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Impressive Range Of Material Offered At York Show Event Featured Good Attendance And Strong Sales By Karl Pass

elvin Arion’s Original 164th Semi-Annual York Antiques Show and Sale escaped the worst of the winter weather and successfully ran Jan. 30, 31, and Feb. 1. The first show of 2015 for many dealers, Arion’s show was packed with an array of colorful Americana, which pictures can only begin to capture. Held two times a year, this show has solidified itself as where to go to for the best selection in antiques in the Mid-Atlantic region. The range of offerings is vast, including quality ceramics such as china and redware, glassware, textiles, woodenware, baskets, prints, silver, and country and formal furniture, just to name a few things. Several very good antique jewelry dealers exhibit at Arion’s show, too. “(Arion) brought in a really good crowd all three days,” said dealer Jim Emele. Arion elaborated, “We had a really good show with great attendance on Friday and Saturday. On Sunday, the attendance was a bit off, but the ones that came in on Sunday did a good amount of buying, so I was pleased. I couldn’t ask for more.” Dealer Art Booth reported that a retired museum curator turned collector from Houston, Texas, flew to the show and purchased a piece of New Jersey redware after a follow-up call. This indicates that the

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Steve Still of Manheim, Pa., offered an unusual collection of nine pieces of redware by Charles Bach (1829-90) of Allentown, Pa. The pottery was on Penn Street, circa 1869, and the collection had descended in the potter’s family. The grouping was $11,500.

event continues to be a show where exhibitors can make contacts and nurture their customer base. Several dealers noted sectors of the business seem to have reached an uptick, while many areas continue to experience a downturn. The largest of the two shows conducted on the York Fairgrounds, Arion’s show had 96 dealers. Several fill-ins were needed, however, due to health issues and other reasons. Greg Kramer took over Raccoon Creek’s former booth as well as his typical spot right inside the main door. Steve Still took Kelly Kinzle’s large booth because Kinzle was exhibiting at the Winter Antiques Show in Manhattan. Kinzle will be back for the fall show, and Still will take over the spot where Raccoon Creek once was, as the latter will not be returning. Merrimacport, Mass., dealer Colette Donovan was in the booth long occupied by Harry Hartman and Oliver Overlander. The show was dedicated to long-time exhibiting dealer Harry B. Hartman, who passed away A collection of 23 Pennsylvania sewing balls Jan. 3 at the age of 84. Hartman was an were priced at $3,200 from Wayne, N.J. dealadmired and loved Pennsylvania dealer ers Alice and Art Booth. who always bought from fellow dealers and also brought customers to the show. “Harry will always be missed. He was my friend (Continued on page 2)

A circa-1953 wooden wallbox with cut-outs The 10-layer tramp art frame from Maine in The pair of oval profile portraits by Mr. Boyd and deer on front was $145 from Pembroke, old grey paint was $1,125 from Scott Brasseur of Harrisburg, Pa., circa 1820, were $6,500 N.H., dealer Tom Thompson. of Prospect, Pa. from Greenville, Del., dealer James Kilvington.

The sheet copper farm stand sign was tagged $8,500 from Jewett/Berdan of New Castle, Maine. Their architectural element in old Newsom/Berdan of Thomasville, Pa., asked paint was $395. $65,000 for their rare New England “Town Celebration” appliqued mat from New Hampshire.

This remembrance reading “Harry B. Hartman/much loved/an extraordinary human and exemplary antiques dealer” was in the booth of Colette Donovan, who was setup in the long occupied booth space of the late Harry B. Hartman and business partner Oliver Overlander.

Nancy and Gene Pratt of Victor, N.Y., asked $475 for these old Mickey and Minnie dolls.

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for 52 years,” said Arion. The end of January is always a risky time to hold a show due to unpredictable weather. Many dealers, especially from New England, made the trip a day or two early because of the major storm that hit the Northeast,

This cheese strainer was $2,800 from Salt Box Antiques of Sugarloaf, Pa. The silhouette was $725.

adding to their expenses. Many stayed a day longer as well. York itself escaped the winter weather. “I had a great show,” stated Michael Whittemore. “What I brought worked, and I think that is important. I want to appeal to an eclectic range of buyers.” Among the Florida dealer’s sales were four weathervanes, including a horse and rider; a corner cupboard; a fish market sign; a carousel horse; a garden bench; a pair of urns; and smalls. An outstanding booth was put together by Bailey Island, Maine, dealers Jim and Nancy Glazer, who have not exhibited in York for several years. “It was a pleasure to work with them. I know they sold a very good Windsor chair and an excellent grandfather clock,” said Arion. York used to host six antique shows a year. Now, there are only four. While

www.antiquesandauctionnews.net some dealers question if the For additional information, call market can support it, Bob Arion at 302-875-5326 or visit Bockius’s two-day show in www.theoriginalyorkantiquesshow.com. the spring and fall and Arion’s three-day show in September are charging forward in 2015. The fall dates for the 165th Semi-Annual York Antiques Show and Sale will be Friday, Saturday, and Sunday, Sept. 25, 26, and 27. Great to decorate a kitchen wall with, these antique food choppers were $39 each from Tom Thompson of Pembroke, N.H.

John Chaski of Camden, Del., asked $10,500 for the sulphur inlaid walnut farm table. The burl bowl on the left was $2,500. The one on the right, $3,250.

This miniature redware shell mold was $550 from Lisa McAllister of Clear Spring, Md. It was ex. Lester Breininger.

New to the show this year, Jim and Nancy Glazer of Bailey Island, Maine, put together a great booth. This circa 1940 Scottie cut-out basket with arched handle was $375.

This pair of redware swans were $5,500 from Bailey Island, Maine, dealers Jim and Nancy Glazer. An old paper label on the base read the name and date “Lizzie Alt 1840.”

Samuel Herrup of Sheffield, Mass., asked $5,500 for the Ohio landscape signed and dated “J.W. Stephens 1909.”

Bob and Claudia Haneberg of East Lyme, Conn., asked $35,000 for the Porter family bonnet-top cherry secretary. This framed Philadelphia needlework sampler The brasses and finials had dated “1853” was $950 from H+L Antiques of Princeton, N.J. been replaced.

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2015. At that time the producers of “Toy Hunter” were already showing various vintage Star Wars toys and their increasingly high secondary market values. The Star Wars line was one of the first toy lines to experience massive price increases, both because of the announcement from Disney and the consistent showing of secondary market values on shows like “Toy Hunter.” As a result, highly coveted action figures and related vintage toys steadily started to increase in value. The effect was immediate on Internet auction sites like eBay where obscure pieces like the limited vinyl cape Jawa action figure started to attract bidders outside of the overall toy collecting community for its so called “investment” potential. As “Toy Hunter” progressed other popular and obscure toy lines were shown in great detail, along with some of the original vintage television commercials that accompanied these toy lines. This served to only whet the appetites for collectors and

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19711 Newark 302-454-8007 AUNT MARGARET’S ANTIQUE MALL 294 E. Main St. Mon- Sat. 10-5, Sun 12-5. 2 flrs. Antiques, collectibles, primitives, much more. www.auntmargaretsantiquemall.com

21157 Westminster 410-857-4044 WESTMINISTER ANTIQUE MALL 433 Hahn Rd 25,000 s.f., furn., military, toys, silver, coins, comics, glassware. Generally open 7 days/ week Mon. - Sat. 10-6; Sun. 12-6.

08037 Hammonton 609-567-1889 ANTIQUE MARKETPLACE of Downtown Hammonton, 109 12th St. Tues-Sat. 10-6, Sun. 11-5. 15,000sq.ft full of antiques, collectibles, used furniture. antiquemarketplaceofhammonton.com

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.

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

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.

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

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

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

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

19933 Bridgeville 302-337-3137 ART’S ANTIQUE ALLEY, Rt. 13 South. 60 dealers. Open 7 days 9am-6pm. 20,000 sq.ft. Collectibles. A/C, restrooms, snacks 19943 Felton 302-538-5322 GOLDEN DOOR EMPORIUM (Auction House/ Antique Shop), 7385 S. DuPont Hwy., Open Thurs.-Mon. 10-5, Shop where Dealers Shop. 19958 Lewes 302-645-2309 HERITAGE ANTIQUE MARKET, 16168 Coastal Hwy. (RT1), 2 mi. N. of Five Points, Lewes. Furniture, books, dolls, china, old decoys, glass, jewelry, art and more at our Antique Mall of 60 Dealers. Open 10-5pm (Summer) 11-5pm (Winter).

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

07701 Red Bank 732-224-0033 MONMOUTH ST. EMPORIUM, 27 Monmouth St., Voted Best Antique Store in Monmouth Co. 2012-2014, Multi-Dealer 5,000 s.f. shop. Open 7 days/ week. Space available. 07701 Red Bank 732-842-5400 RIVERBANK ANTIQUES 169 W. Front St. located in antique district of Red Bank. Open Mon. thru Sunday 11am5pm. 07874 Stanhope 973-347-7373 BLUE HERON ANTIQUES, 34 Main St. Roseville Pottery, Prints, Art Glass, Lamps, Jewelry, Paper Weights, Watches, Clocks. CLEARANCE SALE. Open Wed.Sun. 10-5:30. Tues. by chance. 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. 08033 Haddonfield 856-429-1929 HADDONFIELD ANTIQUES CENTER, 9 Kings Highway East. Multi-dealer co-op, Mon-Sat 10-5, Sun 12-4. Antiques, collectibles, vintage merchandise, art, books, brass, copper, furniture, glassware, jewelry, pottery, silver, toys, etc.

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

18940 Wrightstown 215-598-8837 NOSTALGIC NOOK, Rt413, Carousel Village at Indian Walk. China, Stangl, Pennsbury Pottery, Paintings, Glass-Cut & Pressed, Silver, Primitives, Furniture, Lamps, M-Sa 11-5:30. Sun 11-5. 18944 Perkasie 215-257-3564 TREASURE TROVE, 6 S. 7th Street. Estate jewelry, furniture, linens, vintage clothing, glass, china, books, toys, kitchenware, advertising, postcards. Primitives to Deco. Dealers Welcome. Mon.-Sat. 10-5. Since “1980� 18951 Quakertown 215-536-4547 ANTIQUES AT 200 EAST/ EAST BROAD ANTIQUES, 215-536-4408, Multi-DLR shops. One Stop Shopping. 2 Fantastic Stores. Intersections Rts. 212 & 313. Shop where Dealers Buy! Open 7 days.

19343 Glenmoore 610-942-4834 ANTIQUES AT SILVER BELL FARM, Cricket’s Garden Market, 1641 Horseshoe Pike (Rts.322 & 82). 30+ Dlrs- antique/ vintage furniture, primitives, timepieces, jewelry, home decor, plants, garden items. daily 10-5, Thur. until 7. 19355 Frazer 610-651-8299 FRAZER ANTIQUES. -Best kept secret on Phila. Main Line- Open daily 10am5pm. 2 mi east of Rte 202 on Rt. 30. 19446 Landsdale 215-361-7910 THE ARCHIVE, 725 W. 2nd St. 1000’s of used & antique books, magazines, postcards, ephemera, coins, records, furniture, antiques, collectibles. 21,000 s.f. Tues.-Fri. 11-6, Sat.-Sun. 10-6, thearchivebooksandpaper.com 19475 Spring City 610-792-9677 OLDE KNITTING MILL ANTIQUES57 E. Bridge St. “An olde time shoppe with something for everyone� Hours- Fri through Sun 10am- 6pm. 19522 Fleetwood 610-207-2702 THE SHOPPES AT KIRBYVILLE RT 222 between Kutztown & Reading minutes from I-78. 10,000 sq.ft 3 story barn. Antiques, collectibles, furniture, unique items. Thurs.-Sun. 9-4 or appt. 19543 Morgantown 610-913-1953 MORGANTOWN MARKET 2940 Main St. Hours10-5 daily. “We invite you to come fall in Love�. Antique, collectibe, vintage home & garden decor.

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

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

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Pemberton, N.J., is celebrating famous pairs. From royalty to presidents to couples on the silver screen, as long as there’s a pair, love is in the air! Whether celebrating the love of a spouse, partner, friend or child, a complementary dynamic duo can be found at the Grist Mill. The antiques center has couples memorialized in crystal, cast in ceramic, illustrated in books, patterned as wedding cake toppers, crafted in fabric, etched on mirrors and captured on film. Some of the legendary pairs commemorated are President John F. and Jackie Kennedy, Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip, Roy Rogers and Dale Evans, Charles and Di, President George and Martha Washington and even the Lone Ranger and Tonto. For (Continued on page 8)

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

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

18962 Silverdale 215-453-1414 THE FACTORY ANTIQUES AND COLLECTIBLES, 130 West Main Street, Rt 113, Bucks County. Featuring 40 Dealers. Open Wednesday thru Sunday 10 -5, Sundays 11-4

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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

21921 Elkton 410-398-0954 IRON BRIDGE FARM, 2953 Appleton Rd. Antiques and collectibles. Three full floors. Seven days week, 10-5. Rush & cane chairs. Mins. from I-95 near Fair Hill area.

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Collector Anecdotes And Antics Travel Channel was up. This gave a lot of fans hope that the show would return in some other form. As of this time, nothing new has yet to be formally announced, but Jordan has hinted that he does have other projects in the works. Ironically, even without the excitement of another season, “Toy Hunter� can easily be watched online or through various other means. The show has continued to bring new fans into the hobby and this trend does not appear to be slowing down anytime soon. Prices of vintage Star Wars toys and related vintage toy lines have never been higher and most experts agree that they have yet to fully peak. Aside from “Toy Hunter,� no commentary on the effect of reality television would ever be complete without mentioning “Pawn Stars.� The show premiered in 2010 on the History channel and quickly reignited the reality television genre devoted to the overall

antiques and collectibles market. “Pawn Stars� is credited not only with changing how individuals think about the average pawn shop, but also about capitalism in general. Unlike “American Pickers,� the show didn’t face much criticism from viewers claiming that the show was taking advantage of consumers. This was most likely due to the inclusion of the owner’s ability to “phone in an expert� to get a second opinion on the perceived value of the item in question. Ironically, this alone has changed the way individuals collectively think about pawn shops in general, with several isolated reports of unhappy patrons upset that their local pawn shop doesn’t have an appraiser in historic artifacts on speed dial. While most consumers think of a pawn shop as a dark and gloomy place somewhere in the seedy part of town that sells jewelry, used electronics, and precious metals, “Pawn

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Morphin’ Power Rangers. Even at the bottom end of the market reasonably priced loose and used vintage toys sold quickly at most flea markets and antique malls. Most of these finds were quickly resold on eBay to an even larger roster of growing collectors. Internet forums discussed the speculative craze in depth and financial news stations like CNBC did multiple reports on the possible investment element of vintage toys. Suddenly collecting toys was cool again. Media attention increased across the board with reports of various vintage toys being sold for five figures and higher. The market was no longer kept in the shadows and now noncollectors were watching the show along with enthusiasts. Unfortunately, by the end of 2014 it was announced that “Toy Hunter� would not be returning. One of the reasons cited was that Jordan Hembrough’s contract with the

Stars� succeeded in attempting to change these misconceptions by showing lots of unique and historically important artifacts brought in by average patrons just looking to sell. “Pawn Stars� helped reignite the secondary market for antiques and collectibles by exposing the average viewer to doses of the trade in short intervals. This excited noncollectors almost as much as most regular enthusiasts. Unfortunately, reality television’s effect on the antiques and collectibles trade has not come without some controversy. In my next and final article on this topic I will discuss the issues and concerns this has had on longtime collectors and enthusiasts within the trade and will look at where the overall genre is headed. Until then, I wish you all well!

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This A.F. King (American, 1854-1945) painting sold for a hammer price of $7,500.

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customers looking for a twosome of an unexpected nature, the Grist Mill also has Belle and the Beast, Raggedy Ann and Andy, Popeye and Olive Oyl, Yogi and BooBoo and Mickey and Minnie, just to name a few more. Whatever the budget or taste, it is a perfect time to start or add to a collection of famous pairs. The Grist Mill has much to choose from, and the friendly dealers will be happy to assist in finding the perfect gifts for

any valentine. Don’t forget the Grist Mill offers a 20 percent discount on all items over $6, with 25 percent off something different each week. Individuals are encourages to visit the group shop the fourth Wednesday of each month, when a Scavenger Hunt is held, with a prize going to the person who finds the most items on a list. Lists are given out at 5 p.m., and light refreshments will be served. It’s not too soon to mark

calendars for the semi-annual flea market, which will be held on Sunday, April 19. Stay tuned for more details. If interested in renting a space, contact Barbara Lind for information. The Grist Mill Antiques Center is a multi-dealer shop located at 127 Hanover St. in Pemberton, N.J., and the store is open seven days a week from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., with extended hours until 8 p.m. each Wednesday. For additional information about the center, visit www.gristmillantiques.com or call 609-726-1588.

ANTIQUE SHOW & FLEA MARKET CALENDAR

This Peter Max (American, b. 1937) painting sold for $6,000.

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A William Zorach (American, 1887-1966) sculpture titled “Clarissa” sold for $9,100.

from the 1950s, which sold to an Internet bidder for $800 on a $250-$500 estimate. Silver lots featured a four piece Barker Bros. English sterling tea/coffee set that sold to a floor bidder for $1,300. An Ottoman Empire Turkish silver pen case and inkwell captured attention, selling online for $1,500. Amongst numerous sets of flatware were 108 pieces of Gorham Etruscan sterling that hammered down at $1,100. In jewelry, all eyes were on an elegant 18-carat plique a jour angel brooch that sold to the floor for $2,000 after enthusiastic bidding. Other lots of interest were a David Yurman necklace and bracelet that sold for $1,200 on a $600$900 estimate and a Deco diamond, sapphire and platinum wristwatch, which brought $2,200. There were a number of items for the gents as well, including a man’s 1.02-carat ruby and 2.02 ctw diamond ring that sold for $3,700. The stand out lot of the day was a monumental American brilliant cut glass vase in the Waldorf A 18-carat Plique a Jour (Quatrefoil Rosette) pattern by Clark. Standing 18.5 inches brooch sold for $2,000. tall, the vase opened to an online bidder at $1,100. Bidding between the Internet and multiple phone bidders progressed rapidly, until a floor bidder entered the fray at $18,000. That floor bidder was the victor at a final hammer price of $23,000. Other glass of note was a Lalique Chrysalide Fairy figurine, which sold for $600 and a Steuben Excalibur paperweight with sterling letter opener, which sold online for $2,000. Sunday’s session featured furniture, Asian arts, decorative arts, art, clocks, and lighting. The day began with furniture. A magnificent E.J. Victor Louis XV style dining room set saw heavy bidding from floor bidders and hammered for $5,000. A set of eight The ivory Buddha head sold Needlepoint Back Dining for $1,700. Chairs from Eleanor Allen and

This Steuben Excalibur paperweight and letter opener sold for $2,000.

the late Heath Allen of Camp Hill brought $2,200. More than 50 lots of rugs were also offered, including an antique Persian Heriz room-sized rug that sold for $1,400. In Asian arts, a large ivory Buddha head vessel went to an Internet buyer for $1,700. A framed Chinese calligraphy brought $850, and a unique Chinese cloisonné garden turtle was won for $550. Amongst the decorative arts was a southern folk art signed stool that sold to an Internet bidder for $550. A fine selection of pieces were offered in the art category. A monumental oil-on-canvas after Rubens was sold to a floor bidder for $4,200. A large Peter Max (American, b. 1937) entitled “Angel with Heart Version II #7,” sold for $6,000. Multiple paintings by T.M. Nicholas (American, b. 1963) brought enthusiastic bidding online, on the floor, and on the phones, including “Along the Annisquam River” ($4,800), and “Port Clyde Harbor, ME,” which sold for $4,300. Multiple phone and floor bidders also tussled over a still life by Albert Francis King (American, 1854-1945), which sold to a phone bidder for $7,500. A river landscape by Eugene Alonzo Poole (American, 1984-1912) was won for $5,500. In sculpture, the magnificent “Clarissa” by William Zorach (American, 1887-1966) sold for $9,100, and a Romain (Erte) DeTirtoff (Russia/France, 1892-1990) bronze of an angel sold for $3,500. Sunday concluded with clocks and lighting, the highlight of which was an inlaid five tube circa 1910 tall case clock, which sold to a bidder in the salesroom for $4,300. For more information, call 717-731-8662 or visit www.CordierAuction.com.

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FRI., FEB. 27 & SAT., FEB. 28 THE MANOR VIEW BARN This French Art Nouveau wal- An early Émile Gallé enameled nut pedestal table is estimated Cameo glass pitcher is estimated at $4,000 to $6,000. at $8,000 to $12,000.

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360 WEAVER RD., 17603 Conveniently located just off of Rt. 30 on west side of Lancaster, take the Centerville exit, go south to Rt. 462 and turn right (west) to Donerville Rd. Make a left on Donerville and go south to Weaver Rd. go left again and the Sale site is on the left.

FRIDAY AFTERNOON FEB. 27 AT 2:00 P.M. Preview time will be Friday morning up to 1 hour before auction starts. Approx. 400 lots: High quality furniture, PA dry sink, Corner Cupboard, came from California, 1800 Spoon Carved Victorian Bedroom Suite, Dining Room Hutch, Sideboard, Pie Safe, Oak Icebox, Oak Spool Cabinet, came out of old Hardware Store, Antique Farm Tools, Cobalt Bottles and Bottles from PA, Large Oak Office Desk, Oak Glass Bookcase by (Larkin Co. MFG.), Oak Office Chair On Casters, Oak Cabinet, Victorian Daybed, Baker’s Rack, Oak Cabinet with Glass Doors, Round Oak Table, Grain Cradle, Rope Bed, Sleds, Regulator Clock, Sessions Clock, Rock-Ola Jukebox, Child’s Galvanized Bathtub, Stadium Chairs from (Portland Oregon, Early Cane Child’s Rocker, (Shaker Style) Early Child’s Wagon, Prestone Thermometer, Coca-Cola Thermometer, Marysville Thermometer, Advertising cans, Vintage Linens, Ladies’ Vintage Hats & Gloves, Vintage Little Girls’ Dresses, Franklin Heirloom Coca-Cola Dolls, Several Ashton-Drake Dolls, Porcelain Dolls, Plank Seat Rocker, Green Rocker, Oak Glider Rocker, Early Wooden Buckets, Gas Lamp, Lanterns, Canteens, Oil Cans, Traps, Wonderbread Box, Ice Fishing Box w/Tackle, Corn Sheller by Belcher Co., Chicopee Mass., Milk Bottles, Hoosier Spice Jars, Hoosier Canister, Depression Era Salt and Pepper Shakers, Perfume Bottles, many more items.

SATURDAY, FEB. 28, 9:00 A.M.

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18211 2 Piece 12 Pane Primitive Cupboard, Marble Top Table, Floor Model Columbia Phonograph Player, Oak Side-by-Side, Old Kero Lights, Oak Western Electric Wall Phone, Old Animal Traps, Rare Bear Trap Drag Hook, Peanut Butter Glass Collection, Jadeite & Antique Glassware, Cast Steel Firemark, Gun Powder Barrel And Tins, Wooden Duck Decoys, Old Farm Primitives, Crocks & Jugs, CI Farm Bell, CI Butcher’s Kettle & Much, Much More! Check Full Listing & Photos At www.auctionzip.com ID#21038. DEAN R. ARNER AUCTIONEER, LLC AY- 002077L 570-386-3389

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A Spanish Art Nouveau oak dining room suite is estimated at $10,000 to $20,000.

Approx. 400 lots: High quality Vintage toys (back to 1900) Many Tin Toys, Many Fisher- Price Pull Toys, Many Vintage Raggedy Ann & Andy Dolls, Porcelain Dolls, Children’s Sewing Machines, (Keystone, Hubley, Marx), Artwork, Douglas Prints, Crocks, Slot machines, Hull, McCoy, Watts, Ironstone, Lots Of Aunt Jemima, Mammy’s, Occupied Japan, Gone With The Wind Table Lamps, Carousel Horse Lamp, Slag Lamps, Early Parking Meter Light, Crystal Lamps, Hanging Gone with the Wind Lamps, Railroad Adlake Light, Kerosene Lamps, etc. … Lots of Black memorabilia. Barber Chair (Theo Kochs), Barber Pole, Bull Durham Framed Posters, Quaker State Oil Pump Light, Slot Machines, (Paces Reels) (MC Evans & Co.) (Mills) (Seeburg), Traffic Light, Carnival Glass, Pressed Glass, Cut Glass, Spanish American War Items, World War I Items, Civil War Items, US Navy Clock, US Military Knife marked US Navy, US Springfield Muzzleloader Percussion with Bayonet, Winchester Lever Action Model 1876, Remington 1857 Muzzleloader, Very Old Rooster Weathervane, Handmade Carpenter’s Box, JD Pedal Tractor, Murray Super Sonic Jet 1955 Pedal Plane, GTX Pedal Car. 1971, Restored to Original, Butter Churns, Oriental silk 8 panel Room Divider, Soap Box Derby Car, Fire Chief Battalion No. 1 Pedal Car. Advertising Tobacco Wood Indian, Advertising Display of Batman, Robin, Riddler, Joker & Gotham City, 1995, Comic Books, Books, Lionel Train, 6 pc. Jazz Band by Repro Phill, Hundreds of Rare and unusual items.

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Highlight of 30 lots of estate jewelry: Diamond solitaire & platinum pendant and chain, measuring about 9.0mm by 5.77mm deep, weight is about 2.85 carats, color K, clarity VS2

Antiques & Decorative, Asian, and Fine Arts

MONDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 2015 AT 11 A.M.

One of three early 1940’s paintings by PAFA artist Frank Stepler, egg tempera on masonite, Grocery, 521⁄8”x341⁄8”

Example of nearly 50 pieces by African American artist James Wilson Edwards, o/c, Woman in Imaginary Landscape, 21”x30” overall

18k Italian gold, diamond, and enamel double leaf pin, measuring 1.7 to 2.1mm, tdw about 2.48 carats, color H, VVS/VS, 21⁄4”x1”, 9.8 dwt

Borge Nyrop, Danish, 1881-1948, o/c, “The Farm By the Sea”

Antonio Pietro Martino, o/c, “December Snow - Manayunk,” 191⁄2”x371⁄2” sight, also two by brother, Giovanni Martino

Selling about 200+ lots of fine art & works on paper including many pieces from Pennsylvania Academy and Chester County artists including works from the Estate of Mary Beaumont, Surrealist paintings by James Wilson Edwards, 3 pieces from brothers Giovanni and Antonio Martino, and much more! Partial artist list: Pennsylvania Academy Artists: Peter Sculthorpe, Jon Redmond, John Suplee, Arthur De Costa, Frank Stepler, Richard Chalfant Carlos Merida, “Estampas del Popol- Paul DuSold, Douglas Ferrin, Taryn Day, Bo Bartlett, Jennifer Frudakis, Beth Clark, Ben Pines, Matt King, Peter Quarracino, Shirley Mersky, Dan Vuh,” a portfolio containing ten original Miller, Dennis Haggerty, Susan Curtin. American Artists: James Wilson Edwards, D.A. Fisher, Eugene La Foret, Colin Campbell Cooper, Raphael Rubaiyat of Omar Khayam, in a full color lithographs, 1943 Morocco binding by Sangorski & Senseman, Carl Weber, J.H. Werner, Charles Grant Davidson, Harold Hahnn, Giovanni Martino, Antonio Pietro Martino, Peter Sculthorpe, R.L. Sutcliffe with an inlaid peacock Borucki, Ranulph Bye, Frank Nofer, Jeannette Slocomb Edwards, Kay Timbers, Brian Williams, Albert Jean Adolphe, Alfred Birdsey, G. Ralph surrounded by 31 mounted jewels Smith, Seymour Zayon, Tony Griffin, Marcia Gentry, Wendy Scheirer, Dorothy Woerth, John R.C. Dorchester, Diana Nissen, Jennifer Bones, Hyunsoo Han, Jeanne Kirschner, Ellen Bluestone, June Roberts, Lucinda Durham, Peter Owen, Kevon Snyder. European Artists: Henri De Buel, Pierre Gautiez, Nelly Dax, Ernst Karl Georg Zimmerman, Broge Nyrop, Atelier Pirnatz. Works on Paper: Dorothy Lapp, Eric Huboi-Dubois, Example from nearly Susan Smith Batten, Arthur Radebaugh, C.L. Van Vredenburgh, Louis Icart, Sunol Alvar, Georges Braque, Karel Appel, Alice Alashuak, F.W. 40 lots of Greenough, Carlos Merida, Burnell Poole, Paul Brown, Currier & Ives, Louis Icart, Sunol Alvar, Karel Appel, Alice Alashuak, 18th-19th C. medical books, incl. William “Choix de fables de La Fontaine,” Hewson, illustrated with 28 double-page “Experimental Japanese color woodblocks,1894 Inquiries,” 500+ LOTS INCL. 18TH-20TH C. AMERICAN & CONTINENTAL FURNITURE, 1770s

TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 2015 AT 11 A.M.

MID-CENTURY DESIGN, TALL CASE AND OTHER CLOCKS, PORCELAIN, POTTERY, LAMPS, CRYSTAL, JEWELRY, SILVER, OTHER OBJETS DE VIRTU, NATIVE AMERICAN POTTERY, LARGE COLLECTION OF 18TH-19TH CENTURY MEDICAL BOOKS, 150+ LOTS OF ASIAN PORCELAIN & DECORATIVE ARTS

8 tune Swiss cylinder music box with a bank of bells and zither bar, c. 1880-1890

PREVIEW TIMES: SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 22 FROM 12 NOON TO 5 P.M. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 23 FROM 9 A.M. TO 5 P.M. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 24 FROM 9 A.M.

Set of 4 George IV silver candlesticks, Sheffield, 1820’s, maker’s mark of Waterhouse, Hodson & Co., 11” high

One Hillman Drive,

CHADDS FORD, PA

Fully illustrated catalog at

Chinese export armorial porcelain platter, important arms of George Prince of Wales, Prince Regent, later George IV, Qianlong circa 1795

19317

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Terms: 18% Buyer’s Premium. 3% discount for Cash/Check Visa/MC

Pair of Chinese gilt bronze and cloisonné lanterns, important size, 17” high Persian carpet with bird and deer pattern, 57”x65”

Pair of Chinese celadon vases decorated with Mandarin scenes, 13” high

Pr. Lewis Veron bronze single arm Argand lamps, 143⁄4” tall

6 Early Chinese porcelain plates, all with marks to base, approx 81⁄8” diameter, sample from 150+ lots of Asian decorative arts

Cornelius style astral lamp, 28” h

Example from a fine selection of Continental porcelain: Royal Copenhagen Flora Danica oval cache pot, “Rubis sciaphilus sage” Louis XVI style armoire with 3 mirrored doors, 19th C., 78” w, 941⁄2” h

Chester County, PA walnut Chippendale 4 drawer bureau with original feet and brasses, 3 late 18th C., 38 ⁄4” w, 411⁄4” h

Sample of early Native American pottery

Persian steel helmet, approx. 71⁄2” diameter

Chinese Ming Dynasty bronze box, Xuande mark to base, 5” wide

Chinese flambé double handled vase with mark to base, 12” high

Carved walnut Louis XVI settee, 19th C., 52” w, 381⁄2” h

William H. Bunch - Auctioneer

American Federal mahogany tall case clock by Nicholas LeHuray, Jr, Philadelphia, c. 1821-30

Steinway Rosewood Concert Grand Piano, SN 40264, c. 1878 PA walnut Chippendale tall chest, 18th C., original feet and brasses

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14k Diam./ Tanz.

14k Ring/Pin 14k, 1.25 ++ Pin/ Pendant

3.84 ct Diam., 14k wg

18k wg 1 ct Diam.

18k, 1.5 ct Diam.

14k Diams./ Emeralds

Cranberry & Moser Type Glass

14k Elgin, GF Chain

Deco 1.5 ct TW Diams.

Webster Rotating “Thron” Ring

14k Omega de Ville

19th C. Chinese

SUNDAY: Oriental: Porcelain, bronzes, jade, lacquered & Rosewood furniture. Ceramics & Pottery: Picasso owl vase, Fraureuth “Europa” figure, Sevres, Meissen, Crown Derby, Rosenthal, Dedham, Limoges, Ispanky, Herend, Redware, stoneware. More! Glass: Lalique “Oiseau de Feu,” Baccarat, Waterford, Victorian epergnes & lustres, Moser, Steuben, etc. Dolls: Simon Halbig K*R, K*N & other bisque, china & compo dolls; Teddy bears; Victorian carriage, sulky & rocking horse; Misc.: Mont Blanc pen set, music box, horse race game, vintage sprinklers, doorstops, quilts, parasols, Le Coultre Atmos & other clocks, bronze figures, etc. Silver: Tiffany, Gorham & other sterling flatware sets, tableware, spoons, dresser set, frames, silver-plated figural napkin rings. More! Jewelry: 3.84 ct Princess diamond & other Deco diamond rings; platinum, gold, silver, diamond, pearls, cameos & other gemstone jewelry, Squash Blossom blood coral necklace & bracelet, gold watches & pocket watches, more! Monday: Furniture: Adam style table & 14 chairs, Mid-Century furniture & lighting includes Altura bar; Continental, American antique & stylized furniture & lighting includes: Canadian Sheraton sideboard, pr. Louis XV style bonze dore sconces, Belgian Art Deco signed furniture; Oriental rugs, clocks. Sculpture: Alexandre Morlon female nude with dove, Art Nouveau busts, African tribal arts. Graphics: 19th-21st C. paintings & prints includes: 1869 Adolph Dillens domestic interior, 1940 Belgian “Gone With The Wind” poster. Airplane: 1946 ERCO Ercoupe monoplane. Call for inspection time! Piano: Important Vintage Player Labrousse Art Case Grand Player Piano.

Native American Pottery

Venetian Glass Hall Fixture Satsuma Charger

Bid live on www.liveauctioneers.com Inspection: Friday 10 A.M.-5 P.M., Sunday 9 A.M., Monday 1 P.M. to 5 P.M. Terms: CASH/CC, 15% Buyer’s Premium. Full Payment Auction Day. See Website

Vict. Lustres & Bride’s Basket Empire Style, Polychromed

Chinese Lacquered Corner Cabinets

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English Hepplewhite Victorian Epergnes

Chinese 16” Bronze Vase

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Blue Silver Mink

Regency Style Partner’s Desk

14k Retro Pin

SUN., MARCH 1, 10 A.M. & MON., MARCH 2, 5 P.M. 2501 E. Ontario Street, PHILADELPHIA, PA 19134

Lalique Oiseau de Feu

African Game Board

Navajo Cuff Bracelet

14k TT Bar Pin w/Diam.

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A. Morlon Bronze, Approx. 27x15x8”

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19th C., Chinese

NW Persian 19th/20th C. German Grandmother Clock

215-425-7030

Mene Bronze

Louis XVI Large Scale

Playel Paris Grand Piano, C. 1917, Sarouk Carpet

1946 ERCO Ercoupe - 415 C Oak Jacobean Revival

Chinese Chippendale Style

Delgian Art Deco Vanity

Salt Glaze & Redware

19th C. Chinese, Signed

Chinese Bronze 311⁄4” Brass & Iron Fireplace Set Chinese Display Cabinet

Eastlake Victorian Art Deco Style Console

Adam Style Table & 14 Chairs

Biedermeier Bird’s-eye Maple

Halbig, China & Other Dolls

Oak “S” Rolltop Desk

Canadian Maritime Regency

Meissen

V. Szczeblewski Bronze Baccarat & Handel

Swiss Music Box

Vintage Sprinklers

Navajo Squash Blosson Set

Millonis & Noel

Barness Bronze

H. Safarbio o/p

A. Dillens o/p, 1869

Pr. Sevres 25” Urns Astral Lamps

Mid-century Modern

Calverley, Cast Metal

1831 Sampler

Horserace Game

H. Dezire o/c Victorian Doll Carriage

Louis XV Style Mirror

Altura Goat Skin Bar

Sterling 950 w/Presentation Box African Tribal

Late 19th C. o/c

Yue-Kee Wo w/c

R. Cramer Acrylic

Gorham Sterling “Mythologique” G. Tiberio o/p

Vernis Martin Vitrine Tiffany 4” Box, “Pinecone”

19th C. Icon

African Tribal

Tiffany Sterling “San Lorenzo”

Louis XV Style African Tribal

Belgian “Gone w/the Wind”

Icart “Girl w/Crinoline”

Gorham Sterling

19th C. Stained Glass

Porcelain, 25”

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Picasso/ Madoura Vase

D. Sozona w/c

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14k Diam./ Tanz.

14k Ring/Pin 14k, 1.25 ++ Pin/ Pendant

3.84 ct Diam., 14k wg

18k wg 1 ct Diam.

18k, 1.5 ct Diam.

14k Diams./ Emeralds

Cranberry & Moser Type Glass

14k Elgin, GF Chain

Deco 1.5 ct TW Diams.

Webster Rotating “Thron” Ring

14k Omega de Ville

19th C. Chinese

SUNDAY: Oriental: Porcelain, bronzes, jade, lacquered & Rosewood furniture. Ceramics & Pottery: Picasso owl vase, Fraureuth “Europa” figure, Sevres, Meissen, Crown Derby, Rosenthal, Dedham, Limoges, Ispanky, Herend, Redware, stoneware. More! Glass: Lalique “Oiseau de Feu,” Baccarat, Waterford, Victorian epergnes & lustres, Moser, Steuben, etc. Dolls: Simon Halbig K*R, K*N & other bisque, china & compo dolls; Teddy bears; Victorian carriage, sulky & rocking horse; Misc.: Mont Blanc pen set, music box, horse race game, vintage sprinklers, doorstops, quilts, parasols, Le Coultre Atmos & other clocks, bronze figures, etc. Silver: Tiffany, Gorham & other sterling flatware sets, tableware, spoons, dresser set, frames, silver-plated figural napkin rings. More! Jewelry: 3.84 ct Princess diamond & other Deco diamond rings; platinum, gold, silver, diamond, pearls, cameos & other gemstone jewelry, Squash Blossom blood coral necklace & bracelet, gold watches & pocket watches, more! Monday: Furniture: Adam style table & 14 chairs, Mid-Century furniture & lighting includes Altura bar; Continental, American antique & stylized furniture & lighting includes: Canadian Sheraton sideboard, pr. Louis XV style bonze dore sconces, Belgian Art Deco signed furniture; Oriental rugs, clocks. Sculpture: Alexandre Morlon female nude with dove, Art Nouveau busts, African tribal arts. Graphics: 19th-21st C. paintings & prints includes: 1869 Adolph Dillens domestic interior, 1940 Belgian “Gone With The Wind” poster. Airplane: 1946 ERCO Ercoupe monoplane. Call for inspection time! Piano: Important Vintage Player Labrousse Art Case Grand Player Piano.

Native American Pottery

Venetian Glass Hall Fixture Satsuma Charger

Bid live on www.liveauctioneers.com Inspection: Friday 10 A.M.-5 P.M., Sunday 9 A.M., Monday 1 P.M. to 5 P.M. Terms: CASH/CC, 15% Buyer’s Premium. Full Payment Auction Day. See Website

Vict. Lustres & Bride’s Basket Empire Style, Polychromed

Chinese Lacquered Corner Cabinets

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English Hepplewhite Victorian Epergnes

Chinese 16” Bronze Vase

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Regency Style Partner’s Desk

14k Retro Pin

SUN., MARCH 1, 10 A.M. & MON., MARCH 2, 5 P.M. 2501 E. Ontario Street, PHILADELPHIA, PA 19134

Lalique Oiseau de Feu

African Game Board

Navajo Cuff Bracelet

14k TT Bar Pin w/Diam.

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A. Morlon Bronze, Approx. 27x15x8”

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19th C., Chinese

NW Persian 19th/20th C. German Grandmother Clock

215-425-7030

Mene Bronze

Louis XVI Large Scale

Playel Paris Grand Piano, C. 1917, Sarouk Carpet

1946 ERCO Ercoupe - 415 C Oak Jacobean Revival

Chinese Chippendale Style

Delgian Art Deco Vanity

Salt Glaze & Redware

19th C. Chinese, Signed

Chinese Bronze 311⁄4” Brass & Iron Fireplace Set Chinese Display Cabinet

Eastlake Victorian Art Deco Style Console

Adam Style Table & 14 Chairs

Biedermeier Bird’s-eye Maple

Halbig, China & Other Dolls

Oak “S” Rolltop Desk

Canadian Maritime Regency

Meissen

V. Szczeblewski Bronze Baccarat & Handel

Swiss Music Box

Vintage Sprinklers

Navajo Squash Blosson Set

Millonis & Noel

Barness Bronze

H. Safarbio o/p

A. Dillens o/p, 1869

Pr. Sevres 25” Urns Astral Lamps

Mid-century Modern

Calverley, Cast Metal

1831 Sampler

Horserace Game

H. Dezire o/c Victorian Doll Carriage

Louis XV Style Mirror

Altura Goat Skin Bar

Sterling 950 w/Presentation Box African Tribal

Late 19th C. o/c

Yue-Kee Wo w/c

R. Cramer Acrylic

Gorham Sterling “Mythologique” G. Tiberio o/p

Vernis Martin Vitrine Tiffany 4” Box, “Pinecone”

19th C. Icon

African Tribal

Tiffany Sterling “San Lorenzo”

Louis XV Style African Tribal

Belgian “Gone w/the Wind”

Icart “Girl w/Crinoline”

Gorham Sterling

19th C. Stained Glass

Porcelain, 25”

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Picasso/ Madoura Vase

D. Sozona w/c

Noel Barrett’s $1.1 Million Auction Appealed To A Variety Of Collectors collector, so the train went on quite a journey before returning to its homeland,” said Barrett. The veteran toy appraiser went on to explain that the reason the train is so valuable is because relatively few were made in the first place. “Marklin produced the toy more than 60 years after the real Stephenson’s Rocket was retired. It was not a good seller because it was not a train that kids could relate to. Because so few of the trains were marketed, it was rare to begin with and even fewer survived over the century to follow,” said Barrett. Known as Germany’s premier golden-era toy maker, Marklin also produced the Gauge 1 hospital car with seven patients and eight beds (est. $7,000$8,000) and a circa 1923-28 Locomobile steam plant with dynamo (est. $10,000$12,000). Each of the two lots achieved $14,520. Barrett said he was not expecting the $21,780 (four times the high estimate) price paid for a 19th-century Clinton fire pumper model consigned by descendants of its designer, Edgar Lasak. Accompanied by two framed fire company membership certificates issued to Lasak, one of them dated 1847, the finely detailed, 18-inch-long model had survived in “brilliant condition,” according to its catalog description. A 19th-century salesman’s sample of a Stebbins & Walker seeder (farm machine) cultivated an $11,200 selling price against an estimate of $3,500$4,500. It was one of several rarities in the sale that had come to Barrett subsequent to an “Antiques Roadshow” appraisal. “There were many eyeopening prices paid in this

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This Marklin locomotive with tender and two cars produced in 1902 to replicate the high-speed Stephenson’s Rocket, which was in service from 1829-1840, sold for $121,000.

sale, but nothing was as shocking to me as the bidding battles over the Barangers,” said Barrett, describing the animated, tableau-style window displays produced from 1927 through 1957 for “mom-and- This quarter-scale display model of a 1932 pop” jewelry Hudson made for the New York Auto Show, stores. “The one of seven known in all-original condition, highest price I sold for $29,040. had ever seen for one at auction was $6,000. In our December sale, there were three from the collection of John Daniel, who wrote the book about Baranger Studios motion displays.” A 1945 Pirate Ship sailed to a $19,360 finish (est. $3,000-$5,000), a Marklin Gauge 1 hospital car with Turtle Sightseeing Bus The accessories including seven patients with Passengers made and eight beds sold for $14,520. $13,310; and a Rip Van Winkle with Nodding above-estimate price of $17,570. Other five-figure Elves sold for $16,940. Carousel animals and dec- highlights included an aniorative elements from the mated Santa with toys wincollection of carousel restora- dow display, $10,890 (est. tion artist Tony Orlando were $1,500-$2,000); and a quarjoined by a C.W. Parker ter-scale display model of striding camel that was for- 1932 Hudson made for the merly in the private collection New York Auto Show. One of of Leon Perelman. It trotted only seven known in all-origoff to a new owner for the inal condition, it coasted to the top of its estimate range at $29,040. Collecting “off the grid” seemed to be a consistent theme for the two-day December sale. Quirky pieces that were in high demand included: an Edward Kelty Ringling Brothers “Congress of Freaks” panoramic photo, $5,700; an Art Deco zeppelin and cresA Marklin circa 1923-1928 cent moon tubular metal Locomobile steam plant with lamp, $1,330; and an Adolph

An original C.W. Parker strid- dynamo sold for $14,520. ing carousel camel, ex. Leon Perelman collection and only extant carousel camel of its era that was designed to move up and down, sold for $17,470.

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If variety is the spice of life, auction house owner Noel Barrett was the undisputed king of condiments over the weekend of Dec. 5 and 6. His 926-lot Antique Auction colorfully ran the gamut from carousel figures and German Christmas ornaments to tattoo memorabilia and jewelry store motion displays. “And there were buyers for every single niche category,” said Barrett, known to collectors from coast to coast for his avuncular demeanor and expert appraisals on PBS Television’s “Antiques Roadshow.” The auction was anchored by two important collections: the Libby Goodman dollhouse and miniatures collection and a wonderful array of antique toys and trains amassed by renowned magician the late John Daniel and his wife, Kathy. In addition, the lineup featured a wealth of other toys, trains, signs and curiosities from approximately 40 other American and European consignors. “This was one of our most eclectic sales ever. It contained a number of unusual single-owner pieces, family heirlooms that had been passed down through several generations,” said Barrett. Grossing $1,120,000 (inclusive of 21 percent buyer’s premium), the sale breezed past its presale high estimate of $925,000. Leading the prices realized was a rare Marklin toy train replicating the real-life Stephenson’s Rocket that rode the rails at record speeds from 1829 to 1840. Consisting of a locomotive with tender and two cars, the 25-inch-long train was offered with a $25,000$35,000 estimate and ultimately sold for $121,000. “It came to us from a German consignor and was purchased by a German

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THE ANTIQUE DEPOT AND FLEA MARKET OPENS AT 8 A.M.; COME EARLY AND MAKE A DAY OF IT!!! This auction consists of antiques, collectibles and assorted vintage from two living estates from Cambria and Blair Counties. General listing thus far includes but is not limited to the following items: Advertising and promo pieces, canning jars, crocks, costume jewelry, cast-iron pieces, clocks, chenilles, display shelves, small furniture including chairs, accent tables, hall trees, plant stands and mirrors; feed sacks and crates: Kitchenwares including bowls, utensils, enamelware, milk-boxes, pottery, tins, salt & pepper sets, cookie cutters and more; many pieces of very nice collectible glass; a good deal of textiles and linens, doilies and such; vintage hats, purses and some clothing; paper goods including old postcards & photographs, advertising materials, framed and unframed prints and more; PRR items, primitives, dolls, some toys, sleds and other vintage children’s items; a large quantity of smalls hence a lot of excellent trinket boxes and we are still processing! Also included in this sale the contents of a woodworking hobbyist’s workshop including: Bandsaw, routers, router table, radial arm saw, jigsaw, drill press, bench grinder, etc.; also lawn mowers, hand trucks, a Bolens tractor with power tiller and a Bolens rototiller. And of special interest: WWII style 5 ton utility trailer complete with US Army insignia … and lastly, one deranged stuffed squirrel. Terms - No reserves and no buyer’s premiums; we accept cash, credit cards or checks with proper ID; you must have your tax exempt number on file with us if you plan on using it, if not yet on file, we can take care of that at registration prior to the start of the auction; you must register to bid; we will accept left bids via e-mail (tonysauctiongalery@gmail.com) and by phone with detailed info up until ten A.M. auction morning. Please keep checking Tony’s Auction Gallery on Auctionzip.com (ID #28560) for updates & photographs Auctioneer - Robert B. Kitchen AU002917-L

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♥ FEBRUARY SWEETHEART AUCTION ♥ Furniture, Political Collection, Roseville, Dolls, Toys SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 21ST • 8:30 A.M. PREVIEW ONE HOUR PRIOR TO SALE, OR FRIDAY AFTERNOON

This animated window display of Santa in a toyshop, 24 inches tall, sold for $10,890.

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A 19th-century salesman’s sample of a Stebbins & Walker seeder sold for $11,200. This 19th-century Clinton fire pumper model consigned by descendants of its designer Edgar Lasak sold for $21,780.

The Adolph Friedlander tattoo shop poster with image of tattooed lady sold for $4,840. It The tubular metal zeppelin and sold to a phone bidder in crescent moon lamp sold for England. $1,330.

AUTO: 2002 Honda Sonata, LXV6, 84K. ANTIQUES: Roseville Collection of over 100 pieces, to include: Vases, Jardinières, Candlesticks, Wall Pockets, Baskets, all styles and all shapes, Meissen Dishes to included: Plates, Bowls, Serving Pieces, Accessories, Large Advertising Tin Flour Can, Early Radios, Reticulated Frame & Panel Stained Glass Table Lamp, Old Powder Tins, Medicine Bottles, Crocks, Coffee Grinders, Nest of Yellowware bowls and others, Quilts: Basket. Dresden Plate, Oak Regular Clock, Philco Floor Radio, Early Figural Sprinkle bottles, Baskets, Books, Yarn Winder, Dough Box, Dome Top Trunk, Victorian Child’s Settee, Wall Coffee Grinder, Butter Churn, Washboards, Vintage Sleigh, Vast Collection of Sewing Items, Linens, Early Philadelphia Prints, Vintage Advertising Tins, Sunbonnet Baby Print, Carnival Glass, Glass Candy Containers, Bakelite Purses, Ladies’ Fancy Pillows, Head Vases, Lard Advertising Cans, Pair of Fancy Gold Gilded Lamps, Child’s Dresser, Vintage Victorian Boxes, Agate collection, Pair of contemporary Child’s High Chests, Vintage Mesh Purses, Corona Typewriter, Set of Seven Princely Italian Wooden Caricatures, Tintypes, contemporary Quilt Case, Stereopticon and cards, Vintage Tortoise Hair Combs, Cat Collection, Lots of country items could fill an entire Home! POLITICAL PINS: Boxes of Pins to include: Babe Ruth baseball Pin, Harrison, Willkie, Landon, Flags, Roosevelt, Hoover, and more! TOYS AND DOLLS: Steiff Bears and Animals, Many Miniature pieces, Monkeys, Rabbits, Horse, Elephant, Birds, Tigers, Large Contemporary Mickey Mouse Organ Grinder, Vintage Wooden Pinocchio, Vintage Sample size Wooden Washers, Doll Wicker carriage, Bed dolls, Several China Head Dolls, Children’s Books, Doll Furniture, Chairs, dressers and more, Papier-Mâché Pumpkin, Tin Dollhouses in original boxes, Marx Tin Farm Set ob, garbage Pail cards, Card Games, Hallmark Dolls, Shelves of Mickey Mouse collectibles, Flatsy in original box, Think-a-Tron ob, Selection of Movies: Batman, Abbot and Costello, and more, Annie Oakley Outfit, Black Rag and Composition dolls, Dixie’s Diner, Boxes of 1980’s toys and Puppets, Boxes and boxes of toys, Annalees very large Pieces, Collector cars, Boxed toys, Small items, Several Battery Ops in Ron Rhoads ob, Jane West in original box, Collector Bears, Early Talley Cards, Cases of Vintage Children’s Books, Early Paper, postcards, Boxes of AU 002045L AUCTIONEER wonderful Vintage Smalls and more! 383 Ben Franklin Hwy. W., DOUGLASSVILLE, PA Eileen Rhoads 13% Buyer’s Premium, 3% Discount Cash or Check 610-385-4818 AU 003750L See us on Facebook: www.facebook.com/RonRhoadsAuctioneer WEB: WWW.ECHANT.COM

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Morphy Auctions’ Back-To-Back Sales Of Antique Advertising, Fine And Decorative Art Tally Nearly $2.2 Million The Earliest-Known Coca-Cola Calendar Of Its Type Sold For $150,000 C. Candler & Co., a retail and wholesale drug business on Peachtree Street in Atlanta, Ga., that served Coca-Cola at its soda fountain. In 1891, Candler paid $2,300 to become sole owner of Coca-Cola, and a year later, he dissolved his pharmaceutical business and formed the Coca-Cola Bottling Company along with four other partners. The early and iconic calendar, one of only two known examples of 1891 Coke calendars, each a unique version, reached its high estimate at auction, selling for $150,000. Produced in 1902, a brilliantly-hued Coke poster emblazoned “Drink Carbonated Coca-Cola in Bottles” featured a young woman in a fancy plumed hat and pearl-covered red dress holding a fountain glass of the fizzy beverage. It reached the top of its estimate range, selling for $40,800. An exquisite 1904

Coca-Cola boudoir clock, celluloid over cardboard with an embedded clock face showing the soft drink’s name in flowing script, was described in the catalog as being in excellentplus condition. It featured an elegantly gowned model in a Gibson Girl hairdo, standing beside a five-cent Coca-Cola display. The clock finished within estimate at $22,000. Not far behind at $21,600 was a rare version of a 1908 Coke calendar featuring a finely attired lady sipping daintily from a glass, with a bottle of the popular beverage placed prominently on the sofa-fountain table before her. Other highlights recorded in the Friday sale included a

three-dimensional painted cof- richly graphic Canadian porce- $7,200 (est. $2,500-$5,000). feepot trade sign touting T&K lain sign advertising King Cole The Saturday session, (Continued on page 22) Coffee, which sold for $15,600 Tea and Coffee, which sold for against an estimate of $3,000$6,000; a 25-by-17-inch paper sign for Remington Auto WEHRLY’S ANNUAL Loading Rifles, which sold for $6,600 (est. $600-$900); and a

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A 1902 Coca-Cola poster emblazoned “Drink Carbonated Coca-Cola in Bottles” sold for $40,800.

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A blockbuster lineup of more than 800 lots of antique advertising opened the doors to a three-day marathon of consistently strong prices at Morphy’s on Dec. 5 to 7. The combined total for the sessions, which also included fine and decorative art, was $2,184,000. All prices quoted include the company’s 20 percent buyer’s premium. The Friday advertising session’s prices realized were led by a historically important 1891 Coca-Cola calendar that came from the renowned Gordon P. Breslow collection. Years prior to Breslow’s acquisition of the near-mint rarity, it had surfaced in Louisiana within a pre-1900 pharmaceutical collection. The calendar was especially significant to collectors because it also promoted Asa

FINE ART AUCTION THURSDAY, MARCH 5TH 6:00 PM FEATURING LANCASTER COUNTY ARTISTS David Brumbach, Luigi Rist, Constantine Kermes, C.X. Carlson, Suk Shuglie, Paris Llanso, Richard Whitson, Carol Galligan, George Clark, Reed Dixon & Many Others!

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This is one of only two known 1891 Coca-Cola calendars. It is the only one of its particular type, ex. Gordon P. Breslow This three-dimensional painted The 1898 Manhattan Electrical A 1895 Western Electric No. 3collection, and is in near mint coffeepot trade sign touting Supply telephone with “rope” A “Potbelly” telephone condition. It sold for $150,000. T&K Coffee sold for $15,600. shaft sold for $18,000. brought $16,800.

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CATALOG AUCTION SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 2015 AT 10:00 A.M. DIRECTIONS: Auction being held at 14342 Route 36, PUNXSUTAWNEY, PA 15767 From Punxsutawney, take Route 36 South approximately 41⁄2 miles. Auction Hall is on the Left. Watch for Auction Signs.

ADVERTISING & COLLECTIBLES ADVERTISING: Mobil Pegasus (Facing Right), Hudson Authorized Service Sign, Several Types of Buick Signs, Porcelain Kendall Sign, McCreary Signs (NOS), Vacuum Motor Car Oil Flange Sign, Pennfield Oil Sign, Indian Pump Sign, Oilzum Can, 1954 Buick Dealership Clock, Ferguson Sign, GM Light Up Sign, Goodyear Tire Sign (NOS), Town Talk Bread Sign, Phillips 66 Sign, Delco Battery Stand, Chief Paints Sign and Cans, Gulf Globe, Goodrich Sign, Mohawk Tire Stands, 7-UP Sign, US Tire and Recap Tire Stands, Neon Quaker State Clock, Mobiloil Motorcycle Sign, Atlantic Pump Sign, Seiberling Tire Sign, Tiger Brand Wire Thermometer, Neon Coca-Cola Sign, 5 Cent Pepsi-Cola Sign, Atlantic Signs, Kelly Tire Sign, Valvoline Oil Sign Set (NOS), Coca-Cola Sign, Marine Signs, Texaco and Esso Sign, Gulf Sign, Stroehmann Bread Sign, 1930’s Pennzoil Curb Sign, Fire Chief Gas Pump, Sinclair Gas Pump, Gulf Gas Pump, Mobil Gas Pump, GMC Sales & Service Truck Sign, Oldsmobile Service Sign, Esso Oil Drum, Polly Motor Oil Drum, License Plate Toppers, Ford Charcoal Grill (With Box), Wills’s Star Cigarette Sign, Valvoline Clock, Harley-Davidson Oil Can, Early Wood Pennzoil Cabinet - Off Pennzoil Truck (Starting bid $750), Quaker State Signs, H.C. Sinclair Sign, 1915 Porcelain Motorcycle License Plate, 1915 Porcelain Dealer License Plate, Bluebird Sales & Service Bus Sign, Sunoco Sign and More. COLLECTIBLES: Winchester Posters, Air Meter, Early Animal Hunting Game, Tiffany Lamp, Indian Motorcycle Match Holder and Wrench, 1913 Boy Scout Cannon, Young American Toy Cannon, Early Porcelain Geo Brehm & Sons Beer Tray, Transport Toy Set in Box, Good Housekeeping Smoker’s Stand, Ansonia Clock with Knight Figure, 2 - Colt Cap & Ball Revolvers, 1957 Complete Topps Baseball Card Set, Taxi Cab Pedal Car, Salesman’s Sample of Burial Vaults, Hoover Sweeper Salesman’s Sample, Mining Items, Atwater Kent Radio, PRR Level, McCaskey Cash Register (Very Unusual), Winchester Hand Saw & Roller Skates, Machinist’s Toolbox, Traffic Light, Benjamin Air Rifle (In Box), German Cow Bell, 1930’s Canoe Ridge Baseball Uniform, Steelcraft Airplane, 1930’s 1 Cent Mercury Trade Stimulator Slot Machine, 1960’s Surf Board, Arts & Crafts Era Wall Sconce Light Fixtures, Lionel Train, Bayonets, Honus Wagner Bat, Winchester Musket Caps, First-Aid Blanket Cabinet, Arrowheads, Case Knives, Tiffany Bracelet & Necklace, Comic Books, Leaded Shade Lamp, 1950 American Flyer Train, Military Camera, Japanese Head Band, Army Nazi Dagger, Youth Nazi Dagger, Other Nazi Items, German Bronze Plaque, 2 Samurai Swords and More. COINS: 1955 Double Die Penny, 1942 Over 41 Dime, 1928 $20 St. Gaudens Gold Coin, 1899 $20 Liberty Head Gold Coin, 1860 $3 Gold Coin, 1854 $3 Gold Coin, 1834 $2 1/2 Gold Coin, 1907 $21/2 Gold Coin, 1854 $1 Gold Coin, 1862 $1 Gold Coin, 1928 Peace Silver Dollar and More. COINS TO START SELLING AT APPROXIMATELY 10:30 A.M. AUCTIONEERS: FREEMAN YODER, PA LIC. #AU005487 and Ivan King, PA LIC. #AU005712 FOOD & RESTROOMS AVAILABLE. TERMS: Cash, Credit Card or Approved Check with proper ID. 6% PA Sales Tax applies. Announcements made on the day of sale, take precedence over any in the advertising. Live Phone Bidding and Absentee Bids Accepted. For more information contact

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Items Relating To Ulysses S. Grant And France’s Louis XVI Will Be Sold By Cottone Auctions On Feb. 20 And 21 Sale Will Also Feature Original Artwork And More Items descended in the family of General and former President Ulysses S. Grant, an 18-carat gold presentation box purportedly given by France’s Louis XVI to Marquis de Lafayette, a gyratory kinetic sculpture by George Warren Rickey (American, 1907-2002), and a watercolor painting by Charles Burchfield (American, 1893-1967) will all come up for bid Friday and Saturday, Feb. 20 and 21, at Cottone Auctions. Those are just several of the expected top lots in a two-day Fine Art and Antiques Auction. It will be held in auction firm’s gallery located at 120 Court St. in Geneseo, N.Y. In all, about 750 lots will come under the gavel at Cottone’s first big auction event of 2015. Start time for the Feb. 20 session (323 lots) will be noon Eastern time, and start time for the Feb. 21 session is 11 a.m. The auction comes with an impressive pedigree, featuring items from the collections of Walter Vogel of Rochester, N.Y., a pioneer collector and dealer; Richard F. “Dick” Brush, also of Rochester, the founder of Sentry Safe; Richard Bright

This gyratory kinetic sculpture by George Warren Rickey (1907-2002), done in 1987, is estimated at $50,000-$80,000.

This Rose Medallion punch bowl, showing President Grant’s monogram within a laurel leaf, is estimated at $10,000-$15,000.

and Kyle Goodman of Corning, N.Y.; The Memorial Gallery of Rochester; The Strong Museum in Rochester; plus items from various estates and collections. Brush is one of Rochester’s leading philanthropists. The son of a Universalist minister, Brush became an inveterate collector, with much of the work acquired during worldwide travel. His love of 20th-century American art is evi- This 30-by-22-inch watercolor painting dent is his collection by Charles Burchfield (1893-1967) of work by Alexander titled “Dreaming of Christmas” is estiCalder, Richard mated at $75,000-$100,000. Diebenkorn, Albert Paley, and George Rickey. Rickey’s gyratory kinetic sculpture titled “Three M’s and One W II” is estimated at $50,000$80,000. One of three produced, the stain- The late 19th-century Bakhtiari rug is less steel work is 8 estimated at $15,000-$25,000. feet 9 inches tall and signed and dated (1987) by and artist-titled in pencil, is Rickey. George Rickey is expected to hit $75,000regarded as the father of pre- $100,000. It was originally cisely engineered kinetic purchased from the Kennedy sculpture. He studied in the Gallery (Buffalo, N.Y.) colU.S., the United Kingdom, lection. Burchfield lived and worked in both Ohio and and Paris. A favorite to take top lot New York. The items descended in honors is the Charles Ephraim Burchfield painting, the family of Ulysses S. a 30-by-22-inch watercolor Grant would stand on their titled “Dreaming of own as desirable collectibles Christmas.” The work, even if they weren’t linked to monogrammed lower right the Civil War general and president. One lot, a Rose Medallion punch bowl (est. $ 1 0 , 0 0 0 $15,000) shows Grant’s monogram within a laurel leaf and was part of a unique 360-pc. A fine and diminutive 18-carat gold presen- service ordered tation box, made in Paris circa 1778, believed in 1868 and used to have been given by France’s King Louis by the Grants in XVI to Marquis de Lafayette is estimated at the White House. $10,000-$15,000. The second lot is a rare Ives clockwork toy depicting Grant, circa 1870, standing 14 inches tall and made from wood, metal and cloth (est. $8,000$12,000). The third is a 5inch-tall cut crystal seal made for Grant (est. $3,000$5,000) in the original light blue leather box with the maker’s name on it: Ayer & Taylor Company, Jewelers (Washington, D.C.). The fine and diminutive 18-carat gold presentation An Ives clockwork toy depict- box, made in Paris circa ing Ulysses S. Grant, made 1778, is believed to have from wood, metal and cloth been given by France’s King around 1870, is estimated at Louis XVI to Marquis de

The Sevres cobalt and gold $8,000-$12,000. enameled tureen (circa 1812) is descended in the family of William Weightman and estimated at $5,000-$8,000.

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Antique Furniture, Oil Paintings, & Lamps/Lighting SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 2015 AT 9 A.M. Preview: Friday, February 20, 2015 3-7 P.M.

CRUMPTON, MD

Location: Crumpton Auction Barn, Corners of RT. 544 & RT. 290 Furniture: Antique Continental inlaid center table, Antique inlaid mahog. butler’s desk/bookcase, Antique mahogany butler’s chest w/ desk, Antique mahogany birdcage tilt-top w/QA feet, Antique banded mahog. bowfront chest, inlaid mahog. Grandfather clock w/9 tubes, 3 door carved mahog. bookcase, Lg. carved mahog. tilt-top dining table, French decorated curio cabinet, Henkel-Harris mahog. corner cupboard, Biggs mahog. broken arch top corner cupboard, Biggs mahog. tall chest, John Wanamaker inlaid mahog. sideboard, Baker mahog. dining table, set mahog. ribbon back chairs, various ball and claw chairs, Flint Furniture inlaid hall table, ant. butcher’s block, oak Hoosier cabinet, oak stack bookcase, Ant. Continental pine sideboard, 3 drawer Empire chest, Ant. Empire bed, cherry dry sink/hutch/server, Sterling House cherry BRS w/queen size bed, Hitchcock chairs, 3 section Deco screen, mahog. nest of tables, Ant. 2 drawer stand, 4 marble top tables, homemade oak corner cupboard, modern china/curio cabinet, pine gun cabinet, mahog. slant front desk, Victorian sofa, country dry sink, French Provincial dining room/bedroom furn., drop leaf tables, pr. mahog. single beds, leather recliner, 2 Bamboo porch sets, modern lounge, modern rolltop desk, wrought iron furniture, Ant. Oriental rugs, Sarouk room size rugs, runners. Oil Paintings/Artwork: Antique oil on canvas of older couple seating at table signed Louis Moeller, Antique oil on canvas of 4 gentlemen sitting/standing around table drinking signed Percival DeLuce, Antique oil on canvas of lady in the front door of a house signed Percival DeLuce, Antique oil on canvas of a fisherman on creek w/early cottage signed Henry P. Smith, Antique oil on board of a Bashi Bazouk/soldier signed L. Fabron, Large oil on canvas of a English Postmaster General, 2 John Moll Prints, Wallace Nutting prints, ogee mirror, pr. Horse racing prints, early prints. Smalls/Dishes: Pair of Ant. lead urns/flowerpots, Set of Reed and Barton sterling flatware, sterling mustache cup w/insert, 3 pc. Sterling tea set, pr. Sterling candelabras, sterling bowls, lg. lot sterling flatware including serving pcs., sterling flask, Ant. English silver inkwell set, early silver-plated coffee urn, set of 12 Blue and Gold service plates, pr. Ant. bronze sconces, Lg. lot of various lamps (Antique & newer), Ant. hanging gaslights, Pr. Ant. crystal peg lamps, Lg. GWTW w/Shepherd and sheep painted on shade and lamp, 2 lg. blue and white oriental lamps, oriental lamps, Deco lamp w/girl at Sunset, Lincoln drape lamp, leaded shade lamp, Ant. pedal car, Ford pedal tractor, coll. Of paperweights, set of Libby drinking glasses, cut to clear stemware, Belleek pcs., 2 Royal Doulton girls, various decoys, carved oriental figures, set of Haviland Limoges china, transferware, crocks/jugs, inlaid barometer, Steeple clock, Hurricane shades, Copenhagen Christmas plates, many more items too numerous to mention Terms: Cash or Good Check/6% MD Sales Tax/10% Buyer’s Premium on all purchases. Estates: T. Allan Stradley of Chestertown, MD/Galena, MD estate/ Northern, VA estate AUCTIONEERS: Ralph Russum Sr. & JR Russum (410) 827-0555 day ~ For Photos visit auctionzip.com (#7483) ~ www.jrsantiques.com

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A five-inch-tall cut crystal seal made for President Ulysses S. Grant in the original leather The oil-on-canvas rendering of a mother and daughters in box is estimated at $3,000- springtime by William John Hennessy (1839-1917) is estimated $5,000. at $15,000-$25,000.

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Additionally, the sale will feature three large works by Mary’s father, Frank Stepler. Stepler was also an alumnus and former teacher of the PAFA. The three pieces, all completed in egg tempera, are vibrantly colored and brilliantly graphic. They include scenes of everyday life, as seen in “Grocery” and “Post-Industrial,” as well as a scene in “Surgery” that best reflects Stepler’s long time career as a medical illustrator. Also included in the sale will be Impressionistic landscapes by Pennsylvania artist Richard Chalfant and a pencil sketch by American realist painter Bo Bartlett. The fine art sale will

also include over 50 pieces from African American artist James Wilson Edwards. A veteran of World War II, Edwards went on to a prestigious art career, studying at both the Art Students’ League of New York and the Academie Julian in Paris. He was a longtime resident of Princeton, N.J., where he worked and exhibited. Working primarily in oils, Edwards’ pieces are distinctly surrealist in nature, exhibiting dream-like landscapes. There are many regional Pennsylvania artists featured in this sale, notably three cityscapes from brothers Giovanni and Antonio Martino; a miniature oil-oncanvas, “Draft Horse,” by Peter Sculthorpe; and an Irish landscape watercolor by Ranulph Bye. Other American works include two oil scenes from Colin Campbell Cooper. European works are highlighted by a large pastoral scene from Belgian painter Henri De Buel, a late 19th-century (Continued on page 18)

Furniture at 9:00 A.M.; Real Estate at 3:00 P.M.

Personal Property will be sold at the Leola War Memorial Bldg.,

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54 W. Main St. along Rt. 23 in Real Estate is located and will be sold at 84 Blaine Ave., Leola, Upper Leacock Twp., Lanc. Co., PA. Turn off Rt. 23 at Fulton Bank in Leola onto Conestoga Ave. Go 2 blocks, turn left on Blaine to real estate. Real Estate: 2,362 Sq. Ft., 3 BR, 2 Bath, Brick & Frame Ranch Type Dwelling with Breezeway & Attached Heated 2-Car Garage on 0.36 Acres M/L. The Corner Cupboard, 18 Pane Dutch Hutch, Secretary Slant Top Desk and Early Wardrobe will stay at the property on Blaine Ave. and will be sold over the auction block at the War Memorial Bldg. Available to preview on Fri., Feb. 27 from 2-4:00 P.M. at 84 Blaine Ave., Leola, PA. AUCTION WILL START AT 8:30 A.M. WITH TOYS, COSTUME JEWELRY, COINS AND FISHING RODS FOLLOWED BY FURNITURE AT APPROX. 9:00 A.M. EARLY COUNTRY FURNITURE: Corner Cupboard (82” h x 511⁄2” w) with Raised Panel Doors; 18 Pane Dutch Hutch (59” w x 21” deep x 78” h); Secretary Slant Top Desk w/Bookcase Top, Blind Doors; Early Wardrobe (82” h x 421⁄2” w x 201⁄2 deep) w/Drawer in Bottom; Jelly Cupboard (44” w x 47” h x 21” deep); Walnut Drop Leaf Table w/Drawer; Peg Farm Table with Drawers; Walnut Drop Leaf Gateleg Table; Round 5 Leg Drop Leaf Table; Tea Cart; 4 Pc. Mahogany Pineapple Bedroom Suite; Mahogany Blanket Chest & Kneehole Desk; Victorian Style Sofa; Daybed; Porcelain Top SelfStoring Table; Miniature Bureau & Hutch; Six Bar Stools; Occasional Chairs; Settee; Assort. Chairs Needlepoint, Cane Seated & Plank Bottom; 9’x6’ Oriental Rug; Lamps; Pictures; Oil Lamps. COINS: 12 Silver Dollars - 1885, 89, 96, 1921, 22, 24, 25, 27; Kennedy Halves & Others. GLASSWARE: China, Pressed, Moon & Star, Ironstone, Pattern, Clear, Stangl, Stemware; Old Wine & Water Bottles; Cobalt Crocks & Jugs; Adv. Boxes; Wood Buckets; Goebel Figurines; Large Copper Kettle; Agateware; Early Tin & Iron Ware; Tin Noisemakers; Tootsietoys; Lots of Pottery - Pie Plates, Jardinières, Molds; Wooden Carriers; Baskets; Wooden Sugar Barrels. APPLIANCES: Amana Washer & Dryer; Elect. Roaster; Hobart Commercial Mixer Mod. A200 w/Bowls; Kitchen Items; Vulcan Safe (17” w x 19” deep x 21” h); Patio Set; Picnic Table; Hand & Garden Tools; Hahn Mower; Fishing Rods; 4 Metal Portable Shelves w/Swivel Wheels. Large auction with many antiques. H. Charles Benner, Atty. Terms by: Joan R. Groff (Late Henry S. Groff, Cattle Dealer)

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GUNS - AMMO - ARCHERY - TRAILBLAZER - HUNTING - FISHING - ETC. 25+ Guns; HUNTING & SHOOTING ITEMS: MEC Shell Reloader; RCBS Reloader; RCBS dies (30-30, 308, 222, 270); Primers; Powder; Bullets; Prime Feeder; Charge bar; AMMO: 308, 303 Savage, 7mm mag., 416 Rem. mag., 41 mag., 10mm auto, 30-06, 22 cal., etc., 12 & 20 ga. shells, 3 bb funs, bayonets; SCOPES: Leopold, Redfield; MISC. Winchester flashlight; binoculars; turkey calls; gun cleaning kits; hard gun cases; range finder; ammo boxes; deer horns; deer mount; game news (1937-1989); ARCHERY: Nice bows (Hoyt, Jennings, etc.); New Arrows; Broad Heads; FISHING: HUGE COLLECTION OF FISHING LURES; fishing rods; reels; tackle boxes (full & empty); sinker molds; flies; KNIVES: HUGE COLLECTION OF KNIVES, Solingen, OCOEE cutlery, Schrade, Buck, Smith & Wesson, marbles; Russell; Gerber; Colt; knife cases; VEHICLE: 2008 Trailblazer LT w/59k miles (nice); Plus lots more. NOTE: Guns will be sold according to FFL Regulations at approximately NOON. Gun List www.haars.com. Not responsible for accidents or typos. Terms: Cash or approved PA Check. NO Buyer’s Premium. Restaurant & Doors open at 8:30 A.M. AH000010L, 717-432-8246, www.haars.com

Doug & Vickie Hardy, Auctioneers

2 Day Auction, Starting 8:30 A.M. Both Days

Located At Rawlinsville Fire Company,

HOLTWOOD, PA

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Matchbox, Hot Wheels, Marx, Friction Toys, Toy Catalogs, Vintage Bicycles Will sell the following at GATEWAY GALLERY AUCTION located

CHAMBERSBURG, PA 17202 On: SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 21 AT 10 A.M. at 643 Kriner Rd.,

TOYS: (290) Cataloged lots of toys, cap guns, toy catalogs & displays including Matchbox, Corgi, Dinky, Wyandotte and many others. Highlights include 1/25 Scale 1966 Mustang Friction Promo, (2) Matchbox #74 Daimler Bus, Hubley Jaguar XK120 in original box, 1966 Corgi Catalogs and much more. Many have their original boxes. BICYCLES: (26) Lots including Schwinn, Columbia, Roll Fast, Radio Flyer and more. AUCTIONEER’S NOTE: This is our first toy auction of the New Year featuring something for every toy enthusiast. See our website for complete catalog. Absentee and phone bids accepted. Online bidding available through Proxibid.

Preview Friday, February 20 from 3-6 P.M. and Sale day from 8 A.M. TERMS: Cash. Visa/MC/AMEX/Discover accepted. Thirteen percent (13%) buyer’s premium discounted three percent (3%) for cash or approved check. Online bidders buyer’s premium (18%). Statements made day of sale take precedence.

GATEWAY GALLERY AUCTION, INC. Our Service is the Difference

Phone (717) 263-6512, (800) 315-3265, Fax (717) 263-0188

AUCTIONEER HEATHER KOHLER FOWLER AU005651 APPRENTICE AUCTIONEER TYE SCHWARTZ, AA019486

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www.GatewayAuction.com AUCTIONEER JOHN F. KOHLER, JR.

OF REAL ESTATE, ANTIQUES, FURNITURE, HOUSEHOLD GOODS COINS & COLLECTABLES 28, 2015 at 8:30 A.M.

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Highlights Will Include Fine And Decorative Arts And A Large Selection Of Asian Antiques And Accessories William Bunch Auctions and Appraisals of Chadds Ford, Pa., will hold a large two-day sale on Monday and Tuesday, Feb. 23 and 24. The first session will feature several hundred lots of fine art, beginning with an art collection from the estate of Mary Beaumont. Beaumont was a prominent figure in the West Chester and Philadelphia art community. A student and exhibitor at the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts (PAFA) and the Philadelphia Sketch Club, she is best remembered as a longtime teacher at the Chester County Art Association. She was an avid color theorist and promoter of en plein air painting.

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33 Martic Heights Drive, 17532 Directions: Travel 10 miles south of Lancaster on route 272. Turn right onto Truce Road. At first Stop sign, go straight through, onto Martic Heights Drive. Rawlinsville Firehouse is on the right. Antiques Day 2, February 28th: 2 cylinder steam winch restored, 1911 Peerless model TT steam engine crown sheet replaced in 2007 by Jonas Stutzman, Hit And Miss Engines: 5 hp NH serial #5123, 6 hp Economy Sparta, 6 hp McCormick Deering, 7 hp Galloway w/buzz saw, 5 hp Economy, 6 hp Witte, 5 hp Almo, (2) Ottawa log saws w/engines, Witte log saw complete, 3 hp Sta-rite, (3) 11⁄2 hp JD, 4 hp Cushman, model C upright w/radiator, 3 hp Bulldog, 3 hp IH, 2 hp Witte, 3 hp Fairbanks Z, 2 hp Fuller & Johnson, 2 hp Hercules, 1 hp Lawson upright w/Humdinger trash pump, Friends sprayer engine, 3 hp IH baler engine, 20 hp Bessemer parts engine, JD LT power unit w/clutch & pulley, 2 hp Taylor vacuum engine restored, 11⁄2 hp London upright, 3 to 5 hp IH LB, 2 cylinder Detroit, (2) 1 cylinder Maytags, Maytag Convert, Maytag w/6 quart ice cream freezer on wagon, (2) Fairbanks Morse style D. Approx. 10 to 15 small engines including Stover, Fuller & Johnson, Hercules and others. Magnetos, gas tanks, cart wheels, engine carts, grease cups, oilers, etc. New Champion horse treadmill, Whitman’s horse treadmill nice, Enterprise dog treadmill, Troy, PA, #12 NH rock crusher on cart, Admiral stationary baler run w/horses, 2 in 1 Lets silage chopper & plate mill, #10 NH plate mill, corn mill by Appleton Mfg., Jewel corn mill restored, IH plate mill CS Bell hammermill, Fairbanks Morse hammermill, broom making machine, bean sorter w/foot pedal, beet chopper, RJ Herr seed potato cutter, beam boring machine, Mann bone grinder, (2) wooden washing machines, feed bag holders, hog scalding trough, copper kettles nice, (2) JD corn shellers. Gould CI corn sheller, various butter churns large & small, lightning rods, 20 plus cast-iron seats, railroad lanterns and signal lights, walking plows, cultivators, rototillers, etc. #16 Duke bear trap 70’s model, 18’ canvas canoe, JD pump jack, Quaker City mill, peanut roaster, Liquidation of Blacksmith shop to include approx. 15 anvils all shapes and sizes, 300 to 400 lb. Fisher anvil, lots of hardees, (2) swedge blocks, (2) Blacksmith cones, large bellows. Kasco feed sign, 2 bottom Dearborn plow, 3 pt. cultivators, 3 pt. scraper, single horse McDeering mower, Oliver cultipacker, original JD disk on wheels long tongue, 6 wheeled RR cart, Purina feeds light-up clock, porcelain Atlantic gasoline sign, Sunbeam bread sign, Silver King tractor sign 2 sided, selection of Petroliana & agriculture signs, 2 sided porcelain SO station sign, cast windmill weights, glass butter churns, early red paint yarn dryer, unusual wooden butter press, rare cast clover shaped hog feeder, massive bench vise, cast Seneca Falls corn sheller, tumble butter churns, old Charles Bateman 1 row garden planter, AB Farquhar machinery tags, Farquhar date book 1945, Maytag wash machine, hand corn planters, stalk choppers, Letz mill made for JD, old water pumps, Tractors: BAC w/cultivators hand start, JD H runs, 1020 McCormick Deering. Up to 4 rings selling at one time, tractors selling at 1:00 P.M., Hit & Miss engines sold at 11:00 A.M. Ball Players Welcome!!! Will Have Ball Tent! Many More Items Too Numerous To Mention! Lots of delicious homemade food! Breakfast served both days. Motels: Willow Valley: 800-444-1714, Hershey Farms: 800-827-8635, Paradise Motor Lodge: 717-768-3745. Receiving Consignments Feb. 16th through Feb. 26th. Receiving Hours Are From 8:00 A.M. To 5:00 P.M. Mon. Through Sat. Terms By: Beilers Machinery Auction LLC. Accepting: Cash, Visa or MasterCard, or Honorable Check. Not Responsible For Accidents. All Announcements Sale Day Take Precedence Over All Advertising. For more Information Call: 717-284-3943 or visit auctionzip.com #14851. Auctioneers: Dennis Wolgemuth, Roy Good, And Others. NOTICE: AUCTION PARKING WILL BE AT M & W FARMS, FOLLOW SIGNS, 1⁄4 MILE FROM SALE GROUNDS, SHUTTLE SERVICE PROVIDED STARTING AT 7:00 A.M.

Rawlinsville Fire Co. AH001851. For Trucking Call: Ryon Nolt 717-406-7119 at: 717-917-0253 or 717-548-2017 All items need to be removed by March 6th • 5:00 P.M.

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William Bunch

PUBLIC AUCTION Jewelry, Gold & Sterling Silver, Die-Cast Toys WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 25 AT 1 P.M.

pieces. Early 19th-century examples include a tall case clock from Philadelphia maker Nicholas Le Huray and a Windsor chair signed by Thomas Ashton. A unique Japanese carved bench with monkeys and dragons and a circa-1878 Steinway rosewood concert grand piano will command considerable attention. Continental porcelain figurines and serving ware encompasses a selection of Meissen, Paris porcelain, and Royal Copenhagen Flora Danica, as well as a large quantity of English Staffordshire rural scenery by J. & W. Ridgeway. Americana will include blue decorated crocks and a redware jug by John Bell. There will also be a varied collection of modern art glass, including many signed pieces. Other notable items will be a fine Tiffany Studios pine needle desk set and a Swiss music box with a bank of bells. The second session also will present many interesting ethnographic artifacts, including 14 lots of early Southwest Native American pottery, an African beaded tunic, a fine Tibetan thangka, two story boards from Papua New Guinea, as well as Persian helmets and shields. The sale will finish with over 150 lots of fine Asian antiques. There will be a variety of Chinese and Japanese

cloisonné, to include an important pair of lanterns. Porcelain pieces are highlighted by a Chinese export armorial platter bearing the crest of King George IV and a pair of wedding lanterns. Japanese porcelain will include a Satsuma, Kutani, and an interesting Sumida Gawa pitcher, as well as an Ormolu mounted Imari bowl. A nice variety of blue and white porcelain, Rose Medallion, Thousand

Butterfly, and flambé will be offered. Other notable items are Blanc de Chine figurines, a large ancestor portrait, a Ming Dynasty bronze box, six framed Famille Rose tiles, and a fine Chinese carved Mother of Pearl shell in an ornate teak stand. A full catalog is available online at www.williambunchauctions.com. For more information, call 610-558-1800 or email info@williambunchauctions.com.

$20,000), an Émilé Gallé wood marquetry vitrine (est. (Continued from page 10) $6,000 to $8,000), and a Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec Tiffany Studios Favrile glass color lithograph “Divan and bronze pomegranate Japonais” (est. $10,000 to lamp (est. $8,000 to

$12,000). The auction will take place in Chicago, Ill., on Sunday, Feb. 22, at noon (Central Standard Time). For more information,

including detailed condition reports, call Rebecca Williams at 312-334-4217, email rebeccawilliams@ lesliehindman.com, or visit www.lesliehindman.com.

Leslie Hindman

Leesport Farmers Market - Diefenderfer Auction Gallery Rt. 61,

LEESPORT, PA

(Off Rt. 61 halfway between Reading & Hamburg. Follow signs to the Leesport Farmers Market. Back side of market). Antiques/Collectibles: Lighters incl.: 1936 Berlin Olympic & Zippos; Sterling Pcs.; Advertising Watch Fobs; Bronze Medallions; Medals; German Marbles; Jewelry: 14k Necklace & Bracelet; Many Sterling Silver Pins & Bracelets; Bakelite, Victorian, ‘50’s Designer Copper; Lg. Amt. Costume; Toys: (100+) Die-Cast Trucks & Equipment; Too much more to list! Doors open at 11 A.M. Check Web at www.westwall.com for flyer & pictures Terms: Cash, Check, MC, Visa, Discover, AmEx - Buyer’s Premium 10% for cash or check, 15% for credit card, 6% PA Sales Tax Collected.

Diefenderfer Auction Co., LLC Laureldale, PA - AU-3965-L - (610)

929-8215

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portrait of a musician by Ernst Karl Georg Zimmerman, and an oil-oncanvas by Borge Nyrop titled “The Farm By the Sea.” The second day’s session will be diverse and eclectic, presenting over 500 objects across a broad variety of categories. It will begin with a selection of fine Oriental carpets followed by a large assortment of sterling and silver plate featuring flatware and tea sets. The sale will include over 30 lots of unique estate jewelry, highlighted by a three-carat solitaire diamond and platinum pendant necklace. A portion of the sale will focus on a selection of fine books, comprised primarily of 18th- and 19th-century medical books from a Philadelphia mainline estate, including works by William Cullen and William Hewson. Additionally, this category will showcase an early 20thcentury binding of Omar Khayyam’s “Rubiyat by Sangorski and Sutcliffe” set with gemstones. Transitioning to period furniture, a fine collection of 18thto 20th-century American, English, and Continental pieces will include chairs, chests, and mirrors. Chippendale, Hepplewhite, and Louis XVstyle designs will be showcased in particular, as well as some Mid-century modern

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Antiques, Furniture, Costume Jewelry, Coll., Tools Selling: Furniture: Small Teakwood Table With Elephant Base, Three Piece Leather Sofa Set, Provincial Style Dining Suite, Large Drexel Heritage Mahogany Breakfront, 2 Ornately Carved Victorian Chairs, Walnut Drop Leaf Table, Mediterranean Bedroom Set, 4 Post Depression Bed, Vintage Amoire, Porch Glider, End Tables, Lamps, Mirrors, Small Stands, Chimnea, Patio Set. Antiques & Collectibles: 2 Vintage Golf Clubs, 3 Teakwood Elephants, Griswold #9 #3 Skillets, Old Pizzelle Iron, Reading Hardware Apple Peeler, Meat Grinder, Deli Slicer, Sierra Nevada Beer Sign, Framed Guinesse Print, Vintage Jingle Bells, Sleds, Horse Shoes, Cameras, Everlast Boxing Gloves, 45’s A Few Albums, Phish Print, Oriental Ice Bucket, Glass, China, Silverplate, 2 Asian Glass Bonsai Trees, Prints, Old Hires & Pepsi Cola Bottles, Oriental Jewelry Box, Costume & Fashion Jewelry, Silk Scarves, Ladies Hand Bags, Spode & Vintage Christmas Pieces, Roy Rogers & Dale Evans Lunchbox, Assortment Of Candle Holders & More….. Tools: 22" 5hp Ultra Snowblower, As New Troy-Bilt Lawn Mower, Landscaping & Garden Acessories, Vintage Tools, Workforce Saw, Krause Retractable Ladder & Others, Hardware, Shelving & Much More. Too Much To List. Please Go To Auction Zip.com For Photos ID #9683. Terms: 10% Buyer's Premium. Cash Or Pre-Approved Check By Auctioneer. Full Payment Day Of Sale. We Are Always Looking For Quality Consignments For Future Sales. Please Call 610-283-8469 So We May Assist You With Your Estate Or Move. GEORGE WILSON, AUCTIONEER, AU-001020-L 610-955-9417

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PUBLIC SALE MAGNIFICENT ANTIQUES, ARTWORK, BOOKS, DECORATIVE ACCESSORIES FROM THE COLLECTION OF THE LATE DR. JAMES L. MARVIL OF LEWES, DE, FORMERLY OF LAUREL, DE

OF

LAUREL, DE At the corner of Rt. 13 N. & Rt. 24. SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 2015

Location: O’Neal Auction Center, 11112 Laurel Road,

OUTSIDE SALE STARTS AT 9:30 A.M.

INSIDE SALE STARTS AT 10:00 A.M.

Schroeder, O/C, Lewes Canal, H. Schroeder, Watercolor, Charleston, SC, Calhoun Meeting, Geo. Washington O/C By Henry B. McIntire 1937, Copy Of Gilbert Stuart Painting, Oil On Board Of Cape Henlopen Light Signed Fhett, O/C Of American Clipper Ship, O/C Of American Ships At Sea, Professionally Cleaned & Repaired, O/C Of Folk Painting Of Young Girl Holding Flowers, Continental Oil Of Pheasant People, Several Other Signed Oil Paintings, Chinese Embroidered Pictures & Prints, Japanese Embroidered Prints, And Several Other Artwork. Books: Biographical & Genealogical History Of Del. Published By J.M Fink, 3 Vol. Conrad, History Of Dela., 4 Vol. Set History Of Dela. Past & Present, Richards 2 Vol. History Of Dela., Several Other Delaware & Eastern Shore Books, A Lg. Library Of Antique Reference Books, Ship Books And Several Others, 1840’s Map Of Kent. Co., Delaware And Other Dela. Related Items. Terms: Cash Or Approved Check, Visa/MC On The Day Of Sale. All Items Must Be paid For On The Day Of Sale. A 13% Buyer’s Premium Will Be Charged On All Items, w/A 3% Discount When Paying With Cash Or Check. All Items Are Sold “As-Is”. This Is One Of The Finest Old Collection Of Antiques, Artwork, Book Collection And Decorative Accessories To Come To Auction In Delaware In Several Years! This Is A Sale For The Advance Or Beginning Collector. Some Of The Finest Items We Have Had The Privilege Of Selling In All Of Our Years Of Being In Business. Preview Friday, February 20 From 10:00 A.M. Till 6:00 P.M. Doors Open Sunday Morning At 8:00 A.M. Absentee Bids & Phone Bids Will Gladly Be Accepted At This Sale.

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Sussex Co. Ralph Heart Pine Turkey Breast Corner Cupboard w/ 2 8 Light Doors Top, 2 Panel Doors Btm., Bracket Ft. 801⁄2” H Phila. 18th C. Walnut Pieced Back Side Chairs w/Pad Ft., American 17th C. Walnut Drop Leaf Pilgrim Table w/Drawers, PA 17th C. Walnut QA Tea Table w/Pad Ft., Period Walnut QA Dressing Table w/Drake Ft., Period Hepplewhite Kidney Shape Card Table w/Sting Inlay, Period Chippendale Slant Front Desk Dovetailed Case, Fitted Interior, OG Ft., Sussex Co. Pine 2 Pc. Stepback Cupboard w/2-6 Light Doors Top, 2 Panel Doors Btm., Bracket Ft., Sussex Co. Pine Tapered Leg 2 Board Top Farm Table w/Drawers, Sussex Co. Pine Tapered Leg 1 Drawer Worktable, Sussex Co. Pine Dovetailed Ship’s Chest, Federal Tiger Maple Single Tester Bed, Circa 1790 Hepplewhite Mahogany 3 Pc. Banquet Table w/Satinwood Banding, Scotch Mahogany Tall Case Clock w/Shell Inlaid On Door & Line Inlay, Painted Dial, Circa 1850, 5 American Hepplewhite Chest w/French Ft., 2 Are Bowfront, Period QA Walnut Armchair, Claw & Ball Ft., Exhibited 1928 At The Howe Museum Exhibition, Set Of 6 Chippendale Dining Chairs w/B&C Ft., 5 Side, 1 Arm, Pierced Splat, Period Walnut Card Table w/Storage Under Top, Cabriole Legs, Shell Carvings, Set Of 5 Chippendale B& C Ft. Dining Chairs w/Shell Carvings On The Cabriole Knees, Chippendale Flattop Walnut 2 Pc. Highboy w/Reeded Columns, Top 2 Over 3 Drawer, Btm. 1 Over 3 Drawers, B&C Ft., Federal Walnut 1 Drawer Stand w/Inlay, Dovetailed Pine Blanket Chest In Frame, Chinese Chipp. Style Sofa & Wing Chair, Several Period Tea Tables & Candlestand w/Birdcages, Splay Leg Stands, Dovetailed Pine Blanket Chests, Hepplewhite Mahogany 1 Drawer Washstand w/Inlay, Federal Horseshoe Back Chair, Several Drop Leaf Tables, Windsor Chairs, Chippendale Chairs, Ladder Back Chairs, Period Sheraton Rosewood Captain’s Desk, Chippendale Mirrors, Pr. Of Mahogany Chippendale Torchieres, Victorian Finger Carved Walnut Armchairs & Side Chairs, Tester Bed, 3 Sec. Screen w/Chinese Wallpaper, A Collection Of Approx. 20 Antique & Semi-Antique Oriental Rugs Of Various Sizes, And Many Other Outstanding Furniture Pcs. Early PA Dutch Paint Decorated Miniature Dome Top Dovetailed Chest 8”x16”x9”, British Flintlock Sea Service Pistol Circa 1785-1810, American Powder Horn ca. 1812 w/Engraved American Eagle, Pr. Of Brass Telescopes, 1 Engraved Waldstein & Beckel, New York, New York Barometer, Collection Of Chincoteague Shorebirds & Decoy, Wooden Bowl, Brass Apple Butter Kettle, Chippendale Andirons, Fireplace Tools & Fender, Collection Of Brass Push-Up Candlesticks, Regency Tea Caddy, Venetian Crystal Chandelier, Venetian Cigarette Caskets, A Collection Of Flo Blue, Boat Models In Glass Cases; Pr. Of Wall Sconces w/Mirrors, Red & Blue Bowls, Bohemian Stem Lamps, Chinese Export Lamps, Pr. Of Japanese Red Porcelain Mantel Vases, Cloisonné Blue Chinese Lamps, Toleware Lamps, Diorama Of Clipper Ship, Half Hull, Collection Of Miniature Ivory Paintings, Sterling Pcs., Pr. Of Triple Candelabras, Brass Jardiniere, Tole Tray, Spice Cabinet, Several Gold Gilded Mirrors, And Many Other Fine Decorative Accessories. Artwork: Henry Progar, 1964 Oil On Board Of Ellis Pond, Laurel, DE w/Boaters, H.

11112 LAUREL ROAD, LAUREL, DELAWARE 19956

302.875.5261

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Lafayette celebrating the May feast at the Versailles Opera Theater. It was retailed by Charles-Raymond Granchez (Paris, France) and was descended in the family of Count de Linares, son of Queen Maria Luisa (est. $10,000-$15,000).

An oil-on-canvas rendering of a mother and daughters in springtime by the Irish-born American and Canadian artist William John Hennessy (18391917) carries a pre-sale estimate of $15,000-$25,000. The 30-by-54-inch work is signed lower left. Hennessy was a versatile landscape artist, genre

www.antiquesandauctionnews.net painter, and illustrator who The tureen has a conservative was also active in the Young estimate of $5,000-$8,000. Ireland movement of 1848. Internet bidding will be A Sevres cobalt and gold available through enameled tureen (circa 1812) is LiveAuctioneers.com and descended in the family of Invaluable.com. Phone and William Weightman, who used absentee bids will also be it in his house in Mount Airy, accepted. outside Philadelphia. Upon his For directions or to death the house was given to learn more, call the Catholic Church, which 585-243-1000 or visit converted it into a girls’ school. www.cottoneauctions.com.

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Friedlander (1851-1904) lithographed poster of a reclining tattooed lady with the message “Expert Tattooing Done Here,” $4,840. The latter poster, which was documented in early retail catalogs for tattooing equipment, had been conservatively estimated at

$200-$400. It sold to a phone bidder in England. Noel Barrett is scheduling his next auction for Friday and Saturday, Nov. 20 and 21. To learn more about this or his upcoming sale, call 215-297-5109, email toys@noelbarrett.com, or visit www.noelbarrett.com. Images courtesy of Noel Barrett.

Stephenson’s Auctions 1005 Industrial Blvd., SOUTHAMPTON,

PA 18966

Firearms & Militaria Auction FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 27TH, 2015 • 11 A.M. Firearms & Militaria Firearms • Germany Mauser military bolt rifle • Eastern Arms Co. 12 gauge shotgun • Ranger .22 S.L.L.R. caliber rifle • Remington 12 gauge shotgun • Sterling Arms .25 caliber pistol • American Firearms .38 caliber pistol • Baby hammerless .22 short caliber revolver • Harrington & Richardson .22 L.R. revolver • Thames Arms Co .38 caliber revolver • Harrington & Richardson .38 revolver • National Arms Co .32 S&W revolver • Colt .22 caliber revolver • H. Schmidt Otheim - Germany .357 mag revolver • U.S. Revolver Co .32 caliber revolver • EAA Corp Hialeah FL .22 L.R. revolver • Single action .38 caliber pistol • Harrington & Richardson .32 S&W revolver • Iver Johnson Arms & Cycle Works .38 revolver

American Firearms .38 caliber pistol

Fabrique Nationale Herstal Liege semi-automatic .32 pistol

Walther semi-automatic 7.65 caliber pistol

• Smith & Wesson .32 S&W revolver • Czech 7.62 x 25 caliber semi-automatic pistol • Jennings Firearms .22 L.R. semi-automatic pistol • Harrington & Richardson .32 S&W revolver • Fabrique Nationale Herstal Liege semi-automatic .32 pistol • Smith & Wesson .38 revolver • Walther semi-automatic 7.65 caliber pistol • Davis Industries .38 caliber pistol • Heritage Mfg. .22 L.R. & magnum revolver • Jennings Firearms .22 L.R. semi-automatic pistol • Sedco Industries semi-automatic .22 L.R. pistol • U.S. Revolver Co .32 caliber revolver • Stoeger Ind. American Eagle Luger semi-automatic 9mm pistol • Arsenal Co. Bulgaria semi-automatic 9mm pistol • North American Arms Co .22 magnum revolver • Baikal Russia semi-automatic 9mm pistol • Nagant 7.62 x 38 revolver • Taurus .25 caliber pistol • Rexio, Argentina .38 caliber revolver • Titan semi-automatic .25 caliber pistol • Taurus semi-automatic .22 L.R. pistol

• Rossi .38 caliber revolver • Bayard semi-automatic 7.65mm pistol • Fabrique Nationale semi-automatic 7.65mm pistol • Iver Johnson Arms & Cycle Works .38 S&W revolver • Czech CZ70 7.65 caliber semi-automatic pistol • Iver Johnson Arms & Cycle Works .32 caliber revolver • Harrington & Richardson .22 caliber revolver • Iver Johnson Arms & Cycle Works .32 caliber revolver • Jukar Spain reproduction .50 caliber pistol • Defender Spur Trigger revolver • Colt Navy percussion revolver • Winchester .22 S.L.L.R rifle • Buffalo Bill Cody bolt action 16 gauge shotgun • W.H. Davenport Firearms Co. 10 or 12 gauge shotgun • Franklin Mint Colt .45 caliber revolver • Vintage 7MM single shot pistol • 19th C. Ottoman Empire highly decorated flint lock pistol • U.S. Arms Co. non-firing Wells Fargo shotgun • HY Hunter Inc. .58 caliber rifle • Navy Arms Co. Inc. .45 caliber rifle • Leman Lanotr, PA black powder .35 caliber rifle

Firearms Accessories: Bushnell Sportview 4x32 waterproof scope, Two Luger late model 32 round drum magazines, Shotshell Reloading MEC model 600 Jr. Press, Lee auto 4 disk powder measure in original box, Lyman D-5 Precision reloading scale, Lyman D-5 #55 powder measure, Lyman D-5 .45 ACP 3 Die pistol set, Lyman D-5 .38/.357 Die pistol set, Lee #1 Shell plate carrier, Lee Deluxe loader for 20 gauge shotgun shells, RCBS primer pocket cleaner, Bushnell #74-2910 handgun scope magnum phantom, Palomar 20x45 spotting scope, Kee case feeder and press, clay pigeon launcher, Bushmaster Vise Jaw Blocks, black powder horn, shot flask, Riflescope 4x20 and SKS Receiver cover scope mount, European flare pistol, and more. Militaria: German Third Reich Kriegsmarine cigarette case, German Third Reich Luftwaffe cigarette case, German Nazi medals and badges, Set of six German WWII era Waffen SS forks, German Nazi small flags, German Nazi WWII Luftschutz helmets, WWII German Nazi SS dagger in original scabbard, Civil War 1860 Staff and Field Officers sword in scabbard, rare Imperial Japan officers 1889 prison guard sword, Philippine machete type long knife, Knights of Columbus sword with scabbard, KAEO Fraternal sword with scabbard, Pennsylvania Volunteers Civil War documents, vintage handcuffs by Peerless Handcuff Co., Walking stick with concealed sword, Korean K-M5A1 bayonet in scabbard, Korean K-M5A1 bayonet in scabbard, WWII USM4 Utica bayonet in scabbard, Western hatchet and skinner knife set, Philippine talibon sword, Lee Enfield spike bayonet for the No-4 MKII 303 rifle, German WWII M42 helmet, two East German caps, men’s coveralls and a pair of chemical warfare pants, leather holsters from various makers, ammo boxes, WWII German Nazi Luftwaffe wool coat, WWII German Nazi NCO Master Sergeant uniform, German Nazi infantry cap, German Nazi Panzer cap, WWII German Nazi Iron Cross and Mother Cross pins, Nazi SS Tottenkopf silver rings and Kriegsmarine 800 silver ring, WWII Nazi Hitler Youth dagger in scabbard, Nazi parade bayonet in metal scabbard, spike bayonets, wrapped in wax Hoffritz Solingen paper, Middle Eastern knife with Damascus blade, Ka-Bar US Army Operation Iraqi Freedom knife in scabbard, Hoffritz hunting knife with Solingen hunting knife with stag horn handle, Russian AK 47 bayonet with cutting tool instrument, Eickhorn Solingen stag horn handle forestry dagger, Russian made Shashka sword with scabbard, Civil War era Model 1860 Staff and Field Officer’s sword, Pakistan cane with concealed sword, Trench art WWII baton, baton with concealed dagger, 1914-18 France & Flanders baton, Civil War Cavalry epaulettes, Civil War belt with Confederate Eagle buckle, Civil War lithograph depicting The Union Army & Its Generals, Grand Army of the Republic document, Pre-1850 Ship’s box compass by Negus, WWII U.S. Navy Ball Recording Sextant, Regimental stein with lithopane bottom, Civil War documents, WWII German Stoeger Ind. Fireman dress bayonet, 19th C. Swiss Artillery short sword, Middle Eastern short swords, Indo-Persian DHA short American Eagle Luger sword in scabbard, German NCO Ordnance sword in scabbard, 19th C. Italian military sword in scabbard, Austrian semi-automatic M1861 Officer’s sword with scabbard, 1870s French Gras bayonet in scabbard, Civil War Navy Officer’s sword in 9mm pistol scabbard, U.S. Model 1852 Navy dress sword, Model 1860 Staff & Field Officer’s swords in scabbards, Knights of Columbus sword, Persian sword in scabbard, Russian hand held night vision device, East German dress uniform jacket, Russian Lt Colonel Air Force WWII German Nazi NCO jacket, WWII U.S. Marines Corporal uniform, WWII period French fireman Master Sergeant uniform helmet, photo of Civil War Union Captain Francis Dring Wetherill of the 3rd Pennsylvania Calvary 1863, Italian Fascist WWII dagger, 1867 French Gras bayonet in scabbard, and more.

Rare Imperial Japan officers 1889 prison guard sword Ka-Bar U.S. Army Operation Iraqi Freedom knife in scabbard

Pre-1850 Ship’s Box compass by Negus

U.S. Civil War Navy Officer’s sword in scabbard

U.S. Arms Co. non-firing Wells Fargo shotgun

Savage .308 caliber rifle

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A Short Examination Of A Japanese Art Form The Japanese woodblock hand to replicate the unique gorgeous design was print is an art form that high- and exact features captured in painstaking and key to the lights flowing, curved out- the originals, while simulta- printer’s success. Keep in lines and simplistic forms as neously demonstrating the mind that to maintain colors well as the detailing of flat woodblock artist’s own skill and keep everything aligned, areas containing color. This and character. precision was required when form of art has not only existFor woodblock prints to passing between blocks. ed for a long time in Asian be created, there had to be the Finally, the registration marks history, but it has also deeply artist, the block maker/carver, were applied by the block impacted artists in both the printer, and of course, the maker. Europe and North America paper maker. A Japanese artist Interestingly, most colors throughout the 19th century. would create the artwork used for woodblock prints Woodblock printing was using ink to draw a line sym- were derived from vegetable first used in Japan in the bolizing color. From there, extracts until the later part of eighth century to print reli- the student within the school the 19th century. While the gious texts. Buddhists colors were beautiful, traveling from China consisting of blue, viobrought these texts, as let, and pink, if the dye well as the printing was exposed to sunlight, method itself, to Japan. it would fade to gray or These first prints were ivory. To enhance the made in a single color beauty of the blocks using Sumi ink. The with a shinier surface, world would have to wait some printers would add nearly 900 years for the small particles of metal first colored prints to dust or mica. appear. Early color prints Additionally, the numwere made using a single ber of print runs during block and black ink. The the 18th century had to colors were hand painted be limited to 200. by workers in the print Otherwise, the keyshops. It was only when block lines would start the popularity of these to show significant wear prints exceeded the proand tear. In fact, over duction capacity of the time the colors were so workshops that the true saturated that producing woodblock print evolved. good results was nearly To meet the rising impossible. demand, the printers With time came new employed master carvers options such as the oneto make individual A Yoshitoshi woodblock print titled sheet design being blocks for each of the col- “Yamanaka-Before a Duel.” stretched out to two or ors in the print. Many of even three sheets in the the finer woodblock late 18th century. For prints contained 15 or more would take the design and this to be successful, the colors, requiring 15 different copy it onto thin, translucent edges had to join at the same expertly carved wooden print paper, after which the pub- time; the artist and printmakblocks. Each of these blocks lisher would secure thick and ers needed to keep each sheet had to be carved with great seasoned blocks of cherry as an individual piece of art. precision to ensure that the wood to the sides being used. Again, it was common for colored sections met perfect- As the copy of the artwork prints to be done in series, ly. Earliest among these was placed onto the blocks, some as many as 100 or more images were private calendars the lines would be cut out by pages. Most often, people that were printed by Suzuku the block maker. would store the multi-page Hornbook (1725-70) and later Next, the block maker prints in boxes or sometimes with other various artists. One would eliminate the wood so mount them in albums. of the most famous of Suzuku he was only cutting around Often times, sheets would Hornbook’s prints was the the lines. This way, a key- be joined horizontally and image “The Koya Jewel block effect was created in rolled up similar to a scroll. In River.” most cases, these Beginning in the sheets would show a mid-1760s, the newly landscape or city discovered color prints scene. While some were sold commercialwoodblock prints were ly. Their depictions merely the actual artincluded themes that work, some publishers were both classical as also allowed conwell as contemporary. sumers to request addiThese themes included tional work such as literary scenes, the writing done in the lives of celebrities, form of poetry, a birth women of beauty, and announcement, a New travel scenes, as well Year’s greeting, and so as actors in their differon. Typically, these ent dramatic roles. paintings were elaboDuring the 19th centurate and the detailing ry, some of the most incredible. exhibited and repreThe wood used for sented artists of Japanese woodblock Japanese woodblock prints was selected prints were Utagawa A Japanese woodblock print by Hiroshige very carefully. The Toyokuni I (1769- titled “New Year’s Eve Foxfire’s At the woods considered 1825), Utagawa Changing Tree, Oji.” included only very Kunisada (1786-1865), specific types of trees, Utamaro Kitagawa (1750- which the lines were high. and only certain textures of 1806), and Ando Hiroshige The step following included wood within those different (1797-1858). rubbing ink onto the raised species. No matter what, the The techniques that were lines and then proofing paper texture of the wood had to be used were varied, but were applied on top. This paper extremely fine and very hard. absolutely critical to the final would be rubbed by the block The differences between print. While creating the maker to produce a copy of old and modern methods of wood block, the artist was the image. Also known as Japanese woodcutting are as required to keep a very spe- “pulls” the paper with the follows: the method of cutting cific goal in mind. This mind- image could then be used to on wood in the ancient woodset was expected to be in line create other blocks using col- cuts resulted in cuts deeper with the Japanese tradition of ored ink if so desired. From than the ones that are made demonstrating the precise that point, the blocks would today. However, though more direction of the brush used be carefully carved. shallow, the present day pieces for painting the picture, so When these parts of the allow for much greater detail. that the features of the origi- process were complete, the The majority of the original piece, as well as the written printer took the key-block, nal woodblock prints were characters, were not in any again rubbing ink on it, then produced in the cities of way destroyed. So from the left it alone so the outline Osaka, Kyoto, and Tokyo artist’s point of view, the direc- would dry. Colors would then (formerly Edo). Workshops in tion of the knife had to match be mixed by the printer, with Kyoto still produce woodidentically the direction of the all of the blocks being cov- block prints today. brush that initially inscribed ered in paint and then color Reference: Asian Art Mall the picture. This being said, it printed. 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The Gloves From Ali-Liston II In 1965 Are Ready For Auction event in history and a moment that perfectly encapsulates the turmoil and change of mid1960s America, will be sold as a set on Saturday, Feb. 21, 2015, in a high-end New York

sports auction celebrating the 50th anniversary of the event. The starting bid is $500,000. The gloves have been consigned to auction by Los Angeles, Calif., collector Seth Ersoff, who acquired the pair from the family of the boxing commissioner for the state of Maine in 1965, who seized the gloves after the bout’s scandalous end, Ali’s “Phantom Punch” just under two minutes into the first round. “It’s not out of line to place these gloves among the most important pieces of memorabilia to ever come to market,” said Chris Ivy, director of sports auctions at Heritage Auctions, the company auctioning the gloves in its Platinum Night Sports Auction. “These transcend sports. The drama and outrage that swirled around the AliListon fights were a microcosm of America’s growing pains of the mid-1960s.” The first Ali-Liston battle had ended with Liston

refusing to come out for the seventh round. Controversy swirled about a fix and a clandestine contract. Ali, then still Cassius Clay, was reviled and feared for his association with Malcolm X and the Black Muslims, while Liston was widely suspected of having mob ties. There was no clear Good Guy/Bad Guy narrative, no one to cheer for; mid-century American exuberance had disappeared with Kennedy’s death and the shattering of American hegemony in the post-World War II era had begun. This fight seemed to encapsulate all of it. “The rematch was the first time that Muhammad Ali stepped into the ring as Muhammad Ali,” said Ivy. “Not only had he just officially changed his name, the fight and everything that happened around it, beginning to end, put Ali on the path to becoming not only the greatest boxer of all time, but also one of the most beloved human beings

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Maine,” writes a family member in an affidavit accompanying the glove. “As such, (he) was the person with authority over the heavyweight boxing championship fight between Muhammad Ali and Sonny Liston, which took place in Lewiston, Maine, on May 25, 1965. The Ali-Liston fight was very controversial because of the knockout which Liston suffered in the first round. As a result of the controversy, with the authority vested in him by the State of Maine as the State Boxing Commissioner, (he) seized the boxing gloves worn by both Muhammad Ali and Sonny Liston.” The controversy lingered for quite some time, with Ali emerging in time as a cherished world figure and with Liston dying ignominiously, alone, in the waning days of 1970. For more information, visit www.HA.com.

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which introduced the first 634 of 1,400 lots of fine and decorative art to be auctioned over the weekend, included early photographica, fine jewelry, coins, and bronzes, among other subcategories. Leading the numismatic lots was an 1803 $10 gold coin with Lady Liberty on the obverse and an American Eagle, U.S. Shield and stars on the reverse. It cashed out at $13,600. A beautiful 1876 20cent proof MS65 coin with “mint luster” exceeded its estimate range and sold for $9,000. The perennial appeal of Georg Jensen silver was evident with the above-estimate $6,000 price paid for an oval tea tray, 60 ozt, with reeded rim and beaded accents. An impressive 14-carat yellow gold and platinum ring with 1.2-carat solitaire diamond (VS1 clarity, G color) also exceeded expectations, reaching $5,800. The fine selection of bronzes included a Meroni Radice casting of Maurice Guiraud-Riviere’s anatomical figure of an athletic man, $4,800, and an 11-inch-

on the planet.” The moment of the fight is best captured in the famous Neil Leifer photograph, an image indelibly stamped upon the pages of collective consciousness and the cover shot of the 1999 Sports Illustrated retrospective “The Century’s Greatest Sports Photos.” The image, in which both pairs of these gloves can be clearly seen, expertly distills the Ali mystique even as it documents what is arguably the most atypical moment of his career. Only 2,434 fans were witness to the event, the smallest audience in Heavyweight Championship history and the continued existence of the gloves was unknown to the larger collecting world until a few years ago, when Ersoff reported his tale of ownership. The provenance, as documented in sworn affidavits and a letter from Ali himself, is rock solid: “In 1965, my uncle was the boxing commissioner for the State of

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The rare R.W. Martin Brothers stoneware Wally Bird tobacco jar, 1890, with rare blue eyes, in mint condition, sold for $37,200.

wide classical bronze of a nude lady warrior in a dramatic pose with spear and shield, $4,000. A tinted stereoscopic daguerreotype of a nude woman with a sheer veil neared its high estimate, selling for $3,600. Sunday’s session opened with 275 rare antique telephones from the Peter D’Acosta collection. The former Texas broadcast executive spent 25 years amassing his premier collection, which included 30 telephones believed to be sole survivors. Among the telephone lots ringing up the day’s highest prices were several rare “candlestick” types: an 1898 Manhattan Electrical Supply phone with “rope” shaft, $18,000 against an estimate of $6,000-$7,000; a historically This 1803 $10 gold coin with important 1895 Western Lady Liberty on obverse and Electric No. 3-A “Potbelly,” American eagle on reverse sold $16,800 (est. $12,000for $13,600. $15,000); and an unusual 1904 Western Electric No. 30-A 100station peg dialer, which functioned as a primitive switching

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A N Since 1966, The Asheford Institute of Antiques has been offering a Profit and T Pleasure Home Study Course that has tremendous financial and personal rewards. C PROFESSIONAL-LEVEL HOME STUDY I O Q U U R ASK HOW … HERE! E S Name Address State Zip Code E City You Can: • • • • • •

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

Vintage Tube Electronics DEAD OR ALIVE

7800 SQ,FT MIXED use property, 50’s Sandwich/ Coffee Shop, 50’s Ice Cream Parlor, 30’s Bar Room, Bakery and 5 shop areas, 4 Garages and apt., perfert for Antique Co-OP $479,000, 20152017 Main St., Northampton, PA, call 610-262-7448. COLLAPSIBLE CUPS COLLECTION, 180 pieces, silver, brass, alum., nickle plated, 1 oz., 2 oz., 4 oz. Watch case. Sell as collection. List available come see, make offer, call 609-298-7731.

I BUY AND Sell Old Advertising Signs, call Gary 732-570-5312.

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.

Morphy system exchange. Estimated at $4,000-$5,000, it connected with phone enthusiasts and sold for $12,000. Dozens of stunning American art-glass lamps followed the telephone selection, with all of the most desired brands represented, including Tiffany, Pairpoint, and Handel. Results included $15,000 for a Pairpoint Apple Blossom pattern lamp on tree trunk base and $8,400 for a Handel cameo lamp reverse-painted with the image of colorful parrots, which had been estimated at $1,500-$3,000. The star of the Sunday session was an 1890 Martin & Bros. stoneware Wally Bird humidor. Its cheeky expression, rare-color blue eyes and perfect condition combined to take it to a lofty $37,200. Other standouts in the decorative art category included a Roseville “Tourist” 33-inch jardinière and pedestal, $7,800, and a signed George Ohr teapot with lid, $5,400. Morphy Auctions’ next major Advertising auction will take place on Saturday, March 28, and will feature scarce soda fountain syrup dispensers. On Saturday, April 4, Morphy’s will hold its next Fine & Decorative Arts sale. To learn more, call 717335-3435, email info@morphy auctions.com, or visit www.morphyauctions.com. Images courtesy of Morphy Auctions.

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

MATCHBOX CARS WANTED If you're interested in selling your collection, call, fax or write, ask for- Larry, 830 Fulton Ave., Lansdale, PA 19446. 215-855-1962 or fax 215-368-9684.

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The 40th Pittsburgh Antiques Show And Sale Is Scheduled For Feb. 21 And 22

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TIRED OF EBAY? Sell your Sports Cards and Memorabilia to a Collector. Ken Domonkos 848-448-4709, kdomo22951@aol.com WANTED BASEBALL, BOXING, Wrestling Cards & Memorabilia. Tobacco packs opened/ unopened, pre-war, before 1970. Valuable collections only. 610-999-0131, bobthecardkauffman@verizon.net

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

732-249-1345 info@century20antiques.com MILITARY & SPORTING FIREARMS- all periods Wanted. Collector will pay more for single items or collections. 215858-5506 or salloc2@yahoo.com Will travel.

1800-1970 SELL YOUR ANTIQUE TOYS, TRAINS, SPACE TOYS & ROBOTS FOR THE HIGHEST PRICE! No one will pay you higher for Tin Toy Collections! ragtimetoys@comcast.net 856-547-5521 ANTIQUE TOYS WANTED- Write for free 3 page illustrated want list. Bruch, P.O. Box 121, Mountaintop, Pa 18707. Call 570-991-7300 bkinglar@aol.com

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ANTIQUE & COIN AUCTION THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 2015

3:00 P.M.

GREAT SELECTION FOR THIS MONTHLY ANTIQUE AUCTION.

This auction will also include a large selection of tools, Ford wrenches, early hand tools, old manuals, stoneware, specialty tools, baseball cards, powder hors, stepback cupboard, stained glass windows.

COIN AUCTION WILL START AT 6 P.M. TO INCLUDE:

A great assortment of U.S. and foreign silver … We will have over 50 silver dollars, silver bullion and 90% silver quarters and dimes … A nice grouping of Canadian pieces will also be offered… To top things off we will have between 15-20 gold pieces including an 1878 $5.00 piece, Russian 5 rubles, 1847 British sovereign and new BU pieces. We will also have a nice variety of foreign bulk lots and lots of nickels, cents and some tokens.

GUNS & SPORTING AUCTION SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 2015 9:00 A.M. SEE AUCTIONZIP.COM #12084 FOR COMPLETE LIST GUNS SELL AT 12:00 NOON Call now to consign for our March sale. Highlights to include early Marlins, Winchester 101, Weatherby, Savage 1899, 22 HP Taurus 45/410, Troy 5.56 assault, Smith & Wesson 64 38 cal., Springfield XD9 9mm, AH Fox 20 ga. double barrel, Lefever Grade A 410 double barrel, LC Smith 12 ga. Ideal Grade, Winchester 70 pre 64 & much more.

PA Auction presents its

“VINTAGE SIGN, ADVERTISING & PRIMITIVE TOOL SALE” ONLINE BIDDING AVAILABLE!

FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 2015 3:00 P.M. Items to include: Signs: Sinclair Fuel 2 sided approx. 7’wx5’h - S&H Green Stamp - Red Rose Animal Feed Budweiser - Pe Ro Ice Cream - Smoker Farm Elevator. Lighted Signs: Walker Mufflers - Jordache - Pioneer - Ferguson Tractor clock. Advertising: Sinclair gas pump 52 inches tall - Sinclair oil cans - Quaker state oil cans - Rotary Motor Oil can - Capitol Motor Oil can. TOO MUCH TO LIST HERE, SEE MORE ON AUCTIONZIP.COM #12084

ESTATE AUCTION for E. Patricia Woerth “Estate of Jack Woerth” Equipment and tools … Held at PA Auction Center, 3164 White Oak Road, Quarryville, PA

SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 2015 9:00 A.M. Chevy, Ford & Cadillac Hubcaps • Antiques and Household Large amount of early tools - ice tongs - crosscut saws - 2-man saws - planes - Tonka trucks - chicken coop - Railroad jacks - - hog trough - sausage stuffer - broadaxes - National & Tom Thumb cash register - oil lanterns - meat saws - hand saws - traps - crab traps - metal vise - oil cans - wood wheel hub - drawknives - long bows - wooden wheelbarrow - whiskey kegsMaytag wash machine - hay hook - scythe’s and rakes - Mountville, PA 2-hole corn sheller - milk cans - tobacco boxes and shears - sleds - old implement seats - potato plow - Edison Home Phonograph manufactured under patents of Thomas A. Edison w/2 horns 1 Morning Glory horn and 1 plain black horn, also has a few tube records, MUCH, MUCH MORE!!!

3164 White Oak Road, Quarryville, PA 17566

717•687•7018

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Terms By PA Auction Center, 3164 White Oak Road, Quarryville, PA 17566 All Major Credit Cards Accepted. 13% Buyer’s Premium Discounted To 10% With Cash Or Approved Check. AH-001873

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