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Reviewing American Art Pottery’s Three Rs: Roseville, Rookwood, And Red Wing By Carol Perry

rt Pottery is one of those handy “catch all” terms collectors have coined over the ages. It refers to a ceramic vessel that was created more for beauty than for utility, although of course it may still serve a practical purpose. Vases, pitchers, fruit bowls, candy dishes, even dinner plates, bookends and lamps, may qualify as art pottery. America’s art pottery movement, and it was certainly widespread enough to be considered a movement, probably dates its beginnings to 1876. That was when the Centennial Exposition was held in Philadelphia, and American potters were dazzled by the magnificent pottery displays presented by their Oriental and European counterparts. French barbotine ware glowed with colorful underglaze and subtle low-relief decorations. Japanese vases inspired artisans with eggshell-thin pottery and delicate underglaze paintings.

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A Roseville 17-inch pedestal vase like this one in the “Freesia” pattern, circa 1945, is estimated in the $300 to $375 range.

These are examples of end-of-an-era pottery. The ball pitcher is a 1930s Red Wing piece and the taller, speckled pitcher is from “Raymor” by Roseville, circa 1950. Today the ball pitcher is $35 to $50 and the Roseville pitcher around $250. Carol Perry photo.

One of America’s first art potteries was the Rookwood Pottery, established in 1880 in an old schoolhouse on the banks of the Ohio River. Founder Maria Longworth Storer came from a family of considerable wealth and a home filled with works of art. She, along with many of her lady friends, dabbed in the art of “china painting.” At first, her work force was made up of these society

This rare Roseville “Dutch” tea pot was marked $495 at a Florida shop. Photographed at Jewel Antique Mall, Belleair Bluffs, Fla.

A pair of stylized Art Deco Red Wing vases were tagged $85 for the pair in a Florida shop. Photographed at Victoria’s Parlor, Antique Alley, Belleair Bluffs, Fla.

women, talented amateurs who seemed to favor heavy gilding, carving and incision. Before long though, it became apparent that Rookwood was becoming a commercial success, and Mrs. Storer installed a professional manager. Gradually, the Rookwood style became more controlled. The potters borrowed from the French and learned the barbotine technique of applying decorations with underglaze. Beginning in 1884, Rookwood potters sprayed their underglaze with atomizers, giving a subtly shaded effect, similar to today’s most sophisticated airbrush techniques. Rookwood’s innovative styles were soon picked up by other potteries and before long several Ohio potteries were producing similar wares. Outstanding among these was the big commercial pottery called the Roseville Pottery Company in neighboring Roseville, Ohio. Roseville began producing art pottery in 1900 with a line they called Rozane. The portrait work done on Rozane pieces was often considered the best of its kind. Today’s collectors especially prize Rozane’s series of Native American portraits. Before long, the American market for artware, spurred by the late Victorian love of decoration and the burgeoning Art & Crafts movement, was apparently insatiable. Huge quantities of artware in a multiplicity of styles were offered to an enthusiastic public. The Red Wing Stoneware Company was established in Red Wing, Minn., in 1868. At first they made plain, utilitarian pottery. In 1892 they merged with the Minnesota Stoneware Company and operated as the Red Wing Union Stoneware. It wasn’t until 1920 that Red Wing entered the art pottery field and became Red Wing Pottery Inc. During the 1930s, Red Wing hand-painted dinnerware was a common sight on the tables of America, as the colorful patterns found their way into the ubiquitous Sears catalog and department stores everywhere. Rookwood, after several reorganizations, finally ceased operation

in 1967. Roseville was sold in 1954 to the Mosaic Tile Company. Red Wing closed its doors in 1967. Today’s collectors of all or any of the three Rs have a wealth of designs from which to choose, although choosing can get very pricey! A 4-by-5-inch Rookwood tile featuring a crow-like bird called a rook was used for advertising around 1915. One sold at auction in 2012 for $5,250. Signed examples of Roseville’s Rozane book can be estimated in the $800 to $1,000 range. At a Midwest auction, two rare Red Wing Stoneware salt-glazed crocks brought an amazing $40,000 each! That’s not to say that collectors can’t still buy good examples of these artwares for little money though; they certainly can. A nice Rookwood wall pocket still sells in the $50 to $100 range, and a pair of Art Deco Red Wing vases were noted in a Florida shop at just $85 for the pair. A good looking Roseville coffee pot from the 1950s can be found for around $75 to $100. Most collectors these days tend

Roseville “Clematis” pattern double-handle triple bud vases are $120 each.

to enter the “3 Rs” field at the end of the art pottery movement, collecting examples made in the 1940s and 1950s. These pieces, made by the pottery industry giants, are for the most part not hard to find and easy to identify by their marks. Rookwood’s earliest pieces were marked with the name “Rookwood,” the date and an anchor. In 1886 the mark was changed to the letters “R” and (Continued on page 2)

Roseville Bookends in the “Pine Cone” pattern may retail for $150 to $250. Carol Perry photo.

A 1904 ad for Rookwood Pottery. This vase in the “White Poppy” pattern now retails in the $2,500 to $3,500 range.

A 1904 ad for Rookwood Pottery. This vase in the “Lilly of the Valley” pattern may sell today for thousands of dollars, depending on the signature.

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destinations in poster for “Victor Austria, Belgium, B i c y c l e s / Canada, Denmark, Overman Wheel Co, France, Germany, New York, 1895,” Norway, Poland, which employs his S w e d e n , signature tall, thin Switzerland and image surrounded more. There are by a decorative floearly ski images, ral border ($6,000 to such as Gustav $9,000). Other Jahn’s “Arlberg,” Bradley work circa 1900, and includes his design “ Wi n t e r s p o r t , ” for the Chicago 1910 (estimate humor publication, $2,000 to $3,000 “The Echo,” 1895, each); as well as and “St. Nicholas Ernst Nicolaus for Young Folks,” Küsel’s “Nordiska 1899, both of which Spel,” 1901 are estimated at ($1,500 to $2,000). $800 to $1,200 Examples of suneach. drenched images Among Maxfield for travel include Parrish posters are “Thermalkurort the lush “Scribner’s Baden Schweiz” Fiction Number,” by Otto August, 1897 Baumberger, circa ($6,000 to $9,000); 1916, and “ H a r p e r ’ s “Split/Jugoslavija” Edward Penfield’s “Harper’s Christmas,” 1894, is We e k l y / N a t i o n a l by Ciho, 1925 from a Southern California museum collection of Authority On Amat($2,000 to $3,000 literary posters. It is estimated at $800 to $1,200. eur Sport,” 1896, feaeach). turing three young Impressive ocean liners ($2,000 to $3,000), while the men playing golf ($5,000 to dominate Henri Cassiers’ power of the railways is $7,500); and the iconic and “Red Star Line/Antwerpen - expressed in Alfred Röller’s “The Century/ New York,” 1899, and allegorical “Schneeberg Bahn colorful Midsummer Holiday “Hamburg - Bei Wien,” 1904 ($5,000 to Number,” 1897, for which he $7,500). Amerika/‘Deutschland,’” by won second prize in The Also stunning are an unknown artist, circa 1901 Secessionist Franz Fiebiger’s Century’s 1896 poster contest “Aquileia,” circa 1905, and ($4,000 to $6,000). The auction will begin on Emil Cardinaux’s “Bern,” Dec. 17 at 10:30 a.m. with the 1906 (each $2,000 to $3,000). The fin-de-siècle era is Julius Paul Collection and then well-represented in the continue after a lunch break ™ also second part of the auction, with the literary posters at which is devoted to a 1:30 p.m. Swann Galleries Inc. is California collection of literlocated at 104 E. 25th St. in ary posters. P.O. Box 500, Mount Joy, PA 17552 Examples of William H. New York City. 800-800-1833 717-653-1833 717-653-6165 fax Bradley’s American Art For additional information, e-mail: antiquesnews@engleonline.com Nouveau include his first visit www.swanngalleries.com. Editor - Karl Pass, 717-278-1404 e-mail: kpass@antiquesandauctionnews.net Roseville, Rookwood, And Red Wing Advertising Sales (Continued from page 1) a red wing stamped under the John Barilla, Ext. 2536 Beth Funk, Ext. 2537 “P” placed back to back, with glaze. Between 1892 and Circulation - Linda Deshler, Ext. 2541 a flame mark for each year 1896 they used a raised star until 1900. After 1900 a and the words Red Wing. Classifieds Roman numeral indicating Later marks used a combina1-800-428-4211 Fax 717-492-2566 the last two digits of the year tion of the words Red Wing Sample copy ........................... $2.50 of production was added to or Red Wing Art Pottery and Doing the bottom of the “RP” a stylized representation of a 1 YEAR, third class ............... $28.00 Our Part 1 YEAR, first class ................ $80.00 flame-mark monogram. Roseville is marked with bird’s wing. 6 MONTHS, first class .......... $48.00 If you’d like to learn more the name in upper and lower All checks must be in U.S. funds. about these examples of case lettering, followed by Checks must be drawn on U.S. bank the initials “U.S.A.” Rozanne American pottery, ask your OR add $7.00 to subscription price. bookseller or librarian for had a rose in a circle. Red Wing used several “American Art Pottery” by Antiques & Auction News is distributed at shops, shows, markets and auctions throughout the North- marks. The early pottery used Dick Sigafoose. eastern United States.

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the availability of titles (new and used) on Amazon, ABE and eBay have driven book prices way down. I think, for the future of collecting, this is wonderful, as it means the Mahantango furniture or Pennsylvania Decorated Chest books can now be found by new collectors. So, I think it is a great time to be a buyer. As I wrote earlier this year, there are many more opportunities for collectors. What do you need? A bit of knowledge, lots of hands-on experience, and the willingness to jump in and try collecting something new.

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on Girl (from the Reflection series),” 1990, which sold for $125,000. “Reflections on Crash (from the Reflections series),” 1990, brought $100,000, and “Sweet Dreams Baby! (from 11 Pop Artists portfolio),” 1965, sold for $93,750. “Yield Brother Frank,” 1991, by Robert Indiana, more than tripled its estimate to end at $293,000 following interest from five bidders. Several works by Andy Warhol received multiple bids, as “Moonwalk (two works),” 1987, sold for $233,0000; “$ (Quadrant),”

1982, sold for $185,000; and “Eva Mudocci (After Munch),” 1984, a unique screenprint, brought $81,250. Pablo Picasso’s “Le Repas Frugal (from La Suite des Saltimbanques),” 1904, printed from the edition of 250 by Ambroise Vollard, sold for $112,500. Additional highlights included “Hollywood,” 1968, by Ed Ruscha, which realized $87,500, and “Man in the Moon,” 1995, by Lui Liu, which sold for $68,750. To learn more, visit www.HA.com.

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Open Daily 10am-5pm

570-524-5733

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Fine Antiques, Collectibles, Jewelry, Coins, Art Deco, Roseville, Rare Books, Glass, Vintage Clothing, Stamps, Postcards, Christmas Collectibles, Old Toys, Advertising & Much, Much More. OPEN EVERY SUNDAY 9-5 Ph. 610-489-7388 www.powerhouseantiques.com

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Collegeville, PA 19426

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19943 Felton 302-538-5322 GOLDEN DOOR EMPORIUM (Auction House/ Antique Shop), 7385 S. DuPont Hwy., Open Thurs.-Mon. 10-5, Shop where Dealers Shop. 19958 Lewes 302-645-2309 HERITAGE ANTIQUE MARKET, 16168 Coastal Hwy. (RT1), 2 mi. N. of Five Points, Lewes. Furniture, books, dolls, china, old decoys, glass, jewelry, art and more at our Antique Mall of 60 Dealers. Open 10-5pm (Summer) 11-5pm (Winter).

20758 Friendship 410-286-5932 FRIENDSHIP ANTIQUES 3 W. Friendship Rd. In an 1806 Parsonage offering a wide range of Antiques, Art, Jewelry, Glassware, Collectibles, Fossils and Minerals. Thurs.-Sun. 11-5.

21157 Westminster 410-857-4044 WESTMINISTER ANTIQUE MALL 433 Hahn Rd 25,000 s.f., furn., military, toys, silver, coins, comics, glassware. Generally open 7 days/ week Mon. - Sat. 10-6; Sun. 12-6. 21901 North East 410-287-8318 5 & 10 ANTIQUE MARKET, 115 S. Main St. Daily 10am-6pm. Cecil County’s largest! Buying/ selling antiques & collectibles. Gourmet chocolates. 21921 Elkton 410-398-0954 IRON BRIDGE FARM, 2953 Appleton Rd. Antiques and collectibles. Three full floors. Seven days week, 10-5. Rush & cane chairs. Mins. from I-95 near Fair Hill area.

07701 Red Bank 732-224-0033 MONMOUTH ST. EMPORIUM, 27 Monmouth St., Voted Best Antique Store in Monmouth Co. 2012-2014, Multi-Dealer 5,000 s.f. shop. Open 7 days/ week. Space available. 07701 Red Bank 732-842-5400 RIVERBANK ANTIQUES 169 W. Front St. located in antique district of Red Bank. Open Mon. thru Sunday 11am5pm.

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.

08530 Lambertville 215-300-1058 BIBLIOTHEQUE Shop #110 - Golden Nugget Antique Market, 1850 River Rd. Vintage and Antique Cameras, Rare and Out-of-print Photobooks, Cookbooks, Pens. Open Wed, Sat. and Sun 8am3pm Visit/ Like us at www.facebook.com/Bibliotheque08530

07930 Chester 908-879-7836 CHESTER ANTIQUE MALL, 30+ Dlrs, no reproductions. 427 Rt.510 (old RT24) between Mendham & Chester, Tues -Sat 10:30-5:00, Sun. 11:30-5:00. Furniture, primitives, glass, jewelry, art, etc. 08005 Barnegat 609-698-3020 BAY AVENUE ANTIQUES 349 S. Main (Route 9). Open Tues.-Sun. 10am-5pm. Book Seller: New Jersey Books, Maps, Prints, Civil War, Baseball, Chess, Cookbooks, Non-fiction, Titanic, Postcards. 08006 Barnegat Light 609-361-8039 THE SEAWIFE, 1901 Bayview Ave. at Viking Village. Country primitive antique furniture, quilts, folk art, architecturals & garden. Open Weekends. 08033 Haddonfield 856-429-1929 HADDONFIELD ANTIQUES CENTER, 9 Kings Highway East. Multi-dealer co-op, Mon-Sat 10-5, Sun 12-4. Antiques, collectibles, vintage merchandise, art, books, brass, copper, furniture, glassware, jewelry, pottery, silver, toys, etc. 08037 Hammonton 609-567-1889 ANTIQUE MARKETPLACE of Downtown Hammonton, 109 12th St. Tues-Sat. 10-6, Sun. 11-5. 15,000sq.ft full of antiques, collectibles, used furniture. antiquemarketplaceofhammonton.com

The Lawrence Antique Gallery Will Hold A Decorative Asian And Fine Art Auction On Dec. 21 The Lawrence Antique Gallery will hold it’s next Decorative Asian and Fine Art Auction on Sunday, Dec. 21, starting at 10 a.m. A preview will be held Thursday, Friday, and Saturday, Dec. 18 to 20, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. The gallery is located at 9 Princess Road, Suite A, in Lawrenceville, N.J. This sale will include approximately 500 lots. Featured estates of Asian, American, European, and some Japanese arts will be One special framed original print to be included in the sale is from artist J.W. Fosdick. The Smithsonian American Art Museum has a work by Fosdick, “The Adoration of St. Joan of Arc,� in its permanent collection.

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18962 Silverdale 215-453-1414 THE FACTORY ANTIQUES AND COLLECTIBLES, 130 West Main Street, Rt 113, Bucks County. Featuring 40 Dealers. Open Wednesday thru Sunday 10 -5, Sundays 11-4 19147 Philadelphia 215-668-0195 NEW/ OLDE CURIOUSITY Shope at Bizarre Bazaar 720 South 5th St. Rare + unique finds, Gifts, More! See the ODDITORIUM, Free! Open Every Day Until New Years! BizarreBazaarPhilly.com + Facebook 19343 Glenmoore 610-942-4834 ANTIQUES AT SILVER BELL FARM, Cricket’s Garden Market, 1641 Horseshoe Pike (Rts.322 & 82). 30+ Dlrs- antique/ vintage furniture, primitives, timepieces, jewelry, home decor, plants, garden items. daily 10-5, Thur. until 7. 19355 Frazer 610-651-8299 FRAZER ANTIQUES. -Best kept secret on Phila. Main Line- Open daily 10am5pm. 2 mi east of Rte 202 on Rt. 30.

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18080 Slatington 610-767-8400 BUS STOP INDOOR FLEA MARKET 8281 RT 873, Thurs., Fri., Sat., Sun. 9am-5pm. Antiques Flea Market 20,000 sq.ft Former Keystone Lamp Factory. New vendors welcomed.

18951 Quakertown 215-536-4547 ANTIQUES AT 200 EAST/ EAST BROAD ANTIQUES, 215-536-4408, Multi-DLR shops. One Stop Shopping. 2 Fantastic Stores. Intersections Rts. 212 & 313. Shop where Dealers Buy! Open 7 days.

732-899-6300

20202 National Pike, Hagerstown, MD 301-739-8075 www.beavercreekantiques.com Open Ever y Day 10-5

Open Daily 10-5 P.M. 1 Chesapeake Ave.

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

18944 Perkasie 215-257-3564 TREASURE TROVE, 6 S. 7th Street. Estate jewelry, furniture, linens, vintage clothing, glass, china, books, toys, kitchenware, advertising, postcards. Primitives to Deco. Dealers Welcome. Mon.-Sat. 10-5. Since “1980�

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17019 Dillsburg 717-571-2126 SPRING HOUSE ARTISIANS & ANTIQUES 117 N. Baltimore St. Quality Antiques & Featuring Local Artists. Hrs. Thurs. - Sat. 11-4. Includes a Bakery

18940 Wrightstown 215-598-8837 NOSTALGIC NOOK, Rt413, Carousel Village at Indian Walk. China, Stangl, Pennsbury Pottery, Paintings, Glass-Cut & Pressed, Silver, Primitives, Furniture, Lamps, M-Sa 11-5:30. Sun 11-5.

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(732) 842-3393

Exit 109 Garden State Parkway

35,000 Sq. Ft. Over 130 Booths

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(732) 842-4336

17019 Dillsburg 717-502-6069 ANTIQUES AT THE TURKEYFOOT 1014 York Rd. Builder’s hardware, unusual salvage, unique antiques & furniture. Open Thurs. through Mon. www.antiquesattheturkeyfoot.com

18930 Kintnersville 610-847-1966 GRISTIES ANTIQUES AND ODDITIES, Rt. 611 near Rt. 32. 30 Dealers. Smalls and primitives to fine furniture. Open every day 11-5. Free parking.

Point Pavilion Antique Centre

Sundays 12 noon-5 p.m.

195 W. FRONT ST.

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.

18337 Milford 570-409-8636 OLD LUMBERYARD ANTIQUES 113 7th St. 2 large Multi-Dealer Shops, 10,000 sq. ft. Mon., Thur-Sat. 10-5, Sun. 11-5. www.oldlumberyardantiquesllc.com

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offered, to include many fine export porcelains, antique glassware, jewelry, bronze Buddha statues, scroll paintings, and fine framed art prints. Online bidding platforms will be facilitated by www.liveauctioneers.com and www.invaluable auctions.com. Live floor bids will be charged a 22 percent buyers commission. For additional information, call the Lawrence Antique Gallery at 609-512-7142.

226 W. FRONT ST.

16686 Tyrone 814-684-5088 I-99 ANTIQUES, conveniently located off the Tyrone Exit of Interstate 99, 1222 Pennsylvania Avenue. Quality antiques & collectibles. 40 Dlrs. Open Daily 10-5, Closed Sundays Dealers welcome.

17225 Greencastle 717-593-9990 the shop 144 E. Baltimore St. 1/2 mi. off I-81 Exit 5. Antiques, Collectibles & Decorative accessories. Open Wed. thru Fri. 10-5, Sat. 10-4.

Red Bank Antique Center Daily 11 a.m.-5 p.m.

16159 W. Middlesex 724-528-2490 ANTIQUE AND FLEA MARKET OF WEST MIDDLESEX RT18 S. Open Wed. thru Sun. 9am-5pm.

18251 Sybertsville 570-788-1275 HAL’S ANTIQUE FLEA MARKET, 732 State Rte. 93, Exit 256 off I-80, take 93 S. or Exit 145 off I-81, take 93 N. Sundays 9am-4pm.

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301-662-9173 5862 Urbana Pike (Rt. 355 So.) Frederick, MD oldgloryantiques.com Open Daily 10-6 “Late� Thursdays ‘til 8 pm

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19933 Bridgeville 302-337-3137 ART’S ANTIQUE ALLEY, Rt. 13 South. 60 dealers. Open 7 days 9am-6pm. 20,000 sq.ft. Collectibles. A/C, restrooms, snacks

21078 Havre de Grace 410-942-0701 SENECA CANNERY ANTIQUES, 201 St. John St... Largest Mall in Havre de Grace with 50+ quality dealers. Open 7 days, M-S 10-5, S 11-5. Wide Selection of antiques & collectibles.

08525 Hopewell 609-466-9833 TOMATO FACTORY ANTIQUE & DESIGN CENTER 2 Somerset St. We Have It All! www.thetomatofactory.com Open Mon. thru Sat. 10-5, Sun. 11-5. We have 38 Dealers.

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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

21030 Cockeysville 410-666-7790 BRINDLEY $ CO. ANTIQUES 10828 York Rd. Multi DLR shop, 2 floors of exceptional antiques & collectibles. Hrs. Thurs., Fri. 11-4; Sat. 11-5; Sun. 12-5.

07874 Stanhope 973-347-7373 BLUE HERON ANTIQUES, 34 Main St. Roseville Pottery, Prints, Art Glass, Lamps, Jewelry, Paper Weights, Watches, Clocks. CLEARANCE SALE. Open Wed.Sun. 10-5:30. Tues. by chance.

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19711 Newark 302-733-7677 MAIN STREET ANTIQUES, 23 Liberty Plaza. Hrs. Mon-Sat. 10-8, Sun. 11:305:30 Over 45 Showcase & Room Dealers selling quality antiques/ collectibles. mainstreetantiques.com

21028 Churchville 410-734-6228 YE OLD CURIOSITY SHOP, Route 22 & Aldino Rd. Minutes from I-95. Oak furniture, advertising, toys, militaria, glassware, general line. Hrs daily 10-4

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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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SHOWS & MARKETS Selection Process Of The Richard M. Scaife Art Collection Underway

GEORGIA 01/08-11/14, ATLANTA, THURS 12:45 PM-6 PM FRI & SAT 9 AM-6 PM SUN 10 AM-4 PM, Antiques & Collectibles, Atlanta Expo Center

OHIO 01/24-25/15, COLUMBUS, SAT 9 AM-6 PM SUN 10 AM-4 PM, Antiques, Ohio Expo Center 12/20-21/14, COLUMBUS, SAT 9 AM-6 PM SUN 10 AM-4 PM, Antiques, Ohio Expo Center

MARYLAND 12/20/14, NORTH EAST, SAT 9 AM-3 PM, Sports Card & Collectible, 1 Center Dr, Comfort Inn & Suites

PENNSYLVANIA 01/03/15, PHILADELPHIA, SAT 8 AM-4 PM, Antique & Vintage Flea Market, 820 Spring Garden St, Philadelphia Flea Market Spring Garden Indoor

12/28/14, TIMONIUM, SUN 9 AM-4 PM, Antique & Collectible Market, I-83 N of Baltimore, Maryland State Fairgrounds

01/17/15, PHILADELPHIA, SAT 8 AM-4 PM, Antique & Vintage Flea Market, 820 Spring Garden St, Philadelphia Flea Market Spring Garden Indoor

NEW JERSEY 01/04/15, WAYNE, SUN 9 AM-3 PM, Antiques & Collectibles, N Cove Rd, Wayne PAL Indoor

01/30-31 & 2/01/15, YORK, FRI & SAT 10 AM-6 PM SUN 11AM5 PM, Antiques, 334 Carlisle Ave, York Fairgrounds Conv & Expo Ctr Memoral Hall E

01/18/14, WAYNE, SUN 9 AM-3 PM, Antiques & Collectibles, N Cove Rd, Wayne PAL Indoor 02/01/15, WAYNE, SUN 9 AM-3 PM, Antiques & Collectibles, N Cove Rd, Wayne PAL Indoor

12/20/14, PHILADELPHIA, SAT 8 AM-4 PM, Antique & Vintage Flea Market, 820 Spring Garden St, Philadelphia Flea Market Spring Garden Indoor

12/21/14, WAYNE, SUN 9 AM-3 PM, Antiques & Collectibles, N Cove Rd, Wayne PAL Indoor

Merry Christmas & Happy New Year

Victoria’s soldiers sometime in the year 1879 somewhere in eastern South Africa. Over 250 miniature figures will populate an arid scene. Public interest in “Zululand” comes in part from the commercial success of the motion picture “Zulu” starring Michael Caine and Stanley Baker. It was narrated by Richard Burton. The exhibit will run through the end of January

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In what has become a 10-year tradition, toy collector Stewart Taylor of Marshallton, Pa., will rally his toy army for another campaign to stir childhood memories. As in the past, the annual holiday exhibit will be hosted by the National Bank of Malvern. The theme of this year’s display will be of an imaginary encounter between valiant Zulu warriors and a thin red line of Queen

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of California,” ND, oil-oncanvas, measuring 14-by-19inches. Theodore Robinson’s “Yacht Club Basin, Cos Cob Harbor,” 1894, oil-on-board, measuring 19-by-22.5-inches. Westmoreland Museum of American Art selections: George Inness’ “Moonrise, Alexandria Bay,” 1891, oil-on-canvas, measuring 30.25-by-45.25-inches. William Merritt Chase’s “Interior, Oak Manor,” an oilon-canvas from 1899. Jasper Cropsey’s “Starucca Vale,” 1896, oilon-canvas, measuring 46.25by-68.5-inches. Guy Pène du Bois’ “Rose Madder Club,” 1934, oil-oncanvas, measuring 25-by36.5-inches. John Kensett’s “Twilight on the Seashore,” circa 1872, oil-on-canvas, measuring 37by-48 inches. The Brandywine River Museum of Art is home to a renowned collection of American art. Housed in a 19th-century mill with a dramatic three-story steel and glass addition overlooking the Brandywine River, the museum presents an incomparable setting for important works of art by leading 19thcentury and 20th century artists, most notably that of three generations of the Wyeth family. Visitors can explore the connections between art and life on guided tours of the Andrew Wyeth Studio, the N.C. Wyeth House and Studio, and

Toy Soldiers Will Stage Maneuver In Malvern, Pa., For Holiday Tradition

SPRING GARDEN INDOOR HEATED ANTIQUE & VINTAGE FLEA MARKET

To All Of Our Valued Dealers And Patrons

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“Dick Scaife joined the board of trustees of the Brandywine Conservancy & Museum of Art in 1978 and continued his association with the organization in various positions on the board for 36 years,” said George A. “Frolic” Weymouth, chairman of the board of the Brandywine Conservancy & Museum of Art. “He was a dear friend and a trusted adviser, and he is greatly missed. Dick was passionate about art and preservation of the environment, and, in addition to his gift of art, he bequeathed a 900-acre estate known as “Penguin Court,” located in western Pennsylvania, to the Brandywine Conservancy, along with a $15 million endowment to care for the property in perpetuity. We are honored that he chose to entrust us with this precious natural resource.” The following is a list of 10 works (five works for each museum) selected from Scaife’s collection. Brandywine River Museum of Art selections: Martin Johnson Heade’s “New Jersey Salt Marsh,” ND, oil-on-canvas, measuring 17.5-by-36-inches. John Kensett’s “Hudson River View From Dobbs Ferry, New York,” ND, oil, measuring 23-by-35.2-inches. Guy Pène du Bois’ “The Appraisal,” 1926, oil-on-canvas, measuring 38-by-28.5inches. Albert Bierstadt’s “Coast

2015. The National Bank Of Malvern is located at the intersection of Warren Avenue and King Street in the center of the borough in Malvern, Pa. For more information, call 610-647-0100.

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Sunday, Dec. 28, 2014 9 A.M. to 4 P.M. (EARLY BUYERS 7-9)

MARYLAND STATE FAIRGROUNDS I-83 North of Baltimore

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works of art for the collection and supporting various initiatives relating to education, exhibitions, and a year of events during their 50th anniversary. He left the museum $5 million, which will be used toward their current Imagine What’s Possible capital and endowment campaign. In recognition of his lifelong devotion to the museum, the Westmoreland board of trustees has determined to create the position of the Richard M. Scaife director. “Richard Scaife was a great friend to the Brandywine during his lifetime and is one of its most significant benefactors,” said Brandywine’s Padon. “The process of closely examining his entire collection recently brought to light very powerfully his passion for American art. Mr. Scaife’s paintings both enrich and enhance the Brandywine’s own holdings in many instances, such as Martin Johnson Heade and Guy Pène du Bois, bringing the first work by these artists to our collection. His interest in 19th-century and early 20th-century landscape and still-life paintings, in particular, aligns with the Brandywine’s holdings while at the same time broadening the collection to encompass a wider spectrum of American art. His impact on future audiences at the Brandywine is immeasurable, and we are profoundly grateful to him for his extraordinary generosity.”

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consider in the future returning when all the redevelopment is complete, but, at the core of what JMK Shows is about, we are a producer of some of the longest running and successful antiques events in the country. So, whether the Atlantic City Antiques Show is held at the Taj or at the Convention Center, the most important goal is that one of the nation’s most respected antiques show is held in a venue befitting the level and importance of this event. The Atlantic City Convention Center certainly fits that bill to a ‘T.’� Kohler continued, “I am both proud and excited to take this event back to where it has been wonderfully successful for so many years. It’s about the incredible exhibitors and the devoted antiquers, that’s what this

is about.� Kohler was pleased that JMK Shows was able to move the spring show dates to April and that the convention center was able to accommodate her request. “I’m very happy that the show will be held April 11 and 12, a week after Easter and more solidly into the beautiful spring weather at the shore,� said Kohler. “With the climate changing and winters increasing across the country, March has just become too unpredictable, trending to ice storms and winter weather.� “The Atlantic City Convention Center is also solidly committed to helping support and promote this granddaddy of antiques events and is delighted for its return,� she continued. “The convention center is a

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Smack Dab In The Middle: Design Trends Of The Mid-20th Century Those Thrilling Days Of Yesteryear: Radio’s Golden Age By Donald-Brian Johnson

“Do you remember radio?” One of the earliest radio compilation recordings began with an announcer booming out that phrase. He was talking about “The Golden Age of Radio,” the first communications medium to bring entertainment and information, drama, comedy, music, and news right into your living room. It’s a concept so far removed from radio as we know it today, that it might well have existed in a different universe. Radio’s “Golden Age” lasted from the early 1930s until the early 1950s, reaching its peak in the 1940s. (It might have ended sooner, but World War II stalled the development of television for a decade). The first station, Pittsburgh’s KDKA, set up shop in 1920, in the garage of Westinghouse engineer Dr. Frank Conrad. Westinghouse bankrolled the project, no doubt seeing future dollar signs in (and on) the air. KDKA can also take credit for the first commercial. When Dr. Conrad

An example of what everyone was gathered ‘round: a Zenith brown Bakelite radio, dating from 1938. $200-$250 (Photo by Leslie Piña). Do you remember radio? “Celeste 1944: On The mentioned that the records played were Air Flair” radio-themed lady head vase, seen purchased at a local outlet, the store was here designed by Debbie Kaspari for “Cameo Girls,” measures 7.5 inches high, $75-$100.

swamped. By 1923, some 200 radio operating licenses had been issued to such soon-to-be giants in the field as RCA, AT&T, and GE. With 1927’s first nationwide radio hookup, America was officially “on the air.” Vaudeville performers were among the initial beneficiaries. A single broadcast attracted thousands more listeners than could be reached in a year’s worth of road engagements. Among those hopping on radio’s bandwagon: Jack Benny, Bob Hope, George Burns and Gracie Allen, crooner Rudy Vallee, ventriloquist Edgar Bergen (with, naturally, Charlie McCarthy), and the “Songbird of the South” Kate Smith. Even Fanny Brice, a Ziegfeld Follies legend, found greater fame on radio as incorrigible “Baby Snooks.” Radio also created its own flotilla of durable, all-purpose stars. Among the sensaFrom the funny papers to the airwaves: a Marx tions of the airwaves: “Amos ‘n’ Andy” “Dagwood” car, 6-by-8 inches, $1,000-$1,100. (Freeman Gosden and Charles Correll); “Fibber McGee and Molly” (Jim and Marian Jordan); and “The Great Gildersleeve” (Hal

Peary, succeeded by Willard Waterman). These characterizations were just as beloved by audiences of the 1930s and 1940s as the characters on “Big Bang Theory” and “Modern Family” are by today’s TV-watchers. The difference? What radio characters looked like, where they lived, and how their interactions with other characters played out, relied mainly on the imagination of the listener. Today, avid TV fans can recreate the domain of “The Andy Griffith Show” down to the last doily. (In some cases they actually have.) But radio environments? Well, those existed only in the mind’s eye. You may envision Fibber McGee’s famed closet of noisy junk in one way. I might see it in quite another. Radio gave listeners the opportunity to imagine. That was its greatest appeal.

These were radio premiums celebrating Edgar Bergen and Charlie McCarthy. Here is a souvenir glass, 5 inches high, $75-$100; a Marx And we’re on the air! The illustration is from a Out for a ride in the “Fresh Air Taxi.” This is a “Benzine Buggy” 6-by-7 inches, $525-$550; and 1947 comic book distributed by NBC, heralding Marx windup, featuring “Amos ‘n’ Andy” mea- a windup Marx “Charlie,” measuring 8.5 inches the wonders of radio. $20-$25. high, $200-$225. suring 5-by-8-inches, Marx, $700-$750.

Collect the whole set of “Little Orphan Annie” Ovaltine shake-up mug and cups, $50-$75 each.

Of course, without “a word from our sponsor,” there would be no words from the performers. Many programs became inseparable from their identifying products. “Soap operas” for instance, earned the name because of sponsorship by soap manufacturers. Other programs proclaimed their product right from the get-go. “Jell-O again, this is Jack Benny!”; “This is Bob ‘Pepsodent’ Hope reminding you that it’s better to have Pepsodent flowing over your teeth now, than (Continued on page 14)

Long before “America’s Got Talent,” budding stars had their moment in the sun on Major Bowes’ “Original Amateur Hour.” This is the cover of “Radio Mirror” from March, 1936, $15-$20.

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but throughout the years other colors, including silver, white, and blue, have been added. Display cases currently feature vases, goblets, perfume bottles, figures, bowls, cream and sugar sets, and pitchers in all the aforementioned colors of the season. Individuals who appreciate beautiful glassware and antiques may visit the Emporium to enjoy the light show and display case through January 2015.

Located at 424 High St. in Burlington City, N.J., the Emporium is open seven days a week from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m., with extended hours to 7 p.m. each Thursday. The coffee pot is always on, and there are always complimentary snacks for customers. From all the dealers of For additional informaEmporium, Happy tion, visit the Holidays! www.antiquesnj.com.

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Display To Feature The Renowned Jerni Collection Leah and Michael Weisberg Monumental Treasures Wall Case will feature lighting effects that change the scene from dawn to dusk with a subtle palette of light. Several illuminated cases in New-York Historical’s hallways will feature thematic displays from the collection. A dramatically lit case along the Central Park West corridor will feature large-scale American pieces from the collection, including moving trains within an abstract landscape, as well as interactive elements like a crawl-through space and a pop-up semisphere, so kids can get an upclose view of the display. Among the unique, handcrafted and hand-painted toys on display will be a rare, early American-made Ives station, featuring a canopy made of 32 pieces of colored glass; a rare example of Märklin’s swimming pool; and the Boucher “Blue Comet,” a rare toy train from the 1920s-30s that mimics the real Blue Comet, which ran from the New York metropolitan area to Atlantic City during the Great Depression.

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swath of New-York Historical’s first floor, featuring more than 150 pieces from the Jerni collection. With the aid of theatrical lighting, an ambient audio soundscape and other visual effects, visitors will be engaged in an immersive experience. The exhibition begins at the West 77th Street entrance, where movement and sound from four large-scale multimedia screens will make it seem as though trains are roaring through the space. A 360degree mountainous landscape will be on view in the Judith and Howard Berkowitz Sculpture Court, featuring artifacts grouped into 10 scenes, including a tunnel, a train station arrival, a harbor with a lighthouse, and an airplane fly-by. An expansive display in the Robert H. and Clarice Smith New York Gallery of American History will feature a variety of trains, stations and other buildings, as well as aircraft and ships and boats of all shapes and sizes, including the largest example of Bing’s Leviathan toy ocean liner. The

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FURNITURE 9:00 P.M.: Oak buffet; Spring Run rocker; oak sideboard; rockers; modern dry sink; oak tables; plank bottom chairs; modern open corner cupboard; oak dresser; clothes tree; child’s oak rolltop desk & chair; bedroom set; old chairs; much much more. HOLIDAY COLLECTIBLES: Large amount of Christmas, Easter, Halloween - papier-mâché; Ross Bro. hard plastic - hundreds of Gurley candles; Empire blow molds; etc. GRANITE: Many nice pcs. of white w/red trim - cream/green - gray - blue - etc.; a few miniature pcs. MISCELLANEOUS 3:30 P.M.: Many ironstone bowl/pitcher sets; Ironstone teapots; sleds; dough scrapers; Edgeworth tins; crocks & jugs; local postcards, Dry Run, etc.; tins; iron hooks; shelf brackets; white button frames; kerosene lamps; 50’s floral; tin canister sets; milk bottles; Ohio art; lampshades & globes; HRM cookie cutters; tintypes; old electric irons; old tools; blown milk glass eggs; salt & peppers; syrups; jugs; refrigerator dishes; Jadeite; old jars; tin dollhouses; child’s tin play sets; much more. NOTE: Next auction for the Estep Estate will be Friday, January 16 - 3:00 P.M. and Saturday January 17 - 9:00 A.M. Helen J. Estep Estate and the late Dean Estep Dry Run, PA Thomas Steiger, Attorney OUTSIDE LINE 1:30: Usual line of outside items, box lots, etc. Terms: Cash, good check, Visa, MC, Debit cards. 13% Buyer’s premium discounted to 10% for cash or good check. Kenny’s Auction 717-264-6578 AuctionZip.com ID#1421 VISIT OUR WEBSITE: www.kennysauction.com see pictures on website

SAT., DEC. 20 - 9 A.M.: We are offering an overwhelming amount of HIGH QUALITY ANTIQUES & COLLECTIBLES at this auction Highlights Incl. Rare Smith Miller Remote Control Dump Truck MIB, Model Toys, Articulating Pan & Grader, Druge Bros. Industrial Toy, & Other Highly Collectible Toys; Nice Sel. Horse Related Collect. Incl. CI Horses, Statuary, Pictures, & Pottery; Lg. Sterling Silver Flatware Set & Other Sterling Items; Silver-plated Flatware & Other Silver-plated Items; Mantel Clocks; British Royal Family Collect.; Costume Jewelry; Crocks & Jugs; CI Doorstops & Banks; Dec. Porcelain; Edison Home Cylinder Player; Hubley CI Horse Doorstops; Gone With The Wind Lamps; RS Prussia China, Sleigh Bells; Brass Pail; Pocketknife Collect.; Adv. Memorabilia; Graniteware Bucket; Early Lighting; Models; Pressed & Pattern Glass; Fluid Lamps; Flow Blue; Lg. Sel. Vict. Style Frames; Good Early Carnival Glass Incl. Water Pitcher Set; Dollhouses; Quilts & Textiles, & much, much more. MON., DEC. 22 - 12 NOON: 350+ PCS. GOOD ESTATE FURNITURE Early 10’ Raised Panel Bar; Great Sel. Highly Carved Early Oak Furn. Incl. Carved Bed, 3 Impressive Oak Bowfront China Closets; Good Oak China Server w/Leaded Glass Doors; 2-Door Wardrobe; Cherry BR Suite; 3 Oak Sideboards Incl. 1 w/Leaded Glass; Mahog. Gov. Winthrop Style Desk; Mahog. Corner China Closet; Barrister Style Bookcase; Glass Front Bookcase; Matching T Back Oak Chairs; Oval Oak Hall Table; Oak Parlor Table; Mahog. DL Table w/8 Chairs; Green Painted 1 Door Cabinet; Lg. Early Wardrobe; Washstands; 3 Pc. Vict. Child’s Parlor Set; Marble Top End Tables; Curio Cabinet; Painted Hoosier Cabinet; 2 Early Victrolas; Lg. Sel. Contemp. Furn. Incl. Clean Uph. Furn.; DR Suites; BR Suites; Dinette Sets; DL Tables; Lg. Assort. End Tables & Plant Stands; Washer & Dryer; Refrig.

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The New-York Historical Society will be transformed this holiday season with the installation of a spectacular exhibit of treasures from the renowned Jerni collection of model trains, scenic elements and toys. On view through Sunday, Feb. 22, 2015 (Presidents’ Day), the dynamic display will appeal to all age groups, showcasing the beauty and allure of toys from a bygone era. The Holiday Express exhibition is sponsored by Bloomberg Philanthropies. Assembled over a period of some 50 years by U.S. collectors Jerry and Nina Greene, the Jerni collection is widely acknowledged as the world’s best. With pieces dating from approximately 1850 to 1940, the collection contains a comprehensive representation of the work of every major toy manufacturer that set the standard for the Golden Age of European toy manufacturing, including the prized German firms of Märklin, Bing, Ernst Plank and Carette. The Holiday Express exhibition will unfold over a broad

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“Madame Cézanne in a Red Armchair” (ca. 1877) from the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston; “Madame Cézanne” (ca. 1885) from the private collection on loan to Staatliche Museen zu Berlin, Nationalgalerie, Museum Berggruen in Berlin; “Portrait of Madame Cézanne” (ca. 1885-87) from the Philadelphia Museum of Art; “Portrait of Madame Cézanne in a Striped Dress” (1883-85) from Japan’s Yokohama Museum of Art; “Madame Cézanne in Blue” (ca. 188890) from the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston; and the aforementioned canvases from the Metropolitan Museum’s collection. Highlights of the works on paper will include three striking watercolors, 14

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“We are delighted to host this exhibition and provide the museum’s guests with a view of the vastness of our universe through the camera’s lens. The photographs illustrate an array of colors, (as well as the) beauty and mystique of the stars and planets that would not otherwise be visible to the naked eye.” For a full calendar of exhibit-related events, visit www.MichenerArtMuseum.org. “Starstruck: The Fine Art of Astrophotography” is generously supported by Visit

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Cézanne met Hortense in Paris in 1869 while she was working as a bookbinder. Although the circumstances of their first encounter are unknown, an early portrait from 1872 suggests that she was modeling for Cézanne by the age of 22. Cézanne took great pains to conceal his mistress and their only child, Paul, from his family, fearing his authoritative father’s disapproval. The complicated subterfuge led to separate residences, frequent and often desperate appeals for funds, and long periods of living apart, even after their marriage in 1886. Despite this seeming neglect, the portraits attest to the constancy of a relationship that was critical to the artist’s practice and development. Their story is a compelling one, perhaps all the more so for the absence of its particulars. Highlights of the painted portraits in “Madame Cézanne” will include

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The First Exhibition Of Cézanne’s Portraits Of His Wife, Hortense Fiquet, Is Being Held At The Metropolitan Museum Of Art “Madame Cézanne,” the first exhibition of paintings, drawings, and watercolors by Paul Cézanne (1839-1906) of his most painted model, Hortense Fiquet (1850-1922), is being held at The Metropolitan Museum of Art (The MET). The exhibition will trace Cézanne’s lifelong attachment to the woman who was his model, his wife, and the mother of his son, Paul. She profoundly influenced his portrait practice for more than two decades, and yet, she was not wellreceived by either his family or his friends. The exhibition is made possible by The Florence Gould Foundation. It is supported by an indemnity from the Federal Council on the Arts and the Humanities. “Madame Cézanne” will feature 24 of the 29 known portraits of Hortense that Cézanne painted over a period of more than 20 years, including “Madame Cézanne in the Conservatory” (1891) and “Madame Cézanne in a Red Dress” (1888-90), both from the Metropolitan Museum’s collection. Hortense posed for Cézanne more often than anyone but himself. The exhibition will consider their partnership in all its facets and complexities, the portraits of Hortense in oil, watercolor, and graphite providing the only material clues to that partnership. And yet, the paintings can seem unforgiving, with little understanding of Hortense Fiquet’s character. Critics have cited her sour expression and remote, impenetrable demeanor. These unflattering observations have promoted Hortense’s undeserved reputation.

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di Cicco, pioneer of CCD astrophotography and senior editor of Sky & Telescope magazine; and Jerry T. Bonnell, co-editor/author of NASA’s Astronomy Picture of the Day. A 242-page color catalog documents the exhibition, illustrating each photograph and featuring essays by the jurors and by Eric Wollman, professor of physics at Bates College. Shostak, curator of education for the Bates College Museum of Art, shared that, “The images in Starstruck are nothing less than overwhelming - depicting humbling, glorious delights that are often invisible to both the naked eye and even the telescope and are revealed only through photographic means.” Now a familiar topic in publications like Sky & Telescope and Astronomy magazines, astrophotography is a worldwide phenomenon, illustrating the convergence of art and science as told through the lens of a camera. Lisa Tremper Hanover, director and CEO of the James A. Michener Art Museum stated,

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The James A. Michener Art Museum proudly announces a spectacle of galactic proportions titled “Starstruck: The Fine Art of Astrophotography.” The exhibition is curated by Anthony Shostak of the Bates College Museum of Art in Lewiston, Maine, and will be on view through Sunday, Feb. 8, 2015, at the Doylestown, Bucks County, Pa., museum. Among the first major exhibitions examining astrophotography as an art genre, Starstruck presents a dazzling array of images that gives insight into this rapidly evolving field. The exhibition features stunning images by 34 artists from around the world. The installation features a variety of extraordinary themes, from landscapes and oceans to galaxies, moons and cavernous sky objects. The exhibition, on loan from the Bates College Museum of Art, was selected by a distinguished team of jurors comprised of Weston Naef, curator emeritus of photography at the J. Paul Getty Museum; Dennis

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An Early 1970s Gold And Turquoise Necklace Brings $5,750 At Allard Auctions Allard Auctions. “Rugs and weavings were also a hit, and a couple of the beadwork pieces from a collection in Nebraska got attention.�

kept an eye on the action. Many left bids were recorded. The following are additional highlights from the two-day sale. All prices quoted include a 15 This circa-1900 old sinew sewn and lazy stitch beaded two-sided buffalo hide Sioux pipe-and-tobacco bag sold for $2,415.

The early 1900s pair of Some sinew sewn of the and lazy stitch other major Arapaho beaded hard-soled c a t e g o r i e s moccasins, with only minor included bead loss, sold for $1,840.

An early 1970s 14 carat gold necklace with custom beads and squash blossoms, as well as a spiderweb turquoise stone, sold for $5,750.

This Navajo rug weaving, made by Agatha Garnenez and measuring 38-by-66-inches, with some details, sold for $1,955.

Approximately 800 lots of American Indian artifacts, art and related collectibles came up for bid. The original, one-of-akind, 26-inch-long necklace co-designed by Andrew of Scottsdale and Alexander, Artist in Gold, boasted 26 custom beads and squash blossoms. The naja (the inverted crescent pendant on squash-blossom necklaces, a term coined by the Navajo) was set with a beautiful turquoise stone. The sides were Lone Mountain. The necklace was the top lot of the auction. “Jewelry was strong across the board, so it didn’t surprise me the necklace did well,� said Steve Allard of

horseshoes, sold for $1,840. The set was in very good, even like-new condition. The shirt measured 34-by-29inches, while the leggings measured 35-by-12-inches. A circa-1900 deep hard-

hand-made baskets, Kachina carvings, pottery and clothing. Allard called the auction a success. About 100 people attended the event live and 364 people registered to bid online through LiveAuctioneers.com and iCollector.com. Allard said the online catalog attracted around 1,000 watchers, people who didn’t register to bid, but still

percent buyer’s p r e m i u m , although the percent may have actually been slightly different on some items, depending on how the bid was placed. A rare, circa-1980s black-on-black San Ildefonso water bowl (or spirit bowl) by Carmelita Dunlap, with cut-out access and accompanying ladle (used to remove water, according to expert Catherine Harris), changed hands for $2,587. The steps cut-in represented Kiva steps. The bowl was in very good condition except for one tiny scratch and measured 7.25by-11.25-inches. An early 20thcentury, hand-crafted white buckskin Mandan men’s war shirt set with matching leggings, both items featuring colorful, finely quilled ornaments, human hair suspensions and painted A hand-carved “Tlingit Chief� Shonaha doll, wearing a Chilkat blanket with a fine Lelooska carved Potlach hat and staff, sold for $2,185.

A circa-1900 deep hardsided Klickitat basket with intact rim loops and an interior containing 18 rare female figures realized $2,300.

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Collector Profile: Gail Copus Spann Hey Auctioneers! And Jim Spann Of Rockwall, Texas Fine Mineral Collectors Rising To The Top Of This Expanding Field

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many types of minerals, they bought their first specimen, a Hedgehog Pocket Rhodochrosite. The shop employee who helped them with that first purchase, Jon Voelter (now in the Fort Worth area), also gave them the SHM issue of the Mineralogical Record, the leading trade publication on fine minerals, as well as a DVD about area mining. “Looking back, I was shocked at the price of a ‘decorator rock!,’” exclaimed Gail. “But a few weeks later This is a BlueCap Tourmaline we found ourselves at the from the Spann collection. Houston Museum to visit the

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Were you lucky enough to peruse Gail and Jim Spann’s sizable fine minerals collection, you’d think the couple had either inherited much of their collection or had been collecting their whole lives. You’d be wrong. It all started a mere nine years ago when Gail and her husband, Jim, happened upon a store in Breckenridge, Colo., that sold fossils, curios and minerals. Jim had read an article about a Rhodochrosite specimen from the Sweet Home Mine (SHM) in Alma, not far south of This is a Three-Crystal Beryl Breckenridge, and wanted to Aquamarine, on Quartz, with know more. After seeing Spessartine Garnets Dotting

Alma Queen Rhodochrosite exhibit. Jim and I travel at different exhibit-viewing rates, so after being blown away by the Alma Queen, I wandered off to roam on my own. I became seriously enthralled with Romero’s (the Miguel Romero Fine Mineral Collection) full plate of San Francisco Mine Wulfenite. I went back three times; that’s usually the charm for me. I was in love.” She continued, “I took out my eyeliner pencil (my only writing tool at the time) and wrote ‘Wulfenite’ on a napkin. When I googled Wulfenite that night, I was amazed that these beautiful specimens, many which looked man-made, were natural. I yelled out to Jim, ‘Hey, honey! You can buy this stuff!’ And we did.” The fascination with fine minerals began. They found out how to access Dan Weinrich’s and Dr. Rob Lavinsky’s auctions, and they both started to learn more about this not-so-new collectibles field of fine minerals. “Jim was loving the research and learning as much as possible. And my art background allowed me to appreciate the aesthetics,” continued Gail. Unlike fine mineral collectors before them, Gail and Jim did not have to travel to all the great fine mineral shows to become educated and to find the best opportunities to purchase them. The Internet changed all that, and fine mineral collecting is more accessible than ever. Their Resources: Gail and Jim bought a full set of Mineralogical Record (known in the field as ‘MinRec’) publications, and soon found www.Mindat.org, a collector’s forum. They were invited to join the Mineralogical Association of Dallas (MAD) and found many mentors there. After

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support,” said Gail. “We now submit a display at most of the shows we attend and get ‘down in the trenches’ so to speak. We’re also both managers on Mindat, I work to get more women interested in the hobby, and I serve on the board of the MinRec.” The Perot Museum: In 2008, a fellow MAD member, Jim Gibbs, asked Gail and Jim if they would like to be part of the discussions and planning for the

Here is an Aquamarine Fine Mineral next to an aquamarine gemstone from the Perot Museum Fine Mineral Exhibit in Dallas, Texas.

Here is Jim and Gail Spann at (Dallas, Texas).

Radio’s Golden Age (Continued from page 9)

to have water running under your bridge later!” Plus, there were all those premiums, yours for just a boxtop and the price of a stamp. Among the best-

Radio songstress Kate Smith, of “God Bless America” fame, took time to dish up wartime treats in the giveaway cooking pamphlet “Kate Smith’s Favorite Recipes,” $15-$20.

These two radio funny folk, Bob Burns and Martha Raye, shared the January, 1938, cover of “Radio Stars,” $15$20.

new gem and mineral hall in The Perot Museum of Science and Nature in Dallas, Texas. They served alongside fellow collectors and philanthropists Lyda Hill, Mark Pospisil, Rob Lavinsky, and Jim Gibbs, from start to finish. Due to his busy work schedule, Gail’s husband does not serve on any of the museum boards, but she serves on their advisory board as well as the Research & Acquisitions Committee and is a docent for the gem and mineral hall. Both Gail and Jim are financial supporters as well. Gail says “I love giving tours there, and due to my association with the Perot Museum, I am now also a member of the Society of Mineral Museum Professionals.” The Spann Collection: Fast forward to 2014. With other recent renovations to their home, Gail and Jim decided to build a vault room both as a way to address living in “tornado country” as well as to house and enjoy what has grown to approximately 8,800 Fine Mineral specimens. “At least that’s how many we’ve cataloged; there are many waiting to be put into our system, so I dare say we’re close to 9,000 now,” noted Gail. The vault is a huge room

educate, host and collect. The mineral community is awesome, the minerals are amazing, and who wouldn’t want to make minerals a great collecting experience?,” stated Gail. Author bio: Bryan Swoboda is owner and operator of BlueCap Productions and son of wellknown mineral collector

The Spann Fine Mineral vault.

Edward Swoboda. Bryan started BlueCap when he realized many of the great mineral-related stories he heard growing up were disappearing. A documentary filmmaker, Bryan and his partner started BlueCap to preserve the rich history of the mineral world through film, the Internet and other electronic media.

Newly Revised Fourth Edition “Jadite” Published

with copper ceilings and marble floors, housing 18 lighted cases built by Keith Williams of Williams Minerals in West Virginia. Williams designed the custom cabinets with a mixture of halogen and LED lights, as well as fans, to regulate the temperature and highlight the specimens to maximum advantage. “We have overstuffed chairs and ottomans in the room as well, so you can really sit and talk about the specimens and enjoy the view,” said Gail. “It’s a comfortable and safe place, and we don’t even have to think about what ‘Dorothy’ had to deal with.” To manage their growing collection, Gail and Jim recently hired Elaine Blacker as their collections manager, whom they met through their work with the Perot Museum. Elaine received her Masters of Public Administration (MPA) in Museum Studies and has extensive experience both at the Dallas Museum of Art and the Perot Museum in Dallas. Awards: So in nine years the Spanns have gone from being mineral collector neophytes to winning the Paul Desautels Trophy, twice: in 2008 at the Tucson Gem and Mineral Show and again in 2014. In the Perot Museum Donor Wall 2013 they also won the C.E. Shorty Withers Trophy for

“Best Case” at the Denver Gem and Mineral Show. What Now? The Spanns’ collecting bug is expanding a bit to include fossils, and Gail says “Good grief, studying minerals leads to other things. We have a nice slice of a meteorite, and a couple of petrified wood logs (one being 1,200 pounds and the other 900) serving as great conversation pieces in our home. We also have a few fossilized fish, ammonites, ammolites and a huge plate of nine fish, soon be placed behind a large sheet of glass that will become part of a water feature.” She continued, “We don’t really intend to collect fossils, but they’re a nice addition to our passion for minerals. We also have some beautifully carved fine minerals, including a piece made by the iconic Gerd Dreher, one of the five-generation family mineral carvers from Idar-Oberstein in Germany. We also have imbedded mineral slabs in our mantels and even in our bar top.” As a recent Christmas gift, Gail purchased a special microscope for Jim, and his world expanded again. “He’s gone on to research and name some minerals and enjoy all the scientific aspects. We’ve both written some articles, and we love to display,

antics of “Uncle Miltie” and “Lucy” soon captivated remembered: Little Orphan America. Although sputtering Annie’s lineup of Ovaltine on into the 1960s, radio’s heycups and shake-up mugs. day was over. It became an Leapin’ Lizards! By the late 1940s, however, the glint was fading. Television was the new communications craze, and the

endless loop of music and news, serving only as life’s backdrop. But even those of us not around for radio’s “Golden Age” can experience the magic. Many programs are still broadcast on such vintage-oriented radio channels as Sirius/XM’s “Radio Classics.” So sit back, relax, and (in the words of The Lone Ranger’s announcer), “return with us now to those thrilling days of yesteryear!” Donald-Brian Johnson is the co-author of numerous Schiffer books on mid-twentieth century design, including “Postwar Pop.” He also wrote the Golden Age radio revue, “On The Air.” Please address inquiries to: donaldbrian@ msn.com. All photos by DonaldBrian Johnson, except as noted. This marble top washstand The hammer price for this

Radio airplay was a “must” for any popular song. Under the title “We Must Be Vigilant,” the old American Patrol march became a radio hit for “Phil Spitalny’s All-Girl Orchestra, This is one of the earliest radio featuring Evelyn and Her guides: “What’s On The Air,” Magic Violin.” Sheet music, $10-$15. from Sept. 1930, $20-$25.

The cover girl September, 1935, “Tower Radio” was and radio lovely Segal, $15-$20.

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By March, 1949, “Radio Mirror” had become “Radio and TELEVISION Mirror.” Cover man Walter Winchell had difficulty weathering the transition, $5-$10.

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When Joe Keller and David Ross introduced the first book dedicated solely to jadite, it was met with critical and popular enthusiasm. Now in its fourth edition, this new release features over a 1,000 pieces, illustrated in over 700 color photographs. Additional photographs and a reproduction section enhance the book, along with updated values to keep up with an everchanging marketplace. “Jadite: An Identification and Price Guide” brings together the works of the three major glass companies that produced jadite from the 1930s to the mid-1970s: McKee, Jeannette, and Anchor Hocking. Exploring these perennially popular collectibles, the book includes numerous dinnerware patterns, all sorts of jadite

kitchenware, canisters, shakers, mixing bowls, and ovenware, as well as additional jadite items for the home such as lamps, bathroom items, and ashtrays. The authors have produced a book that will be an invaluable and welcome addition to collectors’ libraries. For pricing and ordering information, visit www.schifferbooks.com.

Results In From Ken Reed’s Nov. 15 Sale Ken Reed Auction Company of Saint Peters, Pa., held a well-attended sale on Nov. 15. The auction was located at the Limerick Firehouse in Limerick, Pa. They sold contents from various Berks and Chester County properties. Items included vintage jewelry, glassware, antiques, and furniture. Prices realized for the following items do not include a 10

percent buyer’s premium. An advertising jug lamp sold for $45, a Swavorski crystal sold for $140, a marble top table sold for $75 and a marble top washstand sold for $150. A mahogany table and chairs sold for $200, an old scale sold for $250, and a Tiffany-style lamp sold for $475. For future auction listings, visit www.kenreed auction.com.

hammered for $150.

Tiffany-style lamp was $475.

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drawings, and three rare sketchbooks bearing affectionate studies of Hortense and young Paul. Exhibition Credits Madame Cézanne is organized by Dita Amory, acting associate curator in charge and administrator of the Robert Lehman collection at The Metropolitan Museum of Art, with Kathryn Kremnitzer, research assistant. Publication The exhibition will be accompanied by a catalogue written by a team of scholars and edited by Dita Amory. It will be published by The Metropolitan Museum of Art

and distributed by Yale University Press. The catalogue is made possible by The Florence Gould Foundation. Related Programs Obsession, a performance by the Metropolitan Museum’s Quartet in Residence, the Attacca Quartet, will take place on Friday, Feb. 6, 2015, and will draw inspiration from the exhibition. Additional information about the exhibition and its accompanying programs are available at www.metmuseum.org. The MET is located 1000 Fifth Ave. in New York City.

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Fair, 1962) Navajo rug weaving, made by Agatha Garnenez and measuring 38by-66-inches, with some details, a Two Grey Hills runner, went to a determined bidder for $1,955. An outstanding pair of fancy parade gloves (or gauntlets) with extended beaded tops having fine floral motifs, well-worn but with the beadwork in very good condition, realized $2,587; and a circa-1970s all-silver squash-style c r o s s Pueblo necklace with sandThis pair of fancy parade gloves (or gauntlets) with extended beaded tops and fine floral motifs sold for $2,587.

cast features, turquoise stones and early bench-made dime beads, 33 inches long and in very good condition, breezed to $1,840. An early 1900s pair of sinew sewn and lazy stitch Arapaho beaded hard-soled moccasins, with a great design and only minor bead loss, sold for $1,840. A handcarved “Tlingit Chief” Shonaha doll, wearing a Chilkat blanket and with a f i n e Lelooska c a r v e d Potlach hat and staff, hit $2,185, and a circa-1900 old sinew sewn and lazy stitch beaded two-sided buffalo hide Sioux pipe-andtobacco bag with traditional

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A rare black-onblack San Ildefonso water bowl (or spirit bowl) by Carmelita Dunlap, circa 1980s, sold for $2,587.

geometric designs and faded quilled slat suspensions made $2,415. Allard Auctions Inc.’s next big event will be the annual Big Spring Phoenix Auction, scheduled to be held Saturday and Sunday, March 7 and 8, 2015, at the Holiday Inn Hotel & Suites in Mesa. Steve Allard said the firm is close to securing “several really good collections” for the sale, adding he expects baskets and pottery to be strong. Allard Auctions has its home offices on the Flathead Indian Reservation in St. Ignatius, Mont. To learn more about Allard Auctions Inc., visit www.allardauctions.com.

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Single Owner Firearms Auction

CABIN FEVER AUCTIONS

FRED & DOTTIES ANTIQUES & REPRODUCTIONS

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After More Than 50 Years In The Antique & Reproduction Business, Fred & Dottie’s Has Closed Their Doors. We Are Happy To Be Involved In The Liquidation Of The Remaining Inventory. This Will Be A Huge Sale With 1,000s Of Lots! We Will Be Selling With 2 Auction Rings All Day! Ring One Will Consist Of Individual Items, Furniture, Framed Prints & Paintings, China & Glassware, Cast-Iron Pieces, Lighting, Antiques & Reproductions Of All Types. Ring Two Will Consist Of Thousands Of Case Lots Of Reproductions, Many Items Made Specifically For Fred & Dottie’s To Include Glassware, China & Pottery, Cast Iron, Depression Glass, Furniture, Brass Items, Tin Items & Much More! We Will Be Unpacking, Lotting & Photographing Items Over The Next Few Weeks. Check www.autionzip.com ID #5793 for photos and details Terms Of Sale: Cash, Approved Check, Visa, MC or Discover; 13% Buyer’s Premium, 3% Discount for Cash or Check. 6% Sales Tax TED MAURER: Auctioneer & Auction Manager BOB HOMAN: Auctioneer GARY SCHOENLY: General Manager JARED SCHOENLY: Proprietor

400+ Lots of Firearms including Modern, Sporting, Collectible, Military and Antique Arms and Accessories. Revolvers: S&W Model 10’s, 17’s, MP’s, 29-2, 629; and more. Colt: Official Police; Police Positive; M&P; Woodsman; and more. Ruger: GP-100; Single-Six; Super Blackhawk; Mark II Target; and more. Semi-Auto.: S&W 4513-Tactical, 39’s, 41’s; H&K P7; Colt Super 38; High Standard military; Citation; S&W Model 52 in 38 Mid-Range; Glock; SW 1006 in 10mm; and more. Military Handguns: P08 Lugers; P38’s-P1’s; Browning Hi-Power; CZ-27’s; 1911’s Beretta 1944; Astra; Makarov; and more. Single-Shot Handguns: Large assortment of Contenders and barrels in various calibers. Shotguns: Winchester Model 12’s; Remington 870’s, 1100’s; Mossberg 500’s; and more. Rifles: Winchester Model 94 Commemoratives, Model 70’s; Ruger No. 1’s; Remington 700’s; custom heavy barrel target rifles; multiple .22 cal. rifles from various manufactures, many new in box; and more. Military Rifles: AR-15’s; M1A’s M1 Garands; M1 Carbines; SKS; Enfield; German Mausers and many other Mausers from various countries; M91/30 Nagants; Finnish 1939’s; Swedish 1896; M38; and more. Accessories: Ammunition; holsters; high-end scopes; gun parts including barrels and stocks; and more.

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