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Antique Village Of Strasburg To Hold Birthday Sale Over Columbus Day Weekend Popular Shop Is 20 Years Old And Going Strong By Esther Glick
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Americana And International Auction At Pook & Pook On Oct. 9 and 10
The public is invited to celebrate a 20-year birthday party at the Antique Village of Strasburg this Columbus Day weekend. From Friday to Monday, Oct. 9 to 12, a tent sale will occur. Everything is 50 percent off. Each day, the tent will be open from 10 a.m.
AAN Current News to 5 p.m., as well as the three buildings on the property. The Antique Village was started by Esther Glick 20 years ago and has blossomed and grown, today filling three large buildings with loads of diverse merchandise. Each space is unique, with dealers
Pennsylvania Folk Art To Shine At Special Two-Day Sale By Jackson Ryan If you have been stuck inside for too long, dreaming of travelling across the eastern United States and beyond, dream no more. Pook & Pook Auctions has brought the world to you. The Downingtown, Pa., auction house’s upcoming two-day auction on Friday and Saturday, Oct. 9 and 10, will have items crossing the auction block from collections all over the country, from Ohio, Michigan, and Maine to Florida and, of course, Pennsylvania. The sale will kick off with items from the collection of Edson J. Brown and Ross M. Trump of Ohio, beginning with a stunning Soap Hollow chest of drawers followed by a plethora of pipsqueak toys. This folky collection includes many fine pieces of furniture, chalkware, a dizzying number of wallpaper boxes, and an impressive carved and painted cigar store Indian Chief (est. $8,000-$12,000). Also worth mentioning is an outstanding Pennsylvania treenware canister (est. $6,000$8,000). This turned and sponge-painted canister with its unique fish design is one of the finer examples of American treenware known and definitely one of the can’t-miss items to watch at this sale. The Brown/Trump collection in session one is full of one-of-a-kind items like a bird Ferris wheel, not a bird tree, a Ferris wheel. With four beautifully painted birds riding along and a fifth perched on top, this fun piece is sure to be highly coveted (est. $3,000-$5,000). The collection closes out with an impressive assortment
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of spatterware china. The two began collecting in the 1950s and amassed an extensive array of fine early, mostly Pennsylvania country folk art. The opening night of the auction will also include the continuation of an incredible selection of mochaware china coming from a collection so big, it couldn’t all fit in a single sale, or even two. It will be spread out over three sales. Pook & Pook’s previous Americana auction featured some superb examples from this grouping. Among the expected highlights will be a large presentation cup (est. $3,000-$5,000) with dotted bands and an inscribed cartouche. The first session will finish up with more than two dozen pieces of timeless fine art and sculptures, including a large piece by Ben Austrian depicting a mother hen and 11 baby chicks (est. $5,000-$8,000), and a beautiful landscape titled “Winter Interior Woodstock, New York” by Emile A. Gruppe (est. $6,000-$9,000). Session two on Saturday morning will begin with the collection of Ann G. Sickles and features some of the most exquisite samplers to come across the auction block in recent memory. For instance, a silk-on-gauze crewelwork sampler by a Harriet Hayden from New Hampshire in 1817 (est. $10,000-$12,000) will be offered. This sampler has a broad outer band of flowering vines surrounding a center panel depicting a maiden beneath a tree.
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Sale To Be Held Oct. 3 and 4 In Columbia, Pa. By Ron Madar The fall is a great time to be out antiquing, enjoying the great outdoors and autumn colors while looking for that special treasure. This fall, the Rivertowne Antique Center will conduct a two-day outdoor sales event on Saturday and Sunday, Oct. 3 and 4. Stop by from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. on either day, and check out the special deals “under the big tent,” in the center’s parking lot. Plus, visit the multi-dealer shop to find sale discounts of up to 40 percent off.
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Customers can browse through two floors of quality 19th- and 20thcentury antiques and collectibles including furniture, primitives, folk art, stoneware, textiles, jewelry,
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Overall Market Exhibits Strength At JSE & Associates Three-Day Summer Americana Auction on page 10
In This Issue SHOPS, SHOWS & MARKETS . . . . . . . . . . starting on page 3 SHOPS DIRECTORY . . . . . . . . . on page 5 EVENT & AUCTION CALENDAR . on page 9 AUCTION SALE BILLS . . . starting on page 7
FEATURED AUCTION: Brunk’s Premier Auction - October 3 in Asheville, North Carolina - Page 8
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Following the Sickles collection, expect to see lots more spectacular items, beginning with an important American whirligig of a soldier (est. $15,000-$25,000). At 26 inches high, this carved and painted whirligig commands attention and bears long, sweeping paddles and an intimidatingly stern expression behind his bushy, black mustache. The sale continues with more artwork, a collection of carved whimsy canes, and plenty of classic antique furniture such as an incredibly wide 19th century corner cupboard with original flame grained surface and a walnut Dutch cupboard, ca. 1800. Fifteen tall case clocks are up for auction, one of which is inscribed by John Smith of Lancaster, who is referenced
in “Clockmakers and Watchmakers of Lancaster County, Pennsylvania,” and is one of only two known clocks of such provenance known to the author. The clock boasts fully carved tympanum and sides, an eight-day works, and a carved rooster atop the broken arch bonnet (est. $10,000-$20,000). For baseball fans, the sale will also feature a baseball
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antiquesandauctionnews.net signed by the 1932 New York Yankees with signatures from Lou Gehrig, Lefty Gomez, and Babe Ruth, among others (est. $4,000-$6,000). The Saturday portion of the sale will continue with two more single-owner collections from Michigan. The first is comprised mainly of New England antique furniture. The second features some striking 18th- and 19th-century oil-oncanvas portraits, including one of a young girl holding a doll (est. $2,000-$3,000), as well as several very nice miniature portraits, brass pieces, and Delft pottery. A huge selection of sil- full-size furniture they desire, a ver follows, including a rare collection of antique miniature Tiffany & Co. lap over edge ster- furniture will come towards the ling silver flatware service, ca. end of the sale. Some of these 1880 (est. $5,000-$8,000). pieces, like the miniature china The next collection coming cabinet with marquetry and across the block is the collection inlay (est. $2,000-$3,000), are of Mr. and Mrs. George P. Bissell just as impressive as their fullJr. The pair spent their lives size counterparts. Rounding out amassing a lovely collection that the sale is a selection of internais full of heart and warmth and tional material from across the character, as well as more pond. If you’re looking to add than a few incomparably some prestige to your office or delightful and important home library, perhaps consider pieces. The sale will the pair of Newton & Son globes include a marvelous on mahogany stands (est. selection of silver, such as $5,000-$8,000). Rare enough to a Georgian silver flatware find one in such service (est. $10,000condition, it is even 15,000), a set of 18 English more lucky to find a silver dinner plates (est. matching pair $10,000-$15,000), and a where the celestial New York silver globe hasn’t been tankard lost or separated bearing the from its tertouch of restrial partAdrien Bancker ner. The only (est. $10,000thing classier than $15,000). After the that would be a silver, the Bissell golden harp, but collection continthat might border ues with an important on ostentatious. Philadelphia Chippendale Bidders will have to make that mahogany dining chair decision for themselves, as elegantly carved by an there is in fact a Sebastian Erard unnamed maker dubbed bird’s-eye maple and giltwood the “spikey leaf carver” English harp (est. $1,000-$2,000). (est. $15,000-$20,000). The sale will close out as usual Another cigar store Indian will with a selection of fine carpets, be offered on day two, this one with a few outstanding palacea counter top sized Indian sized carpets, such as an early Maiden attributed to Samuel 20th century Heriz (est. $8,000Robb, ca. 1900 (est. $5,000- $12,000). $8,000). Two Schimmel carved Interested bidders are birds, the first of which is a encouraged to visit Pook & spread wing eagle (est. $15,000- Pook’s website at www.pook $20,000), and the second, an andpook.com for additional unusual eagle on a nest (est. information about the upcom$20,000-$30,000), will also be ing auction. For questions featured. regarding condition; additional If buyers do not find any photograph requests; online, in-house, phone or absentee bidder registration; or to purchase a printed catalog for the sale ($40), customers can email info@pookandpook.com or call 610-269-4040. Gallery exhibitions and auction attendance are by appointment only. To schedule or reserve a spot, call 610-269-4040.
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Result For First Edition Of 1999 Booster Packs More Than Doubles Previous Record A rare sealed Pokémon booster set broke a world record on Sept. 10, when it sold for $198,000 in Heritage Auctions’ Comics & Comic Art Auction.
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Every few years, I like to step back and talk a bit about estate planning and your collections. Having worked on both the museum and auction sides of the house, I can tell you real horror stories about how personal property is divided after someone dies. I recall the fist fight at a sale over a rocking chair between two family members who desperately wanted it, and one was outbid by the other. I recall the set of Chippendale chairs divided among many children with the value of the set being wiped out by the desire to have each child get two chairs. First, spend some time with your collection and your family and figure out how it is to be divided. This is not the time for secrets or drama. This is the time to discuss what people would like and decide now for them to receive it. I recall some years ago, a woman left a big gift of
his illness was eventually fatal, so he took joy in dividing up his property among museums and friends. His joy and solution to the problem of his estate was to share it before he died. That is classy.
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furniture to the museum I ran. She never discussed it with us, and none of the pieces were of any interest to us. We turned the items back to the estate and let the family have them. Second is to be wary about listing single items in your will. Add them as an addendum or set of instructions for your heir. Why? Because to change a will is complex and expensive, and more often than not, something that is done very infrequently. I recall an estate where the museum I ran was named as an alternate beneficiary of some items. The executor had to explain to us that the elderly couple who owned the items had decided in their later years to give things away to whomever expressed interest. As a result, the items mentioned in the will were long gone. Mark and tag the items now, and leave explicit instructions for your heirs. Third is to leave detailed instructions with your heirs about your treasures. I get so frustrated when I see great collections being put up for sale without provenance or history. So that old chair is sold anonymously because no one was made aware that it was one of the original chairs from Independence Hall. I use this as an example because many important items have been sold without their history, which is now completely lost. Perhaps the worst example was when a noted antique dealer died suddenly and without illness or warning. He had a number of clock cases in his stock, but the works were missing. He had sent the works to various shops for repair but had not kept records of them. As a result, the cases were sold sans works, and one only hopes that someone was able to eventually match them back up. Finally, I relate the story of a noted collector who decided to get rid of his entire collection before he died. He knew
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general store and advertising items, industrial and decorative smalls. Thos who attend may enter to win a $100 gift certificate. Rivertowne Antique Center was unable to conduct its scheduled 16-year anniversary
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The Cackleberry Farm Antique Mall will host its 24th annual Columbus Day Weekend Antique Extravaganza Sale on Saturday, Sunday, and Monday, Oct. 10, 11, and 12. The safety of customers, dealers and staff is paramount at Cackleberry Farm Antique Mall. They follow all CDC and Pennsylvania Department of Health guidelines regarding cleaning and sanitizing of high touch surfaces and social distancing, and all persons who enter facility must wear a properly fitting face mask or face covering. Cackleberry Farm Antique Mall is located at 3371 Lincoln Highway East in Paradise, Pa., on Route 30. It is four miles west of Route 41 and six miles east of the Rockvale Square Outlet Mall in Lancaster County. The huge, 26,000-squarefoot facility houses a wide variety of antiques and
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sale at the end of June due to the shutdown, so those discounts are being offered to customers at this special outdoor pop-up sale. All CDC and PA Health Department guidelines will be followed. On Sunday, Oct. 4, the Happy Dog Kettle & Grill food truck will be onsite, as well as Nissley Vineyards. Rivertowne Antique Center is located at 125 Bank Ave. in Columbia, Pa. For more information, readers may call 717-684-8514.
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18014 Bath 610-390-0403 S SEEM ANTIQUES, 100 S Chestnut St (RT 248) Multi-Dlr Co-Op, 2 flrs., M,T,W,F,Sa 10-6; Th 12-8; Su 11-5. Quality Antiques in 1840’s Brick Store, 5 other shops on block. 10% off with Ad.
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17225 Greencastle 717-593-9990 the shop, 144 E. Baltimore St. 1/2 mi. off I-81 Exit 5. Antiques, Collectibles & Decorative accessories. Open Wed. thru Fri. 10-5, Sat. 10-4.
18229 Jim Thorpe 610-850-5660 ANTIQUES ON BROADWAY, 52 Broadway. Primitives, militaria, art, glass, autographs, pottery, guns, artifacts, coins and vintage collectibles. Open Wednesday through Sunday 10-5.
17257 Shippensburg 717-300-3746 INTERSTATE 81 ANTIQUES 15 Hershey Rd. (OFF I-81 EXIT 29) Open Mon.-Sat. 10-8, Sunday 10-6. Every Sat. Flea Market 8am. Vendors Welcomed. Pictures Avail. on Facebook. Over 40+ dealers.
08525 Hopewell 609-466-9833 TOMATO FACTORY ANTIQUE & DESIGN CENTER, 2 Somerset St. We Have It All! Open Mon. thru Sat. 10-5, Sun. 11-5. We have 38 Dealers. www.tomatofactoryantiques.com
17361 Shrewsbury 717-235-6637 SHREWSBURY ANTIQUE CENTER 65 N. Highland Dr. “A True Antique Mall” over 10,000 sq.ft. with over 55 dealers. Open 7 days, 10-5. Ample parking. Close to other shops in historic village.
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“What Do I Collect?” Smack Dab In The Middle: Design Trends Of The Mid-20th Century By Donald-Brian Johnson “Boy, you sure have a lot of stuff!” Looking around our apartment, I had to agree with my first-time visitor. There was a lot of stuff. On walls. On shelves. In cabinets, beside cabinets, and under cabinets. Stuff accenting every available space. Sure, it was all artfully arranged, and frequently dusted, but still, a lot of stuff. Seeing it through my visitor’s eyes, I couldn’t help feeling a bit woozy. Worse yet, this first-time visitor wasn’t just anybody. This was a handyman, here to install a new shelf for, even more stuff. I trotted out my time-honored excuse: “Well you see, I
write articles about things people collect, so I end up collecting a lot of those things myself.” “Wow! You must write a ton of articles.” And with a final look around, the handyman went about his business. Actually, I do write a lot of articles. But I don’t collect everything I write about. No room for vintage washing machines. No garages for classic autos. Not enough ceiling space to hang marionettes, no cupboard spacious enough to store Carnival glass, no drawers roomy enough to hold hundreds of Christmas tree pins. But nonetheless, plenty of stuff. And, since this is my birthday month, when (hopefully) even more stuff will come my way, the time
This is a Higgins Glass “Carnival” wall clock from the early 1960s. Chunks of “Lady head vases” proved a boon for fused glass mark the hours on the pat1950s florists looking to sell their over- terned glass slab, 11.5 inches square, stock, “Ermyn-Trude” is by Betty Lou est. $500-$600. Photo by Leslie Piña. Nichols, 6.25 inches high, est. 1940s and ’50s continue to $200-$225. fascinate collectors. Our seemed right to answer a hearth is packed with stylized question I get asked more servers by Marc Bellaire, but often than you’d think: “So, I’m particularly partial to figuwhat do you collect?” Here it rals. In that imaginative linegoes. up: Betty Harrington (Ceramic Mid-Century Ceramics Arts Studio), Hedi Schoop, The clean lines and vivid Betty Lou Nichols, Joy colors of ceramics from the Thompson, Marwal, Elzac, and Copa de Oro. Thankfully, they don’t take up much room. Higgins Glass I was lucky enough to become friends with, and
Wartime romance, as depicted on What’s age except a number? Vogue Picture Record #R 719, “Have I Octogenarian Mae West teamed up Told You Lately That I Love You?,” est. with “Somebody’s Chyldren” to record $75-$100. “Way Out West” in the 1960s, est. A selection of “untold stories” were $20-$30. featured in Giant Superman Annual #8 (Winter 1963-64), est. $20-$25.
This Marc Bellaire ceramic platter “The Four Seasons” was a children’s depicting stylized mermaid is 12.25 quartet by Ceramic Arts Studio inches diameter, est. $175-$200. of Madison,Wis., 1949, est. $300-$350/set. write extensively about, pioneer glass artisans Michael and Frances Higgins. But even light-up bases, and revolving if I didn’t know them from figurines have taken over the Adam, I’d still be awestruck by apartment. Over the top? their plates, bowls, sculptures, Sure. But what a great converand oh-so-many-more exam- sation-starter (or stopper). Paper Goods ples of fused glass artistry. I’ve got bins full of vintage Christmas You name it, I’ve (proba- magazines, from TV Guides to bly) got it. Ceramics. Superman comics. They share Magazines. Cards, record quarters with World War II memorabilia albums, and sheet music. “homefront” (patriotic sheet music, ration Unpacking is a chore, but once completed, holiday cards, “Golden Age of Radio” décor evokes a seasonal spir- publications, and the like). Oh, it even the Grinch would find and old greeting cards. Wondering what get-well irresistible. cards, anniversary cards, and Moss Lamps Ever since I wrote a book birthday cards looked like in about them, these oh-so-nifty the not-so-distant past? Just Plexiglas ’50s lamps, with ask, and I’ll pull out the Continued on page 10 their enormous shades,
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Large, colorful & graphic antique hooked rug of house & trees w/floral border – mounted for wall hanging Wonderful early 19thC large folk art o/c riverscape w/figures - overall framed size 44”x52”
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FEATURING THE ESTATE OF JEANNE & ANTHONY RODRIGUES INTERNET, PHONE & ABSENTEE BIDDING MONDAY, OCTOBER 12, 2020 AT 6 P.M. LIVE PREVIEW: Friday, October 2nd – Monday, October 12th from 10 A.M.-5 P.M.
Diversity abounds in this sale! Life size mid-century animated Santa Claus from a Greenfield, MA dept. store & a collection of Anna Lee stuffed dolls incl this rare Rudolph and more not shown
Great 19thC red & black grain painted 2 door over 2 door cupboard
13 Industrial Park Dr. (867 Route 12), Westmoreland, NH 03647 PH: 603-543-7490;
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Email: flyingpigantiquesnh@gmail.com https://flying-pig-auctions.liveauctioneers.com/ Flying Pig Auctions is pleased to present the Estate of Jeanne & Anthony Rodrigues of Warren, RI at UNRESERVED Online Auction. This collection is the culmination of a lifetime of searching the New England area for the finest antiques. Anthony and Jeanne were married in 1969, and began collecting antiques together as newlyweds. Over time, as their tastes became more refined, they focused on early Americana. And now, after being the caretakers of this wonderful collection for over 40 years, the time has come to share their beloved antiques for other collectors to enjoy. Their modest home was filled with painted cupboards & blankets chests plus work stands & tavern tables that were decorated with all manner of antiques such as Jeanne’s favorite obsession - a vast collection of pantry boxes incl. Shaker & other variations of paint decorated in oval & round forms plus early lighting; redware, stoneware & toleware; gameboards; treen incl. plates, bowls & utensils; carvings; toys; etc. And the walls were full too! Paintings and samplers as well as mounted hooked rugs, etc. The Rodrigueses’ collection is the nucleus of this fine sale and is complimented by a few smaller New England estates featuring cast-iron toys; early glassware; paintings; weathervanes; a very interesting collection of Anna Lee dolls; a life size mid-century store display Santa from an old Greenfield, MA department store and so much more! Our auction preview room is bursting at the seams! Come see for yourselves at our live preview at Flying Pig Antiques during shop hours October 2 – October 12 from 10am-5pm. Follow the links to see our online catalog on Live Auctioneers where the full picture in unveiled! Visit us at Flying Pig Antiques in Westmoreland, NH during shop hours for LIVE PREVIEW: Friday October 2nd – Monday October 12th from 10 A.M.-5 P.M. This will be an INTERNET ONLY AUCTION featured on LiveAuctioneers.com (phone & absentee bidding available) https://flying-pig-auctions.liveauctioneers.com/ 23% buyer’s premium.
Rare 19thC Enfield, NH Shaker poplar 3 drawer work stand w/breadboard ends in orig. paint shown with a sample of the Shaker oval pantry boxes
Antique country store multi drawer cabinet w/revolving display in old black paint
Many samplers, embroideries etc incl. this interesting painted & thread embroidered example of birds in a nest
Wonderful antiques in many categories incl these early examples: a ca 1740-1755 CT maple & pine Windsor tavern table in old surface & fine small proportions; hearth brooms, great painted trade sign, 19thC chestnut bottle & decanter plus an 18thC fireside chair
Lots of antique lighting incl. lanterns, candlesticks and other interesting lighting devices in tin & iron displayed on an antique wall shelf w/shaped sides & plate rails
Some of the fine antique tables & stands incl. an 18thC rare CT cherry & pine candlestand w/octag top & boxed stretcher base in black paint; a Hepplewhite 1 drawer work stand in old red paint w/ cross stretcher base & a 19thC 1 drawer stretcher based work table w/breadboard ends
Wonderful antique school of Mittenwald German violin w/unmarked silver fitted bow Great 18thC stepback cupboard in red paint displaying the vast collection of Jeanne Rodrigues’ pantry boxes Wonderful antique boxes & miniatures incl. spice box w/tins, New England pipe box in old red; tea caddies in tortoise shell & burl walnut & 3 dr chest Fine 19thC ceramics incl. Flow Blue, Canton & Fitzhugh w/cut out base
Collection of antique stone fruit incl. grapes, apples, pears, strawberries, oranges, cherries, etc displayed in a large 19thC glass compote
Very sweet 19thC large size 17-3/4”x14-3/4” w/c of a young boy in garden w/flowers, trees, urn – unframed
Showing just a sample of the 18th/early 19thC painted furniture & accessories incl. grain bin, diminutive blanket chests & cupboard; wall box & decoy
Fantastic 19thC grain bin in mustard paint shown w/a collection of antique stoneware
Nice private collection of antique cast-iron vehicles incl. Hubley, Arcade, Kenton, Kilgore, etc displayed on two antique carved wall shelves – 1 w/shaped & heart cut out sides
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Antique toys incl. 2 great painted Noah’s Arks w/wooden animals; wonderful automaton bear; wooden block puzzle, marbles, etc
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Important Milton Avery Painting “Birds Over Sea” Heads To Auction Proceeds Will Benefit The Luther W. Brady Foundation
AUCTION BY: Martin & Rutt Auctioneers Ephrata & New Holland, PA AY-002189-L John J. Rutt II, 717-587-8906 Michael J. Martin, 717-371-3333
AUCTION FOR: EVELYN D. (late OWEN) MITCHELL R063559
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FRIDAY (OCTOBER 9 @ 4:00 P.M.) FURNITURE: Sofa; DRS; BRS; chest of drawers; child’s roll top desk; APPLIANCES: Refrigerator; Washer; Dryer; Freezers; TV; DISHES: Pyrex; pots; pans; all types of dishes; collectibles; TOYS: Fisher Price; Tonka Trucks; old sled; pedal toys (tractor patrol, etc.); MISC: Costume Jewelry; pictures; Wine Press; oil lamps; holiday décor; bar décor; jugs; linens; pictures; antique cooler; COINS; GOLD (1853 $1, 1849 $1 1905 $5) PROOF SETS; Large cents; Silver (halves/dimes/nickels) Indian heads, plus much more, etc. REAL GOOD HOUSEHOLD SALE OVER 50 YEARS OF COLLECTIONS, still unpacking! SATURDAY (OCTOBER 10 9:00 A.M.) (TOOLS-GUNS-VEHICLES-ETC) TOOLS: All types of tools for everyone, CRAFTSMAN/SNAP-ON/MAC ETC; Craftsman Radial Arm Saw; Air Compressor; Champion 3500 Generator (like new); Welder (220); ARC Spot Miller Generator/welder; Steelworkers SPUD wrenches; Craftsman ¾ socket set; tools of all types; MACK BULL DOG & EMBLEMS; VEHICLES: 1930 Model A truck; 1930/31 Model A frame; MODEL A PARTS; 1947 Willy’s Jeep; 1968-1970 C/30 farm truck; 2002 F-150 XL Triton V8 w/title (rust); 2003 F-150 XL Triton V8 (no title); early 1950’s MGA frame w/parts to complete; GUNS LIST ON WEBSITE; MISC: all types of traps; lots of old books/manuals (Allis Chalmers/Case/Cummins/etc.) Craftsman riding mower; Sleigh; FARM IMPLEMENTS; REAL GOOD TOOL SALE NOTE: ONLY Partial listing, still finding treasures. Guns and Coins not on premises till sale date. Terms: Cash or good PA Check. Announcements day of sale take precedence. Not responsible for accidents.
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From Northumberland, Take SR 11 – Point Township Dr., North 5 miles, Turn Left onto Epler Rd. to auction. Quality Antiques, Collectibles & Primitives: Painted Red Dropleaf Table; Oak Desoto Dining Room Table; Marble Top Wash Stand; Walnut Center Table; Oak Bow Front China Closet; Cherry Long Drop Gateleg Table; 5 pc. Mod. Pine Queen Bedroom Suite; Half Size Blanket Box; 6 Shelf Bookcase; Full Sz. Cannonball Bed; Modern Quilt Rack; Glass Industrial Style Desk; Console Phone (works); Early Rocker; Drum Table; Fancy Works; French Curio; 2½ Spindle Plank Bottom Chairs; Fiddleback Chairs; Full Spindle Plank Bottom Chairs; Wash Stand w/Towel Bar; Baby Cradle; Childs Rocker; Wash Stand w/Dovetailed Gallery; Occ. Chairs; French Curio Cabinet; Console Photograph (works); Edison Standard Phonograph; Clarks 2 Drawer Spool Cabinet; Stoneware: 6 Gal. Blue Dec. Churn (cracked); 5 Gal. Haxstun & Co. Dec. Crock; 3 Gal. Blue Bee Stinger; 5 Gal. Bristol Glazed Crocks & Jugs; 10 & 15 Gal. Crocks; Lamps: Oil, 9 Miniature, Aladdin, Bridge, Single Student, & Others, Lamp Parts & Shades; McHenry Whiskey Bottle; Bristol Vases; Fine Cut & Pattern Glassware; Early Custard Glass; Artist Signed Fenton; Mt. Washington Shaker; Vaseline Glass; Lg. Selection of Carnival Glass w/Many Different Base Glass Colors; Numerous Northwood Pcs.; Fine Grouping of Pattern Examples & Carnival Patterns; Daisy & Button, Grape & Cable, Blackberry, Acorn, Stork, Trouff, Shell, 3 Fruit, Chrisantinum, Persian (Water Sets, Bowls, Compotes, Cups, Mugs & ? Pcs.; L.C. Tiffany Pitcher (damaged); Pair Light Shades; Signed String Glass Shade; Laulieque Nude Statue; Planters Peanut Jars; Planters Tin; Store Jars & Apothecary Jars; Italian Millefiori; Cruet & Paper Weights; Numerous Other Paper Weights in Various Sizes & Styles; Case Glass & End of Day Pcs.; Satin Glass Grouping in Blues, Pinks, Yellow & Lavender in the forms of Bisque Jars, Eurs, Cruets, Rose Bowls, Vases, Brides Basket; Hobnail Pitcher; Opalescent Examples: Swirled Pitcher, Fluted Bowls, Ribbon Edged Bowls, Pickle Castor, Amberina, Cobalt Blue, Box Fan; Afghans & Pillows; Linens; Quilted Wall Hangers; 5 Leaded Light Shades; Green Jardinière & Pedestal; Benningtonware Pitchers; Blue Spongeware: Pitcher’s; Chamber Pots, Plates, Cup & Saucer. Yellowware; Molds, Pitchers, Blue Salt Glazed, Butter & Salt Box. Redware: Jar, Spittoon, Food Mold, Jug, Wattware; Sm. Selection of Roseville, Early China: Flow Blue, Gaudy Welsh, Gaudy Ironstone, Stick Spatter, Soft Paste, Leedsware, Transferware, Red, Blue, Brown; 59 pcs. Late Adam’s Rose, Sprigware, Majolica; 20 pcs. Hummel’s, Hummel’s Plate Collection; Graniteware: Coffee Pot, Basins, Roasters, Rolling Pins, Wooden Kitchen Items; New Haven Mantle Clock; Flax Comb; Lg. Collection of Cast Iron Cookware: 38 Pans/Skillets, Cherry Seeders, Meat Choppers, Grinders, Sm. Kettles, Dutch Oven, Kettle w/3 Foot, 2 Sausage Stuffers, Tin Spice Set; Copper Luster, Brass Pails, Adv. Oil Cans, Oyster Tins, Lg. Slaw Board, 12 Hole Candle Mold, Out Quilt Rack, Wooden Butter Bowl, Kettle Forks, Strainers, Kettle Stirrer; Collector Plates & Dolls; Selection of Modern China & Glass; Flatware, Stainless & Silver Plate; Modern Oriental Decorative Items; Delaval Matchsafe, Miners Light, Civil War Buttons; Hair Combs; Sm. Tramp Frame; Salty Razors; Mesh Purse; Watches: 10K Gold Filled Pocket Watch; Coin Silver Cased Watch; Ladies Elgin Watch; Illinois Pocket Watch; Elgin Mans; Pocket Watch; Masonic 32nd Degree Watch Fob; Bisque Figurines, Covered Dishes; Such as Admiral; Squirrel Nut Dish; Hen on Nest; Honey Comb Dish; Silver Plate Items; Sterling Based Bowls & Dishes; Sm. Selection of Pink Depression Stainless Cookware; Sunbeam Mixer; Modern Sm. Kitchen Appliances; Freeburg Fire Police Uniform Hat & Badge; Freeburg Saving Bank; Adv. Plates: B.F. Harley, Freeburg; S.G. Kerstetter, Meiserville; D.O. Snyder, Middleburg; Decorative China Bowls & Covered Pcs.: R.S. Russian, R.S. German, Austria; Wedgewood, Lusterware; Strait Razors; Ice Cream Scoops; Baskets; Castor Set, Cup, Plates, McCoy Pcs.; Hess Trucks & More.
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ANTIQUE & FINE FURNISHINGS: Hickory Chair Highboy; Baker; Sligh; Berkey & Gay; Bevan-Funnell; Henkel Harris; Victorian; Barrister Bookcases; Garden Furniture; Mirrors; Rugs. PIANOS: Kohler and Campbell Grand Piano w/Bench; Antique Player Piano w/Rolls. COLLECTIBLES & DECORATIVE ARTS: Pickar/Challinor Plate; Transferware; Waterford; Christmas; Grundig Radio; Folk Art Birds; Williamsburg Collection; Asian Arts; John Friedrich & Bro. Violin; A. Galiano Mandolini; Wee Forest Folk Collection. ART: Paintings and Prints. E. La Foret; R. Lowry; Dorit Levi; Richey; More. HOUSE & HOME: 33’ Antique Wrought Iron Acorn Fence.
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LOCATED AT: 420 Linden St., East Earl, PA 17519. DIRECTIONS: From E. Main St. in Terre Hill, turn North on Linden St. (at gas station) to property on right. GENERAL LISTING: An avid collector of rare antiques, Owens collection is being sold at absolute auction including, beautiful balance scales in glass case; portable jewelers scales; railroad lanterns; many rare lanterns; (3) coffee grinders; several wood carved ducks & geese; many local photos; (20+) pcs. of graniteware; oil carrier & 6 jars; many oil jars; wooden horse statue; old PA inspection sign; WWII sign; other old signs; old beer adv.; 18” cast metal Elk; Oak sideboard w/top; several old blanket chests; old wooden boxes; cast-iron Monkey; (15+) other cast-iron doorstops (some Hubley); old Brass transit; (8+) old Brass string bells; Brass school bells; Brass harness bells; Brass quoits; Brass pump; (6) Brass buckets; (100+) framed photos & prints; Sperry New Holland items; (20+) old baskets, some Rye; (30+) old crocks & jugs; (8+) redware pottery; old toy trucks; rare glass butter churns; vintage trucks; old wooden ladders; old license plates; iron molds; several showcases; (dozens) of old stoneware items of all kinds; (8+) Bennington pitchers; cigar molds; old axes; wooden rakes; Keystone chick feeders; umbrella stands; lots of old china; glassware of all kinds; kettle hangers; this is only a small listing. Bring your chair for an all day auction, no junk, food served. Please visit our website for pictures www.martinandrutt.com
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An important, poetic, mature period. The subtle paint large-scale paintings on mature-period work by Milton color harmonies are those he canvas. Avery (1893-1965), “Birds Over favored, and the tremendous These larger scale paintSea,” 1957, will highlight sense of order, color and ings, coupled with the subtle Brunk’s Premier Auction on space that occurred from his color harmonies that he had Saturday, Oct. 3, at Brunk’s many years of exploring paint, been using since he suffered a main saleroom in Asheville, brush, and its effects on can- massive heart attack in 1949, N.C. The sale of the painting is vas. The result is a simple but would mark a breakthrough in to benefit The Luther W. Brady powerfully controlled compo- his painting and usher in this Foundation. It is estimated at sition, flattened but expan- “mature period.” His wife, $800,000-$1,200,000. Sally, in an interview after Dr. Luther W. Brady, Avery’s death in 1965, said who passed away in of the period following 2018, was a worldhis heart attack that he renowned radiation went on to do his “most oncologist and lifelong meaningful work.” art collector whose pasHis friend, Mark sion and enthusiasm for Rothko, would eulogize science and for the arts this great artist in his led him to give, both in Memorial Address on Jan. life and in death, to the 7, 1965, in what stands as public trust, to institua lasting and intimate tions, and to all for the tribute: “Avery is first a benefit of future genergreat poet. His is the ations. It was his desire poetry of sheer lovelithat “Birds Over Sea” ness, of sheer beauty. would help to ensure his Thanks to him this kind of work to support stupoetry has been able to dents of both science survive in our time. This and the arts would conalone - took great tinue in perpetuity. In courage in a generation his extraordinary life, he Milton Avery’s “Birds Over Sea,” from 1957, is an oil- which felt that it could was a world-class pio- on-canvas, 56-by-42 inches, signed lower left “Milton only be heard through neer of advancements in Avery 57,” and titled, dated and signed verso canvas, clamor, force and a show medicine and, beginning from the collection of Luther W. Brady, courtesy Milton of power. But Avery had in 1953, a friend to Avery Trust / Artists Rights Society (ARS), New York, that inner power in which artists, gallerists, direc- (est. $800,000-$1,200,000). gentleness and silence tors, and curators of proved more audible and major museums. poignant. There have Milton Avery (1885-1965) sive, exquisitely organized been several others in our was an American modernist and intentional. generation who have celepainter who famously created In the summer of 1957, brated the world around a unique style of representa- Milton Avery arrived at them, but none with that tional art, abstracted into its Provincetown, Mass., to paint, inevitability where poetry most basic colors and shapes. and reconnect with two old penetrated every pore of the His paintings remained rela- friends, Mark Rothko and canvas to the very last touch tively unknown until 1929, Adolph Gottlieb. The home of the brush. For Avery was a when the Phillips Collection in which he, his wife, Sally, and great poet inventor who had Washington, D.C., became the his daughter, March, would invented sonorities never first museum to purchase his share provided a larger space seen nor heard before. From work. Exhibitions at the on the second floor in which these we have learned much Phillips Collection and at the to paint. He would usually do and will learn more for a long Whitney Museum of American oil paintings on paper in the time to come.” Art further solidified his repu- summer and then translate Today, Avery’s works are tation as a seminal American those to larger canvases in held in the collections of the artist. the winter. In 1957, motivated National Gallery of Art in “Birds Over Sea,” 1957, is by a larger space and perhaps Washington, D.C., the Tate the embodiment of Avery’s his two friends, he began to Gallery in London, The
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Preview Times - Friday, October 9 from 2:00 P.M. thru 5:00 P.M. and Saturday, October 10 from 7:00 A.M. *The following is just a very general list of items to be sold. Photos representing the entire auction will be posted on our website www.horstauction.com on Friday, October 9. Sale to be held at the Horst Auction Center, 50 Durlach Rd., EPHRATA, PA 17522 (The corner of Rt. 322 & Durlach Rd., approx. 2½ miles west of Ephrata) ANTIQUES & COLLECTIBLES - Outstanding Collection of Vintage Milk Bottles, Cast-Iron, Sterling Silver, Copper & Brass, LongabergerŽ Baskets & Associates, CHRISTMAS & SEASONAL DECORATIONS; CHINA & GLASSWARE; POTTERY; ESTATE & COSTUME JEWELRY; COINS; LINENS & TEXTILES; ARTWORK & PRINTS; BOOKS & PAPER; TOYS; MODEL TRAINS & ACCESSORIES; SPORTS CARDS & MEMORABILIA; DOLLS & STUFFED ANIMALS; HOUSEHOLD GOODS; TOOLS; BOX LOTS & MANY OTHER ITEMS TO BE SOLD! Accepted Payments - Cash or PA Check, Visa, MasterCard & Debit Card with 3% fee. No out-of-state checks without prior approval. Sale For: H. LEE DELONG ESTATE J. ROGER DROLET & OTHERS
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SATURDAY, OCTOBER 10, 2020 - 8:30 A.M. To be held at 4401 Philadelphia Ave., Chambersburg, PA 17202 4 miles North of Chambersburg, along Rte 11 FURNITURE 12:00 Noon: Walnut jelly cupboard; one door Sheratons cabinet; 8â&#x20AC;&#x2122; meeting house folding bench; mortised bench; childâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s contemporary Queen Ann table; crock bench; early walnut molded leg drop leaf table; plus more. EARLY TOOLS/BLACKSMITH: Ring anvil; 2 horn anvils; swedge blocks; trammels; fireplace toaster; firemanâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s axe; blacksmith tools; horse-drawn score out plow; early tools; and irons; glue pots; hammers; dividers; ornamental iron; brass edge squares; broad axes; etc. MISCELLANEOUS: Wooden 72 drawer apothecary hardware store cabinet; wooden wheel hucksters cart; doctors baby covered cart; cast-iron fire alarm box on pedestal; 1870â&#x20AC;&#x2122;s rare key wind tabletop fly swatter; wagons; sleds; cherry seeders; apple peelers; Waynesboro cook stove fruit dryer, V.G. Stover; 1796 Conestoga wagon jack; crocks/jugs; brass buckets; B & Decker portable washer; Iron mailbox; collection of cigarette packs; toy truck; white button rack; Navy stadimeter; wire wheel wagons; early wooden folding firemanâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s ladder; Greencastle oven door; lanterns; microscope; seed sower; sword; boot spurs; fire chief peddle car; baskets; enamel; tin; iron; glass dome; brass steam whistle; Atlantic Oil can; leather vise; express wagon; buggy lanterns; erector set; stretchers; bells; Garland Red Flyer; seed sower; sets of ladles; tin buckets; Antique religious books â&#x20AC;&#x201C; Christopher Saur, Germantown, Chambersburg 1st & 2nd editions; Carlisle, Gettysburg, Ephrata, Reading; etc. Much more not listed.
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Overall Market Exhibits Strength At JSE & Associates ABSOLUTE AUCTION Three-Day Summer Americana Auction the market example was in an unrestored state. Other noteworthy results included a 1941 Play Ball Gum baseball card set selling for $7,605 and a group of 1937 baseball cards and photos, which went for $4,387. Session two featured a wide selection of country store and advertising, including Breweriana, toys and dolls, a collection of vintage candy containers, and a large collection of glass and china children’s dishes. The top item among the 562 lots was a rare 18th-century English carved and painted wooden doll,
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Variety Ranging From Early Baseball Cards To Dolls, Pottery, Historical Ephemera The Jeffrey S. Evans & Associates Aug. 27, 28, and 29 Summer Americana Auction produced strong prices, along with a few surprises, in multiple categories. The three-day format consisted of 1,720 lots of diverse material that generated robust levels of participation for the firm, a clear indication of vigor in numerous segments of the marketplace. Bidding was intense throughout each day, with over 5,000 registered bidders participating in house, on the phones, and online. Session one featured a wide selection of antiquarian books, including many rare
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Herman Melville’s “Moby-Dick,” first American edition, realized $15,210. The 1941 Play Ball Gum baseball card set sold for $7,605.
Friday, Oct. 2, 9 a.m., ONLINE ONLY - (High End Household & Personal) includes Baccarat, Meissen, large collection of Gaudy Welsh China, Gold and Sterling, Mont Blanc & similar pens, Fine furniture inclu. Ghost Chairs, White Marble Dining Table, a 19th C Chapotot Paris sterling Sundial Compass, a Golay, Fils & Stahl Gold Watch with Diamonds, a cinnabar model war horse, Bronze portrait bust by Binswanger, Dali Woodcut print and more! Saturday, Oct. 17, 9 a.m. IN PERSON • 2145 Windsor Road, York, PA 17366 (Real Estate on 2.25 acres and Personal Property) Photos on Website. Open House 10/6 12-2pm. Friday, Oct. 23, 9 a.m. ONLINE ONLY (Rare Coins and Currency) includes a $500 Bill, Gold Coins, Silver Coins, Red Seal bills! Saturday, Oct. 24, 9 a.m. IN PERSON & ONLINE at Auction House, 218 E. Market St, York, PA 17403 (Vintage Toys) Friday, Nov. 6, 9 a.m. ONLINE ONLY (Collectibles including Boy Scout Vintage and Current Accessories and more).
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World War II ration books were numerous, and you couldn’t afford to lose one. This handy folder, courtesy of Roberts Dairy, holds eight, est. $15-$20.
Early birthday card personalization, just turn the dial to select the birthday. Hmmm, looks like somebody’s is Oct. 9! From McKenzie Greetings, 1949, est. $20-$25.
ANOTHER MYSTERY AUCTION The Estate Auction Of The Late James Kirkwood Denham Of Silver Spring, Maryland
100’S Of Boxes Filled With A Huge Variety Of Collectibles, An Enormous Record Collection Including 45’S And Albums, Major Stamp Collection, Tools, Furniture, Artwork, Books, Militaria, Old 8mm, Super 8 And 16mm Films And Projectors, Embalming Jars, Vintage Models In Original Boxes, Cigarette Lighters And So Much More To Come!
DATE OF AUCTION: SATURDAY, OCTOBER 10TH STARTING AT 9:00 AM. Doors Open At 8:00 a.m. Morning Of Auction Inspection Throughout The Auction.
Comedian Jack Benny, with wife and co-star Mary Livingstone, were profiled in the February 1938 issue of All the favorites from “The Wizard of “Radio Stars,” est. $15-$20. Oz” take to the skies in the Wizard’s balloon, celebrating the movie’s 60th anniversary, cloth figurines, from the Warner Brothers Studio Store, 1999, balloon is 2 feet high, est. $150-$175/set.
Donald-Brian Johnson is the co-author of numerous books on design and collectibles, including “Postwar Pop,” a collection of his columns. When his Oct. 9 birthday rolls around, he looks forward to acquiring more “stuff.” Please address inquiries (or birthday greetings) This Siamese cat ceramic is unmarked to: donaldbrian@msn.com. and 7.5 inches tall, est. $30-$40.
Auction Location: The Frederick Fairgrounds (Indoors-Building #12) 797 East Patrick Street, Historic FREDERICK, MARYLAND 21701 “OVER 1,000 LOTS TO BE SOLD AT NO RESERVE THREE PROFESSIONAL AUCTIONEERS SELLING AT ONCE!” Photos Added Daily During The Set Up Of The Auction. Please Check Website for Details and Updates. We will need to follow the proper CDC guidelines for all upcoming auctions as needed to make sure everyone stays safe. These guidelines may change in the coming months but for now it is encouraged that you practice social distancing and bring your mask please.
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Czech glass musicians from the 1960s can be rare (and fragile), tallest figure, 8.5 inches, est. $175-$200 each.
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binders stacked under the bed. Records Yes, vinyl records, a whole wall filled with them. Faves include Broadway cast albums, “cool” recordings of the ’50s and ’60s, and “personality” releases. You haven’t lived until you’ve heard Mae West unleash her rock-androll interpretations. Vogue Picture Records These 78s, with their eyecatching poster-art illustrations (a different one on each side) were manufactured for just two years during the late 1940s. Only 75 Vogue variations were released. I’m missing four. Wish me luck. This And That A collecting grab bag based on things dear to my heart: Siamese cat figurines (What can I say? We have a Siamese cat); musician figurines (atop the piano, natch); Wizard of Oz mementos (“There’s no place like home!”); bendable fabric dolls (When you pose them for photos they don’t argue with you), and on and on. What’s that? The new shelf is ready? Time to fill ’er up! As the saying goes, “It isn’t hoarding if your stuff is really cool.” Photo Associate: Hank Kuhlmann. All photos by Donald-Brian Johnson, except where noted.
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of preserved open space, publicly accessible trails and parks, as well as farms and residential developments along the Brandywine River in Chester and Delaware Counties. Of those protected open spaces, the Brandywine Conservancy has preserved 500 contiguous acres where some of the fiercest fighting transpired during the Battle of Brandywine, including its recent acquisition of Birmingham Hill, which is currently in the final stages of a master planning process to become the Conservancyâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s first publicly accessible preserve. With the â&#x20AC;&#x153;Hiking Through Historyâ&#x20AC;? map, the Brandywine Conservancy hopes to provide residents and visitors with a unique tool to experience the recreational opportunities in the Brandywine and Delaware Valley regions, while reliving the â&#x20AC;&#x153;boots on the groundâ&#x20AC;? history of the Philadelphia Campaign of 1777 and enjoying the preserved landscapes that represent an important part of
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Fantas c life me collec on coll of farm related l t d adver sing, ng John Deere two-cylinder tractors, primi ves, furniture & much more! 40+ pedal tractors, cars, airplane etc. 50+ agricultural & local steel & porcelain signs, J.D. 530, J.D. A, & J.D. 435, An que tools, Hagaen blacksmith products etc. Implement wrenches, primi ves, Roseville art po ery, German veg. bowl & ďŹ&#x201A;ue cover collec on, DeLaval Cream separator Adver sing, agate CoďŹ&#x20AC;ee pot collec on, Freihoferâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Quality Cakes countertop display, peanut bu er/juice glasses etc. adver sing items mostly Ag related incl. J.D., Bu er prints, milk pitchers/jugs/crocs, farm literature, braided rugs, cream separators, bu er churnâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s, furniture, walking cane collec on, farm toys, Hess trucks, early gilded frames w/ vintage farm prints & other country/ Victorian scenes, it would be impossible to list this auc on in detail, more pics & info online. Lg por on of this auc on will be Live & Online w/ Proxibid. Selling w/ at least 2 auc oneers!
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MAGAZINES WANTED: WEEKLY MAGAZINES from 1900 to 1980, Life, Time, SEP, Liberty, Colliers, Newsweek, Literary Digest, Look, Leslies. Fran DiBacco, 123 Blue Heron Dr., W. Deptford, NJ 08086. 856-848-8040
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. WE BUY BOXING! Pre-1980's preferred. Buying singles and estates. Photos, tickets, posters, signed items, etc. 201-920-5223
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categories demonstrating signs of renewed energy. The top lot at $4,387 was a fine set of six D. R. Dimes Windsorstyle dining chairs. Other noteworthy results included a 19th-century American School folk art landscape painting at $3,276, a folk art painted wooden â&#x20AC;&#x153;SEEDSâ&#x20AC;? trade sign at $2,925, and a Nantucket lightship basket with fine original surface, selling for $2,574. After the sale, company president and auctioneer Jeffrey S. Evans commented, â&#x20AC;&#x153;This sale generated robust interest across the board, from baseball card collectors to antique doll aficionados. The overall excitement and strong sales results reflect the freshness and quality of the merchandise offered.â&#x20AC;? Evans added, â&#x20AC;&#x153;We have several fine collections in house for our November Americana Auction, so the fall sale should be another great event.â&#x20AC;? For complete auction results, a schedule of upcoming sales, or further information, call 540-434-3939 or visit www.jeffreysevans.com.
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ENGLISH ANTIQUE FURNITURE: Antique drop front desk, 19th century & English George III dresser, circa 1770. Both items purchased by me in UK in the 1980â&#x20AC;&#x2122;s & have been in my home ever since. Both are available in the NYC area but shipping can be arranged. Both items in good condition & one has original receipt. Photos & more details upon request: jafacella@yahoo.com
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