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Pair Of 18th-Century American Chippendale Side Chairs Highlight Sale In Ohio They Sold For $33,210 In Neue Auctions’ Fine Estates Auction A fine pair of Chippendale mahogany side chairs, crafted in Philadelphia in the 1700s, sold for $33,210 in an online-only Fine Estates Collection auction held April 10 by Neue Auctions, based in Beachwood, Ohio, a suburb outside Cleveland. The sale featured 432 lots of fine merchandise from the homes of several celebrated interior designers. “It was an awesome sale from start to finish,” said Cynthia Maciejewski of Neue Auctions. “We offered personal collections of traditional furnishings and European antiques, and bidders took note. Sixty percent of participating bidders were first timers with us, and 90 percent of the items sold. A few lots did extremely well, and it seems like furniture is finally making a comeback.” The Chippendale side chairs were the top lot of the auction. They were centered by a carved foliate form, over a scrolled and pierced backsplat, with reeded side rails, an upholstered slip seat, cabriole legs carved at the knees with foliate forms and claw and ball feet. Online bidding was facilitated by the popular platforms Liveauctioneers.com, Invaluable.com and Bidsquare.com. Telephone and absentee bids were also accepted. All prices quoted include a 23-percent buyer’s premium. Two oval paintings, both nicely framed, were expected to attract keen bidder interest, and they did not disappoint. One was an 18th-century French School oilon-canvas portrait of a gentleman, with a canvas size of 28.5-by23 inches ($4,305). The other was a
19th-century Hudson River School oil painting of a mountainous river landscape with a river, fishermen and a sailboat, in good condition with some craquelure, 21-by-26 inches, selling for $7,380. A realistically modeled, life-size wood tack shop horse figure made in the early 20th century of wood and gesso, 82 inches tall, painted white, with natural horsehair tail, leather ears, glass eyes and a moveable mouth, knocked down for $5,842; another equestrian-themed item, a late 19th-century plaster sculpture, “Lady of the Belle Epoque on a Dappled Gray Horse” by Henri (Comte) Geoffrey de Ruille (French, 1842-1922), 21 inches tall, found a new owner for $3,321. Good things came in twos, with a pair of American gray painted pine columnar capitals carved in the Corinthian style, originally made around 1900 for a building in the state of Maine but never used, 21 inches tall each ($3,075), and a pair of matted and framed engravings by Giovanni Battista Piranesi (Italian, 1720-78), both of Hadrian’s Villa, one of them signed in the plate lower left “Cavalier Piranesi F” and both housed in 31.25-by-38.5-inch frames, realized $4,920. Several pieces of 18th century American Queen Anne furniture came up for bid, so-named because they were made in the style of decorative arts and architecture dominant during the reign of England’s Queen Anne (1702-18), characterized by spare, limited and restrained decoration. Three of the top six lots in the auction were
Collectible Uranium Glass At The Grist Mill By Diane Fanucci Did you ever wonder how they got that magical green-yellow color in Vaseline glass? The secret ingredient is uranium oxide, hence being coined uranium glass. The ancient Romans were the first ones to utilize uranium in glassmaking. Uranium glass became popular during the mid19th century, particularly from the 1880s to the 1920s. The current sales display at the Grist Mill Antiques Center offers an array of the collectible glass . An ultraviolet light, also known as a black light, shows off the amount of uranium in each piece, which must be viewed in person to capture the true beauty of each piece. Ultraviolet light activates electrons that cause the glow. Even though a Geiger counter will register slightly above average background radiation when uranium glass is scanned, the amount is negligible, and the glass is safe for Continued on page 5
Point-to-Point Returns On May 30 This Queen Anne maple flat-top highboy, 62.75 inches tall, ca. 1740, Massachusetts, in two parts, the rectangular top over three graduated long drawers, sold for $7,995.
Still A Spring Tradition, A Smaller Event For 2021 Is Planned To Protect The Health Of Attendees The annual Point-to-Point steeplechase race at Winterthur Museum, Garden and Library, the Brandywine Valley’s signature springtime tradition since 1979, returns to its roots on Sunday, May 30, as a day of picnicking and steeplechase racing action for 3,600 attendees. “We worked diligently to create a plan for a fun and, most importantly, safe event for attendees,” said Carol B. Cadou, the Charles F. Montgomery director and CEO of Winterthur. “We know how much
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In This Issue SHOPS, SHOWS & MARKETS . . . . . . . . . starting on page 3 The top lot of the auction was this pair of American Chippendale mahogany side chairs, made in Philadelphia in the 1700s, selling for $33,210.
The 19th-century Hudson River School oil painting of a mountainous river landscape with a river, fishermen and a sailboat, in good condition, 21-by-26 inches (canvas), realized $7,380.
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Queen Anne furniture pieces. A maple flat-top highboy, 62.75 inches tall, ca. 1740, Massachusetts, in two parts, the rectangular top over three graduated long drawers, the lower part with three short drawers over an a-shaped apron with two pendant drops, went for $7,995. A gateleg table, Massachusetts, ca. 1760, circular top with two drop leaves, raised on cabriole legs ending in pad feet, 25 inches tall, 30 inches wide, sold for $6,765. A pair of walnut side chairs made in the 1700s, the crest rail centered by a carved scallop shell over a vasiform backsplat and shaped upholstered slip seat, raised on cabriole legs joined by turned stretchers ending in upturned pad feet, sold for $6,150.
This pair of matted and framed engravings by Giovanni Battista Piranesi (Italian, 172078), both of Hadrian’s Villa, one of them signed in the plate lower left “Cavalier Piranesi F,” sold for $4,920. English Wedgwood remains the zodiac, the cover in the with birds and insects on a popular with collectors. A ca. form of an Egyptian head, 10 pale blue ground, each panel 1978 Wedgwood black basalt inches tall, went for $1,353, and 87.5 inches tall and 18 inches canopic jar and cover, in black a 19th-century Wedgwood wide, brought $6,150, while an jasper with applied terra cotta engine turned and caneware early 20th century Chinese hieroglyphics and symbols of group consisting of a 9.5-inch- polychrome glaze porcelain tall caneware crater urn and bowl with gilt metal mounts by cover and a pair of 7.25-inch- E. F. Caldwell & Co. (N.Y.), transtall engine turned candlesticks forming it into an ash receiver, commanded $1,845. with handpainted flowers and From Asia, a ca. 1800 the six-character seal mark for Chinese wallpaper five-panel Daoguang (1821-50), hit $3,690. P.O. Box 500, screen, hand-decorated with a For additional info, visit Mount Joy, PA 17552 flower and bamboo garden www.neueauctions.com.
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Early Settler’s Antiques Show Is Set For June 5 The Early Settlers Antique Show will be held on Saturday, June 5 at the Great Frederick Fairgrounds in Frederick, Md. Promoters Jill Peterson and Christina Hummel have received a great deal of interest from buyers of country and primitive goods for a new show in the MidA 19th-century Wedgwood engine turned and caneware Atlantic. The Frederick group consisting of a 9.5 inch tall caneware crater urn Fairgrounds was chosen due to and cover, plus a pair of 7.25 inch tall engine turned its easy and convenient location candlesticks, brought $1,845. just off I-70 and the easy access
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a full-scale Point-to-Point in 2022. It has been a difficult couple of years for the event. In 2020, it was cancelled due to Covid-19. The year prior, the event was held, but racing was cancelled due to unsafe conditions on the track caused by heavy rainfall. Point-to-Point is Winterthur’s largest single-day fundraising event. Proceeds support the preservation of the estate and gardens as well as Winterthur’s educational programs. Since the first event, on May 6, 1979, Point-to-Point has grown from a small gathering of riders and picnickers into a high-stakes race that is highly anticipated by thousands for the racing, the fashion, and for the high-spirited fun. “We thank the devoted attendees of Point-to-Point and the National Steeplechase Association for their loyalty and support,” said Cadou. “We will see everyone in 2022, when we can all gather safely once again.” Winterthur, located on Route 52, is six miles northwest of Wilmington, Del., and five miles south of U.S. Route 1. For more information, visit www.winterthur.org.
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everyone enjoys Point-toPoint, and we truly wish we could welcome all this year, but since the start of the pandemic, Winterthur’s number one priority has been doing our part to protect the health and safety of the community.” Attendance has been reduced to comply with state regulations for Covid-19. Holders of lifetime rights had until April 15 to purchase their spaces. Remaining spaces were offered to the general public on April 16. A small number of exclusive tailgate tents are available for purchase by the general public. To learn more, call 302-888-4994 or email pointto-point@winterthur.org. Realistically modeled, a life-size wood tack shop horse figure made All attendees are in the early 20th century of wood and gesso, 82 inches tall, painted required to bring masks and white, with natural horsehair tail, sold for $5,842. to wear them wherever a safe physical distance of six feet from others cannot be maintained. Point-to-Point this year will focus on the National Steeplechase Associationsanctioned racing action. Small, safe gatherings of spectators are permitted. Organizers hope to bring back traditions such as the carriage parade, classic car show, marketplace, and stick races for children as part of
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to hotels, restaurants, and other area attractions. The one-day show will run from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. It will consist of two temperature-controlled buildings filled with dealers from across 19 states. The dealers are chosen for their quality merchandise and their friendly and outgoing personalities that contribute to a great atmosphere. These dealers love sharing and talking about antiques. There will be a variety of price ranges, making it a fun show to shop. Admission will be $7. Food trucks will be set up outside, including an ice cream truck. In case of rain, there will be a tent with a seating area to gather with friends and take a break from shopping. Starting in 1822 as a cattle show and fair venue, the fairgrounds has a rich history. It is a lovely setting for an antiques show, and the town of Frederick is filled with nice shops and restaurants, many with old-time charm. The fairgrounds are located off I-70 at 797 E. Patrick St., Frederick, Md. There is plenty of free parking. This will be a don’t-miss show. Come and fill the wagon! For further information, call Christina Hummel at 570-651-5681 or go to www.facebook.com/early settlersantiqueshow.
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A Tale Of Two Antique Malls
By Peter Seibert Regular readers know that we have moved back to the Mid-Atlantic, and it has been great fun exploring new antique shops and malls. I love malls dearly, as the range of items is so great that there are always things to see. This past Sunday, I visited two malls in the same small town in New Jersey. Both billed themselves as general malls, but they could not have been more different from each other than night and day. Mall “A” was the larger of the two, and it was filled with booths. One can usually tell the nature of a mall in-asmuch as the owners of the mall often have their personal booths up front. So those first few seconds give the clue of who was in the mall. In mall
“A,” the contents were a jumble of items piled into booths with little ability to even walk in. The Collyer brothers had nothing on these shop owners. The merchandise was dusty and jumbled. I walked back through and heard the shop clerk, who may have been an owner, chewing out a guest who did not understand what a co-op was about. I moved quickly through the mall and my wife and daughter went through even faster. The prices, when visible, were high retail, and while items were moving, it was not enough, in my mind, to pay the rent. Mall “B” was two blocks away, and there were few dealers. The difference was that the mall owner set a different tone for the mall. There were fewer items, and they were well displayed. The vintage of the pieces spanned Victorian era to postmodern, but everything was in good order and repaired. There was an assemblage of victrolas by the front door that were in working order and priced to
move. And, oh yes, they were having a sale on everything. We dropped about $150 on items and emerged very happy with the results. My reason for juxtaposing the malls is to talk about how the owners can set the right tone for what is sold. When it is about selling quality items (regardless of age) that are clean and ready to move, the tone of the mall is great, and sales happen. When junk is filthy and piled up and priced to the nines, it sits. Mall “A” assuredly believes they have the right approach, but it’s rare for our family not to find a single thing. Mall “B” hit our notes, and we dove in and looked and bought and will go back very soon. As a final note, I have to mention mall “C” in a more distant town. It has nice items laid out well, and the owner’s merchandise sets a good tone. However, the owner is one of those folks who rules the roost with an iron fist. Orders were barked, and God help the customer who dared to move a piece of furniture. She knew
customers and was not afraid to make you wait while she talked to them. In the end, while we bought, it was a painful experience. To quote the movie “Stripes,” “Lighten up, Francis,” could be applied to the owner. You never know who you are selling to.
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The Morgan Presents Drawings By The Bibiena Family, Marking Their First U.S. Exhibition In Over 30 Years New Exhibit Titled “Architecture, Theater, And Fantasy: Bibiena Drawings From The Jules Fisher Collection” of 25 drawings by members of the Bibiena family from the collection of Jules Fisher. During a career spanning more than 60 years, Fisher has designed the lighting for over 300 Broadway and offBroadway shows, including the original productions of “Hair,” “Jesus Christ Superstar,” “Chicago,” and “Angels in America,” as well as for films, operas, ballets, concerts, and television. He has been honored with nine Tony Awards, more than any other lighting designer. Fisher’s long-standing fascination with the Bibienas was notably encouraged by his late brother, Roy Fisher, a muchrespected art historian and drawings expert who worked for Wildenstein & Company and the J. Paul Getty Museum and as an independent dealer. The Fisher gift finds an ideal home at the Morgan, which already holds one of the largest collections of Bibiena drawings outside of Europe. “As a lighting designer, I have always been enchanted by the Bibienas’ masterly use of light and shade to communicate the three-dimensionality of space, particularly in expressing scenery. Remarkably, they were able to do this with pen, ink, and little color on a flat piece of paper. The Morgan’s major collection of work in this genre makes it the perfect place for the addition of my collection. The Morgan has my gratitude for protecting and sharing this treasure,” said Jules Fisher. “The Morgan is delighted to present 25 exquisite drawings by the Bibiena family from the collection of Jules Fisher. This most generous gift promised by Jules to the museum represents outBy Carlo Galli Bibiena, “A Colonnaded Stage Set,” is ca. 1750, and pen and standing examples from this brown and black ink with gray wash, 340 x 489 mm., and a promised gift of dynasty of theater designers. Jules Fisher. With an award-winning career
in lighting design spanning over 60 years, Jules’s longstanding fascination with the Bibienas finds perfect expression in this remarkable survey, ‘Architecture, Theater, and Fantasy: Bibiena Drawings From the Jules Fisher Collection,’” said The Morgan’s director, Colin B. Bailey. The Morgan Library & Museum is located at 225 Madison Ave., New York City. To learn more, visit www.themorgan.org.
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representations of imagined palace interiors and lavish illusionistic architecture, this group of drawings highlights the visual splendor of the Baroque stage. Many demonstrate the family’s signature invention: the scena per angolo, or “scene viewed at an angle.” Replacing the static symmetry of earlier theater designs, the scena per angolo used multiple vanishing points to imagine sets of unprecedented monumentality, with a complexity of space never previously seen on the stage. The Bibiena family of artists traces its origins to Giovanni Maria Galli (1618–65), who was born in the Tuscan town of Bibbienabut and moved to Bologna, where he worked under the painter Francesco Albani. Following a common practice of the time, he came to be known in his adopted city by a toponymic surname, Galli da Bibiena (with “Bibbiena” shortened to “Bibiena”). His children and descendants, though born in Bologna and elsewhere, continued to use “Galli Bibiena,” or simply “Bibiena,” as the family name. “Architecture, Theater, and Fantasy” celebrates the promised gift to the Morgan
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The Morgan Library & Museum proudly presents “Architecture, Theater, and Fantasy: Bibiena Drawings From the Jules Fisher Collection,” on view Friday, May 28, through Sunday, Sept. 12. The exhibition explores the elaborate stage design drawings produced by the Bibiena family and collected by the internationally acclaimed lighting designer Jules Fisher. It marks the first exhibition dedicated to Bibiena drawings in the United States in more than 30 years. For nearly a century, members of three generations of the Bibiena family were the most highly sought theater designers in Europe. Their revolutionary stage designs were used for operas, festivals, and courtly performances across Europe: from their native Italy to cities as far afield as Vienna, Prague, Stockholm, Saint Petersburg, and Lisbon. While some of these productions are recorded in engravings, the Bibiena style survives above all in the family’s extraordinary drawings, which demonstrate the range of their output, from energetic sketches to highly finished watercolors. With
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result in a lower final price due to the decreased bidding competition. This doesn’t mean that auctioneers never use reserves. They do. Rather it means that reserves are generally implemented only for certain types of merchandise and only in certain situations. Many auctioneers will be willing to accept a reserve on a high value item, where the consignor’s potential risk could be great. In these instances, most auctioneers believe that even with the reserve, the item will most likely sell to the highest bidder. However, you should understand that if you and the auctioneer agree to a reserve price, and if that reserve price is not met, you may have to pay the auctioneer a commission based upon that reserve price. This is called a buy-back fee. What’s it worth? Some auctioneers charge a buyback fee that can range from the full commission rate to a fraction of it, perhaps 50 percent to zero. When used, the buy-back fee is intended to cover the auctioneer’s expenses incurred in trying to
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In the simplest form, there are only two types of auctions, auctions with or without reserves. One with reserves allows consignors to sell with a minimum selling price, which is sometimes called a reserve price. If the bidding does not reach the minimum or reserve price, the item will not sell, and the consignor retains title to it. An auction without reserves is more commonly called an absolute auction. These are auctions without a minimum or reserve price. In an absolute auction, the highest bidder is the winning bidder, and title to the merchandise is transferred when the auctioneer says sold, whether the consignor is happy with the selling price or not. Considering that the Uniform Commercial Code states that all auctions shall be considered “With Reserve” unless stated otherwise, why in the world would anyone want to risk their merchandise selling at absolute auction when they could protect themselves with a reserve? I hear this question all the time, and frankly I consider it to be the #1 obstacle to people consigning to public auction. Believe it or not, there is a good answer to this question,
and it is predicated upon the very premise that makes the auction process work. You need to understand that regardless of who the auctioneer is, where the auction is taking place, or what the merchandise is, the primary reason bidders go to an auction is in the pursuit of a bargain. If they wanted to pay retail price, they could go to a retail store and buy something off the shelf. No, people go to auctions looking for bargains. And if prospective bidders knew that everything in an auction was being sold with a reserve, they would not go to that auction. And without bidders, you don’t have an auction. It’s as simple as that. Most auctioneers use absolute auction in order to attract the greatest number of prospective bidders, and once the bidders are at the auction, let the bidding begin. The more bidders who attend an auction, generally the higher the prices because of the heightened bidding competition. This contrasts with a reserve auction, where the item for sale may not be sold if the final bid is not high enough to satisfy the seller. Although a reserve auction may generally be considered safer by the seller than an absolute auction, reserve auctions generally
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Native Americans, but he once remarked he “refused to be classified as a Western artist.” Bidders were captivated by his vivid depictions, which including an oil-on-canvas painting titled “Noon,” of three horses hitched to a post in midday, signed lower left and titled on verso, in a 27-by-32-inch frame, selling for $7,015. An oil-on-canvas painting titled “The Big Country,” depicting two riders on horseback in a Western setting, signed, titled verso on a label and framed, went for $3,172, and an oil-on-board painting titled “On the Watch,” showing a Native American in an outdoor setting with a stick, artist signed, 18-by-24 inches, realized $2,928. A framed montage of memorabilia from the classic movie “Dirty Harry,”
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appearances in vaudeville. “The Wow Wows” was a 29minute show, performed in three scenes, the premise being Chaplin’s character was told he would be initiated into a secret society, when in fact the others were getting revenge on him. The comedy debuted in 1910 in New York. Included in the lot were a few playbills that had some great advertising from the San Diego area. The poster was made even rarer and more important by the inclusion of another cast member, a then-little-known comedian named Stanley Jefferson, who less than two years later would change his stage name to Stan Laurel and go on to form half of one of history’s greatest comedy teams: Laurel and Hardy, along with partner Oliver Hardy. Following are additional highlights from the auction, which attracted 9,800 registered bidders on LiveAuctioneers.com. The catalog was packed with fine art, jewelry, antiques, furniture and more than 100 lots of Hollywood memorabilia, spotlighting dozens of major stars from stage and screen. Prices quoted in this report include a 22-percent buyer’s premium. The auction featured an early art collection for Burt Procter (Calif./N.Y., 1901-80), who was friends with the conA collection of early paintings by Burt Procter signor. Procter was a (Calif./N.Y., 1901-1980) came up for bid, to commercial artist include this oil-on-board rendering titled “Noon,” who painted horses which was artist signed, selling for $7,015. and portraits of
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One of the earliest and rarest Charlie Chaplin posters to ever come to market, produced in 1913 when Chaplin was still a vaudeville performer and aspiring young comedian, sold for $12,810 in a live online auction held March 14 by Appraisal & Estate Sale Specialists Inc. The poster was the top earner of the 633 lots that came up for bid. “We were very pleased with the outcome of this auction,” said Dan Wilson, a coowner of Appraisal & Estate Sale Specialists Inc., along with Suki Hilger. “The market is picking back up, and we are seeing items achieve higher prices. The Charlie Chaplin poster exceeded past auction results and all expectations.” The poster was a 42-inchlong-by-14-inch-wide broadside advertising Fred Karno’s London Comedy Company and a show called “The Wow Wows,” starring Chaplin and other comedy performers. It was held at the Empress Theatre in San Diego, with performances on Feb. 17, 1913. It also marked one of Chaplin’s last-ever
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use. It was made for eating and drinking but has become collectible for display purposes. Even some vintage Jadeite glass was made using uranium, so those pieces will also glow under a black light. This process was used only in the 1940s, so visitors will want to put any pieces under a black light (serious collectors carry a black light flashlight with them) to see if they are from that era. Uranium was also used to create the orange, yellow and green glazes on Cloisonne’ jewelry and even some Fiestaware glazes made before 1973. Vaseline glass production stopped in 1943 because regulations on the use of uranium were implemented. Fifteen years later, in 1958, the regulations were relaxed, and Vaseline glass production resumed. The Grist Mill’s sales display of Vaseline glass is under black light. The multi-dealer store is open seven days a week from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. It is located in Pemberton Borough, at 127 Hanover St., Pemberton, N.J., right next to the bridge over the scenic Rancocas Creek. For directions or additional information, call 609-726-1588.
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Morphy’s Early Arms And Militaria Auction Features American Flintlock Rifles, Sabers, French And Indian War Powder Horns Inscribed Kentucky Long Rifle Presented By Marquis de Lafayette To Tuscarora Iroquois Indian Guide Chief Tunis To Be Estimated At $200,000-$500,000 On Tuesday, May 18, Morphy Auctions will present a 161-lot selection of historical arms and militaria. Specialty categories include early flintlock muskets, rifles and pistols, antique handguns, powder horns, sabers, medals, maps, portraits of distinguished military figures, and more. All forms of bidding will be available, including live online through Morphy Live. A historical gold-seal fob of Lawrence Washington, nephew of George Washington, ca. 1791-95, will be estimated at $10,000$20,000.
The premier lot of the sale is a Kentucky long rifle presented by the Marquis de Lafayette to his trusted Tuscarora Iroquois Indian guide and friend Chief Tunis, who traveled with him during the American Revolution and led him on expeditions across 24 of the United States. Of the Europeans who held sympathetic views toward the
The engraved Philadelphia map powder horn of John Purviance, dated 1768, attributed to The Pointed Tree Carver, will be estimated at $10,000-$15,000. Here is a historical Kentucky long rifle presented by Marquis de Lafayette to Tuscarora Iroquois Indian guide Chief Tunis, who traveled with him during the American Revolution and led him on expeditions.The rifle is profusely engraved and decorated, inscribed,“Presented to Chief Tunis by Lafayette at Kingston NY 1824.” For complete provenance tracing ownership back to Chief Tunis and common-law wife Ruth Yaple, see Morphy’s catalog. The estimate will be $200,000-$500,000. breakaway colonists during the American Revolution, none was held in higher regard or proactively assisted their cause with greater fervor than Lafayette. “He defiantly ignored the wishes of his family, who disowned him, and of King Louis the Sixteenth, and purchased a ship to travel to America. His military rank of major general was recognized by the Continental Army, and he immediately began an illustrious career in the colonies with the oversight of his closest friend, George Washington,” said Dan Morphy, founder and president of Morphy Auctions. The wealthy marquis became known not only for his many acts of valor but also for his monetary contributions to the American cause at its darkest hour. In fact, it was due to Lafayette’s lobbying efforts that France sent both economic aid and troops
during the war. Lafayette saw more of the United States than most Americans, then or now. Right alongside him during his many expeditions was his faithful guide Chief Tunis. As an expression of gratitude, Lafayette gifted Chief Tunis with the Kentucky rifle, which is profusely engraved, decorated and inscribed: “Presented to Chief Tunis by Lafayette at Kingston NY 1824.” Its unbroken chain of provenance traces the rifle’s ownership back to Chief Tunis and his common-law wife Ruth Yaple. Former owners also include direct descendants of Chief Tunis, renowned antique arms dealer/collector Glode Requa (1918-2011), and Secretary of the Treasury William E. Simon. The estimate will be $200,000-$500,000. A pre-Revolutionary War flintlock Kentucky rifle is attributed to Bucks County, Pa., during the region’s formative years of gunsmithing. It has relatively high-relief carving as opposed to the later incised carving usually found with this school of
This engraved powder horn of Captain Abraham Foot, dated 1762, ex. Guthman and Flayderman collections, will be estimated at $12,000-$25,000.
rifles. “Its silhouette shows characteristics of what would eventually become known as the Bucks County School profile,” explained Morphy. “The fleurde-lis designs on either side of the wrist at the rear of the lock and sideplate moldings are evidence that this A group of four cased, engraved French and Indian War map rifle was powder horns, three belonging to Lt. Col. Archibald Montgomerie made in upper Bucks County. (1726-96) and acquired at historic 1925 auction at Eglinton Castle, Scotland, will be estimated Also, the carving at $100,000-$300,000. in Hempfield behind the barrel tang is seen “Thoughts on the Kentucky gunsmith on rifles made by John Shuler, Rifle in its Golden Age,” Township, Lancaster County, Andrew Verner, and Herman George Shumway’s “Rifles of in 1771, 1772, 1779 and 1780, and Rupp, among others from the Colonial America,” and Wood will be estimated at $50,000area.” The estimate will be and Whisker’s “Gunsmiths of $100,000. Lancaster County, Several significant cavalry $50,000-$150,000. Another of the sale’s high- Pennsylvania.” Relief-carved, swords will be auctioned, lights, a well-known and docu- this iconic rifle of early including a rare 42-inch mented Revolutionary War Lancaster form is signed John American Loyalist cavalry (d. 1782). saber made by James Potter in flintlock Kentucky rifle, is Newcomer Continued on page 8 depicted in Joe Kindig Jr.’s Newcomer was listed as a
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CALENDARS AUCTIONS DELAWARE 05/22/21, BEAR, SAT. AT 9 AM, Mercedes-Benz cars, huge tool collection, guns, & furniture & more!, Caravel Farms, 217 Caravel Drive, Delaware Estate Sales MASSACHUSETTS 05/22-29/21, PITTSFIELD, TWO SATURDAYS AT 11AM, 5/22 19th & 20th Cen. lighting, art glass, leaded glass windows, timepcs, marble & bronze statuary, Amer.&Euro. furniture. 5/29-Paintings, porcelains, fine silver, gold, diamond jewelry, & more., Online: w w w. F o n t a i n e s A u c t i o n . c o m , Fontaine's Auction MARYLAND 05/15/21, FREDERICK, SAT. AT 9AM, Live Only Auction - Three Auctioneers Selling At Once antique furniture, household, new designer clothes, ladies hot boxes w/vintage hats, advertising items, early train cars, clocks, musical instruments, electronics, auto related items, old toys, collectors cards, Disney related items, Gettysburg related, 8MM films, & much more!, The Frederick Fairgrounds, Bldg. 12, 797 E. Patrick St., Howard B. Parzow Auctioneer NEW JERSEY 05/15/21, BURLINGTON, SAT. AT 9AM, Georges Reson 1930's French Menu with children, folk art, 1879 child's needlepoint, glass, pottery, yard & garden decor, concrete figures, vintage clothing, old jeans, p-cards, 1909 Vict. calendar, early sleds, antique tools, antique photos, jewelry, & more!, 220 E. Union St., Chris Doerner Auctioneer 05/15/21, MANALAPAN, SAT. AT 10AM, Original farmhouse shutters, original farmhouse molding, Victorian dresser mirror, 4 hard shell hunting gun carriers, farm equipment, equine, horse breeding, auto parts & much more., 135 Iron Ore Rd., Alfred's Auction Service NEW YORK 05/22/21, SPRINGVILLE, SAT. AT 10AM, 30+ antique tractors, 10+ classic automobiles, auto parts & tools, hit & miss engines, toy & model cars, trailers, antiques & collectibles, cookbooks from around the world, farm primitives & much more!, 12302 Sharp's St., R. G. Mason Auctioneers / United Auctions
05/12-14/21, FREEBURG, WED. & FRI. AT 10AM, 100s of Griswold cast iron cookware, 100s of pocket knives, grindstones, early washing machine, rope making machine, hay trolleys, display cases, glass mailbox, many Winchester items, & lots of unique early items., Live & Online: Freeburg Cmty. Ctr. 11 E. Church St.; hassingercourtney.com, Hassinger & Courtney Auctioneers 05/15-15/21, FOGELSVILLE, SAT., BEGINS CLOSING AT 9AM, "Art of the Firearm" including extravagant, rare, historical / military, shotguns, and modern firearms., Online Only: www.zettauction.com, Zettlemoyer Auction Co. 05/15/21, DOUGLASVILLE (KULPTOWN), SAT. AT 9AM, Furniture, antiques, collectibles, pottery, toys, tools, beer signs, motorcycles, 1955 Chevy Station Wagon & much more!, 42 Davidheiser Rd., JR's Auctioneering 05/15/21, DOYLESTOWN, SAT. AT 9AM, 120 pcs. Breininger pottery, wool blankets, redware, mechanical dentist bank, horse bookends, washstand, iron tall candle stand, Beanie Babies, dolls, iron planters & stands, clay pots, hand & garden tools, & much more!, 4386 Old Easton Rd., Gary Fluck Auctions 05/15/21, LEESPORT, SAT. AT 8:30AM, One owner collection of 160+ firearms, 4 gun safes, ammo, knives, cannons, rare Savage washing machine, reel mower, deer mounts, horns, firearm & hunting related items, & vintage advertising., Leesport Farmer's Mkt. Bqt. Hall, 312 Gernants Church Rd., Wagner Auction Svc., LLC 05/15/21, MOUNT WOLF, SAT. AT 9AM, Big Bang Cannon Collection, Old Cast Iron Toys, Press Steel Trucks, Construction Toys, Windup & Tin Toys, BatteryOp. Toys, 500 Lots of Trains, Rolling Stock & Access., Live & online: 4522 N. Sherman St. Ext.; www.rentzelsauctionservice.com, Rentzels Auction Service
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05/15/21, NEW PROVIDENCE, SAT. AT 8:30 AM, Tools, furniture, carnival glass, guns / ammo, John Deere riding mower. Real estate to be sold at noon., 7 E. Miller Rd., Enterline Auction Svc. 05/15/21, SPRING CITY, SAT. AT 9 AM, Five estates - Furniture, Strangle Collection incl. over 40 yrs. all patterns, styles & colors sets of dishes, country items incl. old tin boxes, Cobalt Blue glassware, oil and vintage lamps & lanterns, guns & much more!, 20 Bonnie Brae Rd., Rhoads Auction Service 05/16/21, MYERSTOWN, SUN. AT 10AM, Coin & Currency Auction: Morgan Dollars, Silver Kennedys, Mercury Dimes, Peace Dollars, Buffalo Nickels, Proof Roosevelt Dimes & more!, 119 E. Main Ave., Rear, All Points Auction Company 05/17/21, DILLSBURG, MON. AT 5PM; SALE STARTS AT APPROX. 6PM, Really nice furniture from a local estate, antiques, collectibles, tools, toys, dishes, box lots & much more!, 185 Logan Rd., Rte. 15, Hardy Auction Service 05/17/21, HARRISBURG, MON. AT 1PM, House full of antiques at 1pm; Real estate: 3 BR brick rancher w/garage at 6pm; 200 lots of coins at 7pm., 7769 Skyline Dr., Elmer Murry Auctions, Inc. 05/17/21, WILLOW GROVE, MON. AT 6PM, 575+ lots, incl. jewelry, antique canoe, antique furniture, bank, China & art figurines, depression glassware, WWII military collectibles, Underwood manual typewriter, vintage sports collectibles, milk cans, vintage clothing, & much more!, Online Only: www.pmorganauctions.com, Patrick Morgan Auctions 05/21-22/21, EAST EARL, FRI. AT NOON & SAT. AT 9AM, Antiques, approx. 400 lots incl. redware, crocks, baskets, primitives, books, quilts, lamps, antq. gumball vending machines from early 1900's, coin-op machines, approx. 40 lots of Hershey's memorabilia. 3D artwork by Aaron Zook, toys, antq. tools, signs, crocks, & more!, 1141 Wea Wit St., PA Auction Center
05/21-22/21, MANHEIM, FRI. AT 4PM & SAT. AT 9AM, Antiques & collectibles, incl. redware pottery, cobalt decorated PA stoneware, China, folk art & woodenwares, 18th & 19th cen. Fraktur, antq. woven baskets, clocks, lighting, Chippendale tall case clock, & much more!, 768 Graystone Rd., Hess Auction Group 05/22/21, GLENVILLE, SAT. AT 9AM, Antiques, Property & Real Estate Auction: drop leaf table, china cabinet, Howard Miller grandmother clock, Waltham pocket watch, jewelry, miniature pie cupboard, display case, kero lamps, Sentry safe, set of Liberty Blue dinnerware, antique dishes & glassware, & much more! Real estate at 11am., 3342 Jefferson Rd., Gilbert & Gilbert Auctioneers, Inc. 05/22/21, HARRISBURG, SAT. AT 10AM, $20 Double Eagles Liberty Coins, Diamond & Platinum Ring, Jewelry, Persian Rug, Bradley & Hubbard Jeweled Tin Lantern Clock, Tiffany Studios Grapevine Desk Lamp, Lg. Victorian 3-pt. Bookcase, Arts & Crafts Sterling Lidded Box, & more!, Online only: www.CordierAuction.com, Cordier Auctions & Appraisals 05/22/21, TANNERSVILLE, SAT. AT 10 AM, On-site Outdoorsman Auction - Antique iron items / cast iron cookware, early PA hunting licenses, wildlife art, paper & ephemera, cider press/ grinder, hunting & fishing items, ammunition, cartons of antique gun access., & more!, 104 Dove Lane, Jack Hamblin Auctions 05/28-29/21, COGAN STATION, FRI. & SAT. AT 10AM, Tiffany & other Dore bronze pcs., Steuben & other art glass, fine jewelry, 2 Rolex watches, sterling silver wares, antique lighting, paintings, fine furniture, oriental rugs, stoneware, collectibles & more!, Live & Online: 3530 Lycoming Creek Rd. /invaluable.com; auctionzip.com, Roan, Inc. 06/04-05/21, EPHRATA, FRI. AT 4PM & SAT. AT 9AM, Cataloged Antique / Spring Americana Auction. , Live & Online: Horst Auction Center, 50 Durlach Rd.; www.horstauction.com, Horst Auctioneers
GEORGIA 06/10-13/21, ATLANTA, THURS. - SUN., Antique Market, 3650 Jonesboro Rd. SE, Atlanta Expo Center NEW JERSEY 05/07-16/21, BELVIDERE, FRI. THROUGH SUN. FOR TWO WEEKENDS: 5/7,8,9 & 5/14,15,16, New Antique Garden Show, 400 Water St., Belvidere, NJ NEW YORK 05/29-30/21, STORMVILLE, SAT. & SUN. 8AM - 4PM, Antique Show & Flea Market, 427 Rte. 216, Stormville Airport, NY
05/22/21, FAIRFIELD, SAT. 9AM - 3PM, Antiques Show, 1042 Bullfrog Rd., minutes from Gettysburg 05/22/21, REINHOLDS, SAT. 7AM-1PM; RAIN DATE IS SAT. 5/29., Adamstown Spring Hunting & Fishing Show, 607 Willow Street, Reinholds, PA 06/12/21, MONROE TOWNSHIP, 6 MI. SOUTH OF TUNKHANNOCK, SAT. 8AM3PM; RAIN DATE: SUN. 6/13, Hayfield Outdoor Antique Sale, 1922 SR 29S, Monroe Township, PA
PENNSYLVANIA 04/03/21 TO 10/16/21, SHIPPENSBURG, SATURDAYS 9-4, Outdoor Saturday Flea Market, 15 Hershey Rd., Interstate 81 Antiques
06/19/21, GETTYSBURG, SATURDAY: OUTDOOR MKT. 8-2; STORE/WHSE. SALE 9-5, Saturday Outdoor Market & Store + Warehouse Sale, 2885 York Rd., The Outlet Shoppes at Gettysburg
04/25/20 TO 12/19/21, BERWYN, SAT & SUN 8 AM-4 PM, Indoor/Outdoor Vintage Flea Market, 260 Swedesford Rd (Rt 252), Berwyn Vintage Flea Market (Adjacent to McDonald's)
06/25-26/21, KUTZTOWN, FRI. & SAT 9 AM-4 PM, Renningers Extravaganza, 740 Noble St, Renningers Kutztown
05/15/21, GETTYSBURG, SATURDAY: OUTDOOR MKT. 8-2; STORE/WHSE. SALE 9-5, Saturday Outdoor Market & Store + Warehouse Sale, 2885 York Rd., The Outlet Shoppes at Gettysburg
06/26-30/21, ADAMSTOWN, SAT.-WED., June Extravaganza, Reading Rd., Rte. 272, Adamstown, PA - 7 mi. along Rte. 272
05/15/21, MARYSVILLE, SAT. 93, Indian Artifacts Show, 102 Park Drive, Marysville Lions Club
06/27/21, DENVER, SUNDAY: OUTDOORS AT 5AM; INDOORS AT 7:30AM - 4 PM, Antiques & Collectors Special Sundays, 2500 N. Reading Rd., Renningers Adamstown
05/21-23/21, REINHOLDS, FRI.SUN., Shupp's Grove Spring Bottle Fest, 607 Willow Street, Reinholds, PA
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wore in the film, all in a 23-by-35-inch frame, brought $7,320. A framed montage commemorating U.S. Army Gen. George S. Patton, including original photographs and an Army hat signed by the World War II hero, rare and beautifully contained in a 37-by-38-inch frame, found a new home for $3,050. A framed montage commemorating U.S. Army A lithograph in Gen. George S. Patton, including original photos color by Rufino and an Army hat autographed by the World War Tamayo (Mexico/N.Y., II hero, sold for $3,050. 1899-1991), titled “Hombre en Fondo Verde,” authentic Alaskan 22-carat 21.5-by-30 inches (sight, three-piece gold nugget less frame), signed lower jewelry set, including gold right and inscribed “H.C.” in nugget stud earrings, onewhite pencil and numbered inch gold nugget drop ear13/25 lower left as well, rings and a bracelet filled realized $1,708. A pair of with Alaskan gold nuggets, antique Chinese the set weighing a total 45.6 cloisonné lucky horse stat- grams of 22-carat gold, sold ues, each with overall for $2,440, and a vintage, ca. scrollwork and dragon 1950 Northumbria (English) designs on an aqua ground, sterling silver flatware serwith gilt manes, bridles and vice in the “Cello” pattern, hooves, went for $4,758. 81 pieces in all in a service Each horse was on a rectan- for 10, less one coffee gular removable carved spoon but together with a wooden base and was 23 large Gorham silver-plated inches tall. An impressive serving spoon, all in a fitted vintage Waterford (English) wooden case, hit $1,952. Adare cut crystal six-arm Appraisal & Estate Sale chandelier, with the radiat- Specialists Inc. is based in ing scrolled arms having Fullerton, Calif. The firm spebabiches and hanging crys- cializes in antiques, coins, tal pendants, signed on the fine art, Hollywood memorapost (“Waterford”) and in bilia, collectible cars, jewelperfect condition, 24 inches ry, watches, designer clothes high (minus chain), rose and accessories, musical to $4,880. A stunning, instruments, dolls and toys. Dan Wilson and Suki Hilger are Certified P e r s o n a l P r o p e r t y Appraisers and Certified Gemologists. For further infomation, call 714-916The Alaskan 22-carat three-piece gold nugget jewelry 8119 or visit set, including gold nugget stud earrings, one-inch gold w w w . e s t a t e nugget drop earrings and a bracelet filled with Alaskan s a l e m a n gold nuggets, sold for $2,440. dan.webs.com.
New York City during the period of 1779-81. Following the Battle of Long Island and other skirmishes, New York was under British control. At that time Potter produced his swords at Maiden Lane, Manhattan, for the British Inspector General of Provincial Forces. They were subsequently distributed to various Loyalist Dragoon troops. The Potter saber is expected to make $15,000$30,000. A notable Englishmade sword, the only known complete survivor of the 280 originally sent to Sir William Pepperell’s regiment in 1754, is marked Sr. W.P. No. 2 below an impressed Hanoverian horse. It will be estimated at $10,000$20,000. Twelve powder horns will be presented, including a group of four cased, engraved French and Indian War map powder horns, three belonging to Lt. Col. Archibald Montgomerie (1726-96) and acquired at the 1925 auction held at Eglinton Castle, Scotland. Two of the horns bear the Royal Arms, and one bears the Arms
An iconic relief-carved Revolutionary War flintlock Kentucky rifle, Lancaster County, Pa., signed “John Newcomer,” will be estimated at $50,000-$100,000.
This pre-Revolutionary War flintlock Kentucky rifle attributed to Bucks County, Pa., from the formative years of gunsmithing in that region will be estimated at $50,000-$150,000. A rare American Loyalist cavalry saber made by James Potter 1779-81 in New York City, overall length 42 inches, will be estimated at $15,000-$30,000.
of the Earls of Eglinton. From 1757 to 1763, at the advent of the French and Indian War, Montgomerie commanded the 77th Regiment of Scottish troops. They fought with George Washington and Henry Bouquet in the Fort Duquesne Expedition before joining General Amherst’s troops in 1759 to lay siege to Fort Ticonderoga and Crown Point. Subsequently, they fought the Cherokee Indians at the Battle of Etchocy, with mixed results. After marching to
the coast, Montgomerie returned to New York. It is at that time that he probably commissioned the powder horns as a souvenir of his adventures in America. The lot is estimated at $100,000$300,000. The engraved horn of Captain Abraham Foot is dated 1762 and is a book example seen in
The only known original American pipe tomahawk inscribed with Allentown Indian head wearing Liberty cap, nearly identical example shown in Hartzler and Knowles’ book “Indian Tomahawks and Frontiersmen Belt Axes,” will be estimated at $5,000-$15,000.
“American Engraved Powder Horns: The Golden Age 1755/1783” by John S. du Mont. Engravings include a heart with the high-relief phrase “Cap’t Abraham Foot’s Horn Crown Point oct’r 5th,” a reference to the officer’s extensive French and Indian War service. It is offered with copies of pages from the du Mont book plus a copy of its catalog description from Bourgeault’s 2006 auction of the William Guthman Americana collection. It will be estimated at $12,000-$25,000. For additional information, call 877-968-8880 or email info@morphy auctions.com. Images courtesy of Morphy Auctions.
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SATURDAY, MAY 15 AT 10 A.M. VEHICLES · FURNITURE · ART · COLLECTIBLES · ANTIQUE LIGHTING VEHICLES: 2012 Hyundai Tucson 99,426 miles, inspected thru 11/2020. 14’ Smoker-Craft Aluminum Canoe. FURNITURE: Antique to Modern. Pair 1850 Baltimore Fancy Chairs; Hitchcock Mirror. ART: Antique and Modern. 11 Tuskegee Airmen Autographed Prints; Japanese Woodblock Prints; Don Troiani Standard Bearers. COLLECTIBLES: Native American incl. Santa Clara and Pueblo Bowls, Hopi Jar; African Artifacts; Royal Doulton Figurine Collection: 60+ Pcs; Asian Ceramics; Antique Clocks; Dolls incl. Barbies and Skookum; Books incl. Encyclopedia Britannica 9th Ed 1875, Arab Tribes 1825; Vintage Radios; Antique Blown Decanters and Wines; Baccarat Paperweights. HOUSE & HOME: Fishing Rods, Reels & Lures; Featherweight Singer Sewing Machine. ANTIQUE LIGHTING PARTS & SHADES: Shades incl. Etched, Molded, Colored Glass, Chimneys. Large Assortment Prisms. Parts incl. Fonts, Frames, Lamp Bases, Gas Tubing & Valves. Partial Lamps: Fluid, Banquets, Chandeliers. Selling for Regional Estates in Mechanicsburg, Camp Hill, Orwigsburg, Hagerstown, State College & Beyond!
DAY ONE – session 1 starting at 12:00pm A great selection of antiques from a Harrisburg estate. To include approximately 400 lots with redware, crocks, baskets, primitives’, books, quilts, lamps and much more. DAY ONE – session 2 starting at 5:00pm A fantastic selection of antique & vintage gumball vending machines from the early 1900’s and earlier including approximately 140 coin-op machines and approximately 40 lots of Hershey’s memorabilia. This is a “must see” auction with great classic gumball and pack gum vending machines. Also include antique advertising props, antique toys and more. Some Highlights include: 1950’s Vintage Select-O-Vend Vending Machine, 1949 Northwestern Penny Operated Gum Machine, 1950’s Northwestern Five Cent Gumball Machine, Victor Super V Gumball/Peanut Vending Machine, Vintage Adams Gum Vending Machine, Vintage Adams Penny Operated Gum Vending Machine, 1929 Penny Drop Game For Little Chief Candy, and so much more. DAY TWO – session 3 starting at 9:00am Antique auction with live and online bidding. Featuring 6 pieces of 3D artwork by Arron Zook, Toys, Antique Tools, Amusement Park Bumper Car, Signs, Crocks, Decoys, Schwinn Sting Ray Bike, Painted Blanket Chest, Early Work Bench, Pedal Cars and Much More.
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One of the most important historical textiles commemorating the death of the co-author of the Federalist Papers is among the fascinating lots in an exceptional single-seller event coming Saturday, May 15, to Heritage Auctions. The Alexander Hamilton large scarf mourning his death at the hand of Aaron Burr in 1804 is one of just two This Alexander Hamilton scarf mourning known to remain in exis- his death at the hand of Aaron Burr in 1804 tence and tops a trove of 438 is one of just two known. lots in the Tom Huston Americana and Political and he is still collecting. He started as a young man, and he Auction. “What makes this collection clearly loves what he is doing; so impressive is its sophistica- that is evident in the selections tion,” said Heritage Auctions we have in this auction.” The first Secretary of the Americana Director Curtis Lindner. “Huston’s items reflect Treasury and architect of the a deep knowledge of these American financial system, items’ historical context as well Alexander Hamilton was, by any as rarity from the collector’s measure, one of the most sigstandpoint. He has been col- nificant American statesmen lecting for more than 60 years, never to serve as president. As is the case with most of the Founding Fathers, very few enduring display items honoring him seem to have been produced. This rarity is stunning; the other known example is significantly faded. Interestingly, the text includes a call for the banning of dueling, as Hamilton died at the hand A Bryan & Stevenson large multi-color jugate poster from the 1900 campaign is one of sev- of Vice President Aaron eral colorful jugate posters featuring William Burr in one of history’s Jennings Bryan and Adlai Stevenson pro- most infamous such
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Palmer Museum Of Art Opens Exhibition Of Dynamic Abstract Art “Mark Makers: The Language Of Abstraction”
Warren Rohrer’s “Settlement: Magenta,” from 1980, is an oil-oncanvas, 72-1/6-by-72-1/8 inches, from the Philadelphia Museum of Art, purchased with funds contributed by Henry Strater and Marion Boulton Stroud, 1982-46-1.
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Alma Thomas’s “Hydrangeas Spring Song,” from 1976, is an acrylic-oncanvas, 78-by-48 inches, from the Philadelphia Museum of Art, 125th anniversary acquisition, purchased with funds contributed by Mr. and Mrs. Julius Rosenwald II in honor of René and Sarah Carr d’Harnoncourt, the Judith Rothschild Foundation, and with other funds being raised in honor of the 125th anniversary of the museum. viewing,” said the museum’s assistant director, Joyce Robinson, who worked on both exhibitions. “I hope visitors will take a moment to experience these beautiful shows that invite us to connect with the natural world and to one another via the intimate gestures of creative mark making.” The presentation of “Mark Makers: The Language of Abstraction” is one in a series of American art exhibitions created through a multiyear, multi-institutional partnership formed by the Philadelphia Museum of Art as part of the Art Continued on page 11
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PUBLIC AUCTION Wednesday, May 12 at 10:00am Friday, May 14 at 10:00am
Extensive Collection of Cast-Iron Cookware by Griswold, Wapak, & Wagner; Early Tools, Knives, & Axes Bid In-House, Absentee, By Phone, and Online. Live Internet Bidding Available. Freeburg Community Center, 11 E. Church St., Freeburg, PA 17872 Directions: From Harrisburg Take Routes 11 & 15 North to the Route 35/Selinsgrove Exit. Travel south/west on Route 35 approx. 4 miles to the town of Freeburg. In the center of town turn right onto Freeburg Road and travel one block to auction on the left.
Session #1: WEDNESDAY, May 12, 2021 at 10:00am Session #2: FRIDAY, May 14, 2021 at 10:00am 100’s of Griswold Cast-Iron Cookware to Include: Griswold #11 Griddle; #20 Hotel Skillet; Waffle Irons, Corn Pans, Muffin Pans, Turk Heads, Dutch Ovens, Mailbox, Tea Kettle, Gas Griddle, and much more. Wapak with Indian Waffle Iron, Skillets and many others. (6) Enterprise Sausage Stuffers; A Plethora of Axes, Hatchets from Marbles, Plumb, Norlund, Tru-Test, Kenn Kutter, True Temper, Collins, Ka-Bar, Cayuga, Boy Scouts, and Others. Pulleys, Misc. Farming Tools, Several Anvils, Planes, Log Carriers, Butter Churns, Vises; 100s of Pocket Knives to include Case, Schrade, Marbles, Ka-Bar, Camillus, Western, Puma, Queen, Winchester, Remington, Buck, Imperial, National Knife Collector’s Association Boy Scout, Girl Scout, and others. Grindstones, Early Washing Machine, Rope Making Machine, Hay Trolleys, Display Cases, Glass Mailbox, Oyster Cans, Many Winchester Items: Hatchets, Pipe Wrench, Roller Skates, Meat Saw, Lock & Key, Belt Buckle, Hoe, Potato Fork, Calendars, Level, Fishing Reel, Meat Grind lots of unique early items. 10% Buyer’s Premium. Please visit our website for full cataloged listing, photos, and online bidding KENNETH E. HASSINGER 330 Hassinger Way McClure, PA 17841 (570) 658-3536 : AU-001532-L
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The Palmer Museum of Art at Penn State has announced the opening of “Mark Makers: The Language of Abstraction.” Organized by the Palmer, this special exhibition brings together paintings, drawings, and prints by notable 20thcentury artists who engaged with the natural world through their art even as they moved into the abstract and away from overtly recognizable content. Featured in the exhibition are several loans from the Philadelphia Museum of Art, including a major canvas by Alma Thomas, a Black artist who worked for nearly four decades as an art teacher in the public schools of Washington, D.C. She later launched a critically acclaimed career as an abstract painter in 1960. “This is an outstanding opportunity to see a major painting by one of the country’s great abstract artists,” said Erin
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We are opening up! Many Pieces of Furniture, Country items, CI Tools, Incredible Collection Stangl , this is five Estates Full! We have trailers to unload also... This is a happening. Just keep watching for pictures... Happy Spring! AUTO: 2004 Chevy Express Cargo Van, all wheel Drive 58K miles, Car Trailers, Drawer Sewing Stand, Marble Top Washstand, Rosewood Silver Cabinet, Grandfather clock, rugs, Mid-Century Chairs, Thomasville Furniture, Five Pc. Sumter Cherry Bedroom Set, Floral Sofa like new, Three Antique Rope Beds, Victorian Sofa, Antique Oak Hall Rack, Mahogany Empire Sideboard, Empire chest, Mahogany Half Moon Table, Victorian Mahogany bookcase, Oak Barley Twist Server with lighted top, Ten Piece Centennial Mahogany Dining Set with ball and claw feet, Custom Block Front Bookcase, Modern Natucci Sofa and Chairs, in blue, black, beige, Pair of Oak Hutches, Six Mahogany Chippendale Chairs, Four Leather Recliners, Oak country Store Cabinet, tables, Chairs, Chests, Victorian Walnut Pump Organ, Modern Bedroom Sets, Marble Top End Table, Misc Chairs, Outdoor Signs Neon, Blanket chest, Wood chests, Wicker Set, Oak Stand, Oak End Table, Green High Back Chair, Painted White Rocker, Inlaid Coffee Table Brown Leather Chairs, Trunks, Wooden Room Divider. Wicker, Metal Outdoor Set, Speakers, Flat Screen TV, Stereo Equipment, Sound Design, CD Players, Zenith Radio, and more! Tent full! STANGLE COLLECTION: Over 40 years of all patterns sets of Dishes, Child’s Dishes, All colors and all styles... Watch for photos, this is astonishing. COUNTRY ITEMS: All kinds of Wooden Utensils, Coverlet, All colors of Ticking, Cobalt Blue Glassware, Oil Lamps, Gone with the Wind Lamps, Vintage Lamps, Ice Cream Glasses, Dishes, Boxes of Pictures and Frames, Old Christmas Decorations, Ribbons, Material l Silver-plate, CI Rat tail, Forks and others, Queen Victoria Plates, Old Tin Boxes, Wooden Adv Boxes, Trammel, Red Bucket Bench, Vintage Star Light, Wooden Sled ,Old Lamp Shades, great floral Frames, Some Paintings, Lots of Metal Grates, Paper Items, Books, Longaberger® Baskets many in original boxes, Cut and Pattern Glass, Pottery Old Lanterns, Trims, Boxes of Metal Pots and Pans, Flowers, Christmas, Easter, Halloween Decorations, Dolls in original boxes, Trailers are full…. Will be surprises, Many Coke Bottles in Cases, Crocks, boxes and Boxes of Old Bottles, Kitchen Aide Mixer, Bella Toaster, Painted Glassware, Multicolored Dishes, Green Depression, Colonial Stangl, Moreno Glass, Household, Old Showcase, Chairs, Mirrors, Copper Pot, Tin watering Can, Tennis Balls, Hummels in original boxes, cases of glassware and plates, Wicker Rabbit, Vintage Door, Maxfield Parrish prints, CastIron Radiator, Lenox, Pullman towels. GUNS: Antique Belgian Small Bore Rifle, Winchester 67, Ithaca Featherlight 34, Anschultz-Savage Model 1416, and three pistols. Outdoor Items: Lots of Toolboxes, Hand Tools, Golf items, Records, Household items, Frames, Prints, Heaters, Fans, Light, Lamps, Glass Blocks, Wood Boxes, Pool cleaner, Simplicity 12 HP Riding Tractor, Lawn Mowers, Tractors, Lawn Sweeper, Boxes and boxes of Antiques stored in Trailers for a full year... This will be a great one! So much Two Auctioneers all day! WATCH FOR MORE LISTINGS AS WE UNPACK... BOXES AND BOXES! MASKS PLEASE!
LARGE ESTATE PUBLIC AUCTION ONLINE BIDDING ONLY WILLOW GROVE, PA
First lots close on MONDAY, MAY 17th at 6:00 p.m. and last lot closes at approx. 9:00 p.m. 575+ Lots including Gold, Silver, and Costume Jewelry, Antique Bank; “The Excelsior Trust & Savings Fund Co., Philadelphia”, Composition “Dopey” Bank, Vintage Salesman Sample Crescent Cast Iron Stove, Voitlander Braunschweig Binoculars, Tole Painted Lantern and Tray, Collectible Vintage and Pink & Green Depression Glassware and China Sets and Pieces, China and Art Figurines (LLADRO and more), WWII Military Collectibles (US and German) (Flag, Helmets, Ephemera, Uniform Accessories, and more), MACHINIST’s and Variety of Hand and Power Tools, Vintage and Modern Collectible Toys (Steiff Elephant, Die Cast, Hess Trucks, and more), Yard, Garage, and Garden Tools (Push Mower, Hoist, Hydraulic Lift, and more), Classic Automobile Seat, Antique Canoe, Antique Furniture, Underwood Manual Typewriter, Jeweler’s Vise, Ant. Brass Fire Extinguisher, Furniture, Sterling and Brass Candlesticks, Mid Century Items including Culver Oil Bottles and Hazel Atlas Glass type pieces and more, Vintage Sports Collectibles (Signed Baseballs, Vintage Skis and Golf Clubs, Fishing), Antique and Vintage Wedding Dresses and Clothing, Furs, Early Antique Hooked Stair Runner, Vintage Ravioli Press, Oil and Railroad Lanterns, Milk Cans, and Much More.
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antiquesandauctionnews.net of the U.S. Bank.” Jackson’s celfrom pg 9 ebrated stance against the Bank of the United States was encounters. one of the great political conAn Andrew Jackson iconic frontations in American history. Anti-Jackson “King Andrew” Abraham Lincoln is among broadside is one of the rarest of the most popular American political broadsides, one of political figures for collectors, perhaps half a dozen known to and this collection has plenty exist, and they rarely come to to offer to collectors at all levmarket. This is the U.I. “Chick” els, with 37 Lincoln lots in the Harris example, purchased by auction. Among the top lots Huston when that collection from the 16th president is a went to auction. One of the ear- rare oval White House platter. liest American political cartoon Official White House china is broadsides, it was published ca. among the most sought-after 1832. Jackson is shown in royal categories of presidential artiattire, a scepter in one hand facts, and Lincoln examples are and a veto slip in the other. He particularly esteemed. Most stands atop tattered pieces of pieces typically are the round the U.S. Constitution and the dessert or dinner plates. This is legend “Internal Improvements believed to be the first oval Lincoln platter Heritage Auctions has offered. A baseball theme Currier & Ives cartoon is considered the best political cartoon of the 1860 election by virtue of its connection to the formative years of baseball. The four presidential candidates are portrayed, each wearing a belt with the name of his respective team (political party) and each carrying a bat indicating their political program or platform. Lincoln seems to be on the verge of winning the contest as he stands on “Home Base” and dispenses advice to his losing opponents on how to succeed in this game. A Lincoln and Hamlin 1860 campaign ribbon features an unusual woodcut image of An Andrew Jackson iconic Anti- Lincoln along with the candiJackson “King Andrew” broadside is dates’ names and facsimile one of the rarest of political broad- Lincoln signature. It is one of sides, one of perhaps a half a dozen the best single portrait Lincoln known to exist. One of the earliest ribbons Heritage has ever American political cartoon broadsides, offered. Collectors of jugate it was published ca. 1832.
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Morgan Dollars, Franklin Halves, Mercury Dimes, Silver Kennedy Halves, Buffalo Nickels, Walking Liberty Halves, Peace Dollars, Foreign Coins, Silver Nickels, V-Nickels, Silver Proof Sets, Proof Roosevelt Dimes, & much more! Visit www.allpointsauctioncompany.com for details. Also, see our Variety Online Auction at www.estatesale.com #5107 Rapid Payment - Consignments Wanted Coins/Currency etc.! Booking for Online Auctions, Real Estate, Estate & Commercial Liquidations Call 717-222-6191 All Points Auction Co. Lic #AU-002893-L
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MONDAY, MAY 17, 2021 Restaurant & AUCTION DOORS open at 5:00 p.m. Sale starts at approximately 6:00 p.m. on porches (weather permitting) 6:30 p.m. with 3 auctioneers (1 tools/box lots, 1 smalls/collectibles, 1 furniture) Consignment sale of local estates; Really nice furniture from a local estate; Sofas; bedrooms suites; table w/chairs; Chest Freezer; patio furniture; décor; dishes; toys; collectibles; antiques; tools; Table Saw; pull behind sprayer; Yard King Snowblower; Trac Vac; Campbell Hals field air compressor; BOX LOTS; plus, so much more, still unpacking! NOTE: Only a partial listing. REALLY GOOD SALE! Check www.haars.com for pictures and updates. Terms: Cash or good PA Check. Office number 717-432-8246 leave a message. Now collecting antiques and guns for July 4th Auction. R071347
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PUBLIC AUCTION SATURDAY, MAY 22, 2021 AT 9 AM 3342 Jefferson Road, GLENVILLE, PA
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REAL ESTATE – ANTIQUES PERSONAL PROPERTY Brick 2 story home on approx. .33 acre in N. Codorus Twp. & Southern York Co. school district. 3 bedrooms, 1½ baths, lg. attic, basement, hardwood floors, back & side porch, balcony, nice landscaped yard, 2 utility sheds, back deck. Real estate will be offered for sale at 11 a.m. ALSO: Full bonnet Chippendale style highboy, Stickley dresser, blanket chests, stepback cupboard, washstand, buffet, jelly cupboard, painted shelf, decorated footstool, mahogany desk, painted 4 pc. bedroom suite, mission style bookcase, chairs & stands, drop leaf table, china cabinet, Howard Miller grandmother clock, 14K men’s diamond ring, Waltham pocketwatch, asst. costume jewelry (rings, pins, bracelets, etc.), clock, quilts, coverlet, asst. antique dishes & glassware, teapots, crocks & jugs, lamps, miniature pie cupboard, 1814 sampler, pottery pitchers, runner sleds, set of Liberty Blue dinnerware, egg basket, crosscut saws, owl rug, display case, Toro power mower, wooden bowl, Bridgewood jointer, Craftsman lathe, asst. hand & garden tools, asst. hardware, Sentry safe, kero lamps, & much more. All auction announcements supersede all printed material. Terms: Cash or check with auctioneers approval. 3% buyer’s premium for credit cards.
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Bridges + Terra Foundation Initiative. The exhibition is on view through Sunday, June 6. The Palmer Museum of Art on the Penn State University Park campus is a free-admission arts resource for the university and surrounding communities in central Pennsylvania. Free timed tickets can be reserved through www.palmermuseum.psu.edu. For more information on the Palmer Museum of Art or for the calendar of upcoming events, visit www.palmer museum.psu.edu.
MERCEDES-BENZ CARS, TOOLS, FURNITURE & GUNS Caravel Farms, 217 Caravel Drive, BEAR, DE 19701 SATURDAY, MAY 22ND at 9:00 A.M. Preview: 8:00am until sale time.
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AARON TO ZWILLING, Autographs to Uniforms, Vintage Baseball wanted. Jim Murphy, jmphlbat@comcast.net, 610-623-8077
ART- OLD OIL PAINTINGS wanted, any condition, New Hope School artists, PAFA artists, gold leaf frames and mirrors. 20 years experience. Immediate payment. Call 215-348-2500.
WANTED: PRESIDENTIAL & Other Historic Autograph Material. Pages of History, PO Box 2840, Binghamton, NY 13902. 607-724-4983
Hand, power & Air Tools by: Snap-on, MAC, Pittsburgh, Skil, Ryobi, DeWalt, Stanley, Launch, Milwaukee, Kobalt, Matco, Husky, Craftsman, Armstrong, Gear Wrench, KMC, Par-X, Central Pneumatic, Blue Point, Black & Decker, Porter Cable & more... Air Spray Guns: Snap-on, DeVilbiss & others. Some of the tools to be sold are: Riding mower jack, Body working tools, vacuum line testers, North Star Garden sprayer, grease guns, vise grips, hammers, screwdrivers, pullers, wrenches, socket sets, impact tools, Snap-on Welder YA 212A & YA 212, Lincoln Electric Weld-Pak 100, Delta bench vise, CBT fuel tester, Mercedes-Benz - Shock tester, Pittsburgh compression tester, front end aligner, Porta power set, Snap-On MAC tap & die sets, Snap-On A/C leak detector, Impact drive sets, Hioki multi meter & other electrical supplies, Snap-On gear puller, Snap-On Drill bits & sharpeners, chop saw, jack stands, garden tools, car parts & tires, swimming pool heater & much more!
GUNS WANTED
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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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.
TOYS WANTED! Tonka Giant Dozer, item #118 in 1961, #618 in 1962, measures 12 1/2 inches. Must be near mint or excellent condition. A box is nice, but not necessary. Contact: Dave Kasny @ 845-735-7463 or P.O.Box 5, Pearl River, NY 10965.
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1959-60 SCHWINN JAGUAR Mark II red bike. 3 speed, hand brakes, & whitewall tires. Best offer. Call 609-585-9797.
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VINTAGE CLOTHING - 1800’S-1980’S. 2000+ pieces. Selling out inventory in one lot. Mostly female clothing. Pick up only... north NJ location. Call Len (after 3:00 pm) 973-462-1419 or Nnjtop4u@aol.com
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gift, launching Tom Huston on a collecting journey of more than 60 years. The offered Taft button, part of that seminal group of purchases, remains the only known example. One of the most popular political collectibles is pinback buttons, and this sale is prepared to bolster ny collection, with 77 lots of buttons, including an Al Smith classic American Liberty Smith button and a Herbert Hoover classic “OK America!” button. Other star button lots will be a Wendell Willkie unique 3.5-inch celluloid button and a Harry S Truman Philadelphia badge button. The sale includes an extraordinary collection of 40 ferrotypes, including a Blaine & Logan “Plumed Knight” ferrotype jugate and a Horace Greeley “Greeley in the Hat” ferrotype. Other highlights include a Thomas Jefferson ladies fan bearing his 1801 inaugural date and a James Buchanan broadside. More items from the Tom C. Huston Collection will be available a week later in the Saturday, May 22, Tom Huston Americana and Political Special Online Auction. To learn more, visit www.HA.com.
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AIRLINES & AIRPORT chrome cards, esp. domestic, published during the 1950s & 1960s, a permanent want. Armen Avakian, 4560 Pinehollow Ct, Apt 170, Indianapolis, IN 46254, 317-298-8913.
2004 Mercedes-Benz S430 4x4, 1997 Mercedes-Benz E320. GUNS: Remington 870 Police Magnum & Beretta Mod. 96 - Cal. 40. Huge Tool Collection
This rare oval White House platter official White House china is believed to be the first oval Lincoln platter Heritage Auctions has offered.
FOR SALE: SMALL Warehouse full of Antiques, etc., incl. military items, jewelry, Indian items, artwork, much more. Located in New Jersey. Moving to Florida must sell. Call 908-234-0367 or 908-715-9659.
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campaign items picturing both presidential and vice presidential candidates will have a chance at 98 jugate lots in the sale. The top offerings include a Bryan & Stevenson large multicolor jugate poster from the 1900 campaign. Although several colorful jugate posters featuring William Jennings Bryan and Adlai Stevenson were produced, this is the largest. It was near the top of the want list of noted Bryan-Stevenson specialist Gary Cohen, who tried unsuccessfully for years to entice Huston into parting with it. Illinois governor Adlai Stevenson, Bryan’s running mate, was the grandfather of the candidate of the same name who twice ran unsuccessfully against Dwight Eisenhower in the 1950s. A Harrison & Morton large jugate campaign banner which remains free of the heavy deterioration almost always seen in 19th century silk banners, will be offered. The banner resembles a similar campaign ribbon, doubtless from the same manufacturer, but, while the ribbon comes up for sale on occasion, this is the only known example of the banner, making it arguably the premier manufactured 19th-century political banner (other striking banners exist; they almost always were handpainted). A Taft & Sherman unique 1.75-inch jugate features portraits of both running mates on the side of the Republican elephant. Sometime in the late 1950s, Huston’s father stopped at a shop where a small group of old political pins was for sale. Knowing how much his son loved American political history, he bought the group as a
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FINE & DECORATIVE ARTS AUCTION 14 Inch Chinese Bronze Buddha
ONLINE ONLY AUCTION SATURDAY, MAY 22 AT 10 AM Coins, Silver, Jewelry, Collectibles, Fine, Decorative, Ethnic & Asian Arts, Furniture, Lighting, Clocks & Rugs
Tiffany Studios Grapevine Desk Lamp
ONLINE CATALOG AVAILABLE FRIDAY MAY 14!
Georg Jensen Sterling Moonstone Necklace
Paul Manship (American, 1885-1966)
3.62 CTW Diamond & Platinum Ring
$20 Double Eagles Liberty Coins
Doru Covrig (Romanian, b. 1942) Arts & Crafts Sterling Lidded Box
Large Victorian Three Part Bookcase Bradley & Hubbard Jeweled Tin Lantern Clock
Persian Nahavand Room Size Rug
Severin Roesen
Cosine Man signed by Jim Shaffer
Oscar Durand (American, b. 1936)
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On-Site LIVE and ONLINE Single Owner Estate Auction - THE JACK WHITE COLLECTION OF CLASSIC AUTOMOBILES & ANTIQUE TRACTORS
SATURDAY, MAY 22ND, 2021 - 10AM 12302 Sharp’s Street, SPRINGVILLE, NY 14141 One of the best fresh untouched estate collections to come to market. Never before available for sale. 30+ ANTIQUE TRACTORS AND 10+ CLASSIC AUTOMOBILES Plus, a great line up of Automotive Parts and Tools, Hit & Miss Engines, Toy and Model Cars, Cargo Trailers, Antiques & Collectibles – Plus, Beverly is selling her Personal Extensive Collection of Cookbooks from all over the world! ANTIQUE TRACTORS: 30+ Antique Tractors in Original and Restored Conditions. Many in running order. CLASSIC AUTOMOBILES: 10+ Beautiful Classic Automobiles in Original and Restored Conditions. Most Running. TOOLS AND CAR PARTS: Numerous lots of Classic Car and Antique Tractor Parts and Accessories. HIT & MISS ENGINES: Collection of Hit and Miss and Small Engines. Several selling online, however numerous uncatalogued and only available at the live auction. Several Witte, Fairbanks, Jaeger, Maytag Kick Starts and More... ANTIQUES AND COLLECTIBLES: We may have to run a second ring with all the numerous items in this category. Numerous Model and Toy Automobiles; Nostalgic Auto Photographs; Walnut Victorian Pier Mirror; Antique Floor Model Radio; German Cornucopia Carved Floor Standing Oak Grandfather Clock; Oak Schoolhouse Regulator Clock; Farm Primitives; Wood Ice Cream Churn; Milk Cans; GE Monitor Top Refrigerator; Collection of Wooden Washing Machines; Butter Churns; Produce 2 Wheel Cart; Iron ron Tractor Wheels; Antique Cultivators; Hand Crank Corn Sheller; Petroliania; Esso 82” Oval Advertising ing Sign; Champion Sparkplug Plugs Sign; Oil Bottles; Eco Wall Mount Tireflator; Streetlight; Rare Goodyear ear Farm Tires Sign; & Much More!
TRULY DON’T MISS THIS ONE!
For more inform information call The Auctioneers - Another Special Co-Brokered Auction R.G. Mason Auctioneers - Rich Mason 585-721-8844 • United Auctions & Antiques - Greg Carter 716-307-3405 Or visit www.AuctionZip.com Auct. ID #1731
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