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Antique Toys And Board Games To Cross The Block On Dec. 3 “The Champion Base Ball Catcher” In The 1893 Ives, Blakeslee & Williams Catalog Among Rare Items In Sale By Noel Barrett On Friday, Dec. 3, Pook & Pook with Noel Barrett will team up yet again to give collectors of quality toys, board games and dolls from the 18th, 19th and 20th century as well as all manner of unusual objects including advertising signs, salesmen samples, unique models, coin-operated devices, and early store fixtures a chance to take home items from yet another signature assemblage of vintage playthings. Over 400 lots from several key collections are set to cross the auction block starting at 9 a.m. On April 23, Pook and Barrett sold part one of the Bud and Judy Newman collection of games and toys. More than 300 board games, puzzles, and toys in all crossed the block, along with an incredible selection of fine art and folk art. This go around brings bidders more than 250 lots, many with multiple games in a lot. This second offering, just as the first, offers up an amazing variety of colorful lithographed games and puzzles. Buddy was an omnivorous collector; if it was a great game, he often couldn’t resist buying a second. There are a number of
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duplicates in this offering, including some of the real stars of the last sale, among them a McLoughlin “The World’s Game of Baseball,” which hammered down for $15,000 in April’s first session of the collection. Adding to the Newman pieces will be a select group of games from the late Steve Olin’s collection. His games went to auction in 2008, but his wife, Dianne, kept some of their favorites. Included this time are some scarce lithographed paper-onwood toys and a significant group of the colorful and rare English folding paper-on-linen games from the early 1800s.
Another grouping of toys from the Bill and Stevie Weart collection will be on offer. Known primarily for cast-iron toys, Stevie’s consignments include an Orkin “Cabin Cruiser” in amazing condition as well as and an all original example of the much sought after Lionel standard gauge “Blue Comet.” This 400-plus lot sale includes a variety of items from collectors throughout the United States as well as long-held family treasures and recently found pieces as well. A highlight in this category, found in an attic in Denver, Co., is an amazing baseball toy, denoted “The Champion
Base Ball Catcher” in the 1893 Ives, Blakeslee &, Williams catalog. Polling a number of toy collectors, we have found no one who has seen this action toy before. It could be the only known example and should certainly be an “all-star” in the world of baseball games. Feast your eyes and be amazed at the variety of objects put together, from vintage arcade machines to bathroom salesman samples to an amazing collection of ice cream scoops, including the most elusive, the heart shape version. To learn more about the Continued on page 6
The Cackleberry Farm Antique Mall will host its annual Black Friday Weekend Sale from Friday to Monday, Nov. 26 to 29. The antique mall is located at 3371 Lincoln Highway East in Paradise, Pa., on Route 30. It is four miles west of Route 41 and six miles east of the Rockvale Square Outlet Mall in Lancaster County. The large, 26,000-square-foot facility houses a wide variety of antiques and collectibles displayed by over 125 dealers. Merchandise featured includes items such as furniture, glassware, sterling silver, clocks, advertising, jewelry, fine china, toys, books, postcards, Continued on page 2
Antique And Collectible Toys At The Grist Mill Go Green, Buy Antiques This Gift Giving Season There is plenty of news today about the holiday gift giving season, in relation to supply chain issues and long back orders. Well, there’s never a shortage of antique and collectible toys. Whether it’s old board games, dolls, stuffed animals, marbles, alphabet blocks, or vintage toy cars and trucks, just to name a few, antiques and collectibles are perfect for gift gifting. And it is a great Continued on page 6
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FEATURE RESULTS: Shannon’s Fall Fine Art Auction - October 28 - Page 2
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Strong Results At Shannon’s Fall Fine Art Auction
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“On the Susquehanna River” By Jasper Francis Cropsey Brings $112,500 Lively bidding over the phone and online drove the results at Shannon’s onlineonly Fall Fine Art Auction held Oct. 28. Nearly 80 percent of the 177 lots offered were sold, realizing $3.6 million in total sales. All prices reported include the buyer’s premium. The top lot in the auction was the cover lot, a large watercolor on two sheets of paper by Charles Burchfield, titled “January Sun.” The painting flew past the estimate before the bidding slowed, selling for $375,000 over the phone. A second Burchfield work, “Lincoln Avenue at Main Street, Salem, Ohio,” sold for $100,000. From the same collection, a Thomas Hart Benton oil study of Sugar Cane sold for $275,000 to a Midwestern institution. Modernist works in the sale were led by a Roberto Matta “Untitled” painting from 1965. This large-format, surrealist composition measured 80-by-150 inches and sold for $200,000 to a museum. A Henry Moore drawing titled “Rocking Chairs” climbed to $162,500; a Marc Chagall watercolor, “The Parasol,” brought $37,500; Clyde
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Singer’s “Hotel Back Door” went for $35,000; and a colorful Paul Jenkins watercolor hit $21,250. Shannon’s set a world record price for Lennart Anderson at $20,000 for “Still Life with Jelly Donuts and Knife.” Three new world records were set for female artists, led by a Fidelia Bridges portfolio that sold for $181,250 to a
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This oil-on-canvas by Jasper Francis Cropsey (American, 1823-1900), titled “On the Susquehanna River,” signed and dated “J. F. Cropsey 1891” lower right, 12-by-20 inches, sold for $112,500.
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museum. A painting by Susan Watkins, a student of Chase, titled “Woman Playing a Guitar” (1901), sold for $106,250, also to a museum, and Felicie Waldo Howell’s view of “Main Street, Gloucester” from 1918 realized $57,500. Leading the results for early 20th century American art, Walter Launt Palmer’s “Morning Brook” sold for $137,500. A snowy “View of Broad Street, New York” rose to $125,000, and a new record was set for Harry Aiken Vincent, whose view of Rockport Harbor sold for $52,500.
Buyers chased quality in the 19th century American art and Hudson River School offerings. Jasper Francis Cropsey’s Luminist view “On the Susquehanna River” sold for $112,500; a large Worthington Whittredge, “A Primitive Forest Brook,” fetched $81,250; a view of Niagara Falls by Hermann Herzog earned $50,000; and a George Inness work titled “Light Triumphant” sold for $50,000. European paintings were led by Eugene Von Blass’ romantic portrait of Musette that finished at $125,000. “This was the best sale we Continued on page 6
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A watercolor on two sheets of joined paper by Charles Burchfield (American, 1893-1967), titled “January Sun” (1948/57), numbered “62” lower left, 39-by-33.5 inches (sight), sold for $375,000.
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The oil-on-canvas by Susan Watkins (American, 1875-1913), titled “Woman Playing a Guitar” (1901), signed and dated upper left, 25-by-30 inches, realized $106,250, a new auction record for the artist.
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MARYLAND 12/01/21, CAMBRIDGE, ENDING WED. AT 5PM, Primitives, Antique & Modern Furniture, Collectibles, Oriental Imports & More!, Online Only: www.AMauctions.com, A&M Auctions OHIO 12/01/21, DENNISON, WED. AT 9:30AM, Furniture incl. Victorian, early furn., hall seats, stepback cupboards, secretary desks, stackable bookcases, washstands, blanket chests, depot desks, Hoosier cabinet, farmhse., harvest table, trunks, wicker pcs.+. Antqs., collec., glassware, crocks, cookie jars, vtg. jewelry, primitive lots, paintings/prints, books, & much more!, Live & Online-select pcs.: 9043 St. Rte. SE / LiveAuctioneers.com, Atlee Raber Auctioneer PENNSYLVANIA 11/18/21-12/11/21, GREENCASTLE, ENDS SAT., First of Three Clock Auctions, incl. hundreds of antq. & collector clocks & pocket watches. Victorian & early American cast iron mantel, tall case, cuckoos, desk / boudoirs, Lux novelties, figural, china case, press carved & gingerbread shelf, steeple, WWII, many rare & unusual!, Online: www.HurleyAuctions.com, Hurley Auctions 11/26/21, CARLISLE, FRI. AT 8:30AM, Antiques, Folk Art, Art, & Furniture: early Fraktur incl. Henry Young & Krebs w/mermaids, Maentel watercolor, dec. stoneware incl. Cowden Batter jug, quilts, coverlets, samplers, redware, early lighting, adv. incl. Yuengling tin sign, old tin toys, Lionel Blue Comet train set, early children's clothes, early maps & much more!, Rowe's Auction Barn, 2505 Ritner Hwy., Rowe's Auction Service 1 1 / 2 6 / 2 1 , SHOEMAKERSVILLE, FRI. AT 8:30AM, Lifetime collec. of Irene 'Pud' Fenstermacher antiques, collectibles, primitives, vtg. Christmas decor., furniture, & Hamburg adv. items., Shoemakersville Fire Co. Banquet Hall, 300 Church St., Wagner Auction Svc., LLC
11/26/21, YORK, FRI. AT 9AM, Antiques, furniture, collec., blue dec. stoneware, Liberty Fire Co. helmet, pictures & parade belts, paintings / prints, books, 1826 Taufschein, Jacob S. Klingman York, PA gfthr clock, glassware, glassware, toys, oil stand & organ lamps, Christmas items, 160 lots of 10K, 14K, & sterling jewelry, quilts, etc., Toomey Auction Center, 240 Hatchery Rd., Toomey Auction Service
11/27/21, CHAMBERSBURG, SAT. AT 9AM, Furniture, Schimmel Eagle - spread wing carved pine Eagle w/orig. paint attrib. to Cumberland Co. folk carver Wilhelm Schimmel, spice boxes, candle molds, brass National candy store register, postcards- Sunbonnet, Laughlin, Laughlin shaving mug, Civil War soldier photo, lampsbrass Aladdin, kerosene & mini, & much more., 4401 Philadelphia Ave., Kenny's Auction
11/27/21, HARRISBURG, SAT. AT 10AM, Furniture incl. antq., mid-cen., mod., Hollywood Regency, Deco dental cabinets, oak roll top desk, Asian cabinets, wicker, carpets, table lamps, floor lamps, chandeliers incl. Murano glass, crystal, bamboo bars, mirrors. Art incl. contemp. & mod., Curtis Jere sculptures, collec., typewriters, Studio ceramics, books, house & home items, & more., Online Only: www.CordierAuction.com, Cordier Auctions & Appraisals
11/30/21, DILLSBURG, CLOSING TUES. AT 7PM, 250+ lots, Victorian era marble top tables, hall tree, onyx stands; glass/china incl. EAPG colored, satin, brides baskets, pickle castors, ruby, various sets, sterling & china demitasse set, sterling top cut glass humidor; lamps, furnishings, collectibles, children's toys, furniture, & more!, Online Only: JenningsAuction.com, Jennings Auction Group
12/02/21, LANCASTER, THURS. AT 6PM, Fine Art Auction, feat. CX Carlson, Luigi Rist, Lynn Yancha, David Brumbach, Peg Richards, Fred Rodger, Matt Chambers, Bruce Johnson, Doug Schlemm, Reed Dixon, Suk Shuglie, Constantine Kermes, Florence Starr Taylor, Jeff Geib, Scott Spangler, Franz Fox, Paris Wyatt Llanso, Lisa Madenspacher, Kathe Umlauf, Myrtle Tremblay, Myrtle Kerr Conway, Mark Workman, etc., Live & Online: 3601 Columbia Ave.; boltzauctions.com, Boltz Auction Co. 12/03/21, DOWNINGTOWN, FRI. AT 9AM, Antique Toys & Board Games., Live & online: 463 E. Lancaster Ave. / pookandpook.com; bidsquare & invaluable.com, Pook & Pook, Inc. 12/04/21, KINZERS, SAT. AT 10AM, Fine & Costume Jewelry, Watches, Sterling Tablewares & Silverplate. Qty. collec. costume jewelry, incl. many designer pcs., sterling jewelry, beads & stones, gold filled jewelry, 10kt & 18kt gold jewelry /watches, fine 1.04 ct round diamond engagement ring w/blue sapphires along sides, Int'l Silver Trianon sterling 6-pc tea set, & much more., Live & Online: 5336 Mine Rd. / embassyauctions.com; liveauctioneers.com, Embassy Auctions International 12/04/21, MOUNT WOLF, SAT. AT 9AM, Railroadiana incl. RR cans, lanterns, signs, memorabilia, Lionel / other toy trains & rolling stock; toys, dolls, miniatures, comics, 10,000 Hot Wheels, & more. 500+ cataloged lots., Live & Online: 4522 N. Sherman St. Ext. / www.rentzelsauctionservice.com, Rentzels Auction Service 12/04/21, ORWIGSBURG, SAT. AT 10AM, Firearms, furniture incl. early 1800's cherry drop leaf table, curio cabinets, hallway mirror, dining room sets incl. oak, & more, coins, antq./vtg. Studebaker 56" 16 spoke wagon wheel, antq. traveling desk, blowmolds, radios, crocks, 45's incl. Beatles, jewelry, sports items, video games, NES & Atari consoles, Power Pad in box, & more!, 1506 Centre Turnpike, Blum's / Auction Time Bid Board 12/04/21, RED LION, SAT. AT 9AM, Antique & Vintage Tool Auction, mid-1800's-1900's. 250+ catalogued lots of smithing tools, tinsmith, blacksmith, coppersmith, & silversmith, hand-forged items, snow eagles, chisels, circular shear, Beverly shear, Kennedy 7 drawer machinist's tool box, revolving machine standard, Dixon stakes, Roper Whitney model 218 punch w/stand & parts, etc., 150 W. High St., Hometown Auctions
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A festive holiday favorite, LancasterHistory’s Yuletide at Wheatland returns Wednesday, Nov. 24, with in-person tours available through Thursday, Dec. 30. This year, visitors can discover holiday traditions, and the histories behind them, as they developed during James Buchanan’s lifetime. On a guided tour, a historicallycostumed guide will take visitors through both floors of the decorated mansion, imparting stories and histories about Buchanan’s public and personal life through the lens of Yuletides past. From time-honored details such as gift giving to how the Civil War affected Christmas, visitors during the holiday season will learn how Yuletide traditions developed over the course of the mid-Victorian era in America. Each room of the Wheatland Mansion has a specific story to tell. In the dining room, visitors will learn how a Christmas meal was prepared and how the Wheatland household functioned during the season. In the sitting room, tours will explore the rise in popularity of the Christmas tree in England while Buchanan was Minister to Great Britain as well as the Yuletide traditions of German immigrants coming to the United States. After their Yuletide tour, visitors can enjoy “Season’s Greetings from Lancaster,” LancasterHistory’s special holiday exhibition, in the museum’s Groff Gallery. Explore a selection of historic artifacts that showcase social and economic responses to the holidays when cold weather and merriment brought people together. Learn about snowstorms that stopped traffic, what was on Lancastrians’ list for Santa,
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and tasty holiday recipes. Historic objects and ephemera from Lancaster throughout the 18th to 20th centuries will be on display. Yuletide at Wheatland general admission tickets include a guided Yuletide at Wheatland tour plus self-guided access to LancasterHistory’s museum exhibitions, including “Lancaster in the ’60s” and “Season’s Greetings from Lancaster.” Tickets are $17/adults (14+), $8/children (613), and free of charge for small children (5 and under, with the purchase of a paying adult ticket). Tickets can be purchased online at www.lancasterhistory.org/yuletide or by calling 717-392-4633. A family pass (two adult and two child tickets for $40, a savings of $10, is also available. To purchase the family pass, call 717-392-4633 to
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have had in 10 years. The quality of our offerings was exceptional for the auction. We have found that our buyers, both existing and new, were excited to work with us before the sale, whether in person or through our many virtual
previews. I am very pleased with the results and look forward to our continued success in the American art market,” said Shannon’s managing partner Sandra Germain. For more information, call 203-877-1711 or email info@shannons.com.
collective expertise with the public. In both inlay and marquetry, artisans apply small pieces of different species of wood to create pictures or patterns on furniture. The basic concept has a long and illustrious past. Both traditions existed in ancient Egypt, Greece, and Rome. They were revived during the Renaissance and have flourished ever since. Over the centuries, the complexity of the ornament has varied enormously, from simple bands of light and dark stringing that outline the drawers of a plain desk in the 1790s to breathtaking trompe l’oeil imagery on Dutch and French cabinets a century earlier. Focusing on the years from 1600 to 1900, “The Wonder of Wood” will consider an especially rich period in European and American furniture history, when craftsmen produced many of the grandest inlaid objects ever made. A comprehensive, beautifully illustrated volume, edited by Brock Jobe, professor emeritus at Winterthur; Alexandra Kirtley, the Montgomery-Garvan Curator of American Decorative Arts at the Philadelphia Museum of Art; and Steve Latta, craftsman, teacher, and historian of decorative inlay, will provide a lasting record of this
This oil-on-board by Thomas Hart Benton (American, 18891975), titled “Study for Sugar Cane” (1943), signed lower Continued from page 1 right “Benton,” numbered and titled, 8.75-by-12 inches, sold upcoming auction and for for $275,000. gallery exhibition dates and times, call 610-269-4040 or visit www.pookandpook.com. Continued from page 1 buying back their childhood If you have questions about way to be green. All previous toys that their parents dis- particular lots, email mentioned categories can be posed of when they grew up or conditions@pookandpook.com. found at the Grist Mill moved away. Make a child’s or Antiques Center. There are so adult’s day with unique gifts many options, it may be hard from the past. to decide on just one item. Don’t wait until the last The photo features a large minute, and check out an (almost two-feet-long) olive antique co-op in your area. green “Reading Tiger Joe” tank There are many in New Jersey from 1960, flanked by a long, and Pennsylvania. The Grist heavy metal firetruck from the Mill is at 127 Hanover St., 1940s. Both are currently avail- Pemberton, N.J., and open able at the multi-dealer shop. seven days a week, from 10 These are unique functional a.m. to 5 p.m. toys that any child would cherTo learn more, call 609ish. Many adult customers are 726-1588.
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third-party grading companies that refuse to release population reports for the items they grade. No grading company that serves the collecting community should be allowed to hide behind disingenuous information. I remember having conversations with friends in the industry around 2014, where I proudly declared I will never have a YouTube presence. In 2019, I broke that declaration and launched my own collectibles finance channel. I told no one. I didn’t care about fancy lighting, makeup, or even editing. I filmed the videos in my furnished basement office (and still do), usually when I come home from the gym. I wanted to see what would happen if someone came along and tried to alert the speculators, collectors, and investors to what is actually happening behind the scenes in a lot of these massproduced collecting categories. I thought the channel would be deleted by now due to a lack of interest. My channel has been featured on other, much larger channels and has become known as the voice of reason in these chaotic times. I simply use it to provide my analysis on what is occurring in a lot of these markets. My main critics are 20- to 30-somethings who think that their collection of “Pokemon” cards will finance their retirements and children’s college educations. Where have we all heard that before? Baseball cards in the 1980s and comic books in the 1990s are two such examples. Make no mistake. I have done well speculating and
investing in antiques and collectibles. I would be lying if I told you that these markets have no potential for profit. However, this requires the participant to use logic and financial basics, along with an in depth understanding as to how these markets are likely to perform over both short and long term. Almost everyone can predict what will happen in the collectibles market over the short term. Is “Pokemon” popular in the year 2021? Chances are it will be popular in 2022. That’s easy. But now, what if I asked you where the market for “Pokemon” cards will be in 2041? Think you know the answer? It is not as cut and dry as it appears. This is why it is better to take short-term gains in the collectibles trade, rather than wait for long-term investment gains that may never come. You paid $500 for a “Pokemon” card last year that is now worth $1,000? Sell it and take the profit. There is no guarantee that the now $1,000 card will go up in value, as much as some of these starry-eyed speculators want it to. The subject of collectible finance has long been a mainstay topic in my articles. This should be no secret as I never shied away from controversy. In upcoming articles we will take a deep dive into the manipulation that is occurring in a lot of these markets today.
Shawn Surmick has been an avid collector since the age of 12. He currently resides in his hometown of Boyertown, Pa., and is a passionate collector of antiques and collectibles. His articles focus on various topics affecting the marketplace.
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FIREARMS: Cetme ,308 Battle Rifle, Steyr Austro-Hungarian Mod 95/31 8x56R Carbine, Finland Mosin Nagant Mod 39 7.62x54R Rifle, German Mauser 98K 8mm Rifle, Norinco SKS 7.62x39 Carbine, Schmidt Rubin Mod 1896/11 7.5x55 Rifle, Winchester Mod 67 .22 Rifle, Stevens Mod 15A .22 Rifle, Ted Williams Mod 3T .22 Rifle, Marlin .25 Rifle, Ruger Mk I Pistol, Lorcin Mod L9mm Pistol, Heritage Rough Rider 22LR Revolver, RG12 Revolver, FIE E15 Revolvers, Smith & Wesson SD40 VE Pistol, Jennings .22 Revolver, Weatherly 12ga Pump Shotgun, Marlin Mod 60 22LR Rifle. Ammo, Scopes, Ammo Boxes. FURNITURE: Early 1800’s Cherry Dropleaf Table, Curio Cabinets, Hallway Mirror, Dining Room Sets incl Oak, Elec Dual Reclining Sofa, Baldwin and Mason & Hamlin Pianos, Pump Organ. COINS: Lg Morgan & Peace Dollar Collection, Silver Eagles, Walking Liberty Halves, Silver Quarters, Mercury Dimes, Proof Sets, Silver Certs, Foreign Coins. ANTIQUE/ VINTAGE: Studebaker 56” 16 Spoke Wagon Wheel, Antique Traveling Desk, Blowmolds, Radios, Crocks, Fan, 45’s incl Beatles, LPs incl Kiss, Whiting and Davis Purses, Stereoviewer and Cards, Postcards, CI Pans, Adv Signs, Pyrex incl Nesting Bowls. JEWELRY: Huge Amount of Costume, Sterling incl Necklaces, Invicta Watches. TOYS: Lionel Trains incl Warbonnet Set, Coca-Cola Christmas Train Engines, 1975 Hess Truck, Diecasts, Thunderjet Slot Car Set w/3 Cars, Chuck Conners Cowboy in Africa Lunchbox, Plasticville, Evel Knievel Scramble Van w/ Box, Johnny West Buckboard & Horse w/Box, Vintage 60s Tin Kitchen Toys, Board Games, American Girl Dolls w/Many Accessories. SPORTS: 1949 NY Giants Team Signed Baseball, Unitas Signed Football, PSU Signed Helmets & Photos, 50s & 60s Topps & Bowman Baseball Cards incl Koufax, Ashburn; Box Sets. VIDEO GAMES: NES Consoles, Power Pad in Box, Game Gear System, Atari Consoles. COLLECTIBLES: Lg Longaberger® Basket & Pottery Collection, Pokemon & Magic Cards, 100’s of Hallmark & Radko Ornaments, Dept 56, Stamps. OTHER: Appliances incl Washers & Dryers, Electric Fireplaces, Fishing Rods, Reels & Lures; Kitchenaid Mixer, Hand & Power Tools.
RAILROADIANA, TRAINS, TOYS, DOLLS, 10,000 HOT WHEELS 500+ Cataloged Lots Online & In Person Auction SAT., DEC. 4, 9:00 A.M. Preview: Fri., Dec. 3, 12-4 P.M.
4522 N Sherman St., Ext. Mt. Wolf, York Co., PA Railroad Cans, Lanterns, Signs, Memorabilia, Lionel & Other Toy Trains & Rolling Stock, Toy Trucks, Cars, 10,000 + Hot Wheels, Dolls, Miniatures, Toys, Comics & More
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TOOMEY AUCTION CENTER, 240 HATCHERY ROAD IN Jacob S. Klingman, York Co. 8’ tall grandfather clock, Adrian Pearlsell for Craft Assoc. wave lounge rocker, 6’ boot jack settee, miniature drop front desk, 2 slant front desks, chests of drawers, 2 oak kitchen cabinets, Oriental rugs, oak store case, 3 section stacking bookcase, drysink, 2 miniature child’s cupboards, d-t blanket chest, brass bed, long drop wall clocks, Liberty Fire Co., North York metal fire helmet, parade belts, early photos of parades; Presentation piececovered ewer on stand (Presented to the Rescue L.F.E. Ho. & C. Co. of York, PA by the Perserverence L.F.E. & Ho. Co. of Lebanon, October 9th, 1900), North York State & pig banks, brass stencil, jointed teddy bear, 1826 Taufschein, miniature drysink and chest of drawers, stone fruit and bird, oil lamps & organ lamps, 2 Wedding Lamps: 1 blue/white & 1 clear-signed & dated 1870; Popeye lunch box, art glass, blue granite 2 handled tub, spice box, Sterling Silver to inc: flatware, vase, tray, goblets, dresser jars, hollowware, etc; candlemold, lg. oil painting of Indian Chief, folk art birds and ink well, post card album, blue opalescent pitcher and glasses, tin Autumn Leaf to inc: canisters, thermos jug, cake carrier, bread keeper, flour sifter for kitchen cabinet; Victorian memorial hair flower decoration in glass dome, mandolin, violin, Frontalini accordian, glass butter churn, Wrightsville Hardware coffee grinder, green wicker doll carriage, Griswold steak platter, 16” griddle, breakfast skillet, #8, #10, #12, #14 frypans, Wapak 10” frypan, Coca-Cola cooler and large metal sign, set of 6 soft paste cups and saucers, tin types, dolls to inc: Shirley Temple w/ pin, cloth doll & others, counter jars, Jewel and Queen wall mount coffee grinders, Pictures of Spring Garden Hotel lobby, circa 1872 located at 701 E. Market St., York, Toys to inc: CI Motor Express truck, Cologne wind-up Buick 405, Steiff, tin Honeymoon Express, Cackling Hen, Merry go Round, Marx 3 pc. kitchen appliances, childs sewing machine, Structo car carrier, Tonka log truck, loader & steam shovel, Allied Moving van, models, Hubley jet & dump truck, AMT remote control car, HO racing set w/cars, tricycle, Schwinn banana seat bike, metal soldiers, Heiliner road grader, Erector set, TruScale tractor & combine, International tractor, fire engines, Westinghouse childs iron, guns and holsters, childs washing machine, childs tea set, Unique Art Rodeo Joe, Jet roller coaster, Dinky Toys, Chein rabbit w/ egg, celluloid wind-up rabbit w/sled, wind-up pig, Barbie & Ken cases with dolls and accessories, wood boat, Blue decorated stoneware to inc: 3 gal. J. B. Pfaltzgraff jug, figural napkin rings, Christmas decorations, tree fence, celluloid animals, houses, ornaments, tree topper, paper mache Santa; car shaped lighter, cast iron door stops, bookends, rye & other baskets, beaded purses, butter print, jardinere, many tobacco tins, lard tin & others, Anna Shadle 1903 painting, Columbia PA milk bottles, F.P.D Miller plate Columbia, Clark’s ONT 2 drawer cabinet, sleigh bells, yellowware bowls, Holiday pedal car, Safe Harbor porcelain sign, 500 Platolene sign, Nantucket basket, Moul jug, Planters Peanut jar, tin Sunoco patches display, large bullet displays, Winchester lock, large bear traps, stock certificates, deed and indentures dated 1790’s -1880’s, celluloid & metal animals, many beautiful oil lamps to inc: 2 wedding lamps (1 blue and white and 1 clear signed Ripley & Co and dated Feb. 1, 1870), mid-century Swedish serving dishes, copper arts & crafts bowls, candlesticks, toleware pcs., Steiff animals, York County History by Prowell & Gibson & other early historical books, law book signed by James Smith of York (signer on the Declaration of Independence), Medal for “The Steadiest Hand & Surest Eye” presented to Sam’l D. Spangler by the York PA Rifle (1834 - 18 pointed silver star), 1850’s paper dolls in 2 oval frames by George Hay Cabinet Maker from York, Civil War battle field pick-up, braided hair bracelet with gold end clasps, invalid feeders, and more to be added, check back for additions and photos. Check our website at www.toomeyauction.com or Auction Zip #1893 for additions and photos. PREVIEW: Wednesday evening from 6 to 8 PM, Terms: Cash or approved PA check, VISA, MC, AMEX, DISC. 10% Buyers Premium.
FURNITURE · ART · COLLECTIBLES · HOUSE & HOME FURNITURE: Antique, Mid-century and Modern. Hollywood Regency; Deco Dental Cabinets; Oak Rolltop Desk; Asian Cabinets; Wicker; Carpets; Table Lamps, Floor Lamps, Chandeliers incl Murano Glass, Crystal; Bamboo Bar; Mirrors. ART: Contemporary and Mid-century. Curtis Jere Sculptures; York PA Artists; G.E. Burr Abstract. COLLECTIBLES: Typewriters; Studio Ceramics; Books: Art, Photography, History; Costume Jewelry; 2 Banjos; Clarinet; Frankart; Lalique; Durand; Murano. HOUSE & HOME: Lawn Mowers; Air Compressor; Stereo Equipment incl Akai GX-400SS and AS980; Bose Music System; Guardian Ware; HR Grape Press; Dinnerware: Noritake, Lenox.
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and patinated bronze Tiffany Dogwood table lamp, ca. 1910, sold for $93,750, as did a bronze La Tentation floor lamp, ca. 1925, by French designer and master metalsmith Edgar Brandt. In the form of a snake, the Brandt
antiquesandauctionnews.net glazed stoneware grotesque bird covered jar, 1907, $45,000; and an R. Lalique amber glass Serpent vase, ca. 1924, which realized $42,500. In the end, 876 bidders vied for the sale’s lots, bringing the auction’s total to $1,802,702. To learn more, visit www.HA.com.
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base’s gilt bronze body slithers its way to the top of the lamp, where the serpent’s coiled head holds a signed Daum etched glass shade. Other must-haves in the event included a Tiffany Studios leaded glass and patinated bronze Turtle-Back table lamp, ca. 1910, selling for $60,000; a Martin Brothers
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