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Hartzell’s Auction Gallery To Hold Three-Day Fine Antiques Sale Over 1,400 Lots To Be Sold Oct. 19, 20, And 21 In Bangor, Pa. Hartzell’s Auction Gallery of Bangor, Pa., will be offering 1,400plus lots of country and primitive antiques, artwork and rugs, art glass and pottery, advertising and toys, quilts and coverlets, folk art and outsider art, plus much more over three days on Tuesday,
Wednesday, and Thursday, Oct. 19, 20, and 21. Items are sourced from several prominent Pennsylvania and New Jersey collections. There will be blue decorated stoneware, redware, mochaware, yelloware, spongeware, copper, tin, and brassware, cast-iron cookware, decoys, baskets, paint-decorated boxes, quilts, coverlets, toleware, wallpaper boxes, samplers, mangle boards, foots t o o l s , andirons, early lighting, cookie
This is a Tiffany Studios turtleback lamp.
cutters, wooden sleds, butter prints, match holders, bottles, postcards, glass domes, shaving mugs, stained glass windows, to mention a few categories. A diverse range of furniture is in the sale, from country to Stickley and Roycroft. Tons of artwork will be sold from artists including Sterling Strauser, Dorothy Strauser, Jack Savitsky, Edna Palmer Engelhardt, Robert Doney, Bill Gothard, Dan Campanelli, Abraham Hulk, Jacques Deveau, C.E. Foster, William Henry Hilliard, Arthur Fuller, Milne Ramsey, George Mueller, Frederick Naegele, L.F. Brute, Del Forsloff, Louis Larsen, Harry Schaare, Paul R. Koehler, Walter Shirlaw, F.C. Herbst and others. In the art glass and art pottery category will be a Tiffany Studios turtleback lamp, Steuben, Quezal, Daum Nancy, Galle, Loetz, Moser, Vandermark, Amberina, Grueby, Weller, Van Briggle, F u l p e r , Rookwood, Roseville, and This is a unique tramp art wall box more. A range of antique by John Zadzora.
advertising, toys, folk art, and outsider art will round out the strong three-day line-up. The auction gallery is open to the public for preview Tuesday to Friday, Oct. 12 to 15, from 9 a.m. to 4
Here is a rare #13 p.m. and Griswold cast-iron Monday, skillet pan. Oct. 18, from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Preview of items will also be available the morning of each auction day. The sale will be conducted with an audience in the gallery as well as participants bidding online facilitated by liveauctioneers.com. Absentee bids will also be accepted. Phone lines are limited and must be reserved by Friday, Oct. 15. Hartzell’s is located at 521 Richmond Road, Bangor, Pa. For additional information, call 610-588-5831 or email hartzell@epix.net.
Winterthur’s 57th Annual Delaware Antiques Show Set For Nov. 5 To 7 Event To Feature 60 Exceptional Dealers At The Chase Center On The Riverfront A spectacular showcase of antiques, art, and design, the Delaware Antiques Show will return Friday, Saturday, and Sunday, Nov. 5, 6, and 7, at the Chase Center on the Riverfront in Wilmington. The show is presented by Wilmington Trust, part of the M&T Bank Family. The in-person show features more than 60 of the country’s most distinguished dealers in American antiques, furniture, paintings, rugs, porcelain, silver, jewelry, and other decorative arts. Highlights include a lecture about Jacqueline Kennedy’s collaboration with Henry Francis du
Pont for her restoration of the White House and the spectacular preview party on Thursday, Nov. 4. The show welcomes all, from the newest collector to the most knowledgeable connoisseur. Elaine Rice Bachman will present the keynote lecture at 10 a.m. on Nov. 5, about Jacqueline Kennedy’s restoration of the White House, one of most influential design projects in American history. To create a White House that reflected American history and art, Kennedy worked closely with Henry Francis Continued on page 3
Exhibition Explores Influence Of Three Women On Work Of Renowned American Sculptor And Woodworker Wharton Esherick First-Of-Its-Kind Show To Be At Michener Art Museum The Michener Art Museum is pleased to announce the opening of a new exhibition highlighting the influences that shaped the work of sculptor and woodworker Wharton Esherick. “Daring Design: The Impact of Three Women on Wharton Esherick’s Craft” will run through Feb. 6, 2022. The exhibition explores the significant impact of three women— industrialist Helene Fischer, artist Hanna Weil, and photographer Marjorie Content—on Esherick’s career and development at a pivotal creative moment for the artist in the 1930s. Fischer and Content supported Esherick financially through commissions of his work, and all three women provided artistic inspiration and propelled the artist to conceive new ideas that pushed the boundaries between fine art and functional design. Featuring innovative furniture pieces designed by Esherick for Continued on page 5
This is Wharton Esherick’s (18871970) Fischer End Table with Lap Light (1932) and is made of walnut burl, 28.25-by-26-by-28.75 inches, courtesy of a private collection, photo by Dara N. King Photography.
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Model Steam Locomotive Of The Great Western Railway Locomotive And Tender Chugs Away For $15,340 Another Miller & Miller Auction Highlight Included 1869 French Style Boneshaker Bicycle Speeding Off At $10,620 Wheels in motion appealed to bidders at Miller & Miller Auctions Ltd.’s backto-back online auctions held Sept. 11 and 12, as a 7.25-inch gauge model steam locomotive of the Great Western Railway 4-6-0 locomotive and tender No. 1011 rolled away for $15,340, while an 1869 French style Boneshaker bicycle sped off for $10,620. Miller & Miller is based in New Hamburg, Ontario,
Canada. All prices quoted are in Canadian dollars and include an 18-percent buyer’s premium. The Canadian dollar (CAD) currently converts to .79 USD. Day one was a Toys and Nostalgia Sale, featuring the Bryan Beatty collection of toys and communication-related memorabilia, including a wellrounded offering of cast-iron and tin litho toys from the Victorian to the Atomic era.
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Beatty’s collection also included many radios, microphones and typewriters, with examples spanning the 20th century. The second day was an Advertising and
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A finely engineered 7.25-inch gauge model of the Great Western Railway 4-6-0 locomotive and tender No. 1011 (“County of Chester”), rebuilt and reboilered, sold for $15,340. Historic Objects Auction, featuring the Scott Vanner breweriana collection. The finely engineered previously mentioned gauge steam locomotive was the expected day two headliner and was the auction’s top lot. It
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Boneshaker bicycle featured a painted iron frame, wood rims and restored wheels and had a rear brake that was activated by twisting the handlebars forward. It nearly tripled its $3,500 high estimate. Also, a Canadian 1897 Brantford Bicycle Company (Brantford, Ontario), fully restored mechanically and cosmetically, with original wood rims, handle bars and seat, a custom-made solid wood display stand and added stamped leather pouch, rang up $3,835. “Who says specialized collector auctions are the only way to drive top results?” inquired Ben Lennox of Miller & Miller Auctions Ltd. “Our auctions have showed that great results can be achieved in a highly diverse sale anchored around two solid collections and many different collecting categories. We pride ourselves in bringing objects of merit to the collecting world.” “When I analyzed the results of the two-day September sale, I’d never seen such a diversity in the collecting genres such as bicycles, radios, microphones, tin toys, graded comic books, cast-iron mechanical banks, toy trains, clocks, breweriana, signs and advertising, jukeboxes, coinoperated novelties, steam engines, gas pumps and even a Mickey Mantle autographed bat,” continued Lennox. “We’re thrilled that people are taking notice and that so many collecting categories are hot. While advertising signs continue to achieve record results month after month, it’s exciting to see strong results across the board. We’re still unable to host in-person sales, but our Miller & Miller bidding platform, plus LiveAuctioneers.com, attracts bidders far and wide.” The first session grossed $133,045 and the second, $323,792, for a total of $456,837, including the buyer’s premium. Day one had 311 bidders placing 5,437 bids, while 426 bidders placed 8,466 bids online on day two. A Miller High Life Beer two-sided porcelain hanging sign, made in America in the 1930s and originally designed to accommodate bands of neon surrounding
the perimeter, 35.5-by-46 inches, found a new owner for $7,670. Also, a Worth and Martin (Toronto) one-cent bull’s head perfume dispenser (“Take the bull by the horns!”), made in 1902, solid brass with a glass mirror and able to accept large Canadian cents, 12 inches tall, with the original cashbox, made $5,900. A Wurlitzer Model 1015 jukebox, made in America in 1946, among the most identifiable and iconic jukeboxes ever The Worth and Martin produced, (Toronto) one-cent bull’s this one is a head perfume dispenser f i n e (“Take the bull by the horns!”), made in 1902, solid brass, accepts large Canadian cents, sold for $5,900. functioning example that actually came loaded with 24 period rock ‘n’ roll records, changed hands for $7,670, while a Wurlitzer “2500” model jukebox, made in America in 1961, an exceptional, functioning survivor example, hit $3,540. Steam engines proved extremely popular with bidders. A few of the top performers included a Cretors & Co. No. 1 Popcorn Machine steam engine (American, 1906), designed to accompany Cretors popcorn vending machines, decorated to attract customers at fairs and other social events, made of cast iron, brass and copper, professionally painted, which realized $5,605. A highly detailed scale model of the steam engine that ran machinery for the Dominion Organ & Piano Co. (Bowmanville, Ont., Canada), built by R. Fishleigh in 1890, sold for $5,015. A model
horizontal twin steam mill engine (American, 1890s), made of solid brass and painted, mounted to a fitted walnut base, an exceptionally high-quality live steam model featuring twin cylinders and a reverse-action switch, with a refinished base, brought $4,425. A Wayne Model 60 American-made Chevrolet gas pump from the 1940s, 92 inches tall and professionally restored to Chevrolet, including paint and reproduction globe lenses, went to a dedicated man cave enthusiast for $5,605. Also, an ECO Islander model 242 air and water station made in the USA in the 1950s, a complete original example of mid-20th century petroliana, with a cast body and porcelain globe, a candidate for restoration, 53.5 inches tall, brought $4,425. A Molson’s Beer clock, Continued on page 4
The iconic Wurlitzer Model 1015 jukebox, made in America in 1946, a fine, functioning example, coming with 24 78 rpm rock ‘n’ roll records, realized $7,670.
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headlines of the mainstream news media but a truly rare collection of Meissen porcelain that demolishes all previous auction records barely gets a mention. When will the average speculator realize that there is more going on behind the scenes in the mass-produced collectibles marketplace than he or she is led to believe? Market manipulation is something rarely ever talked about by pundits in the trade. And that will be the subject of an upcoming article. Thanks for reading, and at the very least I hope I got you to do an internet search of Meissen porcelain as opposed to “Super Mario 64.”
Shawn Surmick has been an avid collector since the age of 12. He currently resides in his hometown of Boyertown, Pa., and is a passionate collector of antiques and collectibles. His articles focus on various topics affecting the marketplace.
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Critics of mine will often lament that the future of the antiques and collectibles trade belongs to nostalgia-driven collectors who grew up playing “Super Mario Bros.” and “Pokemon.” What these critics don’t seem to understand is the direct relation that the collectibles trade has to the antiques market by and large. Quite simply, a desirable antique is nothing more than a collectible that is older than 100 years of age. In order for a collectible to become a highly sought after antique there needs to be more than one generation that fancies it. Ironically, I have long argued that a simple difference between the collectibles market and the overall antiques market is that nostalgia drives the collectibles trade while history usually drives the antiques trade. Because of that, over the long term historically significant antiques will always win out. This does not mean that antiques cannot lose value or dominance, it simply means that history affects more generations than that of nostalgia on a long enough time line. Right now, we are witnessing, some interesting developments in a lot of pop culture based collecting categories. The prices of key vintage comic books from the 1960s and 1970s in near-mint condition or better are now firmly out of the reach of most collectors. The same can be said for most sought after “Pokemon” cards in nearmint condition or better from the late 1990s and early 2000s. The mass media and even well respected publications in the trade have all taken notice of the interest being paid to up and coming speculative collectibles at present time. This is nothing new. I myself continue to comment on these developments on a regular basis. Incidentally, when prices at auction make new records in the collectibles market, everyone talks about them. However, when prices fall, the overall news media is eerily silent. Case in point, back in July, a factorysealed copy of “Super Mario 64” graded by WATA Games in 9.8 condition sold for a record
and bidding was intense. All in all, according to Sotheby’s, the results of this sale represented the highest grossing total for a European ceramics sale. I mention the subsequent price crash of the “Super Mario 64” game and the surprise results of the Sotheby’s Meissen porcelain sale to ensure readers realize that just because a lot of attention is on pop culture collectibles at present time does not mean that truly scarce and historic antiques are languishing unsold in auction after auction. Quite the contrary! It is long past time that collectors and investors operating in these markets realize that historical importance is usually more important than nostalgia and that traditional antiques, much like collectibles, are not dying, but transitioning. It is sad state of affairs when a speculative item like “Super Mario 64” in 9.8 condition captures the
Tickets are valid for each day of the in-person show. New this year, tickets include admission to Winterthur Museum, Garden and Library on show days. Preview the show with friends, cocktails, hors d’ouevres, and exclusive early shopping at the opening night party, Nov. 4, 5 to 9 p.m. Tickets are sold separately. General admission tickets during regular show hours are $25 per person, $20 for Winterthur members, with children under 12 admitted free of charge. Tickets are valid for all three days of the show and for admission to Winterthur on show days. For more information or to purchase tickets online, email das@winterthur.org or call 800-448-3883. The Delaware Antiques Show benefits educational programming at Winterthur. For additional information and updates, call 800-448-3883. Image courtesy of Winterthur.
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breaking price of $1.56 million. It became the very first $ millionplus vintage video game to ever be sold at auction. A lot of prominent news conglomerates reported on the story. I wrote an article a little after the sale telling collectors to ignore this sale and received an ample amount of critical messages. Are you aware that a copy of this game in the same graded copy sold through Goldin Auctions in September for less than $800,000? What’s even more amazing is that very few news organizations covered this less-than-stellar sale. This is the risk of attempting to invest in speculative, unproven collectibles and one that repeatedly has to be taught to starryeyed speculators who come into these markets seeing nothing but visions of dollar signs in their eyes. Most markets in the antiques and collectibles trade, especially unproven markets, are extremely risky from a financial perspective. “Super Mario 64” came out in 1995. There are a lot of copies out there, and most definitely more than a few are sitting factory-sealed. This is by no means a rare video game even in 9.8 condition. In the same month (September 2021) that “Super Mario 64” fell from grace, Sotheby’s announced recordbreaking prices were achieved for a collection of Meissen porcelain. I can almost guarantee many people who are fond of pop culture collectibles have never heard of Meissen porcelain. Meissen is credited as being the first European hardpaste porcelain which entered production at around 1710. Early pieces are a sight to behold and often fetch significant sums on the secondary market, but make no mistake that even some contemporary pieces are also quite coveted and valuable. The collection that Sotheby’s sold for recordbreaking sums were all comprised of pre-war pieces of universal appeal. Certain lots went for more than five times the estimated auction price, proving that demand was consistent
du Pont, Winterthur’s founder, who served as chairman of the distinguished Fine Arts committee. Bachman is curator of “Jacqueline Kennedy and Henry Francis du Pont: From Winterthur to the White House,” an exhibition on view at Winterthur starting in May 2022, and co-author of the book “Designing Camelot: The Kennedy White House Restoration.” A book signing will follow the lecture. Young scholars lectures, sponsored by The Decorative Arts Trust, are included with admission on Nov. 6 at 2 p.m. Jena Gilbert-Merrill will discuss “The Possibilities of a Box: Louise Brigham’s Box Furniture.” Rachael Kane will present “Threads of Change: Assessing a Potential Meiji-Era Silkwork Painting.” Both are Lois F. McNeil Fellows in the Winterthur/University of Delaware Program in American Material Culture.
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This 1930s Miller High Life Beer two-sided porcelain hanging sign, originally designed to accommodate bands of neon surrounding the perimeter, sold for $7,670.
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made for the French-Canadian market in the 1930s, porcelain with a screened metal clock dial marked “Made in Germany,” one of very few porcelain advertising signs appointed with high quality mechanical clocks, finished at $5,605. Also, a Molson Ale & Porter porcelain corner sign, made in Canada in the 1930s, designed for mounting to the exterior corner of a building (or post), 48 inches in height by 10 inches wide, sold for An 1869 French style Boneshaker bicycle with a painted iron $4,425. frame, wood rims and restored wheels, with the rear brake An English 1913 J. Smith & activated by twisting the handlebars forward, sold for Sons tower clock having a $10,620. cast-iron frame with steel components, rescued and restored after the post office building it served in Bowmanville, Ontario, from 1912-65 was torn down, having
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Michener Museum. “His work continues to inspire new generations of artists and woodworkers, and we are proud to collaborate with Michener Art Museum on this exhibit that investigates the inspiration he gained from his early female patrons.” As a sculptor, Esherick worked primarily in wood and extended his unique forms to furniture, furnishings, interiors, buildings, and more. Now recognized as a leader of the Studio Furniture Movement, Esherick saw himself as an artist and his concern was with form, not technique. He pursued his artistic vision in forms that might turn to furniture or other sculptural furnishings, but that was just one aspect of his art, which was complemented by the paintings, prints, drawings, poetry, and sculpture he also created. “Daring Design: The Impact of Three Women on Wharton Esherick’s Craft” is co-curated by Michener Art Museum’s chief curator Laura Turner Igoe, Ph.D., and woodworker Mark Sfirri, a leading authority on Esherick and his life. This is one in a series of American art exhibitions created through a multi-year, multi-institutional partnership formed by the Philadelphia Museum of Art as part of the Art Bridges Initiative. The Michener Art Museum is located at 138 S. Pine St., Doylestown, Pa. For more information, visit www.MichenerArtMuseum.org or call 215-340-9800.
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Heritage Auctions’ Latest Comics And Comic Art Auction Soars To A World-Record $26.5 Million auction’s outset Jack Kirby’s Dr. Doom-struck cover art for 1969’s Fantastic Four No. 86 sold for $480,000, the highest price ever paid at auction for an original work by comicdom’s most influential creator. The following day came a worldwide headline, when SpiderMan’s debut in Amazing Fantasy No. 15 sold for $3.6 million to become the most valuable comic book anywhere. Then, on
day three came one more Christmas miracle, when Charles Schulz’s Dec. 18, 1966, “Peanuts” strip sold for $360,000, the most ever paid at auction for an original Charlie Brown. By the time the auction closed, more than 6,400 bidders worldwide had participated in a near-sellout event that realized $26,555,721, a new highwater mark for a comic book and comic art auction. That topples the previous record of $22.4 million set at Heritage Auctions three months ago. “About a decade ago, the record sale price for a comic book was $317,000, and the biggest comics auction was $5 million. Look how far we’ve come,” stated Heritage Auctions vice president Barry Sandoval. “In last week’s sale
we had 500 different lots sell for at least $10,000 each, and 68 of those hit $50,000 or more. My favorite part of all this is that 26 different consignors will be receiving checks for more than $100,000 after the auction, and a couple of those will be for seven figures.” This was such a remarkable auction that a half-million-dollar lot didn’t even garner a headline. A CGC Fine+ 6.5 copy of Batman No. 1 brought $576,000, the highest price ever realized for that historic book in that grade. This has been such a record-shattering year for the Dark Knight that even a CGC Good 2.0 copy of his 1940 solo debut now sells for $222,000, a once unfathomable number. Moments after Amazing Continued on page 7
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It was a comic-book auction for the record books. And not just because Heritage Auctions’ Sept. 8 to 12 Comics and Comic Art Signature Auction realized more than $26.5 million to smash the previous record for the world’s most valuable comic book auction by more than $4 million. Records were set throughout the spectacular event, beginning day one, when at the
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Fischer, Weil, and Content, as well as artwork created by Weil and Content, “Daring Design” investigates the visual and material dialogue between these artists and patrons. “The support and collaboration from Fischer, Weil, and Content allowed Wharton Esherick to produce some of his most innovative work during the Great Depression, when many artists struggled financially, and yet the impact these women had on his art and career is not widely recognized,” said Kate Quinn, executive director of Michener Art Museum. “We are thrilled to bring this firstof-its-kind exhibition to the public to explore the connections between these women who so profoundly influenced Esherick’s work.” “Daring Design” features several works on loan from the Wharton Esherick Museum located in the artist’s former studio in Chester County, near Malvern, Pa. Quinn also serves on the board of director of the Wharton Esherick Museum. In addition, a special group of objects are on loan from the Philadelphia Museum of Art. “Wharton Esherick blurred the traditional separation between fine art and craft, adding personal expression to everything he created, whether furniture, sculpture, or the architecture of his own home and studio,” said Julie Siglin, executive director of the Wharton Esherick
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“Sargent, Whistler, And Venetian Glass: American Artists And The Magic Of Murano” Opens At The Smithsonian American Art Museum The exhibition “Sargent, Whistler, and Venetian Glass: American Artists and the Magic of Murano” brings to life the Venetian glass revival of the late 19th century and the artistic experimentation the city inspired for visiting artists. It is the first comprehensive examination of American tourism, artmaking and art
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The exhibition is organized by Crawford Alexander Mann III, curator of prints and drawings at the Smithsonian American Art Museum. “Venice, a city of water, light and beauty, has long captivated American artists and collectors who have been inspired by the creative talents of Venetians in glassmaking to lacework,” said Stephanie Stebich, the Margaret and Terry Stent Director at the Smithsonian American Art Museum. “With this exhibition, ‘Sargent, Whistler and Venetian Glass: American Artists and the Magic of Murano,’ the Smithsonian American Art Museum continues its strong commitment to exploring American art with global connections. We are proud to foster conversations about influences on American art and life.” Between 1860 and 1915, the renowned glassmaking industry on the Venetian island of Murano experienced intense growth. This Venetian glass revival coincided with a surge in Venice’s popularity as a destination for American tourists, many of whom visited the glass furnaces and eagerly collected ornate handblown goblets decorated with floral and animal motifs. As its fame and quality grew, Venetian glass became more than a travel souvenir; patrons saw these as museum-quality works of fine art. Collector interest led to
frequent depictions of Italian glassmakers and glass objects by prominent American artists of that era, including John Singer Sargent and James McNeill Whistler. During the same time, Venice’s other decorative arts industries, most notably mosaics, lace and jewelry, saw a resurgence, in part through American patronage. Despite its prestige, shifts in tastes have shrouded the allure of Venetian glassware. This exhibition displays individual works of glass with long histories in American hands, objects that crossed the Atlantic more than a century ago, in conversation with paintings, watercolors and prints by American artists who Continued on page 7
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Collection’s offering in this event exceeded expectations, again, among them the very first issue of Superboy, which, like most books in the pedigree, is the best-known copy in existence. The CGC Near Mint 9.4 copy opened bidding at $22,000 but quickly soared to $72,000. But the Boy of Steel was quickly surpassed by the CGC Near Mint/Mint 9.8 copy of 1946’s Suspense Comics No. 11, which boasts artist L.B. Cole’s iconic devil-of-a-cover. The highestgraded stunner, which looked fresh off the newsstand, sold for $132,000. Each session contained its share of thrills, wonders and delights, beginning with the sounding of the opening bell, when a Sandman-co-starring page from Amazing Spider-Man No. 18 by (who else?) his co-creator Steve Ditko sold for $156,000. Only a few minutes later, the original art for the DC Comics house ad marking the debut of Neil Gaiman’s “The Sandman” sold for $96,000. And only a few moments after that, Frank Frazetta’s original cover for 1963’s “The Lost Continent” paperback brought $132,000.
The auction also included this beloved rarity, a December 1987 daily “Calvin and Hobbes” by the beloved Bill Watterson, which realized $132,000 after some intense bidding. In that same session, Alex Ross’ indelible portrait of The Dark Knight painted for the cover of 1999’s prestige-format graphic novel “Batman: War on Crime” sold for $102,000, shattering pre-auction estimates and setting a new auction record for the beloved artist. Ross’ Caped Crusader was joined in this auction by his equally cherished and iconic “Superman: Peace on Earth” cover, which sold for $90,000. But this event was about far more than just impressive numbers for important comics
and influential art. As Sandoval noted, “There were plenty of startling results to be found throughout the five-day auction, among them the very first printing of the very first issue of the Overstreet Comic Book Price Guide. The 1970 copy of the industry’s standard-bearer, graded CGC Near Mint+ 9.6, demolished its pre-auction estimate to sell for $45,600. And an artist’s proof of Randy Bowen’s 1997 bronze statue of ‘The Incredible Hulk,’ inspired by Kirby, likewise obliterated expectations to sell for $45,600.” But Hulk likes to smash. So, too, do Heritage Auctions’ comics and comic art events. For more information, visit www.HA.com.
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Fantasy No. 15 climbed to its record high, a CGC Near Mint 9.4 copy of The Amazing SpiderMan No. 1 sold for $241,200. Only four years ago, the first issue of the wall-crawler’s solo title was selling for about half that in the very same grade. Spidey, now at the center of the ever-expanding Marvel Cinematic Universe, appears to have become the most treasured character in comicdom. And, surely, next year’s long-anticipated big-screen bow of “Black Adam,” to be played by Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson, factored into this auction’s record price for 1945’s The Marvel Family No. 1, which blew past pre-auction estimates to sell for $186,000. But this was also a historic issue. It’s but one of two copies graded this high (CGC Near Mint 9.4), and it comes from the Promise Collection Pedigree, which contains some 5,000 Golden Age books not seen since they were bought off newsstands in the 1940s. Most of the Promise
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Venice’s glass, bead and lace industries. American patrons like Isabella Stewart Gardner and Jane Stanford brought back to the United States art and luxury souvenirs from Italy, and their admiration for Venice and Murano glass is evident in the respective museums they founded. “Venice’s famed glass industry has long contributed to its historical richness and to its reputation for cutting-edge contemporary art, together with the Venice Biennale art fair,” continued Mann. “To this day Americans are dazzled by this face-off between past and present. It is a testament to the production and skillset of Venetian artisans and the bustling city’s self-made image that Americans are still seduced by this island metropolis, following in the footsteps of Sargent and Whistler to enjoy its beauty and creative energy.” After closing in Washington, D.C., “Sargent, Whistler, and Venetian Glass: American Artists and the Magic of Murano” will travel to the Amon Carter Museum of American Art in Fort Worth, Texas. This exhibition is supported by an indemnity from the Federal Council on the Arts and the Humanities. In-kind support has been provided by Christie’s. Related Exhibition The exhibition “New Glass Now” is on view at the Renwick Gallery, the Smithsonian American Art Museum’s branch for contemporary craft, from Oct. 22 to Mar. 6, 2022. It offers a global survey that highlights the innovation shown by a new generation of glassmakers. The exhibition, organized by the Corning Museum of Glass, features a range of objects, installations, videos and performances by 50 artists working in more than 23 countries. Their work challenges the very notion of what the material of glass is and what it can do. Visitors are advised to consult the museum’s website, www.Americanart.si.edu/visit, for visitation details.
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found inspiration in Venice. “Thanks to years of research, we present an accurate reconstruction of the tastes of these travelers using masterpieces of glassware and fine art that they purchased more than a century ago,” said Mann. “This juxtaposition reveals the impact of Italian glass on American art, literature, design theory and science education, as well as ideas at the time about gender, labor and class relations.” The exhibition brings together more than 140 artworks, and features, in addition to rare etchings by Whistler and major oil paintings by Sargent, work by Robert Frederick Blum, William Meritt Chase, Charles Caryl Coleman, Louise Cox, Frank Duveneck, Ellen Day Hale, Thomas Moran, Maxfield Parrish, Maurice Prendergast, and Julius LeBlanc Stewart. More than a quarter of the objects in the groundbreaking exhibition are from the Smithsonian American Art Museum’s collection, joining loans from more than 45 prestigious museums, such as the Metropolitan Museum of Art and the Art Institute of Chicago, and from private collections. Paintings and prints intermingle among rarely seen Venetian glass mosaic portraits and glass cups, vases and urns by the leading glassmakers of Murano, including members of the legendary Seguso and Barovier families. Several artworks were conserved specifically for inclusion in the exhibition, including a stunning Byzantine revival gold and glass mosaic necklace. “Sargent, Whistler, and Venetian Glass: American Artists and the Magic of Murano” gives fresh attention to women artists who were often sidelined in the history of the period, such as Mabel Pugh. The exhibition includes two linoleum block prints by Pugh that were recently acquired by the museum. As both makers and collectors, women were at the forefront of reviving and sustaining
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Carl Mehwaldt: A Pioneer German-American Potter And 19th-Century Immigrant Redware From Western New York State
German Settlements in western New York, and the site of 2 Minutes From Short Hills Mall the Mehwaldt Pottery, located about 10 miles east of Niagara 511 Morris Avenue, Summit, NJ 07901 908-273-9373 Falls. Not only did I want to learn more about his career, but I was determined to hear more about two special pieces of pottery he made for two of his sons after they died in the Civil War. I consider these objects to be national treasures today. The Site of the Mehwaldt thesummitantiquescenter.com One of the wreaths that Medhwaldt made for one of his sons Pottery For updates, follow us on killed in the Civil War. This was just rediscovered in Seattle, I arrived at the Das Haus Facebook and Instagram Wash. Courtesy of the Das Haus Museum. Museum with my nephew, @thesummitantiquecenter Island, the passengers were and drawer pulls. Other forms Jason, and niece, Alexis, on rescued, and the party made include jugs, strainers, hanContinued on page 10 their way across New York dled pots, cake molds, vases, State by way of the Erie Canal, chimney flue liners and floweventually arriving in erpots. Camehl was also able Pocono Peddlers Village Bergholz.” to identify that he made cups and saucers, bottles, mugs, teapots, teakettles, dishes, platters, bowls and coffee pots. Rarely is any of this potA Hidden Voted #1 in tery marked, but Mehwaldt is Treasure Northeast PA known to have inscribed the Awaits letter “M” into some of his 570-629-6366 wares. Some of the lidded GPS 246 Stadden Rd., Tannersville, PA 18372 Over 100 Vendors forms were also inscribed with Rt. 80 To Bartonsville Exit 302, Open 7 Days A Week a number that matched a lid Turn Left Onto Rt. 611, 2.2 Miles On Left Call For Holiday Hours to a vessel accordingly. 10am-5pm www.pocono-antiquemall.com Interestingly, I suspect that some of Mehwaldt’s lesser-known production could be mistaken for wares made in Pennsylvania and other areas It was not known until where there were Germanrecently that Mehwaldt actuAmerican potters. For ally made a third wreath. instance, Mehwaldt is known Here are remains of that to have produced a selection attributed wreath. Courtesy of miniature dinner sets, ANTIQUES, CRAFTS, BOOKS, CANDLES, of Bob Mueller. along with toy whistles in the PRIMITIVES, GLASSWARE, FURNITURE, Sometime after Mehwaldt form of pigs, owls, roosters OLD TOYS, COLLECTIBLES, JEWELRY, arrived, he established a pot- and birds around Christmas. COKE MEMORABILIA tery business, which operat- He also made inkstands with y And Much More! ed similar to other rural penholders, a form common You’ll Sack” a B country potters found else- to Germany and Pennsylvania e 3 Floors, 24,000 Sq. Ft. • Elevator B ll I’ “ where in western New York, in the 18th and 19th century. 139 South Hanover Street, Pennsylvania, Virginia and However, after researchHummelstown, PA (Just West Of Hershey) throughout New England. But ing a lot of this material, I was (717) 566-5685 his skill is perhaps what sets compelled to learn more Open Daily Mon.-Sat. 9-5, Sun. 12-5 him apart from some of these about Mehwaldt’s life. I decidwww.oldefactory.com other potters. ed to travel to the Das Haus Mehwaldt manufactured Museum, which is a part of the red earthenware from the Historical Society of North early-1850s right up until around the time he died in 1887. He must have also exported some of his wares, seeing that there was only so much demand from the small village in which he lived. He may have taken advantage of the Niagara River and shipped some of his production to The pitcher is attributed to the Mehwaldt c o m m u n i t i e s Pottery. Courtesy of The New York State along the water- Museum. way, such as Buffalo, where the expanding population had already reached 81,000 people by 1850. The utilitarian Available Now: Constance Cochrane, Scattered Wave, 25” x 3o” wares he made The gallery is actively expanding our inventory consisted of a by buying and consigning complete wide variety of art collections & fine American paintings forms, some dec-
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For one reason or another, I consider the career and life of Carl Mehwaldt (1809-87) to be a fascinating story. He was a journeyman potter from Germany who traveled to Russia and Lebanon to expand the knowledge of his trade. He then returned to Germany and eventually migrated across the Atlantic Ocean, landing on Long Island. He made his way through New York City, traveling northwest along the Erie Canal on a barge, before settling near Niagara Falls in western New York. The Buffalo Historical Society first published his story in 1921, followed by an
recorded as “Charles” in the United States Federal Census, as well as some business directories. He did have a son Charles. In a history of his life, documented and preserved because of Camehl: “Mehwaldt came of a line of potters; for his father and his grandfather before him had spent their lives at the potter’s wheel. After he had learned the trade, young Mehwaldt, as was the custom of the country, passed several years as a journeyman potter, in search of experience. In the early 1840s, a man of wealth, Williams by name, gathered together several families from the neighborhood of Bruessow and brought the little band to the United
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States. They purchased a piece of land in western New York, on the Niagara frontier, cleared the timber and built a hamlet of log houses. Remembering the village from which they had come, they named the new home New Bergholz, later dropping the “New.” Fired by the glowing accounts, which came back to the Fatherland from this transplanted colony, a second company came together in 1851. Among this group were the potter Mehwaldt, his wife, Albertine and their children. Their voyage lasted seven weeks, and as seems to have been the not uncommon fate of sailing vessels during those years, the ship ran ashore upon a sandbar off Long
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The site of the Holy Ghost Church where Mehwaldt hung two memorial wreaths for his sons, Charles and Herman, who died in the Civil War in 1864. A giant red earthenware chandelier made by Mehwaldt also hung in this church, until the building was torn down in 1906. At right, a plaque hangs on the memorial rock, reading, in part, “Bergholz German Lutheran Settlement Founded Oct. 12, 1843.”
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Carl Mehwaldt Continued from page 8
Aug. 14, 2019. The museum is located directly across the street from Mehwaldts’ house and the site of his pottery. Mehwaldt was clearly a remarkable potter based on the wares that I have seen in the New York State Museum in Albany, N.Y., as well as private collections, and an object owned by the National Museum of American History at the Smithsonian Institute in Washington, D.C. However, it is his lesser-known production that really sets him apart. Upon arriving to America, two of Mehwaldt’s sons, Charles (d. 1864) and Herman (d. 1864), became enamored
This candlestick was likely made at the Mehwaldt Pottery and closely resembles the remains of a candlestick recovered at the site of the pottery and now at the Das Haus Museum. Courtesy of Gene Pratt.
with patriotism, and enlisted in the northern army during the Civil War in 1862. Neither returned home. Charles was killed in Cold Harbor, Va., on June 3, 1864, and a few weeks later, Herman died in Petersburg, Va. Likely overwhelmed with emotions, Mehwaldt decided to memorialize his sons by constructing two red earthenware wreaths in their memory. He began with a round pottery frame, 16 inches in diameter, and meticulously decorated both wreaths with hand-modeled flowers that grew around his home; each wreath was adorned in sunflowers, roses, daisies, myrtles, zinnias, water lilies and buttercups, surrounded by leaves. The wreaths were then fired in the kiln without a glaze, and afterwards, carefully painted with vibrant colors. Mehwaldt hung the wreaths in the Holy Ghost Church, only a few hundred yards from the site of his house and pottery, until the church was torn down in 1906. Where the wreaths went next is not completely known, but apparently, Ada Walker Camehl had come into the possession of at least one of the wreaths based on the information she published in “The Magazine Antiques.” The whereabouts of these wreaths have been unknown in recent years, but one was just rediscovered in Seattle, Wash., and has returned home to the Das Haus Museum. However, it has not been previously published that
This dish is attributed to the Mehwaldt Pottery. Courtesy of The New York State Museum. This mug likely made at the Mehwaldt Pottery has a glaze very similar to the jar inscribed with the number “49.” there was actually a third four feet in diameter, illumi- Courtesy of The National Museum of American History at the wreath manufactured by nated with four rows of can- Smithsonian Institute. Mehwaldt. This wreath had dles, and decorated with In Retrospect resided in a local home, hang- hand-applied objects. The It has been published that ing above a doorway, until it chandelier was eventually was accidentally knocked over removed when the church was Mehwaldt was generally a lone many years ago, breaking into torn down, and part of it ended potter who received some dozens of pieces. It then up in Camehl’s collection, but help with digging and kneaddescended through the family its whereabouts today is ing clay and preparing glazes from his children and other to the present owner, Bob unknown. Mueller, who was generous Mehwaldt also apparently local kids. Mehwaldt is considenough to come to the Das manufactured stoves, similar ered to have been the only Haus Museum and share the to those made by some of the potter working at this busiremains of this treasure. It is southern Moravian potters. I ness, although I believe I may currently unknown who it was was surprised to see the have observed otherwise. made for, but it may have been remains of this type of pro- While studying a group of hanA lidded jar likely made at made for another soldier killed duction recovered from the dled pieces owned by the Das the Mehwaldt Pottery is in the Civil War who belonged site of his pottery, which Haus Museum, I noticed differinscribed on the side with to the Bergholz community. reminded me of an intact ences in the way some of the the number ”49.” Courtesy of handles were made. Perhaps I also learned about a huge well-published stove in the Gene Pratt. red earthenware chandelier collection of the Museum of Mehwaldt had different styles, created by Mehwaldt for the Early Southern Decorative but I would not be surprised region’s most memorable to learn if there was another wares, some of which appear church; it was described as Arts in Winston-Salem, N.C. person employed with him in to be unique to American prosome capacity. duction today. Carl Mehwaldt was an incredibly talented potter who Sources lived a tough life with many Camehl, Ada Walker. “The family tragedies. However, he Old Bergholz Pottery.” remained a potter well into his Publications of the Buffalo 70s. Mehwaldt may have given Historical Society: Volume XXV up the potter’s wheel at an The Book of the Museum, 1921. earlier age, but there was no Camehl, Ada Walker. one to succeed him in the “Mehwaldt, a Pioneer American business. This was reportedly Potter.” The Magazine Antiques a disappointment since he (September 1922). was a third generation potter, Lewis, Clarence O. and he had hoped the family “Mehwaldt Death Ended legacy would continue after Bergholz Pottery Era.” Niagara him. But his skill as a potter Falls Gazette (May 26, 1965). and an artist should never be Ketchum, William C. Jr. This lidded jar attributed to the Mehwaldt Pottery came in a forgotten. He was unquestion- Potters and Potteries of New variety of sizes, glazes and types of handles. The base on ably one of western New York State, 1650-1900 Second Syracuse, N.Y.: this example is inscribed “80” and “8.” Courtesy of Gene York’s most talented potters, Edition. who produced some of the Syracuse University Press, 1987. Pratt.
CIVIL WAR ERA FIELD GUNS-ANTIQUES -COLLECTIBLES-GUNS-ETC. A black glazed lidded jar and jug attributed to the Mehwaldt Pottery. Courtesy of The Buffalo History Museum.
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Installation Of Long-Term Loans Celebrates Upcoming Exhibition, “Lives Of The Gods: Divinity In Maya Art” The Metropolitan Museum of Art recently announced that it will unveil a new installation of two eighth-century Maya stone monuments, known as stelae, in its iconic Great Hall. The unveiling took place Sept. 2. The two massive stelae, both significant long-term loans from the Republic of Guatemala, feature life-sized representations of influential Indigenous American rulers: a king, K’inich Yo’nal Ahk II (ca. A.D. 664–729), and queen, Ix Wak Jalam Chan (Lady Six Sky) (ca. A.D. 670s–741), one of the most powerful women known by name from the ancient
Americas. The installation heralds the upcoming exhibition “Lives of the Gods: Divinity in Maya Art,” which is scheduled to open in fall 2022 and will highlight Maya visual narratives featuring a cast of gods, sacred beings that are personified elements of the cosmos, nature, and agriculture. The Great Hall display is also the first in a series of special exhibitions and installations that will present art of the ancient Americas, sub-Saharan Africa, and Oceania throughout The Met’s galleries while the Michael C. Rockefeller Wing is closed for a renovation project
that will reenvision these collections for a new generation of visitors. “This is a transformational moment for The Met’s Great Hall: The ancient Hellenistic sculpture of the goddess Athena that has presided over the space leaves as Lady Six Sky, a queen from the ancient Americas, arrives to be prominently displayed alongside a life-sized representation of a second influential Indigenous American ruler,” said Max Hollein, Marina Kellen French
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This is portrait of a seated ruler receiving a noble (Stela 5), Yok’ib (Piedras Negras, Guatemala), Cortesía Ministerio de, Cultura y Deportes de Guatemala” or “Courtesy Ministry of Culture and Sports of Guatemala.”
This is portrait of a queen regent trampling a captive (Stela 24), Estela 24 de Naranjo-Sa’al, Petén, Guatemala, MUNAE 15213, Registro 1.1.1.11100, Cortesía Ministerio de Cultura y Deportes de Guatemala, courtesy of the Archivo Digital MUNAE.
Tools: Fisher Anvil, Snap-On/MAC/Matco/Craftsman SAE/metric wrenches, drivers, ratchets and sockets, Makita compound miter saw, MAC/Ingersoll/Snap-On air tools, automotive specialty tools, Craftsman toolboxes, Snap-On and MAC cabinets, power tools including drills, routers, saws and sanders, axes, hammers, large chains, Generac generator, contractor 3hp compressor, planes, box lots and much more! Firearms (5pm): rifles and shotguns by Winchester, Colt, Mauser, Remington, Browning and more, 1862 Springfield rifle, W &C Ogden rifle/shotgun, reproduction flintlock and black powder long guns, Beretta Model 1934 pistol, Clement model 1912 Brevet, Sauer .44 mag., repro revolvers, repro flintlocks and black powder pistols by CVA, Navy Arms Co. and more! 40+ guns. Knives/Swords: Pridgen, Buck, Case, Ka-Bar hunting knives, Gerber knives, Schrade, Case, Western, Wilbur pocket knives, bayonets, presentation and fantasy swords. Misc. Sporting: compound and recurve bows by Bear, Cobra, Indian, Pearson and more. BB guns. Hunting ephemera including catalogs, magazines, advertising, licenses, ammo and accessories. Delicious refreshments served!
For photos and info visit jpandurauction.com info@JPandurAuction.com • 215-208-6481 15% buyer's premium • 6% PA sales tax • cash, PA check (prior approval) J. Pandur Auction Services, LLC AY002016 R076957
EMBASSY AUCTIONS INTERNATIONAL KINZERS, PA 17535
717-442-8529
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302-438-1217
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Selling for the Howard Reed Estate (Pipersville PA)
THE BOX LOT BONANAZA, FARM PRIMITIVES, SIGNS, BOOKS AND ABSOLUTELY EVERYTHING AUCTION!
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 23
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 16TH • 10 A.M.
1:00 P.M. • (12:00 PREVIEW) 1601 Limeport Pike,
WE ARE TOTALLY PACKED WITH GOODS FROM MANY ESTATES AND CONSIGNORS FROM 3 STATES.
COOPERSBURG PA 18036 Auction Highlights: Paint decorated items including 3-foot wooden carved figure of man, European carved sleigh, blanket chests, cupboards, Windsor chairs, early African figures and various other; Items of Interest: Dutch cupboard, barley twist pub table, carved high back chairs, early ironware, blue decorated stoneware crocks, settle bench table, decorated settee, early 19th C. artwork, leaded glass windows, Eastlake side lock chest, 3 pc. Victorian marble top BR set, advertising items and much more. This is only a partial listing of what is to be sold. Starting at 1:00 will be the contents of the barn and outbuildings, which are full: box lots, small furnishings, primitives, tools, strap hinges and much more.
THIS WILL BE OUR LAST BOX LOT BONANZA UNTIL 2022.
PENNSYLVANIA AUCTION LICENSE AY001987 AUCTIONEERS: KATELYN CALLAHAN LIC AU005869 BRIAN CALLAHAN LIC AU005870 | GERALD QUINN LIC AU005717
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IF YOU HAVE BEEN TO ONE OF THESE AUCTIONS IN THE PAST THIS ONE WILL NOT DISAPPOINT! BRING YOUR PICKUPS, TRUCKS, VANS, AND HELP. THERE IS A MOUNTAIN OF GOODS AND THE BOX LOTS ARE WELL ABOVE THE QUALITY YOU SEE OUT THERE. IF YOU NEED INVENTORY FOR THE UPCOMING WINTER MONTHS THEN THIS IS THE TIME TO STOCK UP. PREVIEW FRIDAY, OCT. 15TH 10-5 PM AND ON THE DAY OF THE AUCTION DOORS OPEN AT 9 AM THIS SALE WILL BE BOTH INDOOR AND OUTDOOR SO DRESS APPROPRIATELY.
ARE YOU AN AMBASSADOR FOR EMBASSY AUCTIONS? BRINGING THE FINEST GOODS TO AUCTION FOR ALMOST 17 YEARS!
Terms and Conditions: 13% B.P. (3% disc. with cash or check); Visa, MasterCard, Discover, Cash or Check (w/valid ID), NO PA Sales Tax. Auctioneer:
Greg P. Somers AU003981L
For more details, please call 484.375.8410; for photo details see www.auctionzip.com (ID #5475), www.gotoauction.com (ID #6166) or www.somersauctioneering.com
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meanings and introducing the legacy and rich histories of two Indigenous leaders,” said James Doyle, the curator of the installation and assistant curator of Ancient American Art in The Michael C. Rockefeller Wing. “This display truly reflects the fruitful partnership the Museum enjoys with the Ministry of Culture and Sports and the National Museum of Archaeology and Ethnography in Guatemala and highlights the important ongoing archaeological projects and preservation efforts led by our colleagues in the Maya region.”
Felipe Aguilar, Guatemala’s Minister of Culture and Sports, commented, “Guatemala is a country with a cultural wealth of more than 3,000 years of history. My vision as Minister of Culture is that the culture of Guatemala transforms into an engine of economic development for all Guatemalans.” The Republic of Guatemala is celebrating its bicentennial of independence in 2021. The Met has collaborated with the Republic of Guatemala on several loans for both special exhibitions and long-term view, including the portrait of a seated ruler receiving a noble (Stela 5), which has been on view
antiquesandauctionnews.net at the museum since 1982 in Gods: Divinity in Maya Art” Gallery 358 in the galleries will feature additional loans for the Arts of the Ancient from Guatemala and is orgaAmericas, as well as the nized with the Kimbell Art recent loan of several Museum, Fort Worth, Texas. About the Works important jade and shell works for 2018’s “Golden Artists in first-millenniKingdoms: Luxury and um Maya royal courts creatLegacy in the Ancient ed these enduring portraits Americas.” In 1968, The Met of their patrons, who ruled also hosted the exhibition over what is now southern “Maya Art from Guatemala,” Mexico, Guatemala, Belize, which presented recently Honduras, and El Salvador. excavated highlights of Portrait of a queen Maya sculpture from the regent trampling a captive national collections, and in (Stela 24), by unrecorded 1970 the museum’s centen- Maya court artists from nial exhibition “Before Sa’aal (Naranjo, Guatemala), Cortés: Sculpture of Middle features one of the most America” featured a major celebrated female leaders loan of works from from the ancient Americas, Guatemala. The upcoming Ix Wak Jalam Chan (Lady Six exhibition “Lives of the Sky). Ruling as regent in
place of her infant son, she led military campaigns to conquer neighboring cities. Portraying her with a captive underfoot and impersonating a goddess, this stela, made of limestone, represents her triumph and power. With this portrait, she emphasized both her strategic prowess in warfare and her divine right to rule. Portrait of a seated ruler receiving a noble (Stela 5), also carved by unrecorded Maya court artists, from Yok’ib (Piedras Negras, Guatemala), depicts the king, K’inich Yo’nal Ahk II, who ruled the urban center of Yok’ib for more than 40 years. He commissioned his royal sculptors to create a
row of monuments, including this stela, at the base of the city’s palace complex in a gesture to assert his power. The king is portrayed in a supernatural moment, enthroned as deities emerge from the jaws of a living mountain overhead. After his death, K’inich Yo’nal Ahk II was buried near the monuments in the richest tomb discovered at Yok’ib. Further reading on the loans can be found in an article by curator James Doyle on The Met’s website, and in wall texts throughout the installation in the Great Hall. To learn more, visit www.metmuseum.org.
MRS. BETTY BURKHART ESTATE
PUBLIC AUCTION-DAY 1
Y I N G L I N G ‘ S A U C T I O N S E RV I C E
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE & PERSONAL PROPERTY 2½ STORY OLD COLONIAL HOME 30 Ft. x 60 Ft. CC Block Garage - ZONED VILLAGE RESIDENTIAL
OUTSTANDING GETTYSBURG CIVIL WAR DUG & RELIC COLLECTION
SAT., OCT. 16
AT 9:00 A.M. REAL ESTATE 12:00 NOON Loc.: 2637 Old Philadelphia Pike, Bird-In-Hand, Lancaster Co., PA Please call Al Reist, Auct. 717-951-5088 or 717-569-2409 for inspections by appointment & a Real Estate Portfolio. PERSONAL PROPERTY: Antiques, Primitives, Collect., Furniture, Glassware, Tools, Num. Showcases and 20+ (4’x8’) Tables of Smalls w/Tray Lots.
CONSISTING OF APPROX. 500+ CATALOGUED LOTS OFFERING SITE-IDENTIFIED UNION & CONFEDERATE GETTYSBURG RELICS & ARTIFACTS (FINE CONFEDERATE WOODEN AMMUNITION BOX-APPROX. 50 PROJECTILES-1000’S OF BULLETSMANY BREAST PLATES & BELT BUCKLES INC. ONE OF A KIND VARIANT NORTH CAROLINA BUCKLE-UNION & CONFEDERATE BUTTONS-THE ‘KEARNY CROSS’ MEDAL-CANTEENS-MUSKET PARTS-SWORDS & BAYONETS-FRAGMENTS-ETC.)-EISENHOWER ITEMS INC. PRESIDENT DWIGHT D. EISENHOWER’S PERSONAL SADDLE USED AT HIS GETTYSBURG FARM-CIVIL WAR REFERENCE BOOKS-MANNEQUINS & OTHER MILITARIA.
PUBLIC AUCTION-DAY 2 PERSONAL PROPERTY ONLY
SAT,, OCT. 30 AT 9:00 A.M. Loc.: 2637 Old Philadelphia Pike, Bird-In-Hand, Lancaster Co., PA Total Liquidation of Betty’s Antique Shop & Home Furnishings & more! For full listing, photos, terms & details, see websites: www.reistauctioneers.com or Auctionzip.com #7416 under Al Reist Auctioneers.
THE KENNETH ‘KEN’ BRAME COLLECTION GETTYSBURG, PA
Mrs. Nicole Copeland, Executrix Al Reist, Licensed & Bonded Auct. AU-1637-L - Lancaster, PA 17601 (717) 951-5088 / (717) 569-2409 • www.reistauctioneers.com
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Auction for: The Estate of Betty Burkhart
FRIDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 29TH AT 4:00 P.M.
“Horst Auction Center”
SAT., OCTOBER 23
AT 9:00 A.M.
Preview Times - Friday, October 22 from 1:00 P.M. thru 5:00 P.M. and Saturday, October 23 from 7:00 A.M. *The following is a very general list of items to be sold. Preliminary photos of the items as they were displayed in the house can be found on our website www.horstauction.com. Complete photos representing the entire auction after setup will be posted on Friday, October 22. 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)
SALE FOR: LOWELL L. LANDIS ESTATE
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ANTIQUES & VINTAGE FURNITURE - WALNUT PUNCHED TIN PIE SAFE; WALNUT 16 LIGHT & Blind Door Corner Cupboards; Dropleaf Table; RED PAINTED BLANKET CHEST; Grain Decorated One Drawer Stand; SOFTWOOD - Jelly Cupboard; Wood Chest; Bench Table; Work Table; Blind Door Cupboard; Blanket Chest; Paint Decorated Chairs; Walking Wool Wheel; Yarn Winder; 3 PAINTED WOODEN CAROUSEL HORSES; Victorian Swinging Cradle; OAK - Pedestal Extension Table; Pressed Back Chairs; Sideboard; Ice Box. REPRODUCTION FURNITURE - MODERN FURNITURE - Cherry Bedroom Set; Leather Recliners. CLOCKS - 6 ANTIQUE GRANDFATHER’S CLOCKS; OAK REGULATOR CLOCK. LAMPS - SEVERAL VICTORIAN HANGING LAMPS; Slag Glass Hanging Lamp; Reverse Painted Table Lamp; Brass Alladin & Other Antique Table Lamps; Alabaster Floor Lamp. METALWARE - TOLEWARE - Red Painted Document Box; Black Document Box; Nutmeg Can & Other Toleware; LARGE ASSORTMENT OF RAW TINWARE - Coffee Pots; Milk Pails; Filling Cans; Cookie Cutters; Candlemold; Lanterns; Cheese Molds; Butcher Pans; Peanut Butter Tins; COPPER & BRASS - Sleigh Bells; Candlestick; Large Rooster Weathervane; Eagle Weathervane; Wash Boiler; BRONZE - Remington “Buffalo Signal: Statue; Small Cowboy Statue; Other Statues & Figurines; Metal Deer Statue; WROUGHT & CAST IRON - Doorstops; Butchering Utensils; Chocolate Mold. WOODENWARE - Large Swan & Goose Decoys; Duck Decoys; Butter Churn; Egg Crate; Firkins & Buckets; Cutlery Tray; Butter Prints & Molds; Shaking Fork; Painted Wooden Box; Many Adv. Crates & Boxes; BASKETS - Large Collection to Include Antique, Vintage, Repro. & Contemporary. CHINA & GLASSWARE - LARGE COLLECTION OF R.S. PRUSSIA; Ironstone Wash Bowl & Pitcher; Transfer Decorated & Other Antique China; LARGE COLLECTION OF VASELINE GLASSWARE; Pressed & Pattern Glassware. POTTERY - DECORATED STONEWARE JARS & CROCK - Plain Stoneware Crocks & Jugs; Reproduction Decorated Stoneware; ANTIQUE REDWARE; LARGE COLLECTION OF CONTEMPORARY FOLK ART REDWARE - YELLOWARE & OTHER MIXING BOWLS; OUTSTANDING LARGE COLLECTION OF VINTAGE ROSEVILLE ART POTTERY. LINENS & TEXTILES - ANTIQUE QUILTS; Contemporary Quilts; Antique & Contemporary Comforters; ANTIQUE WOOLEN COVERLETS; 1833 CATHERINA BALMER LINEN SHOW TOWEL; FRAMED LINEN SAMPLER; Several Pin Cushions; Hand Braided Room & Area Rugs Jars of Buttons. BOOKS & PAPER - COLLECTION OF PRINTED FORM TAUFSCHEINS; Books & Paper Ephemera; Repro. 1887 Framed Lititz Map. CHRISTMAS & SEASONAL DECORATIONS - Large Assortment of Santa Claus & Snowmen Figures; Christmas Trees; Glass Ornaments. ARTWORK - Large Oil Painting of Hunting Dogs; Contemporary Ben Austrian Style Painting; Austrian Chick Prints; MANY CONTEMPORARY FOLK ART WATERCOLOR PAINTINGS; SEVERAL CONTEMPORARY THEOREM PAINTINGS; Amish & Mennonite Style Prints; Foxhunting Prints. TOYS - Antique Sheet Metal; Steam Tractor; Ride-On Steam Roller; Handcrafted Horse & Conestoga Wagon & Carriage Sets; Farm Toys & Tractors; Hess Trucks; Die Cast Cars & Trucks; Marbles; Checkerboard; Dolls & Teddy Bears. HOUSEHOLD GOODS. *Be sure to attend this outstanding one owner sale from the collection of Lowell L. Landis of Lititz, PA. As always, no buyer’s premium will be charged for attending bidder’s and because this is a one owner sale, no sales tax will be charged. **The real estate, farm equipment, carriages, sleighs, primitives & all other items for this estate will be sold on Saturday, November 13 at 1099 Fruitville Pike, Lititz. Look for future sale bills for this outstanding sale! Accepted Payments: Cash or PA Check. Visa, MasterCard, Discover and Debit Card with 3% fee. No out-of-state checks without prior approval.
Auction to be held at the HARNEY VOLUNTEER FIRE COMPANY COMMUNITY BLDG (REAR BLDG) in the Village of Harney, MD (Harney, MD is located approx. 8 miles South of Gettysburg, PA taking PA Rt. 134 / Taneytown Rd.) - GPS ADDRESS: # 5130 Harney Road, Taneytown, MD 21787 AUCTIONEERS NOTE: PLEASE VISIT: AUCTIONZIP AUCTIONEER ID #50735 FOR DETAILED INFORMATION (AND APPROX. 650 + IMAGES) POSTED ON THIS AMAZING 50 YEAR COLLECTION -ALL SOLD WITH NO RESERVES - MANY OF THE RELICS FROM THIS COLLECTION WERE PICTURED & ACTUAL BOOK EXAMPLES PUBLISHED IN ‘GETTYSBURG BATTLEFIELD RELICS & SOUVENIRS’ by Mike O’Donnell, ALSO HIS BUCKLES WERE PICTURED IN ‘CONFEDERATE BELT BUCKLES & PLATES’ by Steve E. Mullinax - and - A NUMBER OF ITEMS WERE ON DISPLAY IN ‘THE GETTYSBURG HERITAGE CENTER’ (STEINWEHR AVE., GETTYSBURG, PA.). - KEN BRAME LIVED & BREATHED TO RELIC HUNT, HE WORKED FOR THE EISENHOWERS FROM 1965 TO APPROX. 1970 (SHORTLY AFTER IKE’S PASSING) - CATALOGS CAN BE PRINTED OFF OF AUCTIONZIP WEBSITE. TERMS OF AUCTION: 10% BUYER’S PREMIUM APPLIED TO ALL PURCHASES - CASH - VISA/MC/DISCOVER ACCEPTED - APPROVED CHECK (WITH CURRENT BANK LETTER OF CREDIT UNLESS KNOWN BY AUCTION COMPANY), 6% MD. SALES TAX (UNLESS TAX EMEMPT). AUCTION PREVIEW: Thursday, Oct. 28 (9:00 AM TILL 7:00 PM) & Friday, Oct. 29TH (9:00 AM till start of auction).
AUCTION CONDUCTED & MANAGED BY: KEITH YINGLING - AUCTIONEER EMAIL: KNKYLING@GMAIL.COM PA. LIC. #2603L - GETTYSBURG, PA. PH: (717) 476-9523
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PUBLIC SALE OUTSTANDING ONE OWNER ESTATE ANTIQUES, PRIMITIVES, FOLK ART, COLLECTIBLES, TOYS, REPRODUCTION FOLK ART & ARTWORK, HOUSEHOLD GOODS
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What Can You Do with Your China Set? Your Children Don’t Want It
By Mike Ivankovich
So what can you do with your vintage porcelain and china? For starters, recognize that while a few sets can bring fairly strong prices, most are common and are worth relatively little. “Mr. Ivankovich, would you like to buy my china” is one of the most common phone calls and emails I receive, usually from people struggling to find a buyer.
Second, ignore the prices on Replacements.com. Although their website is the absolute best for researching makers and patterns, your chances of selling at their prices is next to impossible. My suggestions: • Keep It: If you can find room for it, keep it, because it usually won’t sell for much. • Children: Although they’ve probably already
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AUTOMOTIVE, GAS & OIL & ADVERTISING AUCTION 12,000 Hot Wheels Toy Cars 700 + Cataloged Lots Online & In Person Auction SAT., OCT. 23, 9:00 A.M.
Antiques ~ Collectibles ~ Sports Cards ~Furniture
ONLINE ONLY AUCTION Starts Closing Mon. Oct. 18th 7pm
Preview: Fri., Oct. 22, 12- 4 P.M. 4522 N. Sherman St. Ext., Mt. Wolf, York Co., PA
Located: 177 Manbeck Rd., Bernville, PA 19506
100 + Oil, Gas & Automotive Signs, Gas Pump, (3) Oil Station Displays, 500 + Oil Cans with Names, Die Cast Model Cars, 12,000 Hot Wheels Toy Cars new in Box Automotive Displays, Soap Box Derby Cars & Hats, Coke Signs & Soda Pop Advertising Small Advertising Collectibles, Adv. Clocks, Displays & Much More
Lg. Amount Of Roseville & Carnival Glass; Fire King; Lamps; Breininger Pottery Pcs.; Sports Cards; Furniture; Boys Scout Items; Jewelry; Misc. H-Hold & Collectibles To See Full List And Bid In Items Cut And Paste The Following URL Into Your Browser: https://www.auctionzip.com/auctioncatalog/catalog_95FX2LH37U auctionzip.com ID#11981 Pick Up Dates: Tue. Wed & Thurs. 6-9pm And Sat. 8-12 noon TERMS: 13% Buyers Premium Sale For: Ben & Julie Longenecker
20% Buyer’s Premium Onsite
RENTZELS AUCTION SERVICE INC. Conley AU-003269L 717-577-1886 www.rentzelsauctionservice.com
Auctioneer: Dave R076965
Auctioneers: Les Longenecker AU-002974-L 484-256-1323 Joel Heisey 717-383-5606 heiseyauctions.com
said no once, offer it up one more time. Perhaps they’ve changed their mind. • Dump Damaged Pieces: Before trying to sell, dispose of any pieces that are chipped, cracked or have condition issues. Damaged items have a tendency to diminish the perceived value of the non-damaged items.
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“What’s It Worth” Antiques Minute
The world has changed, and the china set that gave you so many fond culinary and holiday memories of dinners past has almost become a dinosaur. My generation is downsizing, and usually our next home has no formal dining room. Most of our children don’t want our china sets because they generally don’t appreciate the formal dining experience as our mothers and grandmothers did. And all too often they prefer disposable paper and plastic over the harder-to-clean formal dinnerware. Added to that, most vintage china is not dishwasher or microwave friendly.
MULTIPLE PARCELS-STONE FARMHOUSE-HOMESTEAD -LG. COLLECTION OF ANTIQUES & EQUIPMENT
PUBLIC AUCTION SATURDAY, OCTOBER 23 PERSONAL PROPERTY 8:30 A.M. • REAL ESTATE 2:00 P.M.
208 Walnut St., RICHLAND, PA 17087
SEE MORE INFO, PHOTOS & UPDATES: www.heiseyauctions.com
AUCTION FOR: R. Hart Beaver Attorney: Henry Beaver 717-274-3644
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REAL ESTATE: 5 BR 2.5 Bath 2,526 SF Classic Remodeled Stone Farm House on 1.3 +/- Acres featuring brightly-lit upgraded Kitchen/spacious Living Rm/exposed beams/Majestic Hearth & charming Period Formal Dining Rm, Classic Office & Waiting Rooms, 1st Floor Laundry & built- in sink w/ continuous windows to southern exposure, Master Suite w/ entry study & lg his/hers closets, additional adjoining “walk-in” boasting storage beyond as well as Private Master Bath only steps away. 14 +/-AC Lot 208 Walnut St., Richland, PA 17087 Enrolled in Clean & Green Tax Id 17-2384157-378609-0000. German styled bank barn with .56 +/- acre lot add on option. 1.58 +/- AC Vacant Lot North of 208 Walnut St., Richland, PA 17087 Tax Id 17-2383647-378820-0000. TERMS: 10% Down at Auction; Balance in 45 Days. 24 +/- Acre Lot w/ German Bank Barn & Buildings South of Elm St German Bank Barn 71X40 w/ Horse Stalls, Equipment Shed 40X20Run-in Shed 24X12 Bonus Shed 20X16. Zoned RHD; Tax Id 17-2383188-377772-0000. Currently in Clean & Green; Annual Taxes: $1,151.00. INSPECTION BY APPOINTMENT. (Please call Auctioneer). Auction will take place at 208 Walnut St; Richland, PA 17087 TERMS: 10% Down at Auction; Balance on or Before Dec. 31. 22.3 +/- Acre Vacant Lot North of Elm St., Richland, PA 17087 Tax Id 17-232283-378819 Existing drawing for subdivision. Currently in Clean & Green. Annual Taxes: $680.00. Zoning: RLD INSPECTION ANYTIME. Auction will take place at 208 Walnut St; Richland, PA 17087 TERMS: 10% Down at Auction; Balance on o r Before Dec. 31, 2021. EQUIPMENT: Kubota L 3430 HST 2k hrs. 4WD, Turf Tires, 72” Mower Deck; Kubota L 4600 w/ LA 764 Ldr, HST, 4WD w/ 3 Pt. Carrier/Counterweight, 105 hrs; JD 820 Dsl 1k hrs; Totally Restored FD NAA Golden Jubilee; NI 3609 Spreader; 3 pt King Kutter 6’ Rotary Mower; 3 pt 30VP3 Wood Pro Chipper; Kubota Dsl RTV X900 1k hrs; Kubota ZD Pro 60, 927 hrs; Walker P21D w/ grass catcher, 48” deck 133 hrs; Echo PB255LN Blower; Echo 11042 Hedge Trimmer; Mitsubishi Hedge Trimmer; Husqvarna Straight Shaft 327 LS Trimmer; Husqvarna 460 Rancher Chainsaw; Commercial 2700 PSI Excell Pressure Washer; Reddy Heater; Shop Vac; Lots of Hand & Power Tools; Etc. ANTIQUES: Various Types & Sizes of 19th Century Solid Door Cupboards, Some Orig. Paint, Incl. Federal Period, Primitive, Standing, Hanging & Corner Types; Ladder-Back Rocker; Square Back Bamboo-Turned Windsor Chair; 2 Arrow-Back Chairs in Old Paint; Sm & Big Ladder-Back Chairs w/ Rush Seats Painted Foot Stools; Boston Rockers; Cane Seat Chairs; Sm. Primitive Work Table w/ Stretchers & Chamfered Legs; Sm. Arch-Top Paper-Covered Trinket Box; 3-Legged Stool; Horseshoe & Spindle-Back Plank-Seat Chairs; Slant-Top Flour Chest; High Blanket Chest w/ Full-Front Drawer; Farm Work Table w/ Turned Legs & Drawers; 6-Leg Drop-Leaf Table; Horseshoe Back Rocker w/ Orig. Paint; Refinished Settee; Slant-Front Desk w/ Chippendale Style Brass; Wooden Cutlery Tray; Rope Beds; Blanket Chest w/ Turned Feet in Old Dark Paint; Other Lg. & Sm. Blanket Chests; Dbl-Lid Dovetailed Woodbox; Federal Chest of Drawers, Refinished, w/ Brass Bail Pulls; Diminutive Tall-Case Clock w/ Painted Finish, Swan’s Neck Pediment, Replacement Dial; Tester Bed; Primitive Child’s Sled in Old Paint; Lg. Firkin; Lg. Tin Dinner Horn; Child’s Bent-Wood Cane-Seat Chair; Fireplace Trammel & Other Hand-Wrought Iron; Jelly Cupboard; Semi-Circular Bench; Late Victorian Loveseat w/ Spindle & Carved Back; Lg. & Sm. Steel Runner Sleds; Wooden Toolboxes; No. 45 Stanley Plow & Beading Planes w/ Orig. Box, Fair Condition; Wooden Molding Planes, 6-Drawer Federal Cherry Wood Dresser, Stripped Finished; Sm. Arch-Top Wooden Chest; Lg. Amount Brass Lamps; Daulton Pitcher/Bowl Set; Old Banjos; Ukulele; Copper Broiler; Measuring Scales; Staved Painted Banded Round Box; Wood Elephant Platform Pull Toy & Other Early Pull Toys; Early German Steam Driven Model Train, Engine & Tin Passenger Car; Prewar Lionel NY Central Line Engine No. 33; Prewar Lionel Super Motor #8; Many in the Box RR Cars & Accessories; Many Antique & Folk Art Items Purchased From Hattie Brunner & Other Respected Dealers; Beam, Balance & Other Scales; Lightening Rod w/ Globe & Weather Vane; Stanley #45 Dual Plane w/ Original Box; Exceptional Stoneware: New Brighton 3-Gal Crock, Lg Amount of Redware & Other Stoneware Crocks & Jugs; 1837 Coverlet by E. Seibert; Hand Sewn Quilts; Modern Folk Art Carved Water Foul Schimel Style; 6½” - 7¼”; Strawser Eagles Carvings (1870, 1972, 1980, 1981…); 3 Sm. Strawser Eagles; Carved Birds in Tree by DS (1983); More Folk Art Carvings by WUG & Others; Tin Candle Molds, Cookie Cutters, Sticks & Other Tinware; Tin Child’s ABC Plates; Tin House; Modern Folk Art Candle Box; Early Dovetailed Document Box; Wooden Mortar/Pestle; 6 Gal Batter Pitcher w/ Tin Handle Lid; 12x6 Rye Basket, Lots of Lg & Other Baskets; Modern Round Painted Wooden Boxes; Harrison Bros. & Howson 3 Pc Silver & Stag Carving Set; 6’ Sleigh Bell Strap; Lg 13½ x 6½ Redware Mixing Bowl w/ Spout; Yellowware; Etc. MODERN FURNITURE: Very High Quality 20th Century Chippendale Style Dining Rm Set By Statton Manuf. Co. Consisting of Lg China Service Cupboard, Twin Pedestal Table w/ Solid Brass Paw Feet/Casters, 10 Chairs; Saddles/Formal Riding Wear; Various Formal Serving Pieces of Waterford Crystal, Herend, Sterling; HH Goods; Bose Stereo; Etc. PREVIEW: Fri, Oct 22, from 4-6 PM. AUCTION ORDER: Quality items from start to finish; Trains/Related 10 AM; Tools/Equip. 11 AM; Furniture approx. Noon. NOTE: This is a sm. sample of an outstanding collection! A must-attend event w/ quality items. Some of the nicest low-hr, 1-owner equip. to be sold! Great food! TERMS: Cash, PA Check or Credit Card (with 3% fee).
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What’s It Worth? • Break Up the Set: Usually the serving pieces, platters, sugar and creamer, and salt and pepper shakers will be in more demand than dinner and salad plates, tea cups and saucers, or soup and berry bowls. • Join a Collectors Club: The Vintage Table Cloth Lovers Club members love and appreciate vintage china. (https://business.facebook.com/ VintageTableclothLoversClub/).
Reach out and join that group and see if there are any members seeking to acquire what you have. • Donate It: If all else fails, give it away to someone who’ll appreciate it or donate to a nonprofit resale store. What’s it worth? Always remember that the most amount of money requires the most amount of work. Want the most amount of money? Then sell it in a
manner where you control the selling situation, such as garage sale, flea market, etc. Or eBay it. Describe it, photo it, list it, and then pack and ship it once (if) it sells. Want to do the least amount of work? Then donate it and be done with it. Want to let the auctioneer deal with it? After deducting auction commissions and selling and delivery expenses, how much will be left? Ask
yourself this question. How hard do you want to work to make $25-$50-$75? For many, the answer is fairly obvious. Mike Ivankovich is an auctioneer, appraiser, home downsizing expert, and host of the “What’s It Worth? Ask Mike the Appraiser” radio show. Now in its eighth year, “What’s It Worth” airs live in the Philadelphia area on Friday mornings from 9:30 to
10:30 a.m. EST on WBCB 1490 AM and on the internet at www.WBCB1490.com. Mike offers house and estate contents appraisals nationally through his www.Zoom FacetimeAppraisals.com website, and he has presented his “What’s It Worth” Zoom Appraisal Program in 24 states. Further details can also be found at www.Michaelivankovich MEETINGSPEAKER.com.
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Approx. 30 minutes of uncataloged TOYS selling before 4:00 PM 4:00 PM - FARM TOYS Online bidding available!
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WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 20
PEDALS include Turner custom John Deere 101 #13 of 25; Eska Farmall 400 with umbrella; Eska Small H; Yoder custom Oliver 2655 4WD with duals; plus more; 1/8 SCALE TRACTORS include John Deere, Ford, Oliver, Allis, IH and Massey; OTHER FARM TOYS: Ertl, Eska, SpecCast, many customs, Tru Scale, Slik, Precision Engineering including John Deere 7520 Patio set, Big Buds, pulling tractors, many custom combines, Ertl Allis Chalmer combine with both heads –NIB, Kinze tractors & planters, cast iron tractors, a few gold tractors, plus lots more!
Approx. 30 minutes of uncataloged TOYS selling before 4:00 PM 4:00 PM - TOYS Online bidding available!
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 21 12:00 Noon - UNCATALOGED LOTS Primitives, advertising, country store items! NO online bidding available! Approx. 1 hour of uncataloged TOOLS selling before 4:00 PM 4:00 PM - TOOLS DAN & MYRNA COLEMAN COLLECTION Online bidding available!
• TOY TRUCKS & VEHICLES: Smith Miller, Structo, Wyandotte, Marx, Buddy L, Steelcraft, Cor Cor, Keystone, many Structo and Tonka sets NIB; CAST IRON: Arcade includes Red Baby wrecker, Andy Gump car, farm equipment & horse-drawn circus wagon; Hubley 9” race car; Dent Puritan passenger ship and more; Many windup toys • Large Hopalong Cassidy collection • Caterpillar D4 diesel pedal dozer
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 22 Online bidding available all day! 9:00 AM - antiques 4:30 PM - antiques
• TOOLS DAN & MYRNA COLEMAN COLLECTION: Many RARE Stanley hand planes including a set of Type 7’s #1 thru #8; set of Type 11’s #1 thru #8; set of Type 3’s #3 thru #8; many other RARE Stanley planes and other planes; RARE LL Davis #0 level and other RARE levels; chisel sets; cabinets; foot-powered tools; (2) jewelers work desks; Bridge City tools; 100+ Stanley tool catalogs; hatchets; axes; hammers; advertising signs; much more!
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 23 Online bidding available! 8:30 AM - antiques
Salesman samples including horse-drawn • Box wagons • Early buggies • 37½” Bronze 1870 bell • 50+ Waffle irons • DeLaval cream separator collectables • 100 Seed corn signs • Farm primitives • 50+ Cast iron seats–some RARE • Many farm-related advertising signs • MISC: Very early R. Yeo Draper street peddlers cart; 2-wheel machine gun cart dated 1917 with brass tag; 63” & 64” wide Longhorn head mounts; John Deere items; anvils; Dain pump jack; STEAM ENGINES • TRACTOR • HIT & MISS ENGINES: Case 50hp steam engine; Frick steam engine; ½ scale Model K Rumely Oil Pull with gas engine; John Deere 1926 D tractor; 1¼hp Monitor engine; 1½hp Sanwich engine; brass steam whistles;
This is a VERY abbreviated listing, contact Chupp Auctions or go online for more information!
LYLE CHUPP 260-499-0216 #AU08800826 DALE CHUPP 260-499-0093 #AU19800030
7’H Civic Pride Burger “mom” statue display • 1974 Suzuki TC100 motorcycle • Gas pumps • Animal mounts including bear, moose & elk • Porcelain lighted Sunoco Motor Oil service station oil bottle display rack with 24 Sunoco oil bottles! • Many advertising signs including petroleum, country store, pop and soda, railroad and more • Coin-operated Sandi riding horse • Red Riding Hood pieces including cookie jars • ANTIQUE GUNS: Edward Maynard target shooting rifle by Mass. Arms in early wooden trap shooters case; Civil War Merrill Carbine Type 1 .54 cal. serial #2563; Burnside Civil War Carbine 3rd Model .54 cal. serial #2852; COUNTRY STORE: Variety of countertop and floor model showcases up to 10’L; bean counter and 12’ Sherer seed counter; spool cabinets; coffee grinders; heated peanuts floor model display case; animated Red Goose Shoes goose; Beech Nut Hams & Bacons advertising pig; animated Poll Parrot Shoes parrot; so much more!
(716) 307-3405 UnitedAuctions@hotmail.com United Auctions will take any items back to their western New York location for pick-up
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• eBay Completed Prices: Use eBay Completed Prices to get a realistic feel for what people are paying today for what you’re selling. • Sell Locally: While a few pieces may sell well on eBay, the work and expense of shipping 100-plus pieces of china long distance can be prohibitive. Perhaps try Facebook Marketplace, OfferUp, CraigsList, or a similar local selling service.
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SHOP DIRECTORY
ALL ADS IN GUIDE ARE LISTED IN ZIP CODE SEQUENCE WITHIN EACH STATE.
IS PLEASED TO ANNOUNCE...
“ANOTHER LARGE ESTATE AUCTION”
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AUCTION STARTING AT 9 AM. • DOORS OPEN FOR BUYERS’ INSPECTION AT 8 AM.
AUCTION TO BE HELD AT THE FREDERICK FAIRGROUNDS (INDOORS-HEATED BUILDING #12) FREDERICK, MD 21701 ART- OLD OIL PAINTINGS wanted, any condition, New Hope School artists, PAFA artists, gold leaf frames and mirrors. 20 years experience. Immediate payment. Call 215-348-2500.
NUMEROUS ANTIQUE & CLEAN HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, LAMPS, MIRRORS, FINE PRINTS, SEVERAL NICE DOG CRATES, FLOWER POTS, CONCRETE GARDEN STATUES, HUSQVARNA LAWN MOWER, TROY-BUILT SNOW BLOWER, FRAMED AIRPLANE ART, ASSORTED CHINA AND GLASSWARE, NUMEROUS AUTOMOBILE COLLECTOR BOOKS, NICE GERMAN BEER STEIN, 45 RPM AND 78 RECORDS, WIND UP RECORD PLAYER, 60’S FOOTBALL CARDS, METAL FOLDING CHAIRS, MANY BYERS CHOICE CAROLERS AND ACCESSORIES, FRAMED P. BUCKLEY MOSS PRINTS AND PLATES, JIM SHORE FIGURINES, SEVERAL ROUND EARLY SHARPING STONES, LIZZIE HIGH WOODEN DOLLS, ANNALEE DOLLS, WILLITTS COLLECTIBLES-AMISH HERITAGE FIGURINES, ALISON SHRIVER DESIGNS FRAMED PRINTS, KEEPSAKE CHRISTMAS ORNAMENTS, BING AND GRONDAHL AND ROYAL COPENHAGEN CHRISTMAS PLATES 1965-1991, CAT’S MEOW WILLIAMSBURG, LENOX AND OTHER CHRISTMAS ORNAMENTS, THOMAS PACCONI COLLECTIBLES GLASS BLOWN SNOWMAN, TIME TAPESTRY, THE MILLENIUM FRAMED PRINT, METAL TABLE LAMPS W/GLASS SHADES, BRASS WALL CANDLE HOLDERS, OLD AND NEW STAINED GLASS, BOB BERRY DUCK DECOY, SMALL CROCKS, OLD TRANSFER PLATES, LODGE FIREPLACE COOKING CRANE, POWER PACK(PORTABLE POWER), STANGL POTTERY, NORITAKE CHINA SET FOR 12, CRYSTAL GLASS STEMWARE, ROYAL CHINA OF SEBRING, OHIO, PLUS SO MUCH MORE!
OCEAN LINER MEMORABILIA china, glassware, silver, paper, souvenirs, posters or models. Cunard, French Line, White Star Line, Italian Line, etc. 607-768-8740
POSTCARDS
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2 Million Postcards
SHEET MUSIC WANTED, any era. Sandy Marrone, 113 Oakwood Drive, Cinnaminson, NJ 08077, 856-829-6104 E-mail smusandy@aol.com
Email - Sales@Oldpostcardshop.com Toll Free 1-888-828-7811
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.
To place your classified ad Call 1-800-428-4211
GUNS WANTED
Antique & Modern Firearms Rifles, Shotguns, Pistols Revolvers, Edged Weapons
MILITARY & SPORTING Licensed Dealer - Will Travel Century 20 LLC Highland Park, NJ 08904
0VER 1,500 LOTS TO BE SOLD AT NO RESERVE! WE ARE STILL UNPACKING AS OF THIS WRITING. 3 PROFESSIONAL AUCTIONEERS SELLING AT ONCE. ONE ON FURNITURE AND TWO ON TABLETOP ITEMS AND SMALLS. ALL AUCTIONEERS STARTING AT 9:00AM.
732-249-1345 info@century20antiques.com
MOVIE POSTERS
ATTENTION!
Highest Prices Paid.
NO INTERNET BIDDING - LEFT BIDS AND PHONE BIDDING ACCEPTED TERMS OF AUCTION: 10% BUYER’S PREMIUM ADDED TO THE HAMMER PRICE. CASH AND TRAVELER’S CHECKS ACCEPTED. WE DO NOT ACCEPT CREDIT CARDS. OUT OF STATE CHECKS ACCEPTED WITH A LETTER FROM YOUR BANK STATING THAT YOU HAVE A “NO BOUNCE CHECK HISTORY” DATED 3 DAYS PRIOR TO THIS AUCTION DATE OF OCTOBER 23rd, 2021. THE AUCTIONEER HAS THE RIGHT TO REFUSE ANY AND ALL CHECKS IF HE WISHES TO DO SO. ANY QUESTIONS ABOUT THIS POLICY, PLEASE CONTACT THE AUCTIONEER. CHECKS ACCEPTED FROM MARYLAND RESIDENTS WITH PROPER ID. ALL ITEMS SOLD AS-IS AND WHERE-IS. PAYABLE DAY OF AUCTION. ALL ANNOUNCEMENTS MADE ON AUCTION DAY SHALL TAKE PRECEDENCE OVER PREVIOUSLY DISTRIBUTED INFORMATION. NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY ACCIDENTS. ENTER THIS PROPERTY AT YOUR OWN RISK. MARYLAND SALES TAX WILL BE COLLECTED UNLESS YOU HAVE A MARYLAND SALES AND USE TAX CERTIFICATE.
Lobby Cards, 1-Sheets, Window Glass Slides Displays Dwight Cleveland, fax 773-525-2969 POB , Chicago, IL 60610 posterboss@aol.com
4 spd, track pack B5 ext., B5 int, 26K mi, spectacular restoration, rust-free body, all matching numbers, verified by Dave Wise, $155k, 443-506-8233. FOR SALE: SMALL Warehouse full of Antiques, etc., incl. military items, jewelry, Indian items, artwork, much more. Located in New Jersey. Moving to Florida must sell. Call 908-234-0367 or 908-715-9659.
PLEASE BE ADVISED THAT WE WILL BE FOLLOWING ALL CURRENT CDC PROTOCOLS CONCERNING MASK AND SOCIAL DISTANCING. MASKS MAY BE WORN AT YOUR PERSONAL DISCRETION.
FOR MORE INFORMATION ABOUT THIS AUCTION OR CONSIGNING ITEMS TO OUR MONTHLY AUCTIONS, PLEASE CONTACT:
HOWARD B. PARZOW, AUCTIONEER • 301-351-6544 E-MAIL: HPARZOW@AOL.COM
TELEPHONES: 1892-1982, over 85 different & associated. Free Catalogue. Wish to sell entire business. 608-582-4124 www.phonecoinc.com
COMING NOV. 6, 2021, OUR SEMI-ANNUAL ADVERTISING AND COUNTRY STORE RELATED AUCTION. WE ARE STILL ACCEPTING CONSIGNMENTS FOR THIS WELL ATTENDED AUCTION.
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ELMER MURRAY AUCTIONS, INC. PUBLIC AUCTION
Octoberfest Stoneware Auction Location: 5532 Spring Road, Shermans Dale, PA 17090
Saturday October 23, 2021 Starting Time -11:00 AM Octoberfest Early American Decorated Stoneware Auction - Saturday October 23, 2021 @11 AM Approximately 125 lots. Cowden, Dipple, Irvine, Hamilton and Jones, Norton Burger, Clark, Hermann, Various Virginia and Baltimore Pieces, as well as others. Visit site often for photos and catalog. This is only part of a nice selection of Crocks, Jugs and Pitchers. Plan now to attend. Old Fashioned Live Auction no internet bidding.... Phone and absentee bidding are welcomed. Catalog available on AuctionZip.com soon. This sale is filled! Seeking consignments for our next Stoneware sale. It is building nicely. Catalog should be posted this week. Nice lot of goods!
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Richard P Murry Auctioneer AU000649L 14 N. Walnut St Mechanicsburg, PA 17055 717-790-2240 Lititz Office 717-820-2436 www.richardmurryauctioneer.com Location: 5532 Spring Road, Shermans Dale, PA 17090
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TWO DAY ESTATES AUCTION PREVIEW AND BIDDING ONLINE SATURDAY, OCTOBER 16 & SUNDAY, OCTOBER 17 AT 10 A.M. LIBRARY • FURNITURE • COLLECTIBLES Selling for Estates in York Haven, Carlisle, and Camp Hill.
Visit www.CordierAuction.com for full details.
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Curbside Pick Up BY APPOINTMENT. 1500 Paxton St., Harrisburg, PA
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LIBRARY: 150+ Lots! Most Non-Fiction, Pennsylvania; Military; History; Decorative Arts; Government; Leatherbound. FURNITURE: Primitive to 20th Century; Tall Case Clock; High Quality Modern; Victorian; Garden; Birds Eye Maple Bedroom Set; Asian; Barrister Bookcase; Lighting. COLLECTIBLES: Decorated Stoneware; Toys; Cast Iron; Vintage Clothes; Porcelain & Glass; Waterford; Art Pottery; Clocks; Artwork; More. HOUSE & HOME: Cookware; Stereo Equipment; Garden Sculptures.
