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New Auction Record For Andrew Clemens Sand Bottle Rare Sand Bottle Shatters Estimate And Sells For $956,000 On Sept. 30, Hindman Auctions Hindman’s director of Americana.” realized over $2.1 million in its Of the more than 100 docuAmerican Furniture, Folk and mented Clemens bottles, this is the Decorative Arts Auction. The sale only known example exhibiting a set a new world auction record for portrait. An impressive bottle meaan Andrew Clemens sand bottle, suring 8 and 3/4 inches in height, which sold to a private collector the bottle dates from the late for $956,000. Offered with an esti- 1880s, and the subject is an almost mate of $100,000-$150,000, the photographic depiction of Orrin sand bottle received heated bid- “O.T.” Fuller (1859-1929) of Savanna, ding activity, with 64 bids being Ill., at the age of about 4 or 5 years placed over a 6-minute period old. The image has a photographic from $70,000 to the final sale price. The auction was the most successful American Furniture, Folk and Decorative Arts Sale for the company. With over 1,000 bidders participating and 39 states A paint decorated poplar blanket chest by represented, Jacob Werrey went for $34,375. intense bidding activity was seen throughout multiple sessions. quality that suggests Clemens used “We are delighted with the a carte de visite, a photo popular in results of the sale,” said Wes the 1860s, as the model. Similar to Cowan, vice chair of Hindman and many of Clemens’ works, “The Boy founder of Cowan’s Auctions. “The in the Bottle” has remained in the sale was a true testament to the Fuller family since it was made, but expanded reach of Hindman’s the reason for its purchase is American Furniture, Folk and unknown. Most Clemens bottles Decorative Arts Department. were commissioned as gifts, and There are excellent collections in this is the most plausible the Midwest, and the remarkable explanation for this example. bidding engagement from across Though the family has no the country illustrated how this direct knowledge for why it was category has developed under the made, O.T.’s older sister, Angeline leadership of Ben Fisher, Fuller Fischer (1841-1925), likely
commissioned “The Boy in the Bottle” as a parting gift for O.T. Due to Angie’s profile within the national deaf community, it is inconceivable that she would not have known of Andrew Clemens, “the deaf-mute” sand artist from McGregor, Iowa. When “The Boy in the Bottle” was made, Clemens’ fame had spread up and down the Mississippi River and beyond, carried by local newspaper stories and visitors to McGregor. By the 1880s, Clemens had honed a technique enough to advertise prices for his work, and his bottles would have been recognized throughout the upper Mississippi Valley. Other standout works also This important Andrew Clemens included a two-foot carved marble portrait sand bottle realized bust of Benjamin Franklin, possibly $956,000. by Giuseppe Ceracchi (1751-1801), modeled after the original by Jean-Jacques Caffieri (172592), which tripled its presale estimate to realize $53,125. Cerrachi came to Philadelphia in the late 18th century and was known for having executed busts of other important American figures, including George The portrait “Three Young Girls with Badminton,” done Washington Continued on in the manner of Susan Catherine Moore Waters page 6 (American, 1823-1900), sold for $11,875.
Phillips To Offer Rare Painting By Georgia O’Keeffe “Crab’s Claw Ginger Hawaii” To Be Featured In Nov. 17 Auction Phillips is pleased to announce the first highlight of the New York Evening Sale of 20th Century and Contemporary Art, Georgia O’Keeffe’s “Crab’s Claw Ginger Hawaii,” a seminal work from her Hawaii series with exceptional provenance. The sale on Wednesday, Nov. 17, marks the first time the painting is coming to Georgia O’Keeffe’s “Crab’s Claw Ginger auction, having first been Hawaii,” 1939, is estimated at $4 to 6 million. owned by the Dole
Pineapple Company for 40 years before being acquired by Thurston Twigg-Smith in 1987, a fifth-generation Hawaiian known for his philanthropy and contributions to the arts. “Crab’s Claw Ginger Hawaii” is the most significant of O’Keeffe’s Hawaii pictures to appear at auction in three decades. “Georgia O’Keeffe’s experience in Hawaii inspired some of the most fascinating and visually striking works in her oeuvre. Of the approximately 20 paintings O’Keeffe created during her time in Hawaii, 14 are in
museum collections. We are thrilled to offer ‘Crab’s Claw Ginger Hawaii,’ presenting collectors with the rare opportunity to acquire an important work by this iconic artist. With a storied provenance and a remarkable place in the art historical canon, we look forward to seeing strong international interest in this extraordinary painting,” said Elizabeth Goldberg, senior international specialist, American art and deputy chairwoman, Americas. To learn more, visit www.phillips.com.
New Exhibition Of Works On Paper At Palmer Museum Takes Viewers On A Journey Across The Globe “Place To Place: Recent Gifts Of American Drawings And Watercolors, 1900–1950” On View Now For those who have been staying in one place throughout the last year and a half, the Palmer Museum of Art has an antidote for your wanderlust: the current special exhibition, “Place to Place: Recent Gifts of American Drawings and Watercolors, 1900–1950.” This exhibition of works on paper by American artists presents a wide array of geographical locales depicted with a dynamic range of mediums and artistic approaches, offering a jaunt around the United States and abroad during the first half of the 20th century. The exhibition is on view at the Palmer now through Dec. 12. Organized by the Palmer Museum and curated by Adam Thomas, curator of American art, Continued on page 7
Colin Campbell Cooper’s (American, 1856–1937) “The Grand Place, Antwerp,” is from 1908, a watercolor and gouache-onpaper, 36-by-29 inches, and was a gift of Susan Sherlock, 2020.31.
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walked in and offered $500 for the work that the post’s officers began paying attention to the work. “Maybe this was far more than just a beautiful fake.” So one day in the early 1970s, the painting was pulled from the wall and driven to the Norman Rockwell Museum in Stockbridge, which is a two-hour car ride from the post. Officials at the museum examined the work and delivered their verdict. It was is an original. Post officials, staggered by the revelation, loaned the painting to the museum for safekeeping, and for nearly five decades this enduring image of a mother and her soldier son happily peeling potatoes for
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Thanksgiving dinner remained in the care of the Rockwell Museum. Its custodians displayed the work and occasionally toured it across America and around the world, most recently as part of the “Enduring Ideals: Rockwell, Roosevelt & the Four Freedoms” exhibition. Now, for the first time, Rockwell’s historic, beloved “Home for Thanksgiving” heads to auction, serving as the centerpiece of Heritage Auctions’ American Art Signature Auction set for Friday, Nov. 5. It is estimated to sell for upwards of $4 million, befitting its status as one of Rockwell’s most enduring series of works featuring soldiers returned home from World War II. “It stopped my heart the minute I saw it,” says Aviva Lehmann, Heritage Auctions’ director of American Art. “Anyone who sees this painting stops in their tracks, not just because it’s a classic Rockwell, but because it pulls on their heartstrings.” The post is now parting with the painting for practical reasons; it needs the proceeds to fund long-delayed repairs on an aging, decaying building, which LaBrack
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“There are some 500 active members,” said LaBrack, as well as 160 Sons of the Legion and another 125 auxiliary members. How the post wound up with the painting, also known as “Thanksgiving: Mother and Son Peeling Potatoes,” is a Rockwellian short story on its own. LaBrack says
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that decades ago, the post began looking at building a new headquarters and seeking donations for its construction. A priest named Father Wilfred A. Tisdale caught wind of its efforts and offered by way of donating one of the paintings he kept in his private collection. Tisdale was well known around the area. In 1942, he constructed on the shores of Lake Monomonac a rock-and-concrete structure resembling the bow of a boat called the Santa Maria. The structure served as Tisdale’s vacation retreat, according to the Winchendon Springs Lake Association, where he displayed “his collection of rare works of art of genuine museum quality” gathered on trips around the world. LaBrack, a Navy veteran, says Tisdale brought a Legion representative to his retreat and offered any of his paintings to help fund the new building. “There were 10 paintings leaning on the floor, not even hung up,” LaBrack says. “The Legion member walked up and down and said, ‘How about that one for the post, because it has the Army guy with his mother peeling potatoes?’ And Father Tisdale said OK. He also said, ‘Hang on to this for as long as you can.’” Tisdale surely knew what he had, one of Rockwell’s legendary homecoming pieces painted as war began transitioning to peacetime. For The Saturday Evening Post he painted myriad images of the soldier home from war, including the iconic “Homecoming GI” that appeared in May 1945 and was
famously used in the film “Broadcast News.” “Home for Thanksgiving” became so beloved because it showed “the veteran doing K.P. (kitchen patrol) and liking it,” Rockwell says in the 1946 book, “Norman Rockwell: Illustrator.” “According to an editor at The Saturday Evening Post, Rockwell’s initial intention for the Thanksgiving cover in 1945 consisted of a large group of prayerful people giving thanks,” says the Norman Rockwell Museum on its website. “With the end of war already in sight, art editor Ken Stuart advised Rockwell to work on a picture of a returned soldier. The gist of Rockwell’s picture is that the soldier is glad to do at home what he hated doing in the Army.” The mother and son in the painting were, in fact, mother and son. Sarah (often referred to as Saara) Hagelberg and her boy, Richard, who was owner of a dairy farm in Arlington, Vt., and Rockwell’s milkman. Richard had spent the previous five years in the 9th Army Air Corps; according to the blog “Only in the Republic of Amherst,” he flew “65 treacherous daylight bombing missions over Europe, including D-Day.” Richard had just returned home when Rockwell asked him to pose for the piece. He and his mother initially refused, and relented only when the artist offered them each $15, at the time no small amount of money. Legend has it Rockwell offered Richard the painting after its publication, per his usual custom, but the soldier declined. Within two years it was sold to Tisdale.
As this is by Rockwell, the maker of immortal moments, the work is no less resonant today than it was 76 years ago. It appears in countless Rockwell books and compendiums, among them “Telling Stories,” a collection of essays accompanying an exhibition of Rockwells owned by filmmakers George Lucas and Steven Spielberg. “Rockwell created many pictures depicting the war as experience on the home front, by workers, kids, parents, and loved ones waiting for the soldiers’ return,” film critic Todd McCarthy wrote in “Telling Stories.” “Along with the ‘Freedom’ quartet, the simplest, most eloquent and moving of these are his various depictions of homecomings. He had worked in this vein at the end of World War I, albeit in a comparatively obvious fashion. But his 1945 World War II series, including “The Homecoming,” “Homecoming Marine” and “Thanksgiving: Mother and Son Peeling Potatoes” were all so fleshed out and piercing that they could have been scenes from movies. “In their emotional impact, they anticipated the heart-stopping moment when Al Stephenson (played by Fredric March) quietly returns to his family after years at war in William Wyler’s Oscar-winning ‘The Best Years of Our Lives’ (1946),” wrote McCarthy. The post is sad to see it go, but knows, too, that it’s time to let someone else own it after all these decades. A reproduction now hangs in the hallway. For more information, visit www.HA.com.
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10/28/21, KINZERS, THURS. AT 10AM, Vtg. Electronics & Records Auction. Stereos, antq. radios, music boxes, Victrolas, speakers, test equip., PA systems, speaker horns, drivers, turntables, receivers, amps, electronic parts & vacuum tubes, many 45's, 78's & LP's., 5336 Mine Rd., Embassy Auctions International 10/29/21, DILLSBURG, FRI. AT 5PM, Approx. 40+ guns, 10 pt. cross-bow w/crank loader & scope, recurve bows, hard & soft gun cases, gun slings, cleaning rods, hunting / fishing access., deer sleigh, duck & goose decoys, climbing tree stands, mounts, nice bear rug, 40 sets deer horns, & more., 185 Logan Rd., Rte. 15, Hardy Auction Service 10/29/21, DOWNINGTOWN, FRI. AT 9AM, Decorative Arts Auction., Online Only: bidsquare & invaluable.com, Pook & Pook, Inc. 10/30/21, BIRD-IN-HAND, SAT. AT 9AM, Liquid. of Betty's Antiques Shop & Home Furnishings, & more!, 2637 Old Philadelphia Pike, Reist Auctioneers 10/30/21, DUBLIN, SAT. AT 9AM, Antiques, jewelry, coins, furniture, WWII memorabilia, 1942 photos of G&A Aircraft Corp., 1936 Gettysburg Commem. halfdollar, milk bottles/creamers, Coke tray & carrier, dry sink, child's highchair, oak kitchen cabinet, collec., M.Mouse items, toys, sewing, Elgin Grandmother's clock, glass drawer pulls, tools, & more!, Dublin Firehouse, 194 N. Main St., Gary Fluck Auctions 10/30/21, HARRISBURG, SAT. AT 10AM, Antq. & modern furniture, high qty. upholstered, apothecary cabinet, high back dry sink, gdn/poolside lounge set / dining, rugs, table & floor lamps, art incl. paintings, prints, & photos, collec., Asian ceramics, Staffordshire dogs, wall / mantle clocks, military buttons, books, hh, wine collec., & much more!, Online Only: www.CordierAuction.com, Cordier Auctions & Appraisals 10/30/21, LEBANON, SAT. AT 9AM, Antiques, Collectibles, Hh Goods incl. lots of holiday decor, 100+ Santas, ornaments, Halloween / Tgv. decor, local adv., Tuck & Son postcards, nesting dolls, glass baskets, 7 pc. Bavaria berry set, old pictures, 100+ pcs. Occupied Japan, Hershey items, & more., Lebanon Area Fairgrounds, 80 Rocherty Rd., Harry Bachman Auctioneer 10/30/21, LITITZ, SAT. AT 9AM, Smalls, furniture, stoneware, antq. spatterware, antqs., hooked rugs, Tree of Life quilt, 1860's overshot blue coverlet, quilts var. styles, early wood washboard, 50's rain slicker, WWI wooden handmade airplane, lg. adv. crates e.b., wooden staved butter churn, mahogany shaving mirrors, very rare cigar tramp art framed labels, & much more., 20 Copperfield Circle, Timeless Treasures Auctions
11/01/21, EAST EARL, MON. AT 10AM, Country Primitives incl. stoneware, redware, quilts, braided rugs, hand-forged metal items, baskets, Steiff animals, pewter, wooden primitives, early med. cabinet, cookie cutters, lamps, dovetailed chest, fireplace items, glassware, Roseville, cloth dolls, artwork, farm tools, furniture, vtg. western items., 1141 Wea Wit St., PA Auction Center
11/03/21, PARADISE, WED. AT 9AM, Silver tea set, cast iron dogs, squirrel, horse race, oil lamps & bottles, lanterns, cow bells, qty. tools, collectibles, furniture, 5 pc. bedrm. set, lg. ext. table, early child's high chair, rolltop desk, bookcases, marble top dressers & tables, lg. ornate oak cupboard, & more!, 25 Oak Hill Rd., Barr Davis Auctioneers
11/03/21, PHILADELPHIA, WED. AT 10AM, Jewelry, Glass & China, Orientalia, Clocks, Furniture, Paintings & Graphics, Oriental Rugs, Sculptures, Masks, Antq. Book Presses, Hobby Horse, Sleigh Bells, Irish Carved Harp, Bronze & Onyx Chess Sets on Tables, Advertising, Lanterns, Antq. Doll House, & Much More!, Online Only: www.bssauction; liveauctioneers, invaluable & auctionzip.com, Barry S. Slosberg Auctioneers / Appraisers
11/06/21, HORSHAM, SAT. AT 10AM, Vintage Clothing, Accessories & Textile Auction., Horsham VFW, 324 Sawmill Ln., Andi Charkow 11/06/21, MECHANICSBURG, SAT. AT NOON, Real estate at noon: 3 Bed / 4 1/2 BA stone & stucco home on 5 acres; water views from FR / Kit / DR / Sitting area & MB; open floor plan; custom kitchen cabinetry; Cumberland Co. S.D. Shown by appt. only., 512 Creek View Ln., Hardy Auction Service 11/06/21, MOUNT WOLF, SAT. AT 9AM, 500+ cataloged lots, adv. signs, clocks, displays, coin op. & gum ball machines, 100's of CocaCola items, soda pop signs, Seltzer bottle collec., pin back buttons, movie posters, vtg. telephones, old toys, barber shop collec., oil & gas, cigar, auto, beer adv., Live & Online: 4522 N. Sherman St. Ext. / www.rentzelsauctionservice.com, Rentzels Auction Service 11/06/21, SCHNECKSVILLE, SAT. AT 9AM, Lg. 60+ yr. collection: framed pcs., lg. vty. classic sporting co. items & antq. sporting scenes, approx. 25 wooden ammo adv. boxes, decoys / anchors, collec. early blackpowder tins & cartridge boxes, 2 lg. antq. bear traps, game calls, ephemera, lg. hunt dogs figures, etc., Schnecksville Fire Co. Pavilion, 4550 Old Packhouse Rd., Wotring Auction Center VIRGINIA 11/03/21, PARKSLEY, WED. AT 5PM, Estate of Bonnie Putnam. Antique & Modern Furniture, Collectibles, Art & More!, Online Only: www.AMauctions.com, A&M Auctions
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11/01/21, DILLSBURG, MON. AT 6PM, 3 Auctioneers: 1 Tools; 1 Smalls / Collec.; 1 Furniture. Consign. of local estates, nice furniture, primitives, antq., collec. dishes, decor, box lots, & much more!, 185 Logan Rd., Rte. 15, Hardy's Auction Service
11/05/21, CHAMBERSBURG, FRI. AT 1:30PM, OUTDOORS, Hand guns, coins, jewelry, clocks, 23 pocket watches, furniture, umbrella holders, salt crocks, early mini. portraits, iron firebacks, set Royal Dolton Arcadia china, spool cabinet, coverlets, old china, brass candle sticks /kerosene lamps, pr. luster pitchers, 3 slag glass Tiffanystyle lamps, & much more!, 4401 Philadelphia Ave., Kenny's Auction
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10/30/21, STRAUSSTOWN, SAT. AT 8:30AM, Lg. amt. Antiques, Early Tools, Iron. Primitives, Crocks/Jugs, Dietz & Reading R.R. Oil Cans, PA Goosewing Axes, Rare Brass-Handle Disston Ice Saw, Wood Planes, Advertising, 15 Guns, Prim. Furniture, Early Dovetailed Box Sleigh w/Seatorig., 2 Forklifts, Vehicles, Propane Generator & Much More!, Club Rd., just past Strausstown Gun Club, Kenneth Leiby Auctioneer
11/03/21, SPRING CITY, WED. AT 2PM, Collec. of knives- 500+ pcs. most in orig. boxes, furn. & antqs., collec. Whatt pottery, German steins, Depression compote, yelloware bowls, ephemera, glass baskets & fruit, milk glass collec.,vtg. dishes, 1936 horse plaque, gold gilded frames, clocks / wall clock, collec. vtg. cameras, Selcot Beatles guitar, access., knitted covers & much more!, 20 Bonnie Brae Rd., Ron Rhoads Auctioneer
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The Morgan Presents The Art Of The Book In The Holy Roman Empire “Imperial Splendor: The Art Of The Book In The Holy Roman Empire, Ca. 800–1500” The Morgan Library & Museum proudly presents “Imperial Splendor: The Art of the Book in the Holy Roman Empire, ca. 800–1500,” which will run through Jan. 23, 2022. The exhibition offers a sweeping overview of manuscript production in the Holy Roman Empire, one of the most impressive chapters in the history of medieval art. Rarely seen by the general public, these illuminated manuscripts are among the most luxurious works of art from the Middle Ages. Designed to edify, to entertain, and above all This is “Heiningen Gospels” (fragment), in to embody the sacred, Latin, Germany, Hamersleben, ca. these manuscripts and 1180–1200, Morgan Library & Museum, their spectacular illumi- MS M.565, fols. 13v–14r, purchased by J. nations retain the ability Pierpont Morgan in 1905. to dazzle and inspire modern audiences just of this subject in the Englishas they did those of the Middle speaking world, “Imperial Ages. Encompassing at various Splendor” brings together some times parts of modern-day 70 manuscripts from collections Germany, Switzerland, Austria, across the country. Arranged the Czech Republic, Poland, the chronologically, the exhibition’s Low Countries, and northern three sections focus on different Italy, the Holy Roman Empire thematic points. “Imperial played a crucial role in the Networks” examines the precepatronage and development of dents set by Carolingian and the arts of the book. Ottonian Emperors, devoting Throughout the Middle Ages, attention to the development of a scribes and artists across the visual rhetoric of power. “Imperial empire developed an array of Monasteries” demonstrates the visual techniques that trans- important role of monasteries in formed their manuscripts into the production of manuscripts as vivid manifestations of power, well as the closely related issue of prestige, and tradition. From aristocratic patronage. The final dyed parchment and gold ink to section, “Imperial Cities,” takes full-page frontispieces and visitors on a tour of important sweeping cycles of narrative urban centers in the 14th and 15th illustrations, the striking features centuries, from Vienna and Prague of these manuscripts lend them to Cologne and Nuremberg. This great presence and rhetorical final stop includes a consideration grandeur. As this exhibition of the impact of Albrecht Dürer demonstrates, these books were (1471–1528) and humanism on the not only repositories of knowl- arts of the book. Many of the edge, but also artistic protago- manuscripts in “Imperial nists used in rituals and cere- Splendor” were acquired under monies, agents of reform, and the leadership of Belle da Costa tools of propaganda. Greene (1879–1950), the Morgan’s The first major presentation Continued on page 5
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founding director and first keeper of manuscripts. Through her keen eye and widespread connections to leading scholars of the day, Greene was instrumental in shaping the collection and fostering access to it. Highlights of the exhibition include, in the first section,
the 10th century “Golden Gospels” (Germany, Trier, ca. 980), produced under Ottonian patronage. This spectacular manuscript was written entirely in gold ink on purple-painted parchment. The intended recipient is unknown, but in the 16th century it was owned by King Henry VIII of England. A highlight of the second section is the astounding “Berthold
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often hidden from view. For the first time, this exhibition brings together many of the most important to present an ovrview of the illustrated book across the entire span of the European Middle Ages, from the 8th century right up to the Reformation. These books were intended to dazzle, awe, and instruct anyone privileged enough to view them, and to this day they still do,” said Jeffrey F. Hamburger, Kuno Francke Professor of German Art and Culture at Harvard University and co-curator of the exhibition. The Morgan Library & Museum is located at 225 Madison Ave. at 36th St., New York, N.Y. For more information, call 212-685-0008.
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The carved bust of Benjamin Franklin with kerchief, late 18th century/early 19th century, possibly Giuseppe Ceracchi (Italian, 1751-1801), after Jean-Jacques Caffieri (French, 1725-92), sold for $53,125.
This pair of portraits, Moses Michael Hays (1739, New York- 1805, Boston) and Rachel Myers Hays (1738, New York-1810, Boston), ca. 1790, attributed to Gilbert Stuart, sold for $40,625.
4 miles North of Chambersburg, along Rte. 11 FURNITURE 8:00 PM: Walnut chest on chest; 2 marble top wash stands; marble top walnut server; Victorian Gentleman’s chair; walnut drop leaf table; marble top stands; drop front desk; walnut cottage chest; cameo back settee; secretary desk; cherry end stands; mahogany chest/dresser; set ladder back chairs; iron patio set, china closets; oak ice box; contemporary corner cupboards; king size Harden cherry poster bed; elephant coffee table; blanket chests; sets of chairs; room size Oriental rugs. CLOCKS: Eli Terry pillar/scroll clock; 3 Ansonia china case clocks; 2 brass & glass clocks; banjo clock. 23 POCKET WATCHES 7:00 PM: Jules Bernard LeLocle 18k; Elgin; Waltham. JEWELRY 6:00 PM: Early portrait/hair case; hair lockets; nice variety of gold/ silver pcs. COINS 6:00 PM: miscellaneous coins. HAND GUNS 7:00 PM: variety of revolvers; bayonets; 12g. MISCELLANEOUS 3:30 PM: 3 slag glass Tiffany style lamps; umbrella holders; pr Ruby mantel lusters; pr carved Buddha’s; salt crocks; 6 German Bisque head dolls; wood wall carvings; carved wood box; 15 copper luster pitchers; early miniature portraits; brass kerosene lamps; wood buckets; early album quilt, Mary S. Sponsler, Emmittsburg, MD; paintings on canvas; iron firebacks; set of Royal Dolton Arcadia china; spool cabinet; coverlets; old china; brass candle sticks; etc. NOTE: The Bachtells’ were antique dealers for over 65 yrs in Hagerstown, MD. Many good small treasures. Betty Jane Bachtell Estate and the late Robert Bachtell OUTSIDE LINE 1:30: Usual line of box lots and outside items. Terms: Cash, good check. 13% Buyers premium discounted to 10% for cash or good check. Carl E. Ocker - Auctioneer AU2425-L - Kenny’s Auction 717-264-6578 Auction Zip ID # 1421 VISIT OUR WEBSITE: www.kennysauction.com See pictures on website
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and Thomas Jefferson, that were based on European examples. A pair of portraits of American banker, merchant and philanthropist Moses Michael Hays and Rachel Myers Hays, the sister of famed New York silversmith, Myer Myers, achieved a strong price of $40,625. This pair of historical portraits, attributed to Gilbert Stuart (1755-1828), descended to the Hays’ eldest daughter, descending in that family line to the current owners. The Wes and Shelley Cowan collection also saw strong bidding activity. A paint decorated poplar blanket chest by Jacob Werrey (1838-93) brought $34,375,
Live Auction Lots of Furniture, Knives, Pottery, Glassware WED., NOVEMBER 3RD • 2:00 P.M. 20 Bonnie Brae Road, SPRING CITY, PA 19475
3 UPCOMING AUCTIONS HAAR’S SPORTSMAN AUCTION FRIDAY EVENING OCTOBER 29, 2021 - 5:00 P.M. HUNTING – FISHING - GUNS – ETC. Located at 185 Logan Rd (RT 15),
DILLSBURG, PA
17019
Approximately 40+ GUNS (Remington, Winchester, Ruger, Smith & Wesson, Ithaca, plus many more, list on website); HUNTING: Ten Point Cross-bow w/crank loader & scope; Hard & Soft gun cases; recurve bows; gun slings; reloading dies (243, 30-06, 270, 30-30, 222 plus many others); rifle rests; spotting scope; lot of bullets for reloading; arrows; knives (Winchester, Case & others); 760 Rem clips & others; 12 & 20 ga. Shotgun shells; cleaning rods; deer sleigh; Cabelas 2 room cabin tent; Duck & goose decoys; climbing tree stands; reloaders & much more; FISHING: Fly rods to include Hardy’s & others; Bass & Trout rods; Flys; Tackle boxes; MAC 10 Boat Motor; lures; reels & much more; MOUNTS: Mule Deer; Whitetail deer; Fox; Squirrel; grouse; pheasant; approx. 40 sets of deer horns; nice bear rug; Antelope; Jackalope & others; NOTE: Only a partial listing, STILL UNPACKING ITEMS! Restaurant & AUCTION DOORS open @ 4:00 p.m. Check www.haars.com for pictures and updates. Office number 717-432-8246 or 717-432-3779 to Contact Doug & Vickie Hardy Auctioneers for on-site sales. Guns sold according to FFL regulations. Terms: Cash or good PA Check. If inclement weather sale date, SUNDAY, October 31, 2021.
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Preview at 1:00 P.M. Day of Sale Collection of Knives: To be sold at 3:00 P.M. most in original boxes over 500 pieces, Harley, Naughty lighters, Winchester, Bullard, Mossy oak, Gun Lighters, Husky, Cherokee,. Jobsmart. Swiss Army, Appalachian Trail, Swords, Large Knives, Walking Sticks, Canes, Rambo, So many in original cases. FURNITURE & ANTIQUES: Country Bucket Bench, Six Hitchcock Chairs, Windsor Chairs, Small Mahogany China Cabinet, Ps. House Desk, Antique Wall Table, Governor Winthrop Desk, Country Two Pc Cupboard, Two Door country Tall Cupboard, Pair Ladder Back Chairs, Pair Mahogany Side Stands, Pendleton, Childs Oak Chairs and Rockers, Mahogany Half Moon Table, Two Tier Mahogany Stands, Mahogany Wall Table, Leather top Round Mahanoy Table, Mahogany China Sideboard and Chairs, Lane Modern Bed Room Set, and Modern Coffee Table Masson Style set, Soy Sound box, Sharp TV flat Screen TV, Painted Cradle, Mahogany small eterge, White Three Piece country cupboard, Mid-Century Ceramic Stand, Cherry Bedroom Set, Western Maple Bedroom Set. Painted green Two Door Cupboard, much more! Sold at 5 P.M. ANTIQUES: Start at 3:30 P.M. Costume Jewelry, Lovely collection of Whatt Pottery, Fiesta, Murano Jack in the Pulpit, German Stein’s, ruffled Depression Compote, other colors of Depression, Stangle, Cast Irons, Paper items, Books, Yelloware Bowls, Rebecca at the Well, Many fancy Lamps, super Walnut Mirror and Prints, Belleek, Bone Careering, Wheat Patter Ironstone, St. Francis Outdoor Stature, Dolls, Teddy bears, Blue and White Soup Tureen, Chickens on the Nest, Black Plastic Figures, other Bisque Figures, Candlewick, Milk Glass Collection, Horse Plaque 1936, Gold Gilded Frames, Glass Fruit, Cut & Pressed Glass, Foot Stool, Small Country Stands, Glass baskets, Lots of Box Lots, Pyrex, Super Dogs, Hull, Weller, Nippon, toys, radio, Early Tin box, Crocks, Sets of Vintage Dishes, Blue decorated {pottery, glass Baskets, Teapots, Vanity Mirrors, Christmas Lenox dishes, Salt & Pepper Salt Shakers, Cookie Jars, some in original boxes, Steiff Bear, Mid-Century Lamps with great Shades, Cabela’s Outdooor Smoker like new, Clocks, Wall clocks, Collection of Vintage Cameras, Cranberry Wine Set, Cut glass Various colors glasses, german Fruit Set, Selcot Beatles Guitar, Accessories, Country Santa and Snowman collection, Christmas Ron Rhoads Balls, Quilt Knitted Covers, so much more! AU002045L Outdoor starts at 2 P.M. lots of box lots paper, records, vintage glass all types of furniture 383 Ben Franklin Hwy. W., DOUGLASSVILLE, PA Robert Homan so much more and good items... this will be quick!
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Restaurant & AUCTION DOORS open @ 5:00 p.m. Sale starts at approximately 6:00 p.m. on porches (weather permitting) 6:30 p.m. with 3 auctioneers (1 tools, 1 smalls/collectibles, 1 furniture); Consignment sale of local estates; Really nice furniture from local estates; used Blazer; primitives; antiques; tools; collectibles; dishes; décor; tools; box lots; plus, so much more, still unpacking! NOTE: Only a partial listing. REALLY GOOD SALE! Check www.haars.com for pictures and updates. Terms: Cash or good PA Check. Office number 717-432-8246 leave a message. Upcoming auctions: Valuable Real Estate Auction, Saturday, November 6, 2021, 12:00 NOON Breathtaking Private Creek front property on the Yellow Breeches, 512 Creek View Lane, Mechanicsburg, PA SHOWN BY APPT ONLY(717-432-3779) TOY AUCTION @ Haar’s Auction, Monday, November 8, 2021 @ 6:30 p.m.
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19044
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MECHANICSBURG, PA SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT ONLY REAL ESTATE offered @ NOON: Stone and Stucco home w/3 bedrooms each have private Bath; Custom Cabinetry kitchen; water views from the FR/Kit/DR/ Sitting area and MB w/open floor plan; 2 decks; 4½ bath; all on approximately 5 acres. Located in the Cumberland County School District. Must see to appreciate property has lots of potential. Terms: 10% down, balance due within 30 days. Property shown by APPOINTMENT ONLY call 717-432-3779 to schedule. Check www.haars.com for pictures and updates.
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FURNITURE · ART · COLLECTIBLES · BOOKS · WINE
SATURDAY, NOV. 6 • 9 A.M.
FURNITURE: Antique and Modern. Ethan Allen Leather Sofa and Love Seat; White of Mebane Bedroom Set; Baker’s Rack; Pennsylvania House Dining Suite; High Quality Upholstered: Vanguard, Berkley Hall; Apothecary Cabinet; High Back Dry Sink; Garden and Poolside: Lounge Set, Dining. Rugs: Room Size and Area; Table and Floor Lamps: Glass, Brass. ART: Paintings, Prints, Photographs - Antique to Modern; Tuscany; Botanicals; Paris; Cased Images. COLLECTIBLES: Baccarat Bottle; Staffordshire Dogs; Rose Medallion; Military Buttons; Wall and Mantle Clocks; Asian Ceramics; Royal Doulton Figures; Spice Cabinet; Pewter. BOOKS: Children’s; Museum Collections; Travel; 4 Vols Sea Tales, J. Fenimore Cooper; Mr. Pim A.A. Milne 1st Edition. HOUSE & HOME: Estate Wine Collection Incl Cotes de Castillon; Dimplex Electric Stove; Onkyo Sound System; Paradigm Speakers; Harmon/Kardon Disc Player; HK1000 Casette; Philips Electronic 312 Turntable; Advent Model 300 Tuner; Phase Linear 200B Amplifier; Silk Floral Arrangements and Trees; Silverplate: Flatware and Hollowware; Dinner Services: Lenox, Witherspoon, Monroe, Noritake, Benedicta, Smithfield, Spode, Blue & White Transfer; New Designer Bedding.
Located in the Schnecksville Fire Co. Pavilion (rear), 4550 Old Packhouse Rd. (off Route 309) Just N. of Allentown, PA. See photos on auctionzip.com.
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FRAMED PIECES: Large variety of classic sporting company items & antique sporting scenes. Approx. 25 wooden ammo adv. boxes, decoys of all types-p. mache, cork, wood- owls, crows, ducks, geese, loons, shore birds. Collect. early blackpowder tins & var. cartridge boxes, 2 lg. antique bear traps, game calls, decoy anchors, ephemera, game calls, large hunt dogs figures, etc. 2 toy Sterlingworth dbl./ barrel shotguns/cartridges. Large 60 + year collection-will take several auctions! Terms: PA checks/proper ID-none out-of-state. NO buyers fees, No reserves. NO CREDIT CARDS, Removal day of sale!
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Featuring vintage Christmas Collectibles from the early 1800’s thru the 1960’s.
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White feather Christmas tree, early Christmas lighting & bulbs, Pixies, Blow molds, figurals, 1950’s & 1960’s Christmas Item, Santa’s, German, Poland & other ornaments, ceramic Christmas tree, tinsel ornaments, glass bead & other garlands, Christmas fence, Putz houses, Paper & advertising, Books, vintage Christmas tree stands, cloth Santa’s, bottles brush, die cuts, Noma Chandelier’s, nativity sets, German candy containers, wind-up Christmas items, Sno man Glows, color wheel, glassware, ceramics and much more. Terms: Cash, approved checks, MC, Visa credit cards. Buyer’s Premium: 15% buyer’s premium discounted to 10% for payments in cash.
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FIREARMS: Winchester Mod 88 Rifle, Winchester Mod 1894 30cal WCF Rifle, Hakim 8mm Rifle, Colt 38spl Police Revolver, Glock 40 S&W Pistol, Smith & Wesson M8P9 Shield 9mm Pistol, Ethan Allen Side-by-Side Pistol, Pair of Hopkins & Allen Muzzleloading Pistols, Kimel & Matthews Western 6 Revolver, Lorcin Mod L380 Pistol, Remington Mod 770 30-06 Rifle, Western 6 Combo Revolver, GEW 98 Sporterized 30-06 Rifle, K98 Mauser 8mm Sporterized Rifle, HS Schmidt Mod 21/5 .22mag Revolver, Ladies Custom Ruger 10/22 Rifle, Savage Mod 64 12ga Shotgun, Savage NRA .22 Match Rifle, Remington 522 Viper .22 Rimfire, Rohm Mod 66 Liberty Mustang .22 Mag Revolver, H&R 32cal Pistol, RG23 .22 Revolver, H&R .25cal Pistol, H&R Mod 922 .22cal Revolver, Slingshot .22 Dropback Rifle, CVA 50cal Optima Pro Magnum Inline Rifle, Saxton Shotgun. Ammo, Scopes, Magazines. FURNITURE: Heywood-Wakefield Bedroom Set incl Headboard w/Attached Nightstands, 1800’s Drysink, Secretary Desk, Pennsylvania House Dining Room Set, Grandfather Clocks, Oak Dressers, Curio Cabinets, Jewelry Armoires, Blanket Chests, Barrister Style Bookcase, Gun Cabinets. MILITARY: German Helmet, Us Fighting Knife, Doughboy Style Helmet. JEWELRY: 14K Bracelet, Ring, Pendant, Chain; 10K Men’s Ring; Much Sterling, Lg Amount of Costume Jewelry incl Estate Lots. COINS/CURRENCY: Morgan & Peace Dollars, Ben Franklin Half, Mercury Dimes, V & Buffalo Nickels, 1909 VDB, Indian & Wheat Cents, 1788 Massachusetts Cent, 1804 & 1807 Half Cents, 1813 & 1845 Lg Cents, 1923 Silver Certificates, Graded Currency. ANTIQUE/VINTAGE: Oak Ice Box, Mining Helmet, Ladies Head Vase Collection, Coca-Cola Machine Cooler, Vintage Holiday Decorations incl Blowmolds & Ceramic Trees, 1950’s Coca-Cola Clock, Radios incl RCA Victor 75x19, Trunks, Treadle Sewing Machines, Tiffany Style Lamps, Cuckoo Clocks, LP’s incl KISS, Jadeite Glass, Player Piano w/Rolls, Bottles incl Blob Tops, Much Pyrex incl Many Nesting Bowls, Freidlander Hazleton Jug, Roseville, Pepsi Clock/Sign. TOYS: Lionel incl Sets, Engines & Cars, American Flyer Cash Register, Pedal Car, CI Banks, Marbles, Many Vintage Board Games, Hess Trucks incl 1975, 80, 82, 85; Orig Star Wars Figures, Masters of the Universe Figures. VIDEO GAMES: Wii & Games, Gameboy, Nintendo DS Games, XBOX 360 Games. INSTRUMENTS: Acoustic Guitars, Mandolin, Flutes, Clarinets, Harp, Violin. SPORTS: 1960’s Baseball Cards, Unopened Basketball & Baseball Boxes, Michael Jordan SLU, Autographed Mini Helmets, Complete Sets incl 1980 Topps. COLLECTIBLES: Pokemon Cards, Longaberger® Baskets, Annalee Holiday Dolls, Porcelain Dolls incl 30+ Shirley Temple, Belt Buckles, Knives. OTHER: Elec Slot Machine, Compound Bows, Crossbow, Fishing Rods, Reels & Lures, Tools incl Delta Unisaw, Machinist Toolbox w/contents. No Personal Checks:
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“Place to Place” brings together 23 new arrivals to the museum’s collection, nearly all donated since 2017 and all on view for the first time. “We are profoundly grateful to the collectors and donors who have enhanced our collection with these exceptional gifts of drawings and watercolors to the Palmer,” said museum director Erin M. Coe. Conceived in 2020, when both domestic and international travel plummeted, the theme of the exhibition stands in marked contrast to the circumstances out of which it emerged. From New York to New Mexico to New Orleans, the exhibition features watercolors and drawings that represent a variety of locales, some well known, others more obscure, though no less a journey. International scenes relocate the viewer across the Atlantic to sites in Belgium, England, France, Germany, and Morocco, provoking questions about rootedness and
Charles Webster Hawthorne’s (American, 1872–1930) “Tangiers” from 1929 is a watercolor-on-paper, 10-by-13-7/8 inches, courtesy of the John Driscoll American drawings collection, 2018.150. movement in artists’ lives. The exhibition showcases work by a variety of American artists, including Colin Campbell Cooper, Marsden Hartley, Charles Webster Hawthorne, Robert Henri, Irene Rice Pereira, and Alice Schille, some of whom were particularly known for their travels. “This exhibition reflects on the power of place in the lives of 20 artists and is the first chance to
see many new additions to the Palmer’s permanent collection,” said Adam Thomas. Transport yourself with a journey through “Place to Place.” Free timed tickets can be reserved at www.palmermuseum.psu.edu. For more information on the Palmer Museum of Art or for the calendar of upcoming events, visit www.palmermuseum.psu.edu.
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ANTIQUE AUCTION SATURDAY, OCTOBER 30TH Preview: Friday, October 29th 9am to 4pm AUCTION ORDER: Smalls and furniture to begin selling at 9am Stoneware will mix throughout the sale. STONEWARE: 4 Remmey blue decorated jars, blue decorated pitcher with damaged spout, 5 gallon Burley winter 2 tone jug , miniature Yeager company Allentown jug, Athens NY 3 gallon blue decorated double tulip jug, stenciled Greensboro PA jar, 1-gallon double tulip jug, Lyons 5-gallon blue decorated double flower crock with repaired handles, blue decorated spittoon, Phenomenal 4-gallon Cowden blue decorated jug with large double tulips in ferns, 6 gallon tulip decorated crock, M. Tyler co. Athens NY jar with tulip, Pfaltzgraff York tulip jug, large 3 gallon tulip blue decorated jug, 2 gallon Cowden Wilcox with nice blue decoration, Pewtress and Co, New Haven Conn batter jug, 3-gallon blue decorated crock with sunflower and a bee sting, western PA 1-gallon worm decorated crock, 3-gallon Peter Herman jar, 2-gallon blue decorated crock Antique spatterware, pea fowl plate, blue bell flower plate, sponge spatter red and blue creamer, rainbow spatter handless cup, red and blue sponge decorated sugar bowl, spatterware red plate with Adams rose, lime green and red spatter border with red tulip plate, red spongeware handle less cup and saucer, blue spongeware plate with blue and red tulip, red carnation blue spongeware handless cup and saucer, peafowl red spongeware handless cup and saucer. ANTIQUES: 8 various sized hooked rugs, tree of life quilt, 1860s overshot blue coverlet, purple and cream pinwheel quilt, crazy patch quilt, early patriotic fan patchwork quilt, red carnation applique quilt, 18th c. German hand painted family crest, early wood trade sign oil will be leased, 3 early dough cutters, 2 Pratts feed buckets, bell telephone 1950s rain slicker, early wood washboard, souther red painted tobacco grinder, 3 early Staffordshire guinea hens on nest, early tin cake saver, early wood clothesline winder, cutting board, click pool game, early cast iron small coffee grinder in red paint, Kreso dip cow tin, index brand cocoa 5 lb. tin, early paper litho trap shot game, 2 petite general store cigar box counter displays with several boxes, framed child’s bonnet, mocha ware yellow ware mixing bowl, wooden kitchen utensils, early butter crust bread carrier, WWI wooden handmade airplane, Civil war CDV identified Benjamin Hamlin 114th NY, Civil war identified CDV James Lobdell 34th NY infantry, Tin type pair civil war artillery soldiers in case, civil war soldier tin type unidentified, WWII trench art ashtray, credo peanut butter sample tin, early wood duck eating out of bowl clacker pull toy, early pressed steel stake body truck, jp coats box, small cigar box with early litho, 2 pairs Victorian ladies shoes, late 18th c. betty lamp holder, betty lamp, tin lantern with mica shades, early copper funnel, primitive folk art yarn winder spool holder, hand blown 19th c. cloche, 2 crotch mahogany shaving mirrors, yarn balls, large advertising crates e.b, cough drops, very early linen covered dress form, lee and his generals early lithograph, redware oversized bowl with white interior glaze, Victorian oil on canvas farm scene, 2 early cast iron miniature andirons, approx. 20 redware crocks, redware flower pots, stoneware flower pot, stoneware bottles, 2 redware plates, early climax tobacco box, dr. Lichtenwalner metal sign, 4 graduated brass buckets, tin warming cabinet, guaranteed stock worm medicine display, VERY RARE cigar tramp art framed labels, wooden staved butter churn, early hide covered trunk with fantastic lock,4 early red paint barn doors dated,2 early hand painted miniature portraits, early woven Indian basket, early dated 1899 cast iron hoof trimmer, lamp lighter, set of hand written diaries from 1875 thru 1899 all by one lady, miniature JL and Co Terrestrial Globe, watercolor painting of cows, fantastic watercolor painting of tiger lilies, violets watercolor painting, farm scene watercolor painting, Schooner redware bird bank, Greg schooner double handled Bird finial sugar Bowl, Large Greg Schooner eagle lidded jar, 3 art deco clown creamer juice reamers, Lebanon seltzer bottle, Collection of Mary Gregory spatterware to include pea fowl pitcher and bowl, Adams rose pitcher and bowl, 2 Adams rose rainbow spatter plate, yellow spatter tulip plate, 2 Currier & Ives spatter plates, purple spatter double acorn plate, red spatter fruit plate, ,red spatterware red tulip pitcher and bowl. FURNITURE: Fantastic early red paint scrub top farm table, early Sheraton 2 door cabinet, mid 19th c chest, industrial drafting desk, fine 19th c bracket foot blanket chest with large strap hinges, early blue painted blanket chest, fantastic early red painted striped blanket chest, federal mirror with reverse painted scene lady and bonnet, green painted sorting cabinet with cubbies, federal period cherry and mahogany buffet with backs plash, oak general store pie case Scwanbeck Bros, York county paint decorated jelly cupboard, primitive white 2 drawer 2 door cabinet, 2 federal era settees, jelly cupboard, twig hanging rack, primitive red painted hanging pie safe, early oak slant pulpit, empire tilt top table, early industrial easel, very primitive high wheel bicycle, army navy oak tool cabinet, early red painted slant lid desk, 2 piece chestnut blind door corner cupboard, Sheraton slant-top and flat writing desk, early grain painted make do advertising crate barn cabinet, child’s wicker rocking chair, early grain decorated 2 piece kitchen cabinet, early red 2 piece Dutch cupboard, early green paint 2-door cabinet, early 1800s double lift lid desk, 2 piece pine pewter cabinet, Late addition, Barber M.T. Elfalan sign and Blue stone Tavern wooden signs from Beloved movie starring Oprah And Danny Glover. Primitive toolbox, Terra cotta architectural pieces, teak bird cage, Holsum bread sign, carnival sign, footstools, Adirondack stand, feed bags, Christmas tree fencing, green primitive farm table, TRAMP ART frame, A metal, Mohler flange sign, Chinese metal sign, Jim Thorpe amusement sign, fire truck, wood swan decoy, spring water boxes, miniature dry sink, general store sign, primitive toolbox, factory window toucan trade sign, mannequin, trade card albums, early bone vanity box. Much more still coming in. This is a large auction be prepared to spend some time with us! 13 percent buyer’s premium discounted to 10 percent for cash or check.
Auctioneer Jeff Sensenig AU005944 Timeless Treasure Auctions LLC AY002405
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OUR SEMI-ANNUAL ADVERTISING AUCTION FEATURING ADVERTISING ITEMS FROM THE COLLECTION OF THE ESTATE OF THE LATE GLEN MOORE OF NEW MARKET, MARYLAND, THE COLLECTION OF LARRY AND GEORGETTE COX OF HARWOOD, MARYLAND, COFFEE CANS, COFFEE GRINDERS, LAP GRINDERS & McCORMICK TEA POT COLLECTION, DRUGSTORE COLLECTION OF DR. EARL MINDELL OF BEVERLY HILLS, CALIFORNIA, DENTAL CABINETS FROM LOCAL COLLECTOR
AUCTION TO BE HELD ON SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 2021 STARTING AT 9:00 - DOORS OPEN AT 8:00 AM FOR BUYER’S INSPECTION (INSPECTION THROUGHOUT THE AUCTION)
AUCTION TO BE HELD AT THE FREDERICK FAIRGROUNDS (INDOORS-HEATED BUILDING #12), 797 EAST PATRICK ST.
HISTORIC FREDERICK, MARYLAND 21701 VERY PARTIAL LISTING: ADVERTISING WOODEN BOXES, VERY LARGE COLLECTION OF EARLY AND COLORFUL COFFEE CANS, COUNTERTOP DOUBLE WHEEL CAST IRON COFFEE GRINDERS, COLLECTION OF WALL COFFEE GRINDERS, COLLECTION OF LAP COFFEE GRINDERS, McCORMICK OF BALTIMORE TEAPOT COLLECTION, AUNT JEMIMA COLLECTION INCLUDING VERY RARE SPICE RACK COMPLETE AND IN MINT CONDITION, DRUGGIST SCALES, MEDICINE BOTTLES AND APOTHECARY GLASS LABELED BOTTLES, 1890’S EARLY UPRIGHT OAK DENTAL CABINET, C.1920’S ANTIQUE VINTAGE MAHOGANY DENTAL CABINET, CHILD’S DENTAL CABINET IN SHAPE OF A HOUSE IN MINT CONDITION, ADVERTISING TINS, CANDY JARS, BRASS HANGING FISH SCALES, NUMEROUS CIGAR BOXES, STORE STOCK, SIGNS, LANTERNS, STORE MERCHANDISE GRABBERS, SCALES AND WEIGHTS, ASSORTED PACKAGED MEDICINES, EARLY ALMANACS, ADVERTISING TRADE CARDS & ALBUMS, POSTCARDS, TOBACCO CUTTERS, OLD EGG CRATES, EARLY DRUGGIST MAGAZINES WITH GOOD ADS, WHOLESALE BUSINESS CATALOGS, VINTAGE MARDI GRAS PAPER MACHE FULL HEAD COVER MASK, VINTAGE HATS, ADV., CLOCKS, COLLECTIBLE REFERENCE BOOKS, THERMOMETERS, STONEWARE, EARLY TOBACCO PACKS, EARLY CANDLE STICK WALL EXTENSION TELEPHONE, NUMEROUS EPHEMERA OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS, VINTAGE SPORTS GAMES & MEMORABILIA, ADVERTISING POCKET MIRRORS, RISQUE ITEMS, PLUS SO MUCH MORE!!! PLEASE VISIT WWW.AUCTIONZIP.COM (AUCTIONEERS ID# 2894) OR WWW.PARZOWAUCTIONS.COM TO VIEW MANY PHOTO’S FOR THIS UPCOMING AUCTION “CHECK BACK DURING SET UP WEEK NOVEMBER 1ST THROUGH NOVEMBER 5TH TO VIEW THE AUCTION SET UP IN PROGRESS MANY COLLECTION OF DOUBLE ITEMS STILL COMING IN. WE ARE STILL ACCEPTING CONSIGNMENTS FOR THIS AUCTION SO CALL US NOW! THIS IS WHERE YOU WANT TO WHEEL COFFEE GRINDERS BE FOR THE BEST POSSIBLE RETURN ON YOUR ADVERTISING ITEMS- WE DRAW THE BIG CROWDS THAT WANT TO BUY!!! NO INTERNET BIDDING - LEFT BIDS AND PHONE BIDDING ACCEPTED AND WALL GRINDERS 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 NOVEMBER 6TH, 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. 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. FOOD WILL BE PROVIDED BY VALLEY CONCESSIONS. FINE AUCTIONEERING SINCE 1976 COFFEE CAN COLLECTION
FOR MORE INFORMATION PLEASE CONTACT: HOWARD B. PARZOW, AUCTIONEER 301-351-6544 OR E-MAIL AT HPARZOW@AOL.COM
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