won for $10,200 (est. $7,000$9,000). His striking 1931 “Kub” sold for $60,000, and the 1933 “Le Petit Dauphinois” inspired a winning bid of $38,400. Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec’s “Jane As for Art Deco Avril” from 1899 sold for $108,000. works, several notable

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sale at Hess Auction Group’s Conestoga Auction Co. will be held one week later on Saturday, Jan. 29. It will have high quality material along with items due to volume not able to sell in New York City. The Jan. 29 auction will be offered live begining at 9 a.m., and online through Live Auctioneers. Some additional items will be offered through an online-only auction offered at a For additional information, later date at Conestoga Auction Co., which is located at 768 call 717-898-7284 or visit Graystone Road, Manheim, Pa. www.hessauctiongroup.com.

“The Progress of Love” were commissioned in 1771 for Madame du Barry, to be installed in 1772 in a pavilion outside Paris built for her by her lover, Louis XV. By 1773, the canvases, “The Pursuit,” “The Meeting,” “The Lover Crowned,” and “Love Letters,” had been rejected by Du Barry and returned to the artist. In 1790, Fragonard moved them to his cousin’s house, Villa Maubert, in Grasse. Over the course of a year, he painted 10 additional panels, two largescale works, “Love Triumphant” and “Reverie,” four narrow “strips” depicting hollyhocks, and four overdoors of putti. Sold in 1898 to the dealer Agnew’s, the works were next installed in the London home of collector J. P. Morgan. In 1915, the series was purchased for Henry Clay Frick and brought the following year to his new Fifth Avenue mansion, now the core building of The Frick Collection. Strongly identified with the museum that bears the name of Henry Clay Frick, these works signal a noteworthy turning point in his

collection. Until that date, Frick had primarily purchased Old Masters of the British, Dutch and Flemish, and Italian schools, with a few examples of Spanish paintings. His interest in French art was confined to 19th-century works by artists who were almost his contemporaries, those of the Barbizon school and Impressionists. The creation of the Fragonard Room and the transformation of the family Drawing Room into an 18th-century French set piece marked the beginning of an important series of acquisitions by Henry Clay Frick and subsequent trustees. The Frick Diptych series is published by The Frick Collection in association with D Giles Ltd., London, sold online through the Museum Shop at www.frick.org/shop or This is the cover of “Fragonard’s Progress of Love,” photo courtesy Joseph Coscia Jr. by emailing sales@frick.org.

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