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New Artifact-Focused Forum To Center On Material Culture LancasterHistory.org Quarterly Series Will Begin With Jay Robert Stiefel’s “The Cabinetmaker’s Account” On Jan. 24 FRIDAY JANUARY 11, 2019 • VOL. 50, NO. 2

Collectors Celebrate Both Halloween And Christmas At Bertoia’s Fall Auction Of Fine Toys, Trains And Holiday Antiques Rare Witches And Veggie People Stole Spotlight At $1.5 Million Event A holiday atmosphere enlivened with the colors and iconic characters of Halloween and Christmas greeted guests to Bertoia’s festive Nov. 9, 10, and 11 annual Fall Auction. The cataloged day one and two sessions were followed by an uncataloged bonus session brimming with excellent These four Linemar (Japan) tin wind-up nodder/walkers toys at moderate price depicting Popeye and friends sold for $6,600. points.

The $1.5 million event, which attracted gallery bidders from as far away as Texas, featured more than 1,400 high quality lots across dozens of categories.

“Many people came to bid on day one but ended up staying for all three days. We were very pleased about that because it means they A glass-eyed dog skittles set, German, nine-pin pups of many were enjoying our hos- breeds in different-colored outfits, sold for $12,000. pitality and the company of other collectors,” said Jeanne from a 40-year Pennsylvania collection. A fabulous circa-1920s German Bertoia, owner of Bertoia Auctions.

Unquestionably, Halloween was witch riding atop a wheeled the “hot ticket” of the three-day mechanical black cat, 16.5 inches sale. New highs were recorded in tall, swept past its $3,500-$5,500 both the number of bidders and estimate to settle at $21,600. “The prices paid for Halloween merchan- buyer was a Christmas collector dise, which was fresh to the market who is now buying Halloween, but only the great, very rare pieces,” stated Jeanne. Along the same lines, a witch on black cat candy container, complete with broom in hand for standby transportation, more than doubled its high estimate at $9,500.

An extremely rare composition vegetable man holding an applegreen jack-o-lantern made $10,200 (est. $3,000-$5,000), while a composition candy container in the form of a standing pumpkin man with a removable jack-o-lantern head was a magnet for bids. “We always have a lot of requests for phone lines, but for this one we had 15 requests. We couldn’t accommodate them all, so a few people opted to leave absentee bids with us.” The soughtafter candy container tripled its high estimate, selling for $9,000.

The large witch atop mechanical black cat Halloween highlights continued on wheels, circa 1920s, sold for $21,600.

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The public is invited to be a part of the launch of LancasterHistory.org’s new artifactfocused programming series, the Material Culture Forum. On Thursday, Jan. 24, participants will join LancasterHistory.org curatorial staff for in-depth object studies of Lancaster County furniture followed by a presentation by Jay Robert Stiefel, who will discuss his new book, “The Cabinetmaker’s Account: John Head’s Record of Craft and Commerce in Colonial Philadelphia, 1718-1753.”

English joiner John Head (1688–1754) immigrated to Philadelphia in 1717 and became one of its most successful artisans and merchants. However, his prominence was lost to history until the discovery of his account book at the library of the American Philosophical Society in Philadelphia. A find of great historical importance, Head’s account book is the earliest and most complete to have survived from any cabinetmaker working in British North America or in Great Britain. It chronicles the commerce, crafts, and

AAN Current News lifestyles of early Philadelphia’s entire community: its shopkeeping, cabinetmaking, chairmaking, clockmaking, glazing, metalworking, needleworking, property development, agriculture, botany, livestock, transport, foodstuffs, hardware, fabrics, furnishings, household wares, clothing, building materials, and export trade.

Jay Robert Stiefel, historian of Colonial Philadelphia society and

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Melvin Arion’s Semiannual York Antiques Show Set For Feb. 1, 2, And 3 The Original 172nd Semiannual York Antiques Show and Sale is scheduled for Friday, Saturday, and Sunday, Feb. 1, 2, and 3, at Memorial Hall East, located within the York Fairgrounds Convention and Expo Center in downtown York, Pa. This popular event will feature 96 carefully screened exhibitors offering a truly impressive and outstanding variety of antiques.

According to show manager Melvin L. Arion, the merchandise will run the full gamut, including 18th and 19th century period American and English furniture, American country pieces in original paint, early china and glassware, 18th and 19th century silver, Chinese Export porcelain, antique toys, Oriental carpets, pewter, estate jewelry, quilts, English samplers, other textiles, early kitchen and fireplace accessories, Navajo rugs, Pueblo pottery, baskets, and Native American artifacts, historic American militaria, and much more.

Arion does an exceptional job of making sure the scope of merchandise offered is as broad as possible so nearly any visitor can find a “new” treasure. In addition, all major credit cards will be accepted.

Because of York’s small turnover, visitors have the opportunity to really get to know the dealers from whom they’re buying.

This time, there are no new exhibitors, the show having been filled by returning participants.

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By A Half-MillionDollar Rolex “Paul Newman” Watch on page 9

Visitors to the 172nd York Antiques Show can expect to see a wide selection of antique and semi-antique Oriental carpets like this lovely example, ranging from prayer rug size to full room size in a kaleidoscope of colors.

Visiting this show, considered by many to be one of the premier antiquing events in the midAtlantic region, is the perfect antidote to the mid-winter blahs and cabin fever.

Show hours both Friday and Saturday are 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. and Sunday from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. The building is smoke-free. Food will be available. Admission is $10 per person, $9 with this article or an ad.

For more information, call Arion at 302-542-3286 or during the show only at 717-718-1097.

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In This Issue SHOPS, SHOWS & MARKETS . . . . . . . . . . starting on page 3 SHOPS DIRECTORY . . . . . . . . . on page 4 EVENT & AUCTION CALENDAR . on page 6 AUCTION SALE BILLS . . . starting on page 6

FEATURED AUCTION: Wilson’s Auctioneers and Appraisers - January 16 in Chester Heights, Pennsylvania - Page 5

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This Buchner horse-drawn carriage, German, 12 inches long, tin with composition driver and passengers, sold for $7,800.

A Fernand Martin Roller Skater wind-up toy, French, cloth/tin, went for $13,200. with a glass-icicle beard, kindly blue eyes and ruddy cheeks dominated the group at $15,600 (est. $7,000-$10,000).

Another crowd-pleaser, a Santa on polar bear growler, was bid to $10,200 (est.

The Carlisle & Finch derrick crane on flatbed car, two gauge, American, circa 1905-07, sold for $19,200.

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A Santa Claus on polar bear growler, 17 inches high, sold for $10,200.

This rare glass-icicle-bearded belsnickle, German, 20 inches high, realized $15,600.

An extremely rare Halloween ($2,500-$4,500); and a light- vegetable man holding jack-o-lantern, pressed-steel Hoge Traffic Car circa 1920s, realized $10,200. delivery ’cycle, $3,000 (est. $700-$1,000). A Packard Series 5 Tandem pedal car sold for $5,100 (est. $1,500-$5,000), while a Bugatti boattail racer pedal car commanded $5,100 (est. $2,000-$4,000).

There was strong transatlantic interest in the grouping of French-made Fernand Martin clockwork toys. A rare and desirable Roller Skater hammered in the room for an above-estimate $13,200, while a circa-1901 “Le Charbonnier” (Coal Man) soon departed to its new home in Germany after selling for $4,800 (est. $1,500-$3,000). Other European tin highlights included a beautiful Buchner 12-inch horse-drawn carriage with composition driver and

passengers, $7,800 (est. $2,500-$3,500), and a circa1910 Hans Eberl Whimsical Clown Porter, $10,200 (est. $4,000-$6,000). A Boy on Hobby Horse penny toy quadrupled its high estimate at $4,800, and an Orobr racing scull glided to $4,800.

The comic character tin toy category was topped by a set of Linemar Popeye-character nodder/walkers that included the punchy sailor and his pals Olive Oyl, Brutus and Wimpy. Estimated at $600-$900, the cartoon quartet was chased to $6,600.

A set of glass-eyed dog skittles was very similar to a set that sold in 1988 at the famous Perelman Toy

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$3,000-$4,000). A 25-inch furrobed Santa figure with a basket of toys suspended from his waist realized $7,800 (est. $4,000-$6,000), and a Pelz Nichol candy container depicting a stern-faced Saint Nicholas in a fur hat and long coat made $3,600, more than four times its high estimate.

Many types of trains crossed the auction block, but the one attracting the most interest was a circa 1905-07 Carlisle & Finch derrick and crane flatbed car, which sold for nearly four times its high estimate at $19,200. Marklin, the brand that usually “rules the rails” at Bertoia’s, was well represented by an FE 2 gauge locomotive and tender, $6,600.

Top mechanical banks included a J & E Stevens Girl Skipping Rope, blue-dress version, $21,600, and a circa1915 Boy Scout Camp bank, $11,400 against an estimate of $4,000-$7,500. A 16.5-inch Bradley & Hubbard Huckleberry Finn cast-iron doorstop in super-mint condition rose to $6,600 (est. $2,000-$4,000).

Continuing in the cast-iron category, farm toys were in high demand, especially a Vindex Case combine that “harvested” $6,600 (est. $2,500$4,500). A Wilkins hay rake with provenance from the prestigious Max Berry collection exceeded its high estimate, selling to a Midwestern farmer and collector for $5,400.

Premier brands of pressed-steel toys rolled across the auction block and earned above-estimate prices. Category leaders included a Buddy ‘L’ Junior Airmail truck, $4,200 (est. $1,300-$1,700); Kingsbury clockwork dirigible, $4,200

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with a boxed set of rubber Halloween musician nodders, $7,200 (est. $3,000-$5,000); a devil and witch double-face lantern, $4,200 (est. $500$800); a witch candy container with lantern face, $3,300 (est. $800-$1,200); and a 17-inchlong die-cut of a cranky-looking owl inside a pumpkin, $3,300 (est. $200-$350).

“The bullish prices paid for the early Halloween items can be explained by the ages-old ratio of supply versus demand,” according to Bertoia. “Not everyone decorates for Halloween the way so many do for Christmas, so over the years there hasn’t been as great a supply of vintage Halloween pieces available to buy. When a collection comes to auction that is as fine as the one we just presented, buyers don’t hold back.”

The Christmas selection included a stellar array of Christmas fur-robed Santas, Santas in sleighs, reindeer, nodders and candy containers, display pieces and kugels.

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This pre-1920s pumpkin man candy container with potato feet and removable jack-o-lantern head sold for $9,000.

Museum “Great Grab” tag sale, co-produced by the late Bill Bertoia. Estimated at $2,500$3,500, the kennel mates found a new home for $12,000.

To contact Bertoia Auctions, readers may call 856-692-1881 or email toys@bertoiaauctions.com.

All prices quoted include a 20 percent buyer’s premium.

Images courtesy of Bertoia Auctions. regional history and its material culture, the objects and architecture that surround Lancastrians. Scholars, decorative arts enthusiasts, and curious learners are all welcome to attend this enriching program. Attend all four forums throughout the year, or choose one of a particular interest.

At 4 p.m., Lancaster History.org assistant curator Tori Pyle will present a close look and conversation about Lancaster County furniture, using objects from the LancasterHistory.org collections.

At 4:30 p.m., special guest Jay Robert Stiefel will give a presentation of “The Cabinetmaker’s Account.”

Tickets The forum, “The Cabinetmaker’s Account,” will be held at LancasterHistory.org, 230 N. President Ave. in Lancaster, Pa. Tickets are $15 for LancasterHistory.org members and $25 for nonmembers. To register, visit www.lancaster history.org or call 717-3924633. Sellout is likely; advance registration is recommended.

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COLLECTOR CHATS WITH PETER S. SEIBERT This Week: Memories

By Peter Seibert Having moved a great deal over the last decade, our furnishings have grown and expanded depending upon the movers. The poor movers from Taos to Williamsburg wiped out our Mexican pottery collection.

The move to Cody, Wyo., has led us to box up items for longterm storage, so we packed very differently than how we moved our other items. Our collections are part of our lives and in many way reflect the story of our moves, vacations, and weekend jaunts.

As I looked around the collections, I realized that nearly every item we own has a story behind it. Some are stories about how we acquired the piece. There is the Roycroft “All American Beauty� vase that came out of a now closed coop in Frederick, Md. The dealer had just brought it in, and I immediately grabbed it. She did not want to sell it to me, as I think she was sure the check was bad. It was a good check, and I am sure she was happy ultimately, but she put me through the ringer in terms of getting the deal done.

Next to it is a Royal Worcester pitcher that I bought to remind myself of my first job at Fort Hunter Mansion in Harrisburg, Pa., and the collection of Worcester pitchers that are in the house.

All of us have stories about

items in our collection.

Sometimes they are stories of bargains found and items saved/preserved. Some are about family treasures saved and passed on. And some are about the quirky people that populate the antiques world.

I am looking this evening at a funky banjo that I bought in the hinterlands of Virginia.

As regular readers know, there are not many antiques that I have found in my sojourn in the old Dominion. The mall was very stereotypically southern. You could buy anything from a rusty shotgun to a dog at the mall. The shop we stopped in sold bluegrass albums, bowling trophies, Depression glass and books.

The banjo was on the back shelf, and Kim, who is a far better negotiator than I am, ended up getting it at a great price. It is a cool instrument

and a great memory of a real southern tradition.

If you have not done so, I really encourage you to think about writing down the stories of your collection. Save them and pass them on to the next generation so they can appreciate the memories of how your collection grew and evolved.

Peter Seibert, a native Pennsylvanian, grew up in the antiques business and remains closely tied to auction houses, collectors, and dealers. Professionally, he has served as a museum director and public historian in Pennsylvania, New Mexico, Virginia, and Wyoming. He holds a Master of Arts in American studies from Penn State and has authored two books and numerous articles on decorative arts, interior design, and history.

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Sandra Willson, Churchville, N.Y., will exhibit with a large collection of silver and also fine porcelain. Dannette Darrow, Binghamton, N.Y., will be showcaseing her collection of Chinese Rose Medallion.

Todd and Cheri Charboneau, Honeoye Falls, N.Y., sell yellowware and mocha along with early advertising.

Arts and Crafts, Mission, and Mid-Century furniture has become popular at this show as well. Among these specialists, Allan Boice, Madison, N.Y., is expected to bring a quality assortment.

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The show has a preponderance of American antiques with exhibitors such as Wilori Antiques, from Rochester, N.Y. who will bring 18th- and 19thcentury furniture, including a lift top New England blanket chest, grain-painted in faux mahogany; a farm table, with

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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.

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

21028 Churchville 410-734-6267 DENNY’S OLE COUNTRY STORE, 1100 Calvary Rd. Antiques/ Vintage items, Peterborough Baskets, Handmade items, Ragedy Ann & Andy dolls, much more. Open Daily.

08062 Mullica Hill 856-478-0300 YELLOW GARAGE ANTIQUES 66 S. Main St. Multi-dealer co-op, Wed Sun.11am-5pm. Fine 18th & 19th C furniture, stoneware, textiles, folk art, Americana, decoys, jewelry, dolls, etc.

19711 Newark 302-733-7677 MAIN STREET ANTIQUE, 23 Possum Park Mall. Summer Hrs. Mon-Sat. 10-8, Sun. 11:30-5:30. Over 45 Showcase/ Room Dlrs selling quality antiques/ collectibles. mainstreetantiques.com

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.

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

07052 West Orange 973-323-1711 VALLEY VINTAGE, 168 South Valley Rd. Open Mon-Sat. 11-6, Sun. 12-5. 2100 sq.ft, 25+ dealers. Antiques, vintage, collectibles, furniture, decor, kitchenware, jewelry, books, LPs, ephemera.

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

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.

08753 Toms River 732-349-5764 MAIN STREET ANTIQUE CENTER 251 Main St. Open Mon.-Fri. 10am-3:30pm, Sat. 10am-4:30pm, Sun. 12-4:30pm.

17361 Shrewsbury 717-235-6637 SHREWSBURY ANTIQUE CENTER 65 N. Highland Dr. “A True Antique Mall” over 10,000 sq.ft with over 55 dealers, open 7 days, 10-5. Ample parking, close to other shops, walking distance around the historic village.

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.

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.

18014 Bath 610-390-0403 S SEEM ANTIQUES, 100 S Chestnut St (RT 248) Multi-Dlr Co-Op, 2 flrs., M,T,W,F,Sa 10-6; Th 12-8; Su 11-5.

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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 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).

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

18229 Jim Thorpe 610-850-5660 ANTIQUES ON BROADWAY, 52 Broadway. Primitives, militaria, art, glass, autographs, pottery, guns, artifacts, coins and vintage collectibles.

Open Wednesday through Sunday 10-5.

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.

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

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.

18914 Chalfont 215-997-3227 BUCKS COUNTY ANTIQUE GALLERY, 8 Skyline Dr. 12,000 sq.ft. of historic & hip finds. Tue.-Sat 10-5, Sun. 12-5. facebook/instagram 18944 Perkasie 215-257-3564 TREASURE TROVE, 6 S. 7th Street.

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Wilson’s To Hold Catalog Sale On Jan. 16 In Chester Heights, Pa. Wilson’s Auctioneers and Appraisers of Chester Heights, Pa., is proud to announce its first catalog sale of the new year, packed full of quality estate material to include artwork, vehicles, a firearm collection, African taxidermy, jewelry, rugs, and more. The large sale will be held on Wednesday, Jan. 16, beginning at 2 p.m. Absentee and phone bids are currently being accepted, and live bidding will be available through liveauctioneers.com. A preview is being held on Tuesday, Jan. 15, from noon to 7 p.m. Wilson’s is located at 344 Valleybrook Road, Chester Heights, Pa. (Delaware County).

Featured artwork will include an oil-on-canvas impressionist harbor scene painting by Harry Aiken Vincent (American 1864-1931), signed lower left corner, measuring 28-by-36 inches, and estimated to bring $10,000$15,000. Born in Chicago, Ill., Vincent moved to Rockport, Mass., and became an integral part of the Rockport artists community. He was the first president of the Rockport Art Association in 1921, and his work has been featured in many prominant exhibitions.

There will be four floral still-lifes by Pearl A. Van Sciver. A 55-by-40inch work titled “Delphiniums” ranks among her largest paintings (est. $3,000-$4,000).

More estate works include a floral still-life

by Raoul M. De Longpre; a pastoral oil-oncanvas by Charles Phelan; and a pair of 28-inch antique portraits, ca. 1800, of a p r o m i n e n t Philadelphia couple, set in original oval gilt frames.

An immaculate garage-kept 2007 Harley Davidson Heritage softail

classic with 10,015 miles will be estimated at $7,000-$10,000. A 1989 Maserati Spyder convertible V6 twin turbo and 1971 Porsche 914 with a removable hard top in canary yellow paint will be sold, along with two Vespas (2008 and 2009).

For the sportsman and sportswoman, this Wilson’s auction will offer a collection of 25 African taxidermy mounts and over 50 firearms. James Bond would approve of an estate-found Walther Model PPK/S 9MM Kurz pistol with two clips and original holster. Other firearms will be a Remington Model 700 22-250REM with composite stock, bipod, and Springfield Armory 4-14-by-56 2nd generation Government scope (est. $800-$1,200); a Benelli Model M1 Super 90 12 Gauge semi auto shotgun (est. $700-$1,000); and a Colt AR-15A2 .223 Cal. (est. $1,000-$1,500).

Rounding out the sale from the Chinese Qing dynasty will be two wedding

beds and four impressive carved wood panels with heavy gilding. The estate jewelry category features 15 14-carat and 18-carat gold ring set with diamond, ruby, sapphire, emerald, coral, jade, garnet, pearls, lapis, and other gemstones, along with attractive Navajo sterling and turquoise jewelry. A substantial collection of coins and crystal will also be sold, such as 10 Morgan and Peace silver dollars and a large collection of Queen Lace Bohemian cut lead crystal. Oriental rugs feature a Turkish Oushack (est.

Emporium Dealer Gives Back To Community

$1,000-$1,500), a palace-sized Imperial Kermin, vintage electronics, and a Steinway & Sons Model “M” Centenary baby grand piano (serial #M342987).

For photos and details, visit www.wilsonsauction.net.

For directions, readers may call 610-358-9515.

Historic Burlington Antiques and Arts Emporium dealer Karen Camoratto was asked by Habitat for Humanity Restore to upcycle some furniture. She has a unique talent of taking old damaged furniture from the 1930s to the 1970s and giving each piece a second chance. Painted antique country furniture from the 1800s often used milkbased paint, which can be hard to work with and remove, but once stripped, the value of the piece will drop drastically.

A high quality paint-decorated 1700s Windsor chair can be worth $30,000, but in new refinished condition can be worth roughly $2,000.

Camoratto started chalk painting furniture after her youngest son went off to college. Her favorite place to shop for pieces she upcycles is RESTORE. When asked by the organization to upcycle some furniture, she first chose a five-drawer chest to bring back to life.

She also decided to donate an entry table/server, which were both recently sold at RESTORE, located on 530 Route 38, Maple Shade Township, N.J. (www.habitatbeg.org/restore). All of the proceeds went towards the funds needed to build a house for a deserving family.

Recently, Camoratto decided to rent space at the Historic Burlington Antiques and Arts Emporium at 424 High St. in Burlington, N.J., which is open seven days a week from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m., with extended hours on Thursdays until 7 p.m. What was once a hobby has become a business.

Shoppers can view Karen’s furniture on her Facebook page, “Then Again Painted Finds,” or visit the Emporium

to see items she has restored and upcycled. Her booth, #323, is located on the back wall of the multi-dealer shop.

For the month of January, the Historic Burlington Antiques and Arts Emporium will have a storewide 20 percent off sale of items over $20 when paying with cash or check, 15 percent off with credit card (most dealers are participating). Exceptions to the sale are items that have final sale tags or firm written on the price tag. The Christmas courtyard light show will go dark in late January, and the Emporium display case will change in February.

To all customers and future customers, the staff of the Emporium hopes you had a merry Christmas and happy new year!

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AUCTIONS

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA 01/11-13/19, WASHINGTON, FRI 11 AM-7 PM SAT 11 AM- 8 PM SUN 11 AM-5 PM, Antiques, 4400 Massachusetts Ave N W, Katzen Arts Center American University

02/23-24/19, COLUMBUS, SAT & SUN, Antiques, Ohio Expo Centers

FLORIDA 01/11-13/19, ST PETERSBURG, FRI 5 PM- 8PM SAT & SUN 10 AM-5 PM, Antiques, 535 4th Ave N, St Petersburg Coliseum

01/12/19, PHILADELPHIA, SAT 8 AM-4 PM, Flea Market, 1301 S Columbus Blvd, Penns Landing Caterets inside Sheet Metal Workers Union Bldg

GEORGIA 01/10-13/19, ATLANTA, THURSSUN, Antiques & Collectibles, Atlanta Expo Center 02/07-10/19, ATLANTA, THURSSUN, Antique Market, Atlanta Expo Center MARYLAND 01/26/19, HAVRE DE GRACE, SAT 8 AM-3 PM, Vintage Hunting & Fishing Collectibles, 3633 Level Village Rd, Level Volunteer Fire Hall NEW JERSEY 02/03/19, WAYNE, SUN 9 AM-3 PM, Flea Market, N Cove Rd, Wayne PAL Indoor 11/04/18 TO 03/31/19, GILLETTE, SUNDAYS 7:30 AM2 PM, Antiques & Collectibles Indoor Market, 500 Meyersville Rd, Meyersville Grange 188 Hall NEW YORK 01/19-20/19, SYRACUSE, SAT 9 AM-5 PM SUN 10 AM-5 PM, Antiques, 581 State Fair Blvd, The New York State Fairgrounds OHIO 01/26-27/19, COLUMBUS, SAT & SUN, Antiques Market, Ohio Expo Centers

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01/18-19/19, YARDLEY, FRI 11 AM- 5PM SAT 10 AM-4 PM, Antiques, 64 S Main St, Yardley Community Centre 01/19/19, QUAKERTOWN, SAT NOON-2 PM, Antique Appraisal Fair, 201 Station Rd, Quakertown Farmers Market & Flea Market 01/26/19, PHILADELPHIA, SAT 8 AM-4 PM, Flea Market, 1301 S Columbus Blvd, Penns Landing Caterets inside Sheet Metal Workers Union Bldg 02/01-03/19, YORK, FRI & SAT 10 AM-6 PM SUN 11 AM-5 PM, Antiques, 334 Carlisle Ave, York Expo Center Memorial Hall East 02/02/19, PHILADELPHIA, SAT 8 AM-4 PM, Indoor Flea Market, 1301 S Columbus Blvd, Penns Landing Caterets inside Sheet Metal Workers Union Bldg 02/23/19, PHILADELPHIA, SAT 8 AM-4 PM, Flea Market, 1301 S Columbus Blvd, Penns Landing Caterets inside Sheet Metal Workers Union Bldg

NORTH CAROLINA 01/19-20/19, RAMSEUR, SAT & SUN 10 AM, Porcelain gas & oil signs, dealer signs, large dealer neons, soda signs, gas pumps, air pumps, clocks toys, Coca Cola collection Pesi Cola collection carnival items, pinball machines, slot machines etc., 850 NC Hwy 22 South, C & A Auctions

01/15/19, HATFIELD, BID LIVE & ONLINE TUES 3 PM, Comic Books, 501 Fairgrounds Rd & w w w. a l d e r f e r a u c t i o n . c o m , Alderfers Auctions & Appraisers

OHIO 01/19/19, WILLOUGHBY, SAT 10 AM, Historic Military & Firearms, Milestone Auctions Gallery 3860 Ben Hur Ave, Milestone Auctions

01/16/19, CHESTER HEIGHTS, WED 2 PM, Multi-Estate Auction featuring vehicles, guns, taxidermy, art, rugs, furniture, gold jewelry, Wilson's Auction Gallery 344 Valleybrook Rd, Wilson's Auctioneers & Appraisers

PENNSYLVANIA 01/11/19, POTTSTOWN, FRI 5 PM, Antiques, vintage comics, tools, ephemera, 1920 Ridge Rd, John Hums Auction 01/12/19, ANDREAS, SAT 9 AM, Blue decorated stoneware, crocks, jugs, wooden butter churn, dovetailed advertising crates & boxes, tin cookie cutters, antique & primitive furniture & much more, Andreas Station House, 42 Andreas Rd, Dean R Arner 01/12/19, DOUGLASSVILLE, SAT 9 AM, Jukebox, Pinball, Arcade Auction. Also, neon signs, large collection of Jim Beam decanters, tools, machinery, Merritt's Antique Clock Complex 1860 Weavertown Rd, Cabin Fever Auctions 01/12/19, HARRISBURG, SAT 10 AM, Art, collectibles, house & home, tools, lawn/yard; Furniture Noon, 1500 Paxton St, Cordier Auction & Appraisals

01/16/19, RICHLANDTOWN, WED 1 PM & 5:30 PM, 1 pm Antiques & Collectibles featuring decorated stoneware, cast iron toys, signed paintings & prints, old books, reference books oil lamps, military items, costume & sterling jewelry etc., 5:30 pm Coins & Currency, Benner Hall 1260 Cherry St, J Pandur Auction Service LLC 01/17/19, HATFIELD, BID LIVE & ONLINE THURS 1 PM, Musical Instruments, 501 Fairgrounds Rd & www.alderfer auction.com, Alderfers Auctions & Appraisers 01/19/19, GREENCASTLE, ONLINE NOW THROUGH CLOSING SAT 1/19, Johannes Spitler chest, huge Civil War Auction, Classic Car 1955 Ford Thunderbird, military uniforms, Online www.hurleyauctions.com, Hurley Auctions

01/19/19, SPRING CITY, SAT 10 AM, Two Toy Train Auctions featuring G Gauge & Modern Era trains, The Ridge Fire Co 480 Ridge Rd, Maurer's Auction 01/20/19, HARRISBURG, SAT 10 AM, Book, Ephemera, Curio Auction featuring medical, sports, comics, photography, medallion & foreign coin collection, medical & pharmacy, instruments etc., 1500 Paxton St, Cordier Auction & Appraisals WISCONSIN 01/18-19/19, TOMAH, FRI & SAT 9 AM, One owner country store & advertising auction featuring advertising signs, clocks & thermometers, hood ornaments, oil cans plus many other items, 1625 Butts Ave, Millers Auction Co.

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PRE-CIVIL WAR: 1769 Prescott Walking Stick, Collection of Brass Hilt Short Swords, War Of 1812 Artillery Pattern Coatee, War Of 1812 Militia Chapeau, War Of 1812 Double Rose Blanket, Mexican War Painted Eagle Bass Drum, Carved Ivory Horse Head Silver Mounted Saber, And More!

CIVIL WAR: Great Assortment of Civil War Soldier Images Including Ambrotypes, Albumens, Tintypes, CDVs, And Albums.

Presentation CDV Album from Lovell Hospital Portsmouth Grove Rhode Island, Rare Grouping of CDV’S And Letter Regarding The Minnesota Souix Uprising 1862. Birney’s Zouaves Identified Items, Commission Signed By Abraham Lincoln, Chickamauga Relic Display, Confederate Tramp Art, 34 Star Garrison Flags, Identified Civil War Naval Ensign Flag, 123rd Ohio P.O.W. Grouping.

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WWI U.S. And GERMAN: Photographs, Medals, WWI National League for Women’s Uniform, Painted Doughboy Helmets, German Imperial General’s Helmets, German Daggers, And More!

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WWII US: Ithaca Trench Gun, Stevens Trench Gun, M1 Garand Rifle, M1 Carbines, 1911 Colts, US Liberator Pistol w/Box, US Life Barter Kit, Many Uniforms, Case V42 Stilettos, Navigator Grouping Caterpillar Club, Painted A-2 Jacket Groupings, US Paramarine Grouping, US D-Day Invasion Secret Maps, US CBI Pilot Grouping, US Concentration Camp Carving, US Japan War Crimes Trail Patches, Exercise Tiger Purple Heart Groupings, US Submarine Kill Flag, And Much More!

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Morphy’s Auction Led By A Half-Million-Dollar Rolex “Paul Newman” Watch Dec. 5 and 6 Sale Featured A Connoisseur’s Selection Of Tiffany Lighting, Including A $141,450 “Poppy” Table Lamp Fine and decorative art of utmost quality and rarity shared the spotlight alongside premier timepieces and jewelry at Morphy’s Dec. 5 and 6 auction, which closed the books confidently at more than $4 million. Holding court over the 1,539 lots of elegant antiques and luxury goods was an 18-carat gold Rolex timepiece that had created a buzz in the watch-collecting community ever since its consignment was first

The 18-carat yellow gold and platinum necklace with 38 oval-cut rubies (20 carats total) and 361 round brilliantcut diamonds (est. 22 carats total) sold for $39,975.

announced. It attracted worldwide bidder interest and ultimately sold over the phone for $578,100.

Known as the Daytona Ref 6241 “Paul Newman” model in the ultra-rare John Player Special black-and-gold color scheme, the 1969 Rolex had come to Morphy’s directly from its original owner, who purchased it new in 1970.

“Every Rolex Daytona watch bound for the United States had a three-letter export code stamped on its movement.

The one we auctioned did not, because it was not made for export, and that only added to its cachet,” said Ron Ciarmello, head of Morphy Auctions’ Watch Division. “It was purchased from a premier jeweler in Zurich and remained in private ownership in Switzerland for close to 50 years. All of these factors made the watch extremely desirable, and we had no doubt it would easily reach its pre-sale estimate of $400,000 to $800,000.”

Other jewelry lots of special note included a Patek Philippe Ref. 3940 men’s platinum perpetual calendar watch with moonphase, $61,500; an 18-carat gold and platinum necklace set with rubies and diamonds, $39,975; and a platinum Art Deco sapphire and diamond bracelet, $30,750. A lot of four 14-carat gold Victorian animal-theme hatpins in a lovely case soared to $28,290, more than 14 times the high estimate. An extremely rare circa-1810 music box vinaigrette of 18-carat yellow

A Tiffany Studios “Jonquils/Daffodils” table lamp, signed leaded-glass shade on signed bronze base, similar to an example in the book “The Lamps of Tiffany” by Dr. Egon Neustadt, sold for $135,300.

An extremely rare music box vinaigrette, 18-carat yellow gold with turquoise adornments, circa 1810, from a large collection of 19th-century vinaigrettes, sold for $30,750.

The top lot of the sale was this Rolex Daytona Ref 6241 “Paul Newman” 18carat gold chronograph, “John Player Special” dial with gold subdials, which sold for $578,100. gold with turquoise adornments was the star of the large collection of 19th-century vinaigrettes entered in the sale. Estimated at $5,000$10,000, it sold for $30,750.

The luxe array of American and European antique glass attracted thousands of bidder sign-ups and elicited many compliments from admirers who attended the gallery preview. The room was illuminated with a rainbow of shimmering colors from scores of desirable leaded-glass lamps. Virtually all of the important art glass firms of the late 19th/early 20th century were represented, with none more dominant on the prices-realized roster than Tiffany Studios.

A Tiffany lamp in the Poppy pattern, with lush purple and maroon flowers against a mottled blue background and a signed, decorated bronze base, led the illustrious group, selling at the midpoint of its estimate for

$141,450. Following closely behind, a Tiffany lamp design whose shade depicted a profusion of jonquils and daffodils was bid to $135,300, well within its estimate range.

Another Tiffany standout featured a leaded-glass shade with an intricate pattern of gentian blossoms and a single band of emerald-green chunk “jewels” around the skirt.

Similar to a book example in “Tiffany Lamps and Metalware” by Alastair Duncan, it sold for $67,650. A prized Tiffany Dragonfly lamp, signed on both the shade and base, confirmed pre-sale expectations at $116,850.

Perhaps the most unusual lighting entry in the sale was a 27-inch Daum Nancy cameoglass table lamp with images of spread-winged bats carved into the shade. Casting an eerie spell over its many suitors, it settled within estimate at $52,275.

Rare Thomas Webb figural

perfumes in bird forms were crowdpleasers, but it was a circa-1880 fish-shape bottle with a rubyglass head and hallmarked silver tail that utterly charmed bidders. Presented in a fitted velvet box from “Mappin & Webb Silversmiths To The Queen,” the fancy fellow with well-carved scales was reeled in for $15,990 against an estimate of $6,000$9,000.

Following the refined ornithological specimens by This Tiffany Studios “Poppy” table lamp, signed Webb, British birds leaded-glass shade on signed, decorated bronze from a very different base, sold for $141,450. sort of flock landed at the auction and quickly ing of a pair of scrappy grabbed the attention of col- stoneware avians with removlectors on both sides of the able heads flew off to a new Atlantic. Made by Martin owner for $61,500.

“We were very pleased Brothers around 1904, the rare double humidor consist- with the results of this auction,” said Dan Morphy, president of Morphy Auctions.

“Phone and internet bidding was very active throughout the sale, and it seemed that every category, even those that are very specialized, such as vinaigrettes and hatpins, performed at or near the top of our expectations.”

Morphy’s next major event, a Field and Range Firearms Auction, will be held Feb. 5 to 8. For additional information, call toll-free 877-968-8880 or visit www.morphyauctions.com.

A circa-1880 Thomas Webb cameo glass fish perfume bottle with ruby-glass All prices quoted are head and hallmarked silver tail, velvet box marked “Mappin & Webb Silversmith inclusive of 23 percent buyer’s To The Queen,” sold for $15,990. premium.

A Daum Nancy table lamp with purple The rare Martin Brothers stoneware cameo bats, distant islands, and trees double-bird tobacco jar with removcarved on interior of shade realized able heads, British, signed, circa 1904, $52,275. sold for $61,500.

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JOHANNES SPITLER CHEST & HUGE CIVIL WAR AUCTION ONLINE THRU JANUARY 19, 2019 GREENCASTLE, PA

17225 JOHANNES SPITLER Antique paint decorated blanket chest w/stylized birds & tulips, hand-forged hinges, Circa 1801-1806; FRANK FEATHER tramp art carved cane, Gettysburg theme, ”The 50th anniversary of the battle held July 1 to 6, 1913”. CLASSIC CAR: 1955 Ford Thunderbird; 1,200+LOTS of CIVIL WAR ITEMS: Union & Confederate guns, swords, sabers, bayonets; HUNDREDS of buckles & buttons; bullet molds & artillery shells; THOUSANDS of bullets: Many rare; canteens; spurs; HUNDREDS of Civil War books; dug artifacts; powder flasks; war registers; saddlebags; photos; Civil War currency; Spanish Reales; Gettysburg Battlefield canes; cavalry horse bits; MORE. UNIFORMS: Spanish American War; WWI; WWII; NAZI: Helmets; flags; medals; daggers; trench art; NOTE: This is a VERY partial listing.

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Johannes Spitler Chest Up For Auction Hurley Auctions To Sell Chest At Online Sale Closing Jan. 19

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excitement of the antique and auction world. It was his passion.”

Miller grew up in Winchester, Va., moving to Boonsboro with his family in 1950 at the age of 12. He had ancestors who lived in the Sharpsburg area during the Civil War as well as ancestors who served in the Civil War. Miller always had a passion for history and especially antiques and Civil War material.

Miller wrote notes attached to many of the items that came from his house including when and where he bought it and for how much.

According to Matt Hurley, to see where Miller lived, one would never dream he had what he had. Miller lived in a mobile home with several additions and a basement to house his treasures. When

Hurley first met with the family, he had no idea what would eventually come out of the modest residence and sheds that surrounded it. They ended up hauling nine 26-foot trailer trucks of material out.

It was a maze of antiques stacked floor to ceiling in every room including the basement and attic with small walkways to navigate through.

The Spitler chest was found buried in the bedroom.

Hurley conducted several auctions working through the mounds of items that were hauled out. Prior to one of the final auctions, Hurley was helping and spotted the chest.

At first glance, he knew it was good but not sure how good.

He quickly enlisted his staff to conduct additional research, and it only took a few minutes to learn that it was quite

possibly the best find of his 25-year career. They immediately contacted the family to ask permission to hold the chest and advertise it for the final auction on behalf of the estate, which was to include the large Civil War collection.

The online catalog is available at www.hurley auctions.com.

If potential bidders wish to bid in person, Hurley Auctions will have staff in the office the evening the auction closes.

The auction facility is located at 2800 Buchanan Trail East, Greencastle, Pa. There will be an auction preview on Thursday, Jan. 17, from noon to 5 p.m., and the offices will be open from 6 to 7:30 p.m. the evening of Jan. 19.

For further information, contact Hurley Auctions at 866-424-3337.

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Hurley Auctions of Greencastle, Pa., will hold an online-only auction of rare antiques and Civil War items that will close on Saturday, Jan. 19. Among the prominent pieces is a Johannes Spitler paint-decorated blanket chest from the Shenandoah Valley.

Spitler (1774-1837) is wellknown for his artistry and stylization in folk art paintdecorated furniture from rural Shenandoah County (present-day Page County), Va., near what is today Luray, Va. The isolated Mennonite community in this region was settled in the first half of the 18th century by German and Swiss settlers from Lancaster County, Pa. Most of his work consists of lift-top chests, and it is not known if he constructed the pieces or just decorated them.

Design work ranged from diamonds, checkerboard, geometric, grid pattern designs, and compass work with stylized hearts, birds, and floral work. Many of his pieces are in museum and institutional collections.

The chest being sold is from the estate of Chester Wayne Miller of Boonsboro, Md. An eccentric collector for more than 60 years, he was, according to his sister, “a very quiet man and no one would have ever known of his collection. He was reserved and humble. He loved to collect and claimed to be a antique dealer, having a shop in Strasburg, Va., but rarely sold anything he bought.

He just loved being a part of the

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BOOK, EPHEMERA, AND CURIO AUCTION Medical - Sports - Comics - Photography

SUNDAY, January 20 at 10 A.M.

Marimba

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HARRISBURG, PA 17104

MEDALLION & FOREIGN COIN COLLECTION: Commemoratives, mint sets, proofs, uncirculated, 1st Man in Space, Olympics, Royal Canadian Mint, The Genius of Michelangelo, Medallion Art Co. U.S. Pres. medallions, Fleetwood U.N. sets, space cloisonné medallion set, Foreign incl. Bahamas, Malta, Australia, Israel, Phillippines, Poland, Mexico, Germany, Russia, Canada, Panama; gold incl. Tobago $100, Eisenhower commem., 1925 half sovereign South Africa, Apollo 15 plate. BOOKS: Art, photography, design, biographies, architecture, history, mystery, some signed. Pulp Fiction magazines 1930s-1950s. NEWSPAPERS: 19th C. incl. NY Tribune, NY Herald, Greensburg Herald, Maryland Herald, more. DONALD DUCK: Limited edition pins, sketches, drawings, animation cels. PRINTS: Rockwell Four Freedoms collotypes, Devereux, engravings, more. MEDICAL & PHARMACY: Apothecary jars incl. French, atomizers, Flemming battery.

INFANT FEEDING: Figural & porcelain, sterilizers, sterling rattle whistles, Davol counter display. INSTRUMENTS: Marimba, Ludwig Phase II synthesizer, Martin guitar, Marimba Lumina, drums, chimes. SPORTS: Scorebooks, programs, cards, autographs, Julius Erving signed basketball. STAMPS: Mint sheets, albums, postage due, covers, more. SMOKING: Cigars incl. Romeo y Julieta, CAO, Arturo si Fuente, Montecristo, Macanudo; humidors; Reuge cigarette dispenser. OTHER: Confederate loan bonds, Mann’s bone cutter, Pens incl.

F Mont Blanc, cased images, drafting tools incl. Dietzgen, postcards incl. Halloween, National Wheelman’s pin, matryoshkas, General Store M incl. candy trays, coin-op gum dispenser, mercantile displays. i

Franklin Mint Set Genius of Michelangelo

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Tiffany Studios Lamp In “Fruit” Pattern Lights Up Bids, Selling For $108,000 Milestone Winter Spectacular Auction Was Held Dec. 8 Milestone Auctions’ a price that made Winter Spectacular the consignor Auction on Dec. 8, featur“very happy; it was ing estate finds and longthree times the held collections, turned amount he had out to be a lively internahoped for,” said tional event, with enerSammet. gized bidders from all four Another Tiffany corners of the earth taking lamp from the part online and over the same consignor, phone. Boosted by comwith Tiffany marks petition from a busy on both the 20gallery, the sale took in inch Poinsettia $408,000, inclusive of 20 shade and base, percent buyer’s premium. was bid to $28,800 “We’ve been shipping against a $10,000goods everywhere— John F. Kennedy’s used magnifying glass with leather case $20,000 estimate, Germany, France, China, and letter of authenticity from Kennedy’s personal secre- while an unusual you name it. It’s been our tary, Evelyn Lincoln, sold to an overseas buyer for $3,840. Tiffany Studios experience that if collectors way,” said Chris Sammet, co- cobalt blue Favrile glass see something they like, they owner of the suburban- paperweight ornately encased won’t let distance stand in the Cleveland auction house. in bronze made $2,400.

Many bidders were pre“We were extremely happy pared to battle over a rare with the way that all of the Tiffany Studios lamp, a stun- Tiffany lots performed. Tiffany ning 24.5-inch example with a art glass is not a specialty for leaded-glass shade in the which we have been particu“Fruit” pattern. Double- larly well-known in the past, marked and estimated at but we market our sales wide$20,000-$30,000, it was a ly and aggressively. We feel magnet for Art Nouveau lamp that whether we are entrusted enthusiasts, who kept all of with one piece or an entire Milestone’s available phone collection, we owe it to our lines engaged as it crossed consignors to do whatever it the auction block. “There was takes to reach both existing a lot of action on that lamp. buyers and new collectors. It Some people even flew in to works for us,” said Sammet. personally inspect it, then A highly detailed, 45-inchA Tiffany Studios “Fruit” leaded-glass returned home and bid by long model of a 1932 midnight table lamp, correctly marked on both phone,” stated Sammet. It blue Hudson created by engi24.5-inch shade and base, was the top ended up selling for $108,000, neers at the Hudson automobile factory was executed in lot of the sale at $108,000. quarter scale expressly for display at the 1932 New York

This Tiffany Studios “Poinsettia” leaded-glass table lamp, correctly marked A linen-backed 1954 poster for the on both 20-inch shade and base, sold sci-fi film “Target Earth,” 41-by-27 inches, sold for $1,080. for $28,800.

Auto Show. One of only 12 made, it sped off to a new owner, a museum, for $18,000.

All original, a 19th-century copper and cast-zinc weathervane in the form of a three-dimensional horse was purchased for $2,520 by an internet bidder. Measuring 30 inches long by 17 inches high, the vane offered by Milestone had previously occupied the rooftop of a barn in Northborough (Worcester County), Mass. “Its new owner was very excited about winning the piece because he had always admired a similar one owned by one of his family members. Now he has one of his own,” said Sammet.

The 1932 Hudson quarter-scale factory-made model of a four-door sedan, 45 inches long, one of 12 examples (in six body styles) made for display at the 1932 New York Auto Show, it sold to a museum for $18,000.

Mantiques, or antiques that hold special appeal with men, proved to be a popular category. A Mills five-cent gambling machine sold for $1,920, “a very good price for a model that is not particularly rare but was in very nice, original condition,” observed Sammet. Also, the perfect wall art for a man cave, a dramatically illustrated 1954 poster promoting the sci-fi film “ T a r g e t Earth,” rose to $1,080.

“The poster came to us from a very knowledgeable collector. He was pleased with the auction result and will be consigning more posters to our future sales.

The Guy Carleton Wiggins (American, 1883-1962), “5th Ave. We look for& 26th St.,” oil-on-board painting, signed lower left, titled on ward to that.” verso, sold for $5,760.

History

A 19th-century running-horse weathervane, three-dimensional, copper with cast zinc head, as found on a barn in Northborough County, Mass., sold to an online buyer for $2,520. buffs responded to a magnifying glass that President John F. Kennedy used in the White House Oval Office and also kept in his pocket when attending outside meetings.

Accompanied by its original leather case, it came with a letter of authenticity on White House letterhead handsigned by Kennedy’s personal secretary, Evelyn Lincoln. It finished closed to its high estimate, selling to an overseas buyer for $3,840.

Milestone Auctions is currently preparing for a major sale of firearms and militaria to be held January 19.

To contact Milestone Auctions, readers may call 440-527-8060 or email info@milestoneauctions.com.

A late entry, this showy circa-1825 R&W Wilson (American) coin silver bowl with repousse decoration sold to an online bidder for $1,440 against a $600-$800 estimate.

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F FURNITURE (12 Noon): Antique & Modern. Leather Couch and Chair; 4 Poster P BR Set with Highboy; Antique 3 Leaf Clover Table; Chinese Lacquer Breakfront; B Wood Box; Curio Cabinet; Bookcases; 1970’s Formica Dinette Set; GWTW G Lamp. COLLECTIBLES: Chicken Weathervane; Deer Mounts; Lenox Bird Collection; C Stangl Dinnerware; Fishing Rods and Reels; RCA Nipper Collectibles; Art: Wildlife Prints; Vintage Records incl. 45s. HOUSE AND HOME: Electric Heaters; Lenox; Elliptical; Onyyo Stereo System; Bose Speakers; Tools: Grinder, Drills, Saws, Electrical Supplies, Drill Press, Milwaukee Sawzall, Hand Tools, Ladders, Levels, Air Tools; Lawn/ Yard: Gas Trimmers, John Deere Mower, Little Wonder Blower, Honda Power Washer.

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“Pinocchio”: Once Upon A Time

By Roy Nuhn

instant classic. It was loosely based on the children’s novel The year was 1940. War “Pinocchio,” written by Italian was on the horizon, but author Carlo Lorenzini, under Americans were finally enjoy- the pseudonym of Carlo ing some relief from the Great Collodi, first published in Depression. Movies were the 1892. Since then, dozens of most popular form of enter- editions have been printed tainment, and television was and sold in this country, most of them illustrated. not too far into the future.

Walt Disney made many In February of that year, an unforgettable gift to the changes in the basic story, nation arrived from Walt adding new characters and Disney. It was “Pinocchio,” an incidents. Disney’s modernof Collodi’s animated feature-length film ization about a puppet who wanted “Pinocchio” into an American so badly to become a real boy. image worked remarkably “Pinocchio” told the simple well. Today’s children, as well story of Gepetto, the master as their parents and grandtoymaker, who created a parents, know the classic tale wooden puppet in the image as told by Disney, as opposed to the one by the original of a boy.

Gepetto made a wish upon author. Most of the books of the first evening star one “Pinocchio” that are read and night that his creation would collected reflect the Disney become a real boy. The old interpretation. In fact, it is not man was much beloved by the easy to find the original novel children of the village, but he today.

By 1940, American marketwas lonely all the same.

Although he had his compan- ing had come to recognize the ions, Cleo, the goldfish, and potential of product tie-ins Figaro, the cat, he yearned with Disney films. During “Pinocchio’s” first year in desperately for a son.

The film, with its blend of movie houses, hundreds of sentiment, adventure and a different items were made for wonderful musical score fea- sale or as product premiums, turing Jiminy Cricket’s “When many of them introduced the You Wish Upon a Star,” was an previous year.

Today, nearly 80 years later, all are part of the treasure trove of Disneyana that is eagerly sought by collectors. In the decades since the film’s initial showings in 1940 and 1941, other merchandise with a “Pinocchio” theme has also been sold, usually in connection with re-releases of the film. But the majority of important “Pinocchio” collectibles date from the magical early years.

The most plentiful collectibles are figurines, statuettes, dolls, and ephemera.

Another area is film memorabilia, especially for the later rereleases. Black-andwhite stills, color lobby cards, posters, cels, and press books from original 1940 Burger King’s collector glass premium came the release are collectible out in 1980. and cherished by many

but are a bit expensive. Those from the 1960s and ’70s are more affordable for beginning collectors.

Much of the original merchandise retailed for 10 cents to $2. Most were images of Pinocchio, Jiminy Cricket and Gepetto. Cat fanciers long ago discovered the cuddly and adorable Figaro, who has also been used extensively for figurines.

The Crown Manufacturing Co. produced banks, statuette, and dolls with movable arms, legs and heads. The George Borgfeldt Corp. sold 10-inch mechanical Pinocchio dolls and smaller wooden and bisque figures. Other figurines and smaller figures in various compositions were made by Brayton’s Laguna Pottery, which sold a complete character series, as did the National Porcelain Co. In the late 1940s, American Pottery Co. also manufactured a line of ceramic figurines.

Mechanical and push toys, music boxes, dolls made

by Ideal, and banks are favorite “Pinocchio” col-

This coloring book by Western Walt Disney’s “Pinocchio,” a Dell fourThe “Pinocchio” title in the Tiny Golden Publishing Co., one of many, was from color comic book published in 1949, retold the movie story.

Book series by Simon & Shuster came 1984. out in the 1950s. doll booklet was lectibles. Watches, silverware, done by Whitman in booksends, fountain pen desk 1939, just before the sets, jewelry, wax candles, film’s release. A few handkerchiefs and rubber rare newsppaer cutballs can also be found with a outs appeared in “Pinocchio” theme.

1940, but these are One of the best places for very difficult to find. a collector to seek material is At the end of in the field of ephemera. This World War II, two category includes the story French publishing books by Grosset & Dunlap, houses, E. sheet music, coloring books Sepheriades and and magazine advertising.

Superluxe, printed Two Big Little Books, sets of 25 postcards “Pinocchio” and “Pinocchio and using original artJiminy Cricket” were published work from the film. in the early 1940s. Countless American “Pinocchio” comic books G.I.s stationed in This Little Golden Book is copyright 1948. did not appear until Europe after 1945 1945. The comic book brought these and similar sets some of the other Disney industry, then in its for- home with them as souvenirs classics, but it has endured as one of the best full-length mative years, had yet to of their overseas duty. discover the potential of Beginning in 1950 and con- animation features ever Disney topics. Many titles tinuing for 20 years afterward, made, as well as become a collectible.

The were published later by various Italian firms produced great Dell and other firms, and sold sets of postcards delightful characters who some of which were total about Pinocchio and other sprung to life from the film or partial reprints of the Disney themes. These and the Pinocchio, Gepetto and original printings.

French sets are sought after by Jiminy Cricket - have universal appeal, especially when Paper dolls are collectors.

A die-cut softbound book, “A Golden Super another collecting posPinocchio has never they wish upon a star, just as Shape Book,” is from 1988. sibility. The only paper been re-released as often as we ourselves do.

These three postcards were from a French set of 25 by Sepheriades, published shortly after the end of World War II. Hundreds, if not thousands of these were brought home by returning G.I.s stationed in occupied Europe from 1945 to ’55.

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Whitman printed this 50-page story “Pinocchio’s Favorites” is a hardbound and coloring book in 1939 as a give- book published by the Danbury Press (Grolier) in 1973. away by Coco-Malt.

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18211 Blue Decorated Stoneware, crocks, jugs, wooden butter churn, dovetailed advertising crates & boxes, tin cookie cutters, antique and primitive furniture, old bread boards, blanket chests, farm primitives, black memorabilia and much more!

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ARCADE & PINBALL MACHINES: Black Knight (Williams), Sorcerer (Williams), Cruisin’ USA, Jacks or Better Poker Machine, Space Odyssey (Williams), Laser Ball (Williams), Evil Knievel (Bally), Straight Flush (Williams), Rowe AMT Compact Disc Jukebox, Mrs. Pacman (Bally), Trivia Wiz, Parker Bohn III Pro Bowler, California Speed Driving Machine, Max Sapphire (Sapphire), Strikes & Spares Pinball, Midway Revolution, Seeburg 33-1/3 Stereo Artist of The Week, Seeburg Jukebox, Rowe AMT CH Jukebox, Liberty Bell Pinball (Williams), Gotlieb’s Genie Pinball, Seeburg 1000 Speakers, Super Continental Poker Machine.

The above Machines are in restored, working order.

In addition, there are 25-30 more Machines in need of repair.

NEON SIGNS: Miller, Red Dog, Weinhard’s, Ice House, Bud Light, Longhorn, Beck’s, Coors Light, Marlboro, Kool, Samuel Adams, Camel, Budweiser, Raleigh Lights, Malt Duck, Schaefer, Michelob, Miller MGD, King Cobra,, Michelob Ultra, Schlitz, Rockola Clock, Pabst Blue Ribbon Light & Many More!

LARGE COLLECTION OF JIM BEAN DECANTERS TO INCLUDE: Race Cars, Antique Cars, Fire Trucks, Trains, Classic Cars & More!

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Your Children Don’t Want It. What Do You Do? “What’s It Worth?” Antiques Minute You’ve possibly heard it before, “My children don’t want it. What do I do?” Here are 10 options where you can sell or dispose of the things that neither you, nor your children, want any longer. Each option has advantages and disadvantages, so select the option(s) best for you.

1.

Garage sale or yard sale. You advertise it, lay it out, and let someone pay you to take it away. There’s a lot of work. Some love it, but most hate running garage sales.

2.

Tag sale. Similar to garage sales but usually reserved for better merchandise, and you pay a commission for someone to run the tag sale for you.

3.

Flea market or church bazaar. You can reach more people in one day, but you pay table rent, and there is a lot of packing and

unpacking.

4.

Auction. Ideal for some merchandise, but not for all. You’ll pay commissions, incur delivery fees, and usually sell without a minimum.

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Antiques dealer or antiques shop. They’ll be very selective and want to cherrypick only the best. You’ll need to sell at a wholesale price because they’ll be doing the work that you don’t want to do.

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Consignment shop.

They’re also selective in what they take, there’s a commission involved, and if it doesn’t sell fairly quickly, you’ll have to deal with it again.

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To learn more, 7. eBay. Offers a huge downsizing expert, and host 9 to 10 a.m. on WBCB 1490 AM may visit audience, but selling can be a of the “What’s It Worth? in the greater Philadelphia readers pain. Listing fees, final value Ask Mike the Appraiser” area. It is available on www.AskMikeTheAppraiser.com. fees and PayPal fees all apply and quickly add up. Shipping can be a pain. And returns can leave a bad taste with you. But the audience is indeed G GAUGE and MODERN ERA TRAINS huge.

8. CraigsList. It’s better 10 A.M. for larger items like furniAT THE RIDGE FIRE COMPANY ture than eBay. It’s local, it’s totally free, and you can 480 RIDGE ROAD, 19475 include photos.

G GAUGE TRAINS in the Blue Room: Full range of motive power units and Rolling Stock by LGB 9. F a c e b o o k and other manufacturers. Many powerful locomotives, American & European prototypes both steam and electric varieties. Compliment of passenger car sets and colorful freight cars. Built-up structures by Pola and others, Marketplace. Usually best kits, Track and accessories, power packs. Plan your Garden Railway today, build and enhance your vision this for lower value items, totally coming Spring! free, and it works. This can MOSTLY MODERN ERA TRAINS in the Pavilion: Great assortment of Boxed Lionel Modern be a relevent option.

Era Train sets. Classic favorites like James Gang Old Time set, Maple Leaf Ltd., Chessie, Conrail, BN, CP and EL Limiteds, sealed OB. Good selection of Engines of every stripe: ACL, B&A, NYC and Wabash Hudsons.

10. Donate to a nonNumerous switchers & work trains. Budd cars, operating freights, bay window, woodside and extended vision profit. You don’t want it, cabooses. Gleaming passenger car sets. Club car and mint car series. Animated accessories. MTH Premier Shay, your kids don’t want it, the Centipede, Class A&J steam locos & tenders. K-Line Big Boy, Girl’s Train, etc. Williams Amtrak Genesis, NYC and B&O Sharknose diesel locos. PRR F-7, VGN & Wabash FM diesels. Weaver & Aristocraft trains. auctioneer doesn’t want it, PREWAR & POSTWAR Lionel and American Flyer Trains. Lionel & AF sets, engines and accessories. and you can’t find a buyer.

Please review complete listings at auctionzip.com auctioneer #1892 Then it might be time to Preview: Friday, January 18th donate to the nonprofit of from 6 P.M.-8 P.M. and from 8 A.M.-10 A.M. day of auction. your choice, and you may 12% Buyer’s Premium.

Successful Auction Management even receive a modest tax (BLIZZARD DATE: deduction as well. Plus Sat., Jan. 26) (AY003006-L) Kathy Maurer, Auctioneer 610•970•7588 many nonprofits will pick up for free.

Multi-Estate Antique Auction Featuring Vehicles, Guns, Taxidermy, Art, Rugs, Furniture, Gold Jewelry

WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 16

STARTING AT 2 P.M.

Preview: 1/15/2019 12 Noon-7 P.M.,1/16/2019 10 A.M.-2 P.M. at WILSON’S AUCTION GALLERY, 344 Valleybrook Road,

CHESTER HEIGHTS, PA 19017 Live Online Bidding Available For 100+ Select Lots at www.LiveAuctioneers.com Vehicles: 2007 Harley-Davidson Heritage Softail Classic Motorcycle (10k miles), 1989 Maserati Spyder Convertible V6 Twin Turbo, 1971 Porsche 914 Convertible Garage Find, 2000 Winnebago Chevy 3500 Minnie (55K miles), 2008 & 2009 Vespas.

Artwork: 28”x36” Harry Aiken Vincent (Rockport, MA) O/C Harbor Scene, 4 Pearl Van Sciver O/C Floral Still Lifes (Largest “Delphiniums” measures 55”x40”), 28”x22” Raoul DeLongpre Floral Still Life, 12”x16” Charles Phelan O/C Pastoral Sheep Painting, 30” x 40” Raphael Senseman O/C Autumnal Scene, Pair of 28” Antique Portraits circa 1800 Displaying a Prominent Philadelphia Couple in Oval Gilt Frames, 14”x21” Harriet Curtain Ermentrout Watercolor Village Scene, 4 Cesare A. Ricciardi O/C Portraits, Antique Portrait “G. Melmouth Born 1803”, 30”x40” Zara Ellwood Floral Still Life Gouache Painting, 13”x17” Frances Roosevelt Watercolor Harbor Scene, (2) 25”x30” L. Alpigini Indian Chief O/C Paintings, Signed & Numbered (77/204) Andrew Wyeth Print “Gen. Washington at the Battle of Brandywine”.

Guns, Ammo, Taxidermy: Rifles (Colt AR-15A2 .223cal, Remington Model 700 22-250REM w/composite stock, bipod, & Springfield Armory 4-14x56 2nd gen.

Govt., Remington Model 700 22-250REM Bolt Action, Browning Model 81 BLR Cal. 257 Roberts, Winchester Model 94 30-30 Lever Action, Gibbs Model 98 30-06 Bolt Action, Spanish Mauser Model 1893 Loews Berlin 7x57mm, Norinco Mak-90 7.62 x 39cal, Ruger Model 10/22 Carbine .22LR Rifle w/Bushnell Scope, Winchester Model 67A 22cal Bolt Action, Winchester Model 70XTR Sporter 270 WYN Bolt Action, Traditions Evolution Premier .50 Cal. Black Powder Rifle, Thompson Center Arms Fire Storm .50 Cal. Black Powder Rifle), Handguns (Walther Model PPK/S 9mm Kurtz 380 Pistol w/2 clips and original holster w/the Nazi soldiers name inside, WWII German Walther P38 9mm, Sig Sauer Model P220 .45ACP, Rock Island Armory 911 .45acp, Ruger GP100 357 Magnum Revolver, Smith & Wesson .38 Special Revolver, Smith & Wesson Model 459 9MM, Pair Civil War Centennial .22cal Short Colt Revolvers, Hungarian Femaru Model 37 7.65mm Pistol, Taurus Model PT22 .22LR cal, Iver Johnson .38 Cal Revolver, American Bulldog .32 Cal Revolver), 12ga Shotguns (Remington Model 870 Express, Benelli Model M1 Super 90, Lefever Arm Dbl Nitro Special, Westerfield Model M550AD Mossberg, Browning Auto - 5 w/28” Barrel, Browning A5 w/26” Barrel, Remington 870 Express Super Magnum Ducks Unlimited, Benelli Nova Ducks Unlimited, Ithica Model 600 O/U w/ Engraved Barrel, P. Beretta Model A 303, Fox Savage Model B Dbl Series H), 20ga Shotguns (Noble Dbl. w/Pheasant Engraving, Luigi Franchi O/U “Falconet,” Remington Model 1100 LW Semi-Auto), A. Rossi Youth Gun 3 Barrels (20ga shotgun 243cal 22cal Rifle), Yildiz Silah Sanayii .410 Shotgun Magnum Turkish Youth Gun, Kodabo Koda Express Custom Crossbow w/Scope & Case, Exotic Collection of 25 African Taxidermy Mounts (incl. Warthog, Antelope, Springbok, Male & Female Duiker, Steenbok, Impala, Wildebeast, Red Hartebeast, Kudu, Gemsbok & more), Variety of Ammo (incl. Remington 9mm Luger, Remington .32auto, Winchester .380auto, 12ga 2¾”, 12ga Game Loads, Hornaday .44 lead roundball, .22LR, 12ga 3”, 20ga 2¾”, .223, 30-30, .45 auto, etc.), Qty. of Leather Holsters, Fishing Rods (incl. Hurricane AF Co., Daiwa IGFA, Barefoot Elite, FenGlass, etc.) & Fishing Reels (incl. Triton Beast Master 50/80 Two Speed Shimano, Penn 50 International, Daiwa Sealine 900H, Penn Senator, etc.), Ornate 13 Gun Cabinet w/Game Decoration.

Rugs: 10’2”x14’ 9” Turkish Oushack Rug, 15’5”x11’10” Imperial Kermin Rug, 6’ 10”x10” Persian Rug, 4’2”x6’ Persian Rug, Oriental Rugs & Throws.

Musical Instruments: Steinway & Sons Baby Grand Piano M342987 (Mahogany Case), 1938 Harmony Supertone Singing Cowboys Acoustic Guitar, 1950s Supro Electric Lap Steel Guitar w/Case, Joseph Lorenz Schonbach ¾ Violin, Wood 21 Pipe Pan Flute & Moeck Maple Recorder, etc.

Furniture: Two Qing Dynasty Wedding Beds, 19th C. Opium Bed, 4 Asian Carved Wood Panels w/Heavy Gilding, Adirondack Tangled Twig & Root Base Parlor Table, Federal NY Acanthus Carved Drop Leaf Sewing Stand, Antique English Carved Oak Barley Twist Caned Chair w/Cherubs, Kindel Bardini Mid Century Regency Furniture (Headboard, 2 Night Tables, Triple Bureau & Mirror, Tambour Chest, Portable Mirror, Oval Dining Table, 4 Side Chairs, 2 Armchairs, Buffet), 8’ Ornate Burl Walnut Victorian Bookcase Secretary Desk, Fancy Victorian Walnut Parlor Organ, 6 pc. Walnut Depression Era Bedroom Set w/Urn & Scroll Carvings, 7’ Drop Front Antique Walnut Bookcase Secretary, English 2 Door Walnut Armoire, Reeded Column Walnut Shaving Mirror, Walnut Empire Shaving Mirror, Antique French Style Leather Top Partner’s Desk, Walnut Mirror Front Inlaid Armoire, Art Deco Shell Base Console Table w/Mirror Top, Single Drawer Notched Corner Walnut Stand, Walnut China Cabinet w/ Shell Carved Lattice, 6’ Walnut 2 Glass Door Book Case, Antique General Store Counter, Large Banded Dome Trunk, Ornate Cheval Mirror, Victorian Easel, 3 pc. Heywood-Wakefield Cliffhouse Bedroom Set, Chicago Coins Clover Skill Pool Table, Sunshine Airtight Parlor Stove #16, Radiotower by Majestic Model 15 Radio with Telechron Clock, Large Antique Fireplace Mantles, Sunvision Pro 24S Wolff Systems Tanning Bed, etc.

Collectibles: Estate Jewelry featuring (15) 14K & 18K Gold Rings set w/Diamonds, Rubies, Sapphires, Emerald, Coral, Jade, Garnet, Lapis, Pearls, Amethyst & Other Gemstones, 10 Morgan & Peace Silver Dollars, Collection of Queen Lace Bohemian Crystal, Lalique Crystal, Eskimo Carved Soapstone, Brass Swan 3-Light Wall Sconces, Pr. 15” Arts & Crafts Brass Candlesticks, Antique Cobalt & Emerald Green Glass Seltzer Bottles, French Alabaster Mantle Clock w/Ormolu Mounts, Japanese Kutani Enameled Porcelain Vase, Carved Wood Rhino & Water Buffalo, Japanese Cloisonné Dragon & Phoenix Vase, National Cash Register Model 332, 2 Victrola Speaker Horns (Morning Glory & Ribbed), 5’ Chalkware Man Statue, Vintage Chalkware Blackamoor Genie Statue, Antique Wood Dough Bowl Trencher, Collection Vintage Tennis Racquets & Unopened Balls, Joan Sutherland “Designs for a Prima Donna” Signed LE Book, Chelsea Tambour Mantle Clock, Taj Mahal Birdcage, Jacobs Bros Scale, Art Deco Ice Cream Parlor Syrup Dispenser Set, Asian Soapstone, German Steins, 2 African Carved Wood Masks, etc.

Quality Additions Until Sale Time.

See LiveAuctioneers or AuctionZip (Auctioneer ID: 1924) for a complete catalog and photos!

For information on absentee and phone bidding please call our Gallery at 610.358.9515 or email: info@wilsonsauction.net Terms: Cash, Penna. Check, Visa, MasterCard, Discover, AmEx, Debit. First time buyers: Check payments accepted only if accompanied by bank letter of credit. Buyer’s Premium: 15% Online Buyer’s Premium 20%.

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Weiss Auctions To Hold Two-Day Blockbuster Sale On Jan. 23 And 24 Robert Indiana Acrylic-On-Canvas Painting “B” Is One Of Three Known 100 percent fresh-to-the-market and comes with impeccable provenance,” said Philip Weiss of Weiss Auctions. “The work was supposedly one of three done by the artist, all in honor of people whose names begin with B, to include himself (Bob). It was signed and inscribed to the consignor, a personal friend, on the reverse.” The estimate will be $60,000-$90,000.

The auction will also feature other Robert Indiana signed pieces, to include an artist’s proof serigraph of his most famous work, “LOVE” (1968); a signed and numbered (IX/XXV) silkscreen titled “Polygon #3 Triangle” (1975); and a signed and numbered (VII/X) artist’s proof serigraph on arches paper titled “Brooklyn Bridge from New York” (1983). All are in the day two session.

Robert Indiana (real name, Robert Clark) produced artworks that consisted of bold, simple and iconic images, especially numbers and short words like “EAT,” “HUG” and, of course, “LOVE,” which first appeared in a series of poems written in 1958 but was later created for a Christmas card for the Metropolitan Museum of Art in 1964 and put on an 8-cent U.S. postage stamp in 1973.

The unusually shaped Philip and Kelvin Laverne coffee table carries a pre-sale estimate of $20,000$30,000. Other pieces from the collection include a large bronze and enamel plaque titled “Venus Day one highlights will feature a deck plan of Contemplating” and a First Class accommodations from the ocean bronze and pewter liner the RMS Titanic (est. $5,000-$7,000). plaque titled “Women in Despair.” Philip and Kelvin include an International Pop Laverne were a father-son Festival poster (Texas, 1969), design team whose creations featuring Led Zeppelin; a 1967 are coveted in today’s Jimi Hendrix handbill; a rare 1932 Davos for Health and marketplace.

Day one will feature Support travel poster by Otto Hollywood and rock ‘n’ roll Baumberger; a Join the Red material, plus historical items. Cross poster by Anna Milo Included will be over 3,000 Upjohn; and a WWII-era vintage movie magazines American Airlines poster by (1930s-’70s), vintage movie Melbourne Brindle.

Day two will be an estate photos, high-end rock ‘n’ roll posters and autographs, sale featuring paintings, signed presidential material, jewelry and more. In addition documents, photos, and the to the Robert Indiana and final part of the Jerry Winevsky Philip and Kelvin Laverne lots, collection of postcards, books, the session will also include a small group of carved Black photographs and more.

Highlights will feature a Forest pieces, jewelry offered deck plan of First Class on behalf of the New York This monumental 34-inch diameter cloisonné charger will be sold on day two. accommodations from the County Public Administrators ocean liner Titanic (est. Office, and some high-end $5,000-$7,000); two important Nippon, including Moriage, letters written about the Blown Outs and Coralene.

Day two artwork will feaTitanic and the death of the Hickman brothers, to be ture a limited-edition lithooffered as one lot (est. $3,000- graph signed by Marc Chagall, $5,000); a signed Grateful a lithograph signed by LeRoy Dead 1988 Spring Tour poster Neiman titled “Views of (est. 8,000-$10,000); a signed Napoleon,” a bronze by Grateful Dead mirror (est. Guillaume Coustou titled $4,000-$5,000); and an impor- “Cheval de Marly,” an tant archive of material alabaster bust by Joaquim pertaining to actor Joan Angles, an oil-on-canvas landCrawford, including a 1930s scape by Bob Ross, two oilworks by guest book signed and on-masonite inscribed by many Hollywood Symcho Moskowicz and an oilstars, an annotated manu- on-canvas Paris scene by script of her book, and more. Charles Cobelle.

Also offered will be an Rare books will be led by a mint/near mint first edition oil-on-canvas Paris street copy of “Knave of Hearts,” scene by Andre Gisson and illustrated by Maxfield Parrish three paintings (two oil-on(est. $1,000-$2,000). canvas, one pastel-on-paper) Additional day one items will by Nahum Tschacbasov.

This is a rare and unusually shaped coffee table by Philip and Kelvin Laverne, the 20th century father-son design team whose creations are highly sought after by collectors (est. $20,000-$30,000).

A collection of Bronze Buddha heads from the 16th-18th centuries will be sold as individual lots.

Posters will feature a 1902 Clement Cycles and Automobiles poster by Rene Leverd, a 1960s TWA Philadelphia poster by Swanson, a 1950s TWA Germany travel poster by William Ward Beecher, and a 1937 Paris International

Exposition poster by French artist Jean Carlu. The second session will also contain a collection of bronze Buddha heads and a 34-inch diameter cloisonné charger.

To learn more, readers may call 516-594-0731 or visit www.WeissAuctions.com.

One Owner Estate Auction Saturday, January 12th at 10 A.M. 1121 Owego Road, (Rte. 96), Candor, NY 13743

We have been commissioned to sell a massive estate collection of Vintage Pocketknives, Vintage & Modern Fishing (1,000s of items) along with Tools & General Guy JunQue. Please keep in mind that at the time of writing this ad we haven’t even sorted a single item. The place is packed full so we are expecting many surprises.

Terms: Cash, Credit Card, 13% buyer’s premium ~ “3% Discount with CASH” NOTE: * MANY photos at www.bostwickauctions.com Diner is open with GREAT Food Preview 8 A.M. sale day * 607-659-4842

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One of just three known acrylic-on-canvas paintings of the letter “B” by renowned Pop Artist Robert Indiana (American, 1928-2018), plus several lithographs signed by the artist and a group of Philip and Kelvin Laverne pieces, to include a rare, unusually shaped coffee table, will be part of Weiss Auctions’ sale on Wednesday and Thursday, Jan. 23 and 24.

The auction will be held in Weiss Auctions’ gallery located at 74 Merrick Road in Lynbrook, N.Y., starting at 10 a.m. on both days, as well as online via Proxibid.com and Invaluable.com. Phone and absentee bids will also be accepted. Hundreds of rare and interesting items will come up for bid over the course of the two days, but the Indiana and Laverne pieces are the sale’s undisputed headliners.

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Rare books to be sold will include this mint/near mint first edition copy of “Knave of Hearts,” illustrated by Maxfield Parrish (est. $1,000-$2,000).

One of three known acrylic-on-canvas paintings of the letter “B” by Robert The International Pop Festival poster (Texas, 1969), featuring Led Zeppelin, Indiana (American, 1928-2018), signed and inscribed to the consignor, a perJanis Joplin and many other rock ‘n’ roll luminaries from the era, will be sold. sonal friend, will be sold (est. $60,000-$90,000).

“Does this one come with an open floor plan?”

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“American Moderns In Watercolor: Edward Hopper And His Contemporaries” New Exhibit To Be On View At The Wadsworth Atheneum Museum Of Art The Wadsworth Atheneum Museum of Art is presenting “American Moderns in Watercolor: Edward Hopper and His Contemporaries” until March 17. “American Moderns in Watercolor” brings together 16 works of art from the 1920s and 1930s that depict urban and rural subjects. Edward Hopper and contemporaries such as Charles Burchfield, Stuart Davis, Preston Dickinson, Arthur Dove, John Marin, and Abraham Walkowitz were increasingly on the move, either by car or on foot, observing the changing American landscape. This exhibition explores how these modern artists uniquely embraced the portable medium of watercolor, experimenting with new subjects, styles, and techniques.

From the solitude in Hopper’s composed

watercolors of coastal New England to the energetic forces of New York City painted by Marin, “American Moderns in Watercolor” shows how artists drew inspiration from their surroundings. “Bringing renewed interest and aspirations for the medium, these artists elevated watercolor to new levels,” said Erin Monroe, Robert H. Schutz Jr. associate curator of American Paintings and Sculpture, “and contributed to the development of modern art in this country.”

The Wadsworth Atheneum was at the forefront of collecting and exhibiting modern American watercolors, especially the work of Edward Hopper. In 1928, the museum purchased the first of six watercolors by Hopper (four are included in the exhibition) and gave Hopper his first solo museum exhibition later that

Edward Hopper’s “Marshall’s House,” 1932, is an opaque and transparent watercolor over graphite on wove paper, purchased through the gift of Henry and Walter Keney, 1933.93, 2018, courtesy of heirs of Josephine Hopper / Licensed by Artists Rights Society (ARS), N.Y. year. Another important early Marshall’s House,” is on view acquisition was “Marshall’s in the exhibition.

House,” in 1933, depicting This is the first of two Hopper’s neighbor’s house on presentations from the Cape Cod. A recent documen- Wadsworth’s outstanding coltary, “Edward Hopper and lection of American works on

paper. The second exhibition will highlight Modernist still lifes by artists such as Charles Demuth, Arthur Dove, and Georgia O’Keeffe and opens March 23.

Related Programs Tours of “American Moderns in Watercolor” and Modern art from the collection are offered on Saturdays and Sundays at 2:30 p.m. from Jan. 19 to Feb. 24. A docent-led “Art in Focus” talk on John Marin’s “From the Bridge, N.Y.C.” will take place on Jan. 16 at noon. There will be a gallery talk at noon on Feb. 1 with curator Erin Monroe, and a second gallery talk will take place at noon on Feb. 27 led

by Jenny Parsons, assistant curator at the Florence Griswold Museum. “Hopper Stories,” a series of eight short films, will be shown in the theater on March 1 and 2.

On March 15 Rebecca Pollak, a paper conservator and senior research associate at Scientific Analysis of Art LLC, will present a gallery talk discussing the technical innovations made by Hopper and his contemporaries.

About the Wadsworth Atheneum Museum of Art Founded in 1842, the Wadsworth Atheneum Museum of Art is the oldest continuously operating public art museum in the United States. The museum’s nearly 50,000 works of art span 5,000 years, from Greek and Roman antiquities to the first museum collection of American contemporary art.

The Wadsworth Atheneum’s five connected buildings, representing architectural styles from Gothic Revival to modern International style, are located at 600 Main St. in Hartford, Conn.

To learn more, readers may call 860-278-2670 or visit www.thewadsworth.org.

$ WANTED: PRESIDENTIAL & Other Historic Autograph Material. Pages of History, PO Box 2840, Binghamton, NY 13902.

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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

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 773-5252969, posterboss@aol.com

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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.

OLDER FIREWORKS OR Packs Wanted by Collector, 573-474-5030 or 573-881-0090.

MAGAZINES AIRLINES & AIRPORT chrome cards, esp. domestic, published during the 1950s & 1960s, a permanent want. Armen Avakian, 4560 Pinehollow Ct, Apt 170, Indianapolis, IN 46254, 317-298-8913.

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

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

WANTED COLLECTIONS & Accumulations of Postcards & Travel Memorabilia: Posters, Brochures, Booklets, Decals, Stickers & Labels, from Airlines, Railroads, Steamships & Hotels, Top Dollar Paid! danfrankel@aol.com 561-351-8580.

GREEN RIVER WHISKEY Items Wanted.

Cardboard Signs, Swizzle Sticks, Lamps, Ashtrays, Jugs “Vote For Green River” Buttons, etc.

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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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