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Ohio’s Zoar Antique Show: On Its Way To New Heights

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By Karl Pass On July 16, Crocker Farm of Sparks, Md., sold a rare three-gallon stoneware pitcher stamped “E.H. Wood” and dated “1840” by Ezekiel H. Wood, Maysville, Kentucky. With unusual incised bird on branches applied decorations, and impressed decorations, the pitcher was heavily embellished. Four different techniques – incising, impressing, sprigging, and slipdecorating, lavishly done — place the pitcher in rare company. Estimated

at $45,000-$65,000, it sold for $143,750 to dealer Clifton Anderson on the phone, underbid by dealer Kelly Kinzle in the salesroom. Ezekiel Wood and his brother, John, manufactured stoneware in Maysville for a short period roughly between 1840 and 1845. A small number of pieces possess the mark “J & E. WOOD.” Likely done by Ezekiel Wood, as opposed as being made for him, it was a show piece and one of the most elaborately decorated stoneware pitchers in existance. The price achieved is an auction record for Kentucky pottery. To learn more, visit www.crockerfarm.com.

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Old Sturbridge Village Acquires Important Portraits This is a bit of the Zoar skyline, including the greenhouse (foreground), bakery building and Zoar church, which stands on a hilltop overlooking the early 19th century settlement.

By Paul Locher Usually if you take an antiques show, change the management, replace one-third of the dealers and completely alter the overall physical presentation, you wind up with an antiques show that doesn’t much resemble what you started out with. Not so with Ohio’s annual Zoar Antique Show, which despite salvos of change this year, came out

Show manager Steve Sherag, owner of Early American Antiques in Canfield, Ohio, is shown in his designer booth, a room-setting he kept filled during the show with some of the most desirable pieces he spotted in dealers’ spaces across the floor. Above, he poses with an early dough box on legs, decorated circa 1860 in the Pennsylvania German style.

looking remarkably similar to its previous 42 incarnations. And that’s a very good thing. Because for lovers of American country antiques, Zoar has consistently been something of a grail - a yearly touchstone of unparalleled excellence. Since its beginning, the Zoar Antique Show has established Continued on page 2

Swala’s Antiques of Jefferson, Pa., showed up with some real knock-your-socks-off decorated stoneware that had showgoers buzzing. Above, Frank Swala shows off an ovoid field jug with a highly detailed incised and cobalt-highlighted American eagle, which was marked $85,000, while the large cooler next to it was $1,400. Decorated stoneware items filling a cupboard in the background ranged in price from $300 to $4,500.

Old Sturbridge Village has recently acquired two portraits painted by noted artist John Ritto Penniman. The portraits, dated 1831, are of Tilly Mead, a cabinetmaker from Hardwick, Mass., and his wife Caroline Hathaway Mead. The story of acquiring these portraits begins with Jane Nylander, who serves on the Board of Old Sturbridge Village as a Trustee and former Chair of the Collections Committee. Nylander was leafing through a copy of “The Magazine Antiques” earlier this spring, when she came across an advertisement featuring the two portraits. Nylander, historian and former Old Sturbridge Village curator, immediately recognized the importance of the portraits, and brought them to the attention of the Village’s staff and Collections

This is Caroline Hathaway Mead painted by John Ritto Penniman in Hardwick, Mass., April 1831. The oil-on-board measures 21-by-18-inches.

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This is Tilly Mead painted by John Ritto Penniman in Hardwick, Mass., April 1831. The oil-on-board measures 21-by18-inches. Committee. The Committee unanimously recommended to the Board that the Village pursue the portraits. An anonymous donor and several other supporters provided the necessary funds, and the Village was able to acquire the portraits in May. “These portraits will benefit Old Sturbridge Village in many ways,” said Jim Donahue, President and CEO of Old Sturbridge Village. “Not least among them letting the public know that the Village is adding to its collection of significant early 19th-century New England objects.” Old Sturbridge Village already has a substantial collection of more than 50,000 late 18th- and early 19thcentury objects and paintings; these two new acquisitions offer an enormous opportunity for research Continued on page 4

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antiquesandauctionnews.net Dick Wilks of Keystone Antiques in Chagrin Falls, Ohio, announced their intention to retire after eight years at the show’s helm, the Zoar Community Association went looking for new talent. It wanted to find someone who would not only continue to run the antiques show, but who would return it to the pinnacle of its game. The 43rd edition of the Zoar Annual Harvest Festival and Antique Show was held Aug. 6 and 7. “They felt it had always been a nice show, an OK show, but they wanted to upgrade The central gardens of Zoar - the historic community’s most distinguishing feature - were ablaze with summer color just in time for the festival. Shown in the background is the historic Zoar community greenhouse. In the mid-1800s, people from throughout northeast Ohio would bring special plants to Zoar so they could be wintered over in the heated greenhouse. it,” said Steven Sherag, a exhibitors at the show and young, up-and-coming show decided to not renew 19 of manager who ultimately got them for the 2016 edition – the nod for the job. fully one-third. He replaced Sherag is the owner of them with dealers he felt were Early American Antiques and outstanding in the field of Timeless Restorations in early Americana and threw in a Canfield, Ohio. In addition, he few other dealers having more is the manager of the long- vintage and eclectic merchanAbout an hour after opening, the show running Hudson, Ohio Antique dise, just for good measure. was literally packed shoulder-to- Show and the Okemo Antiques One thing he immediately shoulder with visitors, and both large Show in Ludlow, Vt. instituted was the addition of and small items were selling briskly. Coming in as manager, walls in the booths, something Sherag scrutinized the 57 that had been largely lacking Reportedly the first piece of furniture to get a sold tag at the show - within the opening minutes, in fact - was this windsor chair, brought by Comet Lake Antiques of Clinton, Ohio. While purchased in northeast Ohio, dealer Mike Christy said the primitive chair, which retained its original black paint, seemed to show some European influence. Having high arms, stout and unadorned legs, exceptionally thick seat and primitive close-set spindles, the unconventional chair had a lot of charm. Shown standing behind the chair, Christy said it is extremely sturdy – and he should know, since he sat in it for four hours at the auction in Bath, Longtime antiques dealer and Zoar icon Jack Adamson (right) talks with visitors Ohio, after he purchased it. at his booth in the tent. Zoar collectors typically make a beeline to Adamson’s booth, since he always offers unique items related to the early history of the community.

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a reputation for consolidating the best of what the market has to offer in terms of early furniture and related primitives in original paint and surface, with a special emphasis on Ohio and surrounding states. Last year, when Jan and

The Old Woodshed of Brick, N.J., doing the Zoar show for the second time, showed this round candle mold with a pierced “witch’s hat” on top. Found in Lancaster County, Pa., in nice condition, it was priced at $865.

After the show opened and items were selling inside, the line continued to extend from the show tent toward the restored historic village of Zoar across the road. in the past. Sherag said he felt that by not incorporating walls, the venue looked more “flea-markety” instead of like a professional show. The walls this year enabled dealers to display quilts, coverlets, frakturs, samplers, paintings and many colorful smalls that instantly added more color, graphic appeal and general interest to the overall setting. The new manager said he likes the size of the show as it is presently and will not seek to expand it beyond the huge tent that now houses it. “It’s one of the only shows in the United States that is set in an historical community,” said Sherag, adding, “That makes it a natural draw.” Where else, he asks, can a visitor go to a top-notch antiques show, tour the docent-staffed restored Zoar Village and visit a group of the nation’s most noted craft artisans all for $9? Something else Sherag resurrected from the show’s earlier years was the inclusion of a designer booth - essentially a room setting filled with top-of-the-line merchandise he spots in dealers’ booths as he roams the show. For many

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In its first outing at the Zoar show, Diane and Jim Farr Antiques of Boalsburg, Pa., brought an outstanding selection of early iron items. Jim Farr said that within the first couple hours, they had sold about 10 items. Still, no one had nabbed the outstanding pair of Moravian hinges (center) with engraving or some of the other choice items, ranging from betty lamps and button hole cutters to blacksmith-made door latches and ladles, which ranged in price from $85 to $300.

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years, the show was noted for offering a designer booth when nationally known American country designer Nancy Kalin co-managed the event with Gus Knapp of Hudson. Sherag noted that a $3,000 sampler sold from the designer booth in the opening 10 minutes of the show, followed a short time later by a $1,200 paint-decorated coffee box. The new manager said that while Zoar has a very strong reputation as a country show, “You can’t just have straight Americana. I want to take the show to a higher level, but I also want to start to diversify it a little bit,” he noted. Sherag said he believes that opening the door to high quality vintage and repurposable historic items will help coax new collectors into the market. By the time this year’s show ended, Sherag said, he wanted its dealers already thinking about what special items they might bring to next year’s edition. “We want this to be a destination spot for people. That’s the goal,” said Sherag. Many of the dealers who talked to this writer said they were highly impressed with Sherag’s efforts to recraft the show this year, and undoubtedly the most often heard phrase describing him was that he “works like a dog.” By the time the door to the tent opened Saturday, the line for admission was impressively lengthy, wending its way across a parking lot toward

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Perhaps the best bargain on the floor was this set of 70 harness maker’s tools in their original dovetailed case, retaining its original mustard over blue paint, offered by Mapleside Farm Antiques of Titusville, Pa. With its original maker’s label intact inside, the 1870s set was priced at $335 – that’s less than $5 per tool, many of which had fine rosewood handles. It got a lot of attention, but no takers by noon on opening day.

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I was up in Pennsylvania at an auction recently. I had not been “to sale� in ages, and so it was nice to be back. I ran into an old friend who was a dealer, and we got to talking about some of the merchandise. One individual evidently consigned the pieces, as they were lumped together and had a very similar appearance. It did not appear to be “dealer dump� (a trade term for when a dealer sends a group of items to auction to get back some investment on inventory that has not sold), but rather they were from a collector. The pieces had a similarity of quality and finish. They brought incredibly

As collectors, we all worry about whether our treasures are real or not. I have purchased my share of fakes, and there are items that I own that I wonder about. We want things in perfect condition but then worry that something is so perfect that it must be fake. We want honest wear, but what is that? Items made as part of the folk art craft revival in the 1930s have accumulated that kind of wear. So have items made in the 1970s and buried in a pile of manure for a while and then polished with lemon oil. I wandered around the sale and watched as some rushed out with boxes carrying treasures. I watched as others who were disappointed at not getting anything shuffled out the door. And I watched a lot of folks shake their heads and wonder if the items were real or not.

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The Wallace Nutting Collectors Club will be meeting for a special conference in conjunction with the Webb-DeaneStevens Museum exhibit “Wallace Nutting: Preservation Pioneer.� There will be no charge for this conference, and the public is welcome. Membership is not required to attend. The conference will take place on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday, Sept 22, 23, and 24, in Wethersfield, Conn. On Thursday evening at 6 p.m., at the Webb-DeaneStevens Museum at 211 Main St., Michael Ivankovich will present a lecture titled “Wallace Nutting Overview 1861-1941.� On Friday at 3 p.m., at the Episcopal Trinity Parish Hall at 300 Main St., a special auction will be held with over 350 lots of Wallace Nutting furniture and handcolored photography.

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and exhibition. The artist, John Ritto Penniman, is best known for his decorative painting on clock faces, furniture, and boxes. He was also an illustrator and portraitist in greater Boston and central Massachusetts. Throughout his career, Penniman worked alongside celebrated craftsmen such as Simon and Aaron Willard and Thomas Seymour. For at least two years (18081810), Penniman worked in Thomas Seymour’s Boston Furniture Warehouse and collaborated with the cabinetmaker on card tables, work tables, and case furniture. A cabinetmaker, Tilly Mead was born in Petersham, Mass., and worked in Hardwick, Mass. His estate acrylic painting for the one- inventory shows “unfinished sheet used for “Cannonball furniture, a veneering plane, a Run II� sold for $21,501. Also, turning lathe, a shop stove the always popular one-sheet and pipe, and furniture patfor “This Gun for Hire� real- terns.� His wife Caroline was the daughter of Captain ized $15,535. For further information, Abraham Hathaway of Ranham (now Raynham), Mass. visit www.HA.com. While more research needs to be done into the buying frame of mind. estate and work of Tilly Mead, To learn more, call Steve the portraits speak to the Sherhag at 330-207-2196 or importance of cabinetmaking email Sherhag@gmail.com. as an industry in Worcester For more information County during the early about the village of Zoar in Zoar, Ohio, readers may visit www.historiczoarvillage.com.

Poster For D.W. Griffith’s Civil War Classic Film Brings $74,687 A one-sheet poster for D.W. Griffith’s 1915 epic “The Birth of a Nation� – considered to be one of the most controversial and explicitly racist films of the early 20th century – sold for $74,687 to an HA Live! bidder for more than three times expectations in Heritage Auctions’ summer Vintage Movie Posters Auction. The July 30 and 31 auction realized more than $1.7 million, with top prices paid for pre-war horror posters and uncommon discoveries for classic American films. “Despite being one of the most influential motion pictures of all time, posters from “The Birth of a Nation� movie are almost never seen at auction,� said Grey Smith, director of vintage posters at Heritage. “I’m not surprised it

did well, but I was pleased to see it surpass expectations three times over. The entire auction was a success from start to finish.� Posters from horror films proved popular, as a rare onesheet for 1939’s sequel “Son of Frankenstein,� starring A-listers Boris Karloff, Bela Lugosi, and Basil Rathbone, sold for $43,020, and a one-sheet for Universal’s 1939 classic “Dracula’s Daughter� sold for $35,850. A one-sheet for “The Mummy’s Hand� brought $14,937. Multiple bidders vied for rare paper from Hollywood classics, including one of just a handful of one-sheets known to exist from the 1930 film “Morocco� starring Gary Cooper and Marlene Dietrich. The bright stone lithographed

copy – which marked Dietrich’s America movie debut – sold for $40,630. A one-sheet for “The Bell Boy,� the 1918 film starring cinematic comedy giants Fatty Arbuckle and Buster Keaton, sparked a bidding war among ten people to blow past its $3,000 pre-auction estimate to sell for $35,850. Unusual discoveries sparked intense bidder interest, as a scarce insert format poster for the iconic “Casablanca� sold for $33,460, and a set of three Italian premier display posters for 1966’s “The Good, the Bad and the Ugly� – measuring an amazing 39-by-110inches – sold for an astounding $31,070 against an $18,000 estimate. Famed poster artist Drew Struzan’s original

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the picturesque restored historic village beyond. One longtime dealer estimated Saturday’s gate at more than 1,600 but said Sunday’s

decades of the 19th century. From a curatorial perspective, the Mead portraits’ detailed backgrounds - particularly that of Mr. Mead - make them even more compelling. He is depicted with a tambour-style desk and bookcase, possibly one of his own design and construction. The inclusion of the desk in the portrait is a bit curious. This style of desk would have been out of fashion by 1831. It may have been made about 1815 or so, when Tilly was around 20 years old. If so, the desk was made by Mr. Mead very early in his career, or towards the end of his training, and as such, was an object of such sentimental value that he chose to have it included in his portrait. “We are delighted to have the portraits as part of the collection,� noted Jane Nylander. “And there is still much to learn about cabinetmaking in Central Massachusetts. This acquisition, among the Village’s most significant in many years, was made with the support of our generous Trustees and donors, and we look forward to sharing the portraits with our many visitors.� The portraits will be on public display in the coming months. Images courtesy of Bernard & S. Dean Levy, New York.

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08006 Barnegat Light 609-361-8039 THE SEAWIFE, 1901 Bayview Ave. at Viking Village. Country primitive antique furniture, quilts, folk art, architecturals & garden. Open Daily. 08054 Mt. Laurel 856-235-1830 CREEK MERCANTILE 118 Creek Rd. Our vendors have excellent taste! Antiques, Vintage, Mid Century, Salvage, Industrial, Jewelry, Primitive, Handmade goods. Vendors Wanted. 08081 Sicklerville 856-545-3187 CARNIVAL OF COLLECTABLES 368 Cross Keys Rd. Open Tues.-Thurs. 10am-6pm, Fri. 10am-7pm, Sat. 8am7pm, Sun 8am-5pm, 12000 sq.ft Antique & Arts Mall, over 100 dlrs www.carnivalofcollectables.com 08525 Hopewell 609-466-9833 TOMATO FACTORY ANTIQUE & DESIGN CENTER 2 Somerset St. We Have It All! Open Mon. thru Sat. 10-5, Sun. 11-5. We have 38 Dealers. www.tomatofactoryantiques.com

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19446 Landsdale 215-361-7910 THE ARCHIVE, 725 W. 2nd St. 1000’s of used & antique books, magazines, postcards, ephemera, coins, records, furniture, antiques, collectibles. 21,000 s.f. Wed. through Sun. 11-6, thearchivebooksandpaper.com

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19343 Glenmoore 610-942-7500 CRICKET’S ANTIQUES & GARDEN MARKET 1641 Horseshoe Pike 2nd floor. Antiques, Artisians & Gardening! Hrs. 10am-5pm daily, Thurs. 10-8:30. cricketsantiquesandgardenmarket.com

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19958 Lewes 302-645-2309 HERITAGE ANTIQUE MARKET, 16168 Coastal Hwy. (RT1), 2 mi. N. of Five Points, Lewes. 65 Dealers. New Dealers Welcomed. Hrs 10-5pm (Summer) 115pm (Winter).

08005 Barnegat 609-698-3020 BAY AVENUE ANTIQUES 349 S. Main (Route 9). Open Tues.-Sun. 10am-5pm. Book Seller: New Jersey Books, Maps, Pottery, Ceramics, Fiesta, Dinnerware, Antiques & Vintage items, etc.

16801 State College 814-238-2980 APPLE HILL ANTIQUES, Rt. 26N to 169 Gerald Street. Distinctive antiques in a gallery setting. Over 60 dealers. Open daily 10 to 6. Wide variety.

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19809 N. Wilmington 302-792-0555 THE ZEPPELIN & THE UNICORN AT THE RED BARN, 400 Silverside Road, Sun., Mon., Wed. 12-5, Closed Tues., Thurs. thru Sat. 10-6. Antiques, unique items. zeppelinandunicornantiques.com

07901 Summit 908-273-9373 SUMMIT ANTIQUES CENTER, 511 Morris Ave. 2 floors, 60+ dealers. Antiques, collectibles. Smalls to furniture. Open 7 days 11-5. Free parking.

16686 Tyrone 814-684-5088 I-99 ANTIQUES, conveniently located off the Tyrone Exit of Interstate 99, 1222 Pennsylvania Ave. Quality antiques & collectibles. 40 Dlrs. Open Daily 10:304:30, Closed Sundays Dlrs welcome.

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19711 Newark 302-733-7677 MAIN STREET ANTIQUES, 23 Liberty Plaza. Now in Summer Hrs. Mon-Sat. 12-8, Sun. 12-5. Over 45 Showcase & Room Dealers selling quality antiques/ collectibles. mainstreetantiques.com

07060 North Plainfield 908-222-2085 NORTH PLAINFIELD ANTIQUE GALLERY 1006 RT22 E Specialize in buying and selling Asian Antiques. Open Wed.-Sun. 11-5.

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19711 Newark 302-454-8007 AUNT MARGARET’S ANTIQUE MALL 294 E. Main St. Mon- Sat. 10-5, Sun 12-5. 2 flrs. Antiques, collectibles, primitives, much more. www.auntmargaretsantiquemall.com

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AUCTIONS

SHOW & FLEA MARKET CALENDAR

DELAWARE 08/28/16, NEW CASTLE, SUN 9 AM-4 PM, Antiques, Battery Park, The Waterfront

PENNSYLVANIA 08/27/16, LITITZ, SAT 9 AM-4 PM, Antiques & Collectibles, Lititz Springs Park 08/27/16, NEW BERLIN, SAT 9 AM-4 PM, Antiques, Arts, Crafts, New Berlin Town Center

08/28/16, NEWARK, SUN 10 AM3 PM, Sports Card & Collectibles, 400 Ogletown Rd, Aetna Fire Hall

09/03/16, MONROE TOWNSHIP, SAT 8 AM-3 PM, Outdoor Antiques & Collectibles, 1922 SR 29, Hayfield

GEORGIA 09/08-11/16, ATLANTA, THURSSUN, Antiques Market, Atlanta Expo Center

09/10-11/16, ERWINNA, SAT 10 AM-5 PM SUN 11 AM-4 PM, Antiques, River Rd (Rt 32), Tinicum Park

10/06-09/16, ATLANTA, THURSSUN, Antiques & Collectibles, Atlanta Expo Center

09/22-24/16, KUTZTOWN, THURS 10 AM-4 PM FRI & SAT 8 AM-4 PM, Antiques & Collectibles Extravaganza, 750 Noble St, Renningers Antique Market

NEW JERSEY 09/10/16, BORDENTOWN, SAT 8:30 AM-3 PM, Stamp, 3 Municipal Dr, Bordentown Senior Center 09/18/16, BARNEGAT LIGHT, SUN 9 AM-5 PM, Antiques & Collectibles, 19th & Bayview Ave, Historic Viking Village 09/24-25/16, PARSIPPANY, SAT 10 AM-6 PM SUN 10 AM-4 PM, Postcard, 33 Baldwin Rd, PAL Center 10/02/16, WAYNE, SUN 9 AM-3 PM, Antiques & Collectibles, N Cove Rd, Wayne PAL Indoor 10/08/16, BORDENTOWN, SAT 8:30 AM-3 PM, Stamp, 3 Municipal Dr, Bordentown Senior Center NEW YORK 08/2716, AQUEBOGUE L I, SAT 9 AM-4:30 PM, Antiques, Rt 25, Olde Steeple Church 09/03-04/16, STORMVILLE, SAT & SUN 8 AM-4 PM, Antique Show & Flea Market, 428 Rt 216, Stormville Airport 10/08-09/16, STORMVILLE, SAT & SUN 8 AM-4 PM, Antique Show & Flea Market, 428 Rt 216, Stormville Airport OHIO 08/26-28/16, WASHINGTON COURT HOUSE, FRI SAT SUN, Antique Extravaganza, Fayette County Fairgrounds 09/30-10/02/16, WASHINGTON COURT HOUSE, FRI-SUN, Antique Extravaganza, Fayette County Fairgrounds

09/23-25/16, YORK, FRI & SAT 10 AM-6 PM SUN 10 AM-5 PM, Antiques, 334 Carlisle Ave, York Fairgrounds Conv & Expo Ctr Memorial Hall East 09/25/16, DENVER, SUN 7 AM-4 PM, Antiques & Collectors Extravaganzas, 2500 N Reading Rd, Renningers Antique Market VIRGINIA 09/17-18/16, CHANTILLY, SAT 9 AM-6 PM SUN 11 AM-5 PM, DC Big FM/Antq.Mkt, 4320 Chantilly Shopping Center, Dulles Expo Center

NEW JERSEY 08/27/16, DELRAN, SAT 10 AM, Furniture, glass, pottery, box lots, Hendryx brass birdcage w deco glass feeders, Henry Rogers oil "Parisian Street Scene" 1977, artist signed watercolors, other art & prints and other items of interest, OnSite 103 Redstone Ridge, Chris Doerner 09/08-10/16, ASBURY, THURS 10 AM FRI & SAT 9 AM, 9/8 Fabrication shop equipment, excavators, Peterbilt truck & trailer, selling farm, haying & industrial equipment, flat bed trailers etc.; 9/9 Farm & primitive antiques, black smith & wheelwright tools carriages & sleighs etc.; 9/10 - Cataloged carriage & coach house appointments, trailers, horse exerciser, stalls, rubber mats etc., 506 Mountain View Rd W, Martin Auctioneers, Inc. OHIO 08/27/16, WILLOUGHBY, SAT 10 AM, Automobilia, car mascots, advertising, vintage signs, trade signs, oil & gas items, soda pop items, beer memorabilia, art bronzes, barber chairs & poles, juke box, slot machines, coin-ops, jewelry, German Grandfather clock etc., 3860 Ben Hur Ave, Milestone Auctions Gallery

10/14-16/16, FISHERSVILLE, FRI 9 AM-5 PM SAT 9 AM-5 PM SUN 11 AM-4 PM, Antiques Expo, 277 Expo Rd, Augusta Expoland

08/27/16, EPHRATA, SAT 9 AM, Antiques, primitives, collectibles, household goods, tools, Horst Auction Center 50 Durlach Rd, Horst Auctioneers 08/27/16, LACK, SAT 9 AM & NOON, Furniture made by George Washington Campbell and others, Cunningham Piano Co player piano w/piano rolls, redware crocks & other crocks, Oriental framed artwork, antiques, collectibles; Real Estate of the Yohn family residence & Village Store, Yohn's Village Store 2014 Rt 75 S, Bryan D. Imes & Sons 08/27/16, SCRANTON, SAT 10 AM, Toy to include toys, dolls, games, action figures, large collection of post war Lionel trains, antiques, collectibles, vintage, 1150 Capouse Ave, Lettieri Auction & Appraisal

08/28/16, CAMP HILL, SUN 11 AM, Local estates and quality additions, 2228 Gettysburg Rd, Costea's Auction Gallery

09/03 & 09/05/16, QUARRYVILLE, SAT & MON, Quilts, fine art, Amish-made food, furniture, vacations, sports memorabilia, used cars, Solanco Fairgrounds 172 S Lime St, Hospice & Community Care

08/28/16, HARRISBURG, SUN 10 AM, Antiques, collectibles, primitives, art, house and home; furniture Noon, 1500 Paxton St, Cordier Auctions & Appraisals 08/30 & 9/1/16, HATFIELD, TUES 4 PM THURS 9 AM, 8/30 Stamp; 9/1 - Estate antiques to include Singer feather weight sewing machine, furniture, glass, china, pottery, art, primitives, sterling, jewelry, dolls, toys, trains etc., 501 Fairgrounds Rd, Alderfer's Auctioneers & Appraisers

09/03 & 09/05/16, SUNBURY, SAT & MON 8 AM, Antiques & Collectibles, 9749 State rt 147, Dockey Auction Services, LLC 09/03/16, FRACKVILLE, SAT 11 AM, Firearms, furniture, coins, jewelry, military antique & vintage, tip trays, collectibles, china, pottery, glass etc., Schuylkill Mall I-81 & Rt 61, Blums

08/30/16, CHADDS FORD, TUES 11 AM, Summer Hybrid Auction to include decorative arts and antiques, 1 Hillman Dr, William Bunch Auctions Appraisals

09/10-11/16, DENVER, SAT & SUN, Advertising, 2000 N Reading Rd, Morphy Auctions

08/31/16, KINZERS, WED 10 AM, Jewelry Collection, artworks, box lot bonanza, antiques, old books, magazines etc., 5336 Mine Rd, Embassy Auctions International

09/10/16, REINHOLDS, SAT 10 AM, Redware pottery, baskets, wooden carvings etc., OnSite @ Ned & Gwen's Shop 225 N Peartown Rd, Witman Auctioneers, Inc.

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PUBLIC SALE

ANTIQUES, PRIMITIVES, COLLECTIBLES, HOUSEHOLD GOODS & TOOLS

SATURDAY, AUGUST 27, 2016 AT 9:00 A.M.

ANTIQUE & COLLECTIBLE SHOW 19th & Bayview Ave., Barnegat

Preview Times - Friday, August 26 from 2:00 P.M. thru 5:00 P.M. and Saturday, August 27 from 7:00 A.M. * This Is Just A Partial Listing Of Items To Be Sold And May Be Subject To Minor Changes. Photos Representing The Entire Auction Will Be Posted On Our Website www.horstauction.com On Friday, August 26.

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Sale To Be Held At The Horst Auction Center, 50 Durlach Rd., 17522 (The Corner Of Rt. 322 & Durlach Rd., Approx. 21⁄2 Miles West Of Ephrata) FURNITURE - Antique, Reproduction & Modern Incl. Bedroom, Dining Room, Living Room, Family Room, Kitchen, Office & Patio (Sets & Individual Pcs.) SET OF 6 PAIN DECORATED CHAIRS, CHERRY 12 LIGHT CORNER CUPBOARD, 12 LIGHT DUTCH CUPBOARD; APPLIANCES; CLOCKS; LAMPS; SILVER; COPPER & BRASS; CAST IRON; TINWARE; WOODENWARE; CHINA & GLASSWARE INCL. #2 TULIP IRONSTONE, GREEN WHEAT IRONSTONE, TEA LEAF IRONSTONE, PEANUT BUTTER GLASSES; SHELL & JEWEL GLASSWARE; POTTERY; LINENS; ARTWORK; TOYS; TOOLS; BOX LOTS & MANY OTHER ITEMS TO BE SOLD! Accepted Payments: Cash or PA Check. Visa, MasterCard & Debit Card with 3% Fee. No Out-OfState Checks Without Prior Approval.

2016 FALL ANTIQUE EXPOS EAST HANOVER, NJ

SATURDAY, OCT. 22ND 10-5 P.M. SUNDAY, OCT. 23RD 10-4 P.M.

Appraisals 11 to 4 both days Glass Repair on Premises Show Location: Fair Bridge Inn GPS Address: 130 Rt. 10 West, East Hanover, NJ 07936 ADMISSION: $5.00 WITH THIS AD $4.00

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SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 19TH 10-5 P.M. SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 20TH 10-4 P.M.

Appraisals 11 to 4 both days Preview Party November 18 6-8 P.M. * Benefitting Pioneer Nights and Pioneer City Ball Show Location: Anthracite Center GPS Address: 41 N. Main St., Carbondale, PA 18407 For More Info. Call: (570) 960-2754 or (570) 785-5960

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08/26/16, ICKESBURG, FRI 5 PM, Antiques, guns, local memorabilia, coins, collectibles, other items, Ickesburg Auction Center 43 Back Alley, Peachey's General Auctioneering

08/31/16, LEESPORT, WED 1 PM, Depression, elegant & 40/50/60's glass, cookie jars, china etc., Leesport Farmers Market Diefenderfer Auction Gallery Rt 61, Diefenderfer Auction Company, LLC

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CONNECTICUT 08/27/16, MADISON, SAT 9 AM4 PM, Antiques Fair, Town Green

Hayfield Outdoor Antique Sale Saturday, September 3, 2016 8:00 A.M.-3:00 P.M. 25+ quality vendors featuring Furniture, Glassware, Jewelry, Primitives, Stoneware, Pottery, Toys, Postcards, Vintage Items, and much more!

1922 SR 29S, Monroe Township, PA 18657

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Collect-O-Mania: Celebrating CAS Collectors Smack Dab In The Middle: Design Trends Of The Mid-20th Century Do you collect thimbles? There’s a collectors club just for you. Depression glass? Ditto. Washing machines? We’ve got you covered. Whether the subject is ohso-familiar (Fostoria) or ohso-obscure (infant feeders, anyone?) isn’t important. What’s important is that, if it’s collectible, chances are good that a group of like-minded people has formed somewhere, sometime, to celebrate that collectability. A case in point: “CAS Collectors,” founded in 1994 as “a group of people with a

common interest in Ceramic Arts Studio.” In operation from 1940-55, Ceramic Arts Studio gained fame as “the little studio that could.” Operating out of a ramshackle former garage in Madison, Wis., CAS was far removed from the “California Pottery” juggernaut which took the country by storm during the WWII years, when imports were restricted. In popularity and production, however, Ceramic Arts took the lead, producing over 500,000 figurines annually during its peak years. That Midwest moxie was due to the marketing skills of Studio owner Reuben Sand, and, even more importantly, to the talents of the Studio’s principal designer, Betty Harrington. Harrington was responsible for almost the entire roster of the Studio’s 1,000-plus figurine inventory. Bursting with innate talent, but with little formal artistic training, her link to the Studio came about by happy accident. Using clay from a well being dug at her home, Harrington created the figurine of a kneeling girl. Looking for a

This is a promotional poster for the 2016 CAS Collectors Convention, “The Ceramic Arts Storybook.” This year’s theme celebrates the many fairy tale and fantasy figurines released by the Studio.

These are Studio decorators in the late 1940s. The photo is one of a series taken by Betty Harrington to document the ceramic production process. source to have the figurine “fired,” she recalled a business she drove past daily en route to her secretarial job “Ceramic Arts Studio.” Prior to Betty’s 1941 arrival, CAS had struggled unsuccessfully to find a sales niche for its often leaky pots and vases. When Harrington stopped in, Reuben Sand was amazed at the quality of her work. A brainstorm struck why not change the focus of the firm to figural ceramics? Better yet, why not have Betty Harrington design them? For the next 15 years, Ceramic Arts Studio warmed America’s hearts with imaginative renditions of children,

animals, historical and international subjects, and fairy tale/ fantasy characters. When CAS closed its doors in 1955, the victim of cheap imports, knickknack shelves across the country were filled with the Studio’s charming and colorful figurines. And there they sat, awaiting rediscovery. That came in 1993, with the Wisconsin Pottery Association’s exhibit of CAS

figurines. Special guests at the showing were Betty Harrington and Reuben Sand. The response was so favorable that, in 1994, a collector’s club was formed, under the leadership of Tim Here is one of the few visuals of the Ceramic Arts Studio Holthaus and building.The painting was by Zona Liberace, the Studio’s Jim Petzold. The head decorator (and stepmother of the famed pianist). club’s mission, as stated in its first newslet- called to mind her very first ter, “to provide accurate infor- figurine. A highlight of the mation on authentic Studio convention was Harrington’s of how pieces, and attract stories and demonstration memories of the Studio and “M’amselle” came to be. “This was very important the collecting experience.” Betty Harrington was an to me, because it is so difficult enthusiastic club participant, to describe in writing how thrilled by the renewed inter- items are made from a mold. I est in the Studio. When the brought in the mold that I club embarked on plans for used to make all the its first-ever Convention in “M’amselles,” and I described 1995, Harrington eagerly how I made her in so many agreed to create a limited- different positions. I felt that a edition commemorative for visual explanation would the occasion. “M’amselle,” make the whole process Continued on page 13 depicting a kneeling girl,

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Some of the CAS staff, as seen here in the late 1940s. Owner Reuben Sand is center and Betty Harrington is second from the right.

Here is a page from the Ceramic Arts catalog, late 1940s. Among Betty Harrington’s many CAS responsibilities were photographing and laying out each season’s catalog.

“Slinky Siamese cats for feline fanciers” were the pair, “Thai & ThaiThai” and they were designed for Ceramic Arts by “Rebus” (Ulle Cohen). Rebus designed a limited number of pieces during several years at the Studio in the early 1950s (est. $40$50 pr). Betty Harrington and Reuben Sand reunited at the Wisconsin Pottery Association exhibit honoring Ceramic Arts Studio in 1993.

This is Betty Harrington at work, late 1940s.

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Fooled By Fakes By Anita Stratos Who would ever guess that the same company that created those graceful “Pretty Ladies” figurines in flowing gowns also used to make sewer pipes? Such was the evolution of Royal Doulton, which started out in 1815 as a partnership named Jones, Watts & Doulton. As the years went by and they began making more and different types of wares, the company established separate businesses until 1854, when it became entirely owned by the Doulton family. At that point the independent businesses were liquidated and one company was formed - Doulton & Co. Throughout the decades, as partnerships changed, so did the company name as well as their identifying marks. Royal Doulton, under several different names, has produced many types of items from ceramic plates and stoneware bottles to the porcelain figurines we all recognize. But what we may not recognize are the fakes that are being made in Asia and even Ireland, or the even harder to detect altered pieces. Fake Royal Doulton is so extensive that England’s Trading Standards Officers (TSO) who work on behalf of businesses and consumers to prevent, detect and prosecute illegal activity in many areas including fraud, issued a warning about fake Royal Doulton several years ago. In seizures of these pieces, ranging from Lambeth Ware to more contemporary Doulton, they found that counterfeiters are making new molds from original items. These fake pieces don’t have the detail of the originals, and they may have colors that are too bold and bright where original Doulton colors would have been more subtle. TSO also found that the application of the paint can be uneven, so some areas are lighter than others. Trading Standards Officers also found fakes that were marked on the bottom with felt-tipped pens instead of having incised numbers. Pieces that were supposed to be vintage or antique had clean, unscuffed bottoms with none of the wear or soiling you would typically find on a piece with age. When a mold is made from an existing authentic piece and that mold is then used to make a fake, the resulting piece is somewhat smaller in size than an authentic piece

would be. Most Royal Doulton reference guides include the measurements of each piece listed, which helps buyers weed out some fakes. In some cases, the fake piece is solid, made with lightweight plaster so it doesn’t need to be fired and therefore it doesn’t shrink. Although these pieces may have the correct measurements, they’ll be a bit heavier and the unpainted base will have a different color tone than a true Doulton figurine. While most fake Royal Doulton is being made in Asia and Ireland, there’s also a lesser-known problem of altered authentic Royal Doulton pieces. Some of these pieces are being sold as prototypes or unfinished items, which would be highly desirable if real. Sometimes fakers fire the color off of a piece and then represent it as unfinished. These can be hard to detect, but if you look closely, you may be able to see hints of color left on the

piece; one piece known to be sold this way is a Santa character jug - the piece was finished, but the color in Santa’s red jacket was fired off, turning it white. Such a piece will be represented as unfinished, but if you look carefully you may be able to see traces of red. Another type of alteration is when fraudsters change features on an authentic piece to make it seem like a one-of-akind item. Such was the case with a “Mad Hatter” character mug, whose white hair was painted black and a black mustache was added to its face. The backstamps are, of course, all authentic because this was a real Doulton piece, but the words “Factory Property” were added underneath, handwrit-

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ten in blue, to make the piece seem like a rare one-of-a-kind item that never went into production. You may also find small spots on the bottom that look like they have white paint on them - this is where the scammer has tried to obliterate a telltale mark or HN number that can identify the piece as what it truly is. They may put in a new HN number or even apply an additional Doulton backstamp - careful examination of the piece will tell the real story. A good reference source is important, not just for marks, dates, sizes and numbers, but also because some fakes have the wrong colors on them. If the jacket on a figurine was painted in more than one color by Doulton but you’re looking at a solid-color jacket, it’s probably not authentic. One such piece that was seen online was a “Jester” toby with a completely red face - Doulton’s real “Jester” toby had true-tolife facial colors. This example also had sloppy paintwork as well as the uneven paint application mentioned earlier. These fakes are sold online as well as in shops, so know what to look for, consult experts or your trusted reference guide, and enjoy the hunt! Photos are property of the author except for dancing figurine (sourced from Wikimedia Commons). At A Glance Signs of a fake: 1. Bold or bright colors. 2. Uneven paintwork. 3. Lack of detail. 4. Incorrect colors. 5. “Whited-out” spots underneath. Reference books, websites and collecting groups are the best ways to keep from being fooled by fakes. Here are a few: “Royal Doulton Figurines” by Jean Dale; Doulton Collectors Club (https:// doultoncollectorsclub.com); Royal Doulton Collectors Events (https://www.face book.com/Royal-Doulton -Collectors-Events -274389312697268).

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Hybrid Sale Slated For Aug. 30 At William Bunch Auctions William Bunch Auctions is hosting its end-of-summer hybrid auction. A hybrid sale is a cross between a catalog auction and a regular biweekly sale. An array of higher-end items will be available for online bidding through Live Auctioneers and Invaluable, while other lots will only be available by live in-house bidders. The auction will be held on Tuesday, Aug. 30, starting at 10 a.m. The sale is freckled with an array of American decorative arts and antiques, including Victorian “Gone With the Wind” lamps, oil lamps, occupational shaving mugs, Roly Poly Brownie tobacco tins, World War II propaganda pins,

Baccarat art glass, stoneware, redware, woven baskets, buckets, pantry boxes, wrought iron, cast iron, pewter, walking sticks, decoys, coverlets, and more. A private collector in Williamstown, N.J., consigned nearly 100 Victorian-era lamps along with more than 30 pieces of blue decorated stoneware and 38 clocks. The assortment of clocks includes tall clocks, shelf clocks, wall clocks, wag-onthe-wall clocks, Art Nouveau mantle clocks, China case clocks, and French figural clocks, among others. A circa 1800 mahogany eight-day tall clock is expected to bring $1,500–$2,500. A fascinating mixed wood folk art cathedral clock that will surely catch a few collectors’

eyes is estimated at $400–$800. Some unique lots will include seven Roly Poly tobacco tins. All original and scarcely found on today’s collectable market, these tins date to circa 1912. In that year, Mayo’s Tobacco Company packaged its cut plug tobacco in tins with lithographed characters that each held one pound of tobacco and were opened by untwisting the head. The tobacco tins are estimated to bring anywhere from $100–$600 per lot. Additionally, the hybrid sale will feature 18 lots of occupational shaving mugs. At the turn of the 20th century, barbershops across the U.S. displayed personalized shaving mugs of their shop attendees. The mugs generally had the customer’s name and a hand-painted sketch of his occupation. The mugs are estimated to bring anywhere between $100–$400 each. The Aug. 30 sale will offer furniture selections including a seven-piece carved mahogany French-style bedroom suite ($1,200–$1,800), a pair of mahogany American Federal banquet table ends ($600–$1,200), and a chic Arne Vodder for Sibast rosewood dining room suite This oil-on-canvas by Dutch artist ($2,000–$4,000). Other items Lodewikl Bruckman (1913-80) is titled will include armchairs, end Many Victorian-era “Gone With the “Still Life With Fruit, Basket, and tables, jelly cupboards, coffee tables, and servers. Wind” lamps will be offered in the sale. Cloth.”

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The 39th Annual Natchez Antiques Forum Returns To Historic City Killian, major gifts officer, Winterthur Museum, Garden & Library; Dr. Megan Kassabaum, assistant professor of anthropology at the University of Pennsylvania and Weingarten assistant curator in the Penn Museum’s American Section; and Nicholas Powers, curator, Museum of the Shenandoah Valley. Tickets for the weekend are $300 per person and

include all Friday and Saturday lectures, coffee breaks and lunch. A one-day pass on Friday is $175 and $125 on Saturday. To register online, visit www.natchezpilgrimage.com or contact Jan Scarborough, forum registrar, at antiques forum@bellsouth.net or at 601-443-1261.

Redware Consists Of: Schofield, Stahl, Meininger, And Much More Early Redware Pcs., Also Southern Folk Pottery, Such As Meaders, Craig, Cole, Jugtown, Bybee And Many Others. Gotshall & Strawser Carvings And More! For Photos, Terms Full Listing See Website:

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Foster Mound and Pine Ridge communities and late-18th to mid-19th century Natchez homes. Tours will begin with a brief history of the area by Jim Wiggins. Other speakers will include - Lydia Blackmore, curator of decorative arts at The Historic New Orleans Collection; Caryne Eskridge, project director and research coordinator, Classical Institute of the South; Jackie

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The Pilgrimage Garden Club will host the 39th Annual Natchez Antiques Forum in Natchez, Miss., with three days of lectures, tours and specials events taking place at iconic venues throughout the city, Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Nov. 3, 4 and 5. The 2016 theme is “Natchez 300: A Decorative Arts Legacy on New Horizons,” and will explore the decorative arts, artifacts and culture of the city’s rich 300-year history. Throughout this event, visitors will be able to speak with and hear from noted experts, many of whom have personal connections to Natchez. Daniel Brooks, forum moderator and retired director of Arlington Historic House in Birmingham, Ala., will open the weekend with an overview presentation titled, “Anniversary Overture.” Registration begins Thursday, Nov. 3, at the Natchez Convention Center. There is an optional tour Thursday morning of early private Natchez houses in the Pine Ridge community. That evening, there will be a cocktail reception at Longwood, the iconic 1861 octagonal house, and an optional private tour of early Natchez houses in the Pine Ridge community. On Friday, in addition to lectures, participants will enjoy lunch at the historic Carriage House Restaurant and have the option to attend a fundraising dinner with Forum speakers at the magnificent Stanton Hall for $125. Following lectures on Saturday will be a tour of the

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clearer,” recalled Harrington. Harrington proclaimed the first convention “super-duper,” and after her passing in 1996, the tradition of an annual CAS Collectors Convention continued. Each year’s theme continues to celebrate a different aspect of the Studio’s heritage. And each year’s Convention is held where it all began - in Madison, Wis. That’s the “CAS Collectors”

An assortment of CAS figurines gather for a “Surprise Party” honoring the 100th anniversary of Betty Harrington’s birth from the 2013 CAS Collectors Convention promotion.

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AUCTION OF YOHN’S VILLAGE STORE GPS Address: 2014 Route 75 South, Lack, PA 17021

WATERLOO, PA Located at 2014 Route 75 South, East Waterford, PA 17021 - 25 miles south of Port Royal and 12 miles north of Spring Run along Route 75 at the village of Waterloo.

SATURDAY, AUGUST 27 9:00 A.M. WITH REAL ESTATE AT 12:00 NOON Furniture made by George Washington Campbell and others: Early sideboard, 2 drawers over 2 doors w/backsplash & porcelain knobs; large one-drawer over 2 drawers over 2 doors dresser; early oak S-roll desk; large stepback corner cupboard w/paneled doors; 4-drawer dresser w/roped columns; large early wardrobe; cottage-style dresser; cedar wardrobe; early oak bed; very early two-door jelly cupboard w/large wooden knobs; Cunningham Piano Co player piano, exc. cond., w/boxes of piano rolls; wooden money drawer and change holders (1800’s from Campbell Store); Campbell Family skirts, nightgowns, dresses, jackets; early sewing machine; small early table w/ spool-type legs; early wooden flour bin; cedar chest; oak washstand; oak single-door beveled glass fronted china cupboard; Maytag very early square tub ringer washer; early bucket bench; Black Hawk box sheller; 2 - Newport, Pennsylvania bottles; H&S Philadelphia blue jar; Glyco Thymoline Kress bottle; Tappans Little Casino cologne bottle; green glass hand-blown ammonia bottles; ES&B 3 gal decorated jug; AGC Dipple 3 gal. crock; JH Dipple 1½ gal. crock; JH Dipple crock; redware crocks; FH Cowden crock; several other crocks; 1 gal. apple butter crock; early Oriental framed artwork; braided rugs; GW Campbell 1800’s expense book; 1875-1876 journal w/names and items; early bills from Philadelphia stockyards; 1877 Juniata Atlas; 1899 Sears Roebuck American Pure Food Cookbook; Blairs Mills 1887 Autograph Book; 1825 ‘Pilgrim’s Progress’ 1812 Geography schoolbook; 1847 ‘History of Northumberland, Huntingdon, Mifflin, Centre, Union, Clinton, Juniata and Columbia Counties’; many more items. Please visit our website for complete listing of items and photos.

REAL ESTATE - 12:00 NOON - AUGUST 27, 2016 The gang’s all here - attendees pause for a group photo at the 2015 CAS Collectors Convention.

YOHN FAMILY RESIDENCE AND YOHN’S VILLAGE STORE A 178’x178’ lot in Lack Township, Juniata County bordering Route 75 in the village of Waterloo. An 1800’s two-story 1,700 square foot 4-bedroom Victorian home with mountain stone gas fireplace updated with all modern amenities. Attached to this beautiful home is a two-story 1848 square foot country store building which has been a country store since the mid-1800’s. Property includes a detached two-car garage and a 32x58 two-story shed, has a new drilled well and on-site sewage. For showing, contact Louise at 717-734-3363. Real Estate Terms: 10% down day of sale, balance due in 45 days. Showing By Appointment - phone Louise at 717-734-3363. Owner: Louise Yohn

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antiquesandauctionnews.net story. But whether your personal collect-o-mania focuses on marbles, playing cards, or telephone insulators, somewhere out there a collector’s club is waiting just for you. Seek it out, and join in the fun! The 2017 CAS Collectors Convention will be held Saturday, Aug. 27. This year’s theme: “The Ceramic Arts Storybook.” Full details are available on the club’s website, www.cascollectors.com. Images courtesy of CAS Collectors. Donald-Brian Johnson is This is a convention display of past commemoratives and a 1940s promotionthe co-author of numerous al photo of Betty Harrington. books on design and collectibles, including “Ceramic Arts Studio: The Legacy of Betty Harrington.” Please address inquiries to: donaldbrian@msn.com.

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From 1952 on, the “Zebra” served as the logo mascot for Ceramic Arts Studio. The amber-and-black version received limited production (est. $300$350).

The memories live on thanks to a State Historical Marker erected in 1998 on the former Madison site of Ceramic Arts Studio.

Playful animals, such as “Skunky Bank” and the “Skunk Snuggle Pair” were a Harrington specialty (est. $125$150; $40-$50).

“St. George,” “Lady Rowena,” and “Archibald the Dragon” made up Betty Harrington’s “Chivalry Suite” (est. $350-$400 set).

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THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 8TH – 10:00 A.M. Fabrication Shop Equipment, Custom Mezzanine 12’x60’, 19,000 lb. Mohawk Truck Lift & (3) Car Lifts. Approximately 11:30 A.M. Excavators, Peterbilt Truck & Trailer followed by Farm Type Equipment. Selling Farm, Haying & Industrial Equipment, Flat Bed Trailers

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 9TH - 9:00 A.M. *** Selling with 2 Auctioneers All Day*** Farm & Primitive Antiques, Black Smith & Wheelwright Tools, Draft Horse Harness-Single & Pairs, English, Western & Military Saddles, Contents of Carriage Shop Parts including New & Used Wheels, Springs, Bearings Axles & many more Parts, Large Collection of Assorted Bells, Furniture, Carriage Appointments, Early Agricultural Farm Tools, Large Anvil, Cone Anvils & much more! 1:00 P.M. Approximately 20 Carriages & Sleighs - Assorted Poles & Shafts

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 10TH - 9:00 A.M. Starting with Cataloged Carriage & Coach House Appointments 10:00 A.M. Trailers, Horse Exerciser, Stalls, and Rubber Mats. 11:00 A.M. 100+ Carriages & Appointments Trailers: Feather Lite Gooseneck Horse Trailer, 48 ft. Long 8 ft. wide 8 ft. tall, 4 Horse with Carriage Compartment but could be 6 Horse, 6 ft. Tack Room, Corrugated Aluminum, Polish Stainless, Fully Insulated, 2-8,000 lb. Axles; Exiss 2 Horse Stainless Gooseneck Trailer, Insulated, 22 ft. on the Floor, 7 ft. Wide x 8 ft. Tall, Rear Ramp, 5 ft. Side Ramp, 2 5,200 lb. Axles, Aluminum Wheels; Continental Enclosed Cargo Trailer, Black in Color, 26 ft. on the Floor, 8 ft. Tall, Aluminum, 5 ft. Side Door; Wells Cargo Enclosed Trailer, Red in Color, 32 ft. on Floor, Cabinets inside, Triple 7,000 lb. Axles. The Kraft Walker and 4 Trailers to sell at Approx. 10:30 A.M. Directions: Approx. 20 miles East of Allentown, PA Take Exit 3 Phillipsburg off Interstate 78 in New Jersey, US Highway 22 West 3/10 mile to right on Greenwich St. (Rout 638 E), to four way stop continue 3/10 mile turn right onto Willow Grove Rd. approx. 3/ 10 mile slight left continuing on Willow Grove Rd. continue approx. 2 miles to left onto Good Springs Rd. approx. ? mile take the 1st right onto Mountain View Rd. W. 7/10 mile to Auction on left through gated farm entrance. TERMS: CASH, CERTIFIED CHECKS, TRAVELERS CHECKS, VISA, DISCOVER, MASTERCARD. Personal or Business Checks accepted only with a Current Bank Letter of Guaranteed Payment, made payable to: Paul Z. Martin, Jr. This currently dated letter must be presented at time of registering for a buyer’s number. All purchases must be paid by end of sale day and before being removed from auction site. 13% BUYER’S PREMIUM - 3% Discount for Cash or Checks. Please Note: Thursday all Industrial Equipment selling up to and including $30,499 Buyer’s Premium 13%, 3% Discount for Cash or Check. $30,500 or more the Buyer’s Premium will be 9% with a 3% Discount for Cash or Check. For Additional Terms & Conditions Check our Web Site. Call for Check Approval. Please Respect Our Customers Privacy, No Admittance onto the Farm without an Appointment with Auctioneers! Storage is available for a short time after the auction, arrangements must be agreed upon by Auctioneers. Maximum - 7 days. EVERY ITEM AND/OR VEHICLE IS SOLD “AS IS, WHERE IS. Statements made day of sale take precedence over all printed material. Colored Catalogs available for Saturday’s session contact our office. A very limited supply. US Catalogs $30.00 Overseas & Canada Catalogs $30.00 plus Shipping & Handling. Manager & Consultant ***Please Note All Equipment properly maintained and stored in climate controlled P.O. Box 72 • New Holland PA 17557 buildings*** Phone: (717) 354-2010 • Fax: (717) 354-2011 Go to www.paulzmartinjrauctioneers.com Auctioneer ID #27759 email: pzmjrauctioneers@frontier.com or our web site for updates PA AU-001863-L | KY RP2584 | OH 57199255149 & LARGE Photo Gallery

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Draw A Pen Or Pencil At The Emporium

GENERATIONS OF ANTIQUES & COLLECTIBLES

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 3 & LABOR DAY MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 2016 LOCATION:

3 Miles South of Sunbury

9749 STATE ROUTE 147,

SUNBURY, PA

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8:00 A.M. ***

ANTIQUES & COLLECTIBLES (5) Horse Drawn Sleighs; Horse Drawn Sulky, Buck Board Wagon & Work Sleds; (5) Swab Hand Wagons; Horse Drawn Farm Implements (Cultivator, Plow & 2 Deering Reapers w/original paint); Buggy Seats; Wooden & Steel Buggy Wheels; Buggy Steps; Wagon Jack; Numerous Buggy Parts; Horse Tack; Single Trees; Hay Knife; Wooden Wheelbarrows; S-1 New Holland Combination Belt Driven Mandrel Saw; Myers Pumps; (2) Wisconsin Gas Motors; Wooden Washing Machine; Straw Cutter; Grain Cradles; Hay Hooks; Barn Auger; CastIron Dinner Bells; Approx. 40 Straps Sleigh Bells; Cow Bells; School Bells; Victorian Door Bell; Asst. Scales (Huckster, Beam, Platform & Countertop); Milk Cans & Bottles; Asst. Teakettles; Sadirons; Enterprise Cherry Seeders; Crocks; Jugs; Numerous Sets of Cast-Iron Furniture; Cast-Iron Urns, Fencing, Gates, Porch Posts & Mailbox; Porcelain Light Shades; Kerosene Lamp Parts - some new; Exterior Lighting Fixtures; Lightning Rods & Globes; Birdcages; Clay Flower Pots; Marble Fireplace Mantels; Wooden Shutters; Barrels & Nail Kegs; Wooden Crates & Boxes; Chicken Crates; Chicken Waterers; Egg Baskets; Washboards; Enterprise Sausage Stuffers; Cast-Iron Kettles w/3-Foot; Numerous Butchering Items; Mounted Texas Long Horns; Coal Buckets & Shovels; Galvanized Kerosene & Watering Cans; King Edward Cigars Sign; PA License Plates (1930-60); Street Signs; Coca-Cola Carriers; Ice Tongs; Screw Jacks; Rakes; Shovels; Axes; Hatchets; Picks; Adz; Cant Hooks; Pulleys; Picks; Axes & Numerous Farm Tools; Etc. Check website for photos.

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name are highly collectible. Other pens prized by collectors were made by Parker, Conklin, Sheaffer, Mont Blane, and Mable Todd & Dard. The Burlington Antique and Art Emporium display case for the month of September will be filled with items found on a desk - pens, pencils, ink wells, blotters, and more. With a purchase, customers can draw a pen or pencil and receive a storewide gift certificate, a dealer gift certificate, or dealer discount

for a future purchase. The Emporium will be involved in the following upcoming events: Saturday, Sept. 10, the Wood Street Fair (rain date will be Sunday, Sept. 11); Saturday, Oct. 1, the Antique Car Show (rain date will be Sunday, Oct. 2); and Sunday, Oct. 2, the Emporium Antique Show (rain or shine). The Emporium is located at 424 High St., Burlington City, N.J. For directions, call 609-747-8333. Happy antiquing!

Edison Graphophones; Edison Record Players; (2) Parlour Organs; (2) Baby Grand Pianos; Player Piano Rolls; Numerous Organ Stools & Parts; Lg. Asst. 33 Record Albums; School Issued 1950’s - Style Record Players; Corner Cupboard; Oak Stacking Sectional Bookcase; Dry Sink; Countertop Display Case; Floor Model Showcases; Floor Model & Countertop Radios; PA House Furniture (Grandfather Clocks, Highboy, Hutch, Side Tables, Dining Room Furniture, Bedroom Furniture, etc.); Round Top Trunks; Carpet Rockers; Asst. Plank Bottom Chairs; School Desks & Chairs; Amusement Park Train (Red Rock RR 546) w/Wisconsin Gas Motor; Pinball Machine/D. Gottliebs & Co. “Game Mane Top Card”; Coca-Cola Machine; Chevy Shop Manuals (1965-1985); 1901 US Wall Map; Mantel Clocks; Bronze & Marble Figural Clocks; Alarm Clocks; Dresser Lamps; Kerosene Lamps & Chimneys; Lighting Fixtures & Chandeliers; Pressed Glass; Ruby Red Souvenir Glass; Milk Glass; Carnival Glass; Depression Glass; Goofus Glass; Figural Planters; Shakers; Blue Glass Canning Jars; Picture Frames; Asst. Wooden Boxes (Hankie, Dresser, Tools, etc.); Vintage Clothing; 1844 John Hamelton, Northumberland County Sampler; Quilts; Comforters; Braided & Hooked Rugs; Buggy Robs; Quadruple Plate Tea Set; Flatware; Candelabras; Glass Plate Camera; Box Cameras; Buggy Horns; Glass Insulators; Miner’s Tin Lunchbox; Sunbeam Electric Heater; Wagner Cast-Iron Teakettle; Sadirons; Cast-Iron Kettles; Copper Fire Extinguisher; Crocks & Jugs; Lightning Guider Sleds; Lg. Asst. 33 Record Albums; Check website for photos. NOTE: More photos will be listed on our website. This auction is a multi-generation family collection of unique & interesting items. As you will see, the items as well as the location are very clean & well maintained. Keeping that in mind, the family is requesting your courtesy & respect. No admittance to this farm is requested without an appointment. Preview will be the day of the auction. Forklift available day of auction to assist buyers with loading. TERMS: Cash. Personal checks accepted w/established account or prior approval. No Buyer’s Premium! No absentee or phone bids accepted. Jeff P. Pontius, Owner DOCKEY AUCTION SERVICES, LLC (570-758-6004) Yvonne Dockey-Romberger #AU1683L R.R. Romberger #AU4051 Lee D. Dockey #AU229L

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Every August, parents start shopping for school supplies. Pens and pencils are always on the top of shopping lists. Writing instruments have been dated back to 4,000 B.C. in the form of a bronze or bone tool. Dating back to 3,000 B.C., the Ancient Egyptians used reed brushes or reed pens on papyrus scrolls. The reed pen was replaced by quills in about the seventh century. In 1564, a large deposit of graphite found in Borrowdale, England, gave birth to the first pencil wrapped in string. Later, it was inserted into hollowed-out wooden sticks, and, thus, the wood-cased pencil was born. Nuremberg, Germany, was the birthplace of the first mass-produced pencils in 1662. Early settlers in America depended on pencils from overseas until the war with England cut off imports. William Monroe, a Concord, Mass., cabinetmaker, is credited with making America’s first wood pencils in 1812. Quill pens were still widely used in the 18th century and were used to write and sign the Constitution in 1787. In the early 1800s, a metal pen point was patented in 1803, and in 1822 a pen with metal nibs was massed-produced until Lewis Edson Waterman developed the first practical fountain pen in the 1880s. Today, pens bearing Waterman’s

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By Andrew Richmond When I give “Plan for Your Stuff” presentations, there is one question I ask everyone in the crowd to ask themselves; I ask the same question of every one of my clients who is thinking of planning (or selling). It’s a simple question, really, but one that can have some significant implications. As you think about your collection (or your lifetime accumulation of “stuff”) and its eventual dispersal, what is most important to you? An honest (and I do mean honest) answer to that question is the first step in making a plan that will meet your needs, goals, and wishes. I’ve heard all kinds of answers to this question, but they all tend to fall into four main categories. Probably most often, what’s most important to folks is money. They want their collection to realize

as much money for them (or their family) as possible. That’s certainly a logical answer, whether or not you have a “large” sum invested in your collection. If money is your priority, then one of the keys to successful planning (and eventual selling) is for you to disengage emotionally from your collection. In other words, lose the sentiment, check your ego, and focus on the memories, not objects. The marketplace can be a brutal place for objects with emotional ties, so stick to facts when making your plans, and view your antiques as the commodities they will become. Also, be open to creative methods of sale. Sometimes the best way to maximize the dollars is not a traditional sale format (or perhaps it’s a new twist on a traditional format). The second most popular category of answers boils down to control. Many collectors want to have a say in how their collection is sold. Do you want a published catalog, or perhaps a single-owner sale? Maybe you just want to feel like you’re in the driver’s seat of the sale process. Such control may well give you a higher degree of comfort, but you may be paying for that comfort with more time and effort on your part, as well as a potentially smaller return (some collections can bring more if split up into specialty auctions, or

even sold by multiple firms and/or multiple sale methods). Often, these are the collectors who would do well to work with smaller, local firms or individuals who can afford to be more accommodating. Next are the folks for whom convenience is king. “Here’s the key to my house, send me a check when it’s empty.” If you fall into this camp, you probably already know that you are likely sacrificing both money and control, but we do live in a

society where everyone pays for convenience every day, right? You folks have a couple of options. 1. Find someone to come in and write you a check for everything. 2. Tell your family to call your favorite auction or estate sale company when it’s time to empty the house. 3. Simply hire an adviser to oversee the process. Doing a little work on the front end of the process considering these options may

help you get the convenience you want without sacrificing too much. And finally, sometimes I hear simply, “I just don’t care what happens to my stuff.” Most often, these folks aren’t making plans for their stuff (and thus are not reading this). So, moving on. In all my years as an auctioneer and consultant, I’ve seen all kinds of dispersal plans, and almost invariably, those that are the most

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Unreserved Variety Auction Slated For Aug. 27 At Jeffrey S. Evans & Associates Jeffrey S. Evans & Associates’ next variety auction will contain a diversity of material and will include everything from rare doorstops and banks to vintage cameras and related equipment — American historical items and political memorabilia to vintage baseball and football cards, American and European art pottery to sterling silver flatware and hollowware, plus much more. The unreserved sale will be held on Saturday, Aug. 27. Consignments include selections from The Strong, Rochester, N.Y., sold to benefit the museum’s collections fund;

property from the private col- auction from 8 a.m. until the readers may call lection of Audrey “Dolly” and last lot is sold. 540-434-3939 or email the late William “Billy” Journell, For additional information, info@jeffreysevans.com. Leesburg, Va.; property from the private collection of William Feltner, Winchester, Va.; the collection of Robert and Patsy Hassert, Strasburg, Va.; property from an Ohio estate collection, the Elizabeth S. Loker estate, Royal Oak, Md., plus others. The complete catalogue will be posted on the firm’s website, Live Auctioneers, and Invaluable. A diverse assortment of collectibles will be sold. Public preview will be available Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday, Aug. 24, 25, and 26, from 10 a.m. to A large selection of cast-iron mechanical banks will be sold. 6 p.m., and on the day of

There will be a good selection of cast-iron door stops.

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AUTOMOBILES WANTED. LOOKING to buy old foreign cars, especially British. Will purchase in any condition, also buying parts. Call Ed, 856-816-7321.

SHEET MUSIC WANTED, any era. Sandy Marrone, 113 Oakwood Drive, Cinnaminson, NJ 08077, 856-829-6104 E-mail smusandy@aol.com

CARNIVAL, CIRCUS, FREAKS, Sideshow, Amusement Parks, Coney Island, Nude Photos, Steel Pier, Pinups, Strippers, Burlesque, Auto Thrillshow. Nostalgia Enterprises, Box 300, Lockport, NY, 14095. 716-433-9418.

WANTED OLD RADIOS, Tubes, Hi-Fi Equip., Amplifiers, Speakers, Ham Radios, Tube Testers & related items. Large and small collections. Call Rich 484-948-8044, Pottstown, PA.

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MILITARY & SPORTING ART- OLD OIL PAINTINGS wanted, any condition, New Hope School artists, PAFA artists, gold leaf frames and mirrors. 20 years experience. Immediate payment. Call 215-348-2500.

AUTO, TRUCK and Motorcycle: catalogs, brochures, manuals and any showroom related items. Ron Ladley, 210 Stone Rd., Barto, PA 19504, 610-584-1665.

Here is a selection of American and European art pottery.

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732-249-1345 info@century20antiques.com MOVIE POSTERS Highest Prices Paid Lobby Cards, 1-Sheets, Window Cards, Glass Slides Displays, Dwight Cleveland, POB 10922 Chicago, IL 60610 773-525-9152, Fax 773-525-2969, posterboss@aol.com OCEAN LINER MEMORABILIA china, glassware, silver, paper, souvenirs, posters or models. Cunard, French Line, White Star Line, Italian Line, etc. 607-625-3947

Vintage Tube Electronics DEAD OR ALIVE Audio Equip. - Vacuum Tubes Speakers - Ham & Military Radios Surplus Parts - Test Equipment Hi-Fi Stereo & More

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1890’S AUSTRIAN DISC playiing Nickelodeon, 36 discs included play beautifully, cabinet (70 inches tall) in very good to good cond., asking $16,000, call Micheline 732-778-0968.

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3 BEAUTIFUL SOLID bronze 1890’s Wall Sconces, ea. weigh 8.5 lbs in working cond., 3 candles on ea. sconce, $3,000 call Micheline 732-778-0968.

WANTED: MUSIC BOXES, slot machines, old Juke boxes, any cond. Call or write Frank Zygmunt, PO Box 542, Westmont, IL 60559 zygm1015@aol.com 630-985-2742

APPROXIMATELY 700 CDs, DVDs, LPs, sell as lot, asking $600, call 973-865-6169.

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SPORTS CARDS AND other sports related items. Publications, pins, pennants, tickets, etc. Pre-1975. Philadelphia items especially wanted. Ellis, 158 Stratford Dr., Philadelphia, PA 19115, 215-934-5618.

A complete set of 1961 Topps baseball cards (near mint) will be sold.

OVER 100 VINTAGE Schoolhouse lamp shades/ globes; lg collection Royal Torquay Pottery/ England; 100yr. old Iron Spiral Staircase, Vintage H.C. Evans Gambling Wheel; Nat’l #313 Candy Store Cash Register, call 917-882-8784. TELEPHONES: 1892-1982, over 85 different & associated. Free Cataloge. Wish to sell entire business. 608-582-4124 www.phonecoinc.com

THE BRASS LADY Antique Buddha 53lbs, 43" tall, over 50 yrs old, 100 yr old - ash buckets, brass doorknocker, iron with trivet, 100 ur old solid brass outside mailbox, Air Soft Metal Pistols, Crossbow Pistols. Cherished Teddy Collectibles,Delicious Homemade Cheesecake Made Fresh At Nancy's Corner Cafe! Everything Country: Collectible Milk Bottles. Bill's NASCAR Is Back! Mark's Produce: Locally Grown! English Mary: Teapots & Crystals. Dwayne Buys Antiques. Booth 44, 45, 46 at Wind Gap Indoor Flea Market, 610-573-7266.

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ALWAYS BUYING PHOTOGRAPHS, Archives, Albums, Snap-shots, Collections. Call Jim 800-872-9990.

GUITARS, VIOLINS, MANDOLINS, banjos, early brass & woodwinds. We buy, sell, & appraise. In business since 1974. Vintage Instruments, Philadelphia, vintagefo@aol.com 215-545-1100.

MUSIC BOXES WANTED Buying and Selling Cylinder & Disc Music Boxes, Bird Cages, Bird Boxes, Phonographs, Automatas. Specializing in all Antique Resortation Services for over 60 years. Ask for Gerald Wright. Rita Ford Music Boxes, 1253 Springfield Ave. #304, New Providence, NJ 07974, 908-377-3225, 212-535-6717. www.ritafordmusicboxes.com

1800-1970 SELL YOUR ANTIQUE TOYS, TRAINS, SPACE TOYS & ROBOTS for the HIGHEST PRICES! No one will pay you higher for Tin Toy Collections! 856-547-5521 ragtimetoys@comcast.net

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560+ LOTS Ehre Vater artist frakturs, several miniature portraits, portraits of children including double portrait by Prior, artwork by Emerson Burkhart and Grandma Moses, Hudson River Valley School landscapes. Samplers incl. Clark County, Ohio. Outsider art incl. Mose Tolliver, Reverend Howard Finster, Mary Proctor, Ricky Barnes, Elijah Pierce, Popeye Reed, Levoy Exil and Clementine Hunter. Weathervanes including sheep and leaping stag. Whirligigs including American Indian, cast iron stag, folk art canes, Ellinger theorem, Revolu­ tionary War powder horns, horse drawn sleigh, Sewertile, large collec­ tion of Stoneware incl. Star Pottery, Matamoras and Conrad double eagle crocks. Georgia State Arms Staffordshire vegetable. Redware. Navajo rugs and turquoise jewelry, baskets. Trade and advertising signs, pantry boxes, Indiana cover­ lets, painted American furniture in­ cluding cupboards, dry sinks, hutch tables, tavern tables.

Inviting Quality Consignments for Fall/Winter 2016-2017 • Fine & Vintage Jewelry • Fine Art • Folk Art • Antique Furniture & Decorative Accessories • Asian Artifacts • 20th Century Design • Firearms & Militaria • American Indian Artifacts • Precious Metals (Silver, Coins, etc.)

SOLD $5,880 REDWARE JAR. Attributed to Nathaniel Rochester, New York

Our consultations are free, private, & carry no obligation. SOLD $3,900 STERLING SILVER CANDELABRA FOR GEORG JENSEN BY JOHAN ROHDE NO. 343. Denmark, mid 20th century.

SOLD $3,960 FRANCK MULLER CASABLANCA MODEL 6850. Geneva, circa 2005.

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THE TRUMPETER BY RICHARD MACDONALD (AMERICAN, B. 1946). Painted bronze,

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