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Art Nouveau And Art Deco To Be Highlighted At Grist Mill Antiques Center Co-Op Has Monthly Sales Specials FRIDAY FEBRUARY 28, 2020 • VOL. 51, NO. 9

Welcome To The Big Time: Alderfer Auction’s Own Brent Souder Gets Inducted Into The PAA Hall Of Fame Ceremony Was Held At 72nd PAA Annual Conference In Harrisburg

Here is the Alderfer team, including H. Brent Souder and owner/CEO Sherry Russell.

Alderfer Auction announced the passion for the auction business induction of its very own H. Brent grew, so did his knowledge, experSouder into the Pennsylvania tise and dedication. His achieveAuctioneers Association Hall of ments included earning many desFame. Souder had the honor ignations and awards, including CAI bestowed upon him by longtime (Certified Auctioneers Institute), associate Vernon Martin at the MPPA (Master Personal Property recent 72nd PAA Annual Conference Appraiser), PAA (Pennsylvania in Harrisburg, Pa., on Jan. 10.

Auctioneers Association) bid call“It takes consistent greatness in ing champion, PA Auctioneer of the a profession to make it to the Hall Year, Lehigh Valley chapter presiof Fame of the Pennsylvania dent, PAA director, PAA past presiAuctioneers Association. Be it the dent, and a member of the NAA football Hall of Fame in Canton, (National Auctioneer Association).

Ohio, the basketball Hall of Fame in Brent puts his expertise in practice Springfield, Mass., or baseball’s Hall by being available and accessible of Fame in Cooperstown, N.Y., it to anyone in the auction industry, isn’t easy. Our next recipient is an especially those new to the busiexcellent example of that consis- ness. Brent generously shares his tent greatness. Not being from an knowledge and wisdom with others auction business family he had to in the industry. He has taught find his way into the profession on classes at RAAC (Reading Area his own. This was accomplished by Community College) in areas of art landing a job at the age of 13 with a education and identification, as local auctioneer. He spent the next well as classes in best auction years doing any, and every, entry- practices,” continued Martin. level job that included sanding and Upon receiving his award, Continued on page 9 painting of the building (of) which he is now part owner.

He spent all of his efforts and hard work, just so he could be around auctions,” stated Martin about Souder.

“He worked hard and was persistent. A few years later, he went to auction school and became a Pennsylvania licensed auctioneer. As his Anita Souder (left), Vernon Martin (center) and H. Brent Souder

The Grist Mill Antiques Center in Pemberton, N.J., is celebrating the elegance and style of the Art Nouveau and Art Deco eras. A large, sleek sculpture of a woman is surrounded by ethereal Cambridge Crown Tuscan compotes and Bayel stemware, and Iscart works of art, greyhound bookends, bronze nudes and decorative keepsakes bring to life this romantic, creative time. A large assortment of material is available in the special sales display.

Stiffel brass lamps with original shades, a Tiffany Favrile pastel turquoise and opalescent compote, a Tiffany Furnaces Favrile bronze trumpet vase, an Arts and Crafts pipe stand and a mid-century sculpture of a sailfish by Kinder Harris of

Stuttgart are all in-house and on sale. A collection of cut crystal rocks glasses have been added to the newly completed barware Continued on page 5

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Celebrate St. Patrick’s Day At The Emporium on page 2

Buyers Set Sights On Las Vegas Antique Arms Show This 58-Year-Old Event Draws International Crowd Of Enthusiasts

Drawing On A Legacy: Highlights From The John Driscoll American Drawings Collection on page 2

Record Price Achieved For Zook Diorama on page 2

Browsing top-notch antique and sporting arms goes hand in hand with the camaraderie enjoyed by visitors to the Las Vegas Antique Arms Show. Image courtesy of LVAAS. The most important buying event of the year for antique firearms collectors, the Las Vegas Antique Arms Show, International Sporting Arms Show and Custom Knifemakers Show (LVAAS), will take place on Friday, Saturday, and Sunday, Feb. 28, 29 and March 1, at the Westgate Las Vegas Resort and Casino. The spacious venue boasts more than 70,000 square-feet of exhibitor space in the Antique Showroom and another 40,000 square-feet for sporting arms, custom knifemakers and firearms engravers.

Launched in 1962 by Las Vegas gun collector and dealer Harry Mann, LVAAS is widely regarded as the gold standard among antique firearms shows. It is the oldest

continuously operating trade or specialty show of any type in Las Vegas, far outlasting even the longrunning showroom extravaganzas at major casino hotels. The annual event is a calendar highlight for antique, vintage and out-of-production firearms enthusiasts, attracting exhibitors from throughout the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, continental Europe, Japan and China.

The show’s reputation has thrived for nearly six decades, thanks to its committed promoters and unfailing support from the hobby. In 1998, Paul and Karen Balfour assumed the show’s operations and management from their brother-in-law, Wally Beinfeld Continued on page 5

York Show Hits A New High With Opening Day Attendance on page 13

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

FEATURED AUCTION RESULTS: Witman Auctioneers - February 8 in Manheim, Pennsylvania - Page 2

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Drawing On A Legacy: Highlights From The John Driscoll American Drawings Collection

Celebrate St. Patrick’s Day At The Emporium

Inaugural Exhibition Showcases Recent Gift Of American Works On Paper To Palmer Museum of Art

Home-Cooked Corned Beef And Cabbage To Be Served March 15 Emporium dealer Carol Elliott has graciously agreed to cook her famous corned beef and cabbage for an early St. Patrick’s Day dinner on Sunday, March 15, at the Historic Burlington Antiques and Art Emporium, located at 424 High St., Burlington City, N.J. Customers will be treated to a little bite of Ireland and other snacks, starting at noon.

The Emporium dealers will fill the store’s sales show case with items relating to Ireland and St. Patrick’s Day for the month of March.

Shoppers can purchase decorations, items for the dinner table, and jewelry. The Emporium is a 14,000square-foot building, home to 65-plus dealers with antiques from the 1800s to the collectibles of today. It is open seven days a week from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m., with extended hours on Thursdays until 7 p.m. Customers can travel to the Emporium by the River Line, through many historical towns in South Jersey. The ride on the River Line is an architectural treasure trove of historical buildings starting in Camden and finishing in Trenton.

Burlington City is the oldest city in the state of New Jersey, having buildings

The Palmer Museum of Art at Penn State presents a special exhibition from the recent gift of 140 American works on paper donated by alumnus Dr. John P. Driscoll in 2018.

“Drawing on a Legacy: Highlights from the John Driscoll American Drawings Collection” features selections from the expansive gift, one of the most important in the 48-year history of the university’s art museum.

“This inaugural exhibition showcases a selection of superlative works from John Driscoll’s recent gift of American works on paper to the Palmer,” said Erin M. Coe, director of the museum. “We at Penn State are so grateful to John for this transformational gift, which will reshape our presentation and interpretation of American art for generations to come.”

The John Driscoll American Drawings Collection spans more than 150 years of American art history from 1798 to 1950 and in many ways reflects the wide-ranging scholarly and collecting interests of its namesake. As the first show to highlight the collection, “Drawing on a Legacy” surveys an array of techniques and media, including graphite, charcoal, ink, and watercolor. Through 30 works, the exhibition explores the changing cultural importance of drawing during the socalled “long” 19th century.

dating back to the 1600s. As a young man, Benjamin Franklin had his first print shop in Burlington City.

Author James Fenimore Cooper was born in Burlington City, and President Ulysses Grant had a home in Burlington City on Wood Street.

According to the State of New Jersey, the Emporium’s building was built between 1917 and 1924 by Edward Supper and is on the National Resister for Historic Buildings. Automobiles were sold and serviced in this large building until the late 1970s.

For anyone interested in history and antiques, both the town and shop make for a fun destination.

Happy antiquing.

Selections from this significant group of works include landscape views and botanical sketches, animal scenes and still lifes, as well as portraits and preparatory figure studies. Artists represented include many well-known luminaries of the period, such as John Vanderlyn, William Trost Richards, and Edwin Howland Blashfield, along with lesser-known figures whose work deserves further study.

“The museum is pleased to share many of these rare and outstanding American drawings and watercolors with a broad public for the first time,” noted Adam M. Thomas, curator of American art. “The bulk of the gift comprises works before the advent of Modernism and is particularly strong in depictions of nature and the American landscape.”

Dr. John P. Driscoll, who earned a master’s degree as well as a Ph.D. in art history from Penn State, is a scholar, collector, gardener, and art dealer based in New York City.

His involvement with Penn State’s university art museum dates back nearly 50 years to the summer of 1972, when he began working at the museum as a graduate assistant. He later went on to become the museum’s first official registrar before leaving Penn State to become a curator. In following years, he established

art galleries in Boston and New York, renaming his business Driscoll Babcock in 2012. Today, it is one of New York’s oldest art galleries. He has written extensively on American art and has been the curator, co-curator, or a contributor to exhibitions that have traveled to more than 20 leading museums across the country, including the John William Hill’s “Under the Falls, Niagara,” a ca.

M e t r o p o l i t a n 1870 watercolor-on-paper, measuring 29-by-21.5 Museum of Art inches, is from the John Driscoll American Drawings and the National Collection, 2018.153.

Gallery of Art. Driscoll’s philanthropy has Trustees. He is a past memtaken many forms since his ber of The Board and The initial time at Penn State, and Council of the National his past gifts of art to the Academy of Design, and is Palmer include paintings by currently on the Visiting Benjamin West, Sanford Committee, Department of Robinson Gifford, Tomkins Drawings and Prints, at the Harrison Matteson, and Arthur Metropolitan Museum of Art. “Drawing on a Legacy” will B. Davies.

He currently serves on be on view through June 7.

The Palmer Museum of the advisory board of the Palmer Museum of Art, has Art on the Penn State twice been its chair, and was University Park campus is a the 2019 recipient of the free-admission arts resource James and Barbara Palmer for the university and surService Award. In 2000, he rounding communities in received the Distinguished central Pennsylvania.

For more information, visit Alumnus Award from the Penn State Board of www.palmermuseum.psu.edu.

Record Price Achieved For Zook Diorama Shipyard Scene Brings $33,000

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and dated “Abner Zook/ Womelsdorf, Pa., 1978.” Prices reported include buyer’s premium.

The three-dimensional piece, a combination of intricate painting and sculpture, came from a consignor in Buffalo, N.Y., whose parents had commissioned Abner Zook (1921-2010) for three dioramas.

Abner’s identical twin brother, Aaron, did the same work. He died in 2003. The consignor, wisely wanting to sell the three works in the area where they were made, reached out to Witman. The next Zook from the consignor, also a nauticalrelated scene/theme, will be sold by Witman on Saturday, March 7. Zook’s work has a unique auction-only market.

Although contemporary, they are not seen at shows.

There were 375 in attendance at the auction, where a varied assortment of antiques and collectibles changed hands. A pair of Riverview Dairy (Conestoga, Pa.) milk bottles brought $650, and a G-man tin toy car, $750.

Although offensive, this region has long held a market for Nazi memorabilia. A German Nazi helmet realized $500; a dagger, $440; a knife with sheath, $330; and a Luger pistol, $935.

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Tip to Novice Collectors If collecting, go after items that work and are in excellent to near-mint condition. Lots of deals can be had in this market if you know where to look. Just don’t expect these items to be a worthy financial investment in the future. The market is too murky.

1. Vintage PEZ Dispensers To be fair, vintage PEZ dispensers have been on a notable decline over the past several years, if not longer.

Just last year, I noted an ever increasing number of declining values on most once popular vintage dispensers. The few that appear to be bucking this trend are either based on popular super hero franchises or the always in demand Universal Monster PEZ dispensers that premiered in the 1960s. Almost every other vintage dispenser is selling less today than they were in the 1990s. It is a buyer’s market in this collecting category, and I don’t see the market changing any time soon.

Tip to Novice Collectors Much like vintage metal lunch boxes, PEZ, while sold today, are not being actively pursued by younger collectors. Younger collectors who choose to collect PEZ are going after the newer and cheaper contemporary dispensers based on present-day super heroes and popular franchises like Nintendo. The market for vintage PEZ is dying a slow death and will not turn around any time soon, if ever.

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In my last article, we looked at five collecting categories that are on fire at present time. In this article, we will be looking at five collecting categories that are definitely not hot. It should be noted that these are merely my observations in the trade, so you may agree or disagree with my findings. It is also important to note that most of these items actually sell well at auction, but the devil is in the details. Look at the prices a lot of these collectibles are selling for and then compare those prices over time. Most of the collecting categories on this list have seen massive declines at auction over recent years.

5. Vintage Metal Lunch Boxes Some astute readers and market watchers will note that the vintage metal lunch box trend has been fizzling for several years, but now with the proliferation of millennials being fully active in the trade, I think it is time to realize that this collecting trend is quickly going the way of the Hummel. While it is true that pop culture collectors still fancy these colorful relics, younger collectors just have no connection to them, regardless as to what character or pop culture icon is displayed on the packaging.

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Tip to Novice Collectors Be careful in this market.

The market for vintage comic books overall is weakening, while the top 5 to 10 percent of the market continues to do well. Speculators with little knowledge of the collectibles market tend to only focus their attention to the top of the market while only being able to afford to invest in the middle tier. This is a recipe for disaster when investing in any kind of collectible in the long-term.

2. Vintage Japanese Space Toys and Robots from the 1950s and 1960s The market that propelled most of these curiosities to new heights reached its proverbial peak in the early 2000s. Yes, it is true that ultra rare toy robots like Masudaya’s “Gang of Five” continue to be sought after in each and every auction they are offered. Unfortunately, this is not translating to bids on common and lesser known items that struggle to reach or exceed their previous auction highs that occurred years ago.

Coupled with the fact that a lot of these robots are no longer in working order, we can see why the collecting world is no longer being enchanted by these items. Expect the market for these to fall even further as younger collectors with limited disposable incomes flock to toys from the 1980s and 1990s but forget about the

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Tip for Novice Collectors Prices for most of these relics have been stabilizing over the past few years, and some have been declining. If you are attempting to build a collection and care about these items holding value, it would be wise to go after pop culture icons like “Star Wars” or relevant properties that still have pop culture cache. Very few are going to care about “Gunsmoke” or “The Lone Ranger” decades from now. Just know that from a financial standpoint, most of these items will make bad long-term investments overall.

4. Machine-Made Marbles As a fan of both antique and machine-made marbles, this entry breaks my heart the most, but the market just does not seem to be turning around. Vintage machinemade marbles made by early 20th century companies like Akro Agate and Peltier started to gain prominence in the late 1990s and early 2000s because the price of true antique marbles increased drastically in value during this time. Unfortunately, younger collectors on average are just not relating to these elegant glass spheres, and prices have fallen from their overall highs that were achieved a decade or so ago when auction houses like Morphy’s prominently advertised them. The trend has not affected the value for truly scarce antique marbles in high grade, however.

Tip for Novice Collectors Antique marbles is where the action is, so if buying for financial investment, start there. Know that most marbles are starting to be seen more as curiosities than true collectibles. Given the rise of post-1980s toys being seen as valid investments in the trade, the market for machine-made marbles of the early 20th century is quite dim and getting dimmer. Perhaps it will one day turn around, but who knows when?

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Vintage Comic Books Make no mistake that popular vintage super hero comic books from the 1930s through the 1970s are still holding their own. This cannot be said about non-super hero vintage comic books. Even once coveted horror comic books such as “Tales from the Crypt” and “Vault of Horror” are not worthy investments anymore. Most of these golden age horror comic books have been republished too many times, and the current trend is vintage super hero comic books that feature the first appearance of a key character. Westerns and Disney-

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08005 Barnegat 609-698-3020 BAY AVENUE ANTIQUES, 349 S. Main (Route 9). Open Tues.-Sun. 10am-5pm.

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

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

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.

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(1929-2013), who produced the show for 51 years. Upon taking over, the Balfours said it was their desire to honor Beinfeld’s legacy by maintaining the show’s unimpeachable standards.

In May 2019, Morphy Auctions joined the partnership, adding vast marketing expertise to Paul and Karen’s years of show-promotion experience to create a new synergy reflected in the show’s 2020 edition.

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In addition to a shop disValued at $1.5 million, the ca. 1863 “Lost Remingtons” count, each week the Grist Mill made their public debut at has a 25-percent off sale on a the January 2018 LVAAS at selected theme. A scavenger hunt is held on the last Greg Martin’s booth.

The Westgate Las Vegas Wednesday of every month Resort and Casino is at 3000 from 5 to 8 p.m. Refreshments Paradise Road, Las Vegas, are served, and the winner Nev. Admission options receives a $25 gift certificate range from single-day entry good at the Grist Mill or sister to honored guest tickets shop, Haddon Heights Antiques that allow early buying Center. Follow the Grist Mill on opportunities from 10 a.m. 6 p.m. on Thursday, Feb. 27.

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FLORIDA 02/29/20 TO 03/01/20, SARASOTA, SAT 10 AM-5 PM SUN 10 AM-4 PM, Antiques, 801 N Tamiami Trail, Sarasota Municipal Auditorium GEORGIA 03/12-15/20, ATLANTA, THURSSUN, Antiques & Collectibles, Atlanta Expo Center 04/09-12/20, ATLANTA, THURSSUN, Antiques Market, Atlanta Expo Center NEW JERSEY 03/01/20, WAYNE, SUN 9AM3PM, Flea Market, N Cove Rd, Wayne PAL Indoor 03/07-08/20, MAURICETOWN, SAT 10 AM-5 PM SUN 11 AM-4 PM, Antiques, 9544 Noble St, Mauricetown Fire Hall 04/05/20, WAYNE, SUN 9 AM-3 PM, Flea Market, N Cove Rd, Wayne PAL Indoor 11/10/19 TO 03/29/20, GILLETTE, SUNDAYS 7:30 AM2 PM, Antiques & Collectibles Indoor Market, 500 Meyersville Rd, Meyersville Grange 188 Hall

PENNSYLVANIA 03/07-08/20, BATH, SAT 9 AM-4 PM SUN 11 AM-4 PM, Antiques, 6600 Jacksonville Rd, Governor Wolf Historical Society 03/07/20, LANCASTER, SAT 9 AM-1 PM, Hunting & Fishing, 1383 Arcadia Rd, Lancaster Farm & Home Center 03/13-15/20, MYERSTOWN, FRI 9 AM-5 PM SAT 9 AM-4 PM SUN NOON-4 PM, Antiques & Artisans, 112 W Lincoln Ave, Building One12 Market 03/27-28/20, LANCASTER, FRI 10 AM-6 PM SAT 10 AM-4 PM, Postcards, 1383 Arcadia Rd, Farm & Home Center 03/28-29/20, ELVERSON, SAT 11 AM-5 PM SUN 11 AM-4 PM, Antiques, 4897 N Twin Valley Rd, Twin Valley High School 03/28/20, EPHRATA, SAT 8:30 AM-5 PM (SILENT AUCTION ENDS 1:30 PM), Sports Card Show & Auction, 130 S Academy Dr, The Ephrata Recreation Center 04/17-19/20, MYERSTOWN, FRI 9 AM-5 PM SAT 9 AM-4 PM SUN NOON-4 PM, Antiques & Artisans, 112 W Lincoln Ave, Building One12 Market

NEVADA 02/28/20 TO 03/01/20, LAS VEGAS, FRI SAT SUN, Antique Arms, 3000 Paradise Rd, Westgate Las Vegas Resort & Casino

VIRGINIA 03/07-08/20, CHANTILLY, SAT 9 AM-6 PM SUN 11 AM-5 PM, DC Big Flea, 4320 Chantilly Shopping Center, Dulles Expo Center

OHIO 03/28-29/20, COLUMBUS, SAT & SUN, Antiques & Decorator Items, Ohio Expo Centers

03/21-22/20, HAMPTON, SAT 9 AM-5 PM SUN 11 AM-5 PM, Big Flea Antiques Market, 1610 Coliseum Dr, The Hampton Roads Convention Center

AUCTIONS MARYLAND 03/05/20, TIMONIUM, THURS 4:30 PM, Collector's featuring African & tribal art, arrowhead & artifact collection, Britains, soldiers & molds, comic books, stamps, toys, collectibles & more, 1919 Greenspring Dr, Richard Opfer Auctioneering Inc. NORTH CAROLINA 03/07-08/20, RAMSEUR, SAT & SUN 10 AM, 3/7 - 50+ years Toy Collection including Marx, tonka BuddyL, Saunders, Black Americana, kingsbury, unique art etc. 3/8 - Spool cabinets, pie safes, corner & step back cupboards, churn collection, military guns, bayonets and other, costume jewelry, much more, 850 NC Hwy 22 South, C & A Auctions NEW HAMPSHIRE 03/02/20, WESTMORELAND, INTERNET PHONE ABSENTEE BIDDING MON @ 6 PM, Vintage Bakelite Collection featuring jewelry, utilitarian items inclluding sewing items, compacts, perfumes etc. also small collection of vintage handbags. Preview: 2/21-2/24 & 2/28-3/2 10 am-5 pm, www.flyingpig-auctions.liveauctioneers.com/, Flying Pig Auctions NEW JERSEY 02/28/20-03/01/20, MONROE, ONLINE BIDDING OPENS FRI NOON BEGINS CLOSING SUN 6 PM, Online Tool/Collectible Auction featuring model steam engines, steam engine oilers, steam engine power rating devices, Navy clocks, Navy barometer, unusual tools and "really cool stuff" etc. , Online @ www.alfredsauctions.com, Alfred's Auction Service

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03/05/20, EDISON, THURS 11 AM, Multi-Estate antiques & collectibles, Lionel train collection, single owner toy collection, New Jersey Convention & Expo Ctr 97 Sunfield Ave, Bodnar's Auction NEW YORK 03/07/20, BIG FLATS, SAT NOON, Antiques, Fine & Decorative Arts, Online Only Sat Noon, Winfield Auction Gallery PENNSYLVANIA 02/27/20, KINZERS, THURS 10 AM, Musical instruments, old architectural iron gates & window grates, current kitchen & laundry appliances, architectural glass blocks, printing presses, estate furns & clothing, antiques, clocks etc., 5336 Mine Rd, Embassy Auctions International 02/28/20, DILLSBURG, FRI 6:30 PM, Smalls, collectibles, tools, box lots furniture plus much more, Haar's Auction 185 Logan Rd (Rt. 15), Hardy's Auction Service 02/29/20, PHOENIXVILLE, SAT 9 AM, Paintings, antique furniture, grandfather's clock, art, Auction Center 1041 W Bridge St, Wiederseim Associates Inc. 02/29/20, YORK, SAT 9 AM, Working vintage motion lights, advertising & 19th C. trade signs, vintage pinbacks, premium rings, buttons, vintage baseball postcards, toy trains & accessories, comics, vintage & costume jewelry etc., 218 E Market St, Keystone Auctions LLC

03/01/20, ANDREAS, SUN 10 AM, Huge Coin & Paper $ Auction, Andreas Station House, 42 Andreas Rd, Dean R Arner 03/03/20, DALLAS, TUES 5 PM, Collectibles, antiques, antique furnishings, quality household furnishings & accessories, jewelry, coins, Traver's Auction Barn 56 Dorchester Dr, Traver's Auctions 03/04/20, CHESTER HEIGHTS, WED 2 PM, Multi-Estate antiques & collectibles, Wilson's Auction Gallery 344 Valleybrook Rd, Wilson's Auctioneers & Appraisers 03/05/20, PHILADELPHIA, LIVE & ONLINE BIDDING THURS 3 PM, Cataloged single owner steam locomotive & railroad collection and Matchbox & toy collection, Gallery 3455 Edgemont St & Live Auctioneers & Invaluable, Barry S. Slosberg Inc. 03/07/20, MANHEIM, SAT 8 AM, Abner Zook 3-dimensional diorama, stoneware, redware, advertising antiques furniture, Martin Shreiner & George Hoff tall case clocks, quilts, Indian artifacts, early hand tools, 1920's-50's pressed metal toys, cast iron, promotional, tin, farm toys and more, Enck's Banquet 1461 Lancaster Rd (Rt 72), Witman Auctioneers Inc. 03/07/20, NEW BLOOMFIELD, SAT 9 AM, Railroad Collectibles & Memorabilia (PRR & N&SVRR), 328 Brady Rd, Fahnestock's Auction Service 03/07/20, ORWIGSBURG, SAT 10 AM, Firearms, furniture, jewelry, antique/vintage, military, collectibles, sports, coins/currency, toys, china/pottery, glass, paper, instruments etc., Auction Time Bid Board 1506 Centre Tpke, Auction Time Bid Board

03/07/20, SPRINGTOWN, SAT 9 AM, Antiques, country collectibles, furniture, discovery art including a variety of paintings, prints & framed posters etc., Springtown Volunteer Fire Co Banquet Hall 3010 Rt 212, Robert H. Clinton & Company Inc. 03/07/20, YORK, SAT 9 AM, Cataloged Antique Auction featuring antique lamp bases & lighting, art glass, cylinder players & music boxes, art, Lucite purses, Fiesta & pottery, York Expo Center John Paige & Smith Bldg 334 Carlisle Ave, Rentzels Auction Service Inc. 03/10-11/20, DENVER, TUES & WED 10 AM, Toys, Dolls, Figural Cast Iron, 2000 N Reading Rd, Morphy Auctions 03/11/20, HATFIELD, BID LIVE & ONLINE WED 10 AM, 20th C. Art & Design, 501 Fairgrounds Rd & www.alderferauction.com, Alderfer Auctions 03/12/20, HATFIELD, BID LIVE & ONLINE THURS 10 AM, Collector's, 501 Fairgrounds Rd & www.alderferauction.com, Alderfer Auctions 03/13/20, GARNET VALLEY, FRI 11 AM, Fine Estates featuring mic-century modern & modern design furnishings, antique furniture, name-band reproduction furnishings, fine art, decorative arts, fine porcelain,s, estate fine jewelry, carpets and much more, 1347 Naamans Creek Rd, Brigg's Auction Inc. 03/19/20, HATFIELD, BID LIVE & ONLINE 9 AM 10 AM NOON, 9 am - Discovery Art; 10 am Native American; Noon - New Hope & Philadelphia Estates, 501 Fairgrounds Rd & www.alderferauction.com, Alderfer Auctions 03/21/20, GLEN ROCK, SAT 8:30 AM, Firearms, 4067 Snyder Rd, Wehrlys Auction Service Inc.

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A Look At Red Earthenware Made In Mason, Ohio

By Justin W. Thomas

drawn to a selection of wares that Ohio potter Greg Shooner In June of 2016, I was intro- had brought from his personduced to a type of pottery al collection. Greg was one of from the 19th century the presenters that year, American red earthenware speaking about the red earthindustry that I had no idea enware made in Warren existed. While attending County, Ohio, in the 1800s, Historic Eastfield Village’s and demonstrating how some ceramic conference, just out- of this production was made.

I was instantly mesmerside of Albany in East Nassau, N.Y., otherwise known as “Dish ized by some of the beautifully decorated wares from Mason, Ohio.

They were like nothing else I have encountered from the American pottery industry of the 19th century. I remember thinking to myself as I drove home that if I had not paid close attention to Greg’s These three 19th century Shenandoah Valley flow- presentation that I erpots were found by Clark Garrett Jr. in Fairhaven, would have never Preble County, Ohio. recognized this type Courtesy Clark Garrett Jr. of production as American. But then Camp,” I recall walking into my thoughts quickly transthe village’s church and see- formed into the concept that ing pottery and archaeologi- this type of production should cal artifacts from all over be recognized on a regional America displayed around the and national level. It should room. I was immediately be represented in major museums across the country.

And I was amazed to learn that it is largely unknown today. It is what I now consider to be a treasured form of production, adorned in one of the most colorful slip decorations created anywhere in America.

A Special Style of

Production from Mason, Ohio Located 23 miles northeast of Cincinnati, in Warren County, Ohio, the city of Mason is named after Revolutionary War veteran Major William Mason (17601830), who purchased 640 acres of land on June 1, 1803.

This land now forms the area surrounding downtown Mason today. Originally known as Palmyra, the area would be renamed Mason two years after the Major’s death in 1832, and most recently becoming a city in 1971. The area was largely recognized for its agricultural growth in the 19th century.

Warren County also has a Revolutionary War connection. The county was named after Dr. Joseph Warren (174175) from Boston, who died fighting at the Battle of Bunker Hill in Charlestown, Mass., on June 17, 1775. Warren left a lasting legacy in the American patriotic movement, serving as president of the Revolutionary Massachusetts Provincial Congress and sending Paul Revere (1735-1818) on his infamous midnight ride to Lexington at the dawn of the American Revolution.

Warren County is considered one of the earliest pottery production centers in the

Midwest, dating to the early 19th century, and a lot of the area’s production happened around Route 42. Beginning in the early 1800s, this road was known as the Accommodation Stagecoach Line running through much of central Ohio, starting with a historic terminus at the Ohio/Kentucky state line in Cincinnati to Cleveland. The wares were typically transported by horse-drawn wagons in this region, and for some of the potteries, their proximity to this route was important to the success of their business.

Among the area’s first group of pioneering potters was George Foglesong (Vogelsang) (1784-1831), who migrated to America from Germany in the late 18th century as an indentured servant to John Snavely in Washington County, Md. He traveled to America to learn about the pottery trade. As part of the arrangement, Foglesong signed a contract with Snavely agreeing to work for him for a particular amount of time.

Afterwards, Foglesong relocated to Lebanon, Ohio, where he operated a pottery business as early as 1805, until around the time of his death in 1831. Other red earthenware potters in Lebanon succeeded his production until the 1880s.

Elsewhere in the area, Thomas Swift (d. 1836) established a pottery in Waynesville, Ohio, as early as 1808. He is considered to be one of the first Quaker potters in the area, operating his pottery shop behind a brick Federal style house that he The 19th century red earthenware built in 1813. The first building flowerpot attributed to Silas Ballard’s This 19th century two-piece red earthpottery in Mason, Ohio, ca. 1860-79, enware urn is attributed to Silas Ballard’s pottery in Mason, Ohio, ca. Here is another look at the two-piece was found by Clark Garrett Jr. in urn.

Fairhaven, Preble County, Ohio.

1860-79.

Courtesy Mason Historical Society. Courtesy Clark Garrett Jr. Courtesy Mason Historical Society.

This 19th century red earthenware flowerpot with detached saucer is attributed to Silas Ballard’s pottery in Mason, Ohio, ca. 1860-79.

Courtesy Greg Shooner. was probably a log home, successful of any of the red which was replaced by the earthenware potteries based brick structure. He also man- in southwestern Ohio was that aged a grocery on his proper- run by the Shakers in Union ty, where he likely sold a lot of Village from circa 1820-50, his wares. Founded by where there were at least four Quakers from North Carolina different Shaker potters. But who opposed slavery, the business may have been Waynesville and other areas operating a few years earlier, in Warren County were con- as well. Archaeological excanected to many escape routes vations found that they manutied to the Underground factured various types of utilRailroad. The 1820 United itarian wares, including multiState Federal Census identi- colored slipware, as well as fies a “free colored” male liv- smoking pipes, drain pipe and ing in the household of the bricks. There was an emphasis Swift family. given to black glazes. The There were also signifi- recovered forms include cant businesses in bowls, pitchers, plates, jugs, Merrittstown, Springboro and jars, bottles, crocks, chamber Oregonia, as well as other pots and flowerpots. locations where some of this Interestingly, the Union production can be mistaken Village wares were shipped for wares made in far distances since this was Pennsylvania today. The the only known Shaker potabundance of potters was the tery operating in America, cause of emerging towns in Continued on page 14 the 19th century, as a result of the Northwest Territory (Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Michigan, Wisconsin, and part of Minnesota) being divided in 1800, and the state of Ohio forming on March 1, 1803. It also certainly helped that there were plenty of excellent clay sources found throughout Warren County. Potters relocated to the newly formed state from Kentucky, This 19th-century red earthenware Maryland, New York, flowerpot is attributed to Silas Ballard’s Pennsylvania, and apparently pottery in Mason, Ohio, ca. 1860-79. elsewhere in America.

Courtesy Greg Shooner.

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COLLECTIBLES: 175+ Longaberger® Baskets incl. Corn Basket w/Lid, Family Autographed Pantry Basket; Franklin Mint Treasures of Tutankhamen Lot, Stamps & Books, I Love Lucy, Hummels, Royal Doulton incl. Dickens Figures & Churchill Toby Mug 6694, Lladro Figures, Beatles, Marilyn Monroe. SPORTS: Joe Paterno Signed Football; Cards incl. Many 0’s/60’s Topps & Bowman, (3) 1910-12 Sweet Caporal Tobacco Pins, 58 Topps Bednarik. Many Jersey, Bat & Graded Cards. Danbury Mint Sonny Jurgensen Statue. COINS/CURRENCY: (34) Morgan Dollars, Silver Eagles, 1807 Lg. Cent, 1851 Half Cent, 1852 Lg. Cent, 1864 & 66 2 Cent Pcs., 1865 & 69 3 Cent Nickels, 1840 & 1853 Half Dimes, 93 Col Expo Half, 1858 & 1859 Flying Eagles, (10) 1909 VDB Pennies, 1909S Lincoln Cent, 50+ Indian Cents, Wheaties, (3) 1953A $5 Silver Certs, 1935A Hawaii $1 Silver Cert. TOYS: Trains incl. Lionel, American Flyer, Marx, N Scale; Star Wars Figures & ROTJ X-Wing w/Box, Cap Guns, Johnny West, Slot Cars, Metal Soldiers, Hartland Lone Ranger, Tonto & Horses; Marbles. CHINA/POTTERY: Dinnerware Sets: Wedgwood ‘Black Ulander,’ Lenox ‘Windsor,’ Franciscan ‘Desert Rose,’ Royal Albert ‘Celebration,’ Noritake ‘Azalea’ & ‘Taryn,’ Franconia ‘Hawthorn’; Stangl Bird Plates, Roseville 129-18” Vase. GLASS: Waterford Crystal Lamp, Bowls, Pitchers, Candleholders, etc.; Fenton, Jadeite. PAPER: Comics incl. 1948 Captain Marvel #85, Adventure Comics #s141 & 294, Action Comics #183, Action Comics #340; Postcards incl. Local. INSTRUMENTS: Electric & Acoustic Guitars incl. Fender Starcaster, Trumpet, Accordion, Autoharp. OTHER: 6’x8’ Valero Gas Station Sign, Game Calls, Fishing Lures, Reels, Rods; Many Tools incl. Snap On Comb Wrench Set, 1978 Puch Moped.

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A Celebration Of Life At The Emporium Popular Co-Op Shop Remembers Two Of Its Dealers antiques. Nickerson worked at the Haddonfield Antiques Co-op for 17 years, and after it closed in 2016 moved his business to the Emporium in Burlington City.

Sue Couch was one of the Emporium’s original dealers when it opened in 2001. Sue worked for a pharmaceutical company for many years and enjoyed buying and selling antiques on the weekends.

Couch always gave extra time

to the Emporium, meeting, greeting, and conversing with the customers. Her smile and laughter will be greatly missed.

The Emporium is located at 424 High St., Burlington City, N.J. For further information, call 609-747-8333.

“May God bless and keep both of you, you will always be in our hearts and thoughts forever.”

Bill Nickerson

Sue Couch

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Five (5) brass engine bells; Caboose stove; “Union Station” Railway Certified Time Clock; Coin/token machine; Train relief telephone; Candlestick telephone; PRR items incl. wall telephone, Conway baseball uniform (pants & shirt), Bowling League banner (HBG), brass mailbox, spittoon, neon light emblem, several lanterns & globes, floor ashtray, locks & keys, cots, Keystone w/brass “PRR”, PRR engine plate, K-4-S Juniata Shop plaque, lg. qty. & variety of PRR hand tools, baggage dolly, buckets, oil & water cans, fire bucket, uniforms, hats, badges & dining car serving pcs.; Dietz Acme Inspector Lamps; NPRR lantern; 5 switch signal lamps; 3 step stools, 1 marked “Pullman”; Railroad crossing signs; Oval “W” sign; Keystone with “R” sign; Leslie air horn; Engine whistles; Mile marker #32; Helbros 17 jewel watch; N&SVRR shelf clock (F.K. Roeber, mfr., marked inside w/paper tag); N&SVRR lock & keys; N&SVRR Newport No. 16 baggage check brass tag; CVRR wooden folding chair. Paper - PRR 1951, 53, 56, 57, 58 calendars; lg. qty. of newer PRR calendars; W.H. Miner framed calendars (1941, 47, 53, 57 & 58); NYC Lines print; The Buffalo Flyer print; 3 PRR locomotive prints; variety of other RR prints; PRR & connections map; 1893 RR map of Penna.; PRR roosters of Phila. Region Freight & Yard Trainman; lg. qty. of RR manuals & timetables; several notebooks w/photos & paper items; 4 books, “The Best of PRR” by authors Milton A. Davis, Ernest L. Roberts Jr., Herbert H. Harwood Jr. & Bob Larenz. Auctioneer’s Notes - This auction provides a large variety of PRR railroad collectibles & memorabilia from a lifetime collection. Please visit www.auctionzip.com for photos, last minute updates & bad weather info. Terms - Cash or Penna. check only. No out-of-state checks accepted.

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Selling In Room #2 #2: 1920’s-1950’s Pressed Metal Toys, Cast Iron, Promotional, Tin, Farm Toys - A Collection You Do Not Want To Miss!

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The Historic Burlington Antiques and Art Emporium, with a heavy heart, announces the passing of two of its dealers: Bill Nickerson on Jan. 9, and two days later on Jan. 11, Sue Couch.

Nickerson began his career as a Spanish foreign language teacher at Camden High School. He taught there for 32 years. Besides teaching, he was passionate about

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York Show Hits A New High With Opening Day Attendance Popular Show Was Super Bowl Weekend

By Karl Pass “Overall, with the conditions the way they are in the world, I was very pleased,” stated show promoter Melvin (Butch) Arion following his 174th SemiAnnual York Antiques Show and Sale held Jan. 31, Feb. 1 and 2 on the York Fairgrounds in York, Pa.

“Attendance was record breaking on Friday (opening day), and was very good on Saturday,” added Arion. The majority of dealers agreed.

“I thought the crowd was excellent, and the right people came on Saturday,” noted Jim Kilvington.

This edition of the popular semiannual show will be the last three-day event.

The show will change to a two-day format running on

Friday and Saturday starting in the fall (Sept. 18 and 19). This will cut overhead costs for the dealers, many of whom travel and have motel costs.

The winter season is typically a slow time in the antiquing world, and this year is no exception.

Besides several regional auctions earlier in the month of January, there has

This set of four paint-decorated pantry boxes was offered Delaware dealer Jim Klivington sold this rare Georgia paintby Joe Lodge and priced at $1,850. decorated lift-top chest. not been too much going York. He had 75 dealers, and reports on business being on. This makes people he advertises more than conducted were positive. attend the show, on aver- any show promoter in the New Oxford, Pa., dealer age, in better numbers than industry, utilizing television Kelly Kinzle pulled double the fall edition. Arion’s ads, radio, and print. The duty, driving to York from show is the only one in York Show is a show for vir- Manhattan, where he was tually all tastes. It is strong in country but has great high style formal offerings of furnishings and accessories. It has it all, and the

The size of the miniature copper/brass tea kettle doesn’t translate well in the photo. The small size is uncommon, A redware sqraffito charger dated Memorial Hall East on the York and it is stamped by Carlisle, Pa., cop1802 was $5,700 from John Rogers.

Fairgrounds is home to Arion’s Original persmith Abel Keeney. It was priced at York Antiques Show and Sale. $2,900 by Kelly Kinzle.

exhibiting at the Winter Show, in order to attend opening day at the York Show and then driving back.

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Illustrated History” in 2009, “The Mason pottery shop Continued from page 10 owned by William Jared and Silas Ballard drew customers from surrounding villages,” although William Jared was apparently later convicted of murdering a local man, leaving Ballard as the sole owner in the latter years of the business. According to legend, “There was only one ghost said to walk the streets once A 19th century red earthenware urn in a while in the quiet town of attributed to Silas Ballard’s pottery in Mason. He was a man murdered by a potter named Mason, Ohio, dates ca. 1860-79.

William Jared. He was pretty Courtesy Greg Shooner. reaching Shaker communities benign, though just hung in New York, Kentucky and around and folks saw him Ohio. Otherwise, the Warren once in a while.” Nevertheless, County potteries typically other Mason potters included manufactured their wares for John Jared and John Morgan.

According to the 1860 local consumption, similar to how the country red earthen- United States Federal Census, ware potteries operated in Silas Ballard (ca. 1826-84) was places like western New York listed as a 34-year-old potter in Mason, as early as 1860, and rural New England.

But as I noted, it is a spe- with assets cited at 600-dolcific type of production that I lars. The census also indicates was drawn to that was report- that he was born in edly manufactured at the Tennessee. This is perhaps the Mason Pottery, as it would be same Silas Ballard who is listknown in the 19th century. ed as a 24-year-old farmer in According to author Cynthia L. Campbell County, Tenn., in the Pauwels, who published 1850 United States Federal “Historic Warren County: An Census, located along the Kentucky border, roughly 35 miles north of Knoxville, and died there as well in 1884.

However, there is no evidence to say Ballard apprenticed at a pottery business in Tennessee; this may have been a craft he learned in W a r r e n Potter Greg Shooner is demonstrating Warren County, Ohio, County. red earthenware production at Historic Eastfield Village’s G r e g “Dish Camp” in East Nassau, N.Y., in June of 2016. Similar Shooner has forms were made at the Shaker pottery in Union Village, conducted a Ohio. Jonathan Rickard, a scholar and collector of great amount mochaware from Connecticut, is also shown photographing research into the demo. the Warren

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This 19th century red earthenware urn attributed to Silas Ballard’s pottery in My nephew, Jason, with the urn made by Silas Ballard on the shore of Lake Erie Mason, Ohio, ca. 1860-79, stands in Cleveland. This type of production may have made its way into Cleveland in 13.75 inches tall. In lower left is a view the 1800s, although it almost certainly was shipped to Cincinnati. of the base underneath.

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Shooner’s talk on Warren County red earthenware, then I would not have known about this type of production that I wholeheartedly cherish today.

Sources: Aument, Bruce, Patrick M. Bennett, Thomas Grooms, and Andrew R. Sewell.

Encountering the Shakers of the North Family Lot, Union Village, Ohio: Simplicity Comes in All Forms – The Shaker Ceramic Industries of Union Village, Volume 4 of a 4Volume Monograph Series.

Ohio Department of Transportation: Hardlines Design Company, January 30, 2009.

Campbell County, Tennessee. 1850 United States Federal Census.

Eidelberg, Martin, Alice Cooney Frelinghuysen, and Adrienne Spinozzi. “American Art Pottery: The Robert A. Ellison Jr. Collection.” New Haven, CT: Yale University Press, 2018.

Barber, Edwin Atlee. “The Pottery and Porcelain of the United States: An Historical Review of American Ceramic Art From the Earliest Times to the Present Day.” New York: G.P. Putnam’s Sons, 1893.

Mason, Warren County, Ohio. 1860 United States Federal Census.

Pauwels, Cynthia L. “Historic Warren County: An Illustrated History.” San Antonio, TX: Historical Publishing Network, 2009.

Quackenbush, Jannette Rae. “Ohio Ghost Hunter Guide V: Haunted Hocking Ghost Hunter Guide.” 21 Crows Dusk to Dawn Publishing, 2013.

Shooner, Greg. List of Warren County Potters.

Displayed at the Warren County Historical Society Museum. Lebanon, Ohio, 2006.

Waynesville, Warren County, Ohio. 1820 United States Federal Census.

northwest of Mason. The large flowerpot was found alongside three other red earthenware flowerpots attributed to the Shenandoah Valley from roughly the same period.

Knowledge is Knowing Everyone has the right to his or her own personal preference, but I truly believe this is a special style of production from southwestern Ohio. The forms are well made, and the glazes are what transform these objects into beautiful pieces of work. I cannot recall seeing anything exactly like this from another American potter. The source of inspiration is unknown, but it may have been a response to create something different, setting itself apart from the variety of pottery and yellow glazed stoneware made at many of the factories in Ohio and the neighboring states in the Midwest. However, Silas Ballard may have also aspired to create a special line of pottery around the birth of the American Art Pottery Movement.

For all that, I hope this type of production now resonates with American collectors and museums as a special style of production that deserves a lot more attention today. These forms are large, and the glazes are breathtaking. And if it were not for that day in June of 2016, when I lis- Silas Ballard was listed in the Mason, Warren County, Ohio, 1860 United States tened closely to Greg Federal Census as a 34-year-old potter born in Tennessee.

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