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The Moderns Were Not “Just Mousing Around” Pook & Pook’s Two-Day Sale Grosses 3.5 Million By Cynthia Beech Lawrence The Pook & Pook Americana and International Sale sold across two live sales on Sept. 30 and Oct. 1 totaled $3,538,163. The sell-through rate was 98.6 percent, and 5,614 bidders participated from 39 countries and five continents, bidding online, by telephone, and in person. For many of the standout lots, as many as seven telephone lines were engaged in bidding. It was 20th century American Modern Art that took center stage, providing the four top selling works.
Another modernist work, the bronze “Man’s Head,” ca. 1906-07, by Elie Nadelman (1882-1946), estimated $40,000-$60,000, realized $116,850. An early work of the sculptor, it approaches geometrical abstraction, with the long opposing curves of the face meeting at the point of the chin and suggesting volume and harmony. “Man’s Head” is a product of Nadelman’s study of ancient sculpture and pursuit of classical economy, which resulted in a modern style uniquely his own. Paul Manship”s (1885-1966) bronze “The Moods of Time: Morning, Day,
A Chester County walnut line and berry inlaid blanket chest, dated 1782, estimated $15,000-$20,000, sold for an impressive $59,040. The top selling highlight was Andy Warhol’s (1928-87) “Mickey Mouse,” from the “Myths” series, 1981, screenprint numbered 147/200. “Myths” is a series of 10 images of 20th century American pop culture, celebrity icons that Warhol believed replaced the Gods and heroes of previous generations. Presenting a new American mythology, the “Myths” series evoked 1950s childhood and nostalgia for a golden past. Mickey Mouse, dusted with diamonds, is presented as a celebrity, a cultural icon, an allAmerican and corporate symbol. He is slick, packaged, and ready to sell, estimated at $80-$120,000, the limited number screenprint sold for $196,800. Harriet Whitney Frishmuth’s (1880-1980) bronze fountain “Crest of the Wave,” 1926, one of the artist’s most famous works, came in with a solid result at $147,600. The 19th Amendment, ratified in 1920, guaranteed all American women the right to vote. After decades of struggle, a new era was born. Frishmuth’s youthful and strong sculpture captured the spirit and energy of the times.
Evening, and Night,” cast ca. 1992, numbered 5/12, estimated $15,000$25,000, was another top Modern lot. The streamlined Art Deco style of Paul Manship looked ahead to the future, while his subject matter reached back into the archaic past. “In a world of flux and uncertainty, Manship’s sculpture offered reassurance, mediation, and synthesis,” according to Susan Rather from “Archaism, Modernism, and the Art of Paul Manship.” “Time” was fleeting as the bidding rose and the bronzes crossed the block at $98,400. The bronze “Bird (with an Attitude),” 1952, 5/6, by Dame Elisabeth Frink (1930-93), estimated $12,000-$18,000, sold for $36,900. Early American art also sold well. An oil-on-canvas by the famous Charles Willson Peale (17411827), a hauntingly lovely portrait of Sarah Benezet Bartow (1746-1818) of Philadelphia, signed and dated 1772, and estimated at $10,000-$15,000, sold for $36,900. American furniture had a strong showing. The category was full of quality pieces. A lifelong collection of American clocks and furniture, the estate of Charles West Wilson, of Red Lion, Pa., provided
many of the top selling lots. A rare New York Federal mahogany musical tall case clock, ca. 1790, with eight-day works signed “Effingham Embree New York,” estimated at $20,000-$30,000, clocked in at $92,250. A Philadelphia Chippendale walnut tall case clock, ca. 1775, with face inscribed “Willm Huston Philadelphia,” estimated at $8,000$12,000, brought $20,910. A Massachusetts mahogany lighthouse clock, ca. 1820, attributed to Simon Willard, estimated $4,000-$7,000, sold for $19,680. From the Wilson collection was the Taylor Family Queen Anne mahogany easy This rare copper butterfly weathervane, 19th century, chair, made in retaining an old weathered gilt surface, sold for Philadelphia, ca. $56,580. 1760, estimated $20,000-$30,000, going just over and inlaid edges, possessed an estimate at $31,980. A Delaware interesting provenance. Purportedly Valley Queen Anne tiger maple high found in Ireland after having been chest, ca. 1765, originally owned by brought there in the early 19th cenContinental Congress member Col. tury by the Galloway family, its estiCharles Pettit, estimated at $8,000- mate was $10,000-$15,000, and it went for $41,820. $12,000, sold for $17,220. Americana treasures abounded: Telephone, internet, and floor weathervanes, frakturs, quilts, and bidders battled for a Federal mahogany marble top end table, ca. trade signs, to name a few. A minia1820, possessing all the attributes ture Pennsylvania painted pine of a rare Duncan Phyfe kettle stand, blanket chest, ca. 1810, with shell which realized $86,100. An impor- decoration on a green ground and tant Massachusetts Federal intricate pin stripes, stenciled “Miss mahogany three-part secretary M. A. Smith,” estimated at $5,000desk, ca. 1805, attributed to the $7,000, sold for $15,990. A Lancaster shop of John and Thomas Seymour, County painted Weber miniature a highly sophisticated desk featur- dressing box, decorated with large Continued on page 4 ing an array of satinwood panels
Bucks County Antiques Dealers Association Show Set For Nov. 13 And 14 Eagle Fire Hall In New Hope To Host Annual Show The Bucks County Antiques Dealers Association (BCADA) proudly presents the 74th Annual Antiques Show on Saturday and Sunday, Nov. 13 and 14. The show will be at the Eagle Fire Hall at 46 Sugan Road in New Hope, Pa., on Saturday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Sunday from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Admission is $6 or $5 with show card or this article. Children under 16 enter free of charge, and there is plenty of free parking. In existence since 1966, BCADA exhibitors are from Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and Delaware. This is the largest antiques show in Bucks County. Continued on page 3
The Force Was With Bodnar’s For Oct. 7 Sale “Star Wars” Collection Sells For Over $55,000 Jedi master Joe Bodnar, owner of Bodnar’s Auction, was very pleased with the Oct. 7 sale results. With over 5,000 registered bidders from all over the world, the force was with this impressive singleowner collection. The collection of both “Star Wars” and “Star Trek” items spanned the past 40 years and was in pristine condition like the day it came off the shelf in the toy store. The collection came from a Chicago estate, where the Continued on page 8
In This Issue Attributed to Wilhelm Schimmel (1817-90), this carved and painted spread winged eagle, retaining its original polychrome surface, 13.25 inches wide, sold for $29,520.
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Robinson Crusoe On Mars: Classic Martian Movie Memorabilia
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By William J. Felchner The 1950s and ’60s produced a plethora of outstanding science fiction movies. One of the best was a relatively forgotten film titled “Robinson Crusoe on Mars,” released in 1964. A minor cult classic with Baby Boomers and the dedicated sci-fi crowd, “Robinson Crusoe on Mars” generated a wealth of memorabilia for today’s collectors. Produced by Aubrey Schenck for Paramount Pictures, “Robinson Crusoe on Mars” was directed by Byron Haskin with a screenplay by Ib Melchior and John C. Higgins. Winton C. Hoch served as cinematographer, with Nathan Van Cleave providing the music. The cast was sparse, starring Paul Mantee as Commander Christopher “Kit” Draper, USN, Vic Lundin as Friday, Adam West as Colonel Dan McReady, USAF, and Barney the Woolly Monkey as Mona. Inspired by the 1719 novel “Robinson Crusoe” by Daniel Defoe, “Robinson Crusoe on Mars” was budgeted at $1.5-$2
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This one-sheet poster brought $216. Probe 1. Following a near-collision with a large meteoroid and now running low on fuel, the space explorers are forced to abandon ship and descend in their single lifeboat pods. Only Commander Draper and Mona survive the landing, however, as McReady’s lifeless body is later found in the wreckage. Mars proves to be a hostile environment, with Draper and Mona barely surviving the planet’s thin atmosphere with the assistance of their supplemental oxygen tanks. When the tanks are finally depleted, things look bleak, until Draper accidentally discovers coallike rocks which release oxygen when heated. Draper later solves their food and water problem as well when the ever-curious Mona discovers an underground cave filled with fresh water and edible,
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million and shot on location in California’s rugged Death Valley. Death Valley proved to be the ideal locale, where the desolate desert landscape doubled as the savage Red Planet. Filming commenced on Dec. 2, 1963, in the California-Nevada border region, with most of the movie shot at Zabriske Point in California’s Death Valley National Park. The film’s stunning special effects were expertly rendered by Lawrence Butler and Oscarwinning matte artist Albert Whitlock. Designer Albert Nozaki created the three alien spacecraft miniatures prowling the Martian atmosphere. They might look familiar to sci-fi movie fans, as they resemble the deadly Martian war machines used to such chilling effect in the 1953 classic “The War of the Worlds,” which had also been directed by Byron Haskin. The movie begins with American astronauts McReady and Draper (and Mona, of course) orbiting the Red Planet aboard Mars Gravity
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Several years ago, I was talking with a scholar. We were discussing book collectors, and he had little tolerance for them. His comment was that books were a tool for him to use in research. He could not understand book collectors who amassed books for the sake of owning the book and not for reading it. The idea of a book collector who does not read all the books cover to cover in his collection was anathema to him.
books have moved across the country several times with me. I treasure my western histories, Pennsylvania German imprints, and American regionalist writers. Those books are treasured parts of my collection that I do not read but love to own. Books are an interesting part of our collecting world. I would argue that most of us, regardless of what we collect, have a library of books. Prior to the internet, books were the tool that all of us used to research our collections, not just price guides or picture books but the research books that we use in our subject. And those research books can expand into the gray area of being part of our collection. A collection of toys can prompt a collector to buy original toy catalogs. A collector of fraktur can start to purchase early Pennsylvania German imprints to discover design sources. The line gets very blurred between books to read and books to own.
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I also knew a book collector who did not grasp the scholar’s perspective. He acquired for the sake of acquisition but never read any of them. It was a matter of filling out series in order to have sets. My daughter was teasing me the other day that if I were to have my portrait painted that I would have to do it in front of my library. I guess I stand with a foot in each of the camps listed above. I have books that I use in my work and are what the trade would call “beater copies” that probably have little value. These books I have bought and sold many times over the years. Moving lots of books is expensive, and, sadly, the secondhand market is so soft that I have often sold chunks of my library to then repurchase the needed titles after we have moved. However, I also have several shelves of books that I have not read. I own them as collector items and for the sake of having them. Those
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flowers on the top and sides, the front with a house flanked by trees, all on a vibrant yellow ground, came in over its $8,000-$12,000 estimate at $17,220. A large Pennsylvania watercolor scherenschnitte valentine, dated 1834, was a sight to behold. Intricately executed with floral vines, hearts, and running stags, it sold within its estimate at $12,300. And a Chester County walnut line and berry spice chest, ca. 1760, and possibly the only known example with a decorated top, sold within its estimate at $12,300. A scarce Francis Richardson Jr. Philadelphia silver porringer, ca. 1740, estimated at $3,000-$5,000,
An early 20th century Oushak, estimate $3,000$5,000, sold for $14,760. A fine Serapi carpet, ca. 1910, estimate $4,000-$6,000, realized $15,990. Join Pook & Pook later this fall for more auctions, including Native American Indian, Coins and Jewelry, Decorative Arts, and Antique Toys and Board Games. For additional information, call 610-269-4040.
sold for $10,455, and a Georg Jensen sterling silver pitcher, by Henning Koppel, estimated at $5,000-$7,000, brought $15,990. An important Boston, Mass., needlework, ca. 1780, depicting two couples in front of a Georgian brick home with a young woman, leaping dog, and African American servant pouring glasses of wine, was the top textile lot. An early typed note verso states that the needlework descended in the family of Revolutionary War Gen. Christian Febiger (1749-96). Estimated at $20,000-$30,000, it sold for $34,440. Closing the sale as usual were a selection of carpets.
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The rare New York Federal mahogany musical tall case clock, ca. 1790, with a pagoda top with eagle inlay enclosing an eight-day works signed “Effingham Embree New York,” above a line inlaid case, sold for $92,250. The works are a three-train movement that play six tunes on eight bells struck by 13 hammers, and tunes are changed manually by a selector dial.
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Planet. One set in fine/very fine condition went for $204. The movie’s half-sheet poster (22-by-28 inches) is another collector favorite. One example in folded fine/very fine condition realized $155.35. Foreign movie posters are a real treasure for collectors. The Australian Daybill poster (12.5-by-29 inches) is always in demand. One example from
antiquesandauctionnews.net Down Under in folded fine+ entire promotional camcondition went for $143.40. paign in the form of press The Belgian poster (14-by-21 releases, sample posters, inches) is another fine for- stills, etc., were issued by eign entry. One example in Paramount Pictures to thevery fine+ condition sold for ater owners. One example $119.50. in uncut folded very One of the most inter- fine+ condition brought a esting items in the reasonable $31. “Robinson Crusoe” Martian Oddball items were also sweepstakes is the film’s produced for the picture. A pressbook and merchandis- lot of 22 black-and-white ing manual. These manuals, matte finish proof photos which contain the movie’s in very fine condition brought $109. The movie also generated its own theme sheet music, “Robinson Crusoe on Mars” with lyrics by Earl Shuman and music by Leon Carr. One example, autographed by both Paul Mantee (1931-2013) and Vic Lundin (1929-2013), sold for $50. In 2017, the “Robinson Crusoe on Mars” production archive assembled by screenwriter Ib Melchior (1917-2015) was offered for sale. A real treasure trove, the archive contained handwritten notes, a story outline, script pages with illustrations, magazine articles and news clippings, a signed Laser disc from stars Paul Mantee and Vic Lundin, and a vintage radio
bracelets, but the trio are still in danger of freezing to death until Draper’s portable radio detects an English-speaking voice orbiting in a spaceship overhead. “Robinson Crusoe on Mars” received a number of positive reviews upon its release in June of 1964, though that hardly translated to equal success at the box office. Eugene Archer, film critic for The New York Times (8/27/64), reported, “This clever yarn follows the famous Daniel Defoe story with old-fashioned fidelity, down to the introduction of Friday and time out for the lonely hero’s neurotic dreams. Merely placing it in space gives it a fresh and unexpected quality, particularly when the planetary elements are handled with the inventiveness displayed here. Credit Byron Haskin, the experienced director, with the enjoyable result.” “Robinson Crusoe on Mars” generated a small galaxy of memorabilia for today’s collectors. Leading the way is the film’s standard one-sheet poster (27by-41 inches), which features the blurb, “A lone U.S, astronaut pitted against all the odds beyond this earth!” One example in folded, very fine condition sold for $216. These are all auction prices courtesy Heritage Auctions. Rare autographed sheet music signed by stars Paul Mantee Always one of my and Vic Lundin sold for $50. favorites, the eight-card lobby set, which was originally displayed in theater lobbies to promote the picture, is another fine piece of memorabilia. The set features colorful, fantastic scenes from the film, most of which picture star Paul Mantee in his titanic struggle to survive the Red
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University. His work has appeared in a number of periodicals, including Hot Rod, True West, Corvette Quarterly, Sports Collectors Digest, Old West, Movie Collector’s William J. Felchner is a World and Pennsylvania graduate of Illinois State Magazine. spot on a 10-inch LP record, among other items. The group realized $1,536. Images courtesy of Heritage Auctions, Dallas, Texas.
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There were many outstanding lamps in the auction, led by a rare Tiffany Studios elaborate Peony lamp on a telescopic library base with a 22-inch shade selling for $390,000. The arrangement and colors are very clear and forceful, a good sign in Kensett’s work. The silence of these spare Kensetts is very impressive.” More recently, Susan Crane, associate curator Albright Knox Art Gallery, in a letter to Mr. and Mrs. Doolittle on March 24, 1983, said, “Your Kensett was an important element in the success of the show, it really made the room glow. Several art historians, in fact, commented on its excellence. It really does rank with the most magnificent of his works, and we are grateful to have been able to show it in the context of his ‘peers.’” There were also many
outstanding lamps in the auction. These were led by a rare Tiffany Studios elaborate Peony lamp on a telescopic library base with a 22-inch shade ($390,000); a fine Tiffany Studios Dragonfly table lamp on a reticulated Indian base with a 20-inch shade ($153,600); a Tiffany Studios, Lily Pad table lamp on a twisted vine base with a 20-inch shade ($127,200); a Tiffany Studios Bamboo table lamp with a 16-inch shade ($136,800); and a rare Duffner and Kimberly Poppy floor lamp on a renaissance floor base ($98,400). Modern and contemporary art included an oil-oncanvas designator by Ted
Stamm (American, 1944-84), titled “DGR-32 (Dodger),” selling for $55,200 to an overseas buyer. A gouache by Patrick Heron sold for $23,400, and “Maternite” by Vu Cao Dam brought $21,600. An oil-onboard by British artist Tristram Hillier titled “The Mud Berth” sold to a U.K. buyer for $16,200. An Early Tibetan Thangka from a private Rochester, N.Y., collection sold for $30,000. A fine Turkish sword (Kilij) from the historic Wadsworth family sold to a buyer in Istanbul for
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A truly sublime painting titled “Singing Beach & Eagle Rock, Magnolia, Massachusetts,” by American landscape artist John Frederick Kensett (1816-72), was the top lot in Cottone Auctions’ Fine Art, Antiques and Clock Auction held on Sept. 18. The painting saw trade competition into the high six figures and easily surpassed its estimate, selling to a private collector by phone for $1.08 million. Overall, the sale grossed $3.7 million. The Kensett painting was purchased in 1955 by Mrs. Adrian Smith (formerly Lusyd Wright Keating) of Buffalo, N.Y., from Victor D. Spark of New York, and bequested to her daughter Cynthia Doolittle in 1971. It was previously twice exhibited at the Albright Knox Art Gallery, first in 1958 and again in 1983. “It has been a privilege to market the painting,” said Matt Cottone of Cottone Auctions. “I was pleased for our consignor, the Doolittles, who could have sent their things anywhere but gave us the opportunity.” Catalog notes included quotes regarding the painting, including a letter by John K. Howat, assistant curator of American paintings and sculpture at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, to Mrs. Adrian W. Smith, on May 25, 1965, stating, “The Kensett strikes me as being a very fine one.
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Antique toy enthusiasts love nothing more than to discover the earliest iterations of whatever specialty they collect, and on Oct. 2 at Milestone Auctions in suburban Cleveland it was both Marx and motorcycle fans who hit the jackpot. The 704-lot auction, which was almost exclusively devoted to a single-owner collection, featured 138 super-clean bikes, including two American Marx prototypes that tied for top-lot honors at $22,800 apiece. Each had been estimated at $6,000$8,000. A throng of determined bidders competed from both sides of the Atlantic and beyond, pushing the sale total to $768,000. It was the highestgrossing toy auction in Milestone’s history. “There was huge interest in many categories, but most especially the motorcycles, which represented scores of manufacturers from Germany, Spain, Japan, Italy, Russia and
the USA. Absentee and opening bids were insane, right off the bat,” said Milestone Auctions co-owner Chris Sammet. “The Marx prototype bikes were Speedboy 4 military-themed windups, finished in the distinctive colors of early Marx toys and with handpainted details. One had a rear-mounted cannon, and the other had a camouflage-patterned box on the back. We started getting calls about them a good month before the sale. There was no A Japanese friction-powered tin “Romance” motorcycle, 12 doubt they were going to fly.” The high quality of post- inch large version, bright colors, all original and in working WWII Japanese motorcycles was order, sold for $5,640 against an estimate of $2,000-$3,000. evident in the sharp-looking 12inch-long friction-powered motorcycle known as “Romance.” Lithographed in a rainbow of pleasing colors with an image of the planet Saturn on the gas tank, the bike is operated by a helmeted and goggled male driver, with a female passenger also along for the ride. In working order Continued on page 8
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The Louis Marx & Co. (USA) prototype tin windup Speedboy 4 military motorcycle with spring-loaded military cannon and ammo box on back, handpainted details to soldier and cannon, tied as top lot of the sale, selling for $22,800 against an estimate of $6,000-$8,000.
This peerless example of Japanese tin friction Atom-Car #153, 15.5 inches, accompanied by seldom-seen original box, original driver figure and rubber tires, sold for $5,400 against an estimate of $2,000-$3,000.
The Japanese tin friction “Hunter-Motor Cycle,” all original, retains gun and fowl in net on back, sold for $3,840, more than six times the high estimate. It appeared to have been never played with.
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Bodnar plastic bag around each one, Continued from page 1 daughter reminisced that her not letting her open them, and father would send her to the stash them away. Online only, the sale’s toy store to pick up the latest “Star Wars” toy, then wrap a highlight prices of the vintage
toys were a “Star Wars” X-Wing Fighter, Kenner 1978, selling for $2,478. A “Star Wars” Land Speeder, Kenner 1978, sold for $1,888; a rare “Star Wars” Light Saber, Kenner 1977, inflates to 35 inches, $1,091; and a “Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back” Millennium Falcon, Kenner 1981, sold for $4,425. A “Star Wars: The Empire
Strikes Back” Boba Fett 3.5- auctions every other week, For complete details and inch action figure, Kenner with all lots starting at $10 to view all prices realized, visit 1980, sold for $4,130, and a with no reserves. www.bodnarsauction.com. “Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back” Luke Skywalker 3.75-inch action figure, Kenner 1980, sealed on card, realized $1,298. Prices reported include an 18percent buyers premium. Bodnar conducts onlineonly estate collection
The “Star Wars” X-Wing Fighter, Kenner 1978, sealed in original box, sold for $2,478.
The “Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back” Millennium Falcon, Kenner 1981, sealed in original box, realized $4,425.
A “Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back” Boba Fett 3.5-inch The “Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back” AT-AT All Terrain The “Star Wars” Land Speeder, Kenner 1978, sealed in origi- action figure, Kenner 1980, sealed on card unopened, real- Armored Transport, Kenner 1981, sealed in original box, sold for $2,478. nal box, sold for $1,888. ized $4,130.
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and all original, it sold for $5,640 against an estimate of $2,000-$3,000. Perhaps the “sleeper” of the section was a much smaller Japanese tin friction production identified on its box label as “Hunter-Motor Cycle.” Although only 4.5 inches long, the bike is amazingly well detailed and was complete, down to its attached rifle and the fowl enclosed in a net at
the back. In like-new condition with its excellent factory box, the diminutive bike zipped off to a new owner for $3,840, more than six times the high estimate. Following closely behind the Marx prototype motorcycles at the top of prices realized was a good-looking Marx (USA) Blondie and Dagwood Family Car that never made it into production. Finished in a rich blue with red, yellow and gold accents, the windup open car
This Louis Marx & Co. (USA) prototype windup Blondie and Dagwood Family Car, 14 inches long, all handpainted, never saw production, sold for $16,200 against an estimate of $4,000-$6,000.
This large and colorful German handpainted composition cat skittles set, 17-inch-long main cat holds seven cat skittles in various styles of dress, cast-iron wheels (not shown), realized $16,200.
included figures of Dagwood at the wheel with Blondie and their son Alexander sharing the passenger seat. This coveted prototype commanded $16,200 against an estimate of $4,000$6,000. Transportation toys held their own throughout the sale, no matter what type of transportation they happened to depict. A terrific example of a Japanese tin friction Atom-Car #153, 15.5 inches long, retained its original driver figure and
rare box. It easily swept pasts its estimate range to settle at $5,400. On the other hand, there was a Strauss (USA) tin windup “Santee Claus,” with the holiday gift-giver looking jaunty in his decorative sleigh pulled by a pair of belled, leaping reindeer. Measuring 11 inches long and offered with its excellent Christmas-themed box, it dashed away for $6,000, four times the high estimate. A visual extravaganza, a Distler (Germany) tin windup set known as “Pinched!” reenacts a police chase in the countryside. When activated, a motorcycle cop pursues a speeding automobile around a platform amid scenery that includes mountains, farmland, railroad trestles and more. The setting is also illusA Lehmann (Germany) tin windup Boxer trated on the box Rebellion toy inspired by Boxer secret that accompanied society active during Chinese rebellion the toy, which sold of 1899-1901, considered the rarest of above estimate for all Lehmann toys, all original, sold $6,900. above estimate for $17,400. An extensive 86-lot array of L e h m a n n (Germany) windup and flywheel toys crossed the auction block, many of them retaining their original boxes. A fine example of the tin windup “Boxer Rebellion” toy inspired by the Boxer secret society that was active during the Chinese rebellion of 18991901 was offered The Distler (Germany) tin windup with an estimate of “Pinched!” set with illustrated box, $10,000-$15,000. All police motorcycle chases automobile original, complete around platform amid depictions of gas and in excellent station, mountains, farmland, etc., sold working order, it above estimate for $6,900. rose to $17,400.
Also selling above estimate was Our team had to start calling a handsome Lehmann tin clients to let them know they windup Halloh motorcycle that needed to either switch bidding appeared seldom, if ever, to sites, book a phone line or leave have been taken out of its origi- absentee bids. Just about everynal pictorial box. It crossed the one who wanted to bid found a finish line at $6,900. way to do so, and we were Of unknown German manu- grateful for that. The bottom facture, a 17-inch-long hand- line is, collectors weren’t going painted composition cat skit- to sit back and miss out on a tles set consisted of a large collection as great as the one striped-cat vessel in which we were selling just because of seven smaller cat skittles were a technology problem. They housed. Rolling along on cast- wanted those toys.” Milestone’s iron wheels, the fabulous feline bidding platform was fully pounced on a winning bid of restored on the Monday follow$16,200 against an estimate of ing the sale. $1,000-$1,500. For further information, call The 713-lot auction attract- 440-527-8060 or visit ed so many absentee, phone www.milestoneauctions.com. and Internet bids that it ran All images provided by nearly 12 hours from start to fin- Milestone Auctions. ish. The great success it achieved was not without its challenges, however. The day before the auction, the hosting company Milestone uses for its own online bidding platform was hit by a ransomware attack A Louis Marx & Co. (USA) prototype tin that affected many windup Speedboy 4 military motorcycle industries, from with camouflage-patterned cargo box, aerospace to trans- handpainted details to soldier and canportation, agricul- non, tied as top lot of the sale, selling ture to publishing. for $22,800 against an estimate of “The timing $6,000-$8,000. was bad, but in our business, you learn to have a contingency plan in place, which we always do,” said Milestone co-owner and auctioneer Miles King. “Fortunately, we always use two other bidding platforms in addition to our own, so internet bidders had alternatives. The Ferdinand Strauss (USA) 11-inch tin The challenge was windup “Santee Claus” toy with Santa in notifying bidders driver and two belled reindeer pulling about the situation, his sleigh, with original illustrated box in on short notice. excellent condition, sold for $6,000.
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11/11/21, LANDENBERG, THURS. AT 6:30PM, Veteran's Day Firearm & Militaria Auction: 100+ handguns, rifles, shotguns, antq. guns, Browning, Colt, Winchester, Smith & Wesson, High Standard, Harrington-Richardson, 1 AR-15, antq. holsters, knives, bayonets, & ammo., 1465 New London Rd., Hill's Auction
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11/12-13/21, KINZERS, FRI. & SAT. AT 10AM, Qty. firearms & Civil War relics collec., approx. 100 firearms, 70 qty. bayonets, 40 swords, Civil War uniforms /reenactors uniforms, buckles, drums, saddles, hats/caps, ammo belts, etc. Pickelhaube spiked German helmets, sev. collections incl. WWI & WWII Nazi German, Japanese, & US Military, flags, pins, medals, etc., Live & Online: 5336 Mine Rd. / embassyauctions.com, Embassy Auctions International 11/13/21, DILLSBURG, SAT., Furniture, Household, Tools, Grasshopper Mower, Hunting Items, Treadle Singer Sewing Machine, Sm. Parlor Table Set, Blanket Chests, Retro Table w/Chairs, Wooden / Metal Patio Furn. & Decor, Appliances, & More!, 780 Franklin Church Rd., Hardy Auction Service 11/13/21, LANDENBERG, SAT. AT 10AM, Hundreds of glass antq. & vtg. Christmas ornaments, Halloween decor, German Kugels, vtg. Santas, 1920 German musical Christmas tree stand, vtg. quilts, & much more!, 1465 New London Rd., Hill's Auction 11/13/21, LANDSDOWNE, SAT. AT 10AM, Estate Auction incl. Furnishings, Smalls, Antiques; Real Est. at 1pm. 17th cen. carved blanket chest, antq. 6 board blanket chests, wicker porch set, antq. tavern table, Victorian walnut hutch, Hepplewhite tall case clock, mantel / wall / cuckoo clocks, beer steins, copper cookware, brassware, silver plate table & flatware, tools, & much more., 371 Windermere Ave., Barry S. Slosberg Auctioneers & Appraisers 11/13/21, POTTSTOWN, 2ND SAT. AT 3PM, * Antiques * Vintage * Collectibles *, 1494 N. Charlotte St., Ste. 18, HoneyBee Auctions & Bid Board 11/13/21, SPRINGTOWN, BUCKS CO.,, SAT. AT 9AM, Collectibles & Americana: 19th cen. schoolmaster's desk, prim. field desk, kitchenwares, vtg. glass candy containers, antq. med. bottles, adv., milk bottles, Boy Scout badges / memorabilia, small access., Buckley Moss print, early 20th cen. postcards, Asian collectibles & furniture, tribal wood carvings / masks, & much more!, Springtown Volunteer Fire. Co. Bqt. Hall, 3010 Rte. 212, Robert H. Clinton & Co., Inc. 11/19-20/21, EPHRATA, FRI. AT 4PM & SAT. AT 9AM, Cataloged Antique Auction., Horst Auction Ctr., 50 Durlach Rd., Horst Auctioneers 11/20/21, SPRINGTOWN, BUCKS CO.,, SAT. AT 9AM, Very good selec. auto / truck mechanic tools, incl. many items by Snap-on, MAC, S-K, Blue Point, Craftsman & others; variety of vtg. electronics, Bose radios, speakers, etc., Springtown Vol. Fire. Co. Bqt. Hall, 3010 Rte. 212, Robert H. Clinton & Co., Inc.
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NEW YORK 11/06/21, STORMVILLE, SAT. FROM 8AM - 4PM, Antique Show & Flea Market, 427 Rte. 216, Stormville Airport, NY 11/20-21/21, SYRACUSE, SAT. 95 & SUN. 10-5, Salt City Holiday Antiques Show, 581 State Fair Blvd., NYS Fairgrounds, Horticulture Bldg. OHIO 11/06/21, BERLIN, SAT. FROM 9AM-3PM, Early Country Antiques & Primitive Goods Show, 3558 US Route 62, Heritage Community Center
On Oct. 4, Heritage Auctions’ Illustration Art Signature Auction realized $2.18 million, toplined by the worldrecord sale of a painting depicting Marlon Brando made for “Apocalypse Now” by the “Father of the Modern Movie Poster.” With 1,664 bidders participating, the sale served as a prelude to the auction house’s upcoming American Art Signature Auction, which took place Nov. 5 and featured among its wide-ranging offerings some of the most important pieces by several of the world’s most renowned artists, among them Norman Rockwell, J.C. Leyendecker and Maurice Sendak. Science fiction and fantasy masterpieces from the Gary Munson collection shattered numerous auction records, among them works by James Allen St. John, Robert Gibson Jones and Lee Browne Coye. There were strong prices across the board, too, for pulp and paperback, pin-up and Golden Age illustration. “Because of our deep and unrivalled commitment to all facets of the category for close to 20 years, Heritage owns the Illustration Art category from high to low, and the continued expansion of collector interest and cultural awareness is extremely gratifying to see,” said Todd Hignite, of Heritage Auctions. “As the undisputed worldwide leader, Heritage
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11/13-14/21, NEW HOPE, SAT. 10AM-5PM & SUN. 11AM-4PM, The 2021 Annual Antiques Show, 46 Sugan Rd., Eagle Fire Hall 11/26-27/21, LANCASTER, FRI. 10AM-5PM & SAT. 10AM-3PM, Lancaster Fall Postcard Show, 1383 Arcadia Rd., Lancaster Farm & Home Center VIRGINIA 11/06-07/21, CHANTILLY, SAT. 9-6 & SUN. 11-5, The DC BIG FLEA Antiques Market, 4320 Chantilly Shopping Center, Dulles Expo Center
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holds auction records for virtually every artist to work in the field. Over the years we’re proud to have been entrusted with scores of important institutional and private collections, and Monday’s auction further solidified our status as the goto auction house for the best work by the top illustrators across genres.” The cover of the auction’s catalog was Robert Peak’s original “Brando as Col. Kurtz,” one of three posters made for Francis Ford Coppola’s 1979 “Apocalypse Now,” which realized $212,500, an artist record. It shows Brando alone, water and sweat pouring off a shaved head that looks sculpted of wet clay, and serves as visual snapshot of the film’s most potent scene, as Kurtz confronts Martin Sheen’s Willard about his mission and intention. “This image of Brando coming out of the darkness has become iconic,” according to the artist’s son, Roberto Santo. Two James Allen St. John paintings that served as classic Edgar Rice Burroughs dust jackets likewise flew off the figurative shelves, “The Chessmen of Mars” and “At the Earth’s Core,” each from 1922 and each from the acclaimed assemblage of renowned illustration art collector Gary Munson. The two St. John covers each sold for $150,000, well above pre-auction estimates. A trio of Gil Elvgren’s iconic pin-up girls, each painted for a
Robert Peak’s original painting “Brando as Col. Kurtz,” one of three posters made for Francis Ford Coppola’s 1979 “Apocalypse Now,” sold for $212,500, shattering the artist’s previous auction record. calendar, rounded out the auction’s top six lots: 1960’s “A Weighty Problem” sold for $87,500; 1963’s “Measuring Up” realized $68,750; and 1969’s “Squirrely Situation” sold for $65,625. James Avati, so renowned as a maker of paperback covers there’s a book devoted to his work, set a new auction record when his cover for Christopher Isherwood’s 1952 novel “Goodbye to Berlin” brought $27,500. One of pulp and horror maker Lee Brown Coye’s most famous covers “The Vampire,” which in July 1947 scared readers of “Weird Tales,” likewise set a new auction record for the artist when it sold for $25,000. For additional information, visit www.HA.com.
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The Frick Collection recently announced the largest and most significant gift of drawings and pastels in its history, thanks to the generosity of Elizabeth “Betty” and Jean-Marie Eveillard. Over the past 45 years, the Eveillards have assembled an outstanding collection of European works on paper, ranging in date from the end of the 15th century to the 20th century and representing artists working in France, Britain, Italy, Spain, and the Netherlands. The Eveillards have made a promised gift to the Frick of 26 of these works, 18 drawings, five pastels, two prints, and one oil sketch, among them some of their finest acquisitions. Along with preparatory figurative sketches and independent studies and portraits are two vivid landscape scenes. Fittingly for the Frick, artists represented include François Boucher, Edgar Degas, Jean-Honoré Fragonard, Francisco José de Goya y Lucientes, Thomas Lawrence, and Jean-François Millet. The group also introduces to the Frick’s holdings works by artists not yet represented in its primary collecting areas, including Gustave Caillebotte, Maurice Quentin de La Tour, Jan Lievens, John
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New Book Published, PUBLIC AUCTION! “Cezanne In The Barnes Foundation” THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 4 DEAN R. ARNER AUCTIONEER, LLC
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432-page volume catalogues the 69 works by Cézanne in the Barnes collection, which include 61 oil paintings and eight works on paper. “The Barnes is home to the largest single group of Cézanne’s paintings in the world, an impressive collection that spans every stage of the artist’s career,” says Thom Collins, Neubauer family Continued on page 13
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executive director and president. “During Dr. Barnes’s lifetime, access to the collection was limited, and the works in the galleries went understudied. In keeping with our commitment to advancing scholarship about the collection, we have prioritized the examination of our holdings through a variety of research initiatives. ‘Cézanne in the Barnes Foundation’ is the next in a series of major volumes dedicated to our collection, following our books on African art, Matisse, and Renoir. This catalogue is born of many years of research, examination, and collaboration with colleagues
around the world, and we are thrilled to share this longawaited book with audiences everywhere.” “Dr. Barnes felt a strong affinity for Cézanne’s work and collected it voraciously from 1912, the year that artist William Glackens helped him to purchase works that formed the basis of his collection,” says Nancy Ireson. “With deeply insightful contributions from preeminent conservators and art historians, this volume will serve as a key resource for everyone from students to researchers to art lovers for generations to come. We have dedicated it to the late Joe Rishel, our great friend and colleague, in recognition of his lasting impact on Cézanne
antiquesandauctionnews.net studies in Philadelphia and housed in the National Gallery, beyond.” London, and the Philadelphia Dr. Albert C. Barnes began Museum of Art, respectively). collecting works by Cézanne The technical examination of from major art dealers in Paris, this painting and others in the including Paul Durand-Ruel, collection was made possible and raised appreciation of the by a grant from the Bank of artist in the United States. The America Art Conservation Barnes Foundation’s extensive Project in 2018–19. The findCézanne holdings, never ings of this study as presented before published in their in the catalogue greatly entirety, span every period of enhance our understanding of the artist’s career and include Cézanne’s materials and his largest rendition of “The working methods. Card Players” (1890–92) and This landmark publication one of three versions of “The features more than 400 illusLarge Bathers” (1895–1906). trations and includes contri“The Large Bathers” in the butions by Carol Armstrong, Barnes collection, which Dr. Nina M. AthanassoglouBarnes acquired in 1933, now Kallmyer, Barbara Buckley, emerges as perhaps the earli- John Elderfield, Cindy Kang, est of his monumental Bather Jean-Claude Lebensztejn, paintings (the other two are Nancy Locke, Martha Lucy,
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Jennifer Mass, Christopher Riopelle, Joseph J. Rishel, Fabienne Ruppen, Anya Shutova, and Jane Warman. “Cézanne in the Barnes Foundation” is the sixth volume in a series of books that chronicle the Barnes collection’s holdings. Other publications include “American Paintings and Works on Paper in the Barnes Foundation” (2010), by Richard J. Wattenmaker; “Masterworks of the Barnes Foundation” (2012), by Judith F. Dolkart and Martha Lucy; “Renoir in the Barnes Foundation” (2012), by John House and Martha Lucy; “African Art in the Barnes Foundation” (2015), by Christa Clarke; and the three-volume, award-winning “Matisse in the
Barnes Foundation” (2016), including essays by Yve-Alain Bois, Barbara Buckley, Karen Butler, Claudine Grammont, and Jennifer Mass. “Cézanne in the Barnes Foundation” is now available in the Barnes shop. The hardcover book is $85.
Frick the work of one who is not, but should be, represented within our core areas of European Old Master art. In adding five pastels and an oil sketch, the gift also strengthens our examples of these media. We very much look forward to sharing these works with the public next year,” commented Xavier F. Salomon, the Frick’s deputy director and Peter Jay Sharp chief curator. Betty and Jean-Marie Eveillard have been deeply involved with the Frick for many years, both having served as trustees. Betty is currently the board’s chair. For more information, visit www.frick.org.
ESTATE AUCTION
Real Estate & Furnishings SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 13 • 10 A.M. on premises - 371 Windermere Ave
LANSDOWNE, (DREXEL HILL) PA 19050 Real Estate To Be Sold at 1PM Sharp: Tremendous 5 BRs, 3.5 bath, stone single 3 story home with detached 2 car garage. A HANDYMAN SPECIAL WITH GREAT POTENTIAL. Flagstone paths, wrap around open & closed porch. Sculptured cement, Tudor style, LR with fireplace, hrdwd flrs, DR w/pocket drs & built-ins, center hall w/ columns, eat-in kitchen, deep window sills; front, side, kitchen, basement walk-outs, hrdwd flrs, turned rails, ceiling fans, full basement, gas hot water Weil McClain heater, drive to rear garage. OLD WORLD CHARM. Circa: 1930. Real Estate Taxes: $13,838+. Lot Size: 60’x125’+. Land Use: R-10. Deposit: $5,000. Real Estate Terms: $5,000 Cash or Certified funds non-refundable deposit required at knockdown. Balance of 10% due within 7 days. Purchaser pays entire transfer taxes, & a 10% Buyer’s Premium to the auctioneer will be due at time of settlement within 60 days. Buyer is responsible for all settlement charges and fair market value transfer taxes. Real Estate sells “AS IS” with no warranties or guarantees other than being free & clear of all liens & encumbrances. Sells subject to immediate confirmation. BROKER PARTICIPATION INVITED. Contents: Furniture: 17th C carved blanket chest, antique tavern table, Victorian walnut hutch, Hepplewhite tall case clock, 5+ antique tall case clocks & parts in disrepair & unassembled; Federal cherry drop leaf table, spinning wheels, unique Victorian high poster bed, Victorian armoire, Sheraton wash stand & work table, antique 6 board blanket chests, wicker porch set, MCM iron end tables & pr teak side chairs, Windsor chairs, child’s chairs & rockers, cherry kitchen table, maple BR furniture; Oriental rugs, Chippendale & other mirrors, Chippendale style slope lid desk, rope beds, Morris chair, bookcases, laminated stack chairs, etc. Smalls: Mantel, wall & cuckoo clocks, beer steins, cookie jars, copper cookware, brassware, silver plate table & flatware, Oriental porcelain, Bohemian & other candlesticks, Doulton & other figurines, fine cut glass & other crystal, quantity of fine porcelain, teapot collection, cookie jars, antique bells, antique child’s tea sets, vintage toys, costume jewelry, antique stained glass dome & other lamps, ostrich & other ephemera, large quantity of paintings & graphics, picture frames, deer head. More! Misc: Keyboard, Honda commercial pressure washer, telescope, BB rifles; hand, electric, automotive tools, machinery & tool cases; gas mower, air conditioners, building materials, 50 gal. drums, ladders, flat screen TV & other electronics, many boxes not unpacked, contents unknown, housewares. More! 2 AUCTIONEERS SELLING Terms for Contents: $100 refundable deposit – 20% BP. Cash, CC Inspection: 9AM Auction Day. Immediate Removal Required. All information is subject to verification and no liability for errors or omissions is assumed by Barry S. Slosberg, Inc. Announcements made at auction supersede all printed material. All information contained in this brochure was derived from sources believed to be correct but is not guaranteed.
Elisabeth Vigée Le Brun’s “Head of a Woman,” from 1784 is a pastel-on-paper, 12-by-9 7/8 inches, and a promised gift from the collection of Elizabeth and Jean-Marie Eveillard, photo courtesy of Joseph Coscia Jr.
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Singer Sargent, and Elisabeth Vigée Le Brun. In the fall of 2022, at its temporary Frick Madison location, the museum will present an exhibition of these extraordinary works, to be accompanied by a catalogue and public programs. “It has been a pleasure studying and selecting from this remarkable collection of two longtime supporters of the Frick, assembled just as our own holdings have been, according to criteria of beauty, quality, and condition. Each of the 26 works either appreciably deepens our holdings of a familiar artist or brings to us
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$24,000, and a rare 17th century scagliola table, also from the Wadsworth family, brought $12,000. The clocks category featured a rare E. Howard & Co. No. 49 astronomical hanging regulator, purchased directly from Edward Howard in 1875 by Henry Abbott, which sold for $174,000. Other highlights included a rare D. J. Gale astronomical calendar gallery clock, patent model 1871, selling for $43,200, and a Robert Houdin (Paris) mystery swinging clock, which sold for $12,000.
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blocked-end slant-front desk, ca. 1770, figured mahogany with a deep rich amber patina, shell carved and blocked interior, block ends and bold ball and claw feet with original period brasses, from the Wadsworth family ($15,000), and a diminutive New England Queen Anne tiger maple highboy, ca. 1740-60, with a deep rich honey brown patina, cabriole legs and pad feet with period brasses, purchased from Israel Sack in the 1940s ($18,600). For additional information, call 585-243-1000 or visit www.cottoneauctions.com
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