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A Fine Chinese Vase Leads Locati’s Sale, Bringing $21,000 Pennsylvania Online Auction House Puts Together Monthly Sales FRIDAY JANUARY 22, 2021 • VOL. 52, NO. 3
Harry Wilder Estate In Elverson, Pa., Sold
Locati LLC of Maple Glen, Pa., presented its October online auction from Oct. 5 to Oct. 19 and its November online auction from Nov. 2 to 16. Every month, Locati LLC offers an eclectic assortment of antique furniture, fine art, silver, coins, jewelry, Asian art, and much more. Most of the lots come from estates and private collections.
Real Estate Changed Hands For $700,000 By Karl Pass On Dec. 5, onsite in Elverson, Pa., John Hess of the Hess Auction Group sold Harry Wilder’s estate. Wilder (1932-2020) was an antiques dealer in nearby Black Angus for several decades. Unlike many who left the co-op, some forced out of the trade due to market conditions, Wilder maintained a booth there up until his untimely passing several months ago due to COVID. He also had a shop in the old stone Knauer mill on his property. The mill, listed on the National A Keith Collis (1929-2020) painted and Register of Historic Places, his carved Virginville carver style bird on stand stone farm house, a barn, and sold to a collector for $160. stone mill keepers house, bidders using Live 31.6 acres in total, Auctioneers, an sold for $700,000 at 18-percent preminoon on auction um. Prices reportday. ed are hammer Wilder’s first prices and do not career was that of a include buyer’s chemical research premium. engineer. A kind, With the trade well-liked man, having no shortage Wilder is greatly of challenges, missed by family including limited and friends. He avenues to sell specialized in given many shows antique decoys, have not taken many of which were place, many dealMason Factory ers are cautious decoys. Guyette & investing capital in Deeter, a decoy inventory right speciality auction now. For colleccompany based in tors, many are St. Michaels, Md., holding onto dissold roughly 100 of posable income Wilder’s top decoys given uncertain job on Nov. 20 and 21. situations and Hess had a general economic large tent set up in uneasiness. The a field situated on overall market has the property, a contracted. With property suited to these factors, one hosting an auction. Successful onsite An antique wooden carved bear with can put forth an bidders were milk glass globe, “Cigars and Snuff,” argument that it is charged a 10-per- from a New Hampshire country store, a precarious time to sell. What cent buyer’s premi- brought $2,200. occured at the um, and online Wilder estate was just a buyer’s market opportunity. If you were furnishing an old farm house with respectable middle market furniture, this was your sale. Prices realized were very favorable to the entry level buyer. One positive spin on the state of the market is that the low to midThe large oil-on-canvas painting, “J.D. Sorver 1888,” level buyer that was of chickens, sold for $1,900. Continued on page 2
An American Chippendale ribbon back side chair sold for $3,500.
Of special interest in the October sale was an R. Lalique vase in the Formose pattern that sold for $1,100, four pieces of Murano glass that brought $750, a 14-carat Vacheron & Constantin gold pocket The antique Chinese watch selling Famille Verte vase realfor $1,100, and ized $21,000. a 19th-century Tiffany & Co. Sterling mug that sold for $2,200. In the November sale, a strand of pearls with a large sapphire went for $2,100, an Art Deco period bronze head of a Native American by Georges Garreau sold for $1,300, and a lot of two silver items by William Spratling brought $900. “The highest lot was a fine Chinese Famille verte vase that once belonged to the J.P. Morgan
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Cowan’s American Historical Ephemera And Photography Auction Excels Quality Early Photography, Manuscript Archives Prove To Be In High Demand Cowan’s A m e r i c a n Historical Ephemera and Photography auction surpassed expectations, achieving a sales total of $701,849 against a presale estimate of $409,700$615,750. The Nov. 19 auction also saw 93 percent of the auction’s 414 lots A 1903 letter written and signed by William F. “Buffalo Bill” Cody sell, with nearly describing the battle of Warbonnet Creek and the killing of Cheyenne a third selling Chief Yellow Hand (est. $12,000-$16,000) realized $13,125. above their presale estimates. “I am proud of all that the team archive featured over 300 items at Cowan’s and Hindman have detailing Indian Wars campaigns, accomplished in a year filled with including his interactions with so many unique challenges,” said Sitting Bull and Chief Joseph. The Katie Horstman, senior specialist of archive was consigned by a direct American Historical Ephemera and descendant of Miles, increasing its Photography. “This was the highest appeal and drawing a great deal of sell-through rate for a various- attention from prominent book and owner sale in my 13-year career; manuscript dealers from across the this is a great time to sell at country. Ultimately, the archive sold to a private collector for auction.” The top lot of the day was an $87,500 against an estimate of extensive archive of Medal of Honor $30,000-$50,000. Another archive of note from winner and Civil War hero Lt. Continued on page 6 General Nelson A. Miles. The Miles
Tiffany Lamps And Amphora Powered Morphy’s Glittering $4.3 Million Holiday Auction on page 3
Rare “Pokemon” Black Star Trading Card, One Of About 60 Made, Brings $50,600 on page 5
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shut out during the heyday of collection of Chinese porcethe 1990s can now upgrade lain,â€? said Michael Locati, coand participate on a level they owner of Locati LLC. “This item A Mason Canvasback Drake decoy previously could not afford. brought a strong $21,000 on a sold for $500. Hess handled just over This miniature George Boyd Canada A Mason Old Squaw decoy realized $5,000 to $7,000 estimate.â€? $1,100. 600 lots and another 200 Goose sold for $950. Other notable lots in the in an online-only sale through November sale included a periHiBid. About 150 decoys, od American Chippendale ribcountry smalls, and contembon back side chair that porary folk art by Graham, brought $3,500 and a pair of fine Derby porcelain plaques This strand of pearls with a large sapthat sold for $2,300. phire realized $2,100. A vintage Pintail decoy realized $850. “We saw a surge of interest A Mason Bufflehead decoy sold for in our November offerings,â€? downsizing and estate liquidaFrench, Ellinger and Collis $550. commented Locati. “We had a tion. Michael Locati is available was sold, along with a lot of nearly even 50-50 percent of for free Saturday appraisals at furniture. The mill had repeat buyers and people new their Maple Glen facility every two dozen painted blanto us, which is exactly what we Saturday from 10 a.m. to noon. ket chests, numerous For directions or further want.â€? sets of paint-decorated Locati LLC, located in subur- information, visit www.locati plank bottom chairs, ban Philadelphia, specializes in llc.com. chest of drawers, wardrobes, benches, and desks. An early and unusuThe period miniature Empire tiger al antique, likely maple chest of drawers sold for $700. Lancaster County, Pa., An unusual antique Windsor rocking This Keith Collis (1929-2020) carved Windsor rock- chair/cradle, likely Lancaster County, Pa., and painted wallbox sold for $275. ing chair/cra- realized $3,500. also hammer prices and dle brought do not include buyer’s $3,500, and an country store, $2,200. Some premium. antique wooden excellent work by folk artist For additional informacarved bear with Keith Collis sold. The late tion, call 717-664-5238 milk glass globe Collis (1929-2020) of or visit www.hessauction reading “Cigars Lancaster, Pa., also had a group.com. A pair of fine Derby porcelain plaques sold for $2,300. The stenciled and paint-decorated blanket chest, and Snuffâ€? from a booth at Black Angus and likely Ohio origin, went for $275. New Hampshire later at Renningers. A life-size standing carved and painted 4 EASY WAYS TO SUBSCRIBE! wooden Wild Turkey by Collis 1. Call: 1-800-800-1833, ext. 2541 sold for $300, one in flying Antiques & Auction News™ 2. Fax this form: 717-653-6165 pose, $450. A Collis carving P.O. Box 500, Mount Joy, PA 17552 3. Mail this form to address shown Daily 11 a.m.-5 p.m. Sundays 12 noon-5 p.m. of a Robin went for $120; 1 Year, 3rd Class............................$28.00 4. www.antiquesandauctionnews.net a pair of Doves in a tree, — 100 DEALERS - ALL SPECIALTIES $90; and a farm scene st $ — 6 Months, 1 Class....................... 48.00 And Receive 226 W. FRONT ST. 195 W. FRONT ST. painting by Collis brought st 1 Year, 1 Class ............................$80.00 — (732) 842-4336 (732) 842-3393 $900. Each issue contains important, dated material. For timely The captions show a Delivery, subscribe by 1st Class. small cross section of what NOTE TO 3RD CLASS SUBSCRIBERS: No refunds Have your credit card number and expiration RED BANK, 07701 sold. Caption prices are available for late delivery. Post Office does not promise date ready when you call! Exit 109 - Garden State Parkway delivery by a specific date.
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Rare “Pokemon� Black Star Trading Card, One Of About 60 Made, Brings $50,600
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Original Comic Strip Art, Comic Books, Memorabilia Push Sale To $675,000 Mike Cressy. The day one session featured around 500 lots of sports, comics and comic art. Day two contained rock ‘n’ roll memorabilia, Hollywood collectibles, advertising items and historical memorabilia. Internet bidding was facilitated by LiveAuctioneers.com and Invaluable.com. “More than 2,000 active bidders helped bring very strong prices,� according to Philip Weiss. Other first session superstar lots were led by an original Peanuts daily comic strip drawn and signed by the late iconic illustrator Charles Schulz (1922-2000). The fourpanel strip, dated “5-2-1952,� featured a story line with the Peanuts characters Snoopy and Schroeder. Measuring 27-by-5 inches, it was inscribed in ink by Schulz in the first panel. The daily strip sold for $26,500. A fourpanel, handcolored daily comic strip art for Krazy Kat by G e o r g e Herriman (1880-1944), Day two was headlined by Rock ‘n’ Roll Hall of Fame dated “11-25inductee Greg Hawkes of The Cars’ state of the art syn- 1942,� brought thesizers from the 1970s and early ’80s, which totaled $24,150. The $39,600. strip featured
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The rare “PokĂŠmonâ€? SM Black Star “Ishihara GXâ€? promotional trading card, graded PSA 8 Near Mint/Mint, one of only about 60 copies in existence, sold for $50,600. Krazy Kat, Offisa Pupp, Ignatz Mouse and a brick in the last panel. An inscription at the bottom read, “To Andy from Ole Man Herriman.â€? Andy was the consignor’s uncle and a friend of Al Capp, the famed illustrator. Original cover art for Spook Comics (1946) by John Giunta, 15-by-20 inches, from the Bailey Publishing archive and a classic from the Golden Age of Comics, commanded $9,775, while a copy of PEP Comics #36, graded CBCS 7.0 and notable because it marked the first appearance of the popular character Archie, brought Continued on page 7
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Cavalry serving under the famous Lt. Colonel George the auction was a collection of Armstrong Custer. At the heart photographs and manuscripts of the archive was a collection from a member of the 7th of stereoviews purportedly once owned by Custerâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s wife, Elizabeth, that included never before seen views of Little Bighorn, Miles City, and Fort Keogh. Estimated at $10,000-$15,000, the lot nearly tripled its estimate, selling for $26,250. In the early photography category, an extraordinarily rare half-plate daguerreotype of a California gold mining camp more than doubled its A sixth plate daguerreotype of bare-knuckle estimate, selling for boxer John Morrissey, ca. mid-1850s (est. $36,250. The photo$10,000-$15,000), sold for $15,000. graph depicted six men Continued from page 1
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SHEET MUSIC WANTED, any era. Sandy Marrone, 113 Oakwood Drive, Cinnaminson, NJ 08077, 856-829-6104 E-mail smusandy@aol.com
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SMALLS SELL AT 9AM: Advertising: new old store stock Veedol anti-freeze canvas sign advertising pack to include original envelope advertising cards, several 1940’s Veedol shop guides, large federal tires sign, porcelain Mail Pouch thermometer, DG Stevens cabs wood hand-painted sign, hand-painted ESSO sign, Sure Shot Chewing Tobacco general store tin, Gulf Tire sign, large 8 ft canvas Mobil Gas sign, 2 1940’s British indy car racing posters in modern frames, rare Jack Kochmans Hell Drivers fair sign, chocolate boxes Zagnuts, old sol bars, iced tea dispenser, large assortment of new old stock tins and boxes Hershey’s chocolate, Larkin tins, Mothers oats, velvet sealed tobacco tin, Rutland stove lining, Vansant chocolate, soaps, Similac cans, flower feed tins, MOHAWK tires honest Injun paper signs, dover crooks cigars new old stock, large selection wood boxes to include Larkins, USMC, Cliquot club, Sunkist, shore fishery, Arbuckles coffee, Hunt’s ketchup, raisins, baked beans, block ice club storage, Remington Arms and Western Ammo Moosehead beer, Gloecklers butchers rack, and many more. Primitives and odd smalls: NICE 3 gallon blue decorated Hamilton and Jones jug, early painted firkin and lid, 49 star US flag, 1811 sampler, 19th c. sampler, 2 very early quilted patchwork pieces, early embroidered civil war era eagle and shield, painted green ice cream maker, staved wood butter churn, large horse jockey racing board sign circa 1910, early wood stable barn, early European graniteware, early flaccus fruit jar with lid, selection of brown stoneware miniature script saying jugs, Salzman Co advertising stoneware jug, lg Halapleus and Co attican olive oil jug, stoneware chick waterer with base, early 1920s fisk aero new old stock tire, cast-iron garden pot holders, splint oak laundry basket, early splint oak north east Maryland basket, early laundry basket with wood handles, rolling pins selection of period brass push up candlesticks, approx. 8 wood nail kegs, 8 painted firkins, painted pantry boxes, 7 large wood staved barrels, several small staved barrels, nice early Pennsylvania hand painted side horse saddle, early miniature top hat made from confederate money, tin types, bpoe order elks badge, 1875 Wells Fargo wanted gold poster, large maritime lantern, tin coffee pot with original pint, large slate cutting board, miniature spark cast-iron pot belly stove, canvas bags, wood butter churn, 2 gallon bee sting stoneware crock, 4 gallon ESB crock, German stoneware pitcher, selection of primitive graters, Hershey’s chocolate milk can, stoneware jar, sewing box, pair lighting rods with blue ceramic balls, several antique baskets, Lindstroms gold star pinball, cherry stoner, several granite ware pans pitcher, misc. kitchen tinware, copper kettle, copper pan, grain decorated match safe, oyster tins, grey granite ware teapot, oak child’s dresser, tin feed scoops, stoneware warmer stoneware jars, ice cream scoop, wood handled utensils, cutting boards, coffee grinder, 17 pieces of blue Amish snowflake, cast-iron child’s egg basket, brass bucket, brass grater, red tin coffee bin, marquetry inlaid round box, 3 blue Leeds cup plates, blue transfer ware cup plate, red paint LH tower Rockport Indiana seed box crate, early red paint washtub, large general store scale, redware crocks, CAROUSEL HORSE FORM, 1940’s dodge truck tailgate, fur covered motorcycle gloves, papier-mache Halloween hats, nice original green paint splint basket loads of antique kitchen tinware to include graters, cookie cutters, egg coddlers, molds sifters, tin fish molds, early green painted grinder, blue swirl graniteware pots, wood bucket, unusual shaped wood firkin with lid, early wood bucket, rockingham pitchers, redware crock, splint oak baskets, splint oak butt baskets, medical box. Toys: Bings tin wind up Ford Model T with original box, German tin windup train, Schucco Ferrari with keys, early stuffed rabbit and dog early multi-color ball, bisque head doll in case, 2 early 60s pedal cars, early pedal tractor. FURNITURE SELLS MIXING IN AT 1030: Large grey paint tool bench, grain decorated box, pine shoe shine kit, cast-iron butcher kettle, royal oak pot belly stove, majestic blue porcelain cook stove, circa 1790 tavern table in red black paint, tiger maple 1 drawer stand, large primitive feed bin, 2 unusual large wood ironing boards, Pennsylvania walnut 2 drawer pin top farm table, selection of small indoor wood shutters, 1 drawer 18th c drop leaf table, early red and salmon paint drop leaf table, large 6 ft original green paint cupboard, grain decorated 1 door cupboard, 2 door grain decorated hanging cupboard, white primitive cupboard, red paint decorated bucket bench wall shelf, pine lift lid desk, early brown paint 1 drawer farm table, red paint dough box, 7 ft primitive farm table sorting table, primitive open cabinet with spoon cutouts, mortised bench, early red painted wheel barrow, early 2 drawer blanket chest with nice lock 2 Baltimore hand painted arm chairs, signed d. Shaw spinning wheel, bucket bench, red painted mortised bench, red painted 12 pane window, 10 drawer pine apothecary cabinet, trestle base saw buck table, green painted dome trunk, several dovetailed wood chests, white primitive porch bench, early salmon paint mortised bench grain decorated potty ,general store counter pie safe 2 industrial stools and more being added! Snow date January 31 10 a.m.
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AMERICANA & INTERNATIONAL AUCTION JANUARY 28TH & 29TH, 2021
Swell bodied copper pig weathervane, 19th c.
Isabel Cartwright still life with flowers
English delft bowls, ca. 1806, with portraits of Admiral Horatio Nelson (1758-1805)
George II giltwood mirror, ca. 1760
Pennsylvania watercolor folk portrait, dated 1824
A half dozen lots of Liverpool Herculaneum
Large Collection of redware and stoneware.
South Carolina Southern landscape
Painted counter top tobacconist figure
English canvaswork panel, late 18th c., depicting Jesus and the Samaritan woman
Group of Wilhelm Schimmel carvings
Heriz carpet, ca. 1930, 19'6" x 11'
James Ellsworth watercolor portraits
Delaware Chippendale tall case clock
John C. Traynor (American b. 1961), oil on canvas landscape of Waterville Golf Links, Ireland
Large Pennsylvania collection of mocha
Burlington County, New Jersey sampler
Baltimore Federal bracket clock
American oil on canvas folk art still life, 19th c.
Russian silver enamel pieces
Color engraved Map of Virginia and Maryland
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John Stobart oil on canvas of the packet ship Margaret Evans