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You’re A World-Record-Setter, Charlie Brown! Original “Peanuts” Artwork Sells For $288,000 FRIDAY JANUARY 15, 2021 • VOL. 52, NO. 2

Antique Toy Auction By Pook & Pook And Noel Barrett Delivers Goods

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Dresden Patriotic American Flag Christmas Ornament Brings $6,710 Pook & Pook’s Downingtown, Pa., auction gallery teamed up with acclaimed antique toy expert Noel Barrett on Dec. 4 for a fun Christmas Antique Toy Auction. Helping Santa and his elves again this holiday season is always a treat for the staff at Pook & Pook. Many passionate toy collectors attended the preview during the week leading up to the sale. While there was no live audience in the gallery, that didn’t stop bidders from actively pursuing their picks for the holiday season on the phones, via absentee in-house bidding, or on the two bidding platforms,

This ca. 1910 mechanical model of a Knox fire truck sold for $7,930 (est. $6,000-$8,000). The Knox Automobile Company of Springfield, Mass., is believed to have been the earliest maker of modern style automotive fire engines, beginning in 1905.

of the sale were the holiday specific offerings, including a wide variety of Christmas décor that started off the sale. Numerous German composition Belsnickel candy containers, German Father Christmas toys, Christmas trees, and This Dresden patriotic American silk flag Christmas ornament, five inches long, realized $6,710 (est. $300-$400). ornaments were scattered throughout the first third of the auction. One stern faced German composition Belsnickel candy container almost doubled its high estimate, bringing $2,318. A large German painted composition Santa Claus candy container measuring 18.5 inches high, which was originally purchased from the toy giant FAO Schwarz over a century ago, ho ho ho’d its way to $2,440, four times its high estimate. Waving past all expectations was a special Dresden American Flag Christmas ornament bringing $6,710, a record for a Dresden ornament? It was one of numerous Dresden decorations offered, all of which did ornamentally well. A top Yuletide piece that crossed the block was a figural milk glass Santa Claus miniature oil lamp. This unusual find came in at $2,318. For buyers who didn’t want the trouble of decorating their

Bidsquare and Live Auctioneers. The sale came in above the high estimated total with a 97 percent sell-through rate. The anticipated high interest in the pre-holiday sale came to fruition. The easy access for cyberspace Continued on page 2 bidders paid off, with over 900 approved bidders chiming in from both platforms. A lastminute decision to eliminate in-house live bidding for safety reasons didn’t deter bidders one bit. The tradition of diverse offerings typical of a PookBarrett auction were continued with this The Baranger Studios electric animated lovebird carnival store sale. The highlights window display sold for $8,540 (est. $8,000-$10,000).

The original drawings Charles Schultz made for “The Peanuts Album” sold for $288,000. In 1953, Charles Schulz drew portraits of Lucy, Linus, Snoopy, Schroeder, Patty, Violet, Shermy and Good Ol’ Charlie Brown for a promotional giveaway. These early iterations of the classic characters set a world record for the highest price paid at auction for original “Peanuts” artwork during the first session of

Heritage Auctions’ Dec. 11, 12, and 13 Animation Art event. The drawings Schultz made for “The Peanuts Album” sold for $288,000. That bests a previous highwater mark set only a month earlier when a Nov. 17, 1950, “Peanuts” daily strip realized $192,000 during a

Haddon Heights Toasts To A Brighter New Year on page 2

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Vintage Photography At The Emporium

Collector Chats With Peter S. Seibert on page 3

Unique Items On Sale In Special Showcase Display Lights! Camera! Action! Those words have echoed through many movie and TV sound stage sets for more than 100 years. Today, if you have a phone, iPad or computer, you have a camera. There are cameras everywhere due to the introduction of the personal computer and personal security systems. Many people even have a back-up camera in their cars. Approximately 200 years ago in the mid-1820s, Nicéphore Niepce first managed to fix an image that was captured with a camera, but it took at least eight hours, often even several days, for exposure, with the result being very crude images. Niépce’s associate, Louis Daguerre, went on to develop the daguerreotype process, the first publicly announced and commercially viable photographic process. The daguerreotype required only minutes of exposure in the camera and produced a clear and finely

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detailed image. This process was introduced to the world in 1839, a date generally accepted as the birth year of practical photography. Have you ever heard the expression, “A picture is worth a 1,000 words”? It was so true during the mid-1800s when Mathew Brady developed his photographs of the American Civil War and when people could travel all over the world using the stereopticon cards with a viewer. One iconic photograph was taken by Alfred Eisenstaedt on the V-J Day celebration in Times Square, New York City. It portrays a U.S. Navy sailor embracing and kissing a total stranger, a dental assistant, on Aug. 14, 1945, at the end of World War II. One more iconic photograph has to be the placing of the American flag on the moon. The Historic Burlington Antiques and Art Emporium will display Continued on page 6

Nye & Company Auctioneers To Hold Two-Day Online Estate Treasures Sale On Jan. 20 And 21 on page 6

In This Issue SHOPS, SHOWS & MARKETS . . . . . . . . . . starting on page 3 SHOPS DIRECTORY . . . . . . . . . on page 4 EVENT & AUCTION CALENDAR . on page 4 AUCTION SALE BILLS . . . starting on page 5

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The decorated (50 ornaments) German feather tree, 63 inches tall, sold for $3,416 (est. $1,200-$1,600).

“The Flying Witches” game, with the original box, has a tin center pole with two crepe paper and painted tin witches riding brooms that revolve in circles and a paper crescent moon on top. Overall 35.5 inches high, it sold for $3,660 (est. $400$600). auctions are B a r a n g e r motions, colorful and cleverly electric animated window displays that were rented to small-town jewelry stores from the 1940s to ’60s. Five of them crossed the auction block. The highlight, an incredible lovebird carnival display featuring a central Ferris wheel, a carousel, and a burger stand, all with lovebird couples and a placard that reads, “You can be her Love Bird - Buy that Diamond Now,” realized $8,540. Toys for well-behaved little boys and girls permeated the auction and continued to bring strong prices across the board throughout the day. For additional information, visit www.pookandpook.com.

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With more people than ever before anxious to toast the arrival of a new year, it seems somehow appropriate that the first special display of 2021 at the Haddon Heights Antiques Center is dedicated to vintage barware. Gathered together will be a wide variety of bar advertising in the form of signs, trays, 3-D counter displays, bottle openers, and more. Mixed in will be shot glasses, decanters, flasks, ice buckets, steins, and stemware. For collectors looking to decorate a man cave or seeking a unique set of glassware in which to serve guests cocktails when pandemic restrictions are lifted, they will likely find it in this special sales display. And for those who like

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models by Tom Selhoff. Even more iron in the sale came from a small group of mechanical banks highlighted by a Darktown Battery Base Ball Bank in its original box, which brought $3,904. As popular as ever at the Pook-Barrett

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piece was bid on 23 times before it finished at $6,100. A second plane also blew the top off its estimate. A brightly colored red and teal Hubley cast-iron DO-X seaplane came in at $3,500, over four times the high estimate. The cast iron automotive toys kept coming down the chimney, including a number of excellent examples also from the Bill and Stevie Weart Collection, among them a group of colorful taxicabs and a nice example of a Hubley armored motorcycle. A highlight of the Weart Collection was a scarce Hubley cast-iron Truk Mixer cement truck, with revolving drum, nickel-plated tank, and an integral driver, which, even restored, still brought $4,148. A boxed Fred Thompson Smith Miller diecast Mack Auto Transport car carrier, no. C131/350, with six display vehicles in original boxes brought $2,000, which, according to Barrett, is $1,000 more than the one that sold last year, sans box. Those original boxes can really drive the price up! Additional iron automotive pieces included a group of colorful and finely crafted car

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own tree this holiday season, several fully adorned feather trees were up for auction, the top examples bringing $3,416, $2,318, and $2,196. Dasher, Dancer, Prancer and all of the other reindeer were pulling a sleigh of great prices. Eight composition reindeer candy containers came in at $2,440, over four times the high estimate, and five large Dresden reindeer Christmas ornaments came in at $1,464, well over their high estimate also. And finally, a Hubley cast-iron Santa with double reindeer pull toy dashed all the way to $1,464. The iconic toy for under the Christmas tree has got to be a fire truck, and the Pook-Barrett team brought an incredible one to the auction block this time around. A mechanical model of a Knox fire truck from the turn of the century came in right at the higher end of its estimate at $7,930. A striding French Roulett & Decamps clockwork leopard measuring a fearsome 26 inches long with keywind and nodding head action also realized

within estimate at $3,416. A real surprise in the sale was a Reason Manufacturing Company “The Flying Witches” game. This unique item had no comparable examples to be found, so it was given a conservative estimate of $400-$600. Still in its original box, this sole example sported two crepe paper and painted tin witches riding brooms revolving around a pole topped with a crescent moon. The floor bidding started at $550, but in less than two minutes it had climbed to realize $3,660. A group of miniature dollhouse accessories with exquisite detail came in at six times the high estimate at $3,172. One “shocker,” according to Barrett, was the Bliss paper lithograph alphabet chair that sung its way past what he believed to be a generous $200-$300 estimate to $2,250. Some of the bidders apparently knew their ABC’s a bit better than expected. A Marx tin lithograph Flash Gordon Signal Pistol, with the original box that was in excellent condition, shot its way over the top estimate, bringing $1,250. The highlight of the aeronautical toy collection of the late Harry Nowak was a Kenton Flying Boat with “FOKKER” lettering on the wings and nickel-plated wing-tip pontoons. This exciting one-of-a-kind

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It’s the time of year for me to prognosticate about undervalued antiques. The recent year, of course, had limited buying for many of us, although I am so pleased to see some really good internet dealer sites that have great content. Pre-Covid, many of the dealer sites were pretty rudimentary on the assumption that no one would buy antiques on the net. Today, it is a new norm, and I really encourage dealers to keep those websites fresh and humming. The changes in the market that began in 2008 are still here. For great items, the investment collector can still get some bargains that will go up. For those who would rather gamble on the stock market and are just looking for great items to decorate their home, then there are plenty bargains to be found. A friend wrote from a public sale in Lancaster that the prices on useable antique furniture were so low that he thought you could furnish an entire house for a few thousand dollars.

less than a photocopied print by an American modern artist. As a longtime collector of militaria, I have watched prices escalate through the ceiling on WWII memorabilia only to crash and burn because of the burgeoning market in fakes coming from eastern Europe and Asia. I remember when a similar bubble burst with items from the American Civil War, where prices soared to the level that even fakes of common items became economical to produce. Even with the abundance of faked areas, I still encourage budding students of history to explore WWI. Take a dive into the Central Powers, an area that does have some fakes but is so esoteric that building knowledge can help you build a great collection. A common theme in my writing about undervalued items is learning and reading. For me, being kind of old school, its starts with trying to find books on a topic. Which then leads me often back to

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The fascination with Moderne still remains hot, hot, hot. Also, quirky and funky remains high, although I think the industrial design look (thank goodness) may have spent its bolt. I think if I see one more theatrical light mounted to a music stand base, I shall scream into the night. I have always advocated for collecting things that others did not understand. Being smarter than the average buyer means that you can evaluate items better and make good buys. So, to me, for example, 20th century Japanese prints are a great buy. While there are seemingly a million books on Hiroshige, I am not sure I have seen a book on the various works by 20th century master Tokuriki. Building your expertise, you can focus on this area and build a great collection. Similarly, I was cruising eBay the other day and spotted a very fine Moderne Japanese print in a true limited edition of less than 25 impressions. It had great quality and was priced far

eBay where lots of great reference books are priced really reasonably. I just found a complete set of the Oral Traditions project books on iron, pottery, tin, textiles, baskets, etc. at a great price on eBay. So, starting there is a great way to build that budding library. Then I really recommend you go on to some of the internet collector sites. Now I know, many of them are filled with trolls and cranky old men who discredit everything. However, there is a lot of knowledge shared out there. So this new year, start a new collection!

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auction. Instead, the originals have resided with a longtime collector who recently decided to let someone else cherish these lovingly rendered portraits of eight comic-strip characters who have come to feel like family. “We are immensely proud of the opportunity to have

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also stands as testament to one of the most exciting aspects of the auction world, that great discoveries are still being made.” In the portraits, Charlie Brown wears his baseball cap and sports his oversized baseball glove. Lucy skips rope; Linus, without his blanket,

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Peanuts portraits were made, the cartoonist was only 31 years old. “The Peanuts Album” itself is remarkably scarce, surfacing only in the pages of Chip Kidd and Geoff Spear’s 2015 hardback collection, “Only What’s Necessary: Charles M. Schulz and the Art of Peanuts,” which is full of rare illustrations from the Schulz Museum and Research Center in Santa Rosa, Calif. The book notes that in 1953, fans who wrote to United Feature Syndicate “would receive the two-sides mini-album, which was advertised in newspapers.” For additional information, visit www.HA.com.

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Audubons Lead Maps And Atlases Auction At Swann 2021 IOWA CITY Painting Of California Gray Squirrel By John Woodhouse Audubon, POSTCARD & STAMP SHOW Oil Son Of John James Audubon, Brings $42,500 FRI. & SAT., APRIL 9 & 10, 2021

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for $42,500. By John James Audubon was Night Heron or Qua Bird, 1835, from “Birds of America,â€? which brought $30,000. Additional natural history included William Jardine’s “The John Woodhouse Audubon’s original 1853 oil paintNaturalist’s Library,â€? ing of a California Gray Squirrel sold for $42,500 1843, complete with (est. $30,000-$50,000) to a collector. He was the 40 volumes contain- son of John James Audubon. ing over 1,200 handcolored engraved plates of animals, birds, fishes lots by value. Bernardus Sylvanus’s 1511 world map, one and insects, selling at $7,800. World cartography proved of the earliest attainable printto be popular with buyers, mak- ed maps to show the New ing up nearly half of the top 20 World, earned $42,500; a prize example of Johannes Blaeu’s striking “Nova et Accuratissima THE Totius Terrarum Orbis Tabula,â€? a 17th-century Dutch world map, garnered $23,750; and Sebastian MĂźnster’s “Typus Antiques & Collectibles Cosmographicus Universalis,â€? 8281 Rt. 873, Slatington, PA 18080 Basel, 1532, with elaborate woodcut borders designed by Wed. & Thurs. 9-5; Fri. & Sat. 9-6; Sun. 10-5 Hans Holbein the Younger, 135+ DEALERS • 200+ SPACES brought $16,250. www.theslatingtonmarketplace.com Atlases and books with 610-766-7495 maps included Nicolas Sanson’s (Follow Us On Facebook) “Atlas Nouveau,â€? Paris, 1693, which brought $11,250; Arnoldus Montanus’s survey of the Americas, “Die Unbekante Neue Welt oder Beschreibung des EDFORD TREET Welt-teils Amerika,â€? Amsterdam, 1673, translated into German by Olfert Dapper, LLC. which sold for $8,750; and Robert Laurie and James 44 North Bedford Street Whittle’s “A New and Elegant Imperial Sheet Atlas,â€? London, 17013 1800, which realized $7,500. was very pleased to close Hours: Mon.-Sat. 10-7 And Sunday 10-5 out “Ithe season with a strong sale of maps and atlases. Interest was wide-ranging with aggressive bidding from around the world on lots from the modest range to the more expensive. That’s one of my favorite aspects of curating these sales, offering collectors at any level of experience or means the chance to find an interesting piece which they would be happy to call their own,â€? concluded Kiffer of the sale. To learn more, visit www.swanngalleries.com.

Swann Galleries closed out 2020 with a marathon sale of Maps and Atlases, Natural History and Color Plate Books on Dec. 17. “Ninety-two percent of the 405 lots hammered down with about a third above estimate; participation numbers exhibited a very interested, willing, and active market for this material,� said specialist Caleb Kiffer The star of the sale was an original 1853 oil painting of a California Gray Squirrel by John Woodhouse Audubon, the son of John James Audubon. The work came to auction after having descended through John Woodhouse’s family and sold

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Nye & Company Auctioneers To Hold Two-Day Online Estate Treasures Sale On Jan. 20 And 21 Siegmund Collection Of Folk Art And Alpert Collection Among Offerings amazing. This sale will feature project to furnish their new a superb selection of self- Upper West Side apartment in taught art from primarily the 1960s evolved into a pasSouthwestern artists such as sionate, intellectual, and culturFelipe and Leroy Archuleta, al adventure. Joanne and Fred, both Leroy Ortega and Felix Lopez, as well as modern furniture from attorneys, New Yorkers, and true soulmates, used their secthe artist Pedro Friedeberg. The father and son duo of ond home in Litchfield County, Felipe and Leroy Archuleta cre- Conn., as a base for exploring ated a number of whimsical the earliest outdoor antique animals, such as a wild boar shows. They enjoyed getting to with real boar teeth, an expres- know the “interesting, friendly, sive alligator bench and a Dall and knowledgeable” dealers sheep covered in real sheep’s and expanding their social cirwool. The large giraffe made by cle to include collectors around Leroy would be a perfect addi- the country. Many became lifelong friends. tion to any child’s nursery. In Joanne’s words, Not to be outdone, Felipe has created a fabulous wood- “Collecting became the central pecker feeding its babies inside focus of our memories.” In the hole of a tree branch. Fred’s words, “We never bought Additionally, there are three anything we didn’t like.” The bottlecap snakes made by Siegmunds knew they were Felipe. Leroy Ortega, a Santa Fe, playing an important role in salvaging American history. As N.M., artist, has Joanne said, “I feel like we are also created making a contribution by savsome carved ing all of these things.” Joanne and painted was invited to serve on the animals in the Acquisitions Committee same tantalizing and join the Board of aesthetic. Trustees at the American The Siegmund Folk Art Museum in New collection is a terrific York. assemblage of folk art objects One of the highlights of that will be sure to please this collection is a delightful collectors, trade and carved pine and institutions alike. bone sailor’s pipe. For Joanne H. and The pipe bowl is F r e d e r i c k embellished with Siegmund, what began A carved bone and pine sailor-decorat- the face of a as a young ed pipe, New England origin, dates to sailor wearing a hat. This is c o u p l e ’ s the 19th century.

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anything but a utilitarian object. It is wonderfully expressive, was skillfully executed and is the perfect 19th-century vehicle for smoking tobacco. There is also a terrific carved and painted seated man by James MacCallister Edgington from Ohio. This figure wears a large brimmed hat and was once part of the Michael Friedman collection. Capturing the true, vivid and wildly evocative nature of self-taught and folk art is the

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TOY, MODEL TRAIN, TOOL, MOTORCYCLE PART & COLLECTIBLE AUCTION FEATURING “O” GAUGE TRAINS, PRESSED STEEL TRUCKS, VINTAGE MATCHBOX, ECO TIREFLATOR, TOOLS, MOTORCYCLE PARTS & COLLECTIBLES

Saturday, January 23 • 9 A.M. Located at the New Holland Fire Hall - 339 East Main Street, New Holland, PA 17557 10 Miles East of Lancaster along Route 23, (Lancaster County) Starting at 9:00 A.M. with Pre & Postwar “O” Gauge Trains including many Lionel sets and Engines; Smith-Miller, Tonka, Buddy-L, Ertl, Hubley Pressed Steel Trucks; Marx & Clockworks tin toys; Cast Iron Toys; Danbury & Franklin Mint cars; 70- Vintage Matchbox vehicles; Hot Wheels Truck Co. Trucks and more not advertised. Second Auctioneer at 9:00 A.M. Motorcycle Lift, Tire Changer, Tires, Rims, Fenders, Spark Plugs various parts; Craftsman 3 pc. Rolling Tool Chest; Sand Blaster; Generac Generator; Bench Top Drill Press; Mobility Scooter; Hand Tools inc. Mechanic & Carpenter and much more. ECO Tireflator (Restored).

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anonymous-made black preacher figure. Pictured in “American Primitive, Discoveries in Folk Art Sculpture” by Roger Ricco and Frank Maresca, this piece emotes the American folk tradition. Additional lots from the Siegmund collection are also being offered at Christie’s, New York, at “In Praise of America: Important American Furniture, Folk Art, Silver, Prints and Broadsides,” on Friday, Jan. 22. For those who prefer

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English and Irish furniture from the estate of Robert K. Johnson of Maine and South Carolina. Headlining the collection are three lots of George II AngloChinese Huanghuali chairs, possibly from a set supplied to Sir Henry Gough, a successful merchant who traded with India and China. The lots consist of one armchair, a pair of balloonseat side chairs and a pair of caned balloon-seat side chairs. They are the epitome of the baroque period and have scintillating curves and bold carving. The lion carved knees are truly expressive and regal in nature. A very similar set of chairs are featured in a painting of the Gough family by William Verelst, dated 1741, private collection, exhibited in “Manners and

Morals, The Tate Gallery, London,” in 1987, catalog pages 124-5, No. 107, and subsequently on loan to the Victoria and Albert Museum. Also in the collection are a superb and rare pair of Georgian ‘Japanned’ hanging wall cabinets from the well-known English furniture dealers, Mallet. The collection also features exceptional rugs and carpets. Continuing with the theme of traditional decorative arts, Nye & Company is pleased to be offering some additional property from the estate of William Hodgins, the highly regarded Boston-based interior designer. Hodgins was an Architectural Digest, AD100 decorator, once described as “a beacon of American Classicism.” He learned his craft working as an assistant for the leading design firm of Sister

This is a monotype print on paper by Henry Bertoia (1915-78) Parish and Albert Hadley. Hodgins later went on to establish his own Rolodex of who’s-who clients, including Annette de la Renta’s three sisters, financier Felix Rohatyn, a couple of members of the Washington Post’s Graham family, Linda and Robert Taubman and a Saudi prince. His work has been published in Architectural Digest, House and Garden, Vogue, Town and

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Country and the New York Times. If traditional furniture is not your preference, fear not. There is a wide selection of Modern furniture, including a set of four Robert Venturi “Chippendale” chairs for Knoll. There is also a Pedro Friedeberg hand and foot chair, signed by the maker. For those who like Piet Mondrian translated into furniture, there is an excellent pair of Cassina red and blue chairs, after Gerrit Rietveld. Wonderfully rectilinear and bold in primary colors, these chairs are architectural in design and emblematic of the Dutch de Stijl movement of the 1920s. Additionally, there is a pair of Knoll “Wassily Chairs” after Marcel Breuer and a pair of Frank Gehry cross check chairs.

Exterior Advertising Sculpture

B. Schuster HP Hex Sign

J. Ott Beer Tray

J. Claypoole Hex Sign

J. Claypoole Hex Sign

ROADSIDE AMERICA / PA DUTCH GIFT HAUS Online Auction Closing Saturday, January 23 6:00 PM

E. Claypoole HP Milk Can

For fans of fine art, there are a number of delightful works of American folk portraits and classic American art from private collections. Folk art portraiture includes works by Micah Williams, John Paradise, Deacon Robert Pecham, William Kennedy and others. For those who prefer the more classically trained artists, works will be offered by painters such as Everett Shin, John Traynor, Joseph Barrett, Henry Bertoia and Peter Moran. Of note, there are a number of Moran drawings depicting the Eastern end of Long Island around Georgica/East Hampton. There is also an exceptional double portrait of brothers Sheldon and Adelbert Niles Potter, painted by William Worcester Churchill (1858-1926), evocative of the great portraits by John Singer Sargent. Churchill was trained in Boston and Paris. This portrait is a striking work that draws viewers in and transports them to a time of opulence and grandeur in the late 19th century. No collection sale would be complete without some sparkling and dazzling eye catchers. For those who like silver, gold and jewelry, Part II of a New Jersey private Short Hills and San Francisco collection includes multiple pieces by designer Marco Bicago, David Yurman, Roberto Coin and Tiffany. Another New Jersey

Here is a pair of George II AngloChinese Huanghuali balloon-seat side chairs, ca. 1740. private collector boasts multiple whimsical 18-carat and costume jewelry pieces, including a Pedro Boregaard 18-karat gold egg charm lariat necklace. This collection also includes multiple early 20th century Tiffany tablewares, including a child’s bowl and underplate, a pair of small bowls and other Tiffany bowls. There is also a stunning assembled sterling silver repousse tea service by the early 20th century Baltimore firm Jenkins and Jenkins. This exceptional service includes seven pieces and was originally a wedding gift to the Baltimore society beauty, Eleonor Laurenson Myer Simpson Young, from her aunt, Elizabeth Laurenson Abell (Mrs. Edwin F. Abell, also of Baltimore). For additional images not posted in online catalog, condition reports, or additional sale info, email info@nyeand company.com.

Bill Schuster HP Milk Can

Model buildings, bridges, accessories; scenic panels; signs & memorabilia; coin op nickelodeon; antique upright grand, Hammond organ; sleigh; 2 wagons; sculptures: Amish man & woman, Native American scout; PA German hex signs, furniture, milk cans etc. by J. Ott, Claypooles, Schuster & more; ephemera; advertising; folk art; furniture; vintage concrete art; MCM & Retro collectibles; glassware; porcelain; dirt bikes; compressor; display cabinets, counters & supplies.

On-site Previews: January 16, 17, 18, 22, 23 Bid Online 24/7 at www.auctionhowze.com For More Info Call 610-370-2879 ART- OLD OIL PAINTINGS wanted, any condition, New Hope School artists, PAFA artists, gold leaf frames and mirrors. 20 years experience. Immediate payment. Call 215-348-2500.

Vintage Display Case

Sleigh Mt. Rushmore Panel

GUNS WANTED

Antique & Modern Firearms Rifles, Shotguns, Pistols Revolvers, Edged Weapons

“Birth Of Roadside America” o/b

MILITARY & SPORTING Esso Double Sided Sign

Infant of Prague Figurine

Licensed Dealer - Will Travel Century 20 LLC Highland Park, NJ 08904

732-249-1345 info@century20antiques.com MILITARIA WANTED BUYING Historical Militaria, Autographs & Collectibles. Call 443-466-8164

1910 Wagon Scale Model Yellow House Hotel

MOVIE POSTERS Highest Prices Paid. Lobby Cards, 1-Sheets, Window Cards Glass Slides Displays Dwight Cleveland, fax 773-525-2969 POB 10922, Chicago, IL 60610 773-525-9152 posterboss@aol.com

Scale Model Victor Theater

Scale Model Circus Tent Painted Scenic Panel

FOR SALE: SMALL Warehouse full of Antiques, etc., incl. military items, jewelry, Indian items, artwork, much more. Located in New Jersey. Moving to Florida must sell. Call 908-234-0367 or 908-715-9659. TELEPHONES: 1892-1982, over 85 different & associated. Free Cataloge. Wish to sell entire business. 608-582-4124 www.phonecoinc.com

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Topical 50 States Countries Victorian

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Antique Nickelodeon OCEAN LINER MEMORABILIA china, glassware, silver, paper, souvenirs, posters or models. Cunard, French Line, White Star Line, Italian Line, etc. 607-625-3947

Majolica Jardiniere & Stand

Scale Model Saloon Carved Native American

TOY PARTS WANTED for Buddy “L” Hydraulic Deluxe Dump Truck. A front mount scraper plow for GMC style truck. Buddy “L” unit or toy product #5632. Truck has white toy hand shovel clipped to the side of the truck. Contact: David Kasny at 845-735-7463 (Leave a msg if not home)

WANTED OLD CHRISTMAS ORNAMENTS PRE-1960'S LIGHTS DECORATIONS COOK DUPAGE CO. MIKE 630-400-8678

Scale Model Power Plant

Scale Model Degler Chevrolet

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

WANTED ANTIQUE TOYS 1900-mid1960’s; automotive photos and related gas and oil signage & smalls. Private collector 1 piece or 500, funds always available, call Andy 914-433-2970 apace777@aol.com

ATTENTION! Get the Word Out!

Scale Model Cathedral

Scale Model Hacienda

THE RENAISSANCE AUCTION GROUP AU005050

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Scale Model Esso Station

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.

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1. Narcisse-Virgilio Diaz de la Pena (1807 - 1876) 2. Kinoshita Tomio (1923-2004) 3. A Victorian Bird Diorama 4. Marcel Rieder (1852 - 1925) Oil on Canvas 5. Early Prints Including Basilius Besler 6. Estate Silver 7. Many Lots of Estate Jewelry 8. A Set of Queen Anne Style Walnut Side Chairs 9. Decorative Arts 10. Early Lighting 11. A Classical Giltwood Pier Glass 12. Good Decorative Furniture

SPORTS CARD AND MEMORABILIA AUCTION ONLINE ONLY AUCTION SUNDAY, JANUARY 17 AT 10 AM Vast Collection Vintage & Modern Sports Cards & Memorabilia. Large & Small Lots, all Loaded! Most items Very Good to Excellent Condition. TRADING CARDS: Baseball incl. 1930s through 1990s Topps, Bowman, Donruss, Playball, Fleer, Post Cereal, Salutation Exhibit, TCMA; with Specials, HOF, SPs, Subsets, Team & Game Cards, Scarce, Rookies; Sets 1950s through 1990s incl. Bowman, Donruss, Bazooka, Score, Kelloggs, Fleer, Factory, Updates, Traded; Large Groups featuring McGwire, Bonds, Griffey Jr, Ripkin Jr.; Football incl. 1950s-1980 Bowman with sets, Topps, Factory Autographed; Basketball; Hockey; Racing. MEMORABILIA: Autographed items incl. Mini Helmets; Rosters; Yearbooks; Pennants; Vintage Pins incl. Sweet Caporal; Punch Boards; Early Advertising; Games; Periodicals; Tickets; Photos; Scorecards 1940s thorough 1960s with Athletics, Phillies, Giants; Programs incl. World Series.

ONLINE BIDDING CATALOG AVAILABLE JANUARY 8!

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Applicable Buyer’s Premium. Curbside Pick Up By Appointment. 1500 Paxton St., Harrisburg, PA

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