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A $440,000 Corvette In A Cornfield Rich Penn Sells 63 Classic Cars In Iowa From Hemken Auto Collection Museum
The crowd watched intently as the bidding in house, absentee, on the internet and on the phone drove the price on the Corvette from the open at $50,000 to the final price of $440,000. Three bidders are up close as it sells for $440,000. One in the trio was the buyer. Only 116 of the 1969 Corvette L88 with matching numbers were built.
McPherson College interns Jimmy Pawlak (left) and Spencer Ice (right) escort a ‘42 Packard 110 Convertible from the barn.
September is harvest time in Midwest farm country. Corn and beans are ready to be picked, and fields cleaned. So who would have thought that over 60 classic cars would have been harvested at the same time on a family farm in northcentral Iowa? The Rich Penn auction crew did. It was a project that had been in the works since last January. The majority of cars came from the collection of the late Daryl Hemken from Williams, Iowa. The Hemken Auto Collection Museum was a 60-year love affair for Hemken. With both Daryl and his wife, Ann, gone, the family decided to liquidate the museum. The sale was held on the family property on Sept. 17 and 18. This small town is midway between Minneapolis and Des Moines. Online bidders registered on LiveAuctioneers and Proxibid from 20 countries. Winning bidders were having cars shipped to Canada, the U.K., Poland, Cyprus, and South Korea. Hemken’s first car acquired for the collection was a 1914 Model T
Ford Roadster, which he bought in 1957. It was Lot #1 and realized $14,300. Prices reported include a buyer’s premium. A 1969 Corvette L88 with matching numbers, only 116 built, was the headliner. With 24,300 miles, it sold for $440,000. A 1933 Rolls-Royce 20/25 four-door Phaeton in overall excellent running condition realized $59,400. A 1948 Cadillac Convertible, also in running condition, sold for $23,100. The Hemken collection also included petroliana, gas pumps, signs, bicycles, literature, toys and thousands of parts for the mid-century classics. Most of the parts were sold on day one to onsite buyers only. Rich Penn’s auctioneers, Fred VanMetre and J.J. Wise, walked through hay rack after hay rack lined up with fenders, bumpers, hubcaps, engine parts, new old stock trim and auto electronics. Thousands of parts were sorted and organized by two college interns from McPherson College in McPherson, Kansas, the only college in the U.S. that offers a bachelor’s degree in Auto Restoration. The two students, Spencer Ice and Jimmy Pawlak, spent weeks excavating the museum and the Hemken farm outbuildings. Their goal was identifying and organizing the parts. Everything sold without reserve. Day two started with some of the 250 lots of petroliana, signs, and toys. A Packard grill for 1950-53 models went for $247. A merchandising display with color overlay for late 1950s Buicks sold for $600. A whimsical folk art model of a 1920s Texaco service station, complete with miniature visible pumps, went to a new service location for $440. The bench top AC spark plug cleaner, with great graphics, ignited bids to sell for $605. A metal Ford battery display sold for $1,440. A 1950s group of four hood ornaments, including Ford and others, sold for $770. Another 1950s group of four hood ornaments for Pontiacs sailed away at $1,540. A Packard convertible, 1954 series 5479, purchased by Hemken in 1968, one of only 863 built, the following year Packard merged with Studebaker, still in running condition, brought $10,455 to a buyer in Pennsylvania. Convertibles were a favorite of Hemken, especially the Packards. A 1953 Packard Caribbean convertible, non-running, commanded $14,400 from a Michigan bidder. Perhaps the most unusual of all the cars was a 1927 Model A Ford “Snowbird.” This Model A, without the body, had the “Snowbird” kit with sleigh runners for the front wheels and a second rear axle with Continued on page 2
Barnes Foundation To Open “Water, Wind, Breath: Southwest Native Art In Community” Antique And Contemporary Exhibit Begins Feb. 20 The Barnes Foundation will present “Water, Wind, Breath: Southwest Native Art in Community,” a major exhibition of historic and contemporary Southwest Native art, including Pueblo and Navajo pottery, textiles, and jewelry. Exploring living artistic traditions that promote individual and community wellbeing through their making and use, this exhibition is the Barnes’s first dedicated to Native American art and will be on view in the Roberts Gallery from Continued on page 5
Political Collectors To Gather In Titusville, N.J. American Political Items Collectors (APIC) Big Apple Chapter To Hold Event On Feb. 12 Collectors of political buttons, badges, ribbons and related ephemera will meet in Titusville, N.J., on Saturday, Feb. 12, to sell, trade and display memorabilia from political campaigns throughout the centuries. This annual gathering is scheduled from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Union Fire Co., located at Continued on page 6
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antiquesandauctionnews.net Chevrolet produced a spe- bidding through the driver cial class of Corvettes side window. The crowd Continued from page 1 designed and built for rac- exploded with applause metal treads that tracked on ers. With Zora Arkus-Duntov, when Spencer won the car the rear “Duallys.” It was director of GM’s for $4,950. made for driving in heavy Performance Division, shepClassics from the 1940s snow. This Snowbird origiherding the 427 ci engine and ’50s rolled through one nally belonged to a Postman dynamics, the Corvette L88’s after another. A 1948 Lincoln became the “Holy Grail” cars Continental two-door of the Corvette line. With a Cabriolet, with rebuilt V-12 “sticker” rating of 430 HP, flathead and push-button they actually dyno tested at doors, went for $21,600 to a over 500 HP. Total produc- buyer from Palm Beach, Fla. tion for the three years was The top selling 1940s con216. The triple black L88 vertible was a restored 1948 (black paint, interior and Chevrolet Fleetmaster. An top) was a 1969, the last year AACA First Junior and Senior of L88 production. There award winner in 2008, a were 116 were built in 1969. California bidder bought it Restored, with matching at $64,800. A 1950 Mercedes numbers, and mentioned 170S Cabriolet B. Super rare, earlier in this review, it sold with only 20 having been for $440,000. made, largely original, sold A rare 1950 Studebaker for $30,000, going to a buyer Champion convertible with in Poland. the classic “Spinner” bullet The Rich Penn auction nose sold at $13,200, as did crew was still busy assisting The 1927 Model A “Snowbird” is a rare restored snowmobile a 1955 Studebaker President buyers until the sun was conversion and was purchased by a collector in Cyprus, a Speedster. This Studebaker setting behind the tall corn. small island in the Meditteranian, for $26,400. was only made for one year, “This was quite the auction. 1955. Rare Packards were A good old-fashioned farm also sold. A 1958 Packard auction, cornfields, straw Hawk, sharing a lot of parts bales and a lot of well intethat came with their merger grated high tech. By every with Studebaker, sold to a measure, it was a great sucSt. Louis buyer at $15,600. cess,” summed up Penn. This signified the ending of “We had a great on-site a magnificant legacy of clas- crowd. They were very serisic cars, as 1958 was the ous about buying. And there final year for Packard auto was very strong online activproduction. ity. That combination means One of those Packards rock solid prices,” continued went to a very special buyer, Penn. “We’ve had a lot of Spencer Ice, one of the two interest in another car aucinterns from McPherson tion in 2022. Some nice cars College. Shortly after arriv- are already commited. So, ing in Iowa, he set his eyes we’re looking at possible on a 1956 Packard Patrician. dates.” He was the one who drove it Penn’s next auction is across the block and was scheduled for May 13, 14, 2 - - Antiques & Auction News — January 28, 2022
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in Blairsburg, Iowa. The buyer paid $26,400 to have it shipped to the island of Cyprus, in the Mediterranean sea. And yes, in the mountainous regions, Cyprus gets snow. From 1967 to 1969,
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The Cadillac Service sign, five-color, by Walker & Co. Detroit, Mich., good condition, sold for $5,700.
A 1947-48 Pontiac hood ornament, chrome and amber Lucite, in good condition, sold for $550. A 1914 Ford Model T Roadster, in running condition, sold for $14,300.
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This 1931 Ford Model A 400 convertible sedan, a rare body style and restored, sold for $50,400.
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of third-party grading (and market manipulation, sigh), we are seeing high interest across the board in alternative assets. Make no mistake, coins are driving this trend. For beginning and new numismatists, Scott A. Travers wrote one of the best books on coin collecting, titled “The Coin Collector’s Survival Manual.” I often recommend that any collector, regardless of interest in coins specifically, read this book. It does an excellent job discussing not only the historical importance of numismatics, but it introduces new collectors and would-be numismatists to the inner workings of the coin collecting market. It goes into painstaking detail as to what occurred during the 1980s coin collecting boom and talks about how the market for rare coins has always gone in almost predictable cycles. The book can be insightful to starry-eyed speculators, pop culture collectors, and unsophisticated investors who want to learn the basics of not only coins, but how collecting markets operate in general. The latest editions of “The Coin Collector’s Survival Manual” even include an up-to-date commentary on the development of CAC (Certified Acceptance Corporation) and why it was desperately needed as a way to regulate the coin market for over-graded thirdparty graded coins. The grading of any collectible, coins or otherwise, is always more art than that of science and the creation of CAC by legendary numismatist John Albanese was a much-needed service for the rare coin marketplace. This is all covered in detail in this must-read book. Looking back on 2019, collectibles and many other alternate asset classes entered a bull market. Sadly, a lot of beginning collectors and investors coming into this market seem to be under the impression that rising prices in the collectibles trade are the norm, but this is not usually the case. Everything from comic books to pop culture collectibles to fine art to coins to collectible video games and “Pokemon” cards increased in value and demand over the past two years. For the most part, these massive price increases are unsustainable
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named the Third Base Saloon because, like third base, it was the last stop before home. Following Prohibition, the bar closed, and most of the contents were donated to the Boston Public Library. In 2008, the bar was re-opened and replicated to what it looked like in the early 20th century. The owners received permission from the Boston Public Library to photocopy many items in the archives. In part due to Covid 19, the establishment shut down for good. On Wednesday, Jan. 26, Bodnar’s Auction will be offering the contents of the bar in an online-only sale. Several highlights of the sale include about a dozen or so items that are original to the early 1900s era of McGreevy’s Bar, including the first lot to be sold, an original portrait on
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CALENDARS OHIO 01/31/22, DUNDEE, MON. AT NOON, 900 Lots: Antiques, primitives, advertising, furniture, Country Store, painted furniture, wooden bowls, chums, coffee grinders, toys, quilts, coverlets, stoneware, duck decoys, signs, & much more!, Online Only: liveauctioneers.com; auctionzip.com, Atlee Raber Auctioneer 02/03/22, DUNDEE, THURS. AT NOON, Antiques, primitives, adv., approx. 200 lots dec. stoneware incl. eagles, flowers, merchant crocks, etc., Country Store displays, pantry boxes, firkins, furniture, butcher tables, Burl bowls, jelly cupboards, CE Dullin Paul Revere statue, baskets, wooden signs, dry sinks, & more!, Live & Online: 17020 Dover Rd.; liveauctioneers.com / auctionzip.com, Atlee Raber Auctioneer 02/04/22, DUNDEE, FRI. AT 9AM, Advertising, 200+ gun oiler collec., gas pump, oil bottle displays, vty. of signs, coolers, 5' Hood Tire sign, Powerlube Tiger sign & rocker can, Coke machines, sev. oil bottle disp. racks, Mobil Oil cabinet, globes, soda signs, gas/oil signs incl. Shell, Gulf, Coke, 6' Coke bottle, Goodyear letters w/boot, etc., Live & Online: 17020 Dover Rd.; liveauctioneers.com; auctionzip.com, Atlee Raber Auctioneer PENNSYLVANIA 01/24-31/22, EAST GREENVILLE, CLOSING MON. & TUES. AT 10PM, Premier catalog auction- over 280 lots of quality antique bottles, flasks, etc., Online Only: www.glassworksauctions.com, Glass Works Auctions
01/27/22, MYERSTOWN, THURS. AT 5PM, Outstanding Single Owner Estate Coin & Jewelry Auction - 90% silver, gold coins, vtg. gold ring w/lg. mine cut diamond, 100+ silver dollars, American Eagles & more!, Online Only: www.kleinfelters.hibid.com, Kleinfelter's Auction
01/29/22, KINZERS, SAT. AT 10AM, Fine & Costume Jewelry, Watches & Sterling Tableware Auction. Signed pcs. & qty. sterling silver jewelry, lg. loose gemstones, lg. carat, 14kt. & 18kt. gold pins/rings incl. diamonds/gemstones, 1940's Rolex Tudor oyster perpetual men's watch w/CA dial, necklaces, bracelets, rings, 500 pc. lot., Live & Online: 5336 Mine Rd. / embassyauctions.com; liveauctioneers.com, Embassy Auctions International
01/29/22, KUTZTOWN, SAT. AT 9AM, Antq., collec., country furn., art-oils, etchings, prints, mirrors, frames, 1920's Pairpoint puffy grape lamp, coins, jewelry, 19th cen. cupboard back dry sink, cradles, dovetailed wood chests, oak icebox, Victorian marble top tables & chairs, CI railroad sign, L.C. Smith typewriter, adv. items, Ned Foltz wall hanging, working 40's floor radiio, etc., Kutztown Fairgrounds, Beltzner Hall, N. White Oak St., George Miller IV Auction Co.
01/29/22, MANHEIM, SAT. AT 9AM, Single-Owner Americana Auction of Wm. K. du Pont: collec. antq. woven splint baskets, antq. metal wares incl. hearth equip./utensils, fire-backs & stove plates, American/European pewter, sterling & coin silver, 18th/19th cen. brass candlesticks, early lighting devices, early blown glass, antq. woodenware, furniture, paintings & more!, Live & Online: 768 Graystone Rd.; liveauctioneers.com, Hess Auction Group
01/29/22, NEW OXFORD, SAT. AT 8:30AM, Guns, Coins incl. 60+ Morgan dollars, Tools, Wrenches & More!, 1900 Bon Ox Road, Larry Swartz Auctioneer
01/31/22, LANCASTER, MON. AT 3PM, Cast metal banks, Eddie Bauer, chocolate pots, Hubley, cap guns, Longaberger, vtg. brass, vtg. pottery, Pyrex, etc. Vehicles incl. 2012 Toyota Yaris, 2002 Ford Ranger 4x4, 2007 Cadillac DTS, 2008 For Explorer., 3601 Columbia Ave., Boltz Auction Co.
02/03/22, EAST EARL, THURS. AT 9AM, Antiques incl. farmrelated, butcher & food-related, railroad items, stoneware, cans, boxes, bottles & more. Catalogued portion begins at 11am- 500 lots incl. Abner & Aaron Zook paintings, 1958 Topps 30 Hank Aaron Braves & more, 1957 Singer 221 sewing machine/access., Nintendo Gamecube w/12 games/access. & more!, Live & Online: 1141 Wea Wit St.; www.paauctioncenter.com, PA Auction Center
WISCONSIN 02/11-12/22, TOMAH, FRI. & SAT. AT 9AM, 350+ lots of advertising signs, clocks & thermometers. 360+ lots oil cans. Pedal cars, displays, & many other unique items., Live & Online: Monroe County Fairgrounds; AuctionZip.com#12887, Millers Auction Co.
GEORGIA 02/10-13/22, ATLANTA, THURS.-SUN., Antique Market, 3650 Jonesboro Rd. SE, Atlanta Expo Center, North Bldg. NEW JERSEY 02/12/22, TITUSVILLE, SAT. 9AM-3PM, Pinback Button Show, 1396 River Rd. (Rte. 29), Union Fire Co. 02/12/22, TITUSVILLE, SAT. 9AM-3PM, Pinback Button Show, 1396 River Rd. (Rte. 29), Union Fire Co. OHIO 02/26-27/22, COLUMBUS, SAT.SUN., Antique Market, 717 E. 17th Ave., Ohio Expo Center PENNSYLVANIA 01/08/22 TO 03/27/22, BERWYN, SAT. & SUN. 9AM-4PM, Indoor/Outdoor Vintage Flea Market, 260 W. Swedesford Rd. (Rt 252), Berwyn Vintage Flea Market (Adjacent to McDonald's) 01/28-30/22, YORK, FRI. & SAT. 10AM-6PM; SUN. 11AM-4PM, York, PA Antiques Show & Sale, 334 Carlisle Ave., York Fairgrounds Conv. & Expo Ctr., Memorial Hall East 01/29-30/22, QUARRYVILLE, SAT. 8-4 & SUN. 8-2, The Original Lancaster County Gun Show, 172 S. Lime St., Solanco Fairgrounds 02/19-20/22, PITTSBURGH, SAT.10-5 & SUN. 10-4, 47th Pittsburgh Antiques Show, 164 Fort Couch Rd., Crowne Plaza Hotel 03/05-06/22, BATH, SAT. 9-4 & SUN. 10-3, 12th Annual Antiques Show, 6600 Jacksonville Road, The Wolf Academy Historic Site 03/25-26/22, LANCASTER, FRI. 10AM-6PM & SAT. 10AM-4PM, 45th Annual Postcard Show, 1383 Arcadia Rd., Lancaster Farm & Home Center VIRGINIA 03/05-06/22, CHANTILLY, SAT. 9AM-6PM & SUN. 11AM-5PM, The DC BIG FLEA Antiques Market, 4320 Chantilly Shopping Center, Dulles Expo Center
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This Serape with Poncho Slit is Navajo, ca. 1840–60, wool, 66.5-by-48.5 inches, courtesy The Barnes Foundation, Philadelphia, 01.24.03.
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Series Of Auctions Included Highest-Grossing Travel Posters Sale For Auction House The month of November at Swann Galleries featured a marathon of fine art auctions, including a two-day sale of Old Master Through Modern Prints and Master Drawings, a private collection of Contemporary Artists’ Books, Contemporary Art, and a
Travel Posters sale. Combined, the auctions earned $6.7 million and established 30 records for the market. The month opened with Old Master Through Modern Prints and Master Drawings, featuring a private collection of Italian Old Masters. Held
over two days, the sale brought a combined total of $2.9 million. Prints from stalwarts of all eras were in strong demand for Old Master Through Modern Prints. Three of the top 10 highest selling lots belonged to Rembrandt etchings, and an equal number for works by modern masters Pablo Picasso and Joan Miró also found success. World records were had for American prints by Winslow Homer, Blanche Lazzell and Gustave Baumann, and the top lot of the sale was clinched by Vincent Van Gogh’s scarce 1890 etching, “Homme à la Pipe: Portrait du Docteur Gachet” (one of fewer than 65 impressions known), at $161,000. Master Drawings were led by two drawings of machinery by 14th-century Sienese artist Francesco di Giorgio Martini. The drawings were won by an institution for $61,250, a record for a drawing by the artist. Also of note from Italian schools were works by Giorgio Vasari and Il Guercino. Preparatory drawings and Blanch Lazzell’s “Tulips,” color woodcut, 1920, sold for studies by French artists included Jean-François $37,500, a record for the print.
and religious practices. Archival correspondence reveals Barnes’s relationship with leading figures who influenced his collecting, including artist Andrew Dasburg and archaeologists Kenneth Chapman and Jesse Nusbaum (then director of the Museum of New Mexico), along with prominent traders across the region. In a letter to the French painter Henri Matisse, Barnes wrote about the harmony, religious seriousness, and communal nature of a Pueblo winter deer dance that he attended. The exhibition is organized into five main sections, evoking the four cardinal directions surrounding a central dance plaza, including Pueblo pottery, Navajo weaving, silver jewelry making, and Barnes’s experiences in the Southwest. A final section examines the importance of the Pueblo dance as an enduring practice essential to communal health and well-being. The Barnes Foundation is located at 2025 Benjamin Franklin Parkway in Philadelphia. To learn more, visit www.barnesfoundation.org.
Millet’s 1871–72 charcoal-oncanvas study for the oil painting “La Famille du Paysan,” at $17,500, and Eugène Delacroix’s “Jacob Wrestling with the Angel,” a brush-andink reminiscent of his mural of the same name in the Church of Saint-Sulpice, at $16,250. In Contemporary Artists’ Books: The Property of a Texas Collector, an exceptional single-owner sale featured rarely seen works by leading artists and imprints. “The sale is destined to be remembered as among the finest single-owner Artists Books sales for a long while. I am particularly pleased to note that the buyers ran the gamut from institutions, dealers, and private collectors, with a significant number of first-time clients,” noted John D. Larson, the specialist for the sale. The auction earned $1.1 million, with records being recorded for Louise Bourgeois’s “Ode à ma mère,” 1995, the complete portfolio with nine drypoints, at $87,500, as well as Ed Ruscha’s “Stains,” 1969, at $112,500. The unique, one-ofa-kind material also garnered interest with Maya Lin’s “From Tibet to Suriname, From China
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Sunday, Feb. 20, through Sunday, May 15. Co-curated by Lucy Fowler Williams, associate curator-incharge and Jeremy A. Sabloff Keeper of American Collections at the Penn Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology, Philadelphia, and Tony Chavarria (Santa Clara Pueblo), curator of ethnology at the Museum of Indian Arts and Culture, Santa Fe, “Water, Wind, Breath: Southwest Native Art in Community” features approximately 100 works, including objects that Dr. Albert C. Barnes collected in New Mexico in 1930 and 1931, as well as works by contemporary Native American artists that highlight the connections between historic pieces and modern practices. Barnes initially traveled to the Southwest for the health of his wife, Laura. On their first trip in 1929, the couple was hosted in Taos, N.M., by American art patron Mabel Dodge Luhan and her Pueblo husband, Tony Lujan, who introduced them to artists and activists who defended Native rights to land
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From Francisco di Giorgio Martini and workshop, these two drawings of machinery, pen, ink and pencil, sold for $61,250, a record for a drawing by the artist.
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1396 River Road (Route 29), along the Delaware River. Ample free parking is available. Attendees can expect to see a wide variety of political items, ranging from modern era presidential campaign buttons to items from popular former presidents such as Teddy and Franklin Roosevelt, Harry Truman, and Dwight Eisenhower. The gathering will be hosted by the local Big Apple Chapter of the American Political Items Collectors (APIC), a national nonprofit hobbyist association dedicated to preserving political history. “Our meetings offer a great opportunity for young and old alike to see and learn about real artifacts used by candidates throughout our nation’s many elections,” says Tony Lee, a Titusville resident and president of APIC’s Big Apple Chapter. “Most political items don’t survive the elections in
which they were used, so to see an ‘I Like Ike’ apron or a Ronald Reagan cowboy hat or a clothing button worn at George Washington’s inauguration and inscribed with ‘Long Live the President’ is a great experience for students of political history at any age.” Admission to the event will be $3 for each adult. Any child 12 years or younger will enter free of charge. To encourage a lifelong love of political history and collecting, each child will receive assorted buttons, free of charge, to start his or her own personal collection. Free appraisals will be offered for all political items brought in by members of the general public. The public may also bring items for the group’s auction, for a seller’s commission rate of 10 percent. For additional information, contact Tony Lee at 609-310-0817 or tonylee08560@gmail.com.
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David Hockney’s “Hotel Acatlán: Second Day,” a color lithograph diptych, 1984–85, sold for $137,000, a record for the print.
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diptych from 1984, at $137,000; Jasper Johns’ “Flag Continued from page 5 (Moratorium),” color offset lithto New York,” 2008, bringing ograph, 1969, at $62,500; and $18,750, and Ruscha’s unique Yves Klein’s “Timbre Bleu,” an found-object book “S,” 1999, IKB pigment on a postage selling for $23,750. stamp from 1957, a record for The Contemporary Art sale this medium from Klein at was led by Wolf Kahn’s “Against $27,500. Works by Jenny Holzer, Near Hills, Evening,” oil on can- Terry Winters, Clement vas, 1991, an exemplary exam- Meadmore and Gerhard Richter ple of Kahn’s treescapes in were also among leading lots. shocks of color, at $185,000. This season’s Rare and Records were had for David Important Travel Posters sale Hockney’s “Hotel Acatlán: was the highest-grossing sale Second Day,” a color lithograph for the category at Swann to date at $636,453. The auction featured seldom-seen and newto-market images showcasing global destinations. “Collectors, dealers and institutions truly fought to acquire signature and scarce examples of travel posters at Swann. Their rarity plus what can only be deemed an acquisitive wanderlust begot from more than 18 months of travel-free shutdowns around the world fueled prices,” said Nicholas D. Michael Rudolf Wening’s “Siam / Lowry of the sale. Beautiful Bangkok / The Jewel City of Highlights included Asia,” ca. 1920s, sold for $16,250, a Michael Rudolf record for the original poster. Wening’s “Siam /
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“I’ll Drink To That” Glassware Sale At Haddon Heights The new year has been toasted, and the Haddon Heights Antiques Center wanted to prepare a special sales display devoted to vintage and collectible glassware, including barware. From steins and stemware to ice buckets and cocktail shakers, those
in need of an elegant presentation piece for a wedding gift or collection of souvenir shot glasses will find many examples in this sale. Barware is popular with collectors because of its wide variety and versatility. Many people decorate and/or use the items. Some
collectors focus on bar and beverage advertising, while some seek elegant chrome Art Deco cocktail sets. Some want Waterford crystal goblets that they can use on a special occasion. Others collect German beer steins that look great on a shelf. Barware offers something for beginning collectors as
well as advanced ones. Wintertime is a great time to visit a multi-dealer shop like the Haddon Heights Antiques Center and casually browse the
many booths and cases. This shop is open seven days a week from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., with extended hours on Friday evenings. For GPS purposes, use
Barrington as the city location and 531 Clements Bridge Road as the address. To learn more, call 856-546-0555.
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ANTIQUES & COLLECTIBLES
New Dealers Welcome! Check it Out! 150 S. New York Rd. (Rte. 9), Galloway, NJ Less than a 1/2 mile south of our old location
609-652-7011 | www.daysofoldeantiques.com The Jersey Shore’s Largest Co-Op • Open 7 Days a Week • 10am-6pm
Every Saturday & Sunday Th D The Devon/Berwyn /B A Antique ti & Vintage Flea Market 260 W. Swedesford Road (Rt. 252)
80 Dealer Co-Op PEMBERTON, NJ 08068 Clements Bridge Rd. & E. Atlantic Ave.
Limited Space Available
Route 616, 127 Hanover Street
Haddon Heights, New Jersey
Head east on Rt. 38; turn left at light after Rt. 206 intersection
www.haddonheightsantiques.com
www.gristmillantiques.com
(856) 546-0555 (609) 726-1588 OPEN 7 DAYS - 10 AM TO 5 PM
OPEN 7 DAYS - 10 AM TO 5 PM
Happy New Year!
INDOORS & OUTDOORS - 9AM-4PM FREE ADMISSION & FREE PARKING! Vendors Featuring Antiques, Collectibles, Vintage Clothing & Jewelry, Furniture, Primitives, Artwork, Vinyl and so much more!
New Vendor Rates: Indoor Space Available 15x10 $50 • 15x5 $25 Outdoor Space $20
Vendor Reservations: Office: 215-625-FLEA (3532) Market: 484-320-8380 R080244
Haddon Heights Grist Mill Antiques Center Antiques Center
@PhilaFleaMarkets
PhilaFleaMarkets.org
R079260
ZOOK 3D ARTWORK, ANTIQUES & COLLECTIBLES THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 3RD @ 9:00 A.M. Sale Location: 1141 Wea Wit
St.,
EAST EARL, PA 17519
Auction will start at 9:00am with about 2 hours of uncatalogued antiques to include farm related antiques, butcher & food related antiques, railroad items, stoneware, cans, boxes, bottles and more. Detailed list and photos can be viewed on the website. Our catalogued portion of the auction starts at 11:00am and includes approx. 500 lots with highlights including (5) Abner & Aaron Zook paintings “Auction Scene” Abner Zook, 1995, “Stage Coach” Aaron Zook, 1990, “Quilt Making” Aaron Zook, 1981, “Horse Back Rider” Aaron Zook, “Rooster” Aaron Zook. Other highlights include 1958 Topps 30 Hank Aaron Braves, 1948 Bowman #6 Yogi Berra Yanks Rookie, 1909-1911 Ty Cobb Beckett Grading Card (Graded Very Good+), 1957 Singer 221 Sewing Machine & Accessories, Gibson Model MM30 Epiphone, (2) Hollow Brass Giraffe Statue, Nintendo GameCube w/ 12 Games, & Accessories, Vintage Electric Wall Mount Barber Shop Pole & much more!
Go to our website www.paauctioncenter.com for detailed information.
Auctioneers Christian Stoltzfus Leon Stoltzfus Levi Fisher
Auctioneer note: Visit www.paauctioncenter.com for updated details, catalog, photos, and online bidding. Auction day announcements take precedence over all advertisements. R080184