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Potteries Of Trenton Society Reschedules Annual Lecture For April 17 Webinar’s Focus Is Trenton’s Victorian Majolica Makers The Potteries of Trenton Society is pleased to partner with the Bard Graduate Center and the New Jersey State Museum to present its annual ceramics history lecture. Dr. Laura Microulis, research curator at the Bard Graduate Center in New York City, will discuss “Trenton’s Majolica Mania” for the meeting to be held on Saturday, April 17, beginning at 1:30 p.m. The lecture will be a virtual webinar and is free and open to the public, but reservations are required. To learn more, visit https://www.eventbrite.com/e/ trentons-majolica-mania-a-virtuallecture-by-dr-laura-microulistickets-145074516785. Colorful and wildly imaginative, the lead-glazed earthenware known as majolica was one of the most significant innovations in 19th-century ceramics. Largely inspired by Renaissance maiolica, majolica proved to be the quintessential modern medium, a material that could be mass-produced into myriad shapes and styles for both
functional and ornamental purposes. Introduced in 1851 by the renowned English firm, Minton & Co., and subsequently made by dozens of other Staffordshire factories, the eccentric designs, boldly molded forms, and richly colored glazes of majolica captured the attention of consumers on both sides of the Atlantic, and the potteries of Trenton, N.J., responded accordingly. In her lecture, which is funded in part by the New Jersey State Museum Foundation, Lucille M. Paris Fund, Microulis will briefly review the global phenomenon of majolica and preview the upcoming “Majolica Mania” exhibition, then explore Trenton’s role in this mania, from the American pottery displays at the 1876 Centennial Exhibition in Philadelphia to the financial demise of the last majolica factory in Trenton in 1897. She will demonstrate the importance of immigrant craftsmen, as well as how new foods and fashions for the table, Aesthetic movement principles, and
The majolica vase by Joseph S. Mayer, Trenton, N.J., was displayed at the World’s Industrial and Cotton Centennial Exposition, 1884, is 36 inches high and from a private collection. Photograph courtesy Bard Graduate Center.
the widespread interest in botany impacted the design and decoration of the ware. Microulis, a material culture scholar with a specialization in 19th-century decorative arts and design, has been part of the curatorial team behind the forthcoming exhibition and publication, “Majolica Mania: Transatlantic Pottery in England and the United States, 1850–1915,” which will be on view at the Bard Graduate Center in New York City from Sept. 24, 2021, through Jan. 3, 2022. The exhibition then moves to the Walters Art Museum, Baltimore, Md., from Feb. 26 Laura Microulis, Ph.D., will present the to July 31, 2022. “Majolica lecture “Trenton’s Majolica Mania” on Mania” is the first major Saturday, April 17. public display of this material in nearly four decades. Featuring design history, and material culture. over 350 objects, from domestic The New Jersey State Museum is vessels to monumental pieces a center of cultural, educational, shown at the World’s Fairs, the and scientific engagement and exhibition and accompanying inspires innovation and lifelong three-volume catalog consider the learning through collections, principal designers and manufacturers of the ware, its broad dissemination, and ultimate decline within the social and cultural context of the Victorian era. The Potteries of Trenton Society is a nonprofit organization dedicated to promoting the study and appreciation of Trenton’s ceramic industry by gathering and preserving information related to the industry, sponsor- The plate by Eureka Pottery Company, 1883-84, ing research pro- press-molded earthenware with colorful majolica jects, seminars glazes, 9.6 inches diameter, is from the collection of and conferences, the New Jersey State Museum, museum purchase and promoting CH1981.7. Photograph by Richard Barros. industry-related heritage tourism activities. research, exhibitions and programs Membership is open to all, and infor- in science, history and art. mation about joining is available at Arrangements for this virtual www.potteriesoftrentonsociety.org. event are still underway and will be Bard Graduate Center is a grad- posted on the Potteries of Trenton uate research institute in New York Society website soon; sign up for City. The master’s and doctorate our email list to receive notification degree programs, gallery exhibi- when registration opens. All tions, research initiatives, and pub- cosponsors will have registration lic programs explore new ways of information on their respective thinking about decorative arts, websites.
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Palmer Museum Of Art Acquires Important Work By Grafton Tyler Brown “Hot Springs At Yellowstone” Was Painted In 1889 By Harrisburg-Born Artist The Palmer Museum of Art at Penn State is pleased to announce the purchase of the 1889 painting “Hot Springs at Yellowstone” by the artist Grafton Tyler Brown (1841–1918). Born in Harrisburg, Pa., to free Black parents, Brown went on to become known for his landscape paintings of Western subjects. “Nineteenth-century landscape paintings by African American artists are exceedingly rare,” said Erin M. Coe, director of Continued on page 5
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Bertoia’s April 8 And 9 Annual Spring Auction To Introduce Hybrid Format Two-Day Sale Will Offer Bidders Two Levels Of Toys, Banks And Trains Bertoia Auctions will sale, including introduce an exciting a J&E new hybrid model at Stevens this year’s Annual G i r l Spring Auction, comSkipping bining aThursday, Rope, one April 8, opening sesof few sion of high-end k n o w n toys and trains with that are a Friday, April 9, sesclockwork sion devoted to activated. more affordable items in When tested, the style of Bertoia’s popuit performed 13 lar Basics sales. skips. The pre-sale Bidders will be able to estimate is $15,000choose from more than 900 $25,000. A Jonah and lots of outstanding mechanithe Whale bank that cal banks, boxed tin toys, re-enacts the Old American trains, Marklin and Testament Bible other European boats story of a and trains, holiday The J&E Stevens Horse Race cast-iron mechanical man who collectibles and more. bank, all original, excellent condition, will be s p e n d s The event will be held estimated at $2,000-$3,000. three days live at Bertoia’s gallery and three (limited attendance by reser- through Bertoia Live or nights inside the belly of a vation only), with all remote LiveAuctioneers. huge “fish” before being Cast-iron mechanical bank expelled is estimated at forms of bidding available, including absentee, by phone collectors will find excellent $1,000-$2,000. A J&E Stevens or live via the Internet buying opportunities in this Horse Race bank in excellent, all-original condition is expected to make $2,000$3,000. The auction lineup includes a fine selection of American horse-drawn toys, including an Althof Bergmann Tally-Ho. The actual book example depicted in Jeffrey Levitt’s “The World of Antique This Althof Bergmann Tally-Ho, the book example from “The World of Antique Toys” by Jeffrey Levitt, believed to be the largest American tin toy ever produced and possibly the only known example of the toy, 25.5 inches long, will be estimated at $15,000-$25,000.
A n o t h e r exquisite Marklin production is the large horse-drawn fire pumper formerly in the collection of Bertoia Auctions cofounder, the late Bill Bertoia. Measuring 29 inches long, it has a vertical brass
This Easter lichen-moss automobile, 11 inches long with well-dressed bunny chauffeur and pretty duck passenger, both made of composition and dressed in cloth attire, will be estimated at $2,000-$3,000.
A Marklin “HMS Gladiator” clockwork battleship, 25 inches long, in production from 1902-07, with exaggerated superstructure and cannons, details faithful to the real-life battleship of its day, will be estimated at $30,000-$50,000.
A salesman’s sample Seagrave FDNY hook and ladder truck, one inch to one foot scale, 56 inches long, built in 1902 for Fire Chief Edward Croker, will be estimated at $7,000$10,000. The boxed 17-inch Domo Maserati race car complete and accompanied by carrying case, remote control, obstacle course components and ephemera, Italian, mid-20th century, will be estimated at $5,000-$7,000.
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Keystone productions. Another automotive highlight is a boxed 17-inch-long Domo Maserati race car, complete with carrying case, remote control, obstacle course components and ephemera. An Italian toy from the mid-20th century, its pre-sale estimate is $5,000-$7,000. A small grouping of choice Easter and Halloween-theme candy containers and decorations will be sold in the opening session, as will an expansive array of colorful Christmas items. Amongst the top holiday lots are an Easter lichenmoss automobile with bunny chauffeur and duck passenger, est. $2,000-$3,000; and a wellsculpted 24-inch terracotta Santa Claus figure in a hooded, ankle-length robe, est. $12,000-$18,000. The April 9 session also includes a large Continued from page 2
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Toys,” this 25.5-inch horsedrawn coach is believed to be the largest American tin toy ever produced. It is also possibly the only surviving example of its type and will be estimated at $15,000-$25,000. A salesman’s sample of a Seagrave FDNY hook-and-ladder truck measures 56 inches long and was built in one inch to one foot scale. The model was created in 1902 for Fire Chief Edward Croker and was exhibited in the New York Fire Department Museum until the late 1950s. It was restored in 1963 and in the 1970s was returned to the Croker family. It comes to auction with a $7,000-$10,000 estimate. European tin toys will be offered on each of the two days, as well. A 25inch-long Marklin HMS Gladiator clockwork battleship is a strong contender for top-lot honors. The toy was produced between 1902 and 1907 and is wonderfully proportioned, with an exaggerated superstructure and cannons and details faithful to the real-life battleship of its day. The estimate will be $30,000-$50,000.
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Met Exhibition To Explore Francisco Goya’s Prolific Activity As A Draftsman And Printmaker
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ating sketchbooks, or “journal albums,” in which he recorded personal thoughts and concerns that were often expressed through evocative and complex imagery. Goya regarded these sketchbooks as a repository to which he could refer over time. Around a third of his surviving drawings come from his eight sketchbooks that are all now disbanded. The exhibition will include many standout drawings. The small “Self-Portrait” (ca. 1796) captures both Goya’s appearance and his astounding psychological intensity. “Wagging His Tongue in a Different Way” (ca. 1810–11) speaks to his empathy for the accused in trials and punishments carried out by the Holy Office Continued from page 9
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The work by Grafton Tyler Brown, “Hot Springs at Yellowstone,” 1889, oil-on-canvas, 16-by-24 inches, was purThis Sunday, now that chased with funds from the Terra Art Enrichment Fund, 2020. we are back in the area, we decided to hit the markets the Palmer Museum of Art. majestic, at times enigmatic, in Adamstown. This was my “This work is the first by an terrain between 1886 and first time back in more than African American artist of the 1891. “Hot Springs at three years, and so it was a era to enter the museum’s col- Yellowstone,” which dates great homecoming. Most of lection,” she added. from a key period in Brown’s the malls and shops were Grafton Tyler Brown career, is a wonderfully vivid still there, and so we startspent his early childhood in depiction of the stepped and ed at one end of the Pennsylvania after his par- striated rock formations antiques mile and went up ents relocated from the there, charismatically cap- and down, punctuated with slave-holding state of turing the almost other- lunch at Isaac’s. The good news was that Maryland in 1837. As a worldly quality of the teenager, he moved to region’s distinctive the malls and co-ops were full of people. The buyers California and worked for a hydrothermal pools. noted lithographer in San “Brown seemed to always were my age or older, which Francisco. He took over the find something new at is not surprising. Millenials business in 1865 and Yellowstone, to always render still do not pursue collectrenamed it G. T. Brown & Co. familiar pools and geysers and ing the way Boomers or Gen The business prospered pro- canyons with a fresh eye,” said Xers do, but I did see a lot ducing city views, maps, and Adam Thomas, curator of of parents with kids in tow. billheads throughout the American art at the Palmer We have always had a habit 1860s and 1870s until Brown Museum. “Hot Springs at of giving our children some sold the company in 1878. Yellowstone is very likely the money to spend on antiques Without any formal training, first painting by Brown in a or collectibles to get them he turned to landscape public collection in his home excited. Today, Mary was painting in the 1880s and state, making the acquisition interested in Snoopy, and began making art and travel- all the more momentous,” so a “Joe cool” figurine came home along with a ing the Northwest through added Thomas. Victoria, British Columbia; This landmark acquisition vintage mixer and an early Tacoma, Wash.; Portland, is part of the Palmer eggbeater. She is not quite Ore.; and Helena, Mon., final- Museum’s strategic plan to as passionate yet as her sisly settling in St. Paul, Minn., enhance diversity and repre- ter or old man about colby 1893. sentation in the collection. lecting, but it will come in Brown is perhaps best Visitors to the Palmer can time. I continue to hope known for his striking and view the newly acquired that parents are starting detailed depictions of the painting by Grafton Tyler early to infect their children natural wonders of Brown on the first floor of the with the collecting bug. The bad news was how Yellowstone National Park. museum in the Snowiss many of my old friends had Established in 1872, Galleries of American Art. Yellowstone was a favorite Free timed tickets can be passed away in the last few subject of his, and he com- reserved through the muse- years. It feels like a change pleted more than two dozen um’s website by visiting in generations for sure, as known paintings of its www.palmermuseum.psu.edu. booths that I had associated with various dealers were now occupied by others or just empty. Of course, changes happen in the trade, but it did strike me BEAUTIFUL NEW LOCATION IN hard. DOWNTOWN HAMMONTON I stopped to see my OPEN DAILY TUES.-SUN. 11 A.M.-6 P.M. “Antiques, Uniques, friend Josh Unruh at Black & Old Toys!” 18 Central Avenue, Angus. Josh and I have Hammonton, NJ 08037 worked together on many New Jersey’s projects over the years, and 609-561-1110 Largest Dealer he sells lots of quality furjhantiques2@aol.com for Lenox & nishings. We were talking Estate Liquidations
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not only about the changes as dealers pass but also how few younger dealers are emerging. Many of the protégés and children of dealers that we both knew are no longer in the business. It was a hard conversation in so far as we both realized that the torch doesn’t seem to be passing onward to new generations. While most are decrying the decline in the antiques market, I still believe that great and very good things do well. Auctions are booming, and sales are strong in many categories if the materials is quality. Even for lesser things, I still argue there is a market. I was showing my former staff in Cody, Wy., an early 20th century sideboard that we had purchased for $200. I explained to them that for the price, this was a bargain. A modern sideboard would be more expensive, and certainly getting solid wood trumps pressboard. So did we buy? Of course! Two antique light fixtures came home since, frankly, I think most modern lighting is just hideous. Wrought-iron beats industrial aluminum for quality any day. Oh, and we snagged a really nice John Brosey coverlet from 1847 since I still think American woven coverlets are incredibly undervalued and some odd pieces of china and glass since even I cannot resist a 50-percent off sale. I encourage you if you are within driving distance to visit Adamstown. There are some ghosts but a lot of life left!
Peter Seibert, a native Pennsylvanian, grew up in the antiques business and remains closely tied to auction houses, collectors, and dealers. Professionally, he has served as a museum director and public historian in Pennsylvania, New Mexico, Virginia, and Wyoming. He holds a Master of Arts in American Studies from Penn State and has authored two books and numerous articles on decorative arts, interior design, and history.
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Encyclopedia Of Folk Art Sale Expected To Attract Heated Competition Slotin Folk Art Masterpiece Auction Set For April 24
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But the piece that Slotin expects to top bidding is an 8foot-wide-by-4-foot-high Howard Finster painted wooden angel cutout, “Angel of the Lord” (#10,971), from the collection of a Northwest Georgia couple who was close friends with the famed folk artist. Slotin calls the angel, created in 1989, “one of the most sought-after pieces of Howard’s work” because only
Antonio Esteves’ “Tiger” is from the collection of Gary Davenport. three Finster flying angels on that epic scale are known to exist. Two of the three are vibrantly hued, including the red one with white wings (on which Finster scrawled countless Bible-inspired messages) that is going on the block April 24, while the third is black and white. Slotin’s optimism about its
prospects stems from another rare supersized Finster having performed strongly in last November’s auction. The painting “Chelsea Baptist Church” (1977), believed to be Finster’s largest (103.5 inches wide-by-44 inches high, with frame) of his early masterworks, brought $51,250 Continued from page 7
TRADITIONAL LIVE AUCTION AT 9:00 A.M. Springtown Volunteer Fire Company Banquet Hall 3010 Route 212, SPRINGTOWN, BUCKS CO., PA 18081 Full Selection of Antique & Stylized Furn. to incl: country hutch table, country prim. farm table, vint. rolling shoe rack, cedar blanket chest, vint. oak server, oak ped. stand, stylized BR & LR furn, stylized Windsor DR chair, chests of drwrs., etc; Country Collectibles & Access.: pottery porcelains, collection/ Fostoria, prim. textile making implements & devices-spinning wheels, winders, etc; Selection of Electronics; Vintage & Other Costume Jewelry; ALSO: 2000 Porsche Boxster Convertible sports car * Much More.
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The secondary market for folk art is hot, even amid an historic pandemic, and Slotin Folk Art Auction expects prices to stay strong at its Spring Self-Taught Art Masterpiece Sale slated for Saturday, April 24. Co-owner Steve Slotin bases that positive projection on the fact that Slotin Folk Art’s Fall Self-Taught Art Masterpiece Sale on Nov. 14 was one of the auction house’s most successful in nearly three decades of conducting sales, with total revenues of $1.48 million. Also fueling his confidence is that he has scoured the country, but especially the Southeast, for the best classic pieces that will comprise the 350-lot sale. “The spring sale is going to be an almost encyclopedia of folk art, and I think everyone will enjoy it,” said Slotin. “It’s the only place in the country where you can find the breadth of selftaught, outsider, folk art in one location.” Many of the strongest pieces come from the private collection of Gary Davenport and Robert Bishop, both deceased. Tastemaker Bishop helped elevate self-taught art as an early director of New York’s Museum of American Folk Art starting in 1977 as well as the author of numerous books on folk art and crafts, sharing his wealth of knowledge about everything from paintings and sculpture to quilts and whirligigs. Slotin’s haul from South Florida, where Davenport resided, includes works by Southern artists who had a strong presence in the budding of American folk art from the mid-20th century onward, including Sister Gertrude Morgan, Clementine Hunter, B.F. Perkins, Mose Tolliver, Chief Willey and Thornton Dial. Artists represented from other parts of the country include Lee Goodie, Malcah Zeldis, Jack Savitsky, Jon Serl, Justin McCarthy and Gustave Klumpp. “These two collectors were buying early, before anyone really discovered this field,” according to Slotin. “The diversity of the artists that we’ll have is only equal to the quality of each of these major, major pieces. People will have the opportunity to see and buy from this collection that has been put away for 40 or 50 years, including many works that were also featured in Robert’s books.”
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AUCTIONS DELAWARE 04/11/21, WILMINGTON, SUN. AT 10 AM, Antiques, 1900's world globe w/cast iron & wooden stand, assorted jewelry, lg. selection glassware & china, tools, stamps, coins, signed sports memorabilia & much more!, 1323 Newport Gap Pike, Delaware Estate Sales FLORIDA 04/10-11/21, SARASOTA, SAT. & SUN. AT 11 AM, Collection of fine art, Czech & Eastern European glass, Antiques, early Chinese, sculptures, chandeliers, porcelain, jewelry, & more., Live & Online: 522 Pineapple Ave. / sarasotaestateauction.com, Sarasota Estate Sales NEW HAMPSHIRE 04/12/21, WESTMORELAND, MON. AT 5:30 PM, Eclectic selection of antiques & collectibles, including fine furniture, weathervanes, toys, dolls, oriental rugs, stoneware, baskets, etc., Online Only: http://flying-pigauctions.liveauctioneers.com/, Flying Pig Auctions
04/02-03/21, FREEBURG, FRI. & SAT. AT 10 AM, Exceptional collection of sporting goods, hunting, archery, fishing, reloading & related items., Live & Online: Freeburg Community Ctr., 11 E. Church St. / hassingercourtney.com, Hassinger & Courtney Auctioneers 04/03/21, HARRISBURG, SAT. AT 10 AM, Antique & modern furniture, rugs, Victorian parlor grand piano, fine art, original antique watercolors, collectibles, books, house & home, baseball & sports memorabilia, and more., Online only: www.CordierAuction.com, Cordier Auctions & Appraisals 04/03/21, LITITZ, SAT. AT 9 AM, Antiques, books, over 30 coverlets & quilts, stained glass window, stoneware, furniture, original paint miniature blanket chest, & much more!, 15 North Lane, Timeless Treasures 04/05/21, LEESPORT, MON. AT 2 PM, 200+ Indian Artifacts; Guns, Ammo, Traps, Fur Stretchers, Knife Collection, 1910-1919 Metal Driver's Licenses, Hunting/Sports & more., Leesport Farmer's Mkt. Banquet Hall, 313 Gernants Church Rd., Kenneth Leiby Auctioneer
NEW JERSEY 04/12/21, HARDYSTON, MON. AT 10 AM, 20-Plus stoneware crocks and jugs, advertising display cabinet, advertising tin and bottles, miniature Vienna bronze animals and figures, furniture, antique irons, early wagon, and much more!, Online Only: LiveAuctioneers.com, Hartzells Auction Gallery, Inc.
04/07/21, DOWNINGTOWN, WED. AT 9 AM, Decorative Arts Auction., Online Only: Bidsquare.com; Invaluable.com, Pook & Pook, Inc.
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04/09/21, YORK, ONLINE ONLY FRI @ 9 AM, Fine antique furniture, art, coins, jewelry auction., Online Only: www.auctionsbykeystone.com, Keystone Auctions LLC
03/24/21-04/05/21, BEDMINSTER, CLOSING MON. AT 7 PM, Antiques, collectibles, furniture, bronze statues, African tribal art, British apothecary scale, western horse saddles, antique tools, etc., Online Only: jpandurauction.hibid.com, J. Pandur Auction Services, LLC
04/10/21, SPRINGTOWN, SAT. AT 9 AM, Selection of antique & stylized furniture, cedar blanket chest, vintage oak server, etc. Country collectibles, pottery, vintage & costume jewelry, and more!, Springtown Vol. Fire Co. Banq. Hall, 3010 Rte. 212, Robert H. Clinton & Co., Inc.
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AFRICAN, OCEANIC, NORTH AMERICAN, AND TRIBAL AUCTION
Offering the Contents of a $10,500,000 Longboat Key, Florida Estate. Large Southampton, New York Estate of Adrienne & Gigi Vittadini. Lifetime Collection of Steuben Glass to be Offered. Featuring an Important Collection of Fine Art, Czech and Eastern European Glass, Antiques, Early Chinese, Sculptures, Chandeliers Porcelain, Silver, Jewelry, Gold, and much more.
THURSDAY, APRIL 15, 2021 • 10 A.M. THIS WILL BE A LIVE AND ONLINE AUCTION ONLINE BIDDING ON www.liveauctioneers.com Fine Wood And Stone Carvings From New Guinea, West Africa, The Astral Islands, Alaska, The Carolina Islands, The Solomon Islands, Fiji, The Philippines, Easter Island, Tonga, The Lambord Islands, The Admiralty Islands And Other Regions. Weapons And Clubs Including A Watusi Spear Head Collected By Herbert Ward During The Livingston Expedition, 19th Century. Clubs And Weapons From The Solomon Islands, A Maori Club, A Fossilized Eskimo Walrus Penis Club, A Chinese Rippled Blade Knife, A Philippines Mindanao Blade, An Easter Island Carved Wood Sword, A Spanish Colonial Copper Shield Found In The American Southwest Circa The 17th Century. A New Caledonia Star Shaped Domed Headed Carved Wood Club, An Aboriginal Spear Thrower, A Tonga Wood Carved Dance Club. A Lambord Islands Carved Wood Screw Type Headed Hand Club, An Admiralty Islands Hand Club Or Axe With Obsidian Blade, Philippines Woven Body Armor. Knives, Daggers And Boomerangs. Carved Wood Figures, Bird Carvings And Masks. Southwestern And Precolumbian Arts Including Baskets, Pottery And Figures. More To Come........... Preview Tuesday, April 13, 2021 10-5 P.M. Wednesday, April 14, 2021 10-4 P.M.
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of the Inquisition. The cruelty depicted in “A Man Breaking Up a Fight” (ca. 1812–20) testifies to Goya’s continued interest in violence in the aftermath of the Peninsular War, and “You’ll See Later” (ca. 1816–20) is one of many works in which drinking is the focus, appearing as a lubricant for social exchange, a metaphor for losing control, and a prelude to violence. Goya’s high regard for drawings as finished artworks is especially evident in the carefully orchestrated composition “God Save Us From Such a Bitter Fate” (ca. 1816–20), showing a dagger-wielding man leading a woman and her child to an unknown fate. Prints had different roles within Goya’s work. They provided him another platform from which he could develop new techniques that facilitated the presentation of compelling subjects. He produced long series that explored over-arching subjects such as human folly, superstition, relations between the sexes, and war as well as independent sheets. Prints reveal his
nuanced understanding of their varied purpose. The “Caprichos” (1799) was intended for wide distribution, whereas “The Disasters of War” (1810–15) was never published in his lifetime. A number of independent prints produced in very few impressions were not meant for distribution beyond his circle of close friends. At a late age, Goya took up lithography. After his first modest attempts, he mastered the technique and produced “The Bulls of Bordeaux” (1825), regarded as among the most remarkable examples of the medium ever produced. Credits, Catalogue, and Related Content Goya’s Graphic Imagination is organized by Mark McDonald, curator in the Department of Drawings and Prints. A richly illustrated catalogue will accompany the exhibition. Published by The Metropolitan Museum of Art and distributed by Yale University Press, it will be available to purchase from The Met Store ($50, hardcover). To learn more, visit www.metmuseum.org.
ANTIQUES, SPORTS MEMORABILIA & COLLECTIBLES AUCTION Sunday, April 11th @ 10:00am Preview: 9:00am until Sale time
*Antiques*Toys*Coins*Glassware* Antiques, 1900’s world globe w cast iron & wooden stand, Odessa, DE Pleasant Hill Inn Advertising Thermometer, 1920’s Wilmington, DE Fire marshal celebration badge, Sterling silver West Point spoon, 20th Century brass incense burner, oil lamps, paperweights, post cards, comic books, Blenko glass, Hall china, buttons, miniature camera, Shell Motor Oil Anvil, sugar shaker, collector plates, military mess kits, old jars, decorative tiles, wood planes, clay pipe, miniature Waterbury clock, vintage bicycles, crocks, clocks, tobacco cards, byers doll, wooden carriage wheels, boxing gloves, Dragon #2 shoe last, wooden decoy-shore bird, old bottles, Perfume atomizers-bottles, assorted jewelry, advertising, iron fly tying tool, knives, walking canes, artwork, piano babies, large selection of glassware & China, tools, stamps, lighting, view scope w cards, titanic collectibles, binoculars, Lionel & HO Trains, Large wooden doll house & dolls, mirrors, Camp Dix service album, photo albums, children’s & other books, cast iron figural wall plaques, lead soldiers, clown head & more. Coins: 1923 Peace silver dollar, Steel & Wheat Pennies & more to be added. Signed Sports Memorabilia: 1979 Steelers RP Champs ring, Rams/Warner RP Champs ring, 1999 Quarters collection, Tiger Woods, Emmitt Smith, Shaq, Hank Aaron game, Jeff Reardon auto, Ted Williams, Wally Szczerbiak & Mike Trout graded cards. Signed 8x10 photographs: White Ford, Jerry Rice, Joe Namath, Pete Rose, Ford-Martin-Mantle-DiMaggio, Koufax-Mays, Buck O’Neil, Mohamad Ali, Patrick Ewing, Kobe Bryant, Duke Snider, Mickey Mantle, Joe DiMaggio, Mays-McCovey & Joe Montana. See www.auctionzip.com for Full Listing & Pictures. TERMS: Cash, Certified Funds, MC & Visa credit cards. Buyer’s Premium: 15% discounted to 10% for payments in cash. ALL SALES ARE FINAL.
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SPRING ANTIQUE AUCTION SATURDAY, APRIL 3RD AT 9 A.M. Preview: Friday April 2 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. BOOKS TO BE SOLD AT 9:30AM: Medical Inquiries 1818 Phenomena of the fever cover is separated, 1818 a Narrative of the ship Oswego on the south Barbarg and the sufferings of the master and crew while in bondage among the crabs By Judah Paddock her late master (book on slaves written by a slave), The world to come on discourses on the joys or sorrows of departed souls and death dated 1815 by Isaac Watts DD,1753 essays and treaties by David Hume, Holcomb’s Lectures on Primitive theology, 1835 A narrative of the voyages round the world by Capt. James Cook , 1827 Lady of the lake by Walter Scot esq.,1832 miscellany being a collection of essays and fragments, Biographical religious, epistolary narrative and Historical, 1952 The York county Academy, Pennsylvania at cold Harbor Virginia 1912, 1ST EDITION A KEY TO UNCLE TOMS CABIN 1853 BY HARRIET BEECHER STOWE. OVER 30 COVERLETS & QUILTS TO BE SOLD MIXING AT 1030AM: 1839 Trexlertown coverlet, 3 color eagle with shields coverlet, blue and white overshot geometric design coverlet, blue and white overshot floral squares coverlet, blue and white dated 1848 with eagles coverlet, 3 color dark burgundy and blue coverlet, blue and red geometric stars coverlet, Signed M. Kinsey 4 color coverlet, red white and blue star snowflake coverlet, red and green floral coverlet, blue and white overshot coverlet with an unusual border, 1876 centennial eagle coverlet, rare 4 color red, green, dark blue and orange coverlet, 4 color geometric and floral coverlet, 4 color coverlet with floral, 1833 Lebanon coverlet, clochman Hamburg slappich 1842 coverlet, wreath, dated 1883 patchwork quilt with ribbons, H patchwork quilt, Applique red and cream floral quilt, red basket patchwork quilt as is, yellow pink red and green patchwork quilt, sunbonnet babies quilt, green pink geometric patchwork quilt, unusual blue diamond patchwork quilt, red blue and yellow star and snowflake patchwork quilt, log cabin quilt, geometric patchwork quilt, large star quilt, yo-yo quilt, blue and red windmill quilt, red star patchwork quilt. ANTIQUES TO BE SOLD STARTING AT 9AM AND THROUGHOUT THE DAY: Parts to high wheel bicycle penny farthing, several early wash baskets, large assortment redware, metal ice cream sign, Collection of 14 blacksmith horse hoof tools, robin’s egg blue egg crate, Copper Horse and Jockey weather vane, Ryestraw Honey Bee Hive basket, Greer Redware 2 handled crock with lid, Early Redware slip decorated pitcher, White architectural wall shelf, redware slip decorated crock, redware jar, 2 stoneware jars, cowden wilcox jar, cowden wilcox crock, John Bell Waynesboro Redware crock, 2 redware apple butter crocks, 2 blue decorated crock lids one has stripe , one has flowers, majolica angel plate, stoneware footwarmer, stoneware 2 tone lid, early opium pipe, stoneware isles worth cafe stoneware mug, nosecay club cheese stoneware jar, 7 stoneware blue decorated mugs, splint oak basket, wood spoon, tin oil lamp filler, yellow ware corn mold, early 1920s Minnie Mouse straw stuffed, black americana verse, tin cigarette rolling machine, tin folk art tin house, redware divided loaf pan, ruby and paper litho paperweight, Eisenhart George Washington thermometer, oak Darkie Toothpaste general store cabinet, 9 pieces of emerald green graniteware 2 pots with handles, pot with lid and bail handle, 4 basin pans, chamber pot with lid, deep small pan, grey graniteware berry pail, grey graniteware soap dish, brown speckled pot with lid, large splint oak butt basket, miniature butt basket, royal Doulton face jug, 10 braided rugs, hooked rugs to include 1 with cottage houses, lamb 1 with roses and flower grouping, Meredith diamond club stoneware jug,8 pieces green swirl graniteware to include 2 handled ot, 2 lids, funnel, teapot, pail with bail handle, wash basin and pan with long handle, Williams Clark Bone Fertilizer framed advertising, Rockingham pitcher, 2 redware bean pots, oversized redware crock, redware stahl crock, wood decoy, Pyrex stoneware jar, Dietrick distilling Dayton Ohio miniature jug, WM hare Wilmington De stoneware jar, HA Johnson advertising jug, miniature Wallace nutting, Dr. Daniels cabinet, cast iron architectural salvage fence cap, German Household Dyes general store cabinet, smoke decorated tin with lid, cast metal and glass queen oil jar, early grain decorated painted firkin, petite metal band pantry box, black firkin with no lid, redware Turks mold, early redware teapot, firkin with lid, large splint oak basket, art pottery jardiniere with stand, art pottery umbrella stand, advertising wood barrel butter churn with stenciled cow, 2 large stained glass windows, IMPORTANT STAINED GLASS WINDOW WITH 3 LAMBS SHEEP, wood tricycle, Schoenhut circus 4 figure as is, binoculars, ryestraw bottle, large redware milk bowl, glass egg whisk, steiff bear pull toy on cast iron wheels with growler, 4 early mohair bears, early painted wood tool box, RARE wood mangle or washboard scrub board with swan soap advertising, franklin sugar box, sample home trade sign, Walter baker box, miniature redware jug, pewter funnel, trunk pottery vase, cast iron and brass scale, early punched tin bird betty lamp, grey graniteware coffee pot, dress form, 3 redware crocks 1 with lid, tin stencil for feedbags, blown amethyst bowl, purple ironstone platter, RARE EARLY 19TH C LISTERY HORSE HEAD, beehive, several mahogany boxes with keys, wood water bucket with cast iron handle, coffee grinder, small oak display case, Spalding #1 baseball bat, cubby pigeon hole cabinet, homespun with initials, chocolate advertising box, stella mandolin, large splint oak basket, Baltimore museum of art statue, wood carved man statue, cast iron kitchen tools skimmers ladles, spongeware pitcher, Elgin pocket watch with stand,3 drawer hardware cabinet, civil war newspaper framed, cast iron tripod, cast iron architectural wall hook, cast iron hook and chains, sewing box, collection of antique baseball gloves, masonic photo, cut glass compote, amphora figurine, lightning rod with amethyst ball, silverplate cruel sets, silverplate butter, Ephrata lions baseball wool uniform, Joplin miss. Coca cola photo, Limoges large foot bath, art deco table light, jack Wilson decoy, blue ribbon coffee, 19th c walnut tea caddy, dovetailed wall box early red paint, Dietz pioneer streetlight, 2 early wood buckets, imperial ice cream tin, krisp krunch tin, bunte hard candies tin, confectionary general store sign works, STONEWARE TO BE SOLD 10 AM: Somerset potter works 4 gallon wreath crock, Large ovoid 2 handled crock with roses, 2 gallon torpedo or bee sting crock, Cowden wilcok tulip crock, stoneware squat jug with blue on handle, 2 handled blue floral crock, WH Farrier Geddes NY Flower blue decorated crock, Unusual unmarked New York lily blue decorated jug, unmarked remmey blue decorated jar as is, small cowden and wilcox cake crock as is, 4 gallon bee sting, Burlington VT blue decorated with leaves, Roncoroni 18 Vessex St NY advertising crock, unusual stoneware bottle with flower frog base, blue decorated jar, stoneware butter crock with cows, FURNITURE TO BE SOLD MIXING IN AT 10:30: Pair 8ft Architectural doors, Southern Virginia jelly cupboard with mouse hole in door, Yahman Erbe Ny Mahogany stacking file, large 7ft primitive 1 piece stepback cupboard, Pennsylvania German red paint cradle, early primitive original paint cabinet, coffield copper washing machine, Original red and yellow paint corner cupboard, red paint settlers bench, High back settlers bench, general store chestnut cabinet, original red paint tapered leg stand, IMPORTANT ORIGINAL PAINT MINIATURE BLANKET CHEST, oak sterilizer cabinet, original seafoam green quilt rack, large 2 door primitive built in cupboard, leather travel trunk, yellow painted bucket bench, grey split lid blanket chest, dough box on legs, hanging primitive grey cabinet , original yellow paint wood planter, hand painted cow stool, butter bowl on legs, cobblers bench, white bucket bench, pine drysink, original blue paint cabinet, Hepplewhite inlaid dresser, 2 child’s rocking chairs, grain decorated blanket chest, star butter churn, slant top pine desk, Tiger maple transitional chest of drawers, original red and green splay leg stand, salmon paint runner sled, 18th c. Chippendale arm chair, Cherry tilt top table, Farm table, 1809 Jacob Wilson bracket foot blanket chest, copper apple butter kettle with paddle, early green paint wood washing tub.
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Interesting large lot of Britains lead English hunt scene figures incl dogs, horses, rabbits, figures on horseback, etc Wonderful painted Noah’s Arks w animals & Noah
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MONDAY APRIL 12 AT 5:30 P.M. LIVE PREVIEW: Thursday, March 25th – Monday, April 12th from 10am-5pm
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Beautiful pastel portrait of a woman inscribed on front “To Mrs. Reynolds, E.R.C (Elizabeth Reynolds Child), Paris 1900” - 21 1/2”x18” – Painted in the era & style of Mary Cassatt
19thC Harris running horse copper weathervane w cast head in gold leaf surface
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https://flying-pig-auctions.liveauctioneers.com/ Spring is in the Air! Flying Pig Auctions next Americana auction is a culmination of multiple estates from all over New England, FL, NY & NJ combined to form a wonderful, diverse & eclectic selection of antiques & collectibles! Estates from FL & NH yield the nucleus of the sale with many items that have been passed down through generations. The auction will feature fine Period Furniture; Oriental Rugs; Artwork; Weathervanes; Toy, Doll & Child Related; Stoneware; Nantucket & Other Baskets; Glassware; Asian; Native American; Treen; Signs; Fireplace Related; Lighting; Clocks; Stereopticon Viewer w over 1000 views; Victor Phonograph and too much more to list… Come see for yourselves! Follow the links to see our online catalog on Live Auctioneers where the full picture in unveiled! Visit us at Flying Pig Antiques in Westmoreland, NH during shop hours for LIVE PREVIEW: Thursday, March 25th – Monday, April 12th from 10am-5pm. This will be an INTERNET ONLY AUCTION featured on LiveAuctioneers.com (phone & absentee bidding available) https://flying-pig-auctions.liveauctioneers.com/ 23% buyer’s premium.
Antique stereopticon viewer w over 1000 amazing views incl Hawaii, Native American, Civil War, Egypt, Farming, Political, etc
Antique Victor Talking Machine phonograph w large Morning Glory horn
Early shaved brooms
Two wonderful antique Black Forest carved cuckoo clocks
Attrib Charles Rohlfs Mission Oak chair
Pair of early glass covered urns w gold heart dec
Very nice assembled set of 4 period braceback Windsor chairs
Some of the vast collection of wooden painted antique signs
18thC brass Turkish Market lantern clock - marked “Brown London” on face
Folk Art celluloid hot dog advertising sign 18thC 5 dr tall chest from the Ackworth, NH estate – passed down in the family for many generations Collection of ca 1920-30 cast iron painted vehicles by Hubley & AC Williams
Great early trestle table shown w 2 painted apothecary chests & some of the antique treen & primitives incl plates, bowls, noggins, butter stamps, baskets, burl items, etc
Wonderful collection of antique dolls
Large collection of antique Mid-Atlantic stoneware shown displayed on some of the early furniture incl a 19thC stepback cupboard; bucket bench & 1 drawer stand in blue paint
18thC 4 drawer bowfront chest from Ackworth, NH estate
Many antique cupboards incl this large example w 2 doors over 4 drawers
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them if misplaced. Other types of tools on display for purchase will include chisels, draw knifes, saws, drills, measuring tools, plum-bobs, and more. The Emporium is located at 424 High St., Burlington City, N.J. Due to Coved-19, the Emporium is closed on Mondays but open the remainder of the week. Hours are 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. from Tuesday to Sunday, with extended hours until 7 p.m. on Thursday and Friday. Customers are asked to wear a mask at all times. Temperatures are taken upon entering, and shoppers are asked to use the provided hand sanitizer. The Emporium takes great pride in keeping customers and dealers as safe as possible. Happy antiquing.
Monday, April 12th • 10:00am Location: 3212 Route 94, HARDYSTON,
Selling from a Private Sussex County, New Jersey Collection Including- 20 Plus Stoneware Crocks and Jugs with Several New Jersey Examples. Advertising Display Cabinet, Advertising Tin and Bottles, DeLaval Cows, RCA Victor “Nipper” Dogs, 1860 Wall Map of Sussex County New Jersey (Ex. Collection Of Richard “Dick” Roy), French Birdcage Automatons, Miniature Vienna Bronze Animals and Figures Furniture: Sellers Hoosier Cabinet, Dry Sink, Bucket Bench, Dower Chest, Pie Safe, Cast Iron Garden Furniture, Painted Table and Chairs, Victorian Parlor set, and more. Tin Lithograph Toys to Include- Marx, Strauss, J. Chein, Early Disney and Hanna Barbera, 1960’s Mattel Toys, Popeye, Composition Putz Animals, Early Felix the Cat, Bobbleheads, and Still Banks. Selection of Sleigh Bells, Early English Dishware, Wooden Ware, Chocolate Pots, Antique Irons, Early Wagon, and much more. Special Note: This is an On-Site Online Only Auction. Preview Will Be (2) Days and you must Make an Appointment to View. The Size of the Location is Small so intervals will be 20 Minutes Apart. For Pick-up There will be 1 day. It will be Friday April 16th from 9:00am till 5:00pm - Appointments must be made in 15 minute Intervals. ALL INVOICES MUST BE PAID FOR BEFORE BEING PICKED UP. Please call 610-588-5831 with any questions. Thank you. Terms: 23% Buyers Premium or 18% Buyers Premium Via Absentee Bid with Hartzell’s Auction Gallery. Cash, Check, Credit Card, Money Order, or Wire Transfer.
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SHEET MUSIC WANTED, any era. Sandy Marrone, 113 Oakwood Drive, Cinnaminson, NJ 08077, 856-829-6104 E-mail smusandy@aol.com
SPORTS CARDS AND other sports related items. Publications, pins, pennants, tickets, etc. Pre-1975. Philadelphia items especially wanted. Ellis, 158 Stratford Dr., Philadelphia, PA 19115, 215-934-5618.
Highest Prices Paid. Lobby Cards, 1-Sheets, Window Cards Glass Slides Displays Dwight Cleveland, fax 773-525-2969 POB 10922, Chicago, IL 60610 773-525-9152 posterboss@aol.com
OCEAN LINER MEMORABILIA china, glassware, silver, paper, souvenirs, posters or models. Cunard, French Line, White Star Line, Italian Line, etc. 607-625-3947
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prices also underlined to the couple that continuing to print and mail catalogs, though expensive, is a wise investment. Slotin Folk Art Auction is one of the last auction houses that continues to provide a full-color physical catalog for free to its customers. “It’s very effective, it puts it in their hands and gives them the opportunity to really shop,” said Slotin, who expects to distribute more than 15,000 copies of its 140page spring sale catalog. Based in Buford, Ga., Slotin Folk Art Auction conducted its first auction in 1994. Its Spring Self-Taught Art Masterpiece Sale will be held online via LiveAuctioneers, with phone and absentee bidding available. To learn more, visit www.slotinfolkart.com.
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(including 25 percent buyer’s premium). That made it the second-highest result ever for a Finster at auction. Slotin said the biggest takeaway he and his partner and wife Amy Slotin had from last November’s sale was, “The market remains strong and is only getting stronger for selftaught art. The buyers are looking for the best examples they can find, and they’re willing to pay whatever it takes. “So the field has jumped from being a pure underground art movement to now mainstream, where the collectors are the same people you see at big New York auction houses buying contemporary or mid-century artists. Now they’re getting into self-taught artists. They know that this is the next big thing.” Last November’s soaring
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As the cold lingers, Emporium dealers are looking forward to spring. In March, the shop celebrated St. Patrick’s Day. While Passover and Easter are in April, many of the tool dealers at the Historic Burlington Antiques and Art Emporium are filling their cases and booths with antique tools. There will also be spring-related decorative collectibles such as rabbits, chicks, leprechauns and floral accessories. The Emporium sales display case located by the front door will be devoted to carpenter tools for the month of April. Customers may purchase planes of all kinds: single planes, double planes and moulding planes. During the 1800s, carpenters would have their names stamped into the wood of their tools to identify
ONLINE ONLY SUSSEX COUNTY, NEW JERSEY AUCTION
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CALENDARS (1905-1939) WANTED WITH HUNTING SCENES by the artist FRANK STICK, R. H. COLLINS, or H.C. EDWARDS. Contact: calendar.collector@outlook.com
MAGAZINES WANTED: WEEKLY MAGAZINES from 1900 to 1980, Life, Time, SEP, Liberty, Colliers, Newsweek, Literary Digest, Look, Leslies. Fran DiBacco, 123 Blue Heron Dr., W. Deptford, NJ 08086. 856-848-8040
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Woodworking Tools At The Emporium
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ONLINE ONLY DECORATIVE ARTS AUCTION WEDNESDAY, APRIL 7TH, 2021 AT 9AM ONLINE BIDDING AVAILABLE ON BIDSQUARE & INVALUABLE.
Upcoming Auctions APRIL 23, 2021 - THE COLLECTION OF BUD & JUDY NEWMAN, NEW HOPE, PENNSYLVANIA MAY 21, 2021 - AMERICANA & INTERNATIONAL AUCTION (ACCEPTING CONSIGNMENTS) AUGUST 18, 2021 - COINS & JEWELRY (ACCEPTING CONSIGNMENTS) AUGUST 19, 2021 - DECORATIVE ARTS DECEMBER 3, 2021 - ANTIQUE TOYS (ACCEPTING CONSIGNMENTS) AY000004L
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NOVEMBER 12, 2021 - FIREARMS, MILITARIA & SPORTING AUCTION (ACCEPTING CONSIGNMENTS)