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Christian Klinker: A Pioneer German Potter From Bucks County, Pa. By Justin W. Thomas There are very few surviving red earthenware jars from Pennsylvania that can be accurately attributed to the 18th century. Forms and styles that were popular then changed, and time was not kind to the form. Production was also intertwined in both the late 18th and early 19th centuries based on fashion, religion, immigration, apprenticeship and multiple generations of family members employed in the same potting craft, among other reasons. The information known about 18thcentury Pennsylvania potters is also vastly limited when compared to their 19th-century counterparts. However, an 18th-century multicolor slip decorated red earthenware jar with two crimped handles sold on May 21, 1973, at Pennypacker Auction Center in Reading, Pa., as part of the Walter G. Himmelreich (1905-93) collection. Himmelreich noted in the auction catalog, “This pot is a very fine decorative piece and has been one of my pride and joy antiques for many years.” Himmelreich was a wellknown dealer and collector in Lancaster County, Pa. The jar brought $1,500. This jar was later attributed to Christian Klinker (d. 1798), a pioneer German immigrant potter living and working in Nockamixon Township, Bucks County, Pa., ca. 1773-98. The jar was bought by Robesonia, Pa.,
antiques dealer Greg Kramer at the John Gordon Collection of Folk Americana at Christie’s in New York City in 1999, and, more recently, it sold again at Crocker Farm in Sparks, Md., on Aug. 7, 2021. The basis for the attribution for this piece is a result of another jar at the Philadelphia Museum of Art and attributed to Klinker, inscribed in slip with the year “1787.” The 7-inchhigh jar was cataloged as possibly Yadkin Valley, N.C., 19th century, in the Gordon catalog, and brought $4,370. It sold for $132,000 to a Pennsylvania collector at the
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This is a rare late 18th century two-color slip decorated red earthenware jar attributed to Christian Klinker in Nockamixon Township, Bucks County, Pa., ca. 1773-98. This jar previously sold in the Walter G. Himmelreich collection sale at Pennypacker’s in 1973 and in the John Gordon collection sale at Christie’s in 1999. Photo courtesy Crocker Farm.
Several months ago, I was intrigued by an unusual piece of vintage kitchen furniture at an online auction. I commented to several vendors at our store (I-81 Antiques in Shippensburg, Pa.), asking if they had ever seen a Chimney Hoosier? I wasn’t familiar with it, but after reading up on the subject a bit, I thought the natural thing to do would be to purchase one. We post items on Facebook every week to highlight new arrivals, and once this piece arrived and photos were posted, it caught the eye of quite a few customers. One local customer in particular, Barb Barner, did a double take. The piece was the perfect match to her full-size Hoosier cabinet she had purchased several years ago at Continued on page 4
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The jar as it was illustrated at Pennypacker’s and at Christie’s.
By Karl Pass Haar’s Auction in Dillsburg, Pa., conducts live sales every Monday evening with 200 to 300 people in regular attendance. At their April 25 auction, they sold a Garod Art Deco radio from the 1940s for $1,500. The Garod Radio Corporation of Brooklyn, N.Y., made numerous radios during the 1940s. Among them were four Catalin models that are highly regarded today. The model sold was the bright red and Continued on page 8
In This Issue An 18th-century slip decorated red earthenware jar attributed to Christian Klinker and dated in slip “1787.” Photo courtesy Philadelphia Museum of Art.
An 18th-century slip decorated red earthenware jar that was referenced in a book written by Edwin Atlee Barber in 1903 that bears on the bottom Christian Klinker’s initials “CK,” as well as the year of manufacture “1773.” The jar was acquired by the Philadelphia Museum of Art in 1894. Photo courtesy Philadelphia Museum of Art.
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Crocker Farm sale. Another similar jar with identical handles sold for $13,800 in 1994 at the George Scott sale through Christie’s. And another also with identical handles and dated in slip “1790” sold for $56,400 in 2004 through Freeman’s. According to Edwin Atlee Barber’s (1851-1916) 1903 book, “Tulip Ware of the Pennsylvania-German Potters: An Historical Sketch of the Art of Slip-Decoration in the United States,” “One of the pioneer potters of Bucks County, Pa., was Christian Klinker, who is supposed to have come from Germany. An earthenware jar in the collection of the Pennsylvania
Museum (now the Philadelphia Museum of Art), covered with colored slips in raised floral designs, bears on the bottom his initials, C.K., and the date of fabrication, 1773. According to an old deed formerly in possession of the late William J. Buck, of Jenkintown, Pa., Christian Klinker was an “earthen potter maker” in 1792, near Bucksville, in the same county, where he had resided for at least five years previous to that date.” The museum’s jar also serves as evidence documenting Klinker as a potter in Bucks County, as early as 1773. It is also because of these pieces at the Philadelphia Museum of Art, along with a few others retaining strong histories of ownership, that an interpretation can be
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Even though the construction of this pot is different than the other objects illustrated in this article, this piece was possibly made by Christian Klinker, ca. 17731798. Photo courtesy Philadelphia Museum of Art. made with how some of Klinker’s production appeared in the late 1700s, seeing there is not much archaeological evidence from his production in existence, which is possibly a result of some of his property being sold in 1792. About Christian Klinker The history of Christian Klinker’s migration to America is not well documented, although it is known that he was producing red earthenware in Upper Bucks County as early as 1773, located to the north of Philadelphia, along the Pennsylvania/New Jersey border. The potters who flourished in Bucks County from 1770 to 1830 were known for their elaborate use of slip decoration, often utilizing upwards of four different colors; they were also known for sgraffito decorated wares, a technique that was created by applying a preliminary surface color, covering it with another color, and then scratching the top layer in such a way that the emerging decoration revealed the contrasting lower color. Among the forms manufactured in Bucks County in
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An 18th-century slip decorated red earthenware jar possibly by Christian Klinker, formerly owned by Ralph O. Esmerian and the American Folk Art Museum in New York City. It sold for $11,250 in 2014 through Sotheby’s. Photo courtesy Sotheby’s.
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An 18th-century slip decorated red earthenware jar possibly by Christian Klinker that was previously owned by Lester and Barbara Breininger. It sold for $3,792 in 2011 through Pook & Pook. Photo courtesy Pook & Pook.
Possibly an 18th-century slip decorated red earthenware jar, which resembles the type of known wares that were made by Christian Klinker, as well as other potters working in Southeastern Pennsylvania. The jar was previously owned in the late 19th and/or early 20th century by Robert Weeks and Emily Johnston De Forest.
An 18th-century slip decorated red earthenware jar attributed to Christian Klinker. The shape is similar to the dated “1773” jar at the Philadelphia Museum of Art. This jar was acquired by the Met in 1913, the same year that Robert Weeks De Forest became president of the museum. Photo courtesy Metropolitan Museum of Art. the 18th and 19th century are sgraffito decorated plates, as well as slip decorated plates and platters, various shaped jars (some with reticulated cutouts), flower vases, bottles, bowls, flowerpots, mugs, among other forms, including whimsical objects. It is apparent that Klinker was as prolific with his use of slip decoration as any potter working in Bucks County. This statement can be interpreted based on the surviving objects attributed to Klinker owned by art museums such as the Philadelphia Museum of Art and the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City. Furthermore, it was published in the Bucks County Historical Society’s 1897 book, “Tools of the Nation Maker: A Descriptive Catalogue of Objects in the Museum of the Historical Society of Bucks County, Pennsylvania,” “Bucks county potters like Christian Klinker, Philip Kline and the Headmans before 1825, could tone the glaze in warm shades of brown, yellow, green and orange, and painted upon the unbaked wares by means of an earthen cup tapped by a quill. Its contents was the slip or clay paste of consistency like molasses, and productive of the green, yellow, black and white colors used in the varied designs.” Nockamixon Township was founded in 1742, Klinker was a large landholder in the area. It was published by American journalist William Watts Hart Davis’ (1820-1910) 1876 book, “The History of Bucks County, Pennsylvania,” “Nicholas Buck (1767-1829), the founder of Bucksville, was the third son of Nicholas Buck (1730-1786), of Springfield, where he was born the 20th of March, 1767. He married Mary (1769-1857), the daughter of John Eck
My nephew, Jason, holding the jar which sold in 2018 at Nye & Company while standing outside the Metropolitan Museum of Art. (1721-1809), of Upper Salford, Montgomery County, and in the fall of 1792 he purchased of Christian Klinker sixtyfour acres on the Durham Road, in Nockamixon, the site of Bucksville. Here he erected a dwelling, wheelwright and blacksmithshops, and made other improvements. He built a tavern-house, sign of the “White Horse,” in 1808, licensed the following year, and opened a store in 1818.” Some noted characteristics of Klinker’s production, based on extant examples, include thin or refined construction with a raised lid rim flange that is glazed, unlike other styles of this form made in Pennsylvania, where the rim flange is intentionally left unglazed. Many of the pots are also decorated with the same light orange lead glaze, which the decorative slip is applied. Among the wares known today that are like Klinker’s production is a slip decorated pot that sold in a group lot at Nye & Company in Bloomfield, N.J., in 2018. The pot was included in the collection of Robert Weeks (1848-1931) and Emily Johnston De Forest (18511942), which had descended in the De Forest family. Robert Weeks wore many professional hats during his lifetime, but he is most remembered today for being named president of the Metropolitan Museum of Art in 1913. In this role, the Forests amassed a major collection of American decorative arts, which they largely donated to the Met in 1922, in order to establish the American Wing. But not every
object they collected was given to the Met, some of which had descended in their estate until 2018. Nonetheless, Christian Klinker’s efforts as one of the pioneering potters in Bucks County helped spark one of the country’s most prolific areas of red earthenware production. Based on the few known examples of Klinker’s production that survive today, notably jars, it can be gathered that the slip decorated wares he produced were some of the most colorful wares made anywhere in America in the last quarter of the 1700s. The foundation that he helped establish in the 1700s continued with how red earthenware was produced in Bucks County in the 19th century, where this industry flourished, and it is regarded today as one of the most important areas for historic red earthenware production in the country. Sources Barber, Edwin Atlee. “Tulip Ware of the PennsylvaniaGerman Potters.” University of Michigan, 1903. Buck County, Penn. Historical Society. “Tools of the Nation Maker: A Descriptive Catalogue of Objects in the Museum of the Historical Society of Bucks County, Pennsylvania.” Bucks County, PA, 1897. Davis, William Watts Hart. “The History of Bucks County, Pennsylvania.” Doylestown, PA: Democrat Book and Job Office Print, 1876. Hollander, Stacy C. “American Radiance: The Ralph Esmerian Gift to the American Folk-Art Museum.” New York: Harry N. Abrams, 2001
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Collector Chats With Peter S. Seibert This Week: Silver Is A Great Deal
By Peter Seibert Over the last few months, I have watched prices for antique silver slowly climb in price. When valuable metals jump on the open markets, there is a corresponding spike in the antiques world. For me,
it is always sad to see these jumps since it means that I have to hunt that much harder to find pieces. Still, I continue to find wonderful pieces of silver that are so undervalued and unappreciated. I was looking at a friend’s auction catalog, and he was showcasing a number of matched and mismatched silver sets. The estimates were all well below $1,000, and while I am sure the selling price will be over that, the end result will still be a bargain. What do I mean as a bargain? Something that sells for a price that will invariably change for the positive. Something that is of high quality and will be enjoyed for generations to come. Much has been made
about younger generations hating silver. Too bougie, not dishwasher friendly, not fitting into the great hall or kitchen dining experience. And yet, at a recent affair my daughters attended, the conversation among the Millennials and Gen Z was about their mistakes made in giving up family silver. Several young women had been offered silver by their grandparents but refused it. The family silver was sold off, and now, as young adults, they regreted their decisions. They found they really wanted the silver back and to have the chance to enjoy the pieces when they were old enough to entertain. I suspect that despite all the purported downplaying of silver by many
in their generation that they would love to be able to have the family silver back. Sometimes age and maturity counts for more. Starting to collect silver is easy and can be as basic as acquiring serving pieces to use or as complex as a massive tea service. I am a big fan of coin silver and find that ounce for ounce, it is a great bargain. And if you are willing to pursue nontraditional national silver such as Austrian or Italian silver, you can find true bargains. Just the other week, I purchased a large .800 silver serving fork made in Austria for around $20. It was a lovely piece, made probably on the eve of the First World War, and quite the bargain.
family. Raised in Central Pennsylvania, Seibert has been collecting and writing about antiques for more than three decades. By day, he is a museum director and has worked in Pennsylvania, Wyoming, Virginia and New Mexico. In addition, he advises and consults with auction houses throughout the MidAtlantic region, particularly about American furniture and decorative arts. Seibert’s writings include books on photography, American fraternal societies and paintings. He and his family are restoring a 1905 arts and crafts house filled with years’ worth antique “Born to collect” should be treasures found in shops, the motto of Peter Seibert’s co-ops and at auctions. Like all antiques, knowledge is key and critical to buying well. I encourage potential buyers to study marks and styles. Silver is one of those areas where styles do not always go out of fashion, so learning construction and marks is as important as learning styles. Conversely, because silver is very desirable, even out of period silver often has value. So for parents or grandparents who are looking for that special gift for graduation, anniversary or another special occasion, I encourage you to think about silver as a gift. It will keep its value and give a lot of pleasure.
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antiquesandauctionnews.net by self-taught artists in this with a dramatic steel and period relates to the art of glass addition overlooking Continued from page 3 the American Modernists. the banks of the artists were recent immiAlignments in style and sub- Brandywine. The museum is grants who painted memories ject matter led to exhibi- located on Route 1 in and customs from their tions that integrated these Chadds Ford, Pa. Admission homelands, as well as the artists’ work with that of is $18 for adults, $15 for places, symbols and history their trained peers, fore- seniors ages 65 and over, $6 of the United States. shadowing how many muse- for students and children “Negotiating National ums today display self- ages 6 and up, free of Identity” outlines the ways in taught artists within their charge for children 5 and which self-taught artists often American and contemporary younger and Brandywine employed distinctly American art collections. In Conservancy and Museum subjects to establish national “Gatecrashers,” the work of of Art members. Current identity in their work. The self-taught artists Horace hours of operation can be Ukraine-born William Doriani, Pippin and Cleo Crawford found at for example, paid tribute to appear alongside formally www.brandywine.org/hours. his new home with a trained modernists Jacob For more information, call panoramic view of a patriotic Lawrence and Hale 610-388-2700 or visit procession he saw on the day Woodruff. All four were w w w . b r a n d y w i n e . o r g / he returned to the United Black artists who achieved museum. recognition in the pluralistic atmosphere of the period. “‘Gatecrashers,’ both the book and the exhibition, establish an origin story for how self-taught artists first succeeded within the mainstream art world,” said A gathering of over 25 Jentleson. “Kane, Moses, Pippin and the other artists country and primitive dealers in the exhibition deserve to will come together on the be reconsidered not only grounds of the Renningers because of how their work Fairgrounds in Kutztown, Pa., intertwined with major cul- on Saturday, May 28, for the tural and social change of From the Farmhouse Kutztown their day, but also because show. The show will run from of how their gatecrashing 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. The address set the stage for the vital for the fairgrounds is 740 role that self-taught artists Noble St. Admission will be $6 still play in the 21st century, per person. It will be the fourth time Grandma Moses’s (Anna Mary Robertson Moses) (American, greatly diversifying our cultural canons across race, 1860–1961) “Black Horses,” 1942, is an oil-on-masonite, courtesy of Galerie St. Etienne, New York, image courtesy gender, class, ability and other important markers of Grandma Moses Properties Co., New York. identity that are all too often underrepresented.” The Brandywine River Museum of Art is the second stop for this traveling exhibition and will be on view May 28 through Sept. 5. The exhibition previously debuted at the High Museum of Art in Atlanta, Ga., and will conclude at the Westmoreland Museum of American Art in Greensburg, Pa. This project is supported in part by an award from the National Endowment for the Arts and The Dorothea and Leo Rabkin Foundation. At Brandywine, “Gatecrashers” is sponsored by Chase. Additional support is provided by the Matz Family Charitable Fund; Mr. and Mrs. Anson McC. Beard Jr.; and the Fawcett Family Foundation.
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Horace Pippin’s (American, 1888–1946) “Saying Prayers,” 1943, is an oil-on-canvas, from the Brandywine River Art Museum, the Betsy James Wyeth Fund, 1980.
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picking, so there’s sure to be fresh goods at the show for everyone.” There will be garden and kitchen collectibles. Good old country, primitive, rustic and farmhouse style antiques are the focus. To learn more, email Cecilia Taylor at henhouse primitives31@gmail.com.
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the show has taken place. Cecilia Taylor, who puts on many country shows, is particularly fond of this one. “I love the mix of quality dealers we have here from all over the northeast states. They bring in their unique flavor to the show, and the results are something the shoppers have really loved in the past,” stated Taylor. Under cover of the pavilions, the show is held rain or shine. “We are keeping our fingers crossed for a nice day, but regardless, we will be under the pavilions,” furthered Taylor. “The great stuff will all be there, and it will be a great day for antiquing like we all adore. The dealer crew I have are all active and busy
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World Record Posters Sale From PAI Totals Over $2.8 Million Work From Belle Époque Master Alphonse Mucha Continues To Be In Demand Poster Auctions International’s (PAI) first sale of the year, on March 20, finished at $2,880,000. Rare Posters Auction LXXXVI proved that the poster market shows no signs of slowing down. “Once again, I am humbled by the passion demonstrated by our consignors and bidders. At such a tumultuous time in the world, we could not have predicted the great success of this sale. It’s clear to me that collectors are not only looking for beautiful objects to display in their homes, but investment pieces as well,” said Jack Rennert, president of PAI. As with previous sales,
collectors vied for works by Alphonse Mucha, especially his lesser seen designs. The top sale from the Belle Époque master was his 1902 “Documents Décoratifs,” an exquisite portfolio of decorative elements and poster designs that sold for $55,200 (est. $25,000-$30,000). His 1903 “Exposition de St. Louis,” estimated at $12,000-$15,000, was hotly desired, and it was eventually won for $50,400. His 1917 “Bohemian Heart Society” made its auction debut, wowing collectors into a $48,000 win (est. $5,000$6,000), and a never-beforeseen drawing, “Seated Woman,” was a must for
Ludwig Hohlwein’s “Zoologischer Garten München,” 1912, Leonetto Cappiello’s “Absinthe Gempp Pernod,” 1903, real- sold for $18,000. ized $18,000. collectors, earning a winning bid of $40,800 (est. $7,000$9,000). All prices quoted include the buyer’s premium. Passionate bidding was similar for Henri de ToulouseLautrec, whose rarer lithographs captured the attention of collectors. This auction’s top sale was his iconic 1891 “Moulin Rouge / La Goulue,” which sold for $240,000. Collectors were enraptured by his 1899 “Le Jockey,” which was won for $96,000 (est. $50,000-$60,000). His 1898 “L’Automobiliste” was available for the first time at auction, and collectors vied for the chance to win; it sold for $72,000 (est. $40,000-$50,000). For the “father of the Robert Falcucci’s “Monaco Grand Prix,” 1930, sold for poster,” Jules Chéret, it was $36,000. actually his paintings that awed
collectors the most. The pastel “La Danse,” was won for $36,000 (est. $15,000-$20,000). The small-scale but sassy “Jolie en Rose” oil painting was secured with a winning bid of $21,600 (est. $8,000-$10,000). And his more somber “Les Belles Musiciennes” pastel was won for $14,400 (est. $8,000$10,000). Further Art Nouveau highlights include Adolfo Hohenstein’s exquisite 1900 “Monaco / Exposition de Canots Automobiles,” which was won for $10,800. Ludwig Hohlwein’s incredibly rare and vibrant “Zoologischer Garten München,” from 1912, accrued a win of $18,000 (est. $8,000$10,000). Another powerful design by this German designer,
Charles Loupot’s “St. Raphaël / Quinquina,” 1938, sold for $55,200. the 1910 “Münchener Renn impassioned for works from Verein,” secured a winning bid the Art Deco era. Paul Colin’s of $8,400 (est. $3,500-$4,000). seminal 1927 “Bal Nègre” Continued on page 7 Sales were similarly
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06/06/22, WESTMORELAND, MON. AT 5PM, Americana, Fine Art, Antiques & Collec. 18th & 19th cen. furniture/access., architectural incl. early panels/ doors, 19th cen. doll collec. feat. rag dolls, china head, wax, wdn., doll furn., portraits, glass & porcelain, treen incl. chopper collec., Asian lighting, stoneware/redware, ceramics & pottery, textiles, oriental/ hooked rugs, quilts, etc., Online Only: https://flying-pig-auctions.liveauctioneers.com, Flying Pig Auctions
06/05/22-05/15/22, WILMINGTON, SUN. AT 10AM, Estate sale+ incl. antqs., signed sports mem., green/white/other enamelware, Lone Ranger tin toy, vtg. fishing lures, Majolica, wdn. carnival wheel, primitive items, glassware, pottery, adv., gdn. items, military, jewelry, coins, Admiral radio, Coke items, kitchen collec., 2 gas stoves, etc., 1323 Newport Gap Pike, Delaware Estate Sales INDIANA 05/27-28/22, SHIPSHEWANA, FRI. AT 9AM & SAT. AT 8:30AM, Antiques & Toys Auction. Farm primitives, John Deere box wagon, IHC portable corn sheller, floor model fruit crusher, Stover hit & miss engine, portable Ottawa log sawing machine, 32" Birkenwald butchering kettle w/jacket, salesman sample grain drill, Chicago Motor Club AAA sign, early radios/speakers, pedal & construc. toys, & more!, Live & Online: 890 S. Van Buren St.; auctionzip.com & liveauctioneers.com, Chupp Auctions & Real Estate llc 06/03-04/22, SHIPSHEWANA, FRI. AT 1PM & SAT. AT 8:30AM, Railroad Collec., Toy Trains, Bells- lifelong collec. Dr. Fred Cohen. Lionel & Amer. Flyer engines, rolling stock, bldgs., access., etc. Tools, antiques, huge Coca Cola collec. incl. pop mach., coolers, signs, bottle carriers, trays, store display racks & more, cigar cutter collec., adv. signs, veterinary collectibles, country store, Enterprise coffee mill & more!, Live & Online: 890 S. Van Buren St.; auctionzip.com; liveauctioneers.com, Chupp Auctions & United Auctions MARYLAND 05/25/22, PARSONSBURG, ENDS WED. BEGIN. AT 5PM, Selec. antq. & mod. furniture, artwork/ Anne Hanna artwork, glass/china, collec., jewelry, oriental rugs, vtg. U-Haul collec., 2003 Skyline Nomad 196 XL Dual Axle Camper- near mint, 1999 Cadillac El Dorado ETC 2-dr. Coupe, 1948 Farm All Model M farm tractor & more!, Online Only: hibid.com, A&M Auctioneers & Appraisers
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received a winning bid of $90,000. Charles Loupot’s oneof-a-kind billboard for “St. Raphaël / Quinquina,” from 1938, was won for $55,200 (est. $35,000-$45,000). And his first design for that company, the 1937 “St. Raphaël,” earned $24,000. For A. M. Cassandre, two posters were particularly notable: his 1928 “The Continent via Harwich” sold for $26,400 (est. $17,000$20,000), and his 1929 “La Route Bleue” was won for $28,800 (est. $20,000-$25,000). Poster Auctions International’s next Rare Posters Auction will be held on Tuesday, July 12. Poster Auctions International is located at 26 W. 17th Street, New York, N.Y. PAI may be reached by phone at 212-787-4000 or via email at info@poster auctions.com.
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Alphonse Mucha’s “Exposition de St. Louis,” 1903, sold for $50,400.
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The Old Stamping Ground: Trading Stamp Tales Smack Dab In The Middle: Design Trends Of The Mid-20th Century By Donald-Brian Johnson The Brady boys wanted a rowboat. The Brady girls wanted a sewing machine. And, in true Brady Bunch fashion, it wasn’t long before the whole family, even Tiger the dog, got in on the action. The Bradys had 94 books of “Checker Trading Stamps,” and those stamps had to be redeemed before the local redemption
center closed its doors. So who won? Well, you’ll have to wait until the end of this episode. . .er, article. . .to find out. By 1970, when the Bradys were facing their dilemma, trading stamps were nearing the end of their shelf life. But, like the Bradys, trading stamps live on in pop culture (especially in the minds of those who spent hours sponging or, worse yet, licking, the stamps, then pasting them
into savings books). Ever since their 1891 debut at Schuster’s Department Store in Milwaukee, Wis., trading stamps traded on the Ebenezer Scrooge in all of us. For every 10 cents spent, you received a stamp, and 1,200 stamps filled a book. With enough books, the sky was the limit: you got something for nothing! In 1956, a “Big Boy Barbecue Grill” took just 7-1/2 books of S & H Green Stamps. And 1961’s “Westinghouse Portable Roaster Oven” was just 11-3/5 Gold Bond books. A 24-inch “Boys’ Huffy Bicycle” set you back 15 Top Value books in 1972. In 1955, Gold Bell offered animal lovers a “Thoroughbred Live Cocker Spaniel Puppy” for 20 books. And for super-savers, if you amassed 1,000 Top Value books, a “1962 Ford Galaxie 500 Club Victoria with Fordomatic Transmission” would soon pull into your driveway!
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yellow Catalin 6AU-1 Commander. The sleek, yet boxy Art Deco radio has a streamlined design emphasized with the less often seen wrap-around grille. Roughly during the same era Garod was producing radios, Vance Haar began
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In 1896, trading stamps really came into their own, when Thomas A. Sperry (who had the idea) and Shelly B. Hutchinson (who had the cash) teamed up to form the S & H Company. Stores bought S & H Green Stamps, then distributed them to customers with each purchase. Customers brought filled books to “premium parlors” and claimed their prizes. With S & H eventually joined by such regional competitors as Gold Bond and Top Value, trading stamp firms comfortably puttered along toward mid-century. Then, just after WWII, “puttered along” transformed into “zooming forward.” Buoyed by a booming economy, all sorts of stores gave their stamp of approval to trading stamps. Supermarkets. Gas stations. Drug stores, dry cleaners, feed mills, movie theatres, and even the occasional mortuary. By 1957, nearly
250,000 retailers were stamp outlets, and customers stampeded into 1600 redemption centers. By 1964, S & H was redeeming over one billion stamps each week. The company trumpeted that it printed more stamps annually than the U.S. government. Some non-participating retailers labeled stamp-giving a scam. Sure, the customer got stamps, but didn’t that result in higher prices? Court cases were filed, and in most instances the plaintiffs lost. Then in the early ’70s, just about the time the Bradys were dithering over a rowboat or a sewing machine, trading stamps took a real licking. The growing popularity of discount stores, such as Target and Kmart, meant that paying more at non-discount retailers just to earn stamps was no longer appealing. Grocery stores dropped prices, then dropped stamps. And 1973’s energy crisis stamped out any hope of a trading stamp rejuvenation. Along with free
antiquesandauctionnews.net maps and friendly full ser- have their own customer vice, gas stations eliminated loyalty programs. The last S trading stamps. Who needed & H grocery outlet, a them? It was an incentive- Tennessee Piggly Wiggly, free seller’s market. The stamped out its program in result: S & H lost a quarter of 2003. Today, the best place its business. to find trading stamp Nowadays, most retailers ephemera is online, or at
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garage sales; most of it goes for under $20. For a very particular breed of stamp collectors, that’s where a catalog of memories lives on. Oh, about the Bradys: the Bunch compromised and redeemed those 94 books for a groovy color TV! Photo Associate: Hank Kuhlmann.
All photos are from vintage trading stamp catalogs.
Donald-Brian Johnson is the co-author of numerous Schiffer books on design and collectibles, including “Postwar Pop,” a collection of his columns. Please address inquiries to: donald brian@msn.com.
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A Small Glimpse Into The World Rare 15” Overbeck Pottery Of Dr. Seuss By Jeff Figler If you are ever in Springfield, Mass., take some time to go to the Springfield Museum, located downtown. Keep in mind that Springfield is a very historic city, having been smack in the middle of Revolutionary War events. So you would expect that exhibits in the museum would naturally be related to the Revolution or Colonial America. Sure, it is discussed, but the main displays are for one the town’s most famous residents, Ted Geisel, and
from the 20th century. Y e s , Ted Geisel was born in Springfield in 1904. We know him as Dr. Seuss. Although he never had children of his own, Geisel sparked the imagination of children across the world. He created books that became favorites to children and adults.
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Arts & Crafts Vase with an Unusual American Military Parade Design. Impressed Overbeck Monogram with “E” Elizabeth / “F” Mary Francis
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Dartmouth. There, he drew cartoons for the college humor magazine, and served as the editor-in-chief. However, after he was caught drinking alcohol, his position at the paper was terminated. This was the time of prohibition, so buying alcohol was banned. He could no
longer submit to the magazine as Ted Geisel. He devised a loophole, and started drawing and writing under a pseudonym. He was now known as “Seuss.” After attending Oxford, he became a cartoonist for several magazines. In 1937, after being rejected by 27 publishers, Vanguard Press published his first story, renaming it “And to Think That I Saw It on Mulberry
Antiques & Auction News — May 27, 2022 - - 11 antiquesandauctionnews.net Street.” It received positive called “The Tiller of the Soil” globe. He was unique in mak- literacy scores improved. He reviews as being original, has sold for $15,000. ing children’s books fun and was hailed as a creative genius, entertaining, and unique. Ted Geisel, Dr. Seuss, is an entertaining to read, where and his popularity is evidenced Random House enticed American icon, whose popu- they had long been consid- by the sales of his books and him from Vanguard, and his larity has transcended the ered boring. As a result, merchandise to this date. career was taking off. His immensely popular book “The Cat in the Hat” was published in 1957, and was his version of a child’s first book. It was a model of how children could learn to read while having fun. The story is about two children who get stuck inside on a cold day with, of all things, an energetic cat. Later in 1957, Geisel followed with another huge success, “How the Grinch Stole Christmas!” The book stemmed from his own aversion about how materialistic holidays had become. Those two books propelled Random House to being the leading publisher of children’s books. At the same time, Dr. Seuss was a celebrity. PLACE YOUR CLASSIFIED AT ANTIQUESANDAUCTIONNEWS.NET OR 1-800-428-4211 However, celebrity status often brings controversy, and Geisel was no exception. A couple of his books, “The Lorax” and “The Butter Battle MOVIE POSTERS Book” had political themes. FOR SALE: SMALL Warehouse full of Highest Prices Paid. Antiques, etc., incl. military items, Lobby Cards, 1-Sheets, Window The popular “Oh, the jewelry, Indian items, artwork, much Glass Slides Displays Places You’ll Go” is still given more. Located in New Jersey. Moving to Dwight Cleveland, ph. 773-525-9152 Florida must sell. Call 908-234-0367 as a gift to graduates. His ART- OLD OIL PAINTINGS wanted, any POB 10922, Chicago, IL 60610 or 908-715-9659. condition, New Hope School artists, characters and silly words still posterboss@aol.com PAFA artists, gold leaf frames and mirresonant today, and appear in rors. 20 years experience. Immediate payment. Call 215-348-2500. film and on merchandise. OCEAN LINER MEMORABILIA china, Geisel passed away in 1991, glassware, silver, paper, souvenirs, TELEPHONES: 1892-1982, over 85 posters or models. Cunard, French but his legacy continues. different & associated. Free Catalogue. Line, White Star Line, Italian Line, etc. FINE ART WANTED Geisel’s popularity still Wish to sell entire business. 607-768-8740 608-582-4124 www.phonecoinc.com exists within the marketplace. ROGALLERY.COM A first edition, first printing of BUY. SELL. CONSIGN the 1957 classic “How the Grinch Stole Christmas!” sold POSTCARDS ONLINE ART AUCTIONS for $3,750 in a 2014 auction. The book was inscribed. An OVER 5000 ARTISTS original, undated, signed
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12 - - Antiques & Auction News — May 27, 2022
ANTIQUES, SIGNED SPORTS MEMORABILIA & COLLECTIBLES AUCTION
ONLINE ONLY AUCTION
The Estate of Gladys Mills w/Additions SUNDAY, JUNE 5TH @ 10:00 A.M. Preview: Sunday from 9:00am until Sale-time
1323 Newport Gap Pike, WILMINGTON,
DE 19804 Quality Antique Furniture – Firearms - Artwork Glassware - Local Crock - Collectibles
Antiques, signed sports memorabilia, Green, White & other enamelware, Lone Ranger tin toy, vintage fishing lures, Majolica, wooden carnival wheel, primitive items, glassware, pottery, advertising, garden items, military items, jewelry, coins, Admiral Radio, kitchen collectibles, Coke bottles w/case & advertising, Coke clock w/box, pictures & prints, 2 gas stoves, Collectibles & more!
Eastern Shore Auctions, Inc. will be conducting an outstanding online only estate auction. Quality items include a John Deere LX280 riding mower, yellow pine corner cabinets, Barrister bookcases, antique oak hall tree and dressers, Jamestown Sterling cherry dining table, chairs and china cabinet, Sumter Cherryvale dresser, chest and nightstand, Bassett dressers and other quality furniture, original artwork by Grover Cantwell, Myrna McGrath, Barbara Beauchamp and others, selection of firearms including Henry, Remington, Ruger, Savage and more, glassware including Fostoria and Fenton and other collectibles. This is a huge auction of quality items. See website for additional items and photos.
Bidding is currently open and ends on
Wednesday, June 1, 2022 starting at 5 PM. Preview Date & Time: Tuesday, May 24, 2022 from 4 to 6 PM. Check out our website at:
Preview Location: 28620 Ocean Gateway, Salisbury, MD 21801
DELAWARE ESTATE SALES 1323 Newport Gap Pike, Wilmington, DE 19804 Next Auction: Sunday, June 26th @ 10:00am
302-327-9017 or 302-668-7309 www.estatesalesofdelaware.com R084297
Checkout Date & Time: Saturday, June 4, 2022 from 9 AM to 12 PM. No exceptions.
EASTERN SHORE AUCTIONS Auction Hotline 443-235-5717 or 410-548-3137 Visit our website for details easternshoreauctions.com
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FLYING PIG AUCTIONS
AMERICANA, FINE ART, ANTIQUES & COLLECTIBLES ONLINE AUCTION ONLINE AUCTION – PHONE, ABSENTEE & INTERNET BIDDING AVAILABLE
MONDAY, JUNE 6TH AT 5 P.M. 867 Route 12, WESTMORELAND, NH 03467 603-543-7490 • flyingpigantiquesnh@gmail.com Flying Pig Auctions is pleased to present a fine online auction of several estates from New England. The nucleus of the sale is the contents of an attic from a MA home in the Berkshires comprised of 18th & 19th C furniture & accessories plus architectural incl early panels & doors. That estate is complimented by a wonderful 19th C doll collection featuring Rag Dolls, China head, Wax, Wooden, doll furniture, etc! More antiques & Americana from the other estates: Fine Art including Portraits & many works by listed artists; Glass & Porcelain; Treen incl interesting chopper collection; Asian; Lighting; Stoneware & Redware plus other ceramics & pottery; Textiles incl Oriental Rugs, hooked rugs; quilts, blankets & clothing; Baskets; Native American; National cash register; Iron incl lot of hinges, nails, etc; And that’s just the TIP OF THE ICEBERG! This is an exciting and eclectic sale with something for EVERYONE! DON’T MISS IT!
The sale is diverse & eclectic – showing three of the fine accessories – a Meissen Blue Onion cover bowl together with a fine quality bronze treen trunk form lamp base plus a Folk Art carved & painted wooden leopard w marble eyes
Showing just a sampling of the great antique furniture & accessories
Many portraits incl this pr of 19thC o/c of husband & wife
Fine Art by many listed artists including this o/c still life by Eric Forstmann
Fine Art by many listed artist incl this o/c by Lawrence Campbell titled on stretcher “Chestnut Street, Phila”
Great early furniture incl this cupboard w glazed upper doors in cream paint (Provenance: ex Jimmie Cramer collection) shown w some of the Native American items in the sale
25% buyer’s premium Wonderful private collection of dolls & accessories including rag, wooden, china head, etc.
LIVE PREVIEW: Monday, May 23rd – June 6th from 10am-5pm
Showing more of the great antique furniture & accessories incl this English bowfront & just 1 of 2 carved eagle plaques
Follow the link below to see our online catalog on Live Auctioneers where the full picture is unveiled!
This will be an INTERNET ONLY AUCTION featured on LiveAuctioneers.com with Phone, Absentee & Internet bidding available https://flying-pig-auctions.liveauctioneers.com R084267
