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This Zuni water jug (ca. 1720) is on view along with more than 100 extraordinary pieces in the “Grounded in Clay: The Spirit of Pueblo Pottery” exhibition organized by the School for Advanced Research and the Vilcek Foundation. It is on view at the Museum of Indian Arts and Culture in Santa Fe, N.M., and will travel to the MET in 2023. This piece was chosen for the exhibition by Elysia Poon, Indian Arts Research Center director at the School for Advanced Research.

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Historic Rock Ford, consisting of the ca. 1794 General Edward Hand Mansion and the John J. Snyder Jr. Gallery of Early Lancaster County Decorative Arts, will host Dr. Mel Stewart Hankla of Carter County, Ky., on Saturday, Aug. 27, at 2 p.m. Hankla will present his program, “The American Long Rifle: Backbone of Frontier Culture.” Hankla will showcase examples of To mark the centenary of the groundbreaking novel’s first edition, the Morgan Library and Museum presents “One Hundred Years of James Joyce’s ‘Ulysses,’” running through Oct. 2. Curated by the noted Irish author Colm Tóibín, the exhibition explores the trajectory of Joyce’s life and career from lyric poet to modernist genius and illuminates the author’s creative Organized by the School for Advanced Research and the Vilcek Foundation, the exhibition “Grounded in Clay: The Spirit of Pueblo Pottery” recently opened on unceded Tewa Indian lands at the Museum of Indian Arts and Culture in Santa Fe, N.M., before traveling nationally. The exhibit will be at The Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York, 2023; The Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, Texas, 2024; and the Saint Louis Art Museum in St. Louis, Mo., 2025. Pueblo Indian pottery has long been exhibited and interpreted in the academic and museum worlds through singular, often generic, points of view: as ethnographic remnants of the archaeological past or as fine art examples aligned with milestones in Western art history and culture. But the launch of a unique traveling exhibition featuring over 100 historic and contemporary works in clay offers a visionary understanding of Pueblo pots as vessels of community-based knowledge and personalOriginatingexperience.inthe cradle of the Indigenous Southwest, “Grounded in Clay: The Spirit of Pueblo Pottery” is a rare exhibition curated by the Native American communities it represents. The project gives authority and voice to the Pueblo Pottery Collective, a group of over 60 individual members of 21 tribal communities who selected and wrote about artistically or culturally distinctive pots from two significant Pueblo pottery collections, the Indian Arts Research Center of the School for Advanced Research (SAR) in Santa Fe and the Vilcek Foundation of NewTheYork.exhibition celebrates the 100th anniversary of the creation of SAR’s Indian Arts Research Center’s pottery collection in 1922. As SAR’s first-ever exhibition, it also marks the institution’s 13-year efforts to bridge the cultural needs and knowledge of Native communities with its public education mission.“‘Grounded in Clay’ is part of our public education mission which, in this case, enables the public to experience pottery through the eyes of Native peoples,” says SAR President Michael F.Brown. Indian Arts Research Center Director Elysia Poon adds, “Pottery permeates the lives of Pueblo peoples. For many, it is impossible to divorce the pieces from the people.”

Shifting Traditional Exhibition Models “Grounded in Clay” shifts traditional exhibition curation models, combining individual voices from Native communities where pots have been made and used for millennia into a uniquely Indigenous group narrative. The approach illuminates the complexities of Pueblo history and contemporary life through the curators’ lived experiences, redefining concepts of Native art, history, and beauty from within, confronting academically imposed narratives about Native life, and challenging stereotypes about Native peoples. “The Pueblos are not a monolith,” states Poon. “Within each community, there are both individual and shared experiences. In many cases, the curators picked pots that weren’t even from their own community. It resulted in a much more complex and rich mixture than we imagined.”

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Dating from pre-contact to the present day, the featured pots connect and contrast the lives of Puebloans in communities spanning from New Mexico’s 19 Río Grande Pueblos to the West Texas community of Ysleta del Sur to the Hopi tribe of Arizona. Curators of diverse ages, backgrounds, and professions selected and wrote about one or more work. The exhibit’s focus on personal and community meaning emerges as a conversation expressed in prose, poetry, and the visual language of pottery. The curators’ firsthand knowledge of pots and potters, family rituals, traditional materials, and daily use grounds viewers in a powerful sense of people and place. At the same time, a thread of ancestral memory connects individual pots to the pride, pain, and living legacy of Pueblo peoples. For example, museum curator Tony Chavarria writes of a ca. 1900 stone-polished blackware olla from his home pueblo of Kha’p’o Owingeh/Santa Clara whose shape sparks a memory of his grandmother’s favorite vintage

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This Acoma storage jar (ca. 1880) was chosen for the exhibition by Brian Vallo, former governor, Haak’u/Acoma Pueblo. This Nativity set (ca. 1982) is on view along with more than 100 extraordinary pieces in the “Grounded in Clay: The Spirit of Pueblo Pottery” exhibition.

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The Hunting Horn by Johannes Leichamschneider, Vienna, Austria, ca. 1715, is brass, and a museum purchase, 1951-456.

Among the many highlights of “Making Music in Early America” is a barrel organ, or hand organ, made by Longman, Clementi & Co. in London, England, ca. 1789-1801. It is a hand-cranked organ that could be played inside the home on demand with no musical talent required. The organ barrels operated much like a music box and included dance music, religious music and military marches. They produced music on demand similar to a juke box or record player, if one had the strength to crank the handle and switch out the barrels to change the tunes. In the September 17, 1767, edition of The Virginia Gazette, an item advertising a similar instrument read: “Just Imported from London, a VERY neat HAND ORGAN, in a mahogany case, with a gilt front, which plays sixteen tunes, on two barrels; it has four stops, and every thing is in the best order. The first cost as 16£ sterling, and the Lady being dead it came in for, any person inclining to purchase it may have it on very reasonable terms. Inquire at the Post

The Social History And Material Culture Of Early American Music, As Seen And Heard Through Its Instruments Unique Exhibit At Colonial Williamsburg Open

The Oboe or Hautboy is from London, England, ca. 17051800, fruitwood, ivory ferrules and brass, and was a gift of Miss Lotta Van Buren, 1937-286.

The painting, “Music and Dance in Beaufort County (The Old Plantation),” attributed to John Rose (1752/1753-1820), America, South Carolina, Beaufort County, ca. 1785, is a watercolor on laid paper, and was a gift of Abby Aldrich Rockefeller, 1935.301.3, A&B.

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remained there for a number of years, studying with Pachelbel and later becoming a harpsichord teacher himself. Pelham returned to Boston in 1744 to serve as the first organist of Trinity Church. In 1750 Pelham moved to Williamsburg to serve as organist at Bruton Parish Church. While in Williamsburg, Pelham actively participated in the city’s musical life, giving concerts and teaching young ladies to play the spinet and harpsichord. Additionally, he supported himself and his family by serving as clerk to the royal governor, supervisor of the printing of money, and keeper of the Public Gaol. The music book that will be on view includes music that Pelham enjoyed as well as some of his original compositions. It has never been on view before, and although the original book is too fragile to be placed on view, this digital interactive will allow visitors to page through the book and see the music for themselves.“Making Music in Early America” is generously funded by an anonymous donor. For music enthusiasts, cultural historians and anyone fascinated by Colonial life of all ages, “Making Music in Early America” is an exhibition not to be missed.Additional information about the Art Museums and Colonial Williamsburg as well as tickets are available online orwww.colonialwilliamsburg.orgatbycalling855-296-6627.

This Banjo was made by Peter Ross, Baltimore, Md., 2005, consisting of a cypress neck with gut strings, gourd body with goat-skin head, and was a museum purchase, 2006.3000.4.

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music and paintings of early Americans playing their instruments, this exhibition will place these remarkable objects in their rich, historic context.”

This is a Barrel Organ, Clementi & Co., London, England, 1805-20, made of mahogany, oak and deal framework and interior supports, iron and brass hardware, wood barrel with brass pins, and was a gift of Mr. and Mrs. Harry V. Long, 1933-487.

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In the 18th century, music was everywhere: in the workplace, the military campsites, the quarters of the enslaved, the church, the theater, the ballroom and the home. Music was an essential part of life that helped foster a sense of community, whether people were accompanying the organ in song at church or enjoying an impromptu concert at home.

when you discover who played them and what role music played in society.” One of the earliest hunting horns known in American collections is another featured object in the exhibition. Simple hunting horns were being made in the American colonies as early as 1765, but the majority were imported from Europe like the brass horn made by Johannes Leichamschneider in Vienna, Austria, ca. 1715. As hunting horns were worn by the rider, they were easily battered. As a result, early hunting horns rarely survived, and this is an outstanding example that scholars come to The Colonial Williamsburg Foundation to study. Although the horn section may have been modified over time and updated, the bell is original. Only one other just like this example survives with a history of use at Mount Vernon. It is recorded that George Washington’s enslaved valet, William Lee, performed the important duties of Huntsman, tending to the horses and hounds, as well as blowing the hunting horn during fox hunts at Mount Vernon and other estates. Although the history of Colonial Williamsburg’s hunting horn is unknown, it illustrates the once-prominent role played by free and enslaved huntsmen in the early South.Revolutionary War military instruments are especially rare, and the brass “Hessian” drum, from the Frebershausen area in the Hesse-Kassel region of what is now Germany, ca. 17701785, is another featured object to be on view in “Making Music in Early America.” It was brought over by one of the many so-called Hessian units hired by the British to fight in the American Revolution and was most likely captured by American forces. Made of brass, this drum still has some secrets to reveal: Colonial Williamsburg’s experts, with the aid of colleagues across the Atlantic, are researching to which regiment it belonged and are using the painted colors around the top and bottom bands to help solve its mystery. Also included in the exhibition will be ways for visitors to be able to hear the sounds of four of the instruments (banjo, harpsichord, organized piano and musical glasses) as well as an opportunity to see a musician play an organized piano (the period term indicating the addition of several organ stops playable from the same keyboard). Additionally, guests will be able to use an interactive touch screen to view an extraordinary music book in the Colonial Williamsburg collection that was owned by Peter Pelham (1721-1805), an Englishborn American organist, harpsichordist, teacher and composer. Born in London, Pelham and his family immigrated to Boston in 1730. While there, Pelham’s father apprenticed him to Charles Theodore Pachelbel, son of composer Johann Pachelbel, who is known for “Canon in D,” which is still popular today. Pelham followed Pachelbel to Charleston in 1736 and nor is it responsible for errors in ads taken by phone. Advertisers submitting artwork and images for use in advertisements assume all liability in regards to trademark and copyright infringements.

“Making Music in Early America,” a new exhibition to open on Saturday, Aug. 20, in the Mark M. and Rosemary W. Leckie Gallery at the DeWitt Wallace Decorative Arts Museum, one of the Art Museums of Colonial Williamsburg, will envelop visitors in the musical world of the 18th and 19th centuries. As told through more than 60 instruments and their accessories, the social history and material culture of early American music will be revealed. This is the first exhibition to show the full scope of Colonial Williamsburg’s musical instruments collection, including some pieces that were recently acquired. It is scheduled to remain on view through December 2025. Organized in five sections featuring music in the home, in religion, in education, in public performance and in the military, “Making Music in Early America” will include harps, organs, violins and other string instruments, fifes, flutes, a bassoon, a grand harmonicon, drums, horns and much more. While the instruments are fascinating in and of themselves, the musicians who played them and their roles in society take center stage in this presidentchiefCarlisleHurst,tion,”rangetunitybeforebutmorecalcollectingWilliamsburgexhibition.“Colonialhasbeenearlymusi-instrumentsforthan90years,wehaveneverhadtheoppor-toshowthefullofthecollec-saidRonaldL.thefoundation’sH.Humelsinecuratorandviceformuse-ums,preservationandhistoricresources.“Supportedbyexam-plesoforiginalsheet

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This is Berenice Abbott’s (1898–1991) photograph of James Joyce, 1928, The Morgan Library and Museum, New York, gift of Sean and Mary Kelly, 2018; 2018.20, and courtesy of Berenice Abbott via Getty Images. Peter Seibert If Mom and/or Dad with then this an opportunity rather than as a risk factor for something being broken. These are my thoughts about how we can engage the nextHavegeneration.reasonably priced items that kids can collect, and spend some time with young people on those collectibles. For example, both of my daughters began their collecting passion with an interest in Wades, those fun ceramic figures that are generally not more than a dollar or two. It was a great place to begin collecting and building memory skills about what they had and didn’tAntiquehave. shops are cooler than museums because you can pick the stuff up. So, let’s encourage that mindset. Allow young people to sit down and touch things. When I was actively dealing, I was more worried about the shaky senior breaking something than I ever was about a young person. Yes, we can incur loss, but that is life.Make the shopping easy. This to my mind is central to the experience. Several weeks ago, I was in New England and was walking around downtown Plymouth, Mass., and went into a mall that was in a reconditioned department store. There were things I would have liked, but finding myself in need of a restroom and there being none, we fled for somewhere else. Come on, folks, make it easy on your guests and provide the basic amenities of Speculationlife. in antiques should be allowed to die. This is a hard one because every collector innately wants a good deal, and all of us have purchased items that perhaps we did not want but bought because the price was right and we might just be able to sell it for a lot if we hold onto it. Now ask yourself the hard question: did that ever really happen to you? Maybe if you purchased new toys in the 1950s and held them in an airtight room for decades. However, I am not sure the dealer I met who was hoarding cereal boxes or the collector buying every single “limited edition” collector plate is ever going to have anything more than landfill material. We need to encourage collecting because it is fun, because it can be affordable, and because living with the past in a physical way is part of our human experience. And if we also collect and are able to resell the pieces in 20 years and make a bit, that’s great too. But it is not the reason for collecting and certainly is not the turn-on button for future collecting.Sorry to sound preachy, but we need to openly embrace young people as collectors. At my favorite antiques mall in Mullica Hill, N.J., my youngest daughter loves to hunt through cases for jewelry. The owner makers her feel comfortable, is engaging, and in return my wallet is lighter because my daughter has found those wonderful treasures. That to me is how we keep collecting going. “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 MidAtlantic region, particularly about American furniture and decorative arts. Seibert’s writings include books on photogfoundyears’familyetiesraphy,Americanfraternalsoci-andpaintings.Heandhisarerestoringa1905artsandcraftshousefilledwithworthantiquetreasuresinshops,co-opsandatauctions.

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In my last column, I was riding high on my horse about how collectors have misread the future of the antiques world as it relates to new collectors. This week, I want to focus on the positives and where we can go. The antiques trade needs to embrace future collectors at a very young age.

process through rare publications, portraits, correspondence, manuscripts, plans, and proofs, many of which are reunited for the first time in a century. It considers key figures from Joyce’s biography that inform the creation of “Ulysses,” such as Joyce’s father, John Stanislaus Joyce, and his wife, Nora Barnacle, as well as those instrumental in realizing its publication, such as Harriet Shaw Weaver, Margaret Anderson, Ezra Pound and Sylvia Beach. The exhibition also looks at artists and writers who responded to the novel, as well as the censorship that attended its publication in the U.S. “Ulysses” was first published in book form on Feb. 2, 1922. Set on one day, June 16, 1904, the novel follows the young poet Stephen Dedalus and the unlikely hero Leopold Bloom on a journey through Dublin. The landmark work links the epic to the ordinary, connecting characters and motifs from Homer’s ancient Greek poem, the “Odyssey,” with everyday life in Joyce’s hometown. Written in self-imposed exile between 1914 and 1921 in Trieste, Zurich, and Paris, “Ulysses” invokes the atmosphere and the topography of 1904 Dublin in astonishing and meticulous detail. On its publication in Paris a century ago, the novel expanded the limits of language and genre, and not without controversy. Censored and banned in America and England for obscenity, “Ulysses” became the catalyst for new legal standards of artistic freedom.“One Hundred Years of James Joyce’s ‘Ulysses’” draws on items from the Morgan’s Sean and Mary Kelly Collection, including inscribed copies of the author’s works, rare publications and broadsides, a manuscript fragment, and Joyce’s typewritten schema of the Homeric structure of “Ulysses.” Major contributions from the James Joyce Collection, University at Buffalo, The State University of New York, and additional institutional loans include the first and last pages of the manuscript, proofs on which part of the novel was written, and rarely seen letters between Joyce and Nora Barnacle. Also featured are textual and visual responses by figures such as Virginia Woolf, George Antheil, Henri Matisse, Vladimir Nabokov, and Ralph Ellison. “The 2018 gift to the Morgan of the Sean and Mary Kelly Collection of James Joyce has inspired this project, enabling us to celebrate one of the most daring and controversial literary works in the English language. I can think of no one better to spearhead our efforts than Colm Tóibín, who, among many other accomplishmenbts, is a leading expert on Joyce,” said The Morgan’s director, Colin B. Bailey.The Morgan Library and Museum is located at 225 Madison Ave. at 36th St., New York,ForN.Y.further information, visit www.themorgan.org.

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The ’59 Corvette was originally a New Mexico car, later purchased in Canada in 1979 by Joe Byway, whose collection headlined the auction. He stored the car until 1985 and cobaltoil.brandIndian’smotingseenwasfromporcelainmotorRedengine.283boastedbutberscar.maintained,meticulouslytion.withDavecommissionedthenHarrisonarestora-Itwasarust-freeNotallnum-matched,thecaracorrectc.i.230hpV8TheCanadianIndianAviationoilsinglesidedsignthe1930saseldomsignpro-RedAviationofmotorThevibrantblueandblood red graphics popped against the white ground. The 26-by-72inch sign retained the original flanged mounting ends and was graded 8.75 for condition. The Joe Byway collection featured petroliana (gas station collectibles), railroadiana and advertising tins and signs. Some toys were also sold. “The top 50 lots met or exceeded our expectations, and the market for top-tier petroliana continues on an upward trajectory, said Ethan Miller of Miller “Alladding,Ltd.,AuctionsMiller&the vehicles sold at or aboveTheestimates.”vehicles he refers to included a 1937 Ford Model 78 Deluxe convertible sedan, a rare openair car with rear doors and the original paint (except for the front fenders). The restoration included new upholstery, carpet and convertible top. The car was powered by the correct flathead V8 engine, and the odometer showed just 10,175 miles. It realized $32,450.Also sold was a 1972 GMC 1500 Custom pickup truck with 49,138 miles on the odometer. The rustfree truck featured a long inGauntbadgesed$7,080.$300-$500thatRailwayofbinedraremeanlots,Miller.gizedwas50sold,OneplacedLiveAuctioneers.com,MillerAuctions.combumper.originalororiginalmission,manualthree-speedbox,trans-theinteri-andcorrect307ciV8engine(unde-tailed).Therestoration,byErnieDroogers,includednewpaint,headlinerandare-chromedrearItsoldfor$30,680.Itwasa299-lotauction,oneinwhich368usersregisteredtobidonline,viaMillerandandandacombined5,996bids.hundredpercentoflotsand86percentofthetoplotsexceededestimate.“Itafeel-goodsalethatener-themarket,”accordingtoAmongtherailroadianabiggerdidn’tnecessarilybetter.Acollectionofbadgesrosetoacom-$18,800,ledbyagroupsixCanadianNationalbadgesfromthe1930sblastedthroughtheirestimatetobringFiveofthenickel-plat-brassandsterlingsilverweremarked,“J.R.&Son,Montreal,MadeEngland.”AnEco-Meter150“Clockface”GasolinePump(Canadian,1930s),82-by-22inchesandpaintedtoShellcolors,withareproductionglobe,wenttoadeterminedbidderfor$29,500.Also,asin-gle-sidedporcelainRedIndianMotorOilsign(Canadian,1930s),witharaisedborder,26-by-72inches,graded8.75,hit$24,780.AnImperial3-StarGasolinedouble-sidedporcelainser-vicestationsign(Canadian,1940s)retainedintheorigi-nalporcelainovalring,41-by-60inches, graded 9.5 and 9.25, rang up $7,080, while a Texaco Gasoline double-sided porcelain service station sign (Canadian, 1957), marked “P&M Orillia 57” on the lower edge of one side, 5 feet in diameter, graded 8.75 on both sides, with minor scattered porcelain losses, hit $6,490.For additional information,

This Canadian single-sided porcelain Red Indian Aviation motor oil sign from the 1930s, graded 8.75 out of 10 for condition, brought $47,200. A 1937 Ford Model 78 Deluxe convertible sedan, the restoration including new upholstery, carpet and convertible top, with the odometer showing just 10,175 miles, sold for $32,450.

An Eco-Meter 150 “Clockface” gasoline pump (Canadian, 1930s), painted to Shell colors, with a reproduction globe, sold for $29,500.

This General Motors doublesided porcelain sign (American, 1950s) with atomic age design, consisting of six pieces total, sold for $23,600.

The fully restored, powder blue 1959 Chevrolet Corvette convertible, meticulously maintained, rust-free and running, featuring a correct 283 c.i. 230 hp V8 engine, sold for $82,600.

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08/19-20/22, DOVER, FRI. & SAT. AT9AM, Billett pers. property & estate: motorcycles, parts, Harley, gas pumps- Gilbarco/ Gas Boy, lic. plates, Krispy Kreme & BP signs, Seeburg juke box selector/ speakers, Reading beer/ other clocks, NASCAR racing items, Coke items/ stereo equip., bottles, Star Wars Pepsi cans, collec. toys, voting machine, traffic light, fish.lic., 1891 Bible, etc., Dover Fire Co., 30 East Canal St., Good Old Boys Country Auction 08/18/22, CARLISLE, THURS. AT3PM, Nice/ varied: 20 pcs. dec. stoneware, redware incl. Slip, bottles- flasks/ med/ milk, Pillar & Scroll clock/ others, KYrifle w/ carving, C. War sword, Cherry Smash & Orange Julep Syrup dispen., Victor. hanging lights, paintings/ prints, post cards incl. real photo (Perry Co., etc.), lg. grp. early covered milk glass & mini. lamps, & much more!, Rowe's Auction Barn, 2505 Ritner Hwy., Rowe's Auction Service 08/15-24/22, EASTPALESTINE, MON. AT1PM, ENDS WED. AT 7PM, Early cast-iron RR signs/ items, NYCentral caboose car, porcelain signs, gas & oil adv., Rolex watches incl. ladies 18k gold w/diamond bezel, men's oyster steel & yellow gold Datejust, vending & slot machines, antqs. Doz. early iron RR tools, RR switch lanterns, early brass boat propellers, lg. early Kedge boat anchor w/20 ft. naval chain, etc., Online Only: www.kikoauctions.com, Kiko Auctioneers 08/22-23/22, MORAVIA, MON. & TUES. AT10AM, Furn.incl. wal./mahog./maple, marble-top, wal. Vict. barrel roll sec. bookcase, wal. Vict. white marble shelf hall rack/ umb. stand, much more; Rosewood melodeon, singing bird music boxes, cast iron bell, 2-player pianos, ship scene oil painting, postcards/ 1939 NY World's Fair/ trade card albums, lamps, hh/tools/gdn., boats & much more., Live & Online: 2875 Firelane 1; www.brzostek.com, Brzostek's Auction Service 08/29/22, WESTMORELAND, MON. AT5:15PM, Sev. New Eng. Estates & collections feat. fine art incl. Picasso, Bill Taylor, others, mid-cen. mod. furn., Asian items/ bronze/ porcelain, Lionel City Hall Park Trolley, china sets by Spade & Limoges, country prim. painted cupboards/ buckets/ baskets/ signs, lighting- early brass/ iron, clocks, sterling, 125+ pc. Tiffany svc., oriental rugs, & more!, Online Only: Auctionstions.liveauctioneers.com,flying-pig-auc-FlyingPig 08/27/22, FREDERICK, SAT. AT 9AM, Early typewriters/ adding mach. collec., oak furn., roll-top 1900's desk, bow front china cab., oak round top table w/lion's head & claw feet, slag glass top lamp, rare mantle clock w/rams heads, side handles, & jockey on horse, clocks/ clock parts, 1900's National cash reg., signs, tools, early Amer. Indian handmade baskets, Nascar, etc., Frederick Fairgrounds, 797 E. Patrick St., Bldg. 12, Howard B. Parzow Auctioneer 08/27-28/22, SARASOTA, SAT. & SUN. AT11AM, Monumental Asian & Antiques - 800+ lots, rare early Chinese limestone Tomb Guardian, Tang Dynasty marble of lioness w/cubs, lg. pair Chinese granite guardian lions, jade, porcelain, scrolls, late Qing Dynasty clothing incl. an Emperor's formal court robe, assort. Ming/ Qing Dynasty lacquered & gilt wood figures, & much more!, Live & Online: 522 S. Pineapple Ave.; LiveAuctioneers & Invaluable.com, Sarasota Estate Sales 09/05/22, LINCOLN, MON. AT 9AM, Annual Labor Day Auction. 55 pc. International sterling "Rose Ballet" flatware set, Austria porcelain, glass incl. opalescent/ art/ carnival/ Shirley Temple/ DE, crocks, cruets, DE postcards, candle holders, handpainted pcs.-portrait vases & plates, guns & ammo, est. jewelry, low-dig. DE lic. tags, '83 Cadillac Seville ltd. ed. HT4100 & more!, Wilson's Auction Sales Gallery (Red Bldg.), Rte. 113, Wilson's Auction Sales, Inc.

VIRGINIA 10/14-15/22, FISHERSVILLE, FRI. & SAT., 9AM-5PM, 69th Antiques Expo, 277 Expo Rd., Expoland 09/17-18/22, CHANTILLY, SAT. 9-6 & SUN. 11-5, The DC BIG FLEAAntiques Market, 4320 Chantilly Shopping Center, Dulles Expo Center 10/01/22, FAIRFIELD, SAT. 9AM-3PM, Gathering on THE FARM at Gettysburg - Country & Primitive Antq. Event, 1042 Bullfrog Rd., 10 min. from downtown Gettysburg 09/30/22 TO 10/01/22, LEBANON, FRI. 10-4 & SAT. 102, Miss Morgan's Milkweed Antique & Artisan Show, 80 Rocherty Road, Lebanon Valley Expo Center 09/25/22, DENVER, SUNDAY, OUTDOORS 5AM/7:30AM4PM, Antiques & Collectors Special Sunday, 2500 N. Reading Rd., Renningers Adamstown 09/23-24/22, YORK, FRI. 10-6 & SAT. 10-5, The Original 179th Semi-Annual York, PAAntiques Show & Sale, 334 Carlisle Avenue, York Fairgrounds Conv. & Expo Ctr., Memorial Hall East 09/23-24/22, KUTZTOWN, FRI. & SAT. 9AM-4PM, Antiques & Collector Extravaganza, 740 Noble St., Renningers Kutztown 09/21-25/22, ADAMSTOWN, WED.-SUN., Sept. Extravaganza, Reading Rd., Rte. 272, Adamstown, PA- 7 mi. along Rte. 272 09/18/22, LEBANON, SUN. 10AM-4PM, Central Penn Doll Collectors Club, 80 Rocherty Rd., Lebanon Expo Center 09/17/22, GETTYSBURG, SAT. 9AM-5PM; OUTDOOR MKT.: 8AM-2PM, 2022 Antq. & Vtg. Outdoor Mkt. Store & Warehse. Sale, 2885 York Rd., The Outlet Shoppes at Gettysburg 09/10/22, LANCASTER, SAT. 9AM-3PM, Fall Coin Show, 1383 Arcadia Rd., Lancaster Farm & Home Center 08/27-28/22, REINHOLDS, SAT. & SUN., 7AM-4PM, Paper ShowEphemera, Postcards, Books, Diaries, Journals, Mags., Comics, E, 607 Willow St., Adamstown/ Reinholds, PA 08/20/22, LANCASTER, SAT. 9AM-5PM, 29th Annual Postcard Expo, 1383 Arcadia Rd., Lancaster Farm & Home Center 08/20/22, GETTYSBURG, SAT. 9-5; OUTDOOR MKT. 8-2, 2022 Antq. & Vtg. Outdoor Market Store & Warehouse Sale, 2885 York Rd., The Outlet Shoppes at Gettysburg 08/20-21/22, REINHOLDS, SAT. & SUN., 7AM-4PM, Dolls, Bears, Toys & Games, 607 Willow St., Adamstown/ Reinholds, PA 09/03-04/22, STORMVILLE, SAT. & SUN., 8AM-4PM, Antique Show & Flea Market, 428 Rte. 216, Stormville Airport, NY 08/15-21/22, BOUCKVILLE, MON.-SUN., 8AM-5PM, Madison-Bouckville Antique Week, Route 20, Bouckville, NY 09/18/22, BARNEGATLIGHT, SUN. 9AM-5PM, Historic Viking Village Antique & Collectible Show, 19th & Bayview Ave., Barnegat Light, NJ 01/06/22 TO 12/18/22, COLUMBUS, THURS.-SUN., Indoor/Outdoor Flea Market, Rt. 206 South, Delaware Valley, Columbus, NJ 09/25/22, HAMMONTON, SUN. 9AM-3PM, Fall Antiques & Bottle Show, 31 Batsto Rd., Historic Batsto Village, Wharton State Forest 09/06-11/22, BRIMFIELD, TUES.SUN., Brimfield Antique & Collectibles Show & Flea Market, Along Route 20, Brimfield, MA 09/01-05/22, PALMER, THURS.MON., Marier's 43ed Annual Antique Flea Market, 1628 Park St., Palmer, MA 09/08-11/22, ATLANTA, THURS.SUN., Antique Market, 3650 Jonesboro Rd. SE, Atlanta Expo Center, North Bldg. 08/20/22, LEWES, SAT. 9AM-4PM, Coastal Collectibles & Antique Show, 110 Shipcarpenter St., Lewes Historical Society Main Campus 08/20/22, HARTFORD, SAT. 9AM-4PM, 82nd PAPERMANIA+ Antq. Paper Show, Advertising & Photography, 1 Civic Center Plaza, XLCenter

09/10/22, ENOLA, SAT. AT9AM, Estate Auction incl. furniture, collectibles, ammo., hunting, many unique items!, 110 Sharon Rd., Hardy's Auction Service 09/03/22, RONKS, SAT. AT8AM, 24 guns, lg. collec. antqs. Ertl JD toy collec., glass Dazey butterchurns, crocks, signs, tins, mini anvil, Hess trucks, 2 pro baseball bats, books & glassware. Signs, tins, Dekalb Seed Dealer sign, numerous Griswold skillets & loaf pan w/logo, dinner bell, lg. Meyers hand water pump, 2 water pump troughs/ pumps, collec. RR lanterns, much more!, 244 Paradise Ln., Double E Auction Svc. 08/30/22, LEBANON, TUES. AT 5PM, Collectibles, antqs., toys incl. Tonka, Ertl, Hubley, Hess, Herbie RC car, Milky the Marvelous milking cow, Marx, dairy & Hershey items incl. local bottles, creamers, crates, porch boxes, Wenget's milk can, BB guns, cast iron, tools, telephonesrotary & crank, old VWheadlight lens, Dodge & Mustang hubcaps, & much more!, Lebanon Area Fairgrounds-West Hall, 80 Rocherty Rd., Harry Bachman Auctioneer 08/27/22, MYERSTOWN, SAT. AT1PM, Artwork/paintings, roomsz. handwoven Moroccan rug, pr. Chinese porcelain lamps, 19th cen. Chinese porcelain garden seat, French enamel brass clock, Rosenkrans & Pierson blue dec. stoneware bottles, Kugel Christmas orn., fine porcelain dolls, jewelry, Rolex, silver coins, carved Strawser folk art collec., mcycle/vehicles/ boat, much more!, Online Kleinfelter'swww.kleinfelters.hibid.com,Only:Auction 08/27/22, HARRISBURG, SAT. AT10AM, Silver, jewelry, pocketwatch collec., collectibles, fine/ dec./ Asian arts, rugs., Online Only: www.CordierAuction.com, Cordier Auctions & Appraisals 08/26/22, COOPERSBURG, FRI. AT3PM, General Store Merchandise, Antiques & More!, Lower Milford Fire Co., 1601 Limeport Pk., Somers Auctioneering 08/25/22, KINZERS, THURS. AT 10AM, Qty. Militaria & Firearms. Orig. C.War & Indian Wars uniforms & kepis, C.War 33 Star handheld parade flag, reenactor's garments, Nazi WWII helmets, medals, bayonets, Japanese Samurai swords, military books, antq. powder tins, holsters, ammo crates/ boxes, U.S. saddle bags, deck & lg. hand-made cannon models, antq. firearms, etc., Live & Online: 5336 Mine Auctionsauctionzip.comembassyauctionsinternational.com;Rd.;#4741,EmbassyInternational 08/24/22, FREEBURG, WED. AT 9AM, Central PApercussion long rifle signed H F w/brass lock plateengraved brass patch box- full stock w/2 silver inlays. Furn. incl. paintdec. McAlisterville, PA2-pc. 12light corner cupboard signed Jonas Harley c1860, sm. grain blanket chest w/turned feet, jelly cupboard, high chair, early sled, adv., hist. lithographs, antqs./collec., much more., Freeburg Community Ctr., 11 E. Church St., Hassinger & Courtney Auctioneers 08/24/22, EPHRATA, SESS. 2 ENDS WED. AT6PM, U.S., Silver, & Colonial Coins incl. liberty cap/ draped bust/ classic head/ braided hair half-cents, classic head lg. cents, flying eagle cents, nickel 3-cent pcs., shield nickels, walking liberty half-dollars, Morgan silver dollars, 1794 Liberty Cap half cent, 1804 draped bust half cent, 1793 flowing hair lg. cent, 1909-S Indian head cent, much more!, Online Only: GehmanGehmanauctions.hibid.com,Auctions 08/23/22, PHILADELPHIA, TUES. AT2PM, N.Amer., 80+ lots silver jewelry, turquoise, coral, bear claw, Margo de Taxco/ others, 60+ lots 19th-20th cen. pottery, 50+ lots baskets, totems, blankets/ rugs, 19th cen. cobalt dec. stoneware, Western saddle, deco fish bowl on stand, 19th cen. salesman's sample cast iron stove, paintings/ graphics 19th20th cen., furn. incl. 18th-19th cen., Live & Online: 3455 Edgemont St.; bssauction.com, liveauctioneers & invaluable.com, Barry S. Slosberg Auctioneers & Appraisers 08/22/22, DILLSBURG, MON. AT6PM, Tools, Box Lots, Smalls/Collec., & Furniture. BR suite & furn., Hitchcock table/chairs, hutch, server, dry sink, ice box, beds, sofa, table/chairs, dishes, collec./ primitives, etc., 185 Logan Rd., Rte. 15, Hardy's Auction Service 08/22-23/22, EAST GREENVILLE, MON. & TUES., CLOSING AT10PM, 275+ choice & prominent selections - antique glass, bottles, & related., Online Only: glassworksauctions.com, Glass Works Auctions 08/21/22, READING, BEGINS CLOSING SUN. AT7PM, 1912 $2.50 gold pc., 5 consec. 1929 Penn Nat'l $10 bank notes, 2K+ pcs. Strangl pottery, 50+ pcs. PAredware, Jobi, Scargo, Kemp art pottery, 150+ framed orig. art/ signed prints by P. Buckley Moss, Paul Landry, SE PA artists, 500+ books incl. signed & 1st ed., 5K+ vtg. 45's, augographs, antq./vtg. furn., qty. dec. items., Online Only: www.auctionhowze.com, The Renaissance Auction Group 08/21/22, HARRISBURG, SUN. AT 10AM, Coins incl. lg. cents- 1795, 1796, 1798, buffalo nickel set, silver incl. Morgan 1890-cc, Eagles, gold incl. 1897 $10 Coronet, more; stamps incl. US & foreign, FDCs, mint, topical collections, pens- Mont Blanc, Waterman, more; jewelry incl. gold & gemstones, diamonds, 14K gold Ross Simons, sterling, N.Amer., Mexican, Victorian, watches, etc., Online Only: www.CordierAuction.com, Cordier Auctions & Appraisals 08/20/22, WILLIAMSPORT, SAT. AT9:30AM, Loudenslager Farm Auction: antiques, collec. incl. John Deere- lamps/ throws/ pedal tractor #2020/ cookie jar/ dishes/ etc., guns, ammo, reloading, sporting, coins, furniture, ladders, shop equip., tools, appliances, vehicles, farm machinery, welders, & more!, 1943 Poco Farm Rd., Scott Younkin & Assoc. 08/20/22, MYERSTOWN, SAT. AT 8:30AM, Multi-Estate Auction incl. Oil Memorabilia, Farm Toys, lg. volume of Sports Cards, & other Sports Memorabilia., 7630 Lancaster Ave., L&H Auctions 08/20/22, HARRISBURG, SAT. AT10AM, Furniture- antq. & mod., BR, LR, Victorian dressers, Chippendale-style chest on chest, 19th cen. Schrank, dry sink, jelly cupboard, blanket chests, side boards, tall case clocks, hall trees, corner chairs, Bombay Co. table/ floor lamps, stained glass windows, room sz./ area rugs, art incl. paintings/ prints, bronze sculp., crocks, Asian cer., more!, Online Only: www.CordierAuction.com, Cordier Auctions & Appraisals

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Auction for: Wayne Wagner EstateE-mail:www.bachmanauctioneer.combachauct@lmf.net2051HORSESHOEPIKEANNVILLE,PA17003-8850(717)AU-000033-L867-1809AUCTIONEER COLLECTIBLES – ANTIQUES - TOYS DAIRY & HERSHEY ITEMS – PERSONAL PROPERTY LOCATION: Lebanon Area Fairgrounds & Expo Center, 80 Rocherty Road, Lebanon, PA. From Rt. 72 south of Lebanon – east on Rocherty Road to Cornwall Rd. –continue to fairgrounds on right. Auction in West Hall. TOYS: Tonka; Ertl; Hubley; Marx; Nylint; Hess trucks; Herbie RC car; Milky the Marvelous milking cow; DAIRY ITEMS: local bottles; creamers; crates; porch boxes; Wenget’s milk can, etc.; BB guns; muzzleloaders; dishes; cast

AUGUSTTUESDAY30,20225:00P.M.R087022 iron fry pans (many Wagners); wooden boxes; cast iron; Havahart traps; Big A shop cabinets; TOOLS: Keen Kutter; chisels, Beatty & Son, Cheater, PA cleaver; J.C. Higgins Marvel 197 roller skates; vintage spice containers; Pepsi carrier w/bottles; Hershey items; propane camping grills by Winchester; rotary and crank telephones; old VW headight lens; barbicide jars; artillery shell; Dixie Belle ice cream maker; Dodge & Mustang hubcaps and many other unlisted items and surprises. Pictures and large listing at www.bachmanauctioneer.com

TERMS: cash/check/credit card with3% service fee. PREVIEW: 3:00 p.m. auction day. Food & toilet facilities. AUCTION ORDER: mixture of items throughout auction. Chairs provided or bring your own. Announcements auction day take precedence over any previous printed or oral information. This is the last auction from this large collection. KLEINFELTER’SAUCTION 492 E. Lincoln Ave. MYERSTOWN, PA 17067 Online Only Auctions Every Thursday 1PM For Information Phone (717) 272-7078 R075957 R059450 ROAN Inc. Auctioneers & Appraisers 3530 Lycoming Creek Road COGAN STATION, PA 5 Miles N. Of Williamsport www.roaninc.com Phone: (570) 494-0170 Or: (800) 955-roan Fax: (570) 494-1911 ®R030375 Richard L. Dotta Auction Co. Route 512 (11 miles North of Route 22) NAZARETH, PA www.dottaauction.com18064610-759-7389 Spence’s Auction & Flea Market Auction Every Tues. & Fri. - 12:30 P.M. Flea Market Every Tues., Fri. & Sat. 7:30 A.M. 550 S. New Street, Dover, DE 19901 (302) 734-3441 Estates Welcome - Over 150 Flea Market Vendors, Indoors & Outdoors R030369 CALENDARS DELAWARE PENNSYLVANIA PENNSYLVANIA HARDY’S AUCTION SERVICE 717-432-8246AH000010Lleavea message. R087310 HAAR’S AUCTION Located at 185 Logan Rd. (Rt. 15), DILLSBURG, PA 17019 ANTIQUES – FURNITURE – COLLECTIBLE – TOOLS – ETC. MONDAY, AUGUST 22 RESTAURANT & AUCTION DOORS OPEN AT 5:00 P.M. Sale starts at approximately 6:00 p.m. with 2 auctioneers on porches if weather permits (1 tools/box lots, 1 furniture); Stage auction begins @ 6:30 p.m. (smalls/collectibles). Consignment sale of local estates to include furniture; bedroom suite; Hitchcock table/chairs, hutch, server; dry sink; ice box; beds; sofa; bedroom furniture; table w/chairs; pictures; dishes; collectibles; primitives; box lots; Terms: Cash or good PA Check. Ofﬁce number 717-4328246 leave a message. Check www.haars.com for updates. ONSITE ESTATE AUCTION SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 10 • 9:00 A.M. Located @ 110 Sharon Rd., ENOLA, PA 17025 FURNITURE – COLLECTIBLES – AMMO – HUNTING FULL OF UNIQUE www.haars.com.ITEMS AUCTIONEER DIRECTORY R087317 GENERAL STORE FRIDAY,ANTIQUESMERCHANDISE,&MOREAUGUST26•3:00P.M. (PREVIEW AT 2:00 P.M.) Location: Lower Milford Fire Co., 1601 Limeport Pike, COOPERSBURG, PA More pictures and detailed information coming soon! Check www.auctionzip.com #5475 Auctioneer: Greg P. Somers AU003981L Terms and Conditions: 13% B.P. (3% disc. with cash or check); Visa, MasterCard, Discover, Cash or Check (w/ valid ID), 6% PA Sales Tax. For further details, please call 484.375.8410. For photo & details, please visit www.somersauctioneering.com. SHOW & FLEA MARKET CALENDAR AUCTIONS

HUNDREDS OF LOTS TO BE SOLD! THREE AUCTIONEERS SELLING AT ONCE-FOOD PROVIDED BY VALLEY CONCESSIONS. PLEASE GO TO WWW.PARZOWAUCTIONS.COM AND WWW.AUCTIONZIP.COM(AUCTIONEERS ID#2894) TO VIEW MANY PHOTOS FOR THIS UPCOMING AUCTION. NOW REMEMBER TO CHECK BACK ON WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 24TH TO SEE ADDED PHOTOS FOR THIS AUCTION. 10% BUYER’S BUYERS PREMIUM. FOR MORE TERMS, PLEASE SEE PARZOWAUCTIONS.COM FOR MORE INFORMATION, PLEASE CONTACT HOWARD B. PARZOW, AUCTIONEER 301-351-6544 E-MAIL HPARZOW@AOL.COM YOU CAN ALSO FIND US ON WWW.AUCTIONZIP.COM #2894. Early American Native Indian Basket plus Superothers TypewriterCollection Clocks JohnsonFullerHitandMissEnginewww.brzostek.com 80 Smokey Hollow Road Baldwinsville, NY 13027 (315) 678-2542 Preview: 9-10 A.M. Two-Day Online & Live Onsite Unreserved Lakefront Real Estate & Online & Live Contents Oscar R. Ernst Revocable Trust 2875 Firelane 1, Moravia, NY (NY-38/W. Lake Rd. to Firelane 1, 4.1 mi. W. from Main St. in Moravia, S. of Mather Rd.) MON., AUG. 22 & TUES., AUG. 23, 10 AM Contents of Home to be auctioned @ 11 AM on Mon. to include:

antiquesandauctionnews.net Antiques & Auction News — August 19, 2022 - - 7 J Applicable Buyer’s Premium. Pick Up BY APPOINTMENT. 1500 Paxton St, Harrisburg, PA R087308 CONSIGNMENT AUCTION ONLINE BIDDING · PREVIEW BY APPOINTMENT SATURDAY, AUGUST 20 AT 10 A.M. FURNITURE · ANTIQUES · COLLECTIBLES FURNITURE: Antique and Modern. Bedroom, Living Room; Victorian Dressers; Chippendale Style Chest on Chest; 19th-C Schrank; Dry Sink; Jelly Cupboard; Blanket Chests; Side Boards; Tall Case Clocks; Hall Trees; Corner Chairs; Bombay Company Table and Floor Lamps; Stained Glass Windows; Room Size and Area Rugs. ART: Paintings and Prints. Large Collection High Quality Antique Style Art: Animals, Still Life; Bronze Sculptures. COLLECTIBLES: Roseville Collection; Native American; Crocks; Quilts; 33-1/3 Records; Toys; Books; Asian Ceramics; Cut to Clear and Art Glass. HOUSE & HOME: Garden Planters; Singer Featherweight Sewing Machine. “Horst Auction Center” PUBLIC SALE OUTSTANDING FIREARMS, HUNTING, FISHING & MILITARY COLLECTIBLES & ACCESSORIES

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SATURDAY, AUGUST 27 AT 9:00 A.M. Friday, 26 from 1:00 P.M. thru 5:00 P.M. Saturday, from 7:00 A.M. TOP TABLE W/ LIONS HEADS AND CLAW FEET PLUS OTHER TABLES, SIDE BY SIDE, STACKING BOOKCASE, OAK CHAIRS, OAK CHEST OF DRAWERS, TABLES, HALL TREE, PLUS VERY NICE OAK BEDROOM SET PLUS OTHER FURNITURE, SLAG GLASS TABLE TOP LAMP, NICE ANDIRON SET, NUMEROUS CHARACTER GLASSES, LARGE C.1900’S COUNTER TOP NATIONAL CASH REGISTER, CLOCKS AND CLOCK PARTS, WATCHMAKERS WORK BENCH, ANTIQUE VACUUM CLEANER, GREAT LARGE CHILDERN’S SLEDS, FINE CHINA AND GLASSWARE, EDISON CYLINDER PLAYER, VERY RARE MANTLE CLOCK W/RAMS HEADS SIDE HANDLES AND ADORNED AT TOP WITH A JOCKEY ON TOP OF A HORSE(COULD OF POSSIBLY HAVE BEEN A PRESENTATION PIECE, EARLY BRASS BLADES WESTINGHOUSE ELECTRIC FAN, LONG NARROW SHAPED NEON SIGN LIGHTS UP “ANTIQUES” AND ANOTHER LIGHT UP SIGN “ANTIQUES”, RARE WW11 CLEAR AIRPLANE CANOPY FROM A P-38 AIRPLANE, FULLER JOHNSON “HIT AND MISS ENGINE”, TOOLS, EARLY AMERICAN INDIAN HANDMADE BASKETS, NUMEROUS NASCAR ITEMS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS, PLUS SO MUCH MORE. STILL UNPACKING EXPECT MANY SURPRISES! Furniture: Wal. Vict. Dark Marble top sideboard; Wal. Vict. Barrel roll Secretary bookcase, Rosewood Melodeon, Wal. Vict. White Marble shelf hall rack/ umbrella stand; Wal. Vict. White marble top tables, Mission style Rd Oak table w/Repro spindle back Mission Oak style China cabinet & sideboard, Wal. Vict. rockers, Mah. China cabinet, Mah. Gov. Winthrop desk, Wal. Vict. oval table, Wal. Vict. White Marble top dresser w/mirror & White Marble top commode, pr. Of White Marble top Repro end tables, Empire Mah. dresser w/mirror, Mah. 2 Glass Dr. bookcase, Mah. 3 sec. stacking bookcase, C-Roll top desk, Tiger Maple Cannonball dbl. bed, Oak dresser w/mirror, Mah. dresser, 3 sec. stacking Oak bookcase; Collectibles: Gun Smith room, The American Rifleman magazine, bows & arrows, Kerosene lamps, paintings of Stations of the Cross; Watercolor,quilts, First Day Covers,Sterling, Silverplate, Pewter, Cut, Colored, Carnival & pressed glass, Childs Tea set, Cut glass lamp, Brassware, Frank Art lamp, Edison Home Phonograph w/horn, Singing Bird Music boxes Oil painting of Ship scene, GWW lamps, Brass bells, old Medals, Postcard Albums & 1939 NY World’s Fair & Trade Card Albums,3 Reproduction Remington lg. Bronzes, Brass Steam Whistles, powder horns, Harrisburg Bridge Photos-1902, 48 Star Flag, stoneware, Green Depression glass, old safe, 2 Antique cast iron urns, old cast iron bench, Wire Antique porch chair, fishing poles, Antique poles & reels, sm. O/B motors, fishing nets, wooden skis, old fishing lures, fishing tackle boxes; Starboard Brass lamp, gas ice auger; Mandolins, guitars, banjo, Pachinko machine, player piano rolls, cast iron bell, plus more! Auctioning Mon., Aug. 22 @ 11 AM(Live & Online): Rare Rebuilt Artizan Factories, Inc. North Tonawanda, U.S.A. Military Band Organ w/13 Horns, 14 Whistles, Snare & Base Drum, Cymbal-Plays Wurlitzer 125 rolls, Quarter sawn Oak cabinet76”x79"x30" deep on a roller for Transport-in working condition; 2 Player pianos, Seeburg Console LPC1 Juke Box, Antique ‘54 Mah. ChrisCraft Wooden Boat, 20’l w/single axle trailer w/seat cushions, good condition, I/B motor; ‘10 Ford F-150 XLT 4x4 Ext. cab Pickup w/tool box; ‘87 Imperial Fiberglass 18’V174 Open Bow Boat w/Volvo Penta I/B engine 275 w/single axle trailer; ‘86 Bayliner Hard Top Trophy Fishing Boat, 20’l w/Volvo Penta 275 Outdrive & Cuddy Cabin w/dbl. axle trailer; Venture Catamaran-16’l w/ single axle trailer; ‘64 Thompson 18’l Fiberglass Boat w/I/B motor w/trailer. Auctioning Tues., Aug. 23, 10 AM-Contents of 2 Story Barn: Tools, gauges, sm. Compressor, Champion register, platform scale, metal documents boxes w/old documents, lanterns, garden tools, woodworking tools, grinders, RR Bell, Snow Shoes, table saw, Copper Easy washing machine, sleds, sewing machine, cross bow, hand tools, wall telephones, power tools, Rd Oak table, chain saws, nuts/bolts cabinets, Drafting table, oil paintings, HO Train setup w/cars & track, 12" Portable Delta wood planer, Craftsman jointer/planner, camera, microfiche,corn sheller, & much

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“Here’s Looking at the theme of the latest special sales display the Haddon Heights Antiques Center. Gathered together eye-catching assortment of mirrors, silhouettes, portraits on china and in frames, vintage photographs, binoculars, andTheeyeglasses.Haddon Heights Antiques Center has been mounting a monthly special display for almost 20 years. The idea is to showcase certain areas of antiques and collectibles, making it easier for collectors to spot something to add to an existing collection or, just as importantly, to call attention to items that might inspire a new collector to seek them out. The displays are always artfully and attractively arranged, inspiring collectors to achieve similar harmony in their own homes. And the items are always on sale encouraging new and old buyers on any budget to fall in love with antiques and collectibles.The air-conditioned Haddon Heights Antiques Center is a great place to visit on a warm summer day. Allow plenty of time to browse through dozens of booths and showcases on two floors. Stock is constantly changing and shoppers will be pleasantly surprised by the generous discounts offered year-round.Themulti-dealer shop is open seven days a week from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., with extended hours to 8 p.m. on Fridays. Located at 531 Clements Bridge Road in Barrington, N.J., where Barrington and Haddon Heights meet at the railroad tracks, the Haddon Heights Antiques Center is easily accessible from major roads like the White Horse Pike andForI-295. directions or other information, call 856-546-0555. Sales Display Titled “Here’s Looking At You”

Sale to be held at the Horst Auction Center, 50 Durlach Rd., EPHRATA, PA 17522 (The corner of Rt. 322 & Durlach Rd., approx. 2½ miles west of Ephrata) R087318 *A complete listing can be picked up at the Auction Center for $2.00 or is available with photos on our website www.horstauction.com **All ﬁrearms will be sold subject to Federal and State Firearms Laws. ***Accepted Payments - Cash or PA check. Visa, MasterCard & Debit Card with 3% fee. No out-of-state checks without prior approval. 285 LOTS OF FIREARMS TO BE SOLD! 450 LOTS OF HUNTING, FISHING & MILITARY COLLECTIBLES & ACCESSORIES TO BE SOLD! IS PLEASED TO ANNOUNCE... “ANOTHER LARGE ESTATE AUCTION” R087312 ITEMS FROM THE ESTATE OF THE LATE ROBERT LUTHER OF ROCKVILLE, MARYLAND AND ITEMS FROM THE LIVING ESTATE OF DAN GUIFFRE OF GERMANTOWN, MARYLAND PLUS OTHER ESTATES. *FEATURING FULLER JOHNSON HIT AND MISS ENGINE *SUPER EARLY TYPEWRITER COLLECTION *NUMEROUS FURNITURE *NUMEROUS NASCAR COLLECTION (PART ONE) *HANDMADE AMERICAN INDIAN BASKETS AUCTION LOCATION: THE FREDERICK FAIRGROUNDS (INDOORS-BUILDING #12), 797 EAST PATRICK STREET FREDERICK, MARYLAND 21701 DATE OF THE AUCTION: SATURDAY, AUGUST 27, 2022 AUCTION STARTING AT 9:00 AM. (DOORS OPEN AT 8:00 AM.) SUPER EARLY TYPEWRITERS AND ADDING MACHINE COLLECTION, NUMEROUS OAK FURNITURE INCLUDING A SUPER ROLL TOP DESK C.1900’S, BOW FRONT CHINA CABINET, SUPER OAK ROUND

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antiquesandauctionnews.net8- - Antiques & Auction News — August 19, 2022 R087141 www.sarasotaestateauction.com SARASOTA ESTATE AUCTION P1: (941) 359-8700 Email: SarasotaEstateAuction@gmail.com AU #4555 AB #3375 August 27th & 28th – Starting at 11 AM EST 522 S. Pineapple Ave., SARASOTA, FL 34236 Over 800 lots will be offered: Featuring a Rare Early Chinese Limestone Tomb Guardian (Tianlu), a Tang Dynasty Marble of a Lioness with Cubs, a Large Pair of Chinese Granite Guardian Lions, a Chinese Jade Mounted Cloisonne Enamel Covered Box, and Japanese Gilt Lacquered Bodhisattvas. Also including Multiple lots of Chinese Porcelain, Jade, Scrolls, a Selection of Tibetan & Nepalese Ritual Objects, a Qing Dynasty Kesi Stitched Panel, Late Qing Dynasty Clothing, including an Emperor’s Formal Court Robe, an Assortment of Early Bronze & Various Material Chop Seals, Assorted Ming/Qing Dynasty Lacquered & Gilt Wood Figures, Multiple Rare Chinese Archaic Bronzes, and so much more! Bidding will take place both in person and online where you can bid directly with us or on 4 other platforms, including LiveAuctioneers, Invaluable, The Saleroom, and ePaiLive. Our catalog is up and ready to view! Monumental Two Day Asian & Antiques Auction Japanese Arthur & Bond Sterling Dragon Tea Set, 75.295 OZT Large Pair of Chinese GuardianGraniteLions Tang Dynasty Marble of a Lioness with Cubs Chinese Gilt Lacquered High Ranking Ofﬁcial Important Late Ming Gilt Bronze Bodhisattva Early TerracottaMonumentalSeatedBuddha Chinese Enamel and Gilt CoveredMetalJadeCup Chinese Celadon Jade Crested Bird Rare Early Chinese Limestone Tomb Guardian (Tianlu) Chinese Jade Mtd. CloisonneCoveredEnamelBox Auctioneers: Elam Esh, Amos Stoltzfus & Leon Fisher Lic#AY2246 (717) 656-7139 Auction For: Jacob & Rebecca Blank (717) 687-7536 See more photos at auctionzip.com - #44467 R087295 - Paradise/Strasburg AreaLARGE 1 DAY PUBLIC AUCTION 24 Guns, Large Collection of Antiques & Ertl JD Toy Collection, Glass Dazey Butterchurns, Crocks, Signs, Tins, Mini Anvil, Hess Trucks, 2 Pro Baseball Bats, Books, Glassware

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Records allowed no second chances, no apologies, no erasing of the tape. It’s this do-or-die quality that makes for greatness.” And so, record companies touted the “live”liness of their releases. Debonair Noel Coward was “recorded in actual performance at Las Vegas.” Champagne music-meister Lawrence Welk’s souvenir disk was “actually recorded at the Aragon Ballroom.” And when the King himself traveled “From Memphis to Vegas,” his milestone album was billed as “Elvis - In Person - Recorded On-Stage at the International Hotel!” When you heard those packed houses cheering, you knew you were getting a bonafide rendering of the real thing. Usually. Every now and then, however, the “live” experience was diluted. One of the most notorious was the “live” album teamup of Tony Bennett and the Count Basie Orchestra. Their November, 1958 evening was indeed recorded live at Philadelphia’s Latin Casino. The producer, however, was unhappy because the concert hadn’t been captured in stereo. The performers were summoned to the studio to “re-create” the event. Artificial applause was added, sometimes in the wrong places. When this “live” recording was finally released, listeners were not impressed. Said Bennett in later years, “The whole attempt at fabricating an audience was in badBut,taste.”forthe most part, that’s really Judy Garland up there, knockin’ ‘em out of their seats at Carnegie Hall, Jayne Mansfield “welcoming you to her house of love,” Louis Prima and Keely Smith “smashing every attendance record in the Painted Desert Room,” and a pre-stardom Barbra Streisand “working both herself and her audience into a near frenzy.” As if those album jacket blurbs weren’t enough to have you counting the seconds until your record dropped from spindle to turntable, there were the critical raves that accompanied them. Ethel Merman was “the only one who can make your blood run cold and the roots of your hair ache with pain!” while Liza Minnelli was “a prancing, rocking, curvy pressure cooker threatening to Whew.explode!”Allthat, and the record hasn’t even dropped yet. “Is it live or is it memorex?” It’s an “In Person” album, kind of the best of both.Photos by Hank Kuhlmann.Donald-Brian Johnson is the co-author of numerous Schiffer books on design and collectibles, including “Postwar Pop,” a collection of his columns. Please address inquiries to: donaldbrian @msn.com. They loved her everywhere, including Japan. Julie Andrews in concert at the Osaka Festival Hall, 1977. In her 1972 appearance at the Olympia in Paris, Liza Minnelli was heralded as “up to her ears in bubbly stardom.”

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Directions: Rt 741 East of Strasburg turn left onto Paradise Lane to auction on right. Or from Rt 30 East of Lancaster turn R onto S Ronks Rd to R onto Paradise Lane to auction on left.

AUCTION INFO: Jake has a deep passion for antiques & collectibles and has collected some very unique pieces over the years which he is now selling at auction. If you’re looking for quality items you will not want to miss this exciting auction! Block 1 begins @ 8:00 sharp w/a wagon load of farm antiques followed by Stanley Planes, Books @ 10:30. Block 2 begins @ 8:15 w/antique glassware followed by quality antiques & collectibles. Guns @ 12:30 followed by the rest of JD items. Row items w/ larger antiques sold approx 1:30 PM. This will be a large all day auction, you’re welcome to come early and spend the day w/us! Auction day announcements take precedence over all advertising. Auction Co and sellers are not responsible for any accidents. Payment Terms: Check, cash or cc w/3% fee. Beneﬁt lunch stand. Auction held in tent. Dekalb & Kraft Chicken Signs

From The Supremes to “Lady Sings the Blues” and beyond, Diana Ross was a force to be reckoned with. Her 1974 engagement at Caesar’s Palace in Las Vegas was another record-setter.

Plenty of comedy, enough for a 1974 two-record album, “An Evening With George Burns” also featured the last recording of Jack Benny.

A two-record K-Tel album starred Bing Crosby, with guest turns by Rosemary Clooney and assorted Crosby family members, and was titled “Bing Crosby Live at the London Palladium,” 1976. The King of “Live—In Person” appearances: Elvis. The first record of this double album features Elvis Presley “In Person at the International Hotel, Las Vegas.” The second has him “Back In Memphis.” The album came complete with two autographed Presley pics.

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antiquesandauctionnews.net Antiques & Auction News — August 19, 2022 - - 9 J COINS: Large Cents incl 1795, 1796, & 1798; Buffalo Nickel set; Silver incl Morgan 1890-CC, Eagles; Gold incl 1897 $10 Coronet, $20, 1924 St. Gaudens PCGS MS66. STAMPS: U.S. & Foreign; FDCs; Mint; Topical Collections. PENS: Mont Blanc, Waterman incl Edson, Pelikan, Masonic, Cross incl Lapis, Omas. JEWELRY: Gold and Gemstones, Diamonds incl Tennis Bracelet; Bracelets; Necklaces; Jade; 14k Gold incl Ross Simons; Sterling Necklaces, Rings, Bracelets; Native American: Rings, Necklaces, Cuffs incl S. Wallace, Mary Lew, Hubert Yowytewa, Francis L. Begay; Wrist and Pocket Watches Large Assortment, Vintage and Modern, Some Signed incl Swarovski. Applicable Buyer’s Premium. Pick Up BY APPOINTMENT. 1500 Paxton St, Harrisburg, PA Online Bidding — Catalog available August 12! Previews by Appointment COINS, STAMPS, PENS & JEWELRY ONLINE AUCTION SUNDAY, AUGUST 21 AT 10 A.M. R087306 Central PAs Oldest and Largest Family Owned Auction House 492 E Lincoln Ave., Myerstown, PA 17067 Full Catalog/Bid: www.kleinfelters.hibid.com Low Rate of 13% Buyer’s Premium Applies To All Online Auctions! AY-002382 By Appointment Via Our Online Scheduler: www.kleinfelters.com/schedule PICK UP HOURS BY APPT: Tues., August 30 & Wed., August 31 from 9am-5pm R087280 ONLINE AUCTION: SATURDAY, AUGUST 27 • 1 P.M. PREVIEW: WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 24 FROM 1-5 P.M. HIGHLIGHTS: Signed Baumgart Huntsman And Hounds Landscape Oil On Canvas, Great Pair Of C. A. Bleistein Lebanon Pennsylvania Oil On Canvas From A Relative, Outstanding Large Room Size Handwoven Moroccan Rug, Large Carved Pink Stone Foo Dog, Lalique, Meissen Figurines, Pair Of Chinese Porcelain Lamps, Royal Copenhagen Floral Danika Plates, 19th Century Chinese Porcelain Garden Seat, Signed Bronze Statues, Stein Collection, Mottahedeh, Coindot Water Pitcher Set, Redware To Include: Schoﬁeld Plate, Large Roseville Collection, French Enamel Brass Clock, Excellent Selection Of Early Lighting And Lamps, Redware, Pair Of 1937 Coca-Cola Trays, Cast-Iron Banks, Early Wrought Iron Hardware. Blue Decorated Stoneware To Include: Cowden Wilcox, Whites Utica, ES & B Advertising Whiskey Jugs Ashland PA, Shenandoah PA, Scranton PA. Stoneware To Include: Hyssong Bloomsburg, Cowden Wilcox, FH Cowden, Rosenkrans & Pierson Blue Decorated Stoneware Bottles, Large Set Of Late Adams Rose, Good Copper Cookware, Fine Porcelain Dolls, Signed Tiffany Studios New York Three Shade Bronze Lamp, Kugel Christmas Ornaments, Staffordshire Dogs, Folk Art Carved Figurines, Very Good Old Reading Beer Advertising, Folk Art Paint Decorated Marble Games, Carved Strawser Folk Art Collection, Very Good Early 1900s Paint Decorated Folk Art Parade Pumpkin, Chinese Block Prints, Framed Japanese Painting On Silks, Calcutta Lithograph Print, James K Polk Presidential Courier & Ives In Paint Decorated Frame, Nice Selection Of Signed Oil On Canvas Paintings, Folk Art Double-Sided Museum Sign “The Stoy Museum” Lebanon Pennsylvania, Outstanding Sarouk Handwoven Rug 17x10‘ No Fading, Wear, Or Stains! Other Very Good Handwoven Persian Style Rugs, Art Deco Medical Equipment. Furniture To Include: Multi Drawer Cabinets, Art Deco Style Cabinet, Enamel Doctors Chair, Four Tier Half-Moon Plant Stand In Green Paint, Copper Still, Early Butcher Block, 19th C Tall Case Clock, Doll Carriage, Tiger Maple Tilt Top Table, 18th C Windsor Chair, Doll Size Fainting Couch, Pennsylvania Scrub Top Bench Table, Paint Decorated Pennsylvania Miniature Blanket Chest. Jewelry To Include: Rolex 18kt Gold Oyster Perpetual Day Date Presidential Men’s Watch With Diamonds, Rolex Black Face Submariner w/Stainless Band, 14kt Gold Men’s Ring With Large Diamond Centerstone, Cultured Pearl Necklace, Several Gold Necklaces, Several Very Good High-End Gold Rings With Diamonds, Gold Chain With Multi Diamond Stone Heart Pendant, Costume Rings, Large Selection Of Native American Jewelry, Silver Coins, Large Selection Of Sterling Silver, Cameos, Victorian Hand-Painted Enamel Pin, 1996 Harley-Davidson Ultra Classic Motorcycle, 2004 Triton Fishing Boat With Trailer, 1968 Chevrolet El Camino, 1964 Chevrolet Impala Convertible With Air Ride Lift System Plus Many Other Exciting Fresh To The Market Treasures From Local Estates!

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2004 TRITON FISHING BOAT. EXCELLENT! 1968 CHEVROLET EL CAMINO. NICE!1964 CHEVY IMPALA CONVERTIBLE w/LIFT SYSTEM. STUNNING! OUTSTANDING 1900’s SAROUK RUG 17’x10’. EXCELLENT CONDITION!

early material culture, knitting high-quality detailed images together with the stories of early American frontiersmen. He contends that the emergence of art, fine silverwork, elaborate furniture, and the dramatic architecture of early America was made possible by a culture that had, as its backbone, the iconic long rifle. This program will be held on the first floor of the Rock Ford Barn. It includes admission to Historic Rock Ford’s special exhibit “Long Rifles of the American Revolution: How Lancaster County Craftsmen Helped Win the War,” located in the Snyder Gallery (second floor of the Barn).Reservations may be made at pastAssociationberHewriterresearcher,isHistoricRockowns501(c)(3)Fordforthesody.com.www.Rockford.yap-Ticketsare$20forgeneralpublicand$15membersoftheRockFoundation,theorganizationthatandoperatesHistoricFord.ThefounderofAmericanServicesLLC,Hanklaanotedcollector,lecturerandofKentucky’sheritage.hasbeenanactivemem-oftheKentuckyRiflesince1990,ispresidentand co-founder of the Contemporary Longrifle Association, and editor-inchief of “American Tradition Magazine.” He is a builder of traditional Kentucky Longrifles and in 1984 was awarded a National Endowment of the Arts Folk Art Apprenticeship grant to study with legendary riflesmith Hershel House. A historical actor/educator, he worked 23 years with the Kentucky Humanities Council presenting Chautauqua characters of frontiersman Simon Kenton and Gen. George Rogers Clark. In 2012 he was cast for the leading role in the PBS documentary, “An Audacious American,” the story of Kentucky abolitionist Cassius Marcellus Clay. Hankla, a 32-year member of the Kentucky Rifle Association, has served on the Museum Board of the National Society of the Sons of the American Revolution (NSSAR) and currently serves on the Advisory Board of the Museum of Early Southern Decorative Arts (MESDA) and the Governing Board of the Kentucky Historical Society. He is a proud member of the Kentucky Material Culture Collectors and the prestigious American Society of Arms HistoricCollectors.Rock Ford is located at 881 Rockford Road, Lancaster, Pa. 1 Ford

Asian items incl these blue & white porcelain garden seats shown w large bronze urn

Fantastic French bronze of 2 lions pulling a chariot w Goddess rider on marble base

After PABLO PICASSO (1881 - 1973) PIERROT ET ARLEQUIN Pochoir printed in colors, circa 1920, signed in pencil and numbered 7/100, from Dix Pochoirs, on wove paper, published by Editions Galerie Rosenberg, Paris Great Folk Art drawing with very strong attribution to Bill Traylor (and very possibly done by his hand) –done on back cover of a text book and signed on verso – Provenance from the collection of a well respected Folk Art/Antique dealer

Antique travel grooming box w French silver lidded boxes & accessories orig sold by “Tiffany, Young & Ellis” (1841-1850’s) which later became Tiffany & Co.

Antique cookware incl these copper pots & wrought iron pot holder plus much more vintage & antique iron, etc R087113

Several works of Mid-Century Modern art incl these 3 examples by Afro (1912-1976) signed & #’d colored aquatints Wonderful pair of Italian carved terra cotta planters Showing a sampling of the Country primitive & folk art items

Lionel/Converse 2-7/8” Gauge #300 “City Park” Trolley ca. 1902 Tiffany & Co “Faneuil” sterling silver ﬂatware service in ﬁtted box – approx 127 pcs.

3 ca 1900-1920 wonderful large Baltic amber bead necklaces

Period furniture incl this estate fresh 18thC maple chest on chest

Many china sets incl this great Spode “Trade Winds Red” service for 12 w serving pieces

antiquesandauctionnews.net10- - Antiques & Auction News — August 19, 2022 FLYING PIG AUCTIONS FINE ART, FOLK ART, ANTIQUES & COLLECTIBLES ONLINE AUCTION FEATURING THE ESTATE OF HENRY & JUDITH RICE MILLON ONLINE AUCTION – PHONE, ABSENTEE & INTERNET BIDDING AVAILABLE MONDAY, AUGUST 29TH at 5:15 P.M. LIVE PREVIEW: Wednesday, August 17th–29th from 10am-5pm 867 Route 12, Westmoreland, NH 03467 (GPS address) 13 Industrial Park Dr,. WESTMORELAND, NH 03467 (Mailing address) PH: 603-543-7490; 413-537-4855 Email: flyingpigantiquesnh@gmail.com https://flying-pig-auctions.liveauctioneers.com/ Flying Pig is pleased to present The Estate of Henry & Judith Rice Millon which forms the nucleus of our next online auc tion. The Millon estate is complimented by several New England area estates & collections & features Fine Art incl Picasso & a very strong attrib Bill Traylor (& very possibly by his hand) plus many other paintings, etching, drawings, etc; Mid Century Modern Furniture incl attrib Eames chairs; Asian items incl bronze & porcelain; Child related incl a wonderful Lionel City Hall Park Trolley; China sets by Spode, Limoges, etc incl a very nice set w clippership dec, plus much more porcelain & china; Country primitive painted incl cupboards, buckets, baskets, signs, etc; Lighting incl early brass & iron; Clocks incl tall, mantle, etc; Sterling silver incl a 125+ piece service by Tiffany plus many other sterling items & misc flatware; Oriental Rugs; Other furniture incl chests; tables; blanket boxes; 2 sofas; settee; chairs in sets, pairs & singles; 2 custom made tables by Henry Millon; Plus way too much more to list here! We are just scraping the tip of the iceberg! This is an exciting & eclectic online Auction! Don’t Miss It! Follow the link below to see our online catalog on Live Auctioneers where the full picture is unveiled! Full catalog will be online by Wednesday August 17th! Visit us at Flying Pig Antiques in Westmoreland, NH during shop hours for LIVE PREVIEW: Wednesday, August 17th– 29th from 10am-5pm This will be an INTERNET ONLY AUCTION featured on LiveAuctioneers.com with Phone, Absentee & Internet bidding available https://flying-pig-auctions.liveauctioneers.com 25% buyer’s premium.

Several clocks incl this tall case example – face signed T.E. McFarlane – Leven – other clock examples incl mantle, ships, etc.

One of three country cupboards is this Mid-Western 5 drawer over 2 door example in Spanish Brown paint shown w 3 stoneware churns (just a sampling of the stoneware being offered!)

Very interesting Charles O. Perry stainless steel chess puzzle set

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KENNETH 1-800-800-1833, dress: “I see the flared collar and high neck in this jar. I see my grandma in the beauty from the Haak’u/Acomaearth.”

ANTIQUES AND COLLECTIBLES Central PA Percussion Long Rifle signed H F having brass lock plate and engraved brass patch box, full stock with 2 silver inlays. McAlisterville PA, Juniata Co. PAINT DECORATED 2 PC. 12 LIGHT CORNER CUPBOARD SIGNED JONAS HARLEY. C 1860; Tall Blind Raised Panel Yellow Pine 2 Door School Cupboard, Orig. Finish from Locust Run 1 Room School House, Juniata Co.; 4 Door Chestnut Stepback Cupboard, c. 19001 pc.; Small Grain Painted Blanket Chest w/Turned Feet; Sheraton 2 Drawer Dovetailed 2 Door Jelly Cupboard; White w/Original Blue Interior Hanging Cupboard; Early Store Counter; 10 Original Paint Plank Bottom Half Spindle Chairs from Mifflintown Chair Factory C. 1870; 2 Board Lift Top Farm Table, Dovetailed Drawers, Turned Legs; Md. 1920’s Kiddie Carousel Horse, Polychromed Paint, Original Base; 2 NOS Clearfield, PA Fur Co. Beaver Brand Hat Boxes; Black/Brown Original Paint, Lift Top, Dough Box; Blue Feed Bin; Oak Side Board; Early Safe; Green Painted Desk; Grain Painted Lighted Corner Cupboard; High Chair; Display Cabinet; Early Sled; Child’s Bent Chairs; Stick Leg Animals; Hall Tree; Cradle; Wood Rifle; Round Oak Table; Child’s Wheel Barrow; 2 Wheel Seat; Foot Warmer; Lots of Ads; Santa Coke Ad & Others; Jewelry; Oil On Wood Painting-Liberty/Prosperity; Skis; Scrap Book/Die Cuts; Crocks, Jugs & Mold Dishes; Snyder County Birth & Baptism; Slipware; Crockery Lids; Middleburg Post Print Cabinet/Print Trays & Lead Type; 1928 LL Bean Large Snowshoes: Decorative Sheraton Chest of Drawers; Reba Esh Framed w/Stucco, Orig. Oil Painting, Landscape, Mifflin Co. Artist/ Teacher; Painted Yellow/Blue Dough Box and Lift Top Lid; Farrandsville, Clinton County, PA Rocking Chair w/Oak Splint Seat/Back; Late 1800’s Ship Captain’s Cooler/Refrigerator in Working order, All Orig. Eastlake Design; Eastlake 2 Drawer Turned Leg Worktable; Belgulf Life Saver; Paintings, Books, Quilts. Much More on Website ~

is part of a broader SAR initiative to build equity between museums and Native communities. As an international research institution supporting scholarship in social sciences and the humanities, SAR has engaged with Native communities through the Indian Arts Research Center collections since 1922. In 2008, the center embarked on a bold, new approach to collections stewardship.“Ascaretakers of these collections, we asked ourselves who we are accountable to,” Poon recalls. The question led SAR to shift how it cares for, displays, and interprets its pottery and other tribal collections, in collaboration with, and guidance from, Native communities.SAR’sefforts and those of other like-minded institutions inspired dialogue with Native and non-Native museum professionals, cultural leaders, and artists. Over three years beginning in 2012, the group developed SAR’s “Guidelines for Collaboration,” a set of principles for building welcoming and successful Native collaborations in collections management, exhibitions, education, and public programs. “SAR is changing the nature of artistic stewardship,” said Brown. “As standards change and ideas change, the guidelines change. They are a work in progress in the best possible way.”SAR’s collaborative approach extends to all aspects of “Grounded in Clay,” including a robust calendar of educational outreach, exhibitions and collections tours, and other public and private programs on the SAR campus, at the exhibition site on Museum Hill, and online. As Pueblo voices resonate in O’gah’poh geh Owingeh/Santa Fe and points beyond, the public will experience pottery as a dynamic, ever-evolving form of American art. “This show challenges the concept of historic pottery as relegated to the past,” continued Poon. “A bulk of the pieces were made in the 20th century, contemporary with the works of Kandinsky or Warhol. As long as they exist within the living memory of Native peoples, their stories are vibrant and alive.” Tonka, Smith Miller, Model Toys, Lead Figures. Call 610-804-6783. BUYING & SELLING dollhouses, miniature furniture, dolls & access., dollhouse decor, rugs & wallpaper. Call Stacey: 610-858-9997 or email photos: almostaantique@verizon.net

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Continued from page 1 Pottery PLACE YOUR CLASSIFIED AT ANTIQUESANDAUCTIONNEWS.NET OR 1-800-428-4211 CLASSIFIEDS SEEKERS/SELLERS FINE ART WANTED ROGALLERY.COM BUY. SELL. CONSIGN ONLINE ART AUCTIONS OVER 5000 800.888.1063ARTISTS art@rogallery.com 47-15 36th ST., LIC, NY 11101 OLD PAINTINGSWANTED American Impressionists, New Hope School artists, PAFA artists, European paintings. 40 years experience. Immediate payment. Call 215-348-2500. COINS/CURRENCY SMALL COLLECTOR PAYS FOR COINS & COLLECTIONSALLTYPES. Will travel to you. Call Gary: 301-809-0291 WANTED! 19TH CENTURY ANTIQUE FURNITURE. Decorating objects (lighting, paintings, pottery, etc.) Call 484-888-3814 or 610-913-1953 Highest Prices Paid. Lobby Cards, 1-Sheets, Window Glass Slides Displays Dwight Cleveland, ph. 773-525-9152 POB 10922, Chicago, IL posterboss@aol.com60610 MOVIE POSTERS VINTAGE AIR GUNS WANTED. All makes & models. BB’s, pellets, rifles & pistols. Call for current pricing. Please text photos or call. 610-772-6207 SHEET MUSIC WANTED, any era. Sandy Marrone, 113 Oakwood Drive, Cinnaminson, NJ 08077, 856-829-6104 E-mail smusandy@aol.com I BUYLIONEL, American Flyer, Marx Trains, Matchbox, Slot Cars, Hot Wheels,

For artist Kathleen Wall (Walatowa/Jemez), an aunt’s ca. 1982 Nativity set helps reconcile the religious persecution of the past: “Although Pueblo religion and culture have a long history of concessions and acceptance in order to appease Catholic religion, over the centuries, this has transformed into a beautiful syncretism and celebration of faith for New Mexico Pueblo people.”Finally, journalist Tara Gatewood (Shirr-whip Tui/Isleta, Diné) muses on the transformative power of a ca. 1100-1300 Mogollon jar: “To you reading this right now, the viewer, the visitor, the ancestor: Who were you when you stepped to this pot, who are you now?”Building Equitable “GroundedRelationshipsinClay”

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Pueblo Governor Brian Vallo praises the skills of the unidentified maker of an extraordinary ca. 1880 Acoma polychrome storage jar: “The master potter had the skill not only to form a jar this size, but to carefully execute other steps in its creation, including a successful outdoor firing. The designs on both the neck and body are classic Acoma pottery patterns depicting clouds, rain, and corn fields. This jar sings loudly to me through its design and its lived experience at Acoma.”

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