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Potteries Of Trenton Society To Host Panel Of Art Museum Curators Annual POTS Meeting And Lectures To Be Held April 9 Have you ever wondered what museum curators think about Trenton ceramics? What are they acquiring these days? And why?

The Potteries of Trenton Society (POTS) in collaboration with the Trenton Historical Society will bring together a panel of three art museum curators for the POTS 2022 annual meeting on Saturday, April 9. David Barquist, Ulysses Dietz and Ron Fuchs will talk about the collections they manage and why they are adding Trenton ceramics to the holdings of the museums where they work. Ellen Denker, POTS program chair, will moderate the panel.

David Barquist is the H. Richard David Barquist Dietrich Jr., curator of American decorative arts at the Philadelphia Museum of Art. He holds degrees from Harvard College; the University of Delaware, where he was a fellow in the Winterthur Program in Early American Culture; and Yale University. From 1981 to 2004 he served as assis- The basket made by Ceramic Art Company is belleek tant, associate, porcelain from the 1890s and given by Walter Scott and acting cura- Lenox to the Newark Museum in 1911. tor of American Decorative Arts at the Yale University Art Gallery. For POTS, Barquist will focus on collecting at the Philadelphia Museum of Art. Founded in 1876 on the model of London’s South Kensington Museum, the museum has collected American ceramics from its inception, including numerous Trentonmade ceramics dating from the 1860s to the 1980s and ranging from flint enamel earthenware to porcelain services made for the White House.

Ulysses Dietz is chief curator emeritus, Newark Museum of Art. He was curator of decorative arts at the museum from 1980 until 2017, as well as chief curator for the last five of those years. A graduate of Yale and Winterthur, Ulysses was indoctrinated into Trenton ceram- This vase was made by Ott and ics from the day he arrived at the Brewer, Trenton, N.J., 1882-90, Newark Museum. Dietz’s discussion porcelain with gold and silver will begin with the museum’s first decoration, and was a gift of the showing of Trenton ceramics in Friends of the Philadelphia 1910, a year after it was founded, Museum of Art and purchased with the exhibition, “Modern with the Baugh-Barber Fund, Continued on page 10 1994.

A Pinnacle Of Redware Flowerpots Comes To Auction Bixler Redware Among The Rarest Of Pennsylvania German Ceramics

This jug commemorating the death of Col. Elmer Ellsworth was made by Millington, Astbury, and Poulson, Trenton, N.J., 1861, and was a partial gift of Jay and Emma Lewis and partial purchase with funds provided by W. Groke Mickey.

Golden Nugget Antique Flea Market Announces Model Train Show Dates The Golden Nugget Antique Market, rated one of the top 10 flea markets on the East Coast, recently announced it will be continuing its tradition of hosting Antique Model Train Shows. The first two shows will be Saturdays, March 19 and April 9. The Golden Nugget is well known for expert dealers, specializing in antique furniture, art, and many collectibles such as coins, stamps, jewelry, vinyl records, depression glass, and, of course, model trains.

“Collectors have been urging us to have regular shows, so we are planning on several train shows

per year at the Golden Nugget. We are excited to host our new model train dealers for our first show in 2022,” stated manager Mitch Freedman.

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A phenomenal redware presentation flowerpot with applied decoration of a cat chasing a bird, impressed “READY FOR A CATCH,” by Absalom Bixler, Earl Township, Lancaster County, Pa., ca. 1850, is among the stars of the next Crocker Farm auction, which will run from Friday, March 25, to Friday, April 8.

The flowerpot typifies the exuberance of the PennsylvaniaGerman style in its hand-modeled sculpture of a cat ready to pounce on a bird perched on a branch. This work, along with a group of related pieces, was made by Bixler for his wife, Sarah, to commemorate their courtship. Its remarkable state of preservation indicates it was sparingly used, and its size sets it apart as one of Bixler’s finest surviving works. It measures 10.25-by-10.25 inches. The glaze treatment includes highly unusual cobalt slip applied to the bird, branch, and black cat. The bird and branch are composed of white clay, which, when fired under lead, produced a yellowish glazed surface, thereby Continued on page 5

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Two-Day Sale At Horst Packed House And Strong Prices At Country Auction

By Karl Pass

many prices achieved were over retail levels. “I thought they did well with what was there,” said one local dealer who is a barometer of the regional market.

In an age where getting quality consignments is paramount due to increased competition, the era is long over when everything is sent to Pennypacker’s. Some auction houses’ formula is to aim to get roughly a quarter of the selling price from both seller side and buyer side; Horst remains among the few who charge no buyer’s premium for

in-house bidders and yet are also competitive on seller’s commission. Working on small margins, and what one auction goer described as “frankly, a lack of greed,” does not go unnoticed. And not just among the local public, they get many out-of-state consignments.

The headliner was the Hattie Brunner watercolor. “As far as the Hattie Brunner painting, it was a staggering price,” commented one attendant when discussing the autumn auction scene watercolor (1974) by the late dealerturned-folk-artist of Reinholds. A relatively small square composition, framed, it measured 18.5-by-16.75 inches and sold for $23,500. It’s the highest price ever attained

through auction for her work.

An older local couple bought the painting. He was underbid The auction market is by another local collector, a humming. In some cases, roarwoman who has been actively ing. Whether household goods buying Brunner’s work, specifor antiques, online or in ically at Horst, and was house, many auction houses shocked she didn’t get it. “I’m are seeing strong bidder intersure the price was a lot more est and prices realized. Horst than what the consignor Auctioneers of Ephrata, Pa., expected,” mentioned Brent held a two-day catalog sale on Horst after the sale.

Feb. 11 and 12. The 868-lot sale Regardless, if currently fueled grossed $261,685. They had a by only two buyers willing to packed house, and a number go five figures, expect more to of things did very well. Active come through future catalog members of the trade are in sales at the auction house. tune with the marketplace, The work is on the primitive and several dealers lamented side, and very popular.

Another artist of the same time period who lived down the road from Brunner was John Long (1894-1984). Long did reverse painting on glass.

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This star pattern patchwork doll quilt realized $400.

This small wooden carved and painted Schimmel-style rooster was made by the late Lester Breininger, famous for the pottery operation which bears his name. Breininger was not a potter, but he ran a successful redware pottery for decades in Robesonia, Pa. He did very little wood carving.

This rooster was signed “LB 70” and sold for $625.

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The framed 19th-century watercolor of a reclining cat marked, “To Martha A. Hoover for Learning her ABC,” sold for $1,000.

These two contemporary Lehnware wooden saffron cups signed and dated “SMF 1968” are attributed to Samuel Fahnestock of Manheim, Pa. They sold to a collector for $280.

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Rose china was sold. The field of active buyers has Continued from page 2 dwindled. Most dealers chest with ogee bracket feet would assess the current

by Dierwechter (JRD) sold state of the market as soft for $300, and a Walter and and not what it was in the June Gottshall carved bird in 1980s and ’90s. One lot of 10 a paint-decorated cage sold dinner plates brought $75. for $260. A Dan and Donna Another group of 10 dinner Strawser carved rooster plates were $200; a large realized $200, and an earlier oval platter, $280; a group of Dan and Barbara Strawser 12 cups and saucers sold for spread-wing eagle, $775. A $210. group of Sherman Hensal Rabbitware china has a (Ohio artist) wooden power more active market today. tool carved and painted An ale mug brought $550, realistic style vegetables and a platter, $550. A mint and fruit (35) sold for $300. condition early green shell A ton of Early Adams edge Pearlware plate m a r k e d “Davenport” with an oriental building scene sold for $575. Gaudy Welsh, Copper Lustre, Gaudy Dutch also sold. Various country wares did fine.

The photos and captions show just a few things in the two-day sale.

“We are looking at mid-May for our next catalog sale, tentantively Saturday, May 14,” mentioned Brent Horst.

H o r s t are Carl Snavely (1915-83) of Lititz, Pa., was Auctioneers at 50 a woodcarver whose work became and located Road, remains collectible in part due to Dick Durlach and Rosemarie Machmer’s book, “Just Ephrata, Pa. To learn more, For Nice.” He signed his work “CS.” This fine squirrel sold to a collector for $425. call 717-738-3080.

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Collector Chats With Peter S. Seibert This Week: Keeping It In The Family

By Peter Seibert My family, for a host reasons, accumulated few antique treasures to pass on to generations. An explosion in Pittsburgh due to a faulty gas line in the early 20th century and a large fire in the town of Milton, Pa., both wiped out family heirlooms.

Such sagas are not unique to my family. In addition, as families got larger, family treasures were divided among succeeding generations. A set of six chairs might end up as three pairs or six singles.

As someone who is an avid student of genealogy, I keep my eyes peeled for family treasures that I can

find and reacquire. About seven months ago, I found an 18th-century petition from a New England town where local citizens, including my eight generations back grandfather, sought to build a new road. It was on eBay and was one of the few times that I posted an outrageous bid to acquire the piece. Thankfully, no one ran me on it, and it now sits in the safe.

My wife is descended from the famed 19th-century coppersmith John Getz, who worked in Lancaster, Pa. When the Conestoga Auction of Bill DuPont’s collection came up, there was a Getz copper kettle. It came home with us pretty quickly.

Ironically, a few weeks later a second Getz kettle appeared in a sale at Cordier Auctions.

With several kids descended in our family from Getz, we decided in order to keep the disputes down that we would get the second kettle. We paid a bit more than I expected for this second example, but if it keeps the peace in our family, then it will be

worth it.

I hate competing against a family connection at auctions for items. Like me with the copper kettle, price is often no object in reacquiring treasures. I recall going to an Amish auction about 15 years ago. The family was buying back everything, and one could not touch the pieces. Even mundane buggy cushions were bringing crazy prices. It was all about the extended family, and I quickly came to realize that while it was fun to watch, there was no way that I would win anything in the sale when it came to beating the determination of the family.

One of my worst auction memories of a family dispute was seeing two siblings physically fighting over grandma’s rocking chair. Both wanted it, but only one could end up with the item. The result was an ugly fight where a lifetime of resentment came pouring out in front of all of us in attendance.

I do always encourage families to hold onto their

treasures, but I also hope that decisions about who gets what can be accomplished before the auction.

It saves a lot of trouble if the family is aware in advance about decisions regarding what to keep.

“Born to collect” should be the motto of Peter Seibert’s 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 Mid-Atlantic 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 treasures found in shops, co-ops and at auctions.

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John Long (1894-1984) of Reinholds, Pa., was known for reverse painting on glass. This winter scene depicting the rear of the Ephrata Cloister Saal and Saron buildings and two Cloister members in foreground sold for $160.

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More than 1,300 people event’s top lot, a custom pock- Mansion, which, like many of from around the world spent et knife in its original presen- the documents in this event, the weekend of President tation box, gifted to Lincoln was later published in “The Abraham Lincoln’s 213th birth- for attending the Great Central Collected Works of Abraham day vying for some of the most Sanitary Fair in Philadelphia Lincoln.” It was signed, “Your significant and compelling on June 16, 1864, was gifted to Ob’t serv’t, A. Lincoln.” pieces of Lincolnalia to come Lincoln during his final That brief missive was to auction in decades. And by appearance at an event during among the numerous letters the time Heritage Auctions’ which money was raised to aid offered in the auction two-day near-sellout Lincoln wounded Union soldiers. penned and signed by and His Times event concludThe knife, which sold for Lincoln, including the oft-coled, it realized $4,264,724, $519,000, spoke to the heart of lected and oft-quoted Dec. becoming Heritage’s most the auction. It offered collec- 22, 1862, letter the president successful Americana event in tors the opportunity to hold wrote to the Army of the the auction house’s 46-year something Lincoln once had in Potomac following its demorhistory. The two-day sale was his hands and presented them alizing defeat at the Battle of held Feb. 12 and 13. with what Lindner calls “the Fredericksburg nine days “As the auction unfolded, ability to possess something earlier. It sold for $325,000. we could tell this was going to seen only in photographs or Lincoln was devastated be a special event,” says Curtis read about in the numerous by the Union’s defeat at Lindner, Heritage Auctions’ rich histories of Abraham Fredericksburg, yet he Director of Americana. “We Lincoln.” always knew we had excepThe offering is a remarktional material, and the col- able keepsake on its own, from lecting community agreed.” its engraving to its oak presenThe Lincoln and His Times tation box made from the same auction spanned the course of wood and iron that supported Lincoln’s life and career, from the Liberty Bell. But it was his days of practicing law in accompanied by something Springfield, Ill., through his equally remarkable: a thankwartime presidency. The you note from the Executive

summoned strength enough to issue a public letter of commendation to the troops, in the hopes of mitigating its impact and boosting morale.

That letter, later turned into a broadside for mass distribution, had not appeared at auction for decades and was a centerpiece of this sale, as it spends precious few sentences speaking volumes about the man who wrote and signed the document.

Another Lincoln landmark offering was an original draft manuscript petition of the Thirteenth Amendment to the U.S. Constitution, which abolished slavery in the United States. This draft, signed by Schuyler Colfax, Speaker of the House of Representatives; Hannibal Hamlin, vice president of the United States and president of the Senate; and 107 members of the 38th Congress, is among the most significant documents Heritage Auctions has ever had the honor of offering. One of the few surviving original duplicates of the joint resolution outlawing slavery sold for $262,500.

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turning the cobalt brushwork a greenish hue in this part of the design. Bixler’s innovative idea to use two different clays on the same piece results in a particularly striking contrast of colors. A comparable example resides in a Philadelphia area collection. The cat on that example has tiger-like strips.

A smaller Bixler flowerpot, 6 inches high, with just an applied bird on branch, no cat, realized $32,760 at the Shelley sale in 2007 at Pook & Pook.

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17062 Millerstown 717-589-7810 STITCH IN TIME ANTIQUE & GIFT MALL, 43 N. Market St. Antiques, Collectibles, Furniture, Quality Handmade Crafts & Gifts. Open 7 days 10-5, Fri. til 8. Millerstown exit off RT322.

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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.

08096 Woodbury 856-848-0002 ANTIQUES ON EVERGREEN, 429 S. Evergreen Ave. Multi-dealer Co-op, 50+ dealers. 20,000 sq. ft., 1 floor ADA Compliant. Quality antiques & collectibles. Huge, free parking.

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Spring is just around the corner, and the Pook & Pook gallery has become a stop for migratory game birds on the Atlantic flyway. There will be a single-owner group of 122 lots of duck and goose decoys from a longtime New Jersey collector. There is a heavy focus on New Jersey birds, to include makers Lloyd Parker, William Cranmer, and Hurley Conklin, as well as Chesapeake Bay birds and makers.

The colors of spring are also represented by 65 lots from a private Chinese collector. Porcelain from this collection ranges from plum blossom ginger jars to blue ground and turquoise ground vases, with a garden of Mandarin, flambé, peach bloom, and famille noir porcelain vases, jardinières, plates, and bowls.

Gilt bronze Buddhas, bronze pricket sticks, and archaic Japanese bronzes are accompanied by carved, painted,

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There will also be 130 lots from an extensive collection of fine sterling silver from the 18th to 20th centuries with items from America, England, France, Ireland, Russia, Denmark and India. Makers will include Cartier, Tiffany, Gorham, Georg Jensen, Bailey & Co., Udall & Ballon, Blair & Crawford, Bigelow Kennard, Eley & Fearn, Matthew West, and Robert Hennell, to name a few.

New York and Philadelphia coin silver along with Russian niello silver round out the collection.

Furniture highlights include a Mahantongo Valley, Pa., painted dower chest, dated 1821, and a late 19th century painted hanging spool rack, as well as an English Adams style painted side chair and arm chair, ca.

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Many other items of interest include 19th-century American landscapes and British sporting art.

Contemporary folk art objects include Jonathan Bastian bird trees and other carvings and Dave Gottshall reverse paintings on glass. Breininger Pottery redware and Left

Handed Russell Henry stoneware will be available.

Embroideries, English needleworks, American 19th century samplers, and carpets are some of the textiles on offer.

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the bust had remained in the family’s possession. This was the first time it had appeared at auction.

There were several significant items, too, tied to the president’s death, among them the brass key to the private box of Ford’s Theatre, which Lincoln and his wife, Mary, occupied the night of his assassination. The key, which sold for $495,000, most recently belonged to Dr. John Lattimer, a Columbia University urologist who was also a renowned collector of relics related to, among other subjects, Lincoln’s death.

Of course, this auction was filled with far happier moments and memories, as well, including an oversized “Lincoln and Hamlin” campaign flag that came directly from the family of its original owner, Samuel Park, who carried it during an 1860 Ohio torchlight parade supporting Lincoln and running mate Hannibal Hamlin. It brought $125,000.

This auction also counted among its offerings numerous rare and coveted items signed

by Lincoln, including a carte de visite taken by Mathew B. Brady in Washington, D.C., on Jan. 8, 1864, signed by the president.

That piece realized $81,250.

“The continued interest in Lincoln’s handwritten letters and personally owned items, including the presentation knife, continues to show the influence and respect collectors have for this great man,” says Heritage Auctions executive vice president Joe Maddalena.

“We were honored to bring these extraordinary materials to Heritage’s collector-clients,

Sale Featured Historical Memorabilia, Hollywood Collectibles, Advertising, Stamps And Coins Weiss Auctions burst into the new year with a two-day sale on Jan. 26 and 27. A NASA photo signed by German-born American engineer Dr. Wernher Von Braun sold for $14,400, while a collection of 1916-30 Standing Liberty quarters realized $161,000. Prices reported include the buyer’s premium. Internet bidding Lincoln’s personal copy of was provided by Weiss his portrait bust by Chicago artist Leonard Volk realized $399,000. It was made before Lincoln’s nomination as the Republican presidential candidate and presented to the Lincolns by Volk in May 1860. as it was a thrilling way to spend his birthday.”

Lindner says what was most apparent was the appetite for material that has not appeared on the market for years, if ever.

“And going forward,” he says, “we feel the momentum will continue, which is why we’re so excited about the Inaugural J. Doyle Dewitt Collection Americana & Political Signature Auction on March 19, which features among its hundreds of historic offerings at least 50 more related to Lincoln. That auction, too, will contain some items that have not appeared on the market in more than 50 years.”

For further information, visit www.HA.com.

Auctions’ updated website (www.WeissAuctions.com) with Next Lot for interactive bidding. Bidding was also available through LiveAuctioneers.com and Invaluable.com. Telephone and absentee bids were also accepted.

“The year 2022 started just as 2021 ended, with a strong auction, one that topped $600,000,” said

Philip Weiss of Weiss Auctions. “Day one featured historical memorabilia, Hollywood collectibles and advertising. The second day was dedicated to stamps and coins. In all, we registered

more than 3,000 bidders for the online-only sale.”

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The NASA photo signed and inscribed by German-born American engineer Dr. Wernher Von Braun, showing a view from Earth from the Apollo 8 spacecraft in orbit around the moon, realized $14,400.

A collection of 1916-30 Standing Liberty quarters, missing only the 1927-S coin, a circulation issue set PCGS graded and listed as a top ten set on the PCGS/NGC Registry, sold for $161,000.

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fiercely for the 11-by-14 inch color photo showing a view of the Earth from the Apollo 8 spacecraft in orbit around the moon. It was inscribed, “To Dr. Herbert Friedman with highest regards, Wernher Von Braun.”

While in his 20s and early 30s, Dr. Von Braun worked in Nazi Germany’s rocket development program. He helped design and co-developed the V-2 rocket during World War II but was never charged with any war crimes. To the contrary, he was secretly moved to the United States, along with 1,600 other German scientists, engineers, and technicians, as part of Operation Paperclip.

The collection of 1916-30 Standing Liberty quarters, missing only the 1927-S quarter, was expected to bring six figures, and it did not disappoint, besting the $120,000 high estimate by another $40,000. The circulation issue set was PCGS graded and was listed as one of the top ten sets on the PCGS/NGC Registry (under “EMPIREAA”). It was the auction’s overall top lot.

Another lot that stormed past its pre-sale estimate

($100-$200) was a group of 15 Russian military medals, representing various dates and events, that was sold on behalf of the New York County Public Administrators Office, from the estate of Rene Fuss. Once again, eagle-eyed bidders and collectors pounced on the group, driving it to a final price of $11,500.

A ca. 1570 close helmet, approximately 14 inches tall and almost certainly English, possibly attributed to an Earl, sold within estimate for $9,300. Close helmets were worn by knights and other men-at-arms in the Late Medieval and Renaissance eras. They were a fully enclosing helmet with a pivoting visor, used by pistol-armed cuirassiers into the middle of the 17th century.

An archive of material pertaining to American actress Lillian Gish (1893-1993) changed hands for $6,325.

Included were expired passports, invitations, many letters to-and-from (including Ronald Reagan, Roddy McDowell, Patricia Nixon, John Gielgud and others); an Audrey Hepburn letter; a letter and photos from Eva Marie Saint; a letter from Sir Alec Guinness; and more.

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This archive of material pertaining to the American actress Lillian Gish (1893-1993), including expired passports, invitations and many letters to-and-from notable contemporaries, sold for $6,325.

This stamp album filled with MNH (mint, never hinged) United States stamps from 1855-1959 sold for 15,500.

Lillian Gish’s acting career spanned 75 years, from 1912 (in silent film shorts) to 1987. She was called “The First Lady of American Cinema” and is credited with pioneering fundamental film performance techniques. She had a leading role in the highest-grossing film of the silent era, D. W. Griffith’s “The Birth of a Nation” (1915). Her final film was “The Whales of August” (1987).

On to day two, where the runner-up top lot to the

Standing Liberty quarters collection was a stamp album filled with MNH (mint, never hinged) United States stamps, from the years 18551959. The album went for 15,500, against an estimate of $8,000-$12,000. The stamps were collected in blocks of four, panes, strips and more.

An estate cover collection of 19th- to mid-20thcentury stamps, housed in a three-drawer file, finished at $10,050.

Included were examples from South and Central America, Europe and Asia, no British covers but a nice selection of 1920s-50s European first day covers, 19th century European covers, 1950s-60s European first day covers, and flight and zeppelin covers.

A lot of five Morgan silver

dollars, all from the Carson City, Nev., Mint and dated 1881-85, each one graded highly at MS66, gaveled for $8,475 against an estimate of $4,000-$6,000. Morgan silver dollars were minted from 1878-1904, in 1921, and beginning again in 2021. The coin was named after its designer, George T. Morgan, and today is highly prized by collectors.

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03/19/22, BIRD-IN-HAND, SAT. AT 8:30AM, 50+ horse & wagon hitches, hand-carved animals & figurines by Tom Grassel & Paul Souders, antiques, Flow Blue dishes, 50+ peanut butter glasses, Watt ware, Aladdin lamp, Dietz lanterns, Waterbury mantel clock w/key, PA & stagecoach painting, 1791 Con. Wagon jack, 20 mule team adv. items, Griswold, R&W wdn butter churn & more!, 458 Beechdale Rd., Double E Auction Svc.

03/25-26/22, BANGOR, FRI. & SAT. AT 10AM, Fri.: 575+ lots antiques & fine art, Tiffany Studios 'Tulip' table lamp, lighting/ shades, bronzes/ paperweights, Moser/ cut glass, sterling silver & Lalique, Royal Vienna & Limoges, carved cane collec., mid-cen. mod. & Danish mod. furniture. Sat.: 600+ lots antq. country/ primitive items, tramp art, blue dec. stoneware/ redware, quilts, & much more!, Live & Online: 521 Richmond Rd.; LiveAuctioneers.com, Hartzell's Auction Gallery, Inc.

03/19/22, HARRISBURG, SAT. AT 10AM, Antq./mod. furniture, collectibles, 900 pc. 33-1/3 record collec., cameras, Atmos clock, collec. Noritake Azalea, Rose Chintz, antq./vtg. toys, hist./lit./sci. books, doll houses, coffee grinders, postcards incl. Elizabethtown, Asian ceramics, Cloisonne, scientific scales, paintings & prints, musical instruments, hh & electronics, etc., Online Only: www.CordierAuction.com, Cordier Auctions & Appraisals

03/25-26/22, EAST EARL, FRI. AT NOON & SAT. AT 9AM, Pedal Tractors, Soda Signs & Adv., Gas/Oil Signs & Adv., Gas Pumps, Neon Signs, Soda Coolers/ Dispensers/ Signs. Pepsi light-up clock, metal Pepsi-Cola carrier, 7Up paper adv., metal SunCrest sign, metal Bubble Up, Dr. Pepper, brass Coca-Cola button sign, porcelain Flying A gasoline signs, porcelain Tydol A gas sign, & much more!, 1141 Wea Wit St., PA Auction Center

03/19/22, YORK, SAT. AT 9AM, Tall case gfthr clock w/inlaid case, 2 early Santa kero. lamps, vtg.

Santa ornaments, Tiffany art glass bow/vase, early folk art water color of horse, approx. 30 vtg. adv. tape meas., 2 Phoenix glass vases, Bristol glass vases, mini kero.lamps, Valentine cards, M.Mouse Pop Pal toy, currency, Morgan & Peace dollars, furniture, Itl. music box, etc., Goodwill Fire Co. Soc.Hall, 2318 S. Queen St., Gilbert & Gilbert Auctioneers, Inc.

03/20/22, HARRISBURG, SUN. AT 10AM, Coins & Currency, 300+ lots gold, silver, U.S. & foreign. Sterling incl. Tiffany, Gorham, Wallace, Bradbury & Sons, & more. Antq./mod. jewelryfine, sterling, costume, N.American incl. Sharon Cisco, Leonard Martza, Jessie Claw, Leonard Nez, turquoise & coral, watches, gemstones incl. diamonds, pearls, topaz, garnet, amethyst., Online Only: www.CordierAuction.com, Cordier Auctions & Appraisals

03/22/22, GLEN ROCK, TUES. AT 2PM, Bottles, Milk Bottles, & York County Collectibles from the Donald Hartman Estate, York, PA., Live & Online: 4067 Snyder Rd.; wehrlysauction.com, Wehrly's Auction Svc.

NEW JERSEY 03/19/22, BORDENTOWN, SAT. AT 9:30AM, MCM 1960 Virtue set barstools, Panasonic Toot A Loop radio, vtg. Christmas/holiday decor, 1977 working Liberty Bell analog pinball, Schwinn A/O Purple Fair Lady spider bike, gold rings, 8 tracks, cameo lamps, 1st Gen. Wrestling figures, glass, pottery, china, toys/ children's items, gold/ silver/ gemstone jewelry, watches, furniture, etc., 57 Edgewood Rd., Chris Doerner Auctioneer PENNSYLVANIA 03/16/22, EPHRATA, ENDING WED. AT 6PM, Antiques, Americana, quilts, stoneware, signs, primitives, pie safe, farm table, early baskets, signs, Quimper, lg. assort. blue graniteware, textiles, wood boxes, etc., Online Only: Gehmanauctions.hibid.com, Gehman Auctions

03/23/22, FREEBURG, WED. AT 10AM, 674 lots of 10,000 Postcards incl. rare holiday, adv., PA & U.S. towns/cities, foreign, black Americana, & 1000's local & photo. Ephemera/ other collec. incl. local trade cards, tobacco cards, tobacco silks, local college/ high school pennants, photos, tintypes, 1922 Action Stories mag., WWII era Montgomery Mirror newspaper, etc., Live & Online: Freeburg Commun.Bldg., 11 E. Church St.; hassingercourtney.com, Hassinger & Courtney Auctioneers

03/24/22, DOWNINGTOWN, THURS. AT 9AM, Decorative Arts Auction., Online Only: www.pookandpook.com, Pook & Pook, Inc.

03/26/22, DUBLIN, SAT. AT 9AM, Antiques, Collectibles, Toys, & Furniture. Wdn. trucks by Sam Martin, tractors, toy wash. mach., wagons, sleds, children's books, adv. items incl. neon beer signs, trays, calendars, Chiclets & Breyers displays, many signs, crocks, jugs, cake stands, water glass sets, sprinkling cans, marble top stand, slag glass lamp, candle stand, etc., Dublin Firehouse, 194 N. Main St., Gary Fluck Auctions 03/26/22, EAST EARL, SAT. AT 7PM, Special evening auction of 3D artwork by Aaron & Abner Zook incl. 14 distinct pcs., 1141 Wea Wit St., PA Auction Center 03/26/22, EPHRATA, SAT. AT 9AM, 272 lots of Firearms, 427 lots of Hunting, Fishing, & Military, Collectibles & Accessories., Horst Auction Ctr., 50 Durlach Rd., Horst Auctioneers 03/26/22, MIDDLEBURG, SAT. AT 9AM, Antiques & collectibles, 12 light 2-pc. corner cupboard, dry sink, oak hall seat, paint dec. foot blanket chest, vty. of furniture, 9 light Dutch cupboard, frakturs, Middleburg RR Station sign, Swineford Post Office sign, cast chicken bank, child's sewing mach., lots of ad tins, lg. amt. paintings & prints, bottles, Pabst Beer chalk board, etc., 76 Paxtonville Rd., Hassinger & Courtney Auctioneers 03/26/22, PHOENIXVILLE, SAT. AT 9AM, Single-owner private estate feat. lg. collec. Victorian furniture/furnishings, fine art collec. w/many listed artists, unusual culinary items, gdn. furniture & statues, rugs, clocks, lamps, unique dec. objects & much more!, Live & Online: 1041 W. Bridge St., Ste. 20; Bidsquare & LiveAuctioneers.com, Wiederseim Assoc., Inc. 04/02/22, HALLAM, SAT. AT 9AM, Collec. 150+ RR & other lanterns, C.War Bridesburg 1864 musket, bayonet, antq. Remington Octagon barrel rifle, antq. duck decoys, old milk bottles- York Co., Lauxmont, quilts, Pfaltzgraff crocks/ jugs/ chicken waterer, egg scales, vtg. sad irons, Jane West moveable cowgirl w/box, Ned Smith signed & numbered wildlife prints, etc., Hellam Fire Co. Social Hall, 163 E. Market St., Gilbert & Gilbert Auctioneers, Inc.

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Shrine Center 04/03/22, NEW CASTLE, SUN. 10AM-4PM, April Fools Toy Show, 198 S. Dupont Hwy./Rte. 13, Nur Shrine Center GEORGIA 04/07-10/22, ATLANTA, THURS.-SUN., Antique Market, 3650 Jonesboro Rd. SE, Atlanta Expo Center, North Bldg.

MARYLAND 03/19/22, ROCKVILLE, SAT. 10AM-4PM, Political Ephemera Show, 1750 Rockville Pk., Rockville Hilton NEW JERSEY 01/06/22 TO 04/15/22, COLUMBUS, THURS.-SUN., Indoor/Outdoor Flea Market, Rt. 206 South, Delaware Valley, Columbus, NJ 01/30/22 TO 04/17/22, GILLETTE, SUNDAYS FROM 9AM-2PM, Antiques & Collectibles Indoor Market, 500 Meyersville Rd., Meyersville Grange 188 Hall in Morris County, NJ 05/15/22, HAMMONTON, SUN. FROM 9AM-3PM, Spring Antiques & Bottle Show, , Historic Batsto Village, Wharton State Forest

03/26/22, EPHRATA, SAT. 8:30AM-5PM; LIVE AUCTION BEGINS AT 2:30PM, Sports Card Show & Live Auction, 130 S. Academy Dr., Ephrata Rec. Center

04/02/22, LANCASTER, SAT. 9AM-3PM, Spring Coin Show, 1383 Arcadia Rd., Lancaster Farm & Home Center

04/07-10/22, HERSHEY, THURS.-SUN., Spring Fling Week, 825 Cocoa Ave., Hershey, PA

04/08-09/22, IOWA CITY, FRI. 11AM-6PM & SAT.9AM-3PM, 2022 Iowa City Postcard & Stamp Show, 4265 Oak Crest Hill Rd. SE, 4-H Fairgrounds

04/23/22, LANCASTER, SAT. 9AM-1PM, 60th Lancaster Hunting & Fishing Show & Sale, 1383 Arcadia Rd., Lancaster Farm & Home Center

NEW YORK 04/23-24/22, BINGHAMTON, SAT. 10-5 & SUN. 10-4, Antique Show, 907 Upper Front St., SUNY Broome Ice Center OHIO

04/24/22, LANCASTER, SUN. 9AM-2PM, Lancaster Doll, Toy & Teddy Bear Show, 1383 Arcadia Rd., Lancaster Farm & Home Center

03/26-27/22, COLUMBUS, SAT.SUN., Antique Market, 717 E. 17th Ave., Ohio Expo Center 04/23/22, BERLIN, SAT. 9AM3PM, Early Country Antiques & Primitive Goods Show, 3558 US Route 62, Heritage Community Center

04/27/22 TO 05/01/22, ADAMSTOWN, WED.-SUN., April Extravaganza, Reading Rd., Rte. 272, Adamstown, PA - 7 mi. along Rte. 272

PENNSYLVANIA 01/08/22 TO 03/27/22, BERWYN, SAT. & SUN. 9AM-4PM, Indoor/Outdoor Vintage Flea Market, 260 W. Swedesford Rd. (Rt 252), Berwyn Vintage Flea Market (Adjacent to McDonald's)

04/29-30/22, KUTZTOWN, FRI. & SAT. 9AM-4PM, Antiques & Collector Extravaganza, 740 Noble St., Renningers Kutztown

03/20/22, NEW OXFORD, SUN. 10AM-4PM, One Day Antique Show - 35 dealers, 200 W. Golden Ln., Social Club Pavilion (heated bldg.)

05/01/22, DENVER, SUNDAY, OUTDOORS 5AM/7:30AM4PM, Antiques & Collectors Special Sunday, 2500 N. Reading Rd., Renningers Adamstown

Rory McEvoy To Leave England For Columbia, Pa., Post The National Association of Watch & Clock Collectors Inc. (NAWCC) has appointed a new executive director.

Rory McEvoy was unanimously approved by the board of directors to assume the role and will work from the NAWCC’s headquarters in Columbia, Pa. McEvoy has a wealth of experience in horology, the study of timekeeping, clocks, and watches. As NAWCC board member Rich Newman stated, “His background as a horologist, curator, manager, and instructor is a great fit and solidly aligns with our education, fundraising, and membership growth objectives.” Rory and his wife, Kaai, will be relocating from England.

Prior to joining the NAWCC, Rory taught horological theory, history, and the practical repair and making of clocks and watches at Birmingham City University’s School of Jewellery. Previously, he served as Curator of Horology at the Royal Observatory, Greenwich. He has also operated his own antique clock business and ran clock sales for Bonhams auctioneers.

Rory shared, “For me, the most rewarding part of my work is community, meeting people along the way and sharing passions for Continued on page 15

CONSIGNMENT AUCTION ONLINE BIDDING · PREVIEW BY APPOINTMENT ONLY SATURDAY, MARCH 19 AT 10 A.M. FURNITURE · COLLECTIBLES · ART · HOUSE & HOME FURNITURE: Antique and Modern. Antique Apothecary Cabinets & Counter; Painted French Style Bedroom Furniture; Bookcases; Ice Cream Parlor Sets; Hitchcock Tables and Chairs; Patio Furniture; Lighting; Rugs.

COLLECTIBLES: Scientific Scales; Atmos Clock; Collection Noritake Azalea; Rose Chintz; Antique and Vintage Toys; Books: History, Literature, Science; Doll Houses; Coffee Grinders: Post Cards incl Elizabethtown; 900 Pc 33-1/3 Record Collection: Blue Grass, R&B, Alternative Rock, Country and Rock. Cameras; Swarovski Christmas Ornaments; Asian Ceramics and Cloisonne.

ART: Prints and Paintings. Woodblock Prints; Aviation; Barbara Felder; Patricia Uukmanovich; Barbara Burme; P. Buckley Moss State Capital; Ruth Slutski; Large 6’x8’ Silk Screens by JacquesRichard Chery.

INSTRUMENTS: Percussion; String; Wind; Ukuleles incl C.P. Martin; Banjolele; Violins incl Hopf and Kulik; Congos; Bongos; Goblets; Tama Dum; Balafon Xylophone; Flutes.

HOUSE & HOME: Wheelbarrow; Rain Barrel; Weedwhacker; Edger; Luggage; Dinner Services; Electronics: Delmonico/Nivico Symphonic Sound Stereo; ADS Model 916 Floor Speakers; Phase Linear Model 1000 Series 2; Marantz SR440 Receiver.

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St. Patrick’s Day At The Emporium March is a month of new beginnings. From the start of spring to daylight savings, it is a month bursting with change as Mother Nature begins to bloom after a season of chilling out (literally). As a new season, it’s the perfect time to celebrate.

Saint Patrick’s Day, in March, was made an official Christian feast day in the early 17th century, celebrating the arrival of

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Christianity in Ireland.

Today, celebrations generally involve public parades, festivals, and the wearing of green attire and shamrocks.

According to legend, Saint Patrick used the threeleaved shamrock to explain the Holy Trinity, converting the pagan Irish to Christianity during the 5th century.

The dealers of the Emporium will fill the front show case with items for

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Saint Patrick’s Day celebration and the beginning of spring. Shoppers can purchase decorations for their tables, gardening items, and Roseville, McCoy, Weller, and Hull pottery. The courtyard will also be open for shopping.

The Emporium is a 14,000 square foot building, filled with antiques from the 1800s to the collectibles of today. Located at 424 High St., Burlington City, N.J., the Emporium is a short, halfhour trip from Philadelphia.

The multi-dealer shop is open six days a week from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m., Tuesday to Sunday, with extended hours on Thursday and Friday until 7 p.m. They are closed on Monday.

For directions or further information, call 609-747-8333 or visit www.antiquesnj.com.

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21ST CENTURY ANTIQUES PRESENTS MID-CENTURY MOD SALE

SATURDAY MARCH 19TH PREVIEW 8:00 A.M. • AUCTION 9:30 A.M.

Foster Military Lodge, 57 Edgewood Rd., BORDENTOWN,

NJ 08505

Join us for a tidy house auction in Bordentown. Items of Interest: MCM 1960 Virtue set of bar-stools, Panasonic Toot a Loop radio, vintage Christmas & other holiday decor’, 1977 Liberty Bell analog pinball (works), Schwinn A/O Purple Fair Lady spider bike, gold rings, 8 tracks, matched cameo lamps, 1st Gen. Wrestling figures. Glass, Pottery & China: Lenox, Depression, Pyrex Corning, Limoges dinnerware, elegant glass, Luster ware tea sets, Souvenir items, figurines, acid etched, early ironstone, batter bowls, Hall tea pots, crystal, more. Toys & Children’s Items: Dolly Darling, Kiddles, TMNT, Power Rangers, more- plus loose parts, Marx Sew Big, Playskool Sesame Street playset, Playstation & Game Boy systems/games, Schwinn bikes, vintage clothing. Miscellaneous: Vintage holiday, fine (gold, silver, gemstones) & costume jewelry, watches, household, decorative artwork, advertising, vintage electronics, handbags, Hankies, aprons & other linens, lighting, 78, 33,45 records inc jazz & blues. Furniture: bedroom, casual, living room, Formica kitchen set, more.

Directions: From North- Rt. 206-S into Bordentown. Turn right on Glen. Bear right. (Glen becomes Cedar Hill.). Short left onto Linden and quick left onto Edgewood. From South. Rt. 130-N to jughandle for Martin Ave. Get on Rt. 206 going South. Right on Glen and follow directions above.

Signs posted. Comfort station/Food on site. Bring a chair. Terms: Cash or Check w/proper ID. CC w/3% processing fee. 10% buyer’s premium. Questions? Call 609-877-6843 or email dolltoy@ hotmail.com. Day of sale 609-560-3247. Auctioneer not responsible for accidents.

Check auctionzip.com ID#1049 for more details and pictures.

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50+ Horse & Wagon Hitches - Hand Carved Animals & Figurines Antiques - Flow Blue Dishes - 50+Peanut Butter Glasses Watt ware - Aladdin Lamp - Dietz Lanterns

SATURDAY, MARCH 19 @ 8:30 A.M. Location: 458 Beechdale Rd., Bird-In-Hand, PA 17505 (Lanc. Co.).

Directions: From Lancaster take Rt 340 East; turn left onto Beechdale Rd to auction on left.

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50+ Horse & Wagon Hitches (Hitches will be cataloged) Call 717-3271215 for a catalog.

Joel Zook Covered Wagon (#134) w/6 Fancy hand-carved, blonde mules hitched - VG Cond! Large Joel Zook Budweiser beer wagon w/hand brakes, driver, dog, barrels & 8 Fancy Clydesdale Horse Hitch - Very Nice!

20 Mule Team in case, Joel Zook No 9 green water wagon w/4 mule hitch, N205 Norwich & London Royal Mail Stagecoach w/6 horse hitch & driver, Ten Acre farm wagon w/2 horses, driver, tobacco ladder wagon w/tob & hay rack combination, (2) MC sickle bar mowers (1) w/2 mules & driver & (1)w/2 horses & driver, Cannon w/Caisson & 2 horses, Garden shovel harrow w/single mule, pea rows & driver, Mountville Mfg Walking plow w/2 carved horses & driver, Smaller Budweiser beer wagon w/8 Clydesdale horse hitch, driver, passenger & dog, & Much More! Note: This is a very detailed, unique line of Hitches w/mostly 1/8 scale handmade hitches and hand-carved horses & mules

by Tom Grassel & Paul Souders.

Hand Carved Animals & Figurines made by Tom Grassel -Landing mallard duck, numerous lg & sm dogs, cats, rabbits, birds, chickens, wildlife, Amish & Mennonite man & lady carvings.

Dishes - 50 Peanut Butter Glasses- Aladdin Lamp - Lg set of Flow Blue Dishes & Much More!

Antiques: Misc. Conestoga wagon items incl: Hubley Conestoga Wagon doorstop, CI stove door w/Jacob E Fisher, Quarryville, PA & stagecoach painting, 1791 Conestoga Wagon jack, lots of 20 Mule Team advertising items; Griswold; R&W wdn butter churn w/handle; Waterbury mantel clock w/key - works! Numerous Dietz lanterns & Much More!

Auction Info: Come join us for the Tom Grassel & Paul Souder auction where you’ll have the opportunity to purchase some of their skilled craftsmanship hand carvings & hitches. Tom had a deep passion for carving and this auction shows it! Come early as we will start w/quality antiques & carvings @ 8:30 AM, dishes @ 10:00, Horse hitches @ 10:30 followed by the rest of carvings, antiques etc. Auction day announcements take precedence over all advertising. Auction Co & Sellers are not responsible for any accidents. Payment Terms: Approved check, cash or cc w/3% fee. Benefit Food Stand. Auction held in large, heated building. No Buyers Premium. 6% sales tax.

Auction For: Tom & Gerry Grassel -717-989-7692, Paul & Brenda Souders -717-872-2743

antiquesandauctionnews.net celebrated output.” the Hodroff Collection at Ron Fuchs II is senior Winterthur Museum. The curator, Reeves Museum of Reeves Museum is best Ceramics, Washington and known for its holdings of Lee University. He holds Chinese and Japanese degrees from the College of export porcelain, but the William and Mary and the collection also includes Winterthur Program. Before European and American moving to the Reeves, he was ceramics. According to the assistant and then asso- Fuchs, “Several 19th century ciate curator of ceramics for pots made in Trenton have

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POTS Continued from page 1

American Pottery,” a huge display that included Lenox China. The museum’s collecting expanded greatly in 1915 with the exhibition, “The Clay Products of New Jersey,” and carried on from

been acquired by the Reeves Museum in recent years, allowing us to tell for the first time a bit of the story of Trenton’s role in the growth of the American ceramic industry.”

This virtual event is free and open to the public, but reservations are required.

Make reservations through

Eventbrite at the following: Potteries of Trenton Society 2022 Annual Meeting Registration, Sat, Apr 9, at 2 p.m. Follow instructions on the reservation page to get a Zoom link.

For additional information about POTS, visit www.PotteriesofTrenton Society.org.

COINS, STERLING, JEWELRY ONLINE AUCTION Ulysses Dietz

SUNDAY, MARCH 20 AT 10 A.M.

there until Dietz’s retirement. “From utilitarian goods to the finest porcelain,” says Dietz, “Newark’s collection covers all the bases in terms of Trenton’s

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PUBLIC AUCTION SAT., MARCH 26TH AT 9:00 A.M. ANTIQUES, COLLECTIBLES, TOYS, FURNITURE

COINS & CURRENCY: 300+ Lots Gold, Silver, U.S. & Foreign. Gold U.S. Gold incl 1898 Proof Set, 1897 $20, Eagles, $2.50 Indian Quarter Eagles.

Morgans, Peace, Silver Halves and Quarters. Quarters incl Barber, Standing Liberty. War Nickels, Indian Cents, Half Cents.

STERLING: Tiffany, Gorham, Wallace, Bradbury & Sons, G. Wilden, H. Matthews, Charles Weale, T. Wier & Sons, Lorenzo Raphael, Dominick & Haff, Davis & Galt Philadelphia, Whiting; Coin incl Haverstick.

JEWELRY: Antique & Modern; Fine, Sterling, Costume. Native American incl Sharon Cisco, Leonard Martza, Jessie Claw, Leonard Nez, turquoise & coral. Fine: Gold Necklaces, Earrings, Rings, Gemstone: Diamonds, Pearls, Topaz, Garnet, Amethyst. Antique: Stick pins, Victorian seed pearl pendant, cameos. Costume: Sterling, Vintage incl Monet, Sara Coventry, Pittman & Keller. Watches: Bulova Caravelle, Bulova sapphire & Diamond, Hamilton, Elgin.

Online Bidding — Catalog available March 11!

Previews by Appointment

From the collection of the late David Jenkins DUBLIN FIREHOUSE,

DUBLIN, PA 18917

Toys: Chein, Buddy L, Tonka, Winross, wooden trucks made by Sam Martin, tractors, toy washing machines, wagons, sleds, children books etc. Many advertising items include Neon Beer signs, trays, calendars, Chiclets & Breyers displays, many signs. Crocks, jugs, cake stands, water glass sets, sprinkling cans, marble top stand, slag glass lamp, porcelain top table, candle stand & more.

See auctionzip.com #8804 for photos.

TERMS: Cash, checks, No Buyer’s Premium, Food Stand

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Offering the Lifetime Collection of a Chester Springs, PA Family

Single Owner Estate Sale

Emil H. Meyer Oil on Canvas

Saturday, March 26, 2022 9:00am Louis Douzette Oil on Canvas

Preview: March 24-25, 10:00am - 5:00pm FEATURING an extensive collection of Victorian furniture and furnishings, a fine art collection with many listed artists, unusual culinary items, garden furniture and statues, rugs, clocks, lamps, unique decorative objects and much more.

Christopher High Shearer Oil on Canvas

1041 West Bridge St., #20, Phoenixville, PA 19460 Look for the bright blue building in the back!

Theodore E. Wiederseim, Auctioneer #AU003361L Three Tridacna Gigas Art Nouveau Lamp

Silverplate Decanter Set Colorful Silverplate Decanter Set

GIANT Tridacna Gigas

Copper Cookware Rare French Nickel Plated Duck Press Enterprise Coffee Mill

Vintage Gallon Liquor Bottles

French/Belgium Tile and Nickel Cook Stove

Victorian Child’s Wagon

Go to www.wiederseim.com OR call (610) 827-1910 for more information!

LIVE at our Gallery and Online thru Bidsquare & LiveAuctioneers

Primitive Hanging Cupboard

Punched Tin Pie Safe

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FLYING PIG AUCTIONS DOUBLE ESTATE ONLINE AUCTION

FEATURING AMERICANA, ANTIQUES & PRIMITIVE STYLE COLLECTIBLES ONLINE AUCTION – PHONE, ABSENTEE & INTERNET BIDDING AVAILABLE

SATURDAY, MARCH 26TH AT 11 A.M. 867 Route 12, Westmoreland, NH 03467 (GPS address) 13 Industrial Park Dr., WESTMORELAND, NH 03467 (Mailing address)

Two blanket chests in red paint from the Harvard, MA estate shown w/a small sampling of Vi Morin’s extensive stoneware collection

Flying Pig Auctions is pleased to present TWO private estates for online auction. The first is an estate from Harvard, MA that came from an early 18thC home featuring antique furniture incl cupboards, blanket chests, bucket bench, tavern tables, stands, beds, chairs in sets, pairs & singles plus accessories incl iron, treen, copper, tin, etc! The second is The Estate of Vi Morin of Fitchburg, MA. Vi was an avid collector of antique style items and loved to decorate her 18thC home in décor in the style of that era. She had an authentic hearth stove that she used her many pieces of iron cookware to prepare meals. Her antique style painted furniture was decorated w/fine examples of vintage & some antique redware, stoneware, lighting, yellowware, pewter, baskets, buckets, pantry boxes, treen utensils, bottles, rugs, artwork, etc. These are two separate estates that compliment each other to present an exciting auction for collectors of all manner of antique, vintage & antique/primitive style furniture & accessories! Don’t Miss It! Showing JUST THE TIP OF THE ICEBERG here!

Wonderful condition reflector oven shown w/a sampling of Vi Morin’s iron cookware straight from her hearth oven

Painted furniture incl this blue ladderback armchair & stepback cupboard displaying just a small sampling of Vi Morin’s yellowware collection

Wonderful antique canted open cupboard/shelf unit in attic finish from the Harvard, MA estate shown with a just a small sampling of Vi Morin’s vintage & contemporary redware collection

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Great antique hutch table in red & green paint from the Harvard, MA estate shown w/a sampling of the extensive collection of treen from both estates

Antique bucket bench from the Harvard, MA estate shown w/a sampling of the extensive collection of buckets from both estates

LIVE PREVIEW: Monday, March 14th – Friday, March 25th from 10am-5pm Follow the link below to see our online catalog on Live Auctioneers where the full picture in unveiled!

PH: 603-543-7490; 413-537-4855 Email: flyingpigantiquesnh@gmail.com

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TWO-DAY PUBLIC ANTIQUE AUCTIONS FRIDAY, MARCH 25TH & SATURDAY, MARCH 26TH AT 10:00 A.M. EST Terms: Hartzell’s Auction Gallery will offer Live Internet Bidding through LiveAuctioneers.com, In Person Bidding in Gallery and Absentee Bids. Phone Lines will also be available.

Friday March 25th - Offering 575+ Lots of Antiques and Fine Art including: Tiffany Studios “Tulip” Table Lamp, Vladimir Kagan “Wing” Desk, Lighting and Shades, Bronzes and Paperweights, Moser and Cut Glass, Sterling Silver and Lalique, Royal Vienna and Limoges, Lotton Art Glass, Victorian Domes and Music Boxes, Carved Cane Collection and Asian Decorative Arts, Rosenthal and Sevres, Mid-Century Modern and Danish Modern Furniture, Arts & Crafts Furniture and MUCH MORE.

Strauser Tiffany Studios Leaded Glass “Tulip” Table Lamp

Saturday March 26th - Offering 600+ Lots of Antique Country and Primitive Items including: Blue Decorated Stoneware and Redware, Quilts and Samplers, Tramp Art and Baskets, Painted Wooden Boxes and Buckets, Folk Art and Outsider Art, Wooden Bowls and Carved Canes, Painted Cupboards and Blanket Chests, Brass and Tinware, Silhouettes and Watercolors, Tall Case Clocks, Cast Iron Toys and Trains, Mangle Boards and Mochaware, Advertising Signs and Photographs, Paintings and Prints, Holiday Items and MUCH MORE. Hartzell’s Auction Gallery will offer Live Internet Bidding through Live Auctioneers. com, In Person in Gallery and Absentee bids. Phone Lines will also be available.

Group Photo of Painted Smalls Group Photo of Watercolor/Silhouettes

Silver Music Automaton Box Sterling Silver Tea Service

Group Picture of Canes

Paint Decorated Cupboard

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521 Richmond Road, Bangor, PA 18013

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Preview: Tuesday, March 22nd, Wednesday, March 23rd, and Thursday, March 24th from 9:00am till 4:00pm.

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Delaware Train Show Set Back-To-Back WEHRLY’S TUESDAY AUCTION GLEN ROCK, PA With April Fools Toy Show TUESDAY, MARCH 22 AT 2:00 P.M. 4067 SNYDER ROAD,

WELCOME TO WEHRLY’S TUESDAY AUCTION

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IN-HOUSE LIVE WITH REAL TIME ONLINE BIDDING! PICTURES AND LISTING AT WEHRLYSAUCTION.COM WEHRLY’S AUCTION SERVICE, INC.

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organization will be having a new toy show at the Gloucester County 4-H Fairgrounds in Mullica Hill, N.J. The show promoters expect 80-plus toy vendors.

For a map or information on participating in any of these shows, visit www.toyshows.org.

For other information, call 856-302-3606.

THIS WEEK IS AUCTION #3 FROM THE DONALD HARTMAN ESTATE, YORK PA. THIS AUCTION WILL FEATURE BOTTLES, MILK BOTTLES & YORK COUNTY COLLECTIBLES

POSTCARD & EPHEMERA AUCTION Wednesday, March 23 at 10:00am In-Person and Live Online Bidding Available To be held at the Freeburg Community Building, 11 East Church St,. Freeburg, PA

674 LOTS: 10,000+ POSTCARDS Holiday Postcards including: Rare Halloween Postcards, Christmas, Easter, St. Patrick’s Day, Valentines & Thanksgiving Postcards; Many Advertising Postcards; Postcards from Towns and Cities all over Pennsylvania & The United States; John Winsch; Raphael Tuck; Ellen Clapsaddle; Nash; Other Series Postcards; Comic Postcards; Foreign Postcards; Black Americana Postcards.

1000’s OF LOCAL POSTCARDS & PHOTO POSTCARDS Towns including: Lewisburg, Milton, Sunbury, Northumberland, Williamsport, Jersey Shore, Danville, WilkesBarre, Scranton, Harrisburg, Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, Selinsgrove, Lancaster, Hershey, Reading, York, Sayre, Towanda, Troy, Bloomsburg, Berwick, Shamokin, Mt Carmel, Muncy, Montgomery, Pottsville, Hazleton, Catawissa, Lock Haven, Allentown, Altoona, Centre Hall, Mauch Chunk, Eagles Mere, Dushore, Duncannon, Athens, Millville, Montoursville, Mifflinburg, Watsontown, Pine Summit, State College, Tioga, Laporte Virginville, Delaware Water Gap, Coudersport, Erie, Johnstown, Valley Forge, Gettysburg, Pottsgrove, PA Grand Canyon & Many Others.

EPHEMERA & OTHER COLLECTIBLES Many Local Trade Cards; Tobacco Cards; Tobacco Silks, Local College and High School Pennants, Photographs, Tin Types, 1922 Action Stories Magazine, Big Little Books, Penn State Hats, Pinbacks, WWII Era Montgomery Mirror Newspapers, Arcade Cards, 1873 Almanac, Class Souvenir Booklets and More.

Please view our website for photos and full catalog listing.

TERMS: Cash or Check. Credit Cards with 3% fee. 10% Buyer’s Premium.

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Two Different Shows Will Be Held April 2 And 3 On Saturday, April 2, the Delaware Train Show will take place from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Nur Shrine Center, Route 13 / 198 South DuPont Highway, New Castle, Del. Admission will be $5, and children under the age of 12 will be admitted free of charge. There will be a $10 early buyers admission at 8 a.m. The train show will feature over 150 tables of trains, accessories, slot cars and some toys. There will be a diversity of trains in all scales and makes and a variety of dealers coming from up and down the East Coast.

The show has grown and will have a special train layout on display by The Strasburg Model RR Club of N.J. The train show is Saturday only.

On Sunday, April 3, the April Fools Toy Show, Delaware’s largest toy show, moves in. There will be 175 tables of new, vintage, and antique toys from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Admission will also be $5, and children under the age of 12 are admitted free of charge. The early buyers admission at 9 a.m. will be $15. A food truck will be onsite, and there is plenty of free parking.

These are both rain or shine indoor events. The Nur Shrine Center is convenient to I-95, I-295 and U.S. Route 40.

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8 UPCOMING AUCTIONS BY A&M AUCTIONS – View www.amauctions.com!

ONLINE ONLY AUCTION SALE @ THE A&M AUCTION FACILITY – PARSONSBURG, MD! Bidding Ends Wed., March 16 Starting @ 5 PM. Conducted online at AMauctions.com via HiBid! Items located @ the A&M Auction Facility, 8000 Esham Road, Parsonsburg, MD Artwork including Willie Crockett Orig. Oil painting, Selection of Antique & Modern Furniture, Artwork, Glass/China, Collectibles, Jewelry, Oriental Rugs, Iron/Copper/Brass wares, Quilts, Wood Advertising crates & boxes, Vintage Coke & RC Cola Coolers, Trains, Edison Phonographs, Beer Advertising, Tools, Cub Cadet riding lawn mower & more!

Primitives/Antiques/Collectables: Superb J. &P. Coats “Six-Cord” Spool Cotton general store four drawer advertising/merchandising cabinet, Primitive Pennsylvania wooden firewood/log sled, RARE GE TV & Radio Service double sided lighted glass advertising sign, The Northern Electric & Manufacturing Co. antique Oak wall mount telephone, Herend Hungary 8pc hand painted tea set, Original 1877 Illustrated Atlas of Talbot and Dorchester County Maryland by Lake Griffin and Stevenson, several 19th Century cattle branding irons, Virginias Eastern Shore Volumes I and II by Whitelaw, Eastern Shore of Virginia brass ships light, superb selection of Eastern Shore of VA quilts, very nice selection of Edison tabletop and fireside model phonographs, Bicentennial Edition 1877 Atlases and other Early Maps of the Eastern Shore of Maryland, (2) Original 1877 Atlas of Wicomico, Somerset & Worcester Counties, MD, Superb Royal Crown Cola Best by Taste Test yellow and red aluminum advertising cooler, Vintage 7-UP aluminum advertising cooler, Vintage Coca-Cola aluminum advertising cooler, Vintage Crams Universal 7” desk top world globe, Vintage Remington Express 16 gauge wooden shotshell advertising box, 72pc set of highly collectable Lenox Holiday pattern china, Aladdin Brass Front table lamp with floral milk glass shade and chimney, Signed Sherwood Brothers New Brighton PA stoneware jug, Mid 19th Century Pennsylvania copper and cherry handled decorated bed warmer, Primitive E. Watts asparagus buncher, Whitehall Emerald Soapstone electrified dresser/mantle clock & Much more…

Jewelry/Silver: 14kt yellow gold 18” twist rope chain with 14kt gold and diamond decorated pendant, 10kt gold 1962 Onancock High School Class ring, silver ring, and Selection of military pins, Frank M. Whiting Co. floral decorated sterling silver weighted compote, sterling salt and pepper shaker and (6) sterling silver personal salts, 4pc sterling handle carving set, Sterling silver weighted compote, sterling silver jewelry, Art nouveau ladies pin, sterling broaches, earrings, sterling cameo necklaces, (5) sterling silver spoons, wrist watches by Edison, Benrus, Times and others!

Antique Furniture: Mid 19th Century Pine and Poplar four door corner cabinet with brass pulls, Superb Victorian Eastlake Walnut highly decorated railroad depot bench with pierced nail head seat and carved frieze, Beautiful Highly carved 19th Century Oak three drawer over three door sideboard with carved columns, Eastern Shore of Virginia mid-19th century yellow pine single board seaman’s chest engraved S.W. Sparrow with rope handles, 19th Century Eastern Shore of Virginia single door Pine painted storage cabinet in paint from Accomack County Virginia, Mid 19th Century Eastern Shore of Virginia dovetailed blanket chest with bracket feet, Empire four drawer Mahogany Chest of drawers, Eastern Shore of Virginia dovetailed blanket chest, Victorian Walnut single drawer over two door washstand with candlestands and gallery, J&P Coats Best Six Cord Cotton two drawer advertising spool cabinet with stand and brass pulls, Mid-19th Century Eastern Shore single drawer work table with dovetailed construction, depression era Oak single door over one drawer china with carved columns, Mid 19th Century Pine and Poplar three drawer over two door cabinet, Primitive Eastern Shore two door punch tin pie safe, Victorian Walnut and Burl three drawer one door marble top wash stand with candlestands and gallery & much more…

Modern Furniture: Kincaid Furniture Co. solid Oak Beautiful 2pc lighted china cabinet with glass shelves and faux leaded glass doors and matching dining table and chair set, Ronald W. Starnes Odessa , Del Kitmark Reproduction Chippendale style mirror, Imperial Genuine Mahogany highly carved tea table with acanthus column and lions paw feet, Bombay style contemporary stenciled three drawer chest of drawers, Tommy Bahama Style Thatched five drawer chest of drawers and matching pair of end tables, contemporary antique reproduction Pine single door chimney cabinet, Oak dining table with (2) leaves and pads and set of (6) Oak pressed back dining chairs, depression era Oak two drawer two door sideboard, Pair of Hickory Chair Co. upholstered swivel lounge chairs, Pair of Quality Reproduction 18th Century open arm saddle seat Windsor side chairs with stretcher base, Maroon wingback recliner with nail head trim, Hickory Chair Co. blue upholstered open arm lounge chair with matching ottoman, Bombay Co. Mahogany flip top hall/game table with acanthus and reeded legs, American Drew Solid Cherry three section wall unit with lighted center section and four glass doors, Hickory Chair Co. two cushion upholstered sofa, Leather Executive style wingback recliner with nailhead trim, Jessica Charles Furniture Co. upholstered lounge chair with ottoman, Ethan Allen solid Cherry four drawer two door dry sink with copper liner, Solid Cherry three piece wall unit glass shelves and interior lighting, Lane Mid-Century Modern Teak and Mahogany round inlaid two tier lamp table, Henry Link Wicker single drawer vanity with Cherry top and matching vanity stool, Statton of America TrueType solid Cherry eight drawer Bureau w/mirror & matching five drawer tall chest, Knob Creek plaid upholstered open arm lounge chair & much more…

Artwork: Superb Willie Crockett original oil on canvas of Tangier Island, VA signed Crockett 07 lower left in gold frame, “The Quaker” framed print by Andrew Wyeth with original certificate of authenticity by the Triton Press 1978, Racing for the Oysters” The Chesapeake Skipjacks Kathryn and Elsworth signed and numbered Artist Proof by John Morton Barber 55/75 AP, Framed Flounder Artwork signed Mariam Riggs, (2) oil on board abstracts of Onancock Harbor and Annapolis Harbor, “Winter on the Eastern Shore” Steamboat Wharf and Hopkins and Brother Store Onancock, VA S/N John Barber 901/950, “Beach Plum Cove” framed etching by Jonathan Talbot S/N 70/90 and dated 1975, Framed original hand done needlework of Nantucket, Framed Map of Shipwrecks of Virginia and the Southern Chesapeake Bay, (2) antique Currier and Ives hand colored Lithographs The Great West and The Village Street (one is by F. Palmer of Delaware), Original watercolor of boat in marsh in winter signed Jean Savage, “Night WatchNantucket” framed print signed Don Russell, “Old Friends” framed nautical print by Consuelo Hanks, Nicely framed Metompkin Virginia C.L. Byrd 1892 receipt and many others!

Oriental and Persian Rugs: Karastan Williamsburg Restoration Collection Kurdish 10” x 14” wool pile area rug excellent condition, Karastan 2ft x 4ft Navy Heriz scatter rug, several machined floral medallion rugs, Indian pattern wool pile area rug, Machined wool Pile scatter rug with fringe ends, hand knotted floral wool pile area rug 6ft x 9ft and more!

Terms Personal Property: Visa/MC/Amex/Discover or approved check. 18% Buyer Premium. MD 6% Sales Tax. All property is sold “As Is, Where Is”, and All Sales are Final.

Pick Up Date: Items must be picked up at the Auction Site on FRIDAY March 18th from 12 PM – 6 PM. NO EXCEPTIONS. Buyer is responsible for removing all items.

SPRING DECOY & WILDFOWL ARTS ONLINE ONLY AUCTION @ THE A&M AUCTION FACILITY! Online Only Auction – Wed., March 23 @ 5 PM. Items located @ the A&M Auction Facility, 8000 Esham Road, Parsonsburg, MD Bidding available at www.amauctions.com via HiBid.com! Original Artwork, Decoys, Primitives, Shotshell Boxes, Oyster Tins, Firearms & much more!

Carvers to incl: Ward Bro., Ira Hudson, Miles Hancock, Doug Jester, Gus Wilson, Holly Family, Tad Beach, Ned Burgess, Cigar Daisey, Mason Factory & others!

Auctioneers Note: A&M Auctions is honored to have several elite collections in this year’s sale. We are proud to bring the Estate of Gene H. Crockett of Wachapreague, VA to public auction sale. Gene was an avid hunter & fisherman and well known to most sportsman on the Eastern Shore of Virginia. His passion for hunting and fishing showed in his home with many decoys and original artworks. We are proud to bring his collection and others to public auction.

Firearms: Browning Superposed 20 GA O/U Shotgun, Browning Citori O/U 20 GA Shotgun, Norinco/CAI Type 56 SKS Semi Auto Rifle in 7.62x39mm, Sig Sauer/Sigarms, Inc P229 Semi Auto Pistol in .357 Sig, S&W SW9VE Semi Auto 9mm Pistol, J Denton 14 GA Side by Side Shotgun with External Hammers, WINCHESTER Mdl 50 Semi Auto Shotgun 12 gauge, Winchester Mdl 190 Semi Auto .22 LR Rifle, Hopkins & Allen Forehand Mdl 101 .38 Cal 5 Shot Double Action Revolver, Hopkins & Allen Top Break .32 Cal 5 Shot Blued Revolver, Raven Arms Mdl P-25 .25ACP Semi Auto Chrome plated Pistol, High Standard Flite King Pump Action Shotgun, Enfield No 4 MK 2 Bolt Action Rifle and more as this is only a partial listing!

Eastern Shore Decoys: Pair of Ward Brothers, Crisfield, MD 1936 turned head Canvasback Decoys both signed and dated, Pair of Ira Hudson, Chincoteague, VA pintails, Pair of Ward Brothers, Crisfield, MD 1948 Canvasbacks, several Ira Hudson black ducks, several Ira Hudson blackheads, Superb Miles Hancock, Chincoteague, VA Canada Goose, Exemplary Ira Hudson Brant, Large Cedar Body Canada Goose, Stunning Pair of Miles Hancock Pintails, Super Unique pinched back cedar body Pintail drake decoy, Pair of Cigar Daisey, Chincoteague, VA Ruddy Ducks, Cigar Daisey Bufflehead drake, Roe Terry Bufflehead hen, Pair of Old Squaw Decoys by Pete Vigneir, Superb Doug Jester, Chincoteague, VA Merganser Drake decoy, Pair of Crisfield, MD Widgeon, Hudson Family Blackhead, Lloyd L. Jester, Chincoteague, VA 1989 Franklins Gull on driftwood, Larry Tawes, Salisbury, MD 1975 Black Head, Terry Walker canvasback hen, Judson Thornton, Pair of Ward Style Canvasbacks drake and hen with slighted turned heads by Bradshaw, Miles Hancock Goldeneye drake, Eastern Shore of Virginia Black head, Captain John Smith, Berlin, Md Pintail drake, Lloyd Jester, Chincoteague, VA 1989 Bufflehead Hen decoy, Hoopers Island, MD Merganser Drake in original paint, Pair of Crisfield, MD Pintail Drakes in original paint and much more this is only a partial listing!

Upper Bay Decoys: Important Ben Dye, Perryville, MD (1827-1896) Blue Bill Drake decoy branded J. Heisler on under side from the Personal Rig of Famous Boatbuilder and decoy maker of Burlington, NJ, Leonard Pryor Canvasback drake, John Daddy Holly blue bill drake, Madison Mitchell, Havre de Grace, MD 1954 canvasback drake, Will Heverin, Canvasback drake, John Daddy Holly Black Head, Paul Gibson, Havre De Grace, MD 1976 Redhead drake, R. Madison Mitchell, Havre de Grace, MD 1973 Canada Goose, Captain Harry Jobes full size Canada Goose decoy Charlie Bryan, Middle River, MD hand carved Goldeneye drake, David Walker, Perryville, MD 1998 hand carved Pintail drake, Paul Gibson Canada Goose, Bryan Bodt Churchville, MD 1991 Widgeon Drake decoy, Feeding Canada Goose Decoy

by Charlie Bryan, Joey Jobes Redhead drake, Pair of Harry Jobes 1974 Blackheads, Joey Jobes 2012 Black duck, Patrick Vincenti, Churchville, MD hand carved preening Wood Duck drake, and more!

New Jersey/ New York Decoys: Harry Shourds, Tuckerton, NJ Drake Blue Bill, Superb Pair of Hurley Conklin, Manahawkin, NJ American Mergansers drake & hen both Branded H, Hurley Conklin, Manahawkin, NJ, black duck.

Decoys: Superb Augustus “Gus” Wilson South Portland, ME (1864-1950) Classic Black Duck Decoy circa 1915, Joseph Zenser, Pairberry, Illinois (1888-1960) Mallard Drake, RJW Jr. carved Full Size Tundra Swan decoy with slightly turned head and neck, North Carolina, Canvas over wire Canada Goose, Pair of H.V. Althauser, Hubert, NC decorative lifesize Mahogany carved Mallards, Bobby Humphert 1992 Bufflehead Drake, William Mason Canvas over wire Merganser, G. Bauer 1988, Pair of Mike Smyzer, PA cork body Widgeon Decoys, Manitoba Canvasback Hen, Bill Oddo, Warren, Mich 1993 Pintail drake decoy, Pair of 1936 Style Reproduction Ward Bros Canvasbacks carved by Gene Sullivan, Pair of Bill Agathion Bufflehead decoys, Evans Decoy Co. Canvasback drake decoy, Pair of carved Cinnamon teal in original paint unsigned and more! Shorebirds/ Factory Decoys: Superb Nantucket carved Curlew, Nantucket Golden Plover original tack eyes, Exquisite John Bode, Chincoteague, VA full body carved Oyster Catcher, Cobb Island, VA Preening Curlew, excellent cut wing tips, replaced bill. Attributed to Walter Brady Cobb Island, VA, David Bundick Modestown, Virginia large full body standing American Crow Decoy, David Rhoades, Absecon, NJ feeding Curlew on stand, David Rhoades, Absecon, NJ standing Black Bellied Plover, pr of plump Sanderlings excellent paint, Primitive New England Reaching Dowitcher, early 20th Century feeding sandpiper, David Rhoades excellent calling Black Bellied Plover original paint, Absecon, NJ large standing Curlew in feeding pose, Standing Root Neck Plover on driftwood, Jimmy Hill, Chincoteague, VA carved peep on driftwood, and many more!

Miniatures: Stunning Tad Beach miniature standing Yellowlegs on habitat base, Superb Billy Crockett miniature standing Canada Goose on driftwood, Carved Miniature Old Squaw drake on habitat base by Ron Telroy, Jim Sprankle, Kent Island, MD 1/3 size Resin Canada Goose, Miniature carved Canada Goose attributed to Lloyd Tyler, Crisfield, MD, Pair of Pop Samson, Havre De Grace, MD miniature carved Redheads, Miniature flying Canvasback Drake decoys, Pr Bob Jobes 1987 miniature carved Shovelers, Beverly Lynch Newark, MD 1985 miniature carved mallard hen, Pair of Charlies Jobes 1987 1/3 size Pintail, Pair of Charlie, Jobes 1987 1/3 size Shovelers drake and hen, Wildfowl Art: Arthur R. Eakin (American 20th Cent) Original oil and acrylic on panel of Canadian Geese signed A.R. Eakin, Arthur R. Eakin (American 20th Cent) Original oil and acrylic on panel of Canvasbacks signed A.R. Eakin, Framed original artwork of Flying Osprey with fish signed LaMay in pencil lower right, several etchings by Marguerite Kirmse, Framed A.B. Frost print of surf fisherman circa 1880’s, “The Hunters” print by David Turnbaugh, “Sailing In” framed etching by Churchill Ettinger, Rustic Woodies” framed Wood Duck Print by Richard Plasschart, Great Blue Heron by A.J. Rudisill framed print, L.T. Ward and Bro Wildfowl Counterfeiters by Harryman signed by both Lem Ward and Steve Ward and many more.

Primitives/Oyster Tins/Books/Special Interest: “Shrimp Boats” large carved wooden panel signed William Irwin, Glenn and Maryls Groceries Gas and Oil 1950 Rhodesdale, MD advertising silhouette thermometer, hand carved snapping turtle, Larry Sinclair, Dorchester Co. 1976 carved Whale fish decoy on driftwood stand, Newton Foster, Grimstead, VA 1 gallon oyster tin, Saatman & Seward Feeds Kenton, DE Phone SMYRNA 2384 advertising calendar, “Oysters in Season” vintage oyster sign, Larry Sinclair, Dorchester Co. 1975 carved Shark fish decoy, several custom made Damascus steel blade knives with sheaths & much more!

Terms Personal Property: Visa/MC/Amex/Discover or approved check. 18% Buyer Premium. Md 6% Sales Tax. All property is sold “As Is, Where Is”, and All Sales are Final.

Pickup: Items should be picked up at the Auction Site on Friday March 25th from 3-6 PM or the following week Monday 3/28 – 4/1/22 from 9 AM – 5 PM by Appointment. Buyer is responsible for removing all items.

Preview: Monday March 21st, 2022 from 4 PM – 7 PM or by appointment anytime during normal business hours. A Complete online Catalog will be available at AMaucitons.com.

ONLINE ONLY ESTATE AUCTION – DELMAR, DE!

ONLINE ONLY AUCTION – ONANCOCK, VA!

A&M Auctions is honored to sell for the Estate of Jimmie Wilson!

A&M Auctions is honored to sell for the Estate of Albert W. Parker!

Personal Property located at: 8357 Old Racetrack Road, Delmar, DE Auction Held Online Only w/Bidding ending Wed. March 30th, 2022 Starting at 5 PM!

Personal Property located at: 15764 Cashville Road, Onancock, VA 23417 Auction Held Online Only w/Bidding ending Wed. April 27th, 2022 Starting at 5 PM.

Auction conducted online at www.AMauctions.com.

2014 Subaru Forester, 1989 Chevy Silverado, JD Mower Primitives, Antiques, Furniture, Longaberger, Tools, & more!

Personal Property Preview: Monday March 28th from 5 PM – 6 PM

Auction conducted online at www.AMauctions.com.

Antiques, Primitives, Quilts, Furniture, Cast iron, Advertising, Sculptures, Glassware, Artwork, Collectables & more!

Personal Property Preview: Monday April 25th from 5 PM - 6:30 PM

ONLINE ONLY AUCTION – GREENWOOD, DE! Personal Property located at: 14099 Woodbridge Road, Greenwood, DE! Auction Held Online Only w/Bidding ending Wed. April 20th, 2022 Starting at 5 PM! Auction conducted online at www.AMauctions.com.

Delaware Antiques, Primitives, Furniture, Samplers Stoneware, Quilts, Tools, Glassware, Artwork 2007 Ford Explorer Sport Trac & more!

Personal Property Preview: Monday April 18th, 2022 from 5 PM - 6:30 PM

(3) Upcoming Auctions at 8000 Esham Rd, Parsonsburg, MD: May 25, 2022 - Online Only Auction Sale – Parsonsburg, MD! Auction Held Online Only with bids ending: Wednesday, May 25th, 2022 Starting @ 5PM. Selection of Antique & Modern Furniture, Collectibles, Primitives & more! June 21, 2022 - Lg. Ephemera, Stamp and Postcard Sale – Parsonsburg, MD. Selling from the Estate of Albert Parker of Onancock, VA and several other consigners. Tuesday, June 21st @ 5 PM - 8000 Esham Road, Parsonsburg, MD 21849. Over 100,000 post cards Super Rare Scenes, Local, late 19th Cent, Important Civil War letters and Documents & much more! June 22, 2022 - Enormous Estate Coin Auction – Parsonsburg, MD! Selling from the Estate of Albert Parker of Onancock, VA and several other consigners! Bidding Ends Wednesday June 22nd, 2022 Starting @ 5PM. Items located @ the A&M Auction Facility, 8000 Esham Road, Parsonsburg, MD. Nice selection of Mint Sets, Proof Sets, Commemorative Sets & much more!

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NEIL A. COURTNEY 3442 Heister Valley Road Richfield, PA 17086 (570) 539-8791 : AU-002651-L

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12 Light Two Piece Corner Cupboard; Galleried Top Paint Flame Painted Chest of Drawers; Large Chestnut Work Cabinet w/Glass Door & Top Shelves; One Door Hanging Cupboards, Some Corner Type; Dry Sink; Oak Hall Seat; Paint Decorated Turned Foot Blanket Chest; 9 Light Dutch Cupboard; Jelly Cupboards, 1 Flame Painted; Exceptional Two Board Scrub Top Farm Table w/2 Drawers; Set of 6 Decorated Plank Chairs; 20 Drawer Oak Cabinet; Grain Painted Wardrobe; 1 &2 Drawer Stands; Drop Leaf Table w/Clipped Corners, Ornately Carved Pedestal w/Claw Feet; Parlor Stand w/Ball and Talon Feet; Period Walnut Tilt Top Tea Table w/Bird Cage; 9 Drawer Dentist Cabinet; Turned Leg Daybed; Potty Seat; Frakturs: Union County Hand Done 1807, Printed Hand Colored Northumberland Co. 1779 Otto, Dauphin County Printed Colored 1856; Middleburg RR Station Sign; Swineford Post Office Sign; Hand Made Tin Squirrel Cage; Cast Horse; Hooked & Braided Rugs; Porcelain Bus Stop Sign; Shaefer 1919 Gameboard on Glass; Pennants: Bucknell, SU, Penn State, Carlisle, Middleburg 1917 & Others; Wooden Spiral Tree, 7 Ft.; Dropleaf Table; Oak Book Shelves; Oak Wash Stand; Sheraton Chest of Drawers & Others; Twig Stand; Ball & Stick Umbrella Holder; Standing Clothe Rack; Lots of Tramp Art Frames; Mirrored Med. Cabinet; Tool Chests; Stove Top Dryer; J. Hamelton Northumberland County 1840 Coverlet; Ad Plates: Smith, Runkle, Spangler & Rogers; Dentist Floor Cabinet & Table Top Type; Carved Eagle; Mammy Coffee Can; Landon & Knox Ad; Indian Club; Christmas Tree Stand; Early Baseball Excursion Ad; Kitchen Items; Planters Peanut Jar; Storage Jars; Nutmeg Grater; Butter Crock; Mini Glass Wash Board; Cast Chicken Bank; Wooden Fork; Child’s Sewing Machine; Drying Fingers; Reddy Kilowatt Ad; Large Rooster Cookie Cutter; Lawn Sprinklers; Match Safes; Butcher Ladles & Forks; Reaping Hooks; Wooden Ad Boxes; Wooden Lead Bucket; Several Cast Floor Grates; Small Canoe; Beauty Lamps; Cast Tea Kettle & Waffle Iron; Harness Hooks; Chicken Feeders; Baby Shoes; Blue Swirl Pie Plates; Condiment Set; Lots of Ad Tins to Include: Middleswarth Chip, Kleins Co-Co; Gas and Coke Irons; Open Blade Fans; Sewing Box; Wire Wrapped Kero Can; Dental Board; Wooden Bowls; Sprinkle Can; Cresolene Lamp; Old Keys; Cigar Boxes; Nash Mole Trap; Brass Fire Nozzle; Cast Snow Bird; Early Phone; Lots of Early Baskets; RR Lanterns; Collectable Snyder Co. Crocks; Cock Robin Tin ABC Plate; 25+ Unique Clothes Hangers; Rooster Whimsey Display; L.F.D. Fireman’s Hat; Glass Eggs; Sewing Bird; Wooden Yarn Winder; Paper Mache Rabbit; Large Gathering of Paintings & Prints to Include: Susquehanna by Emily Klein, Oil On Canvas Church & Home

by Tanner, Provenance, Pook & Pook, Water Colors & Acrylics, Pen & Ink John Browns Mill & Residence-Lewisburg, CA Browning 1906 Hat Display Print, Currier & Ives Prints, Poly Chromed Martins & Birds, American Fence Co. Print on Tin, Theorems by Rank & Mest; Civil War Discharge Henry Baughman, Co. 205 Union county; Lots of Early Photos & Ads; HG Winey Coal Sign; Signal Service Weather Map Frame; SA Hackenberg Jewelry Sign & Others; Crown of Thorns Frame; Cast Taylor Rack; Rolling Green Photo Album; Photo of Washington House Hotel Middleburg; Large Chunk of Quartz Crystals; Snyder County Business Directory & Town Lots 1858

by K. Volkar, Lewisburg; Union & Snyder County Maps; Snyder County Centennial Banner; 50+ Pieces of Snowflake China; Roseville Pottery 27/C; Turtle Creek & Shooner Slip Redware; Cowden Decorated Crock & Jug and Others; Bottles: Centralia, Engles Oil, New Berlin, C.M. Bickel, Middleburg, Ammonia; Cartes Ink Racer, Acid Bottles & More; Delaval Cream Ad/Box; Hand Planter; Candy Container; N.S. Graybill Horse Blanket Ad; Rat Trap Puzzle; Pabst Beer Chalk Board; Bucher String Eagle; #13 Cast Coffee Grinder; and More…

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2 DAY PUBLIC AUCTION

PEDAL TRACTORS, GAS PUMPS, SIGNS, & ADVERTISING AUCTION FRIDAY, MARCH 25, 12:00PM AND SATURDAY, MARCH 26, 9:00AM 1141 Wea Wit St.,

EAST EARL, PA 17519

Day 1 of 2, starting at 12:00pm with approximately 625 catalogued lots Massive Richard Graham collection from Conestoga PA with additional items Pedal tractors to include: Custom Ford 8000 with Honda Engine (Runs & Drives), Pedal Tractor Restored to Oliver Row Crop 88, Pedal Tractor Restored to Oliver Row Crop 77 with New Idea Mounted Corn Picker, Deutz-Allis 7145, Power Trac 502, Power Trac AMF, Ford TW-5 with Trailer, CAT Dozer, CT Farm & Family Center, Approximately 10 Trailers for Pedal Tractors. Soda Signs & Advertising to Include: Pepsi Light Up Clock, Metal PepsiCola Carrier, 7-Up Paper Advertising, Porcelain Howel’s Root Beer Sign, Metal DR Pepper Sign, Metal SunCrest Sign, Metal Bubble Up, DR Pepper, Frosty, Tums, & Squirt Thermometers, Large Amount of Metal & Porcelain Coca-Cola Sign, Brass Coca-Cola Button Sign, Metal Hrobak’s Sign, Metal Kyo Sign, Metal NOS Howel’s Root Beer Sign, Sprite Thermometer, & Much More. Large Amount with Embossed Lettering & Some Double Sided.

Gas & Oil Signs & Advertising to Include: Porcelain Flying A Gasoline Signs, Porcelain Tydol A Gas Sign, Plastic Shell Gas Sign, Porcelain Gulftane Sign, Porcelain Polarine Gas Sign, Metal Atlantic Imperial Sign, Large Amount of Early Oil Cans, Gas Pump Nozzles, & Much More. Large Amount with Embossed Lettering & Some Double Sided. Assorted Signs & Items to Include: Early Gaming Wheel, Brass Hunter Fire Extinguisher, Tinker Toy Construction Set, Porcelain Moxie Sign, Porcelain 5 Cent Popsicle Sign, Porcelain American Telephone Bell System Signs, Porcelain Hess Sign, Porcelain Bond Fresh Bread Sign, Dairy Queen Dip Top (Working Condition), Nature’s 5 Cent Gum Dispenser, Assorted Plastic Light Up Christmas Items, Wooden Evinrude Motor Box, Assorted Pretzel & Chip Tins, Rich Ardson Fudge Dispenser (Working Condition), Campbell’s Soup Warmer (Working Condition), Metal Skyrocket Pops Sign, Assorted Metal Kraft Farm Signs, Metal Hershey’s Ice Cream Menu Board, PostMaster Table Top Stamp Dispenser, Early Table Top Gum Dispenser, Early 5 Cent Candy Dispenser, & Much More. Large Amount with Embossed Lettering & Some Double Sided.

Day 2 of 2, starting at 9:00am with approximately 665 lots of catalogued lots Massive Richard Graham collection from Conestoga PA Gas Pumps to include: 1937-1946 Wayne 70 Gas Pump with Original Sico Globe, 1940-1941 Bennett 546 Gas Pump with American Gas Globe, 1951 Bowser 22 Siamese Rol-Way Twin Gas Pump with Texaco Globe, 1955 Bowser 595C Gas Pump with Shell Globe, 1948-1954 Bennett 766 Gas Pump with Original Texaco Globe, and many more. Soda Coolers, Dispensers, Signs & Other Bigger Items to Include: SnowCrop Orange Juice Cooler, 7-Up Soda Cooler, Royal Crown Cola Soda Cooler (Refurbished), 1940s Coca-Cola Ice Chest, Pepsi-Cola Soda Cooler, 1940s Coca-Cola Ice Chest (Refurbished), 1950s NOS Coca-Cola Sign on Pedestal, 1958 NOS Policeman on Coca-Cola Pedestal, Sinclair Dino Sign on Pedestal, Early Dupont Display Rack, Large Texaco Sign with Porcelain Letters, Wooden Fresh Shrimp Sign, Snapple & Stewarts Root Beer Coolers, & More. Neon Signs To Include: Shell Gasoline, IH Motor Truck Service, Quaker State Motor Oil, Mountain Dew, Thunderbird, Champion Spark Plugs, Coca-Cola, Cities Service, GoodYear, Corvette StingRay, Frosties Root Beer, Open, Farmall, Echo, Carry-Out, Cold Drinks, Drink Coca-Cola, Hurst Floor Shift, RT 66, MobilGas, CruiseCraft, Cub Cadet, & much more. Soda Advertising Signs to Include: Royal Crown & Coca-Cola Coolers, Metal Squirt Sign, Metal Drink Coca-Cola Sign, Metal Royal Crown Cola, Squirt, Pepsi-Cola & More Menu Boards, Metal Royal Crown Thermometers, Coke & Coca-Cola Thermometers, Metal Pepsi & Pepsi Cola Thermometers, Metal Monroe Shock Absorbers, Pepsi-Cola Bottles & Carriers, Metal Triple 16 Sign, & Much More. Large Amount with Embossed Lettering & Some Double Sided. Gas & Oil Signs and Items to Include: Porcelain Gargoyle Motoroil Sign, Metal Esso Tractor Sign, Metal Pennzoil Signs, Metal Gulf Gasoline Sign, Porcelain Sico Sign, Porcelain Texaco Sign, Metal Essolube Motoroil Sign, Metal Gulfpride Sign, Porcelain Gargoyle Mobiloils Flange Signs, Porcelain & Metal Gargoyle Mobiloil Signs, Porcelain Esso Double Sided Sign, Porcelain Pegasus No Smoking Sign, Porcelain Pegasus Signs, Plastic Kendall Motoroil Menu Board Sign, Quaker State Motoroil Cans with Display, Plastic Texaco Gas Pump Globe, Metal Kendall Motoroil Sign, Assorted Oil Cans, & Much More. Large Amount with Embossed Lettering & Some Double Sided. Other Signs and Items to Include: Metal Champion Spark Plugs Sign, Metal Schwinn Bicycles Sign, Metal Rome Soap Manufacturing Co. Sign, Metal Bear Service Sign, Metal S.H. Green Stamps Sign, Metal Lady Borden Ice Cream Sign, Metal Snapper Mowers Sign, Porcelain Booster Brake Sign, Metal Suburban Club Sign, Metal Hersheys Ice Cream Menu Board Sign, & Much More. Large Amount with Embossed Lettering & Some Double Sided.

Approximately 5PM Uncatalogued Items to Include: Approximately 3 Hours of New Porcelain & Metal Signs, Cast Iron Items, Coca-Cola Advertising, New Soda Signs, Lots of Items too numerous to mention. Collection of Approximately 80 Yardsticks including many early ones from local businesses such as: Pennfield Corporation, Garvin’s Department Store, 63 Chevrolets, West Willow Farmers Association, to name a few.

PUBLIC AUCTION

FANTASTIC AARON & ABNER ZOOK 3D ARTWORK AUCTION SATURDAY, MARCH 26, 7:00PM Sale Location: 1141 Wea Wit

St.,

EAST EARL, PA 17519

A special evening auction of 3D artwork by Aaron & Abner Zook to include fourteen distinct pieces.

PA Auction Center is honored to have been contracted by Good & Plenty Restaurant in Strasburg, Pa. to sell their collection of unique pieces of Aaron & Abner Zook 3D paintings.

Go to our website www.paauctioncenter.com for detailed information.

Auctioneers Christian Stoltzfus Leon Stoltzfus Levi Fisher

Auctioneer Note: Visit www.paauctioncenter.com for updated details, terms, catalog, photos, & online bidding. Terms by PA Auction Center license AY002284.

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Auction includes: Barn Raising 3D Artwork by Aaron Zook, 1975; all Corn Harvest 3D Artwork by Aaron Zook, 1976; Green Hay Harvest 3D Artwork by Abner Zook, 1978; Resting Horses 3D Artwork by Abner Zook, 1977; Winter at “Mascot Mill” 3D Art

by Aaron Zook, 1981; Wheat Day on the Farm 3D Art by Abner Zook, 1972; Covered Bridge in Winter 3D Art by Aaron Zook 1981; Chilly Carriage Ride 3D Art by Abner Zook, 1984; Chopping Wood 3D Artwork by Aaron Zook; Chopping Wood 3D Artwork

by Aaron Zook, 1990; Seeding the Fields 3D Art by Aaron Zook, 1991; Family Outing Winter Scene 3D Art by Aaron Zook; Covered Bridge Winter Scene 3D Art by Aaron Zook; Seeding the Fields 3D Art by Aaron Zook, 1991.