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One Of The Earliest Photographic Portraits Taken In America Brings $300,000 Historically Significant Henry Fitz Jr. Archive Of Photographic History Achieves Top Result The cache included photographs of Henry Fitz Jr. (1808-63) and his family taken between 1840 and 1842 as well as early telescopes and other optical devices. The cache of daguerreotypes offered in the auction, along with an existing Fitz group at the National Museum of American History, was the largest group of images produced by a single photographer from the pioneering era of photography in America (1839-42). While single images from this period exist, most are anonymous, undated and orphans floating in the historical ether. However, the Fitz archive can be closely dated to have been produced between about January 1840 and the fall of 1842. It was during these 36 months that photography in America developed into a commercial enterprise. The Fitz daguerreotypes are distinct evidence of the first months of development of photography in America and, even more importantly, the exploration of early photographic portraiture. A collection like this has not been offered since the
Feigenbaum collection of Southworth and Hawes images. “We were pleased to offer this singular collection from the beginnings of such an impactful technology,” shared Wes Cowan, vice chair of Hindman Auctions. “The glimpse that these photographs provide into the development of photography is extremely valuable, and we are happy the collection can be preserved in an institutional setting. Naturally, the consigner is extremely pleased with the results.” In the spring of 1839, the daguerreotype, a process used to capture an image on a silver-plated sheet of copper made sensitive to light, was introduced to the United States from France. A complete description of the process developed later that fall, and entrepreneurs in New York and Philadelphia competed to be the first to produce marketable photographs. Fitz, along with partners Alexander Wolcott and John Johnson, ultimately emerged as the winners. Fitz, a New York city telescope Continued on page 10
A rare daguerreotype portrait of Henry Fitz Jr. taken in January of 1840, one of the earliest surviving photographic portraits taken in America, was part of an archive collection of photographs realizing $300,000, selling to a Midwest museum. On Nov. 15, Hindman Auctions sold one of the earliest photographic portraits taken in America as part of a collection of photographs that realized an impressive $300,000. The archive was
purchased by a midwestern museum. Offered in The Henry Fitz Jr. Archive of Photographic History, the photographs were recently “rediscovered” after lying for 87 years in an unheated shed in Peconic, N.Y.
Christmas Shopping At The Emporium
For many, the holiday season is a time of sharing, of giving, and a time with family. The dealers started decorating for Christmas right after Halloween at the Historic Burlington Antiques and Art Emporium, attempting to put a smile on the faces of shoppers, each day adding more and more lights to the courtyard display until the space was completely decorated for Christmas. This holiday season, the Emporium sales display case contains items for building train platforms, decorating the tree and enhancing the holiday dining room table. The special sales display Continued on page 2
These early camera lenses and box camera found in the workshop of George W. Fitz, Peconic, N.Y., sold for $4,688.
George Woltz Tall Clock From Hagerstown Goes To Auction Hurley To Sell Betty Jones Estate Collection Of Clocks Hurley Auctions of Greencastle, Pa., is conducting the auction of one of the largest collections of clocks. The name Betty Jones (19352021) strikes a bell for many in Washington County, Md., as being an avid collector of antiques, carnival glass, and clocks. Originally born in Cumberland, Md., Jones resided in the Hagerstown area for the majority of her life with her late husband, Jack, who originally started their passion for collecting clocks. The collection boasts nearly 1,000 clocks from all over the world. One clock in particular that Betty acquired was a tall case clock by Continued on page 11
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Exhibition Explores How French Art And Design Inspired Walt Disney
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“Inspiring Walt Disney: The Animation of French Decorative Arts” will be the first-ever exhibition at the Met to explore the work of Walt Disney Animation Studios’ hand-drawn animation. Opening Friday, Dec. 10, it will draw new parallels between the magical creations of the Disney Studios and their artistic models, examining Walt Disney’s personal fascination with European art and the use of French motifs in Disney films and theme parks. Sixty works of 18th-century European decorative arts and design, from tapestries and furniture to Boulle clocks and Sèvres porcelain, will be featured alongside 150 production artworks and works on paper from the Walt Disney Animation Research Library, Walt Disney Archives, Walt Disney Imagineering Collection, and The Walt Disney Family Museum. Selected film footage illustrating the extraordinary technological and artistic developments of the studios during Walt Disney’s lifetime and beyond will also be shown. The exhibition will highlight references to European visual culture in Disney animated films, including nods to Gothic Revival architecture in “Cinderella” (1950), medieval influences on “Sleeping Beauty” (1959), and Rococoinspired objects brought to life in “Beauty and the Beast” (1991). The exhibition marks the 30th anniversary of Beauty and the Beast’s animated theatrical release. Lead corporate sponsorship for “Inspiring Walt Disney: The Animation of French Decorative Arts” is provided by Morgan Stanley. Additional support is provided by the Florence Gould Foundation, the Danny Kaye and Sylvia Fine Kaye Foundation/French Heritage Society, and Beatrice Stern. It is organized by the Metropolitan Museum of Art and The Wallace Collection in London, where the exhibition will open in spring 2022. “Both Disney animated films and Rococo decorative works of art are infused with elements of playful storytelling,
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From the Sèvres Manufactory (French, 1740–present) is a covered vase in the form of a tower, ca. 1762, soft-paste porcelain, 20.5-by-9-by-9 inches, from the Huntington Library, Art Museum, and Botanical Gardens, San Marino, Calif., the Arabella D. Huntington Memorial Art Collection, image courtesy of the Huntington Art Museum, San Marino, Calif. delight, and wonder,” said Max Hollein, Marina Kellen French director of the Met. “Eighteenth-century craftspeople and 20th-century animators alike sought to ignite feelings of excitement, awe, and marvel in their respective audiences. Through exquisite objects and Disney artifacts, this exhibition will provide an unprecedented look at the impact of French art on Disney Studios productions from the 1930s to almost the present day.” “In mounting The Met’s first-ever exhibition devoted to Walt Disney and his studios’ oeuvre, it was important for us to explore his sources of inspiration as well as to recognize that his studio’s animated interpretations of European fairytales have become a lens through which many view Western art and culture today. Our fresh look on this material, which prompts an effervescent dialogue between the drawings and illustrations of some of the most talented artists in the Walt Disney Animation Studios and a rich array of the finest 18th-century furniture and porcelain, brings to life the humor, wit, and ingenuity of French Rococo decorative arts,” added Wolf Burchard, the exhibition’s curator. Sarah Lawrence, Iris and B. Gerald Cantor curator in charge of the Department of European Sculpture and Decorative Arts, shared, “Burchard brings a wholly original response to his subject, one that enriches our appreciation of Disney’s art of animation and enlivens our delight in the decorative arts of 18thcentury France. The genius of Walt Disney and his studio was to have intuited the animation
implicit in these ornate furnishings and then to discover a technology that brings those objects to life.” Exhibition Overview The exhibition will be organized thematically and broadly chronologically, with the largest section devoted to Disney’s most Rococo film, “Beauty and the Beast” (1991), well known for featuring inanimate objects coming to life. Walt Disney (1901–66) had a personal relationship with France, and following a brief overview of that history, the exhibition will highlight his encounters with European art and architecture during his repeated visits to Western Europe. These gave him a profound source of inspiration from which he and his studios drew throughout his life. His
travels also sparked his passion for collecting and building miniature furniture and dollhouse contents, mirroring the kind of creativity he would exercise in overseeing the creation of new “worlds” through his theme parks and films. A selection of these mini objects will be displayed alongside personal film footage of Disney and his family visiting Paris and Versailles. The next section will explore the concept of “Animating the Inanimate” through a presentation of French and German Rococo porcelain figurines alongside story sketches for two of Disney’s “Silly Symphonies,” “The Clock Store” (1931) and “The China Shop” (1934). These types of whimsical porcelain figures, originally inspired by the pastoral scenes of French Rococo painter Antoine Watteau and his contemporaries, were brought to life by the first generation of Disney animators. Connections will be made between the remarkable technological advancements of the Meissen and Sèvres porcelain manufactories over the course of the 18th century and the cinematic innovations pioneered by Disney animators at the beginning of the 20th. The subsequent three sections will focus on three early animated features, beginning with “Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs” (1937), inspired by the Brothers Grimm fairytale. Included will be a gouache on celluloid depicting two avid-eyed vultures, from the film, which Walt Disney presented to the Met in 1938. His gift to the museum was discussed extensively in the press at the time, with The New York Times Magazine asking the question, “It’s Disney, but is it art?” The distinctly Germanic atmosphere of “Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs” contrasts with the Francophile look of “Cinderella” (1950) and “Sleeping Beauty” (1959), both adapted from the original tales written at the dawn of the 18th century by Charles Perrault, the influential man Continued on page 3
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Wall Street Billionaire Pays $43.2 Million For An Original Copy Of The U.S. Constitution
Historical documents are one of the most fascinating markets in the antiques and collectibles trade. If authenticated and bought correctly, they can also be excellent financial investments over the long term. Obviously, the subject matter of the document in question is an important factor in establishing value. An authenticated handwritten letter carefully signed by an aging actor or actress may not be as sought after in the next few decades as a carefully crafted original letter written by the likes of George Washington or Abraham Lincoln. That said, certain historical documents are almost
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of letters at the court of Louis XIV. The Cinderella section will spotlight the barrier-breaking female artists who entered the creative realm of the Disney Studios, including Bianca Majolie and Mary Blair. The latter’s bold and highly colorful style was the driving force behind the look of the studios’ feature films of the 1940s and early 1950s. The exhibition will then highlight the medieval sources that Disney artist Eyvind Earle and his colleagues consulted for the style of “Sleeping Beauty.” “The Hunt of the Unicorn tapestries” (1495–1505; also known as the “Unicorn Tapestries”) from the Met Cloisters’ collection are often credited for providing a starting point for the
Normally I would not be commenting on this sale, as I am sure most of the publications that cater to the antiques and collectibles trade will be commenting on this historically significant sale in one form or another. That being said, I find the details of the bidding war that erupted from this particular piece to be fascinating. The winning bid was revealed to be billionaire hedge fund financier Ken Griffen. He was able to outbid a group of retail investors and crypto-currency enthusiasts who managed to pool their resources and attempted to raise close to $40 million dollars in an effort to own the historic document, but in the end, the Wall Street maverick won. This has caused a lot of interesting comments about the sale, with some disliking the fact that a Wall Street billionaire was able to buy an original copy of the U.S. Constitution. Even more shocking than the actual sale and the commentary about the winning bidder were some of the
comments I found online in various collecting forums and on YouTube videos that have been made about the historic sale. One starry-eyed commenter wrote on an online collecting forum post that, “While there are 13 known copies of the U.S. Constitution, there are lesser known copies of ‘Pokemon’ trophy cards than that, making certain ‘Pokemon’ cards rarer than that of an original copy of the U.S. Constitution!” Obviously, an original copy of the U.S. Constitution is far more important and thus more valuable than that of a oneof-a-kind “Pokemon” card, and, spoiler alert, that is never going to change. Sincere apologies to any “Pokemon” collectors who were thinking of getting a leg up by investing in the next big thing. One of the interesting things that is occurring in the overall antiques and collectibles trade at present time is that there seems to be an unspoken debate between collectors of pop culture artifacts and that of hardcore antique enthusiasts. There are
benefits to owning and collecting any item that you have a passion for; however, certain antiques and collectibles do better over the short term and others do better over the long term. I get a lot of interesting emails from readers of this column telling me that comic books appear to be the exception to that rule. Sadly, the current bull comic book market that we find ourselves in is actually quite young, only really getting up to speed since third-party grading transformed the industry back in 2001 with the creation of CGC (Comics Guaranty Corporation). “Pokemon” collecting has only taken off within the past few years with prices rising exponentially due to mass hysteria and speculation. And don’t get me started on the concept of video game grading with allegations of fraud and abuse running rampant throughout the trade. I myself have been accused of adding more fuel to this proverbial firestorm, as pop culture collectors continue to lament some of my
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.
film’s visual development. The next series of galleries will be devoted to “Beauty and the Beast” (1991), which Walt Disney himself had suggested for animation in the 1940s and 1950s. The famous tale was first published in 1740 by Suzanne-Gabrielle Barbot de Villeneuve, although a later, abridged adaptation (1756) by Jeanne-Marie Leprince de Beaumont is more widely known. This expansive section will explore topics of anthropomorphism and zoomorphism in 18th-century French literature and decorative arts, Disney’s satirical take on Rococo fashion, the interiors of the movie’s enchanted castle, and the design and animation of the Beast and other characters. On view will be a touching, 16th-century portrait lent by Ambras Castle in
Innsbruck, Austria, of Magdalena González, which has been associated with the story of “Beauty and the Beast” for generations. Young Magdalena was afflicted with a genetic condition causing the entirety of her body to be covered in unusual amounts of hair; her and her family’s story was one of alienation and oppression. Preparatory movie sketches shown alongside 18th-century clocks, candlesticks, and teapots (evoking the characters of Cogsworth, Lumiere, and Mrs. Potts from the movie) will illustrate the ways in which both Disney animators and Rococo craftspeople sought to breathe life into what is essentially inanimate. Highlights will include a clock on pedestal by André Charles Boulle, gilt-bronze candlesticks by Juste-Aurèle
Meissonnier, and early Meissen teapots, including an anthropomorphic one of a bearded man riding a miniature dolphin, as well as a pair of Sèvres elephant vases designed by Jean-Claude Chambellan Duplessis. Particular focus will be given to Beast’s transformation scene, animated by Glen Keane and inspired by sculptor Auguste Rodin’s “The Burghers of Calais,” as well as the ballroom scene, whose vast architectural backdrop drew on the “Hall of Mirrors” at Versailles. Finally, a “Be Our Guest” display will evoke the ways in which glittering silver and porcelain buffets were part of the festivities at Versailles and other European courts. The concluding section will examine Disney architecture, specifically the fairytale
castles that are central focal points in many Disney movies and theme parks. While the fantastical buildings exist outside actual periods and styles, Disney’s artists were heavily influenced by French and German architecture when creating their settings, particularly for amusement parks. A presentation of Walt Disney Imagineering concept art will illustrate these Disney architectural designs and historical comparisons, such as the 16th-century Loire Valley chateaux and the 19th-century Neuschwanstein Castle in Bavaria. The centerpiece of this section will be the first bird’s eye view of Disneyland, famously drawn up by Herbert Ryman under Walt Disney’s guidance over one weekend in the fall of 1953, as well as the only two pairs of
so-called Tower vases, made by Sèvres around 1762–63 and likely to be reunited for the first time in history. These vases, like Disney’s castles, were designed to encourage their beholders to let their imagination run free. Credits and Related Content The exhibition is organized by Wolf Burchard, associate curator in the Met’s Department of European Sculpture and Decorative Arts. A fully illustrated exhibition catalogue will be published by The Metropolitan Museum of Art and distributed by Yale University Press. It will be available for purchase from The Met Store. The catalogue is made possible by the Diane W. and James E. Burke Fund. Additional support is provided by Irene Roosevelt Aitken and Marilyn and Lawrence Friedland.
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commentary about speculation and market manipulation occurring on a mass scale in most pop culture collectibles at present time. The rise of hype filled speculators coming into a lot of these markets has not helped either. In an upcoming column, I will be writing about the differing demographics of collectors and how collectors of various socioeconomic groups view these markets. Until that time, can we at least agree that very few pop culture collectibles will ever be compared to the historical significance of an original copy of the U.S. Constitution? If we can at least agree on that, I’ll let you decide if a Wall Street billionaire has a right to own it. Thanks for reading.
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always guaranteed to stand the test of time due to their subject matter and overall historical significance. I don’t think anyone will argue the significance or potential value of an original copy of the Declaration of Independence or the U.S. Constitution. Documents of this caliber, when authenticated, are the most sought after pieces of history for those who can afford to purchase these kinds of items, and they usually attract top bidding whenever they become available on the open market. On Nov. 18, all eyes were on Sotheby’s as the company put an original copy of the U.S. Constitution up for bid. The historic manuscript was one of only 13 original copies known. The pre-auction estimate for this important artifact was determined by Sotheby’s to be in the $15 to $20 million range. That estimate, however, was much too low, as the item in question sold for a whopping $43.2 million dollars, making it the most valuable historical document ever to sell at auction.
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16686 Tyrone 814-684-5088 I-99 ANTIQUES, conveniently located off the Tyrone Exit of Interstate 99, 1222 Pennsylvania Ave. Quality antiques & collectibles. 40 Dlrs. Open Th., Fri., & Sat., 10:30am - 4:30pm, Dlrs. welcome.
08062 Mullica Hill 856-478-0300 YELLOW GARAGE ANTIQUES 66 S. Main St. Multi-dealer co-op, Wed Sun.11am-5pm. Fine 18th & 19th C furniture, stoneware, textiles, folk art, Americana, decoys, jewelry, dolls, etc.
16801 State College 814-238-2980 APPLE HILL ANTIQUES, Rt. 26N to 169 Gerald Street. Distinctive antiques in a gallery setting. Over 60 dealers. Open daily 10 to 6. Wide variety.
08062 Mullica Hill 856-478-9810 OLD MILL ANTIQUE MALL, 1 S. Main Street. Open Daily, 11-5; Sat. 10-5. Antiques, glassware, records, coins, stamps, military items, collectible toys, trains, linens, books & ephemera.
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17361 Shrewsbury 717-235-6637 SHREWSBURY ANTIQUE CENTER 65 N. Highland Dr. “A True Antique Mall” over 10,000 sq.ft. with over 55 dealers. Open 7 days, 10-5. Ample parking. Close to other shops in historic village. 18229 Jim Thorpe 610-850-5660 ANTIQUES ON BROADWAY, 52 Broadway. Primitives, militaria, art, glass, autographs, pottery, guns, artifacts, coins and vintage collectibles. Open Wednesday through Sunday 10-5. 18944 Perkasie 215-257-3564 TREASURE TROVE, 6 S. 7th Street. Estate jewelry, furniture, linens, vintage clothing, glass, china, books, toys, kitchenware, advertising, postcards. Primitives to Deco. Dealers Welcome. Mon.-Sat. 10-5. In business 41 years.
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said Oliver Tostmann, Susan Morse Hilles curator of European Art at the Wadsworth. “The set’s striking luminosity, rare freshness, and intricate subject matter constitutes a highpoint in Carriera’s career. Their timely reunification is a major attraction in ‘By Her Hand.’” The four pastels were separated in the early 1960s when the series was split up among two siblings. It is thought that they remained together in Venice, Italy, from the time they were created, in the early to mid1720s until this split. In 2020, two of the pastels, “The Muse Calliope” and “Allegory of Faith,” were sold to a Connecticut collector. These two were included in
the original plan for “By Her Hand” and were on view when the exhibition opened to the public. When the remaining two pastels from the series, “The Muse Polymnia” and “The Muse Urania,” came on the market in late summer of this year, they were eventually sold to the The series of four Rosalba Carriera pastels same collector are on view in “By Her Hand” at the Continued on Wadsworth Atheneum Museum of Art, page 9 Hartford, Conn.
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FLORIDA 12/11-12/21, SARASOTA, SAT. & SUN. AT 11AM, Modern Art, Design & Antiques Auction, incl. important Ritz Carlton mod. design estate: works of art from notable artists, monumental bronze Tiffany clock, mid cen. mod. furniture, Romero Britto mixed media sculptures, Steuben glass collec. IV, French Empire gilt bronze candelabras, sterling silver, est. jewelry, oriental rugs, Chinese jade & much more!, Live & Online: 522 S. Pineapple Ave.; LiveAuctioneers, Invaluable, & BidSquare.com, Sarasota Estate Sales
A Signature Installation At Winterthur Further Explores Historic Craft, Trade, And Lifeways Island, they built houses, barns, and windmills; supplied furniture, clocks, and coffins; repaired hay rakes, wagon wheels, and spinning wheels; mended watches; and helped maintain civic buildings such as schoolhouses. “With Hammer in Hand” displays nearly all the contents of the Dominys’ woodworking, clock making, and watch repair shops, including lathes, workbenches, and more than 1,000 hand tools. It also contains examples of furniture and tall clocks as well as extensive shop records and family papers. In addition, the exhibition features short video interviews with Charles F. Hummel, curator emeritus at Winterthur and the preeminent scholar of the Dominys, outlining how the collection survived and how it came to Winterthur, as well as video excerpts on how the collection continues to intrigue and inspire craftspeople and collectors. A new floor-to-ceiling mural of a saltwater marsh situates the Dominys in the seaside community of their time. Together, the tools, shop products, and written records tell a more complete story about the practices and roles of skilled craftsmen in preindustrial America than any other single grouping of artifacts and documents that have survived from this period. “With Hammer in Hand: A Story of American Craft” is a permanent exhibition at Winterthur. It is included as part of general admission. For additional information, visit www.winterthur.org.
12/18/21, FREDERICK, SAT. AT 9AM, Rare 1716 ship's trunk w/hand-forged strap hinges & orig. lock/key, furniture-all types, stained glass window, trains/sets incl. Lionel, Williams & Marx, pocket watches incl. Hamilton, Illinois/other, collec. Christmas pin jewelry/vtg. designers, Christmas collections, Vaillancourt folk art figures, sports items, art glass, stoneware & much more!, The Frederick Fairgrounds, Bldg. 12, 797 E. Patrick St., Howard B. Parzow 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
12/09/21, OXFORD, THURS. AT 5PM, Antq. & local memorabilia, early photos, milk bottles collec., redware plates, collec. Christmas items, glassware, early books & Bibles, pocket watches, adv. tins, cast iron items, clocks, vtg. cameras, vtg. ice cream scoops/access., early gen. store items, 200+ lots currency & coins, etc., Red Men Hall/Pavilion, 114 Brick Rd., Martin Auctioneers
12/11/21, HARRISBURG, SAT. AT 10AM, Vehicles, Furniture, Collectibles, Decor. Arts & Art Auction, incl. primitive, antq. & mod. furn. pcs., PA walnut Dutch cupboard, French bed, wardrobe, dressing table, writing desks, nesting tables, Louis Vuitton trunk, iron outdoor furniture, rugs, lighting, mirrors, music boxes, books, clocks, jewelry, vtg. toys, floor globe, & much more!, Online Only: www.CordierAuction.com, Cordier Auctions & Appraisals
12/11/21, SPRINGTOWN, SAT. AT 9AM, Collectibles, antiques, cobalt blue glass, ruby, cranberry, opalescent pcs., dec. studio art pottery, costume jewelry, vtg. ladies clothing, framed prints incl. lithographs, 100+ LP record albums1960's/70's/80's, stamp albums, stamps, postcards, mint sets, first day covers, Nascar memorabilia & more!, Springtown Vol. Fire Co. Banq. Hall, 3010 Rte. 212, Clinton Inc. Auction Co. 12/12/21, HAMBURG, SUN. AT 6PM, Antique Cars, Parts, & Accessories. Estate of Charlie Engle incl. 9 antq. project cars, Silverado pickup truck, 2 & 4 post lifts, 500 lots vtg./antq./classic & new auto parts incl. engines, transmissions, radiators, carburetors, hood ornaments & trim emblems, grilles, int./ext. trim, head/tail/fog lights, speedometers, clocks, radios, handles/cranks, tools/access., paper ephemera & automobilia., Online Only: www.auctionhowze.com, The Renaissance Auction Group
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12/13/21, DILLSBURG, MON. AT 6:30PM, Three Auctioneers: 1 Tools / Box Lots; 1 Smalls / Collectibles; 1 Furniture. Consign. sale of local estates, furniture, sofa, collectibles, primitives, toys, & more!, 185 Logan Rd., Rte. 15, Hardy's Auction Service
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12/11/21, LANCASTER, SAT. AT 10AM, Sports Memorabilia, Nascar, Hot Wheels, incl. Phil Parsons, Dale Earnhardt, Rusty Wallace, Phila. Phillies, Phila. Flyers, Pittsburgh Steelers, New England Patriots, New Orleans Saints & others, jerseys, baseball cards, footballs, programs, authentic racing clothing, auto. items, hockey, boxing, & more!, Live & Online: 3601 Columbia Ave.; boltzauctions.com, Boltz Auction Co.
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A reinstallation of “With Hammer in Hand: A Story of American Craft” at Winterthur Museum, Garden & Library refreshes and updates the story of the Dominy family, skilled craftsmen who worked and traded in East Hampton, Long Island, in the 18th and early 19th centuries. The exhibition presents a more detailed, nuanced view of the Dominys as vital members of a vibrant community that included English colonists, members of the Shinnecock and Montaukett communities, enslaved people, and free people of color, who earned their living from offshore fishing and farming. “The Dominys reflected and helped shape the special regional identity of their community through furniture, clocks, and other objects that may appear to our eyes as common, simple, and practical, but they are beautifully designed and executed,” said Josh Lane, the Lois F. and Henry S. McNeil curator of furniture at Winterthur. “We want visitors to understand the Dominy craftsmen as members of a multigenerational family living under one roof with their wives and children and apprentices, and as a vital part of their community where everyone turned to them for all sorts of woodworking and small metalsmithing needs.” Three generations of the family, Nathaniel Dominy IV (1737–1812), Nathaniel Dominy V (1770–1852), and Felix Dominy (1800–68), worked in the shops from the mid-18th century through about 1840. In the patchwork of communities that made up eastern Long
11/24/21-12/11/21, MYERSTOWN, CLOSING SAT. AT 1PM, Specialty Holiday & Rare Single Owner Fine Wine Auction. 18kt bracelets / necklace, 14kt gold charm bracelet, pocket watches, cashmere, silk scarves, women's fashion items, Bruce Johnson print, Libhart watercolor, 2017 Mercedes AMG, rare 1900s carved carousel horse by Charles Dare & much more!, Online Only: w w w. k l e i n f e l t e r s . h i b i d . c o m , Kleinfelter's Auction
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A Sparkling Web: Spun Glass Figurines Smack Dab In The Middle: Design Trends Of The Mid-20th Century By Donald-Brian Johnson Laura Wingfield: “They’re ornaments, mostly. Most of them are little animals made out of glass. Mother calls them my glass menagerie. Here’s an example of one. . .oh, be careful, if you breathe, it breaks! You see how the light shines through?” From “The Glass Menagerie” by Tennessee Williams Laura Wingfield may not have gotten out of the house much, but boy did she know her glass figurines. For fans of decorative glassware, spun glass items are among the most sought-after, and fragile, additions to a collection. The thin glass threads which form
the sails of a tiny ship, or the strings of a miniature harp, are as intricate as a spider’s web, and just as susceptible to damage. One unlucky jostle, and snap! The spell is broken, and the magic cannot be recaptured. Spun glass, sometimes called “lace glass” or “lace crystal,” is easily recognizable by the fine glass threads that form all, or at least part, of an object’s surface texture. The “spun” portion might be the rotund body of a carnival clown, Cinderella’s pumpkin coach, or an entire Christmas tree. Watching the creation of a spun glass figurine can be mesmerizing. As the artisan holds a rod of glass in each hand, in front of a blazing heat
source, molten glass “threads” from one rod are delicately transferred to the other, eventually forming a pattern. As the glass threads are applied, the receiving rod is “spun,” building up volume (hence the name). Once the spinwork is complete, other portions of the rod are drawn out and shaped to form the rest of the image, the wings of an owl, or the oar of a gondolier. The entire process moves along a lot faster than you might think. Check out “Making a Spun Glass Swan” on YouTube. That fellow can turn out an entire swan in just about six minutes. Spun glassmaking is sort of a cross between fine embroidery and taffy-pulling, if both your embroidery needle and the taffy are red-hot. Although spun glass figurines are often clear, the better to capture light, colored accents add both dramatic impact, and greater visual appeal, like yellow filigree on a spun glass teapot and cups, for instance. Pieces comprised entirely of tinted glass, such
as a navy blue sailing ship, are especially striking. The addition of gold highlights (for example, a Christmas tree star) or any other “solid” coloring can also be effective, although this makes the glass opaque. Wingfield would be happy to know that animals continue to be a favorite topic with spun glass craftspeople, although their sparkling webs encompass almost every subject imaginable. There are spun glass merry-go-rounds and dining tables, spun glass wishing wells and tricycles, cowboys, golf bags, and even (especially fitting) spun glass spinning wheels. Newly-made spun glass figurines can often be found at art fairs and craft shows (if you’re lucky, a demonstration may be thrown in). Vintage pieces often show up at estate sales or on eBay, but be wary: if the spun glass is missing a few threads, or worse, a few chunks, there’s absolutely nothing you can do to repair it. As Wingfield noted, “If you
breathe, it breaks.” Costs are quite reasonable, with even the most elaborate works priced at under $50. Once you’ve found your spun glass, where to put it? A lighted curio cabinet is ideal. The illumination will accent the gleam of the glass, especially if small mirrors are placed under some of the objects. The temptation to spiff up spun glass with a duster, or to wash it, should be avoided. Instead, an application of glass spray designed to clean the hanging lustres on a chandelier will safely remove the grime. Spun glass is touchy, but worth the effort. In time, like Wingfield you may amass your own glass Continued on page 9
Sailing, sailing is this spun glass ship in navy blue. Photo by Hank Kuhlmann.
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FRIDAY-SATURDAY, DECEMBER 17-18 FRIDAY, DECEMBER 17 - Beginning at 9:00 AM: WAYNE YODER COLLECTION SALESMAN SAMPLES: Flint & Walling windmill; horse-drawn pieces including hay mower, walking plow, corn picker, hay rake and more; reel-type lawn mower; farm gate; more! HORSE-DRAWN WAGONS & EQUIPMENT: RARE 1800’s horse-drawn jail wagon; Shaw & Barker Conestoga-style box wagon; (3) 2-row 2-person horse-drawn planters– very nice!; variety of walking plows, some NOS!; 3-wheel US Army artillery ammunition wagon. ADVERTISING SIGNS: PETROLEUM: wooden Standard Oil Depot sign; Oldsmobile Service; Polarine; Cities Service; Goodyear & more; FARM: wooden Oliver Chilled Steel Walking & Riding Plows; Ford Farming; Harvestor “69”; John Deere litho with deer & buggy; various corn signs & more; OTHER SIGNS: bread signs; ice cream signs; more. COUNTRY STORE ITEMS: 30”x125”x99” wood & glass display cabinet; RARE cast iron “Daisy” meat rack topper with die-cut pigs; wooden Oliver plow shares display rack; peanut roaster; store displays; plus more. TOYS: Super Sonic pedal jet; Rogers pedal boat; Scale Models 1/8 scale tractors & farm equipment; all kinds of battery-operated boats & boat motors; Marx wind-up toys. FARM PRIMITIVES: Champion wooden horse treadmill; corn sheller collection; hay cars including RARE E.L. Walker & Cloverleaf with John Deere brass tag; wooden John Deere & Champion feed mill scales; anvils; casts iron tool boxes; plus more. MISC. ITEMS: (2) Life-size papier mache harness display horses; great collection of cast iron boot jacks; collection of horse ties including RARE Case with eagle; US Army & Civil War saddles; 17” & 18” brass school bells; 2hp Evinrude boat motor in original crate; tin McKinley & Roosevelt presidential campaign lunch pail light; much more! SATURDAY, DECEMBER 18 ERVIN CHUPP COLLECTION – 9:00 AM SALESMAN SAMPLES: Horse-drawn hay mower; horse-drawn disk; Maytag wringer wash machine; walking plow; True Temper hay fork; more! CUSTOM TOYS: (4) 1/16 scale threshing machines; all kinds of farm equipment hooked to horses; hit & miss engine hooked to ice cream freezer; Case steam engine hooked to buzz saw –runs! FARM TOYS: 1/8 scale John Deere & Farmall tractors & equipment; Ertl toys; Precision toys; variety of steam engines; Arcade farm toys; SpecCast tractors. TOY TRUCKS – MISC TOYS: Variety of Smith Millers; Tonkas; Ertls; variety of 1st Gears including Remington Series; variety of 1/64 scale semis; variety of battery boats & boat motors. MISC. ANTIQUES: True Type bull model & Ayrshire cow model; Peter Stone model horses; railroad lantern; misc. antiques! NOTICE: This is a VERY abbreviated list! Go to www.AuctionZip.com (Auctioneer ID# 11841) or www.LiveAuctioneer.com to see the full catalog or contact Chupp Auctions.
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Pook & Pook Holds Native American Indian Auction Navajo Coin Silver Squash Blossom Necklace Sells For $8,064 By Jackson Ryan Pook & Pook held its biannual Native American Indian Sale on Oct. 27, and it was the largest one yet. Coming in at just under 850 lots, it was host to a number of exceptional items. The most noteworthy was a Hopi Sikyatki revival pottery bowl having been most likely made
by the celebrated potter Nampeyo. The bowl realized $9,072, and another Hopi Sikyatki revival olla with strong polychrome avian design sold for $1,449. A main feature of the sale was an enormous slate of stone artifacts. Almost entirely coming from a single collection, the sale featured showcase after showcase of stone points, spears, and axe heads. A cased group of
Midwestern flint artifacts speckled granite that sold for brought $1,953. Among the $1,638 and a double grooved stone tools was a fine 3/4 axe head that realized $1,386. Continued on page 9 groove axe head made of
This Native American Indian birch bark canoe model sold for Cased Midwest ancient flint artifacts realized $1,953. $3,024.
ESTATE AUCTION The Estate of Kenneth Savinski, NYC & Williamsport, PA
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SATURDAY, DECEMBER 11 AT 10 A.M. VEHICLES · FURNITURE · COLLECTIBLES · ART VEHICLES: 2005 Ford Freestar 75k miles; 1994 Mazda Miata Convertible 126k miles. FURNITURE: Primitive, Antique and Modern. PA Walnut Dutch Cupboard; French Bed, Wardrobe, Dressing Table; Writing Desks; Louis Vuitton Trunk; Demilune Tables; Iron Outdoor Furniture; Nesting Tables; Gate Leg Tables; Dining Tables; Rugs; Mirrors; Lighting. COLLECTIBLES & DECORATIVE ARTS: Ralph Lauren Glass; Waterford; Art Glass; Asian Ceramics; Sterling Silver; Jewelry; Music Boxes; African Art; Majolica; Royal Doulton; Books; Pond Boat; Hermes; Clocks incl Junghans Bracket and Seth Thomas Ship’s Clock; Cartier Luggage; Limoges Boxes; Vintage Toys; Floor Globe. ART: Antique and Contemporary Prints and Paintings. Old Master Style Still Life; Alfred Jackson; Karin Schaefer; Alan Cours; Prints incl French, German, and American. Estate Auction for The Estate of Kenneth Savinski of New York, NY and Williamsport, PA With Additions.
A Navajo Indian coin silver An outstanding 3/4 groove squash blossom necklace speckled granite axe head sold for $8,064. sold for $1,638.
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THURSDAY, DECEMBER 9
5 P.M. PERSONAL PROPERTY, ANTIQUES, LOCAL MEMORABILIA, MILK BOTTLE COLLECTION 200+ LOTS OF CURRENCY & COINS Location: Red Men Hall/Pavilion – 114 Brick Road, Oxford, PA 19363
These three Hopi Indian kachina dolls sold for $4,221.
Preview - Doors Open at 3:00 P.M. 5:00 PM – Auction Block #1 with antique & local memorabilia, early photographs, collection including local Milk Bottles (see PDF on AuctionZip site), Redware plates, collectable Christmas items, glassware, early books & Bibles, pocket watches, advertising tins, cast iron items, clocks, vintage cameras, assorted vintage ice cream scoops & accessories, and early general store items. NOTE: This is a preliminary listing. 6:00 PM – Auction Block #2 – Graded and cataloged, 200+ lots of Currency and Coins includes large 1, 5 & 10 notes, Black Eagle, Woodchopper, Indian, Bison, Gold notes, bank notes to include local - West Grove, Oxford, Kennett Square, Avondale, silver dollars, Morgan Dollars including 1891CC, 1903-S, 1904-s and Peace Dollars including 1921, Indian head cents, Gold 1, 2, 3 & 5 coins. PDF listing of all coins available on AuctionZip site, #1891. Terms by Estate of Charles L. Hannum, Executor Lawrence C. Reese
1923 Masonic Pocket Watch manf. by Dudley Watch Co. of Lancaster, PA
For Brochure updates, information, photos, terms, and conditions, please contact Auction Company or check website at martinauctioneers.com. ALL ITEMS SOLD, “AS-IS, WHERE IS”, Statements made day of sale take precedence over all advertising. Martin Auctioneers, Inc. and sellers are not responsible for any accidents. Check AuctionZip #1891 for pictures. No reserves on any items. Payment Terms: All items to be paid for on day of auction by Cash, Credit Cards Pre-approved good PA Checks, Certified funds for all out of state buyers. Buyer’s Premium on all items: 13% - 3% discount for cash or approved checks. All items must be removed day of auction.
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This Navajo Indian child’s sized blanket realized $3,906.
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menagerie. And, like her, you’ll be thrilled at how “the light shines through.” Photo Associate: Hank Kuhlmann. All photos by Donald-Brian Johnson, except as noted.
and were added to the exhibition. Their installation in “By Her Hand” marks the first time the four pastels have been reunited in 60 years. “Presenting a complete set of Rosalba Carriera pastels at the Wadsworth Atheneum is an astonishing event. To be able to exhibit two pastels was good fortune; to now be able to show all four looks providential. We are deeply grateful to the selfless collector for so generously sharing them with the public during the run of ‘By Her Hand,’” said Matthew Hargraves, interim Robert H. Schutz Jr. chief curator at the Wadsworth. Hailed by her contemporaries as “la prima pittrice de
Donald-Brian Johnson is the co-author of numerous Schiffer books on design and collectibles, including “Postwar Pop,” a collection of his columns. He’s acquired more than a few spun glass figurines (and managed to break a few This is a spun glass clown more). Please address inquiries holding a balloon bouquet. to: donaldbrian@msn.com. Photo by Hank Kuhlmann. Time for a siesta, this is a man in spun glass sombrero, under cactus.
l’Europa” (the “first woman painter of Europe”), Rosalba Carriera is best known today for her elegant pastels commonly depicting portraits and allegories. While most of them portray individual likenesses, she occasionally worked in series. Though series are rare, the pastels on view in “By Her Hand” were recorded as such when they were copied by an unknown hand during the 18th century. This important addition to “By Her Hand” adds a valuable layer to the story revealed by the exhibition. “By Her Hand” celebrates the long-overlooked contributions of artists like Rosalba Carriera and aims to inspire continued reexaminations of the role of women artists throughout the history of art.
About the Wadsworth Atheneum Museum of Art Founded in 1842 with a vision for infusing art into the American experience, the Wadsworth Atheneum Museum of Art is home to a collection of nearly 50,000 works of art spanning 5,000 years and encompassing European art from antiquity through contemporary as well as American art from the 1600s to today. The Wadsworth Atheneum’s five connected buildings, representing architectural styles including Gothic Revival, modern International Style, and 1960s Brutalism, are located at 600 Main St. in Hartford, Conn. For further information, call 860-278- 2670 or visit www.thewadsworth.org.
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Pook & Pook and an Algonquin style miniature birch bark canoe model that featured moose and deer designs selling for $3,024. To view the entire sale, visit the online catalog with prices realized at www.pookandpook.com. The company’s next Native American Indian and Ethnographic Auction will be held in May 2022. For more information, call 610-269-4040.
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maker, also helped develop what would become the first patented camera in America. In January 1840, he sat for some of the first completed photographic portraits taken in America, including a small profile image that was offered in the archive. Only a handful of these early portraits from the beginning of American photography remain. The Fitz collection descended through the family of his son, George Wells Fitz (1860-1934), and includes several additional portraits of Henry Fitz, his wife and sister, and other images presumed to be members of his family. Ironically, the collection has been known since the 1930s when another son, “Harry” Fitz, donated a group of early daguerreotypes to the Smithsonian Institution. Among this group was a portrait of their father claimed by the Fitz family to be the earliest self portrait of living human. Harry urged the Smithsonian to contact George to acquire additional historically important Fitz family property, but nothing came of it. The archive was undiscovered in George’s workshop and office in a shed behind the family home in Peconic for nearly eight decades. It was discovered in early 2020 in preparation of the sale of the property. Additional sale highlights included the H.G. Fitz
Jr. Cassegrain Reflector, which soared past its estimate of $2,000-$3,000 to achieve $31,250. Featuring a primary concave mirror and a secondary convex mirror, the reflector is an integral part of a telescope. Other noteworthy results were the H.G. Fitz four 1/8 inch telescope and tripod, which realized $6,250. Measuring 53 inches, the telescope is made of brass, wood, and plaster body tube (split in wood body tube, damage to interior). It was believed to be made by Fitz’s son, Harry Giles “Henry” Fitz (ca 18471939). Camera lenses and a box camera climbed past its estimate of $400-$600 to sell for $4,688. The lenses and box were also found in George W. Fitz’s workshop. Other notable lots included a 90-degree mirror telescope star diagonal and five lenses, which realized $2,250 against a presale estimate of $300-$400, and a 19th-century builder’s level by Jonas Phelps of Westport, Conn., which sold for $4,063, more than four times its estimate. Hindman was formed through the acquisition of two auction houses, Leslie Hindman Auctioneers (est. 1982) and Cowan’s Auctions (est. 1995). Headquartered in Chicago, Hindman is home to 150 employees, with 12 additional offices For more information, visit www.hindmanauctions.com.
TRADITIONAL AUCTION Springtown Volunteer Fire Company Banquet Hall 3010 Route 212 • Springtown,
Bucks Co., PA 18081 SATURDAY, DECEMBER 11
9:00 A.M. (INSPECT FROM 8:00 A.M.) (Severe Bad Weather Date: Sunday, December 12 @ 10:00 A.M.)
FULL AUCTION – Interesting & Varied “Categories” from numerous Estates to include: Antique & Used Furn., Collectibles including cobalt blue glass, ruby, cranberry & opalescent pcs.; Decorative Studio Art Pottery; Costume Jewelry: earrings, bracelets, wide gold filled band bracelet w/etched floral design marked W.E.H., wide band bracelet signed, necklaces, “Art Deco” set, handmade “Art Deco” style pins-1 marked Maximal Art, watches; belts w/decorative buckles; Vintage Ladies Clothing: ladies heels, dresses, handbags, dress hats, mink jacket, satin wedding dress w/long train; Quality Framed Prints to incl: lithographs, sgd. enamel ptgs on copper pcs; 100+ 1960’s/70’s/80’s LP Record Albums; Selection of Stamps Albums, Mint Sets, First Day Covers, Stamps, Postcards: Modern Postage Stamp Albums (2), “American’s March to Freedom: History Stamps Commemoration Mint US Stamps, “Scott’s American Stamp Album”, Reagan Inauguration cover 1985, Railroads at World’s Fair 1939 cover, miscellaneous stamps & US First Day Covers, 1970’s Mint Sets, Oversize First Day of Issue-1980-1990s, First Day of Issue $2 Bicentennial Bill, Mint Coins State Quarters; Large Collection of NASCAR memorabilia incl: die cast model racing cars, Matchbox NASCARS, collector cars in tins, 25th Anniversary Winston Cup-racing cards-ashtray/matches; numerous collection of Dale Earnhardt items; games: Travis & Tina dolls, Dale Earnhardt clock, (2) Dale Earnhardt helmets (Simpson). Check Out Numerous Photos.
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Selling the Betty Jones Estate of Hagerstown, MD The FIRST of THREE CLOCK AUCTIONS! Hundreds of ANTIQUE & COLLECTOR CLOCKS & POCKET WATCHES including: 1795-1812 George WoltzHagerstown tall case clock; Victorian & Early American cast iron mantel: N. Muller, Ansonia, Gilbert, Seth Thomas, Waterbury, New Haven, Eastlake, Welch, Ingraham, Jerome & others; china case; press carved & gingerbread shelf; steeple; figural; alarm; Lux novelties; WWII; desk & boudoirs; cuckoos; & more. Many rare & unusual!
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George Woltz (1774-1813) of Hagerstown, Md. Woltz was a clockmaker and cabinetmaker in Hagerstown in the late 1700s and early 1800s. He was noted as a 2nd Major in the Maryland Militia in 1776 and served as a charter member of the Hagerstown Fire Company in 1791. Woltz adamantly proposed in one of the meetings of the Mechanics Society in York, Pa., in 1801: “May virtue continue to the main spring of our government. May the friends of order wind up its chains, and may its hands always point to the public good, in order to promote the members’ trades.” Jones acquired the Woltz tall case clock roughly 20 years ago from a Hagerstown bank for $7,000. Other clocks in the auction include Nicholas Muller cast-iron examples, Ansonia, Gilbert, Seth Thomas, Waterbury, Welch, New Haven, Ingraham, Jerome, and hundreds of others. Hurley Auctions is conducting the estate sale online in a series of three auctions, the first of which will close Saturday, Dec. 11. A preview will be available for inspection at Hurley Auction’s
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AIRLINES & AIRPORT Chrome Cards, Int’l & domestic, esp. pub. during the 1950’s & 1960’s, a permanent want. Armen Avakian, 4560 Pinehollow Ct., Apt. 170, Indianapolis, IN 46254, 317-298-8913. WANTED: PRESIDENTIAL & Other Historic Autograph Material. Pages of History, PO Box 2840, Binghamton, NY 13902. 607-724-4983
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TELEPHONES: 1892-1982, over 85 different & associated. Free Catalogue. Wish to sell entire business. 608-582-4124 www.phonecoinc.com FREE ILLUSTRATED LIST 150 Paper Ephemera Items. Contact: S.H. Jemik, P.O.Box 753, Bowie, MD 20718 or email: shjemik@aol.com OLD PAPER COLLECTIBLES, books, mags, records, stamps / covers, etc. 204 High St., Pottstown, PA 19464 . 610-326-1911; 610-906-4332
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OUR ANNUAL PRE-CHRISTMAS ESTATE AUCTION THIS YEAR FEATURING ITEMS FROM THE ESTATE OF THE LATE DR. ROBERT BROADRUP OF FREDERICK, MARYLAND PLUS OTHER CONSIGNORS FROM TIMONIUM, MOUNT AIRY, EMMITSBURG, BOONESBORO, ROCKVILLE, MARYLAND AND VENICE, FLORIDA
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LOCATION OF AUCTION: THE FREDERICK FAIRGROUNDS (AUCTION INSIDE HEATED BUILDING #12) 797 EAST PATRICK STREET,
HISTORIC FREDERICK, MARYLAND 21701
FEATURING OVER 2,000 LOTS - 3 AUCTIONEERS SELLING AT ONCE! VERY PARTIAL LISTING: RARE SHIP’S TRUNK DATED 1716 W/HAND FORGED STRAP HINGES AND ORIGINAL LOCK AND KEY, NUMEROUS FURNITURE OF ALL TYPES INCLUDING POSTER BED SET, CURVED GLASS CHINA CABINET WITH LEADED GLASS TOP PORTION, SMALL TABLES, CORNER CUPBOARDS ETC., SIGNED EARLY CHAIRS PAINTED BY A.STEINHAUS OF FREDERICK, MD., GREAT STAINED GLASS WINDOW, LIONEL TRAINS “O” GAUGE, OLD CATALOGS AND ACCESSORIES, LIONEL TRAIN SET IN ORIGINAL BOX, MTH, WILLIAMS AND MARX TRAINS, POCKET WATCHES INCLUDE HAMILTON’S, ILLINOIS AND OTHER FAMOUS WATCHMAKERS. MANY OF THESE POCKET WATCHES WERE SOLD BY BALTIMORE JEWELERS OF THE PAST AND THE NAMES OF THESE JEWELERS ARE ON THE DIALS OF THE WATCHES, A PATENT PHILLEPE POCKET WATCH, JEWELRY, COSTUME JEWELRY INCLUDING DESIGNERS AS MIRIAM HASKELL, STANLEY HAGLER, HOLLY CRAFT, JULIANA, AND OTHER IMPORTANT VINTAGE AND CONTEMPORARY DESIGNERS, THERE IS AN IMPORTANT COLLECTION OF CHRISTMAS PIN JEWELRY FEATURING MANY OUTSTANDING AND VINTAGE DESIGNERS, STERLING SILVER, SHIP MODELS, FINE FRAMED PRINTS, FINE CHINA AND GLASSWARE, FINE CRYSTAL GLASSES, VERY LARGE CHRISTMAS COLLECTION CONSISTING OF NUMEROUS VAILLANCOURT FOLK ART CHRISTMAS FIGURES, STAR LITE JIM SHORE, LYN HANEY CHRISTMAS SANTAS, COLLECTION OF LIZZIE HIGH WOODEN DOLLS, GOEBBELS HUMMEL’S, EARLY DOOR KNOCKERS, CAST IRON DOOR STOPS, COLLECTION OF NUT CRACKERS, BYER’S CHOICE CAROLERS, DEPARTMENT 56 HALLOWEEN AND CHRISTMAS VILLAGES, COCA-COLA CHRISTMAS VILLAGE COMPLETE IN ORIGINAL BOXES, RARE EARLY WALKING CANE (SEE PHOTOS), RARE ALBUM OF B&W PHOTOS OF EARLY AIRCRAFT, DAVID YONTZ AND BARRY RICHARDSON PRINTS, NUMEROUS ART GLASS, STONEWARE AND JUGS, POTTERY INCLUDES ROSEVILLE BLUE PINE CONE AND FUTURA, CLARICE CLIFF PIECE OF BIZARRE POTTERY, FULPER POTTERY, NORTH DAKOTA STATE POTTERY, HAMPSHIRE POTTERY, ACCORDION MUSICAL INSTRUMENT, CAROLINA LEAGUE SIGNED BASEBALL CARDS AND BALLS, GAME PLAYED BATS SOME SIGNED, BASEBALL CARDS INCLUDING SIGNED KIRBY PUCKETT AND FRANK ROBINSON CARDS, NASCAR ITEMS, COLLECTION OF SPORTS AND TRAVEL PENNANTS, DISNEY COLLECTION, EARLY AND VINTAGE CHRISTMAS ORNAMENTS AS WELL AS NEWER CHRISTMAS DECORATIONS, SOME TOOLS INCLUDING DEWALT 734 PLANER, WET VAC, TOOL BOXES, MILITARY MEDALS, PARKING METER, SAUDI ARABIAN PRAYER RUG, PLUS MANY OTHER ITEMS TOO NUMEROUS TO MENTION!!! CHECK BACK DURING THE WEEK OF DECEMBER 13TH THROUGH DECEMBER 17TH TO VIEW THE AUCTION SETUP IN PROGRESS. MANY ITEMS STILL COMING IN. WE ARE STILL ACCEPTING CONSIGNMENTS FOR THIS AUCTION SO CALL US NOW! PLEASE VISIT OUR WEBSITE WWW.PARZOWAUCTIONS.COM AND CHECK US OUT ON WWW.AUCTIONZIP.COM (AUCTIONEERS ID# 2894) NO INTERNET BIDDING - LEFT BIDS AND PHONE BIDDING ACCEPTED FOOD PROVIDED BY VALLEY CONCESSIONS 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 5 DAYS PRIOR TO THIS AUCTION DATE OF DECEMBER 18TH, 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.
Lionel Trains Pocket Watches
Colorful Door Stops
Early Colorful Door Knockers
Designer Costume Jewelry
Sterling Silver
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. MORE INFORMATION ABOUT THIS AUCTION OR CONSIGNING TO OUR MONTHLY AUCTIONS PLEASE CONTACT:
HOWARD B. PARZOW, AUCTIONEER
301-351-6544
HPARZOW@AOL.COM
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Vaillancourt Folk Art
Lyn Haney