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Cordier Auctions Sells Rare American Revolution Document, Fine Jewelry, And Porsche 911 Carrera Harrisburg Auction House Holds Fine And Decorative Arts Sales Quarterly Cordier Auctions, located in Harrisburg, Pa., reports a strong year for 2021. The company, established in 2006, holds auctions throughout the year with a focus on fine and decorative arts, as well as coins, sterling, stamps and jewelry, firearms and militaria, estate/consignment, and real estate. In 2020, they transitioned to online-only auctions. “It was clear that online auctions were the direction the industry was headed and, for us, the pandemic created the motivation for us to move more quickly,” noted David Cordier. Cordier’s quarterly Fine and Decorative Arts highlights in 2021 included a Severin Roesen (1815-72) still life, 42-by-52-inch oil-on-canvas painting that was unsigned but with a strong attribution from William H. Gerdts. It sold for $25,200. A pair of 14-carat 4.05 CTW diamond ear studs brought $19,200, a Yamaha C3 conservatory grand piano brought $10,200, and a set of eight Warren Platner for Knoll chairs fetched $10,200, going to a buyer in Zurich, Switzerland. A Chinese bronze seated Buddha

went to a buyer in Fuzhou, China, for $9,000. A rare American printed document, a Manifesto & Proclamation, October 1778, commanded $22,800. The Manifesto & Proclamation was presented by the Earl of Carlisle Sir Henry Clinton and William Eden offering the British colonists a repeal of parliamentary taxation and internal selfgovernment as a last effort to quell the American Revolution. Printed by Tory (and reported Colonial spy) James Rivington, the Peace Commission appealed to the states, who in turn rejected the plea by burning down Rivington’s New York print shop. This example was The Severin Roesen (1815-72) painting sold for $25,200. consigned by a direct descendant of Mary Rittenhouse of and Militaria auctions three times Williamsport. Sale prices ranged per year, which feature antique to from $91,000 to $452,000. Philadelphia (1795-1873). As a component of its estate Cordier also conducts Firearms modern firearms. Results included a long rifle signed by John services, Cordier also holds biArmstrong that was purchased by monthly personal property auctions a local collector for $9,600. A U.S. at its auction house and on location Rifle Cal. .30 M1D Garand with M48 at the consignor residence. Estate scope brought $3,360, and a auctions can include a broad range Norwegian M1914 semi-auto pis- of material, and sometimes bidder tol sold for $2,760. competition results in pleasant surWhen working with clients for prises such as a vintage Louis estates or significant downsizing Vuitton trunk that brought $8,400 and relocation, real estate may and a group of McIntosh HiFi combe part of the auction company’s ponents that sold for $4,080. Estate services. In 2021, Cordier sold auctions often feature vehicles, and properties in Harrisburg, some outstanding examples includMechanicsburg, State College, ed a 1979 MGB Limited Edition, a Hummelstown, Camp Hill, 1957 MGA Roadster, a 1988 Pontiac Carlisle, York Haven, Newville, Fiero GT, and a 1965 AMC Rambler Dauphin, Lancaster, and Continued on page 2

Strong Results For Asian Arts In Locati’s January Sale Two Tibetan Inlaid Silver Goose Form Teapots Went For $1,900 Locati LLC’s January onlineonly sale concluded on Jan. 16. Items from a wide range of categories were offered, with particularly strong results achieved for Asian arts, representing seven of the sale’s top ten selling lots. “The results for Asian decorative arts were strong,” said coowner Michael Locati. “We experienced lively bidding on several outstanding Chinese cloisonne objects and were excited to see two unusual gilt silver and jade handles more than triple their high estimate, eventually selling for $3,500.” Continued on page 8

Witman Sells Two Zook Dioramas Witman Auctioneers Inc., Manheim, Pa., conducted an auction on Jan. 22 at 6 Pine St., Mount Joy. The following highlighted prices were realized. An Aaron Zook (1921-2003) three-dimensional diorama winter scene of a covered bridge realized $15,400. An Abner Zook (1921-2010) three-dimensional diorama winter scene depicting ice skaters sold for $8,800. The identical twin brothers were Amish and born in 1921 to Amos and Anne (King) Zook in Lancaster. Their prolific output was mostly done in the 1980s. A Sterling silver Wallace flatware set brought $2,530, while Continued on page 9

In This Issue SHOPS, SHOWS & MARKETS . . . . . . . . . starting on page 3 SHOPS DIRECTORY . . . . . . . . . on page 5 The Manifesto and Proclamation dated October 1778 sold for $22,800.

A classic long rifle signed by John Armstrong realized $9,600.

EVENT & AUCTION CALENDAR . on page 6 AUCTION SALE BILLS . . starting on page 7 AUCTIONEER DIRECTORY . . . . on page 7

FEATURED AUCTION: Renaissance Auction Group - Feb. 27 Online Sale - Page 2

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Roadside America “Mementos” Auction Slated To End Feb. 27 Online-Only Sale Marks Second Liquidation Event For Once Historic Landmark Another Roadside America sale is in the works. Bill Howze of the Renaissance Auction Group will hold another sale of memorabilia from the shuttered Shartlesville, Pa., landmark attractions Roadside America and Pennsylvania Dutch Gift Haus. As with the 2021 sale, all lots start at $5 and sell to the highest online bidder. The sale will close Sunday evening, Feb. 27,

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American 440 Convertible. The prize of the vehicle sales in 2021 was a 2013 Porsche 911 Carrera S with 11,691 miles, which sold for $72,000.

All prices reported include a 20-percent buyer’s premium. All of Cordier’s auctions can be found online by visiting www.CordierAuction.com. For more information, email info@cordierauction.com.

beginnning at 6 p.m. The catalog is currently online, and bidding is open through www.hibid.com. For a review of the first sale, visit the archives at www.antiquesandauctionnews.net. It appeared in Vol. 52, No. 7 (Feb. 19, 2021) and Vol. 52, No. 8 (Feb. 26, 2021). Material to be sold comes from the Roadside America main display, including model

The 4 CTW diamond studs realized $19,200.

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Collector Chats With Peter S. Seibert This Week: Homage To Some Old Friends

By Peter Seibert The other week I heard some news that shook me to the bone. The Country Cupboard, that wonderful restaurant and shopping complex on Route 15 above

Lewisburg, was closing for good. For decades, the Country Cupboard has been our lunchtime destination when we went antiquing. About once a month, if not more frequently, we would leave home and head north. We were usually headed to Roller Mills Antique Mall or a speed run to the shops in Bloomsburg or perhaps going to an auction. Lunch was always at the Country Cupboard, where we consumed vast amounts of their mac and cheese (truly a separate food group from all others), the kids would get their wooden nickel for candy and our Christmas tree would get another ornament. As recently as December, we were there. It was just as

we knew it. And now it is closing. This was not the first time that I have lost an old friend to a closing. We used to make a similar run south of the Pennsylvania border. We had a route of antique malls in Emmitsburg, Hagerstown and Frederick. And where was lunch? The Cozy in Thurmont, where our kids grew up on their fried clams and baked goods. It was where we based all our antiquing forays from, and I will never forget our oldest deciding he wanted to go there for his birthday since he so enjoyed the food. I write this column not strictly as an homage to those restaurants but to talk about change. We love our antiques, and that means we love the

past. It is part of what we do. And that sense of the past also sometimes means we hate change and are creatures of historical habit. We will continue to go to the antique malls in Lewisburg and Frederick, but we will miss our favorite restaurants. I am sure we will find a new restaurant, but something has changed for us. Years ago, one of my first bosses in the museum world taught me the lesson of scoping out small, family-owned restaurants when I was needing lunch while out on business. He had an encyclopedic memory of those places, and I have tried over the years to assemble such a list. Like the Country Cupboard and the Cozy, families ran those

family. Raised in Central Pennsylvania, Seibert has been collecting and writing about antiques for more than three decades. By day, he is a museum director and has worked in Pennsylvania, Wyoming, Virginia and New Mexico. In addition, he advises and consults with auction houses throughout the MidAtlantic region, particularly about American furniture and decorative arts. Seibert’s writings include books on photography, American fraternal societies and paintings. He and his family are restoring a 1905 arts and crafts house filled with years’ worth antique “Born to collect” should be treasures found in shops, the motto of Peter Seibert’s co-ops and at auctions. places. They specialized in home cooking and were usually packed with locals at lunchtime. I am betting that most readers of the column have such places in mind, the kind of restaurants that remind you of your childhood with ham balls, roasted chicken, mac and cheese and other Pennsylvania food favorites. Hopefully your favorite is still open and that the next time you go out antiquing you can go there and revel in an extra piece of strawberry rhubarb pie. And if your restaurant has closed like my old friends, then pause a moment for the loss.

1914 Cracker Jack Collection Smashes Several Records In Heritage Auctions’ Winter Sports Card Sale Wilt Chamberlain’s 1969 Topps Card Shoots To $276,000 vintage and modern offerings, among them one of the highest-graded complete Cracker Jack sets on PSA’s registry. Here, too, was collector Stephen Parthum’s No. 1 Card assemblage, so called because he bought the very first and very last card from each set in which he was interested, sports, initially, then from old TV shows and movies given their own card releases. And his collection brought one of the weekend’s biggest delights. The 1969 Topps Wilt Chamberlain No. 1 is a fantastic card for myriad reasons, chief among them it marked Topps’ return to basketball

One of the hobby’s most popWilt Chamberlain’s rookie ular modern cards sold for card, a 1961 Fleer graded PSA $84,000, this 2000 Playoff Contenders Tom Brady Mint 9, realized $348,000. Rookie Ticket Autograph graded BGS NM-MT+ 8.5, with the signature graded Auto 10.

cards after a 12-year break; Parthum’s card, a PSA Mint 9, is one of the four highest-graded examples in the world. It entered the auction with a $40,000 estimate. By the time it entered extended bidding it was already a record-setter, and when it finally closed, Chamberlain scored a breathtaking $276,000. Six years ago, a Chamberlain ’69 with the same grade sold for $9,560. Chamberlain’s rookie card, a 1961 Fleer graded PSA Mint 9, also smashed its estimate in this auction, as the stunning example sold for $348,000, proof again that Goliath’s best cards, like the man himself, possess an extraordinary vertical jump at the moment. In the summer of 2021, a Wilt rookie in the same grade sold at Heritage for $288,000. Another rookie hit one out of the park last weekend: Mickey Mantle, whose 1951 Bowman debut graded PSA NM-MT 8 sold for $504,000. Not far behind was a 1933

Goudey Napoleon Lajoie graded PSA Mint 9, which realized $384,000. In all, 14 cards sold for six figures, including two of the finest cards from the 1914 Cracker Jack collection. The Christy Mathewson, graded PSA EX 5, is one of only two to achieve such a high

number, and PSA has seen but one higher. The New York Giants hurler saw his card cross the plate for a recordsetting $312,000. And the 1914 Cracker Jack card featuring “Shoeless” Joe Jackson, graded PSA EX 5, sold for $240,000, another new record for the set. The PSA EX 5 Walter

Johnson from the same set sold for $84,000. That’s a big number for the Big Train and another new Cracker Jack record, which does not surprise Heritage Sports’ cofounder and president Chris Ivy. “Not only are these cards Continued on page 4

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There was quite the prize inside Heritage Auctions’ twoday Winter Sports Card Catalog Auction: a 1914 Cracker Jack Ty Cobb card that sold for $516,000. That’s the highest price ever paid for a Georgia Peach found inside a box filled with caramel-coated peanuts and popcorn. That was but one card out of a single collector’s 144piece Cracker Jack collection that sold for a combined record-setting $1.38 million and anchored Heritage’s nearsellout Winter Sports Card Catalog Auction, held Jan. 27 and 28, realizing a total of $12,591,161. Thousands of bidders worldwide competed for

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Anthony’s dairy table top cream bottles, and items from the personal collections of the Heinsohn family representing multiple categories. Onsite previews at 1251 Chestnut St., Reading, Pa., will be held Saturday and Sunday, Feb. 19 and 20, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. and Saturday and Sunday, Feb. 26 and 27, also from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Assistance with registering and bidding online is available at the onsite preview sessions or by calling 610-370-2879 or visiting These are Roadside America www.auctionhowze.com. display model train cars.

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beautiful, and significant, in their own right, but they were far rarer than their 1915 counterparts,” Ivy says. “And it’s just mind-blowing that these cards survived in this condition for a day, much less more than a century, considering they were pulled from boxes by kids with sticky caramelcoated fingers.” And it wasn’t just centuryold offerings that fared well in the auction. One of the hobby’s most popular modern cards sold for $84,000: a 2000 Playoff Contenders Tom Brady

Rookie Ticket Autograph graded BGS NM-MT+ 8.5, with the signature graded Auto 10. And a one-of-one 1971 Topps Bert Blyleven rookie in a GEM MT PSA 10 sold for $138,000, which is newsworthy enough as this is one of those impossible-to-find gem-mints Topps from ’71 considering those black borders. What makes it even more exceptional is the fact this very example of the curve-baller’s card sold less than a year ago for $55,200. For a complete list of results, visit www.HA.com.

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Phenomenal Grouping Of Early Southeastern Pennsylvania Furniture Among Highlights By Karl Pass Sotheby’s held a landmark sale of the William du Pont collection, which he called the Rocky Hill Collection Jan. 22 and 23 in its New York City salesroom. The auction grossed $6.9 million, more than 1.5 times over the $3.9 million high estimate, and 99 percent sold by lot. Bill du Pont was born in

Wilmington, Del., in 1938. His childhood home was down the road from the Winterthur Museum and Library (former home to his cousin, Henry F. du Pont). Bill du Pont served on the board of trustees of Winterthur for over four decades. He tragically passed away in a tractor accident on July 4, 2021. Overused words such as important and rare aren’t

hyperbole when it relates to this grouping of material. Bill du Pont set out to assemble and research early arts of southeastern Pennsylvania, mainly both 18th century Pennsylvania German and Quaker decorative arts. In the line-and-berry category, a term used to describe the type and style of inlay work, one of the stars was the Montgomery family Queen Anne line-and-berry inlaid cherrywood slant-front deskand-bookcase from the Nottingham area of Chester County, Pa., ca. 1745. The double dome-top desk-and-bookcase was du Pont’s favorite piece of line-and-berry furniture. The initials “W” and “M” within the arched panels identify the original owner, likely William Montgomery (1665/6-1742), a

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A very rare pewter flask by Johann Christoph Heyne (1715–81), Lancaster, Pa., dated 1757, engraved “Johan George Wentz 1757,” with mark on underside of base, sold for $10,710. It sold for $37,920 at Pook & Pook’s sale for Lester and Barbara Breininger in 2011.

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The Heinrich Miller Chippendale sulfur-inlaid sycamore blanket chest, Dauphin County, Pa., dated 1781, realized $50,400. A rare chest due to the inlay and use of quarter sawn sycamore, it brought $46,000 in 1995 at the Mr. and Mrs. Richard Flanders Smith sale held in Lebanon, Pa., by Christie’s. Smith acquired it from Joe Kindig Jr. in 1969.

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Scots-Irish Presbyterian who emigrated to America in 1722 and settled in northern Delaware. The initial “A” was added later and may correspond to his son, Alexander Montgomery (d. 1747), who inherited the piece. The deskand-bookcase brought $151,200. Wendy Cooper and Lisa Minardi discuss the piece in “Paint, Pattern and People: Furniture of Southeastern Pennsylvania, 1725-1850” (Winterthur, Del., The Henry Francis du Pont Winterthur Museum, 2011). The desk-andbookcase is the only complete example of its form with line and berry inlay that survives. It is unusual for being made of

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Joe Kindig Jr., realized $201,600. presented well, and it was A William and Mary par(now Lebanon) County, Pa., the were very possibly European, are known, brought $56,700, smart to hold it one week later quetry inlaid walnut Bible box, shrank is an important example and a number of higher value also going to the trade, Pat Bell from the Sotheby’s sale while possibly by Thomas Thomas of Colonial backcountry furni- lots only had two bidders com- of Olde Hope Antiques. still fresh in buyers’ minds. (1687-1774), Radnor Township ture, inlaid with sulfur “ML & peting at the upper levels, A taufshein for Johannes Baskets, glass, iron, and paintarea, Chester County, Pa., dated EML 1771.” An officer of the which signals a limited group of Schmit printed at the Ephrata ings brought strong prices. 1746, sold for $40,320. The top Continental Army, Michael was active players. Cloister and decorated by Arnold Hess also had an online-only with banded inlay surrounding the son of Christopher Ley (d. Many lots of early candle- Hoevelmann (active 1771 to 1796) sale of du Pont items. Could inlaid suns and tulips on each 1741), who emigrated to sticks and iron performed very dated 1778 went for $13,860 to some of the better things sold side sprouting from a central Philadelphia in 1732 and later well. Pewter is one category Lisa Minardi, executive director in New York have done just as urn flanked by the initials HI settled on a tract of 1,000 acres that isn’t what it was two or of Historic Trappe, an active well, if not better in Lancaster and 1746, over a case front with near Myerstown along the three generations ago. Silver buyer at the sale who had County? Sure, but Sotheby’s additional banded and scroll Tulpehocken Creek. At an did fine. The early long rifles worked on the collection with Bill did a wonderful job staging the inlay around tulip sprays and an onsite sale at Tulpehocken and powder horns did well too. du Pont and knew the grouping material, and the two-volume elaborate geometric wheel Manor in 1997, it sold for A small but noteworthy catego- of material better than anyone. catalog, printed in a limited design i on bracket feet with $75,000 (no buyer’s premium). ry of the collection were the Another small section of the quantity, is a must-have referinlaid stars and a central fan Dealer Greg Kramer sold it to fraktur. The rare fraktur attrib- Rocky Hill collection but worth ence. For anyone interested, I medallion as well as the contindu Pont at the Philadelphia uted to “The New Jersey Artist” including here was the redware. would encourage visiting ued scroll inlay following the Show. It brought $63,000 here. for Mary Jones, Burlington A pair of miniature sgraffito www.sothebys.com to study the curve of the shaped apron. It The Queen Anne walnut County, N.J., dated 1781, sold for decorated Pennsylvania red- catalog along with prices realwas exhibited at the chest with cupboard top, ca. an impressive $100,800 to the ware flowerpots sold for a not- ized. You can also view the Philadelphia Museum of Art at 1750, Chester County, Pa., real- trade. Early in the sale another so-miniature $25,200, and a lit- results of the Hess sale, which “Worldly Goods: The Arts of ized $25,200. It brought $58,500 rare fraktur taufshein, an early tle redware sgrafftio decorated again did very well, through Early Pennsylvania, 1680-1758,” in 2007 at the Dr. and Mrs. work by Christopher Seiler redware pipe bowl sold for www.liveauctioneers.com. October 1999-January 2000. Donald Shelley sale at Pook & dated 1807, only a few by Seiler $5,670. Images courtesy Sotheby’s. In large part, during the Pook. Keep in mind, the Shelley 1990s, du Pont shifted towards sale reflected a different marthis material, much of which ketplace, a market that is a bit was inlaid. Sure, many pieces thinner today as a whole. The had elements of restoration, Shelley sale also took place yet, we are discussing 18th cenprior to the 2008/09 recession, tury furniture, most of which is and it was not the same econot outside of museums. How nomic landscape. It is a big ask much repair is forgivable? The to get a return from a high proPREVIEW 4:00 P.M. AUCTION 5:00 P.M. file single owner sale, most notebly one such as the Shelley Foster Military Lodge, sale, among the most high pow351 Charleston Rd, 08046 ered. Tastes also shift; any degree of restoration is often frowned upon today, even We are finally back to being able to have indoor auctions. Please join us in our new though the supply of material is location for our February auction. There will be fine & costume jewelry, watches, extremely limited. Past generafigurines, sterling silver, bar advertising, art glass, sports items, books, buttons, tions of collectors were more forgiving. The du Pont sale propolitical items, local Burlington including glass negatives and slides & yearbooks, vided a fascinating look at photos, Belleek, vintage Christmas, pottery including large collection of flow blue, Americana near its pinnacle. clocks, toys, ephemera, records, lamps, paperweights, military, tins, and artwork. The breadth of early pieces was Kate will have Girl Scout cookies for sale at the auction, so stop by to see her and staggering. This recap and The fine and rare William and Mary parquetry inlaid walnut Bible accompanying images can only take home a sweet treat! Thanks for your patience as we have been navigating box possibly by Thomas Thomas (1687-1774), Radnor Township provide a short glimpse. A few through the pandemic. 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walnut dutch cupboard with initials of original owners, “AD B” and “AN B,” flanked by tulips and vines and set within three plaques with a central rose motif and the date 1770 is the only example of the form known with sulfur-inlaid decoration. Yes, the pie shelf was replaced, but another cupboard will not be found. It was 50 years ago when the Lebanon County piece sold for a strong $10,000 when Pennypacker’s sold dealer Jack Lamb’s estate. Scholar Lisa Minardi discussed this cupboard in “Sulfur Inlay in Pennsylvania German Furniture: New Discoveries” published in “American Furniture,” edited by Luke Beckerdite (Hanover and London: University Press of New England, 2015). Dealer Kelly Kinzle sold it to du Pont and bought it back at the sale. It realized $37,800. A powerhouse of a wardrobe was the Ley family walnut shrank, which was also sulfur-inlaid. What exactly is sulfur? Basically, it is a chemical element with a low melting point. The naturally occurring element of sulfur was a by∆product of blast furnaces and when liquidified sulfur was an alternative to wood inlay. Often used on walnut by Pennsylvania German crafts-

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This fine Chippendale figured maple armchair attributed to Solomon Fussell (ca. 1704-62) or William Savery (1721-87), Philadelphia, ca. 1760, retaining a dark rich historic surface, replaced feet, sold for $31,500.

FURNITURE: Antique, Mid-Century and Modern. Leather Sofas and Love Seats; Victorian Marble Top Tables; Chest of Drawers; Desk Secretary; Chickering Grand Piano; Mid-Century Modern: China Cabinet, Dining Set; Asian: Curio Cabinets, Rugs, Room Screens. Tall Case Clocks: Herschede and Ridgeway; Stained Glass Windows; Garden Furniture & Sculptures; Rugs: Room Size and Area. COLLECTIBLES: Advertising; Signs; Clocks; Books & Ephemera; Asian: Ceramics, Jade, Lacquerware, Textiles, Mudmen Collection; Film Cameras; Waterford. ART: Prints and Paintings. 19th C Sculptures; Asian Woodblocks; Oil Paintings; Watercolors. HOUSE & HOME: Silverplate Flatware and Hollowware; China Dinner Services: Noritake Clarice Cliff; Estate Wine & Spirits; Kitchenwares; Moped: Jawa Model 21; Bicycles: Schwinn 10 Speed and Magna 18 Speed. Selling for Estates from Williamsport, Lancaster, and Harrisburg.

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be bringing our services to Bucks County in a newly renThe company recently ovated 6,000-square-foot moved operations into a larg- building,” continued Locati. er facility. “We are excited to “We plan to expand our Continued from page 1

services to include a live element to the auction in the coming months. We hope to be a must-visit destination for antiques in Bucks County.” Locati’s February sale, with bidding open on LiveAuctioneers and Invaluable, runs until Sunday, Feb. 20. Bidders are encouraged to preview

between Feb. 14 and 19 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. The new location is at 761 Durham Road, Pineville, Pa. Additionally, Locati will again begin hosting free appraisal events on the second Saturday of each month. For further information, call 215-619-2873 or visit Two Tibetan inlaid silver goose form teapots realized $1,900. www.locatillc.com.

COINS, STERLING, JEWELRY ONLINE AUCTION

SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 20 AT 10 A.M.

A Continental-style server sold for $1,000.

COINS & CURRENCY: 200+ Lots Gold, Silver, U.S. & Foreign. Gold Krugerrands, U.S. Gold incl 1853 Dollar, 1911 $2.50 Indian, 1895 $5 Coronet, 1909 $5 Indian, 1882 $10 Coronet, 1904 $20. Morgans, Peace, Silver Halves and Quarters. Quarters incl Barber, Standing Liberty. War Nickels, Indian Cents, Half Cents, Half Dimes. STERLING: Flatware incl Towle, Reed & Barton; Whiting; Gorham; Lunt; Coin incl William & George Haverstick, Lancaster. JEWELRY: Antique & Modern; Fine, Sterling, Costume. Native American incl J. Morris, Burgh Totsie squash Blossom. Mexican silver incl Taxco, Eddies, Cuernacava. Fine: Cartier, Coral; Gold Necklaces, Bracelets, Rings, Gemstone: Diamonds, Pearls, Topaz, Ruby, Garnet, Amethyst, Citrine. Antique: Hat pins, stick pins, 18K Seed Pearl & Garnet Brooch, 14K Amethys Brooch. Costume: Sterling, Vintage incl Krementz, VanDell, Monet, Lisner, Star, Coro, Trifari, Dolan & Bullock; Turquoise, Amber, Jade, Onyx. Watches: Tag Hueur, Citizen, Invicta, Hugo Max, Omega, Lady Hamilton. Loose Gemstones: Citrine, Topaz in all colors, Lapis, Labradorite, Garnet, Smoky Quartz, Peridot, Amethyst, Sapphires, Emeralds, Opal, Chalcedony, Turquoise, Pearls, Amber, Morganite, Fluorite, Tanzanite. Pendant and earring castings, Sterling chains and wire.

This large Japanese bronze censer realized $1,000.

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ANNUAL MULTI-ESTATES AUCTION SPECTACULAR Featuring The Brian Zock & Dan/Myrna Coleman Collections

Friday Evening, FEBRUARY 25th 4pm Commencement

A pair of Chinese gilt silver and jade handles sold for $3,500.

Hundreds of Photos & Descriptions on www.auctionzip.com ID #1731

Held at The Robert Livingston Community Event Center 188 West Main Street, ALLEGANY, NY 14706 50+ Oriental Rug Collection

Mills Slot Machine Black Forest Carved Bench Figural Ansonia Clock

The large and unusual cloiA 19th-century agate and sil- sonne vessel sold for $1,600. ver baby rattle realized $900.

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Massive Carved Oak Table

Olean Stoneware

Beautiful Oak Grifﬁn Morris Chair

Railroad Lanterns

Porcelain Advertising Sign

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This Will Barnet (American, This Salviati glass mosaic 1911–2012) silkscreen sold for $600. panel realized $800.

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another Sterling flatware set realized $990. Ned Foltz is a redware potter in Reinholds, Pa. A redware face jug by Foltz went for

$550, while a miniature face jug brought $297. A Foltz redware lidded pumpkin sold for $220, and an Art Shoemaker Uncle Sam carving, $297.

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Asheford Institute Releases Top-Selling Antiques And Vintage Data For 2021 Annual Survey Examines Trends Now in its 13th year, the Asheford Institute’s annual survey of top decorative arts buying trends from the calendar year of 2021 has made its way onto both digital and paper newsstands across the country. The survey and poll of past students and graduates has become a staple to many in the antique industry for its unique ability to look into the current state of today’s decorative arts marketplace as it relates to overall sales

trends for dealers within the collecting communities. Lead researcher for the school, Anthony Harper, says the key to getting print-worthy survey results that people can actually use to help plan their own buying strategies for the upcoming year is based on receiving actual sales data, alongside item-specific requests from buyers, which can then be used to indicate interest within a particular collecting genre.

This Abner Zook diorama of an ice skating scene sold for $8,800.

As with virtually everything this past year, Harper says the ongoing pandemic continued to have an effect on not only large scale supplychain issues for new and freshly minted items, but also for older collectibles with a few more miles on them. “Last year categories like costume and period jewelry boomed,” said Harper. “But this year, it was all about finding inventory.” Harper believes that some categories in the poll rose or fell not necessarily because of

a lack of popularity, but because of a lack of stable inventory. “When everyone is online doing stay-at-home on their computers it’s going to have a net effect on available stock out there for dealers.” However, not all things moved to the rhythm of the pandemic, at least according to Amber Shole, who’s been compiling statistics for the survey for over 10 years. “Midcentury modern remained strong,” said Shole, despite Continued on page 10

ROADSIDE AMERICA MEMENTOS AUCTION

WPA Folk Art of Rural PA Folio

READING, PA

Gieringer Tower Hotel

SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 27 This Aaron Zook diorama winter scene depicting a covered bridge realized $15,400.

6:00 P.M.

PA Tags 1907-1910

PA Tags 1915-1918

ALL LOTS START AT $5.00 WITH NO RESERVE! Items from Roadside America: Model buildings, O gauge train cars, cast iron and metal vehicles & ﬁgures, layout accessories, painted landscape panels, track, trees, railroad lanterns, salt & peppers, pitchers, trays, mugs, cups, shot glasses, postcards, textiles, petriﬁed wood, NOS Lionel & Bachman train cars, postcards, magnets, old time games, vintage signage, sound equipment, electron tubes, lighting; items from the Pennsylvania Dutch Gift Haus: 1907-1960 PA license tags, PA German decorative items, Anthony’s Dairy cream bottles, items in multiple categories of interest. On Site Previews: 1251 Chestnut St., Reading, PA 19602 Saturday, Feb. 19th & 26th 10:00 A.M.-3:00 P.M. Sunday, Feb. 20th & 27th 10:00 A.M.-3:00 P.M.

PA Tags 1911-1914

PA Tags 1919-1922

Steam RR Metal Sign

Lot #1 begins closing Sunday, February 27th 6:00 P.M. Bid Online 24/7 Until Last Lot Closes @ www.auctionhowze.com

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RA Postcards

Gieringer Train Station

RA Textile Souvenirs LIRR Conductor’s Cap Sample HP Panels

A Ned Foltz redware face jug sold for $550.

HAAR’S SPORTSMAN AUCTION

Metal Signs

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Lionel Mickey Mouse Express

Cigarette Dispenser

HP Miniature Billboards

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Approximately 50+ GUNS (list on website); HUNTING: Hard & Soft Gun cases; Gun vise; Bulls Bag gun rest; Riﬂe clips; Leupold & Nikon Scopes; Winchester & other spotting scopes; Reloading dies (256 Win, 218 bee, 22 Hornet, 220 Swift, 300 H&H magnum & many other calibers); Reloading equipment; posters; tree stand; AMMO: 22 hi-power, 30 Rem, 303 Savage, 250-3000, 7MM-08, 257 Roberts, 38 Cal, 22 Cal, 30-06, 270 & many more; 12-16-28-410 shotgun shells; ARCHERY: 3 Cross bows w/scopes; 2 Ben Pearson Recurve Bows; Bow target; FISHING: rods; licenses; reels; tackle boxes; mounted Palomino trout plus more; NOTE: Only a partial listing, STILL RECEIVING ITEMS! Check www.haars.com for pictures and updates. Ofﬁce number 717-432-8246 or 717-432-3779 to Contact Doug & Vickie Hardy Auctioneers for on-site sales. Guns approximately @ 11:30 a.m., sold according to FFL regulations. Terms: Cash or good PA Check, ATM ON-SITE. If inclement weather sale date, SUNDAY, February 27, 2022. Household auctions: Monday evenings, 6:30 p.m. @ Haar’s Auction; ON-SITE REAL ESTATE AUCTION Thursday, March 10, 6:00 p.m. @ 1341 W Trindle Rd., Carlisle, PA 17015 Ranch home w/11 acres.

Lionel ZW-L Transformer

PA German Hex Signs

Sample RA Souvenirs

Reading RR Lantern

Sample S & Ps

Sample Lionel Spirit Of ‘76 Petriﬁed Wood

Cast Metal Animals Britains Elephants

Vintage Signs

Trestle Bridge

Sample Train Cars

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SEEKERS/SELLERS

past survey indications that it may have peaked. “I think sometimes really strong trends can have mini-dips and valleys along the way, and this is simply an example of that.” Shole said that other perennial poll favorites like Art Deco and toys continued to fare well last year. For other areas of the survey there were some legitimate surprises, as once again an unexpected category literally rocketed to the top of the charts with seemingly little notice. What causes these apparent sudden swings in interest? Well, according to Shole, it’s more than just about the age of the item, but also the age of the buyer that will often set the trend in motion. “Three years ago, there was a buying frenzy of baby boomers looking to collect anything related to the Apollo Moon mission’s 50th anniversary,” said Shole. “But a year later interest peaked, and sales were relatively flat.” End of story, right? Not

according to Shole, who says that last year’s roll out of a Chinese space station, SpaceX rocket launches, and the deployment of a groundbreaking celestial telescope have reinvigorated the space genre with an entirely new group of younger collectors. “It just goes to show that sometimes a popular collecting category can literally come from nowhere and take the collecting world by storm,” says Shole. “It’s kind of exciting to see.” For readers seeking the complete 2021 listing of all the best-selling antique and vintage genres and categories contained within the school’s yearly poll and survey, the full results (including this year’s winner) can be found at the institute’s website at https://www.asheford.com/2021-surveyresults.html. To learn more about the antiques and appraisal study program being offered by the Institute, call 877-444-4508 or email info@asheford.com.

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The Marketplace at Exton Exton Square Mall *Opening in April* We are looking for Quality Vendors & also Consignment. Contact us for further information. 800-540-2142 lowerymarketinggroup@gmail.com

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Two Day Fine Art & Antiques Auction February 26th & 27th – Starting at 11 A.M. EST 522 S. Pineapple Ave., SARASOTA, FL 34236

“Why don’t you collect trains like other guys?”

Over 1400 lots will be offered: Featuring art from artists including Leonardo Nierman, Salvador Dali, Pablo Picasso, Edward Page, Victor Dupre, Wilmino Domond, Charles Waltensperge, Karl Benjamin, Peter Max, Ann Brockman, Edward Charles Williams, Charles Merrill Mount, Harry Russell, Syd Solomon and many more. Also including Steuben Glass Collection V, Art Glass Sculptures, a Large Collection of Staffordshire, a Pair of Large Burmese Silver Heavy Relief Bowls 40 Ozt, a Tiffany & Co. Grapevine Desk Set, Estate Jewelry, Old Master Paintings, an Exquisite 2 Piece Diamond & 18K Gold Bracelet/Pendant, Sterling Silver, Oriental Rugs, and an Antique French Gilt Bronze Mantle Clock. We also have a Tiffany Sterling Silver Tea Caddy Set 45 Ozt, Antique Russian Icons, Ginger Rogers Shoes, a lifetime collection of American/ Georgian Furniture from the 18th-early 20th century. Chinese Jade, and a Rene Lalique Frosted Globular Vase. These are just a few of the multiple fantastic pieces we will be offering in February. Parts of the sale will benefit Ringling School of Art & Design. Bidding will take place both in person and online where you can bid directly with us or on 3 other platforms including LiveAuctioneers, Invaluable, and BidSquare. Our catalog will be up by February 12th!

DEAN R. ARNER AUCTIONEER, LLC

Public Auction! SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 2022 AT 9:00 A.M. Weathervanes, Grizzly bear trap, percussion guns, BB guns, trapper baskets, hunting knives, antiques, primitives, butter churns, advertising items, milk can, washboards, dough bowls & much more! Check full listing and photos at www.deanarnerauctions.com

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EMBASSY AUCTIONS INTERNATIONAL 5336 MINE RD.,

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EMAIL embassyauctions@hotmail.com WEB www.embassyauctions.com www.auctionzip.com Auctioneer ID# 4741 For online bidding, go to: www.liveauctioneers.com AUTOMATON CLOCK WITH FISH

WELLER JARDINIERE

THE EXCEPTIONAL ANTIQUES, ART, & ESTATES AUCTION THIS IS A TWO-DAY AUCTION

FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 25 A LIVE ONLY AUCTION 10 AM - THE BOX LOT BONANZA 1 PM - OVER 250 PCS OF QUALITY FURNITURE INCLUDING HEYWOOD WAKEFIELD AND CHIPPENDALE CENTENNIAL FURNITURE

SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 26 A LIVE AND ONLINE AUCTION 10 AM - 400 LOTS OF QUALITY SMALLS. VINTAGE STEIFF ANIMALS, MING DYNASTY AND EARLY VIETNAMESE MUSEUM QUALITY PALACE SIZED POTTERY, OVER 40 PIECES OF MAGNIFICENT NIPPON PORCELAIN WE ARE PACKED WITH AMAZING PIECES FROM AROUND THE COUNTRY

NIPPON SMOKING SKULL DISH

DAY 1 FRIDAY, FEB 25 AT 10 AM: THE BOX LOT BONANZA: AS ALWAYS, A GREAT LOAD OF BOX LOTS FROM MANY ESTATES. GLASSWARES, HOME DECOR, ART, PORCELAINS, LAMPS, VINTAGE CLOTHES, SPOTS, BOTTLES, BOOKS, DOLLS, POTTERY. AT 1 PM: QUALITY FURNITURE: BEDROOM, LIVING ROOM AND DINING ROOM FURNITURE. HEYWOOD WAKEFIELD CABINETS AND BOOKSHELVES, CHIPPENDALE CENTENNIAL FURNITURE INCLUDING A DINING TABLE WITH 5 LEAVES AND 14 CHAIRS, A DEFENSE DEPT 7 FT TALL GLASS FRONT SLIDING DOOR CABINET, PINE CORNER CABINET, A GEORGE III MAHOGANY ADJUSTABLE READING STAND WITH PULLOUT CANDLE HOLDERS, A MID 19TH C MAHOGANY OVAL TILT TOP TABLE, BEDDING, GRAY PAINTED POTTER’S TABLE, BLACK LEATHER THEATER RECLINER, CHEVAL MIRROR, CURIO CABINETS, 3 TIER BARRISTER BOOKCASE, PIER MIRROR, EASTLAKE MIRRORS & SO MUCH MORE.

MING DYNASTY STORAGE JAR

DAY 2 SATURDAY, FEB 26 AT 10 AM: 400 LOTS OF QUALITY SMALLS: SMALL MUSIC BOXES, CHOCOLATE MOLDS, MINIATURE PAINTINGS, HUMMELS, TIFFANY & CO. MANTLE CLOCK MADE BY CHELSEA, EPHEMERA, ASIAN ARTIFACTS AND ARTWORKS, ANTIQUE PAGE TURNERS WITH STERLING FITTINGS, A SWISS AUTOMATON CLOCK WITH FISH, RCA NIPPER DOG FIGURINES, REDWARE CROCKS, PORCELAIN FIGURES, A GENNETT VICTROLA, SMALL VINTAGE AND ANTIQUE RUGS. MCM TABLE LAMPS AND A FRANK LIGTELIJN STANDING GLOBE LAMP MADE FOR RAAK AMSTERDAM. A LIFELONG COLLECTION OF PHOTOS AND ARTICLES FROM THE VAUDEVILLE ACTRESS, EVETA NUDSEN.

TIFFANY & CO CLOCK

ASIAN ARTIFACTS AND ANTIQUES: A MUSEUM COLLECTION OF SEVERAL ASIAN PALACE SIZED POTTERY PIECES: A MING DYNASTY MARTABAN STORAGE TRANSPORT JAR CIRCA 1550-1644, A VIETNAMESE TURN OF THE CENTURY MARTABAN STORAGE JAR IN ROYAL BLUE, A JAPANESE 16001700’S TAMBA KO-TAMBA WARE TSUBO ASH GLAZED JAR (WITH LARGE RIM CHIP), A CHINESE QING DYNASTY HENAN BLACK STONEWARE JAR 1600-1800’S, A VIETNAMESE 1800-1900’S BAT TRANG WARE STORAGE JAR, A JAPANESE 1700’S KO-KIYOMIZU KYOTO STONEWARE VASE (WITH REPAIRS).

GEORGIAN MAHOGANY TILT TOP

A JAPANESE, SADO ISLAND STONE RELIEF CARVING OF NYORIN KANNON 17TH -18TH CENTURY BODDHISATTVA OF COMPASSION OF THE WISHING WHEEL GEM. TWO LARGE EARLY 20TH CENTURY KOI PLANTERS WITH WOOD STANDS.

STEIFF MONKEY

ASIAN ARTICLES OF CLOTHES AND MANY PAINTINGS AND FIGURINES. A COLLECTION OF RARE ROCK AND ROLL AND MUSIC RELATED PHOTOGRAPHS BY NOTED PHOTOGRAPHER, JAY GOOD. MANY CANDID. MANY IN STUDIOS AND ON STAGE. THESE UNPUBLISHED PHOTOS FEATURE: JIMI HENDRIX, JOAN BAEZ, JERRY LEE LEWIS, JANIS JOPLIN, FRANK ZAPPA, DONOVAN, THE GRATEFUL DEAD, LED ZEPPELIN, THE WHO AND WILLIE NELSON, PLUS OTHERS. THIS IS A ONE TIME CHANCE TO OWN PIECES OF MUSIC HISTORY! AN AMAZING ARRAY OF POP ART, MODERN ART, POSTERS AND PHOTOS. OVER 100 PIECES! SO MANY GREAT ITEMS. A MUST-SEE AUCTION! PREVIEW: WEDNESDAY, FEB 23, 2022, 10-5 PM THURSDAY, FEB 24, 2022, 10-4 PM

BARRISTER BOOKCASE

LALIQUE DINOSAUR SADO ISLAND STONE RELIEF

TAPESTRY NIPPON VASE

MORIAGE

JIMI HENDRIX PHOTOS

RAAK AMSTERDAM GLOBE LAMP

ARE YOU AN AMBASSADOR FOR EMBASSY AUCTIONS? BRINGING THE FINEST PIECES TO AUCTION FOR ALMOST 17 YEARS! PENNSYLVANIA AUCTION LICENSE AY001987 AUCTIONEERS: GABI JARAMILLO LIC AU005728 KATELYN CALLAHAN LIC AU005869 BRIAN CALLAHAN LIC AU005870

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FINE & DECORATIVE ARTS AUCTION ONLINE AUCTION

SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 26 AT 10 A.M. SILVER; JEWELRY; COLLECTIBLES; CLOCKS FINE, DECORATIVE, ASIAN ARTS; FURNITURE; RUGS

19th C French Boulle Ink Stand

Pierre Auguste Renoir (French 1841-1919)

After Gilbert Stuart (American, 1755-1828)

Riggs & Brother Howard No. 1 Regulator Banjo Clock

14k 4.5 CTW Diamond Waterfall Ring

14K Brutalist Emerald & Diamond Ring

Jean Schlumberger for Tiffany 18K Lapis Acorn Ring

Chinese Art Deco Room Size Rug James Crawford Thom (American, 1835-1898) Carl Wuermer (American/German 1900-1981)

Famille Rose Chinese Export Bowl

Johann Berthelsen (American/Danish 1883-1972)

Online Catalog Available Friday, February 18! Previews by Appointment Peter Hvidt for France & Sons by John Stuart Sofa

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