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Fresh Collections Produce Strong Results At JSEA Americana Auction Important Group Of Eight Brock Family Portraits Sells For $52,650
This group of eight Brock family portraits realized $52,650, selling to a Mid-Atlantic private collector on the phone, underbid by an East Coast institution. The Jeffrey S. Evans & Associates Premier Americana Auction held June 26 and 27 was a highly successful event and produced robust prices, along with a few surprises, in multiple categories. The two-day format consisted of 1,146 lots of highquality material from across the country, much of which was fresh to the market, and, in a number
of cases, had descended directly in the families of the original owners. Bidding was intense throughout each day, with thousands of registered bidders participating by phone and online in competition with a socially-distanced gallery crowd. Session one began with a special single-owner session of an upstate New York private collection assembled over the past 50 years, which included a wide range of American furniture, fraktur, folk and fine art, Shaker items, pottery, textiles, advertising and country store, toys, and early ceramics. The remainder consisted of Shenandoah Valley and other folk pottery, Native American material, baskets, early iron, Bennington pottery, and country accessories of all types. The top lot, one of several surprises over the weekend, was a fine Jose Formoso Reyes (1902-80) Nantucket “Friendship” basket purse. The exquisitely crafted object with carved seagull plaque to lid went to a collector online at $8,775, possibly an auction record for the form. All prices include a 17percent buyer’s premium. Other noteworthy results included an unusual Midwestern decorated AntiTemperance figural stoneware jug selling for $7,605; a labeled Ernest Vogt paint-decorated Civil War snare drum at $7,605; an
A Cincinnati Stove Works cast-iron trade sign realized $15,210.
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It was meant to be Joseph Christian Leyendecker’s final cover for The Saturday Evening Post, the illustrator’s iconic “New Year’s Baby,” dressed only in a diaper and a soldier’s garrison cap, thumbing his way to the front as World War II raged on. But the 1943 painting never made its way to the magazine, or to the public’s view. Not until Heritage Auctions’ American Art event on July 1. The entirety of the sale realized more than $6 million. And the fact that “New Year’s Baby Hitching to War” sold for $275,000, or more than 4.5 times its pre-auction estimate, should not surprise; nor that it merited a spirited round of bidding from clients online and over the phone; nor that this was the fifth-highest price paid for a J.C. Leyendecker work. After all, it was done by the hand of the man whose red, rotund Santa Claus became one of the 20th century’s most enduring images. What grabs attention here is what will become of the proceeds from its sale. Most of the money made will be returned to the family that originally owned it. Its consignor, a man named Chadd Wilkinson, will keep but a fraction of the money realized. Wilkinson was long ago gifted the piece by the family of E. Huber Ulrich, chairman and CEO of Curtis Publishing Company, The Saturday
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“New Year’s Baby Hitching to War” sold for $275,000. Evening Post’s parent. He had the family’s blessing to sell “New Year’s Baby Hitching to War,” which the Post had rejected in 1943 because editors feared it would break the heart of mothers sending their sons off to war. Wilkinson and Ulrich’s granddaughter, Linda, gathered around the computer to watch the online auction. “That was extremely exciting,” he said. Especially as bidders fought over Leyendecker’s work, driving it from an opening bid of $82,500 to its final sale price of more than a quarter of a million dollars. “We never thought it would
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Showtime Auctions Merges With Route 32 Auctions Kevin and Jill Parker, owners of Route 32 Auctions in Crawfordsville, Ind., recently purchased Showtime Auctions, based in Ann Arbor, Mich., from Mike and Lori Eckles. The Parkers started Route 32 Auctions in 2017, concentrating on petroliana, automobilia, soda advertising, and collectibles. They also recently purchased the Indy Antiques Advertising Show, which is held twice a year, in May and September, at the Boone County Fairgrounds in Lebanon, Ind. The Eckles will continue to head up Showtime Auctions, an industry Mike has over 50 years of experience in. “Teaming up with the Parkers is a dream come true for us. It will allow us to have many more auctions a year, which will accomodate all of our collector
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friends and acquaintances,” said Mike. The first auction under this merger/new acquisition will be held Friday and Saturday, Oct. 9 and 10, at the Route 32 Auctions facility in Crawfordsville, Ind. The next is planned for Friday and Saturday, Nov. 20 and 21, with sales projected on a monthly basis. For more information, call either Kevin Parker at 765-307-7119 or Mike Eckles at 951-453-2415.
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H.C. Smith cobalt-decorated five-gallon stoneware jar, $7,605; and a Pennsylvania figural pottery pig flask, which realized $4,972. Session two consisted of the firm’s usual diverse selection of Americana and fine antiques, highlighted by fine American furniture, clocks, and folk art from the private collection of Jim and Sheri Swinehart, Cincinnati, Ohio; early firearms and Shenandoah Valley folk art from the private collection of Margie and Gordon Barlow, Augusta County, Va.; and an important group of California paintings from the Russell and Doris Evitt estate collection, Jackson, Calif. The offerings included a diverse range of rare objects that generated tremendous presale excitement from collectors and institutions. The top lot, at $52,650, was an important group of eight Brock Family (Madison County, Va.) folk art watercolor profile portraits. Descended directly in the family and fresh to the market, the newly-discovered group by an as-yet-unidentified hand went to a determined Mid-Atlantic private collector on the phone bidding against an East Coast institution. Other noteworthy results included a George
Henry Burgess (1831-1905) panoramic watercolor view of San Francisco, dated 1868, that went to a determined West Coast private collector on the phone for $40,950; a luminous Thomas Hill (1829-1908) Yosemite landscape at $29,250; and a Cincinnati Stove Works cast-iron figural trade sign in original surface selling for $15,210. It was likely an auction record for the form. A Revolutionary
W a r flintlock musket with bayonet sold for $14,040. Other top performers were a Goldsmith Chandlee (Winchester, Va.) engraved brass surveyor’s compass and case with historical Woolfolk Family provenance bringing $15,210; a fine Illinois River Vorhees-Rig paint-decorated Canada Goose field decoy, $12,870; and a rare New England Chippendale carved cherry miniature desk in outstanding condition selling for $11,700. “We were very pleased with the strong interest across the board in this auction. It was good to see bidders back in the building on sale days (socially-distanced and wearing masks, of course), and it was particularly encouraging
antiquesandauctionnews.net to witness the kind of robust, sustained bidding over the weekend that produced very strong results across all categories of the sale. A key part of that success was the fresh nature of most of the material offered. We worked very hard to secure these consignments, traveling from California to By Jackson Ryan Texas to New York, and General Washington leans over his maps in the candlelight of his tent. He hears the despair in the moans coming from the sick This Revolutionary tent and feels the oppresWar flintlock musket sive threat of the encroachwith bayonet sold for $14,040. ing British forces were pleased to see the marbearing down ket respond in a positive way on him after the to the collections being Battle of Long offered. It was an honor to Island during work with the Swinehart and the New York the Evitt collections, for campaign of 1776. instance, and we certainly The captures of hope to continue to attract two of his commore like consignments as m a n d e r s , they come to market. Our General Sullivan and Lord multi-session November 2020 Stirling, weighed on his Premier Americana Auction mind after the battle that will feature several important had taken place in Brooklyn collections of early glass and just a week before. “Good other fine material from God, what brave fellows I across the country, so we are must lose,� wrote looking forward to another Washington after watching exciting sale,� commented the battle turn south for the company president and aucrevolutionaries. Legend has tioneer Jeffrey S. Evans followit that after he ordered the ing the sale. For complete auction retreat of his men from Long results, a schedule of 2020 Island, Washington himself sales, or more information, was the last man to leave visit www.jeffreysevans.com. Brooklyn. In his tent on To other information, call that September night, 540-434-3939. Washington made a decision and had a letter written to request four ships on which
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to transport those poor souls injured in the battle. He managed to make his tone cordial and dignified even though he must have felt a great deal of regret and responsibility for his men. A
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great leader even before he was the leader of a nation, Washington displayed in the letter both humility and dignity required of great men who fight for a worthy cause. This letter, with an estimate of $8,000-$12,000, is among the first lots crossing the block in Pook & Pook’s Firearms, Militaria, and Ephemera Auction on Thursday, July 30. The ephemera side of the sale, the majority of which comes from the collection of Joseph Rubinfine of Merritt Island, Fla., features an impressive number of letters and signatures from the Founding
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One Of Seven, Card Is Among Most Prized Pokémon Collectibles An exceedingly rare Pokémon Super Secret Battle “No. 1 Trainer” Trainer Promo Hologram Trading Card, one of seven known to exist, sold for a record-breaking $90,000 on July 9 at a public auction of comic and comic art held by Heritage Auctions. Collectors consider the Trainer Promo card possibly the most soughtafter card and arguably one of the rarest cards in the entire Pokémon trading card game. Equated to one of Willy Wonka’s Golden Tickets, the holographic “Trainer Card” allowed the owner preferential entrance to a secret game tournament, hence the card’s name Super Secret Battle. The finals took place Aug. 22, 1999, in Tokyo. The 1999 card is graded a “Gem Mint 10,” meaning the rarity is in the finest condition of any such card offered at auction.
Owners only found out the location of the private game after winning one of these cards in one of seven regional tournaments. “This particular card was given to one of the seven first-place winners, meaning there are only seven of these cards in the world,” said Barry Sandoval, vice president of Comics at Heritage Auctions. The artwork is by Hideki Kazama, a Japanese artist whose work has appeared on three trainer cards over the years. The card, with text in Japanese, is translated as such: The Pokémon Card Game Official Tournament’s champion is recognized here, and this honor is praised. By presenting this card, you may gain preferential entry into the Secret Super Battle. The Pokémon Super Secret Battle “No. 1 Trainer” card was
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Wednesday, July 22, 2020 at 9:00am
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Part 2 of the Toy Train Collection of the Estate of Ray & Betty Comfort, Sunbury, PA To be held at Freeburg Community Center, 11 E. Church Street, Freeburg, PA 17827
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VINTAGE FARM TOY AUCTION Saturday, July 25, 2020 at 9:00am Vintage & Antique Farm Toys of the Estate of Ray & Betty Comfort, Sunbury, PA To be held at Freeburg Community Center, 11 E. Church Street, Freeburg, PA 17827 330+ LOTS Including 30+ Pedal Tractors, Cast Iron, Tin-Litho, Pressed Steel and Die-Cast Toys by: ERTL, Hubley, Tonka, Dinky, TootsieToy, Carter Tru-Scale, Arcade, Marx, Franklin Mint, Western Flyer, John Deere, Ford, Interna onal, Farmall, New Holland, Allis-Chalmers, Oliver, McCormick, Many Tractors, Trailers, Plows, Combines, Balers, Spreaders and Accessories, Many New in Original Boxes. 10% Buyerâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Premium.
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To be held at Freeburg Community Center, 11 E. Church Street, Freeburg, PA 17827 330+ LOTS Many German & United States WW1 & WW2 Awards, Badges, Pins, Ribbons, Medals, Rings & Cockades; Military Bayonets, Sheath Knives, Trench Knives, Swords, Daggers, Pocket Knives, Japanese Swords, CS 1862 Sword, German Flare Gun, Military Payment Cer ďŹ cates, Canteens, Postcards, 1863 Civil War Dra No ce, German Belt Buckles, U.S. Dog Tags, Pistol Holsters, US & German Helmets, Hats & Uniforms; Police Badges, 1900â&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Driver Licenses, Nazi Banners, US 13-Star Flag, Pickelhaube Helmet Decora ons, and Much More. 10% Buyerâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Premium.
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SATURDAY, AUGUST 1ST, 2020 1506 CENTRE TURNPIKE, ORWIGSBURG, PA 17961 MOUNTS: Full-Size Alaskan Grizzly Bear, Full-Size Mountain Lion, Elk, 10 Pt Buck. FIREARMS: Palmetto State Arms PA-15 5.56 Rifle, 1911 Thompson Auto Ordnance 45ACP Pistol, Savage Arms Mod 34 .22 Rifle, Browning Stevens Mod 620 20ga Pump Shotgun, Black Powder Pistols. Browing Gold Series Gun Safe. FURNITURE: OAK: 12 Pc Dining Room Set (Like New), Side by Side Desk/Bookcase, Decorated Blanket Chest, Curios, Sellers Cabinet, S. Bent & Bros Chair, Brass Beds, Reproduction IceBox, Power Lift Chair w/ Heat & Massage. ANTIQUE/VINTAGE: Ice Cream Parlor Set, 1920â&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Barnum & Bailey Circus Wagon w/ Elephant, Clown & Bears; Scene-In-Action Motion Lamp, Lg Wick Mining Lamp, Radios incl Zenith Trans-Oceanic Telefunken Concertino, Cheney Phonograph, Keystone Moviegraph, Sakura Bamboo Fishing Rod w/ Box & Flies. MILITARY: WWII German Mauser Magazine, WWII US Bugle, WWII British & Bulgarian Helmets, 1888 German Soldier Pouch, 1962 Makarov Holster, Arisaka Bayonet, Soviet AKM Rifle Model. COINS: Morgan & Peace Dollars, 1893 Col Expo Half, Walking Liberty Halves, Standing Liberty Quarters, Barber Quarters & Dimes, War Nickels & Buffalo Nickels, Indian & Wheat Cents incl 1909 VDB, 1992 Olympic Prestige Set, Mint Sets, Foreign Coins. STAMPS: (15) Postal Comm Society Binder Sets incl Disney & Shirley Temple, Stamp Sheets. SILVER: Lunt Ster Flatware (Serv for 12), Fine Arts Ster Flatware (38 pcs), Sterling Bon-Bons, Bowl, S&Pâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s, Wallace Royal Rose Silverplate Coffee Service Set. JEWELRY: 14k & 10k Pcs, Much Sterling. 100â&#x20AC;&#x2122;s of Costume Pcs. COMIC BOOKS: 1950â&#x20AC;&#x2122;s/60â&#x20AC;&#x2122;s incl Superhero & Western, CGC 9.6: Spider-Man Signed by Zeck & McLeod. GLASS: Jadeite, Pyrex incl Berry Bowl Set & Nesting Bowl Sets, Lg Candlewick Collection. CHINA/POTTERY: China Sets incl Noritake Grace & Warwick. TOYS: Lionel, Marx & HO Trains, Aurora AFX Slot Cars, Lego, Breyer Elk, Longhorn Bull & Horses, Atari 2600, BB Guns, Dolls incl Mad Alexander & Danb Mint Shirley Temple Dress-Up Doll w/ 14 Outfits. SPORTS: 1950â&#x20AC;&#x2122;s & 1960â&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Topps & Bowman Baseball Cards, 1948 R346 Greenberg, Ripken RCâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s, Lg Baseball Card Lots, Super Bowl Patches, Al Kaline & Larry Doby Signed Bats. INSTRUMENTS: Violin, Cello (poor condition), Flute, Aristorcrat Trumpet, Ludwig Snare Drum, 4 String Banjo, Autoharp, Kimball Piano, Peterson Auto Strobe Tuner. COLLECTIBLES: Longaberger Baskets & Iron Stand, Magic the Gathering Cards, Steiff Circus Hippo & Crocodile. TOOLS: Coats 40-40SA Tire Changer, Lawnmowers, Rototillers, Snow Blowers, Hand Tools. OTHER ITEMS: Valley Cougar Coin-Op Pool Table, Oakwood A2GP Folding Crossbow, Recurve Bows incl Bear Kodiak Special, Bean Pearson Cougar & Safir, Damon Howett Super Diablo, Compound Bows, Enduracut Vinyl Cutter, Western Saddle.
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SUNDAY, JULY 26 AT 10 AM COINS: Gold, Silver. Mint & proof sets, silver, Morgans, commemoratives. CURRENCY: Confederate, fractional, 1862 $2. STERLING: Lunt, Steiff repousse, Blackington, Gorham. PENS: Elysee, Parker. JEWELRY: Native American turquoise & coral; Fine vintage handmade gold & silver charms, gemstone rings, cufflinks; Costume vintage, rhinestone, Victorian.
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delicate paintings on silk, original watercolors and rare block prints. Shop Discount All merchandise priced $6 or more is 20 percent off every day. Learn more by following the Grist Mill on Facebook or Instagram or sign up for its weekly e-newsletter. Please send your request to theplace@gristmillantiques.com. Online Shopping Shop on eBay, where over 500 exclusive items are listed, including sterling silver jewelry and collectibles, railroad china, American pottery, jewelry, French and German porcelain, original works of art, uranium glass, majolica, antique Christmas ornaments, etc. Worldwide shipping is available. Visit www.ebay stores.com/gristmillantiques center. The Grist Mill is a multidealer shop featuring two floors of over 10,000 square feet of antiques and vintage, furniture, china, collectibles, pottery and more. Sets of fine china, MCM dishes, art pottery, glassware, collectible dolls, lamps from every era, Pyrex and retro kitchen items abound. Grist Mill Antique Center is located at 127 Hanover St. (Route 616) in Pemberton, N.J., and is open seven days a week from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Visit www.gristmill antiques.com.
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BASEBALL CARDS & COMIC BOOKS 1940-1985. All Sports Cards, related collectibles, memorabilia. Call 609-203-1900 or email: delucadon@yahoo.com
WANTED ANTIQUE TOYS 1900-mid1960’s; automotive photos and related gas and oil signage & smalls. Private collector 1 piece or 500, funds always available, call Andy 914-433-2970 apace777@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. S948095
(Inspection of Items Auction Day Only - 7:00 A.M.) LOCATION: 562 Hill Church Rd., BOYERTOWN, PA 19512 (Bechtelsville-Pikeville-Landis Store Area) Nearby St. Joseph’s Hill Church-Pike Twp.-Berks County • Granite/Agateware Collection • Sterling Silver • Stoneware • Chocolate Molds • Woodenware • German Style Smoking Pipes • Oriental Rugs • Leaded Table & Floor Lamps • Primitive-Country-Modern Furniture • Antiques • Brass & Copperware • Marquis Waterford Glassware • Ironstone • China • Farm Related Antiques • Tractor • Equipment • Tools • Large Shop Anvil • Toys-Hess Trucks • Horse Saddles MAKE PLANS NOW TO ATTEND THIS AUCTION! For Photos, Full Listing, Terms, See website: www.witmanauctioneers.com Auction For: Franziska F. Thaler, Roland A. Thaler, P.O.A.
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The Grist Mill is welcoming customers once again. Pictured here is a collection for sale of unique handmade items set against the backdrop of a 1924 publicity still of Douglas Fairbanks and Anna May Wong in the classic film “The Thief of Bagdad.” Handpainted Staffordshire dogs rest comfortably amidst blown glass, Czech pottery and a happy teak Buddha. Warm browns and cool blues work to create a soothing display. The Grist Mill now offers a free design service to assist customers in creating a display for their home or business. Let the Grist Mill help find new treasures to combine unique things for an existing or new collection like none other. Contact Heidi at the Grist Mill for more information. The Grist Mill is always buying and stocking the shelves with wonderful new finds. A fresh collection now in consists of antique copper including elaborate molds and measures, hand-hammered vases, bowls and trays. It is located in the special primitives sales display. A mid-century kitchen collection has been added, including French press coffee makers, chrome canisters, jadeite bowls and kitchen tools of every type imaginable. An Asian art collection is being displayed on the second floor featuring
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Wonderful collection of redware in various sizes, forms & glazes
Fantastic early 19thC wooden painted trade sign w chickens “Justin Denison Mystic”
Fine art incl this wonderful folk art o/c of chickens
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Joe Allard’s pride & joy period QA tiger maple tea table (in black & gold later paint) w a close-up of the underside showing the fabulous tiger maple
FEATURING THE ESTATE OF NORMAN JOE ALLARD INTERNET, PHONE & ABSENTEE BIDDING 19thC samplers & needleworks incl these 2 examples: sampler by Emma Ellis Newark, NJ aged 11 - 1825 & needlework by Elizabeth Smith
MONDAY, AUGUST 3 AT 6 P.M. Preview: Friday, July 24th – Monday, August 3rd from 10am-5pm
13 Industrial Park Dr. (867 Route 12), WESTMORELAND, NH 03647 PH: 603-543-7490; 413-537-4855 Email: flyingpigantiquesnh@gmail.com
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Private collection of vintage Navajo rugs – showing 2 of 9 here
Just a small sample of the many primitives offered incl a 19thC wood & pewter floor standing candle mold complete w candle dipping rods and a late 18th/ early 19thC Windsor cheese basket & ladder
Flying Pig Auctions is pleased to present The Norman “Joe” Allard Estate at unreserved auction! Joe was a longtime New England antiques dealer. He began collecting bottles in the 1960’s, later branching off into stoneware and redware. His wife, Ann, was a collector of great primitive & country antiques. Through their many years of buying & selling, they acquired some wonderful treasures. Joe’s pride & joy was his QA tiger maple tea table found in the top of a RI barn. The farmer he bought it from held it under his arm and scraped the paint off the leg with a pocket knife to show Joe the wood was “good”. Joe cringed as the farmer ran his knife along the leg and those two small scars are still visible on the leg today. That table, as well as many of the remainder of the items that decorated their home over the past 60 years, are being offered as the nucleus of our next auction and will be complimented by other contributing estates from MA, NY, CT including stoneware; redware; baskets; porcelain, glass & pottery; furniture incl stepback cupboard, early tables, drying rack, chairs incl Windsor & Shaker; Child related incl books, toys, teddy bears, etc; Many painted country treen items incl bowls, buckets, boxes, gameboards, etc; Native American incl rugs, pipe, pottery, baskets, Skookum, etc; Wonderful textiles incl quilts, homespuns, samplers, etc ; Paintings; Mirrors; and too much more to list here. Browse all the items in this wonderful & diverse sale by visiting our Live Auctioneers site at the link provided and DON’T MISS THIS SALE! Visit us at Flying Pig Antiques in Westmoreland, NH during shop hours for live preview: Friday, July 24th – Monday, August 3rd from 10am-5pm. The auction will be an INTERNET ONLY sale featured on LiveAuctioneers.com (phone & absentee bidding available) https://flying-pig-auctions.liveauctioneers.com/ 23% buyer’s premium.
Nice collection of antique textiles incl coverlets, quilts, etc.
Native American incl baskets, pottery, pipe, etc – showing some interesting examples here incl Passamaquoddy corn & strawberry form baskets, sweet paint dec basket, Acoma pot & 19thC Northeast clay, wood & hide pipe Wonderful whimsical form copper peacock weathervane
The best collection of 18th/early 19thC American treen bowls & plates
More primitive painted incl a fabulous Shaker butter churn in robin’s egg blue, a wonderful shaped wall shelf in crusty white shown with a great collection of graduated treen bowls
Wonderful antique miniatures incl late 18th/early 19thC American or English iron trammels, floating week grease lamp & 3 light chandelier shown w a very sweet miniature wallpaper box
Wonderful Victorian carved oak serpentine front china cabinet shown with some of the glass & ceramics from Joe & Ann Allard’s collection There is an abundance of stoneware and redware in this sale – showing a few fantastic highlights here: late 18th/early 19thC David Morgan stoneware ovoid jug w cobalt drape dec; late 18th/early 19thC Commeraw stoneware 1 gal crock w cobalt drape dec & early 19thC PA redware folky spaniel
Period Windsor sackback & braceback chairs incl a sgnd E.B. Tracy
Great painted accessories incl early 19thC vinegar grain painted treen covered sugar bowl; late 18th/early 19thC orig blue painted treen covered jar & a ca 1820 double sided game board in nice small size
Great late 17th/early 18thC American pine linen fold blanket chest w carved cutout sides
Wonderful lifetime collection of stoneware including Morgan, Commeraw, Risley, Norton, & more shown displayed on a 19thC setback cupboard & early tables
Baskets, baskets & more baskets! Native American, cheese, splint, Nantucket, etc displayed on an early drying rack
Early painted blanket chests in small, medium & large shown with just some of the wonderful primitive paint decorated accessories incl stack of graduated pantry boxes, churn, gameboard, etc.
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Fantastic painted rooster form trade/advertising sign shown on a PA Dutch painted 1 drawer work table