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George Washington’s Tent To Be The Focus Of Spring Colloquium Textile Conservator Virginia Whelan Will Lecture At LancasterHistory.org FRIDAY APRIL 6, 2018 • VOL. 49, NO. 14

Federation Of Historical Bottle Collectors To Hold Annual Convention And Expo In Cleveland Huntington Convention Center And Marriott Key Center Hotel Will Host Event Aug. 2 To 5

AAN Current News Textile conservator Virginia Whelan will present “Conserving George Washington’s Tent” at LancasterHistory.org on April 19.

LancasterHistory.org will welcome Virginia Jarvis Whelan as presenter for its April Regional History Colloquium, titled “Conserving George Washington’s Tent,” on Thursday, April 19. The Museum of the American Revolution in Philadelphia opened on April 19, 2017. Its showpiece is the ovalshaped tent, or marquee, used by Gen. George Washington. The large 22-by-15-foot linen marquee served

The FOHBC will hold its VIP opening reception at the nearby Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, one of Cleveland, Ohio’s premier attractions.

Antique bottle and glass enthusiasts will want to mark their calendars for the first weekend of August. The Federation of Historical Bottle Collectors (FOHBC) will hold its annual National Antique Bottle Convention and Expo from Thursday, Aug 2, to Sunday, Aug. 5, at the Huntington Convention Center and adjacent Marriott Key Center Hotel in downtown Cleveland, Ohio.

“This will be the largest and most exciting antique bottle and glass event of the year,” said Ferdinand Meyer V, president of the FOHBC. “It’s more than a convention and expo. There will be a bottle show, live and inter- Is there anything more beautiful than row after row of net auction, educational rare, colorful and interesting bottles on proud display? seminars, bottle competi- Most FOHBC members would probably say no. tion, a banquet, plus many other events that will make for a as the public. Of course, memberpacked itinerary. As of now, there ships are encouraged, and registraare still a few dealer tables avail- tion is available at the show or able for the show.” This mega-event online at www.fohbc.org.

The 2018 Cleveland national is open to FOHBC members as well convention is a mustattend for antique bottle and glass enthusiasts and members of the 100 or so antique bottle clubs scattered across the country in the four FOHBC regions (Northeast, Southern, Midwest and Western).

Antique bottle collectors are passionate about their glass, a Fruit jars is a popular sub-category of bottle collecting.

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as Washington’s portable field office and sleeping quarters and was repeatedly assembled and dismantled to travel with him throughout the Revolutionary War. An interdisciplinary team, including textile conservator Virginia Whelan, worked for five years to create an archival, adjustable, yet invisible-to-the-eye structure to support the delicate

Hassinger & Courtney To Sell Items Of A Former Local Newspaper Printer And Historian on page 6

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Zettlemoyer Sells Seagreaves Pottery and Paintings Collection

Rare And Unique Pieces In High Demand At Cowan’s on page 14

Unusual Owl Jug Realizes $610

By Karl Pass On March 1, in Fogelsville, Pa., father/son team of Woody and Eric Zettlemoyer sold a large collection of Jim Seagreaves redware and Verna Seagreaves paintings. Online bidding was available for the 95-lot sale.

James Christian Seagreaves (1913-97), known as Jim to many, and wife Verna lived in Breinigsville, Pa. He was a machinist for Air Products and Chemicals

Witman Conducts Single-Owner Sale on page 16

The 5.75-inch-high owl form jug sold for $610.

This 6.5-inch fish whistle sold for $290.

Seagreaves did very few fish whistles in his career.

An unframed 15-by-20-inch auction scene watercolor by Verna, not signed, sold for $650 to a collector.

Inc. before retiring in 1976. He had also worked for the Bethlehem Steel Corp. According to Richard Orth, Seagreaves began experimenting with making redware pottery in 1948. Considered a revivalist craftsman, his work had a unique style, incorporating a then-modern ’50s aesthetic and early Pennsylvania German techniques.

Seagreaves was known for his sgraffito decorating and use of bold, colorful glazes. The mid 20th century, leading up to the nation’s Bicentennial, was a time ripe for revivalist arts, and a renaissance was taking place rooted in Pennsylvania German traditional crafts.

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Personal Collection Of Ruth Bryson Of Quarryville, Pa., To Be Sold April 14 on page 18

In This Issue SHOPS, SHOWS & MARKETS . . . . . . . . . . starting on page 3 SHOPS DIRECTORY . . . . . . . . . on page 5 EVENT & AUCTION CALENDAR . on page 9 AUCTION SALE BILLS . . . starting on page 9

FEATURED AUCTION: Hassinger & Courtney - April 6 and 7 in Freeburg, Pennsylvania - Page 6

AUCTIONEER DIRECTORY . . . . on page 10 CLASSIFIEDS . . . . . . . . . . . . . on page 19

antiquesandauctionnews.net at the Huntington Convention reserve a place early. The Center, meeting rooms 3, 4, 5 guest speaker at the banquet Continued from page 1 appraisal table for the public and 6, some simultaneously. will be Terry Kovel, author and Seminars are open to the collector, who will talk about category of collecting enjoying to bring in items. her fascinating life’s work and a meteoric rise in popularity, The convention schedule public.

This year’s seminars will share stories of the changing helped by TV shows like will kick off Thursday morning, antique hobby and market“American Pickers” and Aug. 2, with a FOHBC board include the following: “Privy Digging in Ohio,” place over the years. The “Antiques Roadshow.” This meeting, followed by a recepyear, there will be a free tion from 1 to 5 p.m. at the Rock presented by Dennis and evening will be capped with and Roll Hall of Fame, Nathan Huey; “Glass Blowing,” the honoring of new inductees one of Cleveland’s pre- presented by Frost Glass; into the FOHBC Hall of Fame mier attractions, about “Zanesville Glass,” presented and Honor Roll and award a half-mile from the by William Barrett; “Evolution presentations for the FOHBC Marriott Key Center of Hemingway Jars,” presented club contests. The first gallery Hotel. This VIP event is by Dr. Tom Sproat; “Erie Canal,” of the Virtual Museum will for show dealers, presented by Bob Koren; and also be unveiled.

The FOHBC Electric Bottle helpers, displayers, “Bitters Collecting,” presented Auction, named “electric” and early admission by Ted Krist.

A banquet from 6:30 to because the excitement it attendees.

That night, staying 8:30 p.m. will be that evening. generates electrifies the with the rock ‘n’ roll The cost is $40 a person. crowd, will be held Saturday It’s easy to see why historical flasks are so theme, a “Battle of the Attendees are encouraged to morning, Aug. 4, in the Global coveted by collectors. They are simply gorgeous Center, Ballroom A, Bottles” will be held to look at and are embossed with presidents’ of the Huntington at the Marriott from busts and other images.

Convention Center.

7 to 10 p.m. in the An auction preview Global Center will begin at 7 a.m., Ballroom.

Bottle with a window wall registration will be of natural daylight at 6 p.m. in the same flooding the disroom. The three catplay tables for egories to enter in optimal viewing. the battle are Ohio The opening gavel Sodas, Midwestern will be at 9 a.m.

Flasks and Free Online bidding will Blown/Pattern Molded Midwest The FOHBC Electric Bottle Auction is slated for Saturday also be conducted.

Medicine tins aren’t bottles at all, but because Tableware. Security There will be morning, Aug. 4. medicine bottles are popular with collectors, the will be provided for two youth activitins have carved out a niche for themselves too. this and all events. ties planned for Saturday and On Friday mornSunday. One is a ing, Aug. 3, from 7 to Children’s Bottle 8:30 a.m., a buffet Grab Bag, where breakfast and annual kids 10 and under FOHBC membership are given a bag meeting will be held containing a handin the second floor blown antique salons at the bottle in good conMarriott. The breakdition. The other is fast and meeting are a Children’s Junior for members. Friday Scavenger Hunt, Many antique and vintage bottles have is also the day eduembossing that tells what they are, where they cational seminars The beauty of these bottles belies what lurked within at for kids 8 and up.

“As strong and were made, and who made them. But some, like will be held, six in all, one time - poison! Poison bottles are a big hit with dedicated as the from 9 a.m. to noon, collectors and an instant conversation starter. these shown, have paper labels affixed.

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Bottle Collectors Convention

Stoneware (like these examples from the Midwest) is more pottery than bottle, but since both served the same purpose (to hold liquids), it will be on display. core base of bottle collectors is, it’s undeniably an aging demographic that needs an infusion of new blood.

We want to cross-pollinate and grow,” said Meyer, explaining that pickers, diggers, historians, flea market/yard sale hunters, and junk What kid didn’t knock back bottle after bottle of shop goers are prime soda on those lazy summer afternoons of candidates to make yesteryear? the leap into bottle collecting if they knew more containers, lightning rod balls, about the hobby. “With the target balls, and vintage growing popularity of online advertising related to the antique bottle and glass sites hobby. Basically anything on Facebook, this will be an glass will be represented at opportunity to see the real the show. The FOHBC publishthing,” continued Meyer. “That es a bi-monthly 72-page color “Bottles and is one reason why the annual magazine, convention and expo is so Extras,” as well as sponsers important and why we rotate the aforementioned Virtual venues around the country Museum, which is about to be each year,” stated Meyer. unveiled. Both are helpful [and] a true slice of history, tools in reaching and educatthe more they may want to ing the public and serve as start a collection, regardless resources to members.

For more information of age or income. Every bottle about the Federation of has a story,” finished Meyer.

There are countless sub- Historical Bottle Collectors categories to bottle collecting, (FOHBC) and this year’s Antique Bottle such as early American glass, National stoneware, fruit jars, insulators, Convention and Expo, visit breweriana, milk bottles, food www.fohbc.org.

George Washington’s Tent

the University of Pennsylvania and an M.S. in Art Conservation Continued from page 1 Filaments Conservation Studio, from Winterthur/University of artifact and reconstruct based outside Philadelphia. She Delaware with a concentration Washington’s 18th-century specializes in the conservation in textiles. In 2015, Whelan was field office. Whelan’s talk will and treatment of historic commissioned by the Museum describe the process and needlework and fine textiles. of the American Revolution to materials used in the tent’s Whelan received her B.A. from stabilize and frame George Washington’s conservation, as well as Commander-inshow how the hidden Chief 13-star silk support structure was flag. She also condesigned to display and served George protect this important Washington’s artifact while maintainRevolutionary War ing historical accuracy. tent, a centerpiece She will also touch upon of the museum, her conservation work and was part of done on Thaddeus the team that Stevens’ wig, owned by prepared it for and on display at display.

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Washington’s Virginia Jarvis Whelan is a textile conservator Washington’s tent in snow. Photo courtesy of the Museum of the headquarters tent acted as Gen. and sole proprietor of American Revolution.

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George Washington’s home base throughout the War of Independence. In it, he planned military campaigns, met with allies, and wrote his correspondence. Inherited by Mary Anna Randolph Custis Lee, the great-granddaughter of Martha Washington and wife of Robert E. Lee, the tent was abandoned when Lee fled her home and then rescued from destruction by Selina Gray, an enslaved person at the Arlington House. Half a century later, and after a series of legal battles between the Lee family and the U.S. government, the tent was returned to the descendants of the Lee family.

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A small 4.5-inch-high face jug sold for $370. Seagreaves face jugs or ugly jugs are rare, and most were done early in his career marked “JS.” This example was marked “JCS” and had a glaze flake on the tip of the black horn. signed pieces with her initials, “VAS,” or just “Verna”.

The collection sold by Zettlemoyer was that of Jim and Verna’s daughter, Claudia, who lives in Colorado. “When Verna died, we sold what was in the studio, and Claudia took what she wanted,” said Woody Zettlemoyer. That was the year 2000. Her children already have a few pieces they wish to keep, and now she sent the bulk of the family collection to us, according to Zettlemoyer.

This sale encompassed what Claudia took out west with her.

There will be another sale held in the future (date to be determined).

Among the items sold was a green-glazed molded Georgian-style house signed “VAS 1987” that sold for $50.

Prices reported are hammer prices and do not include the 10 percent buyer’s premium.

An unusual candleholder with rope-twisted handle and manganese splotches marked “JS” sold for $40. A wall pocket with embossed bird decoration on front brought $50; a molded duck figure, $140; an octagonal pie plate with distelfink decoration, $50; and a jug form coin bank with bird finial sold for $100. A loaf pan with pig decoration sold for $160; an octagonal charger with tulip design, $85; a hand-molded bird form whistle, $80; and a handmolded fish whistle sold for $290. A rare 4.5-inch-high face

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Early on, Seagreaves had a source for locally dug clay near Kempton and signed work with his initials, “JS.” He soon changed to “JCS” due to the fact a period potter (John Snyder of Mohrsville, Berks County) used “JS,” and Seagreaves wanted to both stand alone and not take the risk of having pieces be mistaken for non-contemporary work. Some collectors specialize in collecting his “JS” pieces, which were done during a short period of around 1958-60.

Seagreaves was especially known for his press-molded birds that were cast from original molds he created.

Following his death, the majority of molds were destroyed so they could not be used again. Among the rarer items he created were face jugs and fish whistles.

Major collectors of Seagreaves pottery included the late dealer, Mary Snyder of Reinholds.

Verna was a skilled folk painter but never produced her artwork on a prolific scale.

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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

19958 Lewes 302-645-2309 HERITAGE ANTIQUE MARKET, 16168 Coastal Hwy. (RT1), 2 mi. N. of Five Points, Lewes. 65 Dealers. New Dealers Welcomed. Hrs 10-5pm (Summer) 115pm (Winter).

19720 New Castle 302-328-3506 2ND ACT ANTIQUES COLLECTIBLES & TREASURES, LLC 304-306 Delaware St. 5,000 sq. ft. antiques cooperative & art gallery. www.2ndactantiques.com Open every day. Find us on Facebook.

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

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

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.

07052 West Orange 973-323-1711 VALLEY VINTAGE, 168 South Valley Rd. Open Mon-Sat. 11-6, Sun. 12-5. 2100 sq.ft, 25+ dealers. Antiques, vintage, collectibles, furniture, decor, kitchenware, jewelry, books, LPs, ephemera.

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17361 Shrewsbury 717-235-6637 SHREWSBURY ANTIQUE CENTER 65 N. Highland Dr. “A True Antique Mall� over 10,000 sq.ft with over 55 dealers, open 7 days, 10-5. Ample parking, close to other shops, walking distance around the historic village.

08062 Mullica Hill 856-478-0300 YELLOW GARAGE ANTIQUES 66 S. Main St. Multi-dealer co-op, Wed Sun.11am-5pm. Fine 18th & 19th C furniture, stoneware, textiles, folk art, Americana, decoys, jewelry, dolls, etc.

08081 Sicklerville 856-545-3187 CARNIVAL OF COLLECTABLES, 368 Cross Keys Rd. Open Tues.-Thurs.

10am-6pm, Fri. 10am-7pm, Sat. 8am7pm, Sun 8am-5pm, 12000 sq.ft Antique & Arts Mall, over 100 dlrs www.carnivalofcollectables.com 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

18014 Bath 610-390-0403 S SEEM ANTIQUES, 100 S Chestnut St (RT 248) Multi-Dlr Co-Op, 2 flrs., M,T,W,F,Sa 10-6; Th 12-8; Su 11-5.

Quality Antiques in 1840’s Brick Store, 5 other shops on block. 10% off with Ad. 18229 Jim Thorpe 610-850-5660 ANTIQUES ON BROADWAY, 52 Broadway. Primitives, militaria, art, autographs, glass, pottery, guns, artifacts & vintage collectibles. Wed-Sun 10-5.

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.

16686 Tyrone 814-684-5088 I-99 ANTIQUES, conveniently located off the Tyrone Exit of Interstate 99, 1222 Pennsylvania Ave. Quality antiques & collectibles. 40 Dlrs. Open Daily 10:304:30, Closed Sundays Dlrs welcome.

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

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.

18914 Chalfont 215-997-3227 BUCKS COUNTY ANTIQUE GALLERY, 8 Skyline Dr. 12,000 sq.ft. of historic & hip finds. Tue.-Sat 10-5, Sun. 12-5. facebook/instagram

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.

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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18962 Silverdale 215-453-1414 THE FACTORY ANTIQUES AND COLLECTIBLES, 130 West Main Street, Rt 113, Bucks County. Featuring 40 Dealers. Open Wednesday thru Saturday 10 -5, Sundays 11-4 19343 Glenmoore 610-942-4834 ANTIQUES AT SILVER BELL FARM, 1641 Horseshoe Pike (Rts.322 & 82).

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19343 Glenmoore 610-942-7500 CRICKET’S ANTIQUES & GARDEN MARKET, 1641 Horseshoe Pike 2nd floor. Antiques, Artisians & Gardening!

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19608 Sinking Spring 484-755-5586 THE PRIMITIVE BARN & FEATURED ARTISANS, 3809 Penn Ave. Retail/ Wholesale antiques, upcycled primitive furniture, handmade home & garden decor. Tues.-Fri., 11-5; Sat- Sun 11-4.

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Hassinger & Courtney To Sell Items Of A Former Local Newspaper Printer And Historian Middleburg’s Edwin Charles’ Collection To Be Sold April 6 And 7 than 30 years, Charles retired, ending an era of exactly 50 years of service to the newspaper by the family.

During retirement, he continued to supply the Post “Flashbacks” for the front page of each week’s issue and items from the Post files of past years, which appeared on the second page of the paper.

One of his memorable pieces as a printer was the publication of excerpts from his father’s diary kept during a journey on the canal from Port Trevorton, Pa., to New York City in 1888. Like his ancestors, Charles kept

journals. He printed the experiences compiled by his grandfather, Henry Fitzgerald Charles, during service as a cavalryman in the Civil War, which he and his brother, John, prepared the narrative for. Those works were titled “Henry Fitzgerald Charles, Civil War Record 1862-1865.”

Charles’ vast accumulation of local historical items will be sold at the Freeburg Fire Hall, located at 15 W. Market St., Freeburg, Pa. For further information, call Hassinger & Courtney The Charles family has a long history of association with the Middleburg Post at 570-539-8791 or visit in Middleburg, Pa. (Snyder County). www.hassingercourtney.com.

Jewelry Lecture Scheduled At The Historic Burlington Emporium Bill Nickerson To Speak On April 19 Bill Nickerson, an antiques dealer at the Historic Burlington Antiques and Art Emporium, will give a lecture, “Fine Jewelry Through the Ages,” on Thursday, April 19,

starting at 4 p.m. Nickerson was a dealer in the Haddonfield Antique Center for 18 years until the center closed in 2016. Now, at the Emporium, he specializes in

jewelry and has three large show cases with estate jewelry and modern jewelry for both men and women.

For the month of April, Nickerson will fill the Emporium’s special sales display case with jewelry from the 1800s to the 1900s.

OPEN APRIL THRU DEC. Saturday & Sunday Customers will find deals on gold and silver rings, pins, bracelets, necklaces, cuff links, and watches.

A limited amount of space is available for the April 19 lecture. To reserve a spot, call 609- 747-8333.

Historic Burlington Antiques and Art Emporium is located at 424 High St. in Burlington City, N.J. The multi-dealer shop has 65 dealers offering antiques and art from the early 1800s to quality collectibles of today. The shop is open seven days a week from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m., with extended hours until 7 p.m. on Thursdays.

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After serving in World War II, Charles began working at the Middleburg Post under his father, editor William Edwin Charles, eventually becoming linotype operator and printer.

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Charles was a key figure of this community known for his chronicles, collections, and community pride. Other

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Great Expectations Plan For Your Stuff

By Andrew Richmond In one of my early columns, I discussed the importance of getting a realistic sense of the value of your collection in today’s market.

As that, in my opinion, is such an important step in the planning process that it cannot be discussed enough, let’s talk about it a bit more.

Many collectors have been collecting for years, and they can probably recall many highs and lows in the marketplace.

However, many of those same

collectors, those who may now be planning for the dispersal of their collections, haven’t actively participated in the marketplace in years. As a result, those collectors’ perceptions of the value of their collections do not likely accurately reflect today’s marketplace.

When I was in the auction business and discussed the market and potential selling prices with a consignor, I was always conservative. I didn’t “lowball” estimates, but I did offer estimates that might be preceded by the words “on a bad day at auction.” Of course, those estimates weren’t always the estimates published in the catalog, but they were a starting point for an honest, sometimes brutally honest, conversation about what to expect from today’s marketplace. These conversations weren’t always pleasant,

antiquesandauctionnews.net but I always told the sellers yourself via online auction that if you’re going to be databases, there are many unhappy about prices, better ways to gain a current perto do so now rather than when spective of value. The imporyou receive a disappointingly tant thing here is that you do it. small check after the sale.

Now, there may be some What’s the best way to gain collectors who don’t plan on some insight into today’s selling in their lifetime and antiques marketplace, particu- thus do not care how the curlarly as it relates to your rent market will respond to antiques? Certainly one way to their collection. To those folks, update your sense of value is I would suggest you consider to get an appraisal, and there your family, those who will are many appraisers out there absolutely care about your who would be happy to help, collection in the current marmyself included. However, in ket. Don’t leave them ignorant the vast majority of cases, a and unprepared. Give them formal appraisal is probably the information they need not necessary. From informal now to make the best deciconversations with friends sions about your collection who are still actively collecting, when you’re gone. They will to paying for the time of an thank you (and if you don’t, appraiser, dealer, or consul- they may actually curse you). tant to help sort out your colAs I and many others have lection into value categories, been saying for years, it’s a to even taking on the task new and different market. Yes,

many categories of antiques are bringing less than they did in years past. But don’t let the (often exaggerated) doom and gloom market reports prevent you from doing your homework. If you (or your family) begin the process of selling your collection without an accurate sense of its current value, you are likely to be unhappy when the check arrives.

Andrew Richmond holds degrees from Kenyon College and the Winterthur Program in American Material Culture.

He has spent more than a decade in the world of antiques and fine art auctions.

Richmond is the owner of Wipiak Consulting and Appraisals in Ohio. He is a recognized expert in the antiques

and art field, serving as a regular appraiser on WKET TV’s “Kentucky Collectibles,” and he has conducted numerous appraisal events around Ohio and beyond.

Richmond regularly engages in academic research on American decorative arts and has lectured widely, including venues such as Colonial Williamsburg’s Antiques Forum and the Winterthur Museum’s Furniture Forum. He has published numerous articles and has curated two landmark exhibitions on the decorative arts of his native Ohio. He serves on the boards of several museums and decorative arts organizations.

Andrew lives in rural Ohio with his wife (and regular writing partner), Hollie Davis, their two children, and their cats.

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DELAWARE 04/07/18, NEW CASTLE, SAT 9 AM-2 PM, Train, 198 S Dupont Hwy Rt 13, Nur Shrine Temple

NEW HAMPSHIRE 04/08/18, PORTSMOUTH, SUN 10 AM-3 PM, Antiques, 400 Rt 1 Bypass, The Frank Jones Center

04/07/18, MARYSVILLE, SAT 9 AM-3 PM, Indian Artifacts, Just Off Rts. 11/15, Marysville Lions Club

CONNECTICUT 04/14/18, SHELTON, SAT 10 AM, Vintage Toy Trains & Vehicles, 549 Howe Ave, Lloyd Ralston Toys

04/08/18, NEW CASTLE, SUN 10 AM-4 PM, Toy, 198 S Dupont Hwy Rt 13, Nur Shrine Temple

NEW JERSEY 04/08/18, WAYNE, SUN 9 AM-3 PM, Antiques & Collectibles, N Cove Rd, Wayne PAL Indoor

04/08/18, WAYNE, SUN 9:30 AM3:30 PM, Mechanical Music Extravaganza, 1 Pal Dr, Wayne Police Athletic League

NEW JERSEY 04/14/18, EDISON, SAT 11 AM, Box & table lots, toys, dolls, comics, trains, Victorian clothing, catalog Coronatikon & Royalty items, textiles, catalog miniatures & silhouetts collection, comic book collection, main auction, fine & costume jewelry, guitar collection, furniture, New Jersey Convention & Expo Ctr 97 Sunfield Ave, Bodnars Auction

05/10-13/18, ATLANTA, THURSSUN, Antique Market, Atlanta Expo Center IOWA 04/13-14/18, IOWA CITY, FRI NOON-6 PM SAT 9 AM-4 PM, Postcard, Stamp & Collectibles, 4265 Oak Crest Hill Rd, Iowa City, Iowa 4-H Fairgrounds ILLINOIS 04/07-08/18, GRAYSLAKE, SAT & SUN, ChicagolandZ Premiere Monthly Antique Market, Lake County Fairgrounds 04/22/18, ST CHARLES, SUN 8 AM-3 PM, Antique-Collectible Toy & Doll, 525 S Randall Rd, Kane County Fairgrounds 04/28/18, WHEATON, SAT, Nat'l Civil War Collectors & Military Extravaganza Collectibles, DuPage Co Fairgrounds 04/28/18, WHEATON, SAT, Collector Arms Dealers Assoc., DuPage Co Fairgrounds

04/21/18, MULLICA HILL, SAT 10 AM-4 PM, Antiques Street Fair, Main Street, Golden Mile Along Main St 04/28/18, TITUSVILLE, SAT 9 AM-3 PM, Pinback Button, Corner of River Rd & Church Rd (Rt. 29), Titusville United Methodist Church 05/12/18, WOODCLIFF LAKE, SAT 10 AM-5 PM, Pear Blossom Festival, The Causeway & Woodcliff Ave, Borough of Woodcliff Lake 05/20/18, HAMMONTON, SUN 9 AM-3 PM, Antiques & Bottles & Cruisin' Classics Auto Club Car Show, Wharton State Forrest, Batsto Village 05/20/18, RINGOES, SUN 10 AM4 PM, Antiques Fair, Rt 179, Hunterdon County Fairgrounds NEW YORK 04/20-22/18, BINGHAMTON, FRI 5 PM-8 PM SAT 10 AM-5 PM SUN 10 AM-4 PM, Antiques, 907 Upper Front St, SUNY Broome Ice Center

05/12-13/18, GRAYSLAKE, SAT & SUN, ChicagolandZ Premiere Monthly Antique Market, Lake County Fairgrounds

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“Modern Times: American Art 1910-50” Philadelphia Museum Of Art Exhibition Opens April 18 This spring, the leading figures of “The Eight,” Philadelphia Museum of Art including John Sloan and will present an exhibition George Bellows, who recorded exploring the creative the changing urban scene responses of American artists with a gritty realism as horse to the rapid pace of change carts gave way to motor vehithat occurred in this country cles on city streets. during the early decades of The exhibition emphasizes the 20th century. “Modern those artists, among them Times: American Art 1910–50” Charles Demuth, Morton examines the new and Schamberg, Charles Sheeler, dynamic visual language that Benton Spruance, and Paul emerged during this period Strand, who responded to the and had a dramatic impact on Armory Show of 1913 and the painting, sculpture, printmak- influence of the European ing, photography, architec- avant garde by seeking to give ture, and the decorative arts. modernism an authentic These developments were American voice. Offering a shaped by the dizzying trans- broader perspective on The oil-on-canvas, “Red Hills and Bones,” 1943, by Georgia O’Keeffe, formations then American, 1887-1986, is 29.75-by-40 inches, from the Philadelphia Museum occurring in of Art, the Alfred Stieglitz Collection, 1949-18-109. every aspect of William Edmondson, Horace American modernism is life, from the Pippin and Dox Thrash. It also echoed throughout the exhiadvent of the looks at cross-currents within bition. It includes works by The oil-on-canvas, “Lancaster (In the Province No. 2),” 1920, by Charles automobile and the arts, including contempo- Philadelphia-born artists such Demuth, American, 1883-1935, is 30-by-16 inches, from the Philadelphia moving pictures rary fashion and design, and as Man Ray and Alexander Museum of Art, the Louise and Walter Arensberg Collection, 1950-5-1. to the rapid work by female artists such as Calder, who became promi- rich and fascinating section is the exhibition. growth of O’Keeffe, Florine Stettheimer, nent abroad, where they were a group of portraits by artists Publication American cities Frances Simpson Stevens, Kay closely aligned with modern such as Milton Avery, The exhibition is accompaand the wrenchSage, and Dorothea Tanning. movements in Europe, and Beauford Delaney, and John nied by a new publication, ing economic One section of the exhibi- others who remained in the Graham.

“American Modernism: change brought tion takes a close look at the city in which the Pennsylvania “Modernism changed the Highlights From the on by the advent many artists who explored in Academy of the Fine Arts pro- way people saw the world Philadelphia Museum of Art,” of the Great their work the abstract quali- vided a center of energy and a around them. Artists pushed by Jessica Todd Smith. It is pubDepression after ties of rhythm, light, and place to teach. their work in new directions, lished by the Philadelphia a decade of sound. Some of their aesthetLandscape painting was, embracing abstraction, while Museum of Art in association unprecedented ic strategies were employed likewise, revolutionized by the retaining connections to artis- with Yale University Press ( 272 prosperity. The to create dynamic still lifes, artists of this generation, who tic traditions. This exhibition pp.). The title of the essay, exhibition will enlivening what was common- found in this traditional genre feature impor- The oil-on-canvas, “Birds in Flight,” ca. 1927-29, by ly considered a static genre. a sustained source of inspira- focuses on interrelationships “Seeing Takes Time,” is inspired tant works by Aaron Douglas, American, 1899-1979, is 16.25-by-14 Another section explores the tion. The adaptation of the among works of art, rather by a quotation of Georgia those artists, inches, from the Philadelphia Museum of Art, and a gift expressive use of color, focus- modernist vision to one of the than a single linear narrative. O’Keeffe, “Nobody sees a Georgia O’Keeffe, of Marguerite and Gerry Lenfest in honor of Anne ing on Arthur Beecher Carles, most enduring themes in In fact, it gives voice to multi- flower, really, it is so small, we Marsden Hartley, d’Harnoncourt, 2015-7-1. Courtesy of the heirs of Aaron Henry Breckenridge, and American art can be seen ple narratives because the haven’t time, and to see takes evolution and experimenta- time....”

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Henry McCarter who stretched most dramatically in works by tion in the art of this period is With 120 color and 10 John Marin, the boundaries of artistic tra- O’Keeffe, Hartley, and Arthur especially fluid. This stylistic black-and-white illustrations, among them, championed by American art of this period, dition by relieving color of its Dove. Others, such as Sheeler, the great photographer and the exhibition will explore the purely descriptive function. took the stark, yet impressive pluralism, the beautiful chaos “American Modernism” is the gallerist Alfred Stieglitz, as achievements of important These three artists, each of geometry of the new industri- of innovation, was a hallmark first book to showcase this outwell as many other notable African-American figures, whom lived and worked in al landscape as a point of of the modern American standing aspect of the collecfigures of this period. such as Aaron Douglas, Philadelphia, reflected this departure. The exhibition also movement,” said Jessica Todd tion of the Philadelphia Smith, the Susan Gray Museum of Art, which was one “Modern Times” will city’s active engagement with examines another familiar Detweiler curator of American of the first major museums in be drawn almost progressive trends in subject, the human figure, Art, and manager, Center for this country to acquire what we entirely from the American art. In fact, the sig- which proved to be of abiding American Art, who organized Continued on page 13 museum’s renowned nificant role that Philadelphia interest to the artists of this collection, especially played in the history of generation. Included in this the gift from the Stieglitz collection that it received in the late 1940s, and will contain some 160 works, several of which will be on view for the first time. The exhibition opens on 800+ antique & collectible corkscrews Wednesday, April 18, and will run until selling from $100 to over $5,000 Monday, Sept. 3. by collectors for collectors.

“America’s embrace of modern REGISTER NOW for buying and selling at low fees and view BUY NOW site too. Also life, its perils as well browse past auction sales results of over as its promise, in the The oil-on-canvas, “Spring Sale at Bendel’s,” Philos Blake: 9,000 corkscrews. early 20th century was 1921, by Florine Stettheimer, American, CollectorCorkscrews 1st U.S. Pat. expressed most clear- 1871-1944, is 50-by-40 inches, from the This oil-on-canvas, “The Getaway,” 1939, by Horace Pippin, American, Corkscrew (1860) Details for April 2018 Auction at Sold in Recent ly in the arts. The work Philadelphia Museum of Art, gift of Miss Ettie 1888-1946, is 24 5/8-by-36 inches, from the Philadelphia Museum of Art, CollectorCorkscrews.com Auction For $8,000 bequest of Daniel W. Dietrich II, 2016-3-3. of this period still Stettheimer, 1951-27-1. feels fresh and of the moment. This exhibition provides us with a welcome opportunity to reassess the Selling with Two (2) Auctioneers museum’s exceptionally rich holdings of modern American • 8:00 A.M. TH art and how we may display LOCATION: 249 S. Colebrook Road, them to full advantage in the 9:00 A.M. future when the museum 17545 309 Chesnut Street, 17502 completes its expansion Rapho Township, Lancaster County under its master plan. It also Antiques & Collectibles • 1944 John Deere A Tractor • Stover & Hummer Collection of early hunting and fishing licenses, brass fire extinguishers, holds the promise of many Hit ‘N Miss Engines • Sandstone Millstone • Guns early locks, early bottles, milk bottles, arm patches, local advertising, tin surprises and discoveries for & Hunting Related Items • Gun Safe • Equipment toys, GI Joe collectibles, Griswold (#3, #9, #13), furniture, milk cans, tin • Quilts • A.H. Garman Wrought Iron • Crocks our visitors,” stated Timothy lunch boxes, fireman’s helmet, coin bank, vintage flashlights, compasses, • Tinware & Copperware • China • Agateware marbles, cigar boxes, presidential campaign buttons, vintage and antique Rub, the museum’s George D. • Country Antiques • Glassware • Toys • Prints tools, Hubley cast iron, carbide lamps, tin oil lamp, bicycle tin plates, Widener director and chief Slik-Toy farm implements, US Navy clock, Confederate Artillery shell, • Modern - Country - Oak Furniture • Tools • executive officer. crocks, wooden egg crate, very early pull & rocking horse, saddle bells, Collectibles • Farm Related Antiques & Advertising wooden with cast top coffee grinder, combat jungle knife, burlap feed While the museum has • Plus Much More. bags, tin-litho train station, and much more! presented a number of exhiFor Photos, Full Listing, Terms, See Website: See website for pictures and more details. bitions devoted to this subject www.witmanauctioneers.com Online Bidding available through HiBid. Bid online now or in person over the years, “Modern on auction day. Check our website for link to online bidding.

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It tells a story that is unique to the museum, examining the collection’s development since the 1920s and the role that the city of Philadelphia played in promoting modernism in the first half of the 20th century.

While previous publications have focused on European and American modernism, this one considers what it meant to be American and to be modern, exploring how these artists challenged convention without abandoning recognizable elements from the world around them.

In addition to focusing on internationally acclaimed artists from the circle of photographer and gallerist Alfred Stieglitz, including Arthur Dove, Marsden Hartley, Georgia O’Keeffe, and Charles Sheeler, Smith also considers those who contributed significantly to the art of the United States during their day but have been left outside the mainstream of art history, whether due to their race, gender, or social standing.

“American Modernism: Highlights from the Philadelphia Museum of Art” will be available online via www.philamuseum.org or in the museum store beginning in April (paper-over-board, $35).

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Rare And Unique Pieces In High Demand At Cowan’s A Rare 1831 English Intarsia Patchwork Pictorial Table Cover Sold For $25,200 Cowan’s proved itself as one of the premier folk art and Americana auction houses as rare and unique pieces from those categories drew intense interest in its recent Fine and Decorative Art Auction on March 10. It was also a good day for the antique furniture, Asian art, and fine silver categories, all of which saw numerous lots soar past their estimates.

The top lot of the day was an exceptional 1831 English intarsia patchwork pictorial table cover that sold for

international bidder.

In the realm of folk art, the top lot of the day was an exquisite Timothy Tansel (American, 1809-52) engraved horn beaker that sold for $16,200. The Tansel family was well known for their engraved powder horns that featured

This China Trade carved patriotic eagle plaque sold for $8,400. $25,200 (including a 20 percent buyer’s premium). The broadcloth cover features a central round medallion decorated with 12 birds surrounded by 14 pictorial panels. Most notable among the panels was a scene of a giraffe accompanied by three men in Middle Eastern dress, believed to be a depiction of an 1827 gift of a giraffe from Muhammad Ali of Egypt to King George IV of the United Kingdom. The animal died after just two years in England, likely due to poor health exacerbated by the long journey and the English climate, but became a symbol of the disliked British monarch among the commoners.

“Most intarsia pieces that still exist today are in the hands of institutional collections, and textile collectors couldn’t wait to try to add this incredible piece to their collection,” said Leah Vogelpohl, Cowan’s decorative art specialist. “Most intarsia pieces favor a consistent theme of birds, animals, or flowers. It’s extremely rare to find one with the variety of figural details in this cover, especially ones that feature so many humans. Unlike traditional appliqué, intarsia requires every minute detail to be hand sewn to the pieces around it so this piece likely took several years to finish.”

Three phone bidders and an online bidder battled back and forth for several minutes with the online bidder and one of the phone bidders bowing out when prices pushed past the high estimate of $10,000. Going in $500 increments, an American and international phone bidder exchanged bids for several more minutes before the lot hammered for $21,000 to the

patriotic motifs such as the spread-winged American eagle. While several dozen Tansel powder horns exist, beakers are far rarer with most known examples residing in private collections.

Collectors were clearly excited at the prospect of getting their hands on the

beaker as eight phone bidders sent the lot well above its $5,000 estimate.

Other folk art and Americana highlights included a China Trade carved patriotic eagle plaque that sold for $8,400; a rare Sweet Orr & Co. tin lithographed advertising sign in near mint condition for $6,150; a Paul Revere engraving of Boston from Royal American Magazine, ca. 1774, for $4,613; a set of cast iron pheasant-form andirons for $3,240; and a chip-carved folk art crooked knife with coffin and tintype inlay for $2,520.

For the second time in 2018, Cowan’s saw excellent prices in the Asian art category, headlined by a set of Chinese square vases that sold for $11,685. Likely from the 19th century, the pair of porcelain vases with flared necks and square, tapering bodies were decorated with a blue, organic motif ground

This rare 1831 English intarsia patchwork pictorial table cover sold for $25,200.

The portrait of an Indian by Henry Farny (American, 1847- George III tilt 1916) realized $24,000. top tea table for $3,000. with reserves depicting figure Other featured furniture and birds in landscapes. included a Other Asian art highlights highlights Chippendale included a Chinese Export sil- Philadelphia ver tea service, caddy and highboy, which sold for shaker by Hung Chong and $3,998; an American William bowl by Cumshing that sold and Mary carved side chair in Wallace for $6,600; a spinach jade illustrated bowl for $3,000; and a Chinese Nutting’s Furniture Treasury, Vol. II for $3,998; a Kentucky flambe vase for $2,952.

The furniture market con- cherry sugar chest for $3,900; tinues to show signs of a and a New England Sheraton rebound as several pieces sewing stand, possibly the exceeded their estimates. An work of Thomas Seymour, for exceptional Massachusetts $2,880.

Three lots with a special Queen Anne highboy was the top lot of the category, selling significance to Cowan’s homefor $10,200. The walnut high- town of Cincinnati, Ohio, sold boy made in the North Shore for more than $10,000 on the region of Massachusetts ca. day. An Art Deco chandelier 1760 was the crowned jewel of imported from Austria in the an impressive furniture collec- 1920s to hang in the home of Cincinnatian tion from Colorado featured in prominent the sale. Other highlights from Rudolph Henry Wurlitzer the collection included a fed- (1873-1948) sold for $11,070.

A fine Timothy Tansel engraved horn eral mahogany camelback Well-known Cincinnati-born Henry Farny sofa that sold for $3,690, and a painter beaker sold for $16,200.

(American, 1847-1916) produced the top Fine Art lot of the day, with a portrait of a Native American selling for $24,000. Finally, a coin silver pitcher by Northern Kentucky silversmith Edward Kinsey presented to Miles Greenwood, who was Cincinnati’s first fire chief overseeing the first professional fire department in American history, sold for $10,455.

Other standouts from the auction included a portrait of George Washington after the famed Gilbert Stuart Lansdowne version that sold for $10,200; a Buccellati sterling tureen for $6,600; an Arcadia model Ansonia swing clock for $6,150; an American landscape of a shore scene for $6,000; and a Serapi rug for $5,400. Prices reported include buyer’s premium.

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Tiffany Studios Venetian Lamp Soars To $102,000 At Clars Fine Art Auction World Record Set For Paul Sawyier Watercolor At Two-Day Sale

The star of this sale was this Tiffany Studios, New York, Venetian desk lamp, circa 1910 that soared past high estimate, selling for $102,850. represent the property from these important estates and collections, and we were extremely pleased at the global reach we achieved and securing the results we did for our consignors and the collectors we serve.

Achieving the price we did for the Tiffany lamp, and setting a new world fine art record confirms that Clars competes and succeeds in this robust world market,” commented Deric Torres, vice president of decorative art and furnishings, following the auction.

Highlights in Decorative Arts and Furnishings The star of this sale was the circa 1910 Tiffany Studios Venetian table lamp that was offered with the estimate of $50,000-$70,000. The bidding on the piece opened at $25,000, and competitive bidding drove this lamp well beyond expectation to sell for

$102,850. Also performing well was the second installment of fine and decorative art from the Sterling Vineyards Winery art collection. This installment, which was comprised of just 57 lots, realized $60,000. The highlight of this collection was a circa 1800 Spanish vargueno that sold over the high estimate for $6,050.

The next installment of property from this collection will be offered at Clars on Sunday, March 25.

Lovers of Hermes’ designs vied heavily for four Birkin handbags and one Kelly handbag, which

The Circle of Domenico Feti’s (Italian, 1589-1624) oil painting titled “St. Jerome” (circa 1615-1624) realized $57,475. pursed a total of $32,865.

Musical instrument collectors were also present during the auction. Aggressive bidding on a Lyon and Healy concert grand harp drove the final price to twice its high estimate, selling for $12,100. The modern portion of the sale was also quite strong, highlighted by a Herve Van Der Straeten “Astrolab” patinated bronze chandelier that realized $11,495.

Wine aficionados were not the only ones in attendance at this sale.

Breweriana collectors were on hand as well and bid robustly on a collection of items from the Pacific Coast Brewing Company. The highlight of this collection was a circa 1900 Victorian mahogany and leaded glass bar, back bar, and cabinet that was original to the This Lyon and Healy concert grand Pacific Coast Brewing locaharp sold for twice high estimate at tion on Washington Street in Oakland, Calif., for the last 29 $12,100.

This circa 1900 Victorian mahogany and leaded glass bar, backbar, and cabinet from the Pacific Coast Brewing Company collection sold for $11,495.

By Portuguese artist Silva Porto (1850-93), “Village Street Corner With Figure” doubled its estimate to sell for $12,100. years. This piece sold over high estimate for $11,495. Its sale was to benefit the Oakland Museum of California acquisition fund.

Highlights in Fine Art The best fine art outperformer by far on the day was a watercolor titled “Kentucky River Near Jessamine Creek,”

by Paul Sawyier (American, 1865-1917). Multiple telephone bidders took this lot well past its $8,000-$12,000 estimate to a world record price of $54,450 for the artist’s watercolors. It came from a prominent Piedmont (Calif.) estate.

Next to soar past its estimate was a Circle of Domenico Feti (Italian, 1589-1624) oil

This watercolor, titled “Kentucky River Near Jessamine Creek,” by Paul Sawyier (American, 1865-1917), sold for a world record price of $54,450 for the artist’s watercolors. painting titled “St. Jerome” (circa 1615-24). A recent deaccession from the Triton Museum of Santa Clara, Calif., this 17th-century rare work sold for $57,475.

Last, but not least of the top three highest performers was the painting, “Red-Haired Acrobat” (1944), by New York artist Walt Kuhn (American, 1877-1949), selling for $60,500.

Robert Wood (American, 1889-1979) was known for painting many different landscape locales, but one particular area with its abundant charming purple wildflowers

is the most sought after.

“Bluebonnet Time in Texas” is one such work, and it blossomed, selling for $24,200.

Portuguese artist Silva Porto (1850-93) is an uncommon sight in California or most anywhere in the U.S. Once noticed, however, his works command high prices internationally, which was the case with his oil-on-canvas, “Village Street Corner With Figure.” This work doubled its estimate, selling for $12,100.

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Clars Auction Gallery’s Feb. 24 and 25 Important Fine Art, Decorative Art, Furniture, Jewelry/Timepieces and Asian Art Auction drew high-profile and investment-level collectors, celebrities, and global bidders for the material that was offered in all categories. “It was a great honor for Clars to

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1928 Ford Model A Brings $14,850

MODEL KIT & DIECAST AUCTION

Witman Auctioneers Inc. of Manheim, Pa., conducted a public auction on Saturday, March 3, at the Encks Banquet and Conference Center in Manheim. There were 295 registered bidders in attendance.

The following were some of the items sold at this single-owner sale. A 1928 Ford Model A realized $14,850, and a Farmall Super M tractor, $4,400. A small child-size paint-decorated lift-top chest sold to the trade for $3,520, and a round metal Halloween orange-painted pumpkin This 1928 Ford Model A sold for $14,850. parade jack o’ lanterns sold for $1,760. The jack o’ lanterns were manufactured around 1890-1910 in Toledo, Ohio, had candleholders inside, and rested on top of poles. A New Holland #6 mill sold for $990, and an Enterprise coffee mill, $440.

To contact A paint-decorated round metal Witman Auctioneers, Halloween pumpkin parade jack o’lantern sold for $1,760. This child-size paint-decorated chest sold for $3,520. call 717-665-5735.

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Clars Auction Gallery Hawkins (French, 1849-1910), titled “Spirit of the Waves,” also fared well, achieving $9,680. Selling for the same amount was a charming watercolor by Louis Comfort Tiffany (American, 1848-1933), titled “Orientalist Street Vendor Store Front.”

Highlights in Asian Art and Antiques There were numerous over-the-top prices realized in this category. A Chinese handscroll in the manner of Huang Binhong (1865-1955) was expected to fetch $4,500, but soared to three times the high estimate, selling for $15,730.

Following suit and estimated at $1,000-$1,500 was a Chinese jade vase with the Qianlong

Estimated at $1,000-$1,500, this Chinese jade vase with the Qianlong mark brought an impressive $14,420.

mark that brought an amazing $14,420.

Rounding out the impressive highlights in this category was a Chinese enameled dingform censer that sold for $7,560 against its $1,000 estimate.

Highlights in Jewelry and Timepieces Taking the top spot in this category and seventh highest in the sale was a stunning Edwardian era 14-carat rose gold ring that featured a 4.90carat Ceylon sapphire surrounded by diamonds. This ring sold for $15,730. Also performing well was a diamond and 18-carat white gold ring centered by a 2.11-carat princess-cut diamond flanked by two trapezoid-cut diamonds and 56 full-cut diamonds. This ring commanded the final sale price of $13,860.

For a complete list of prices realized, visit www.clars.com.

Clars’ next Fine Art, Decorative Art, Furniture, Jewelry/Timepieces and Asian Art Auction will be held on Saturday and Sunday, March 24 and 25.

The sales will begin promptly at 9:30 a.m. on both days (PST).

For more information, email info@clars.com.

Clars Auction Gallery This Chinese handscroll in the manner is located at 5644 of Huang Binhong (1865-1955) was Telegraph Ave., Oakland, expected to sell for $4,500 but soared Calif. to $15,730.

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MODERN ERA TRAIN COLLECTION in the Pavilion: Lionel Special and Limited Edition boxed sets. Plenty of Engines, both steam type and diesel. Switchers & M-O-W vehicles. Passenger car sets and freight cars, many like-new in original boxes. Full compliment of Lionel & MTH operating accessories and structures. An assortment of Lionel Postwar Trains, as well.

AMERICAN FLYER ‘S’ GAUGE TRAINS in the Blue Room: Mostly AF S Modern Era Production sets and accessories. Some vintage pieces and items of interest, naturally.

Modern Ready-to-Run sets, nice assortment of engines w/Modern upgrades. Freight & passenger equipment, some like new in original boxes.

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YORK, PA

Dir:. Rt. 30 West of York, to Rt. 74 South 1 mile to Fairgrounds

THURS., APRIL 12, 10:00 A.M. Preview Wed., April 11, 5:00-7:00 P.M.

Outstanding Multi-Estate Auction: 1914-1919 PA & Other State Drivers Licence Badges, Employee & Bike, Cab & Bus Drivers Badges from several states, 100s of vintage matchbox cars some with boxes, Redline Hot Wheels, Old Toy cars and trucks, Old Automotive Advertising Items & Literature, Early Harley-Davidson Brochures, Coca-Cola & HarleyDavidson Signs, Evel Knievel Posters, Old Comics, Ant. Pocket Watches, Mid Cent Mod. Table & Lamp, Furniture, Tools, Box Lots, 2006 Dodge Dakota 4x4 Truck 90K Miles, Pequea Utility Trailer & Much More.

Terms: 10% Buyer’s premium for Cash, Check, Debit, 3% Adm. For Credit Card.

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From the Edwardian era, this 4.90carat Ceylon sapphire, diamond and 14-carat rose gold ring, sold for $15,730.

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Detective Comics #29 (July 1939) Bought By Consignor At A Tag Sale For $20, Sells For $53,675 Two-Day Sale Was Held By Philip Weiss On Feb. 14 And 15 scarce at any grade,” said Philip Weiss of the auction’s top lot. “It wasn’t in perfect condition by any means but is still an important addition to any collection.

The fact that it was picked up at a tag sale for 20 dollars only added to its cachet. Bidders were not deterred by some loss to the edge to the cover,

The large photograph of Babe Ruth, 16.5-by-20 inches, showing the Yankee great in a classic home run swing, signed, inscribed and dated “2.29.48,” brought $18,080.

A copy of Marvel’s Incredible Hulk #1, cover art by Jack Kirby, graded CGC 1.5 and featuring the origin and first appearance of The Incredible Hulk, sold for $6,900.

A nearly complete set of the U.S. Caramel Presidents cards from 1932, missing Benjamin Harrison but including the rare William McKinley card, sold for $23,100.

tanning to the pages and a loose centerfold.”

Bringing nearly as much was a copy of DC Comics Showcase #4 (Oct. 1956), the origin and first appearance of Barry Allen as the Flash.

Boasting cover art by legendary illustrators Carmine Infantino (1925-2013) and Joe Kubert (1926-2012), the comic was graded CGC FN+ 6.5, in overall fine condition but with some off-white pages. It commanded $50,850.

The first day of the auction contained nearly 500 lots of sports memorabilia, comics, comic art, animation and more. Day two was an estate sale, with close to 500 lots of oil paintings, jewelry, bronzes, porcelain, silver, lighting and more. The top lot from that session was a Tiffany Studios Acorn-style table lamp, 20 inches tall, with a Tiffanysigned base and shade. It sold for $8,750.

About 150 people attended the event in person over the course of the two days, while another 800-1,000

A copy of Detective Comics #29 (July 1939), graded VG/VG-, an early Batman cover and featuring the first This copy of DC Comics Showcase #4 appearance of Doctor Death, sold for (Oct. 1956), the first appearance of Barry Allen as the Flash, cover art by $53,675.

Carmine Infantino and Joe Kubert, sold The Golden Strand was a for $50,850. resort hotel in Florida.

An oil-on-canvas painting #192 in Robinson’s catalog,

by Theodore Robinson (1852- was originally offered at auc96), titled “On the Seine,” tion in 1924 by Keeler Art artist signed lower left and Galleries. Robinson was close measuring 22-by-15 inches, friends with Claude Monet realized $7,250. The painting, and is best remembered for his impressionist landscapes.

Returning to the comics, original cover art for DC Comics Showcase #102 (July 1978), featuring Hawkman, 12by-17 inches, pulled directly from the estate of its illustrator Joe Kubert and signed by him, went for $14,250. Also, a copy of Marvel’s Incredible Hulk #1, cover art by Jack Kirby, graded CGC 1.5 and featuring the origin and first appearance of The Incredible Hulk, sold for $6,900. The comic was also the first appearance of Rick Jones, Betty Ross and General Ross.

The oil-on-canvas painting by This Tiffany Studios Acorn-style table The original cover art for DC Comics For more information Theodore Robinson (1852-96), titled lamp, 20 inches tall, with a Tiffany- Showcase #102 (July 1978), featuring about Weiss Auctions, call “On the Seine,” artist signed lower left, signed base and shade, illuminated Hawkman, pulled from the estate of 516-594-0731 or visit illustrator Joe Kubert and signed by www.WeissAuctions.com. realized $7,250. the room for $8,750. him, sold for $14,250.

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people registered to bid online, via Proxibid.com and Invaluable.com. Thousands of absentee (or left) bids were submitted, and the phones were ringing constantly on auction day. By the time it was over and the last gavel fell on the second day, the auction had grossed about $750,000.

All prices quoted include the buyer’s premium.

A nearly complete set (30 of 31 cards) of the U.S. Caramel Presidents cards from 1932, missing Benjamin Harrison but including the rare William McKinley card, changed hands for $23,100.

Also, a large photograph of Babe Ruth, 16.5-by-20 inches, showing the Yankee great in a classic home run swing, signed, inscribed and dated (2.29.48) by the Bambino (“To the Golden Strand, Sincerely, Babe Ruth”), made $18,080.

50th Annual Consignment

ALL DAY AUCTION 8:30 A.M. - Saturday, April 14, 2018

KINZERS, PA 17535

Directions: Travel South of Lancaster on Route 272.

Turn Right Onto Truce Rd. At First Stop Sign Go Straight Through, Onto Martic Heights Drive. Rawlinsville Firehouse Is Located On The Right.

717-442-8529

OR 302-438-1217 EMAIL embassyauctions@hotmail.com WEB www.auctionzip.com Auctioneer ID#4741

CONSIGNMENTS WANTED

It’s our 50th Mud Sale!

Receiving Days: April 11 & 12 ~ 8:00 A.M.-8:00 P.M. ~ Come and spend the day with us April 13 ~ 8:00 A.M.-6:00 P.M. at 33 Martic Heights Dr., Holtwood, PA 17532 This is beautiful quilt represents the 50th annual mud 8:30 A.M. CRAFTS Large selection of handmade crafts made sale w/pictures of the fire engines and the firehouse. locally. To be sold inside tent with seating.

Is hand-stitched and donated by the community.

8:30 A.M.: FLOWERS & SHRUBS Nice selection of hanging Will be sold in the engine bay at 12:00 noon baskets, potted annuals & perennials, Shrubs, Guy Mueller and other local nurseries.

9:00 A.M. NEW & USED FURNITURE New and used furniture sold inside tent. 1½” & 2” walnut slabs, New light cabinets, Queen size log bed.

9:00 A.M. TRUCKLOAD POWER TOOLS SALE! By Beiler’s Pneumatics. Partial listing of items to be sold.

DeWalt, Makita, Bosch, 18v, 20v, 60v cordless tools & lights. Air & Electric power tools, Air compressors, Routers, & Router bit sets. Jigsaws, grinders, sanders, miter saws, table saws, circular saws, hammer drill kits, ratchet straps, power cords, mixers/blenders, DeWalt socket sets, generators, inverters, fans, Fast Orange hand cleaner, work lights, various nailers, 1000, 500, 120 gallon propane and air tanks and MUCH MORE! 30 Day Warranty on all used and rebuilt tools. One year warranty on all NEW TOOLS! Tools to be sold inside. Seats provided.

9:00 A.M. NEW & USED TOOLS Large amount of good used tools.

9:00 A.M. ANTIQUES & COLLECTIBLES Country primitives and many pieces from old farmhouses and private individuals. Check auctionzip #1731 for update, lots of pieces to be added week of sale.

9:00 A.M. TRUCKLOAD OF GROCERIES. 9:30 A.M. QUILTS Expect a nice selection of hand-stitched quilts, also Quillows, wall hangers and much more.

A special 50th annual mud sale quilt along with some more anniversary items consisting of placemats, table runner, wall plaque, handbag, potholders and more!

For quilt consignments call 717-284-8986 or 717-284-0872. Drop off locations are: 141 N Pencroft Dr., Holtwood, PA 17532 & 265 Clearfield Rd., New Providence, PA 17560 9:30 A.M. NEW & USED TACK AND HORSE RELATED ITEMS Lots of good, used tack saddles, blankets, a few new harnesses.

9:45 A.M. BUILDING MATERIALS 20’x136’ greenhouse, irrigation lines, soaker hose, drip lines, sprinklers, PTO driven irrigation pump and hoses.

10:00 A.M. LAWN FURNITURE. 10:30 A.M. HAY & STRAW, FIREWOOD. 10:30 A.M. NEW & USED FARM EQUIPMENT ELS 1300 gal. aluminum liquid manure spreader w/engine drive, ELS 8’ high pressure manure pump w/20’ loading pipe; EHE bale spear, EHE 18’ tedder w/motor; Cedar Hill 2 forecarts; Conestoga Mfg. 25 bushel ground drive manure spreader w/rubber tire; Silver Spring Repair Rebuilt 276 baler w/Vanguard engine.

10:30 A.M. CARRIAGES Country Lane spring wagons, Carriage Machine carts, C&L Carriage New EZ entry cart w/fenders and other extras, Double E Carriages New storm front carriage w/ burgundy interior, wood wheels,w/¼” rubber, all LED lights and lots of other extras. Used carriage in fair condition.

11:00 A.M. LAWN & GARDEN EQUIPMENT Exmark Zero Turn lawn mower, Allis-Chamber G tractor (potato bug).

11:30 A.M. HORSES Expecting approx. 100 head. 1 load workhorses from Elam Zook, Standardbreds from John & Matt Martin, Ivan Petersheim, Saddlebreds from Henry Kauffman, 1 load of fresh saddlebreds from Kentucky by Gideon Glick, and more local standardbreds, morgans, saddlebreds. For more info call Levi (717) 962-6036.

12:00 STORAGE BARNS (2) 12x24 shed (1) 12x16 shed, (1) 12x20 shed by Twin Locust,(1) 10x20 run in shed by River View Horse Barns.

12:00 CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT. SALE TIMES ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE! Check us out on Facebook for pictures.

Many more items too numerous to mention! Lots of delicious homemade food, including Pig Roast, Chicken BBQ, and Ice Cream!!! Consignments Accepted Until Sale Day.

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THE JEWEL OF A TOOL AUCTION WED., APRIL 11, 2018 10 A.M. THIS IS A MASSIVE AUCTION WITH OVER 2,500 VINTAGE AND ANTIQUE WOODWORKING, MILL, FOUNDRY AND METALWORKING TOOLS, WRENCHES, PLANES, CHISELS, DRILL BITS, POWER TOOLS. ALSO, A COMPRESSOR, DRILL PRESS, POWER HACK SAW, MOTORS, LARGE VISES, A 3100 WATT GENERATOR, PUMPS, ANVILS AND MORE……

IF YOU LOVE VINTAGE TOOLS THEN THIS WILL BE THE AUCTION FOR YOU!!!

THIS IS JUST THE BEGINNING. WAIT TIL YOU SEE THE PICS. OF 2,000 MORE TOOLS!!!

PREVIEW MONDAY, APRIL 9, 2018 10-6 P.M. TUESDAY, APRIL 10, 2018 10-4 P.M.

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PENNSYLVANIA AUCTION LICENSE AY001987 AUCTIONEERS LEON KURTZ LIC. AU000522L GABI JARAMILLO LIC. AU005728 KATELYN CALLAHAN LIC. AU005869

Terms by Rawlinsville Sale Committee, Accepting: Cash, Visa, MasterCard, Or Honorable Pa. Check Only.

No Out-Of-State Checks - Not Responsible for Accidents, Fire Damage Or Theft.

All Announcements Made Sale Day Take Precedence Over All Advertising For More Info Call: 717-284-3943 For Pictures, go to www.auctionzip.com #1731 or www.RVFD58.com Bring the Family and spend the day with us!

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A copy of Detective Comics #29 (July 1939), bought by the consignor at a tag sale for $20, brought a nice return of $53,675 at a two-day auction held Feb. 14 and 15 by Philip Weiss Auctions, online and in the firm’s Lynbrook, N.Y., gallery.

The comic book, graded VG/VG-, was an early Batman cover that featured the first appearance of Doctor Death.

“It’s a great comic book and

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Personal Collection Of Ruth Bryson Of Quarryville, Pa., To Be Sold April 14 Highly Anticipated Auction Held By Pook & Pook To Include Early Pennsylvania German Folk Art Mrs. Ruth Bryson was a distinguished antiques dealer and collector in Quarryville, Pa., who passed away in July 2017. On Saturday, April 14, Pook & Pook Inc. has the privilege to auction her collection, comprising just over 300 lots.

Born in 1929 in Quarryville, Bryson was the daughter of the late Ira and Okie Shumate.

She was a 1952 graduate of Lebanon Valley College, and two years later married Jack Bryson, a native of Ephrata, Pa. The couple soon moved their growing family to New Jersey. Bryson began her career in antiques setting up at antique shows in New Jersey and Pennsylvania. It was something she wanted to do, always having had a love

This Schtockschnitzler Simmons (Berks County, Pa., active 1885-1910) carved and painted parrot on a turned base retains its original polychrome surface. It stands 10 inches high and will be estimated at $8,000-$10,000.

of antiques. Her husband, whom she always described as a “very supportive driver and porter,” learned about the wide world of antiques alongside her and helped turn her passion into a business.

Opening a shop of her own was always an aspired goal. In 1982, as Jack approached retirement, the family purchased a property in Quarryville on Route 222. “It was good living in New Jersey,” Bryson once said, “but there’s something about Lancaster County that’s always a draw.” On weekends, the Brysons began restoring their farmhouse and the three-story 1840s barn to fulfill Ruth’s dream.

In 1986, Country Lane Antiques opened for business, and the lovingly restored property became a haven for Ruth’s top-shelf collection of early Pennsylvania German folk art. Covering two floors, the shop was stocked full of blanket chests, schranks, corner cupboards, chairs, high chests, paintings, coverlets,

baskets, and much more. Ruth believed that quality counted when it came to antiques and tended to favor the sturdy, large and colorful furnishings of Pennsylvania German craft, especially those made locally in Lancaster County.

The items in the April 14 sale embody the very best antiques Lancaster County has to offer, with lots encompassing every nook and cranny of Pennsylvania German culture, including fraktur, carvings, folk portraits, samplers, baskets, weathervanes, and pottery, with a myriad of other enchanting goodies in between.

Beginning Bryson’s sale will be objects representing the distinct and unmistakable elements of Pennsylvania German aesthetic: bright colors and natural imagery. The first lot in the sale will be a carved and painted parrot attributed to “Schtockschnitzler” Simmons (est. $8,000-$12,000), the selftaught cane carver of Berks County. Next, bidders will be scrambling to get their hands

$18,000). There will be nine boxes by Jacob or Jonas Weber, including one inscribed “Anna Eby 1850,” painted with a homestead and flowers (est. $12,000-$18,000).

The collection of exceptional boxes is rounded out with a Drissel slide-lid box with a German poem inscribed on top of the lid (est. $12,000-$18,000). There will be six lots of watercolor folk portraits and landscapes

by German-born artist Jacob Maentel. Examples of fraktur will be interspersed throughout the sale, including a printed and hand-colored birth certificate, ca. 1797,

by Georg Friedrich Speyer (est. $2,000-$4,000), and on their own piece of two examples by Samuel Lancaster County artistry from Bentz, “The Mount Pleasant Bryson’s collection of painted Artist,” ca. 1790 and 1834 (est. wooden boxes. The collection $2,000-$4,000). includes three examples Noteworthy furniture sure attributed to the Compass to incite competition amongst Artist, including one diminubidders includes a painted tive example measuring just pine and poplar two-part 6.5 inches high (est. $12,000Dutch cupboard retaining its original vibrant faux tiger and crotch grain decoration with smoke decorated doors (est. $10,000-$15,000) and a Chippendale walnut dressing table, ca. 1770 (est. $8,000$12,000). Several appealing examples of early 19th-century furniture are present in Bryson’s collection, including a charming small red and yellow decorated chest, ca. 1800 (est. $5,000-$10,000); a miniature walnut blanket chest, ca.

1805 (est. $1,500-$2,500); and a diminutive pine dower chest with a sponge decorated surA Jacob or Jonas Weber (Lancaster County, Pa.) painted pine dresser box face and turned feet (est.

This pair of Jacob Maentel (1763-1863) watercolor folk portraits of Mr. and Mrs. retaining its original decoration of flowers and house in a landscape on a $4,000-$7,000). Two clocks yellow ground will be estimated at $12,000-$18,000.

Martin Ebert, 10-by-8 inches, will be estimated at $8,000-$12,000.

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Our April auction contains wonderful vintage toy vehicles & trains. Toy Vehicles are highlighted by a terrific cast iron collection, along with other great vehicles in pressed steel, litho tin, die cast and white metal. Manufacturers include Arcade, Hubley, Champion, Kenton, Dent, Marx, Turner, Steelcraft, AC Williams, Wyandotte, Dayton, Lehmann, Brooklin, Motor City, Design Studio, Tootsietoy, Corgi, Goldvarg & more. Toy Trains include Lionel, MTH, American Flyer, Williams, Marklin, Trix, Kleinbahn, Hornby, Lima, LGB and many others.

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produced by Lancaster County artists are on offer, including a walnut tall case clock, ca. 1780,

by Revolutionary War soldier Jacob Gorgas (est. $3,000$5,000), and a walnut inlaid Federal tall case clock by John Hoff, ca. 1805 (est. $3,000$5,000). Examples of the highly desirable and uniquely Pennsylvania German schrank will also be on offer (est. $5,000-$10,000), with five

The Lancaster, Pa., painted poplar schrank, ca.

1780, with raised panel doors, retaining its original blue surface, 84 inches high and 57 inches wide, will be estimated at $8,000-$12,000.

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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.

ALL HUMMELS WANTED, BEST PRICES CALL JOHN ROKICKI 610-213-2361.

AUTO, TRUCK and Motorcycle: catalogs, brochures, manuals and any showroom related items. Ron Ladley, 210 Stone Rd., Barto, PA 19504, 610-584-1665.

BUYING MISSION FURNITURE, Hammered Copper, & Arts & Crafts Lighting by Stickley, Roycroft, Limbert & Van Erp. Call Ron 484-872-8216.

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Treasures Donated As Trash “What’s It Worth: Antiques Minute” cases, the investment of having an appraisal should be conducted to avoid a “treasure” from being identified as “trash.”

Whether by the original

diamond wedding ring was donated as a cubic zirconia.

What’s it worth? This “treasure donated as trash” list is obviously just a fraction of donation mistakes made daily throughout the country, and nonprofits love it. To prevent this from happening to you, consider having a professional appraiser perform a house or estate contents appraisal. Pick one who has no interest in buying from you.

purchaser or the family who has inherited unwanted estate items, all too often treasures are being donated as trash today. For example, a $800 Rookwood art pottery vase was donated as a chotchkee. A $1,500 18-carat gold bracelet was donated as costume jewelry; a $2,500 sterling silver flatware set was donated as silverplate; a $4,500 original modern artwork was donated as a reproduction print; and a $20,000

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ADULT GIRLIE MAGS. Private collection spanning 50’s - present. Many titles, Celebrities, Ginger Lynn, Seka, & others most N. Mint, Must have want lists.

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VINTAGE WATCHES WANTED Large or Small Lots - Wrist & Pocket Watches or watch movements NO CHERRY - PICKING - FAIR CASH PRICE PAID Contact RMON2004@GMAIL.COM or call 267-978-7297

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WANTED: WEEKLY MAGAZINES from 1900 to 1980, Life, Time, SEP, Liberty, Colliers, Newsweek, Literary Digest, Look, Leslies. Fran DiBacco, 123 Blue Heron Dr., W. Deptford, NJ 08086.

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

CARNIVAL, CIRCUS, FREAKS, Sideshow, Amusement Parks, Coney Island, Nude Photos, Steel Pier, Pinups, Strippers, Burlesque, Auto Thrillshow. Nostalgia Enterprises, Box 300, Lockport, NY, 14095. 716-433-9418.

GREEN RIVER WHISKEY Paper, Calendars, Tin Signs, Catalogues Wanted. NO Life Magazines, Advertising Tokens or Watch FOBS. greenriver1899@yahoo.com

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Large and small collections. Call Rich 484-948-8044, Pottstown, PA. WANTED: MUSIC BOXES, slot machines, old Juke boxes, any cond. Call or write Frank Zygmunt, PO Box 542, Westmont, IL 60559 zygm1015@aol.com 630-985-2742

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antiquesandauctionnews.net regarding exhibition dates and times, condition reports, bidder registration, or to purchase a catalog. Online bidding will be through Bidsquare at www.bidsquare.com. A reception will be held on Friday, April 13, from 5 p.m. to By Mike Ivankovich 7 p.m. (rsvp to info@pookand pook.com). The auction will I’ve stated many times on start at 10 a.m. on the morning my “What’s It Worth” radio of Saturday, April 14. show that I believe we’re in For additional informa- the “golden age of nonprofit tion, readers may visit donations.” www.pookandpook.com.

What I mean by this is that as the baby boomer gene r a t i o n moves, downsizes, and passes on, the value of many of their antiques, collectibles and household items have declined in value. They no longer want them, and their children don’t want them.

With shifting markets, declining prices, and changing tastes, auctioneers are picky for consignments. Many antique and collectible dealers are buying less, because they are selling less. For many, a viable option is to donate no longer wanted The Pennsylvania painted pine and poplar two-part Dutch items to a nonprofit group cupboard, ca. 1830, retains its original vibrant faux tiger and who will re-sell to benefit a crotch grain decoration with smoke decorated doors and specific cause, but in many

chances to own a distinctive piece of Pennsylvania history.

Saturday’s sale winds down with an assortment of collectible items, including a number of wrought-iron household items, Thomas Danforth pewter plates (est. $300-$500), several lots of baskets, and a roomsized Ferraghan carpet (est. $2,000-$4,000).

Interested bidders are encouraged to contact Pook & Pook Inc. at 610-269-4040 or at info@pookandpook.com with questions

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