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The Ruth Bryson Sale Pook & Pook Sells Lancaster County Regional Collection

By Karl Pass Ruth Bryson started dealing in Pennsylvania antiques in 1986. Her business was called Country Lane Antiques. She and her husband, Jack, lived in Quarryville, southern Lancaster County, Pa. For many years, Ruth had the lobby booth inside the entrance at the Original Semiannual Antiques Show and Sale in York, Pa. Bryson was fond of Lancaster County

A Maentel portrait of young John Martin Titzel sold for $34,160 to dealer Philip Bradley. It was done near Mechanicsburg, Cumberland County, Pa. It sold at Sotheby’s 17 years ago for $16,800. To learn more, read the story. decorative arts and didn’t miss many well-publicized sales, including those at both Horst and Conestoga. Many things in this sale were purchased at those two auction houses, and many between the years 1997 and 2004. Ruth Bryson passed away in 2017. She is survived by her husband, three children, and seven grandchildren.

On April 14, Pook & Pook Inc. in Downingtown, Pa., held the anticipated Ruth Bryson sale consisting of 321 lots. The total gross realized was $1,082,132. The hammer total was $882,650—$148,550 of which sold online (roughly 17 percent).

It’s not often, if ever, an auction has 10 Weber boxes. Actually, seven were boxes (three with feet, four without). One Weber item was a small wooden carved and painted bird on a pedestal

Spring is finally here after a cold March with snow storms. The Historic Burlington Antiques and Art Emporium will sponsor its Eighth Biannual Antique Show and Garden Market in the adjacent parking lot and courtyard on Sunday, June 3. Auctioneer Christopher Doerner and his wife, Elaine, have agreed to evaluate family treasures at this event. For a $5 donation, Chris and Elaine will

evaluate three items. The donations will go to the Burlington High School Performing Arts program.

The Emporium courtyard will be filled with flowers, cement figures, garden art, furniture, and other items to enhance patios and gardens. The garden theme will continue for the Emporium display case, which will be filled with all types of pottery, such as Continued on page 6

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This small Weber box in unusual orange ground sold to a phone bidder for $36,600, underbid by Alice and Art Booth. It brought $9,900 in 1991 at Horst. ($6,100); one item was a small hanging comb box, ($2,928); and one item was a paint-decorated slide-lid box, ($10,980). Prices reported include a 22-percent buyer’s premium.

These small trinket boxes used to be attributed to a Jacob Weber, but thanks, in large part, to Clarke Hess, we now attribute these boxes to a Jonas Weber. A farmer by trade, Jonas Weber (1810-76) spent the bulk of his working years in Leacock Township, Lancaster County, making woodenware, ca. 1835-55. The boxes are often characterized by having a paint-decorated house on the front flanked by trees. The ones with feet were carved and put together with small wooden pins.

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Jamie Shearer sold the diminutive paintdecorated lift-top chest with tombstone panels on front for $10,980 to Pennsylvania collectors in the salesroom. For more on this chest, read the story.

This Chippendale walnut dressing table, ca. 1770, attributed to Lancaster, Pa., with carved skirt and central drawer on cabriole legs and ball and claw feet, sold to Downingtown, Pa., dealer Philip Bradley for $55,000, underbid by dealer Jamie Price.Twenty years ago it sold at Horst for $84,000.

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Helen Allen Will Take Over Prestigious Show The Winter Antiques Show Executive Committee is pleased to announce that it has named Helen Allen as the new executive director of the show, which takes place every January in New York City.

Allen joins the Winter Antiques Show with extensive experience and expertise in the arts, marketing, communications, and event production. Over the past 17 years, she has orchestrated the U.S. market entry and directed and consulted with numerous art fairs. She served as the executive director of Ramsay Fairs for nine years. During her tenure, she founded and served as executive director of PULSE Contemporary Art Fair, with events in New York, Miami and London, and she consulted on the establishment of the internationally renowned Art Hong Kong (now Art Basel Hong Kong). In recent years, Allen served as both a communications and production consultant to several art fair organizations.

Previously, Allen worked with Christie’s Auction House in Rome and New York and the Metropolitan Museum of Art. Allen lectures regularly and participates locally and internationally in panel discussions about the art market, business development, entrepreneurship, and marketing, and, for the past three years, she has taught at Sotheby’s Institute.

“We are pleased to announce Ms. Allen’s new role as executive director of the Winter Antiques

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Show,” said Michael Lynch, the show’s co-chair. “We believe that she will lead the Winter Antiques Show to new heights from its current position as one of the world’s leading antiques, art and design fairs.”

“Helen brings a broad skill set, deep experience and a collaborative style that truly builds upon our strengths. We are thrilled to have her on board joining associate executive director Michael DiazGriffith, who is celebrating three years with the show,” said co-chair Lucinda Ballard.

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They had primitive sheet-iron hasps. Besides trinket boxes, he made miniature cradles, hanging comb boxes, slide-lid boxes, and small carved birds on pedestals. The market is healthy for Weber boxes and provided the Bryson estate with a solid return. A yellow ground box with feet sold to a phone bidder for $48,800.

Bryson bought it in 1992 at Horst for $17,000. A small orange ground example without feet sold to a phone bidder for $36,600. This is

possibly an auction record for an example without feet. Orange is an unsual base color.

She paid $9,900 in 1991 at Horst.

Most of the boxes are dark green or yellow. Others sold included a small dark green one without feet ($21,960) and a small red one without feet ($20,740).

Three compass artist boxes sold, all with dark blue/green ground. One sold to a Berks County, Pa., collector for $39,040. She paid

There were three compass artist boxes in the sale. This blue-green ground example measuring 6.5-by-7.5 inches in an excellent state of preservation sold for $39,040 to a Berks County, Pa., collecJack Bryson attended the sale along tor. It sold for $47,300 on May 2, 2002, at Conestoga. with two of his children.

The sale was well-attended.

antiquesandauctionnews.net A very rare wrought-iron betty lamp slide-lid box made for Peter dated “1833” and impressed with Nehs attributed to John initials “JS” inside a wrigglework Drissell (1762-1846), Bucks heart is believed to have been County, Pa., was purchased at made by Joseph Stanen, the first Eugene and Dorothy Lancaster County, Pa. It sold for Elgin sale on April 3, 2004, at $4,636. Bryson bought it 14 Conestoga for $82,500. At the years ago on Nov. 20, 2004, at Bryson sale it sold for $18,750 Horst for $12,700. to dealer Philip Bradley, $47,300 for it in 2002 underbid by dealer Kelly at Conestoga. Kinzle. A very nice paint-decoDealer Kelly rated lift-top chest with two Kinzle bought a sponge-decorated tombstone large-sized one panels on front over three for $26,840, and drawers and turned feet, meacollector Steve suring 26 inches high by 41.5 Smith bought inches wide, sold to central one late in the sale for $31,720. Pennsylvania collectors for A fair amount of prove- $10,980. Bryson paid $45,410 at nance was left out of the cata- the John Kolar sale held on log, but the team at Pook & Jan. 17, 2003, at Christie’s.

The Chippendale walnut Pook presented the material dressing well. The auctable, t i o n ca. 1770, salesroom f r o m was standLancaster, Pa., sold for ing room only. This sale had been marked on many A carved Pennsylvania calendars for months, and Chippendale mahogany tea even though most in attentable realized $16,250. It dance were just market sold at Horst (consigned watchers versus active by the daughter of participants, the interTitus Geesey) 18 est in the material years ago was evident. for $35,000.

“She was like the statue of $55,000 to dealer liberty. She kept her Philip Bradley, underhand in the air, ” commented Ron Pook. It is true, Bryson bid by dealer Jamie Price. was not known to underbid Bryson bought it on March 28, and had the means to buy 1998, at Horst for $84,000. It whatever she wanted. Even had been owned by auctionthe casual observer knows a eer/dealer Floyd Hinden of lot has changed in the last 20 Ronks, Pa. Hinden bought it 50 years for the Americana mar- years earlier from the Charles ket. Factors include changing family of Manor Township. The tastes, the number of active late scholar John J. Snyder Jr. collectors currently buying, once wrote about this piece as and also economic forces. being from the “Lancaster Bryson paid top dollar at auc- Chippendale School,” which tion during a different era, flourished from the late 1760s which many people, even back to ca. 1800. Snyder knew of ten dressing tables with this carvthen, considered overheating, four of which ed. This is not This paint-decorated slide-lid box made for Peter Nehs, attributed to John Drissell (17621846), Bucks County, Pa., was purchased at the first Eugene and Dorothy Elgin sale on April 3, 2004, at Conestoga for $82,500. At the Bryson sale it sold for $18,750 to dealer Philip Bradley, underbid by dealer Kelly Kinzle.

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A fine carved Pennsylvania Chippendale mahogany tea table sold to an out of state collector for $16,250. It sold at Horst in 2000 (consigned by the daughter of Titus Geesey) for $35,000.

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It brought $9,900 at Horst in 2003. A fine miniature paintdecorated lift-top chest sold at Horst on June 21, 1997, at Horst’s Triplett sale for $16,000. The Tripletts were collectors from Thomasville, Pa., and bought the chest near Glen Rock, Pa. It sold to the trade at the Bryson sale for $5,124. A punched tin coffeepot, ex. Ada Robacker estate, sold for $1,220. It realized $2,800 in 1989. A walnut slaw board with cutout heart and pinwheel carvings sold for

A Samuel Bentz birth certificate for Catherina Schweigert sold for $4,148 to New Jersey collectors Alice and Art Booth. Bentz was a schoolmaster in Clay Township, northern Lancaster County. The late Chris Machmer paid $17,600 for it on Oct. 19, 2002, at A John Getz copper tea kettle sold for Conestoga, and Bryson bought it on $457. At the landmark Bill Koch sale Nov. 15, 2003, for $12,650 at on June 5, 1999, held by Pook & Pook, Machmer’s estate sale held by it sold for $1,320.

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This yellow ground Weber box with feet, ca. 1850, sold to an Ohio dealer bidding by phone for $48,800. It brought $17,000 on Nov. 14, 1992, at Horst.

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A miniature red and mustard yellow paint-decorated lift-top chest, likely York County, Pa., inscribed inside with names “Noah R. Hare, Esq.,” “Rasha Hare,” and “Joseph Hare,” sold for $5,124 to dealer Greg Kramer in the salesroom. Bryson bought it at the Triplett sale at Horst on June 21, 1997, for $16,000.

The Tripletts were from Thomasville and bought the chest near Glen Rock, Pa.

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likely came from the same shop. The most elaborate example is in mahogany and today belongs to the Met. A primitive walnut document box at the Bryson sale with dovetail construction, no feet, probably 18th century origin, sold to a local collector for $1,220. Bryson bought it 28 years ago on Nov. 16, 1990, at Horst for $1,500. According to historian Clarence Spohn, it

A Berks County, Pa., paint-decorated chest on shoe feet with black unicorns in central tombstone panel realized $11,590 to a local dealer.

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Pook & Pook Inc.’s spring Firearms and Militaria Auction is scheduled for Saturday, May 12, at 10 a.m.

The sale will feature over 300 items and will run the gamut of military and weaponry related artifacts, including dueling pistols, muskets, swords, hatchets, telescopes, helmets and more.

The auction will include items from the early 19th century as well as more modern pieces, with prices suiting a variety of budgets.

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In the last column, we talked about ways of selling your collection and ended up talking about auctions. As I noted, auctions are a great place to sell your collection, as the auctioneer is a partner with you in the sale of the material. That being said, all auction houses are not created alike. For example, I would be wary of selling fine china with an auctioneer that only sells real estate or cars.

When looking for an auction house to sell items, I would encourage you to look at three components of their operations.

1.) Do they allow internet bidding? Many old timers decry internet sales, but they are the way of the world and this is where a majority of sales now happen.

2.) Do they allow a wide range of payment methods?

Federal Queen Anne 19th century chest. The piece was period to the 18th century, but none of the other terms came close to describing it.

There are many wonderful regional auction houses, and I truly recommend that people spend the time and find one that would meet their needs.

Also, remember that the auction world of today is vastly different than the collector’s world of the past. I recall one collector who wanted to sell his collection locally so the pieces would stay local. I never had the heart to tell him that in the post-modern era pieces sell out of the area constantly, and relatively little remains local any longer.

Finally, there are other avenues for sale that I am far more skeptical about. One is the tag sale that is popular in the West and the South. To my mind, such sales allow for the best to be cherry-picked and the rest to be left behind with the ongoing issue of what to do with the detritus.

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Credit card, checks and even PayPal are commonplace now. I am wary of old-time auctions that only allow local bank checks—not the best way to bring big-ticket buyers.

We are in a post-cash-era economy.

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I also encourage you to do some research on what the auctioneer writes about the items they are selling.

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$2,125. It sold for $2,090 at the Elgin sale in 2004.

A Samuel Bentz fraktur for Catherina Schweigert sold to New Jersey collectors Alice and Art Booth, seated in the front row, for $4,148.

According to collector Fred Buch, a descendant of the fraktur artist (third great uncle), Bentz was a schoolmaster in Clay Township, northern Lancaster County.

The school was on Wood Corner Road in what was then Among the highest prices achieved at called New Ephrata. The town the sale was this very fine paint-decoof New Ephrata was estab- rated Lancaster County, Pa., two-part lished in 1814 by John Reist. In Dutch cupboard with smoke-decorat1861, the name was changed ed door frames. It went for $47,500. “I to Lincoln shortly following loved the size of it,” mentioned the President Lincoln’s election. underbidder, a collector in the salesroom. It sold at a regular weekly The late Chris Machmer paid Wednesday sale at Horst on Jan. 3, $17,600 for the fraktur in 2002 2001. “It was my favorite thing in the at Conestoga. It brought sale,” remarked Jamie Shearer. $12,650 on Nov. 15, 2003, at the unreserved sale of his estate, when he was about 3 years also at Conestoga. Another old, about 1835. Elenor has Bentz sold at the Bryson sale dress he was in this picture.

(Mary Beck’s birth certicate) He was the son of Christian Titzel & Polly Titzel.” for $5,368.

R u t h Bryson loved Jacob Maentel portraits.

A pair of Maentel fulllength portraits of Mr. and Mrs. Martin Ebert sold early in the sale for $14,640 to a collector from A rarity, this Newmanstown, Lebanon County, Pa., jacquard York County, coverlet, reading “Henry Philpy 1836 New St. Davit Kaill,” Pa. The Eberts sold to Lisa Minardi for $5,250. lived in Hanover, York County, and Martin Ebert was Shiremanstown is a town a hatter by occupation. In his between Mechanicsburg and portrait he is holding a top Camp Hill. There was some hat. The portraits were exhib- restoration along edges. It ited at the Hanover Area sold at Sotheby’s on Oct. 11, to dealer David Historical Society in 1983. They 2001, Wheatcroft for $16,800 (at that sold for $15,400 on Nov. 17, time with the outfit).

It also 2001, at sold at Conestoga on June 7, Conestoga.

2003, for $24,750.

A Maentel A Susan Waters portrait of (1823-1900) oil-onJohn Martin canvas of sheep and a Titzel sold toward the This wooden carved and end of the paint-decorated rooster catasale, bringloged as ca. 1900 and signed “W. Kinstler,” standing 23.5 inches high, ing $34,160. brought $35,200 at the Bill Koch sale Titzel is pictured in 1999. At the Bryson sale it sold for as a young boy in $12,200. a blue outfit dog, inscribed on back, hold“Bordentown, N.J.,” sold for ing a $36,600. A Simmons paint-declarge butterfly, with rolling hills and a orated Carolina parrot on a farm scene in the background. turned base sold to the trade A note on the back read, “John for $15,860. It sold for $18,150 in Martin Titzel in front of his 2002 to the late Chris Machmer father’s farm on the and for $14,300 in 2003 at Shiremanstown Road near Machmer’s estate sale.

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Rich Penn will hold his big spring auction at the Sullivan Brothers Convention Center in Waterloo, Iowa, on Saturday and Sunday, May 5 and 6. Over 1,100 lots of toys, advertising, country store, barber shop, coin-operated machines, and furniture will be sold without reserve.

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of rare and one-of-a-kind pieces, including the largest Robot we’ve ever sold and a Caille mutoscope with female boxing beauty drop cards,” said Penn. “There is such a great variety of pieces here, gathered from superb collections on the West Coast, the East Coast and states in between, we should

have something for every collector and something in every price range. It should be a super fun auction,” continued Penn.

With hundreds of toys, collectors of pressed steel, cast-iron, tin wind-ups, trains, Disney items, automatons and character toys should all find something of interest. Among the most unusual toys in the auction is a 10-foot-tall robot. This multi-action piece came from the amusement park, the World of Sid and Marty Krofft in Atlanta, Ga. Built in A Buddy L toy train engine, No. 963 (Hudson), cast-iron and steel, with some surface wear, is 26 inches in 1976, the theme park only lasted one season. The robot length.

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Roseville, McCoy, Camack, Weller, and unsigned decorative art pottery.

Also during the month of May, from the 18th to 27th, the Arts Guild of New Jersey will sponsor a Restaurant Ramble.

Participants can obtain a passport from a Burlington City retail business, a participating restaurant, or by printing one from www.artsguildnj.org. After obtaining three stamps from participating restaurants, they are entered to win fantastic prizes. The more times entered, the greater chance of winning.

The Emporium will have passports for the Restaurant Ramble and information on all participating restaurants.

Located at 424 High St., Burlington City, N.J., the Emporium is open seven days a week from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m., with extended hours every Thursday until 7 p.m.

To learn more, call 609747-8333.

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This country store spool cabinet, Corticelli Silk Co./The Brainerd & Armstrong Co. Asiatic Dyes “Best in the World,” oak with etched mirrored The coin-operated jukebox, H.C. front doors and 24 interior glass front Evans “Holiday” model 4045 with drawers dates ca. 1890. telephone dial selector, 50 records for 100 selections, ca. 1953, solid cabinet, stands 56 inches tall and is 37 inches wide.

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auction block. Items sure to incite competition amongst bidders include 1911 A1 pistols, Colt model 1909 and 1917 U.S. Army revolvers, M1 Garands, and M1 carbines. One special lot to watch is the rare and desirable Winchester Van Orden evaluator model 70 sniper rifle, .30-06 caliber, with a smooth pistol grip walnut stock with sling swivel studs. This rifle was one of the very few special orders shipped to Evaluators Ltd, the Quantico, Va., gun shop owned

by Retired USMC Brig. Gen. George Van Orden, sometimes referred to as the father of Marine Corps snipers, known for his role in establishing the training program for USMC snipers.

Additional WWI and WWII highlights will include German helmets and flags, gasmasks,

web belts, spy glasses, and even a WWII Japanese Army officers katana with leather wrapped scabbard and featuring a brass tsuba decorated with cherry blossoms.

A large collection of over 50 shotguns will also generate interest in the sale, including a Winchester model 21 double barrel shotgun in 20 gauge and 12 gauge. More contemporary guns on offer will include a Colt Anaconda .44 magnum revolver.

One of Pook & Pook Inc.’s firearms sales would not be complete without Pennsylvania rifles, and May’s sale is no exception. One fine example is a full stock percussion long rifle crafted by Abraham Gibbs of Lancaster, Pa., approximately .44 caliber, the barrel stamped C & S and with the scroll engraved lock featuring a small scene with a hunting dog. Another expected highlight with exceptional

This country store advertising sign, Armour & Co., Star Hams & Bacon, lithograph on embossed tin in wood frame, by Kaufmann & Strauss Co., N.Y., depicting a butcher shop scene, measures 31.5-by-25 inches. engraving is the Parker Brothers DH grade side-byside 12 gauge double barrel shotgun with relief carved and deluxe checkered walnut pistol grip stock and 28-inch damascus barrels. A selection of Rocky Mountain Firearms Pennsylvania County Commemorative Henry lever action rifles will also be on offer with various engravings.

Interested bidders are encouraged to contact Pook & Pook Inc. at info@pookandpook.com or 610-269-4040 with questions regarding condition reports; in-house, phone, or absentee bidder registration; or to purchase a catalog. Catalogs can also be viewed online at www.pookandpook.com or www.bidsquare.com, where online bidding is also available.

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This electro-mechanical multi-function robot was built in the 1970s for “The World of Sid and Marty Krofft,” a short-lived amusement park in Atlanta, Ga.The 10-foot-tall robot comes with large electronic actuator and hasn’t been reconnected or tested. It worked when removed from the Omni Hotel in Atlanta, Ga., where stored.

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This Poughkeepsie, N.Y., robot collection. piece, lot #774, Equally unique is a cast-iron with origiis one of a number of Donald Duck automaton. nal red paint and decals, is on Disney pieces in this a 61-inch-high cast-iron Many year’s ago, Ward auction that have a direct stand.

Kimball (1914-2002), a leglink to the late Kimball. endary Walt Disney animator, nightmare working for Other automatons show discovered a Donald Duck the Nazis in a Mickey Mouse, Popeye and automaton at a flea market in German muniJiminy Cricket.

This is 16-inch-diameter Frontier Pasadena, Calif. He immedi- tions factory.

Disney pieces Rarin’-To-Go gasoline globe with two ately recognized it, then The have a universal curved glass lenses in Capcolite body film dressed in a Santa suit, as a won Disney appeal, but so do many of and excellent condition. lobby display piece from an their the other items to be first be a life-sized Betty Boop. animated Disney film. During Academy Award, 1943’s offered. Most young children One of just five custom WWII, Disney produced an Best Animated Short Film. dreamed of waking up to a eight-minute animated short Kimball knew this piece was train set under the Christmas made, she is true to scale. An unusual Bally tree. Many of the trains to be coin-operated offered likely began their life Toonerville trolley will as gifts from Santa Claus also be sold. At first such as the Lionel, Ives, Corglance, the Custer car Cor, Marx, Unique Lines, looks like a toy but is actuAmerican Flyer, Buddy L and ally a motorized car built by others. For those interested Levitt Custer, in Dayton, in toy boats and miniature Ohio, in the 1930s. These outboards, there will be over 40, including several rare The “Planters Peanut� roaster with Mercury models. copper drum on cast-iron body, Mr. Peanut cast-iron figurals on front Crossing the blurred line A German silver country store showcase with double-tower steeple countertop case, curved ends and desirable flat center between toys and larger and back corners of drum, is ca.

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cars were driven in Detroit by Edsel Ford’s children, William Clay and Josephine Ford. The rare example is in need of restoration but would certainly add to any collector’s garage of mini-vehicles.

Other items that have a strong market today are coino p e r a t e d machines. From slot machines, jukeboxes, vending machines and scales to arcade machines, there are plenty of options to be entertained, just one penny or a nickel at a time.

There are a dozen early jukeboxes for

restorat i o n — Wurlitzer, Seeburg, Evans, Mills and others. Scales will include examples from Mills, National, Jennings and Watling. There are also both Coca-Cola and Pepsi restored soda machines.

The most interesting coinoperated piece is a ca. 1905 Arcade Caille auto-mutoA Buddy L toy ice delivery truck, 1920s pressed steel with original canvas scope drop card stereoviewcover, four ice blocks and tongs, is 26 inches long. er. With a set of cards featuring “Boxing Beauties,� for just a penny, viewer cards display the ladies in boxing poses.

A John Deere buggy chromolithograph with “Deere Vehicles Are All Right�

Advance 70 years, to the advertising frame, early JD logo in lower right corner, ca. 1890, a rare example, 1980s, a game from Venture measures 23.5-by-31.5 inches.

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Featuring Many Morgantown Glass Items | June 2 & 3, 2018 Westover VFW, 340 Holland Ave., Westover, WV Saturday: 10am-4pm * Show & Sale 6:30pm * Convention Banquet VFW 340 Holland Ave., Westover, WV 26501 Reservation required for the banquet.

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As always, this spring Rich Penn auction will include a variety of country store pieces and high quality advertising. There will be display cases, spool cabinets from Corticelli, Double Merrick’s cylinders, J. & P. Coats’ six drawer and others, collar cases, ribbon cabinets, candy and gum displays, and coffee grinders and roasters.

One of the expected highlights sold will be a rare Planters Peanut roaster. “Again we will be at the Five Sullivan Brothers Convention Center, just 100 yards from our office. It’s a great facility and is connected to a hotel and parking ramp. Both are connected by an enclosed skywalk. Plus, it’s within walking distance to some great restaurants. The hotel gave our guests a special $79 room rate, and we are really looking forward to a fun auction,� stated Penn.

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American Waterfowl Decoys Fooled By Fakes

By Anita Stratos

Preview : Tues. and Wed. May 8th and 9th from 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM. 8:00 AM day of auction.

Antiques; Furnishings; Collectibles including Brass Fireplace Andirons, Candelabras mounted on marble, Brass Fire Screen Holder, Brass Art Deco grates, Wicker Baby Doll Carriage; Primitives; China; Teapot Collection; Glassware; Art Glass; Cut Glass; Lenox Collection; Italian Ceramics; Artwork; Sculpture; Silver; Jewelry and more.

just for hunting purposes typically show the scars of their life story as opposed to those made simply for decoration.

Hunters who carved their own decoys exposed these pieces to the elements and had them sitting in water time and time again. Therefore, these utilitarian decoys may show some water damage, their paint would have overall wear and fading, and there may even be some chips, indentations or shot marks. However, there’s no set rule as to the type of wear or even the style of carving you would expect to see on a decoy of a particular age.

The level and type of wear depends on many factors, including how often the decoy was used, where it was used, under what conditions it sat in the elements, how it was stored, etc. Many decoy collectors say that old carvings are like fingerprints, no two are exactly alike. Each carver may have their own particular style, but because each decoy is handmade, they will have differences, and there are certainly differences between carvers.

Not all carvers over the past hundred-plus years marked their work with identifiers, but some did, either by carving or burning their marks into them. These marks can, of course, be copied by forgers, so you need to know exactly how carvers signed their pieces throughout their careers. In numerous cases, famous carvers’ marks have been added to old, unmarked decoys in an effort to add value to the pieces. One of the most commonly forged marks is that of famed decoy carvers

and twins Lee and Lem Dudley (1861-1942) because they marked their decoys with only the initials “L.D.� However, in a 1994 article in “Decoy Magazine,� Dick McIntyre writes, “Every example that I have seen with the initials ‘L.D.’ carved in the bottom was either a modern fake, or the initials had been added later to enhance the bird.� McIntyre goes on to state that he believes the only decoys with the “L.D.� mark were those made for the Dudleys’ personal use; these were sold to the Knotts Island club in 1913, and all had hump-back bodies with painted rather than glass eyes.

The types of wood used by carvers is also important.

Master carver A. Elmer Crowell made many of his decoys with

Preview : Tues. and Wed. May 8th and 9th from 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM. 8:00 AM day of auction.

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114 & 116 Center Ave., 17581, E. Lancaster Co. Real Estate Open House Saturday, May 5th, 12:00 Noon til 2:00 P.M. Private showings available by appointment...Contact Patrick Morgan at 717-278-9202 Personal Property Preview Friday, May 11, 3:00 P.M.-5:00 P.M. Real Estate consists of 1 1.7 7 Acre Develop Developed Single Home sight with 2 Story Colonial Brick & Vinyl Sided 1,600 Sq. Ft. 3 Bedroom, 2 Bath House. Sgl. Car Attached Garage; & Detached Large 2 bay, 2 Story, 1800 Sq. Ft. Garage/Shop. Parcel 2 (114 Center Ave.) is a .5 acre +/- Building lot w/130’ of road frontage on a quiet street in Terre Hill. Sits adjacent to 116 Center Ave. Classic Automobiles: 1950 Ford Custom Coupe; 1988 & 1989 Buick Reattas.

For Terms, photos and details please visit www.martinauctioneers.com Contact Patrick Morgan for all inquiries and showing appointments at 717-278-9202 Sale For: Estate of Robert Witmer Attorney: Linda Kling, Kling & Fanning, New Holland, PA

AUTOMOBILES: 2-Buick Reattas, 1988 & 1989; 1950 Ford Custom Coupe.

ANTIQUES & COLLECTIBLES: Repro. Cigar store Indian, Fireman; Japanese Style Urn; Southwest style rugs & runners; Wood Handcraft Sailing Ships; German Beer Stein; Vintage Style Rolling Rock Clock; Durkee’s Melvo Frying Lard Tins; Vintage Victor Dog “Werner Music House, Mohnton�; Pinewood Derby Cars; Weller Pottery & other Vases; Rooster Weathervane; Vintage Eureka Electric Oven; “Sensible� General Store Paper Cutter; Brass Items: Gauges, Railing Sections, Mini Cannon, & more; Wooden Cigar Boxes; Chandelier Crystals; Advertising Boxes; Horse Hames; Shoe Lasts & Sizers; Vintage Diner Booths; Collectible Toy Airplanes: 1936 DC-3 American Airlines, American Airways, 1931 Stearman Army Flyers, TWA Douglass DC-3; Large unsorted Football & Baseball Card Collection; Brass Steam and Air Whistles, Leslie Horn, Buckeye Brass Works Dayton Ohio, & more; STAR WARS & other records; Gilded Frame Wall Mirror; Rolling Rock Premium Beer Chalk Horses; Rolling Rock Handcraft Beer Bottle Horns; Vintage Padlocks.

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Once used only for utilitarian purposes by hunters to attract ducks, geese, and any other desirable waterfowl, decoys soon became, and continue to be, collectible pieces of Americana art as well as a significant part of hunting history. The earliest American decoys were made

by Native Americans and crafted from woven reeds embellished with feathers and natural “paints.� Over the course of generations, decoys evolved into more realistic carved wood lures, eventually becoming mass-produced molded plastic.

Those old hand-rasped and lathe-turned wooden decoys are what many collectors of antique and vintage decoys have their sights set on, and they can carry a hefty premium. Among the highest prices paid at auction for an antique duck decoy was in 2003, when the then-called Guyette & Schmidt decoy auction firm sold a preening pintail drake decoy carved by A. Elmer Crowell (1862-1952) of Massachusetts for a whopping $802,000. That was a record until 2007, when Crowell’s preening pintail drake and his Canada goose sold for $1 million each.

Obviously not all antique and vintage carved and painted decoys carry that high of a price tag; many can be had for under $1,000. It’s not unusual to see five- and six-figure examples sold at auction.

This, of course, puts the fraudsters’ spotlight directly on them, which is why it’s important for buyers to know as much as possible about the decoys made by specific carvers they’re interested in purchasing. On the other hand, there are contemporary carvers who produce decoys that imitate antique and vintage pieces to such a high degree, it’s nearly impossible to recognize the difference.

However, these artists are not trying to deceive buyers, and they usually mark their carvings to identify them as modern pieces. It’s when these marks are removed and sometimes replaced by the forged marks of a well-known carver that problems arise, so always look for evidence of sanding or other means of mark removal.

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Tiffany Floor Lamp And Diamond Ring Sell For A Combined $424,800 At Cottone Spring Fine Art And Antiques Auction Was Held March 23 And 24 Tiffany led the list of top lots at Cottone Auctions’ twoday Spring Fine Art and Antiques Auction held March 23 and 24, as a rare Tiffany Studios Bamboo leaded glass

and bronze floor lamp lit up the room for $241,900 and a fine, vintage Tiffany & Company 5.25-carat diamond ring slipped onto a new finger for $182,900, combining for a staggering $424,800.

They were easily the top achievers in a 576-lot sale that posted an overall gross of $1.9 million. “We had some great items with excellent provenance,” said Matt Cottone.

“Participation was strong A vintage Tiffany & Company (N.Y.) 5.25-carat diamond ring set in platinum, with the round brilliant diamond graded Color E, Clarity VS1, realized $182,900.

nationally and internationally. The market continues to be solid for the right merchandise.

We try to h a v e carefully curated sales limited to 350 lots or less per day.”

This rare Tiffany Studios Bamboo floor lamp, circa 1910, with original reddish-brown patina on base and shade and a 24-inch-diameter Tiffany-signed shade, sold for $241,900.

The Bamboo leaded glass and bronze floor lamp on a Bamboo senior base, made circa 1910, featured a shade signed “Tiffany Studios N e w York.”

T h e Bamboo l a m p shade is one of a handful of models produced by Tiffany Studios that incorporated curved panels of glass, a laborintensive, time-consuming process in which individual pieces were cut.

After being cut, the

pieces were then placed in a kiln and heated until they slumped to conform to the contours of the mold. The Bamboo series of lamps was first introduced shortly before the firm’s initial price list, published in 1906, then discontinued in 1913, likely due to the time and cost of their production. The lamp sold stood 67 inches high.

The vintage Tiffany & Company 5.25-carat diamond ring, from an estate in Rochester, N.Y., was set in platinum and came with a flattering GIA report. The round brilliant diamond boasted color E and clarity VS1, and had good cut. Both Continued on page 14

An Italian Renaissance style walnut secretary by Luigi Frullini (1839-97), covered with carved panels and borders of flowers, leaves and figures, 8 feet 4 inches tall, went for $54,280.

Signed, “G.W. Nicholson” “Self Portrait with Gibbie”

SPRING AUCTION SATURDAY, MAY 12, 2018 • 9:00 A.M. Preview Times: Friday, May 11th from 11:00 A.M. to 7:00 P.M. Saturday, May 12th from 7:00 A.M. to 9:00 A.M. Auction Location: Griffith Signed, “Frazier Pettee”

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Victorian Terrarium

TERMS OF SALE: Cash or check with proper identification NOTE: 20% buyer’s premium & PA 6% sales tax applied to all purchases unless proof of resale number. All purchases must be removed by the end of the sale. Separate Terms & Conditions apply to Internet Bidding via Live Auctioneers: www.liveauctioneers.com, Invaluable: www.invaluable.com Chinese Inlaid Table Albert Wille Robert Street

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James D. Julia’s Last Auction: A Memorable Event Engraved And Signed Winchester Model 1866 Lever Action Rifle Ties World Record Price, Selling For $598,000 In December of 2017, Morphy Auctions acquired the James D. Julia Auctioneers, and as per the terms of the purchase, Jim Julia agreed to conduct his last two auctions: the February Fine Art, Asian and Antiques Auction and his Extraordinary Firearms Auction, which was held on March 21, 22, and 23. The three-day firearms auction was the last one for the Fairfield, Maine,

facility, and certainly a memorable one, filled with emotions, excitement and tremendous success. Thereafter, all auctions will be conducted at Morphy’s Denver, Pa., and Las Vegas, Nev., facilities.

As such, it could not have been a more fitting final sale for the Julia legacy and the beginning for the new Morphy/Julia organization.

of the final Maine sale. The evening of Tuesday, March 20, was set aside for a special celebration of life for the late J.R. LaRue, who was a great friend and hunting companion of Jim Julia and one of the firm’s lead consultants and catalogers for many years. LaRue had just finished a hunting trip in Georgia with members of the organization and while traveling to Kalispell, Mont., putting together a deal on a number of firearm consignments, became ill and passed in the Kalispell hospital. The celebration of life ceremony was held at the Governor Hill Mansion in Augusta, Maine. It was a heartfelt remembrance that included a video presentation, stories, and time sharing memories.

Julia’s auctions have regularly included a virtual “Who’s Who” in the firearms world, and this sale was no

“The Miracle Six” is a battery of Holland & Holland Royal Doubles made at the turn of the 20th century for Boston tycoon Nathaniel C. Nash that were sold separately but all bought by the same buyer for a combined total price of $304,750.

Considered the finest pair of consecutively numbered Confederate manufactured pistols known, the Rigdon & Ansley revolvers with serial numbers 1774 and 1775 sold for $97,750.

The sale generated $15 million in sales. Nearly 350 lots sold for at least $10,000 each, and five lots topped over $200,000.

Clients came from all over North America and various parts of the world to be part

exception. Collections and portions of collections from a great number of well-known firearms collectors were included in this special event.

Probably the most notable was that of Ray Bentley.

Bentley’s father was a gun

An important “Lot 6” Custer-era Colt cavalry revolver with period holster sold for $63,250. collector, and Ray himself started in the early 1960s.

Over time, he began focusing on Winchesters, with the goal to amass the finest condition collection of Winchesters there is. His Winchester collection, gun for gun, is the most comprehensive collection of Winchesters in private hands. While the Winchester collection was perhaps the

most significant and memorable one, Bentley also put together as many as 15 or 20 other collections, including rare silver trophies, police badges, toy trains, military helmets, saddles, dye-cast models, and much more, all of which will be sold in Pennsylvania at various Morphy Auctions sales in the future.

The Ray Bentley Winchesters were divided up into three sessions, the first being offered in this sale and the remaining two sessions for later this year at Morphy Auctions. Ray’s son, Larry, and daughter, Barbara, both attended the sale.

More than 100 of Bentley’s high quality Winchesters and Henrys were sold in this auction, with many of them being the finest examples that Julia’s had ever offered. The ultimate highlight from colContinued on page 14

This cased pair of Woodward 20 gauge over-under game shotguns, the very The Mauser manufactured WWII German MG42 machine gun on Lafette mount first pair of Woodwards made after being purchased by Purdey, sold for A rare Confederate battle flag from Freeman’s Tennessee Artillery realized with accessories sold for $54,625. $86,250. $120,750.

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sides were bar set with tapered baguettes, having an estimated weight of .45 carats and VVS clarity, E-F color.

A crowd of 100-150 people attended the auction in person at Cottone’s Geneseo, N.Y., gallery, while over 2,000 others registered to bid online via LiveAuctioneers.com, Invaluable.com and the Cottone Auctions website, www.cottoneauctions.com.

Phone and absentee bids were also taken. Following are additional highlights from the sale. All prices quoted include the buyer’s premium.

A watercolor, India ink and pastel painting on paper by the renowned Spanish artist Joan Miro (1893-1983), signed “Miro” and dated “2/VI/64” on the reverse, 11.25-by-14.25 inches, previously on display at the Galerie Maeght in Paris, brought $64,000. Miro was a sculptor, painter and cerami-

cist. A museum dedicated to his work exists in his home town of Barcelona.

Two other artworks posted identical selling prices of $22,420. One was an oil-oncanvas painting by William Aiken Walker (Charleston, S.C., 1838-1921), titled “Cotton Picker” (1886), artist signed, measuring 18-by-10 inches.

The other was a 26-by-36inch oil-on-canvas by Jack Lorimer Gray (Canadian, 19271981), titled “The Foghorn,” signed and in the original frame.

An Italian Renaissancestyle walnut secretary, made in Florence around 1870 by Luigi Frullini (1839-97), covered with carved panels and borders of flowers, leaves and conventional figures, hit $54,280. Four doves in flight were depicted on the main panel of the 8 foot, 4 inch tall secretary, while a dove with outstretched wings surmounted a dial face above.

A late 19th-century

antiquesandauctionnews.net cent blue insert and cover and a brownish green patina, just 3 inches in height, went for $21,830, while a Steuben pink to blue Cintra paperweight cologne (or perfume) bottle, signed, shape #6941, 10 inches tall, in excellent shape, with no chips or cracks, rose to $12,980.

Rounding out just some of the sale’s top-selling lots, a rare horse-drawn fire tower toy, circa 1900, made of cast-iron, wood and steel and attributed to the Four paintings by William Aiken Walker American LaFrance Fire (Charleston, S.C., 1838-1921) were in Engine Company, roared off The oil-on-canvas painting by Jack Lorimer Gray (1927-81), titled “The the auction, including this one titled for $11,800; and a pair of Foghorn,” signed and in the original frame, brought $22,420.

“The Cotton Picker,” selling for watercolor and gouache paintings of shore birds by $22,420.

Archibald Thorburn and Saturday, May 11 and 12.

(Scottish, 1860-1935), signed The sale will feature a selecChinese carved hardwood and lower left and lower right tion of fine art, clocks, silk six-panel screen with a and dated “1931,” were sold Steuben, art glass, estate carved foo dog base and feaas one lot for $10,325. jewelry, and other items. turing exotic birds and foliage Cottone Auctions’ next For more information, realized $42,480. Also, a 19thbig sale is planned for Friday call 585-243-1000 or visit century Native American Zia pot with three colors and moths, 19 inches tall, brought $9,440, despite a chip and a hairline crack.

A scarce Tiffany Studios bronze butterfly inkwell, signed “Tiffany Studios New York 862” and with an irides-

This Tiffany Studios bronze butterfly inkwell, signed “Tiffany Studios New York 862” with an iridescent blue insert and cover and a brownish green patina, sold for $21,830.

AUCTION

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Slave” sculpture. The selling price of $598,000 against an estimate of $175,000-$275,000 tied the world auction record for an 1866 model Winchester.

Also offered from the Bentley collection were countless other high condition longarms, Colt and S&W handguns, Gatling guns, edged weapons, rare ammunition, and cartridge display boards.

A fine Colt Model 1875 Gatling gun on an original carriage, one of just 44 long Model 1875 Gatlings purchased by the U.S. Army, was lot 2106. This Gatling is among the finest examples extant, and Bentley won numerous awards with it.

It sold for $299,000 against an estimate of $125,000-$155,000.

Lot 2116 was a superb and rare Colt Calvary Single Action Army revolver in pristine condition with grips dated 1876 and inspected by David A. Lyle and John T. Cleveland. It sold for $69,000 against a $40,000-

$50,000 estimate.

Lot 2138 was a historic high-grade staff officer’s sword presented to Gen. George McClellan that had been owned by Ray Bentley for many years. This sword and its scabbard was estimated at $25,000-$50,000 and brought a final price of $63,250. Among the many lots of rare ammunition from the

A superb Colt Single Action Arm revolver, J.T.C. inspected for 1876, sold for $63,250.

Bentley collection was lot 2089, the finest known 100count Henry “Black Box” cartridge pack. Almost 40 years ago, Ray Bentley bought Val Forgett’s entire Winchester cartridge collection just to get this box. There is no doubt

that this is the finest example of the earliest Henry rifle cartridge box, of which only a handful of examples are known. He displayed it often with his Henrys, and it was coveted by every cartridge collector who saw it, and so it is no wonder it established a world auction record price for a single box of ammo, selling for $46,000 against an estimate of $25,000-$35,000.

Several cartridge display boards from the collection were also in high demand, including lot 2088, a United States Cartridge Company display board that blew away its $12,500-$15,000 estimate to sell for $41,400.

In its entirety, over 300 lots were offered from the Ray Bentley collections, which contributed over $6 million to the auction’s total sales.

This auction also featured many other high points out-

side of the Bentley collection.

This included an offering of Class 3 items; in fact over 100 NFA items were offered. Julia’s has sold more machine guns over the last decade than all other North American auction houses combined. Collectors of Class 3 firearms saw eight auction records tied or broken in this sale. This popular collecting genre was highlighted by a Colt R-75A machine gun as lot 1065, which sold for a new record price of $80,500.

Another Class 3/NFA record breaker was lot 1098, a scarce Knight’s Armament Company Stoner 63A machine gun that brought $69,000. World War II enthusiasts came out in force for this auction and drove an auction record price right from the start with the first lot on day one of the auction, lot Continued on page 18

SATURDAY MAY 5, 2018 9:00 A.M. COLLECTIBLES TOYS PEDAL VEHICLES PERSONAL PROPERTY

LOCATION: Lebanon Area Fairgrounds, 80 Rocherty Road, Lebanon, Pa. From route 72 south of Lebanon at traffic light at Sheetz Station - east on Rocherty Road - crossover Cornwall Road to fairgrounds on right.

PEDAL TOYS: Plastic JD AMT 600 gator, Willy Jeep, VW Bugs, Murray tricycle, scooters, Ertl 404 tractor, BMC Jr. tractor w/trailer & Ertl Ford 8000 F-68 tractor, lots of Nylint; Doepke and Tonka trucks, cars, fire trucks, etc.; Louis Marx & Co.; Marx military items, typewriter, service station, etc.; Structo construction; Hubley school bus and airplane (not complete); J. Chein; various Barbie items; Hess rescue truck; board games; Lionel billboard reefer rail car; various cap gun; THERMOS; C. Kangaroo, Raggedy Ann & Andy, Chuck wagon & Buccaneer; Corvette AM FM Radio; ball pitch game; metal police helicopter; Roy Rogers lantern; Wolverine toy irons; lots of McDonald’s, Burger King and Wendy’s meal toys; Ohio Art push mower & Meadow Lanes barn; toy robots incl. Magic Mike, Saturn, etc.; various Disney toys, Taiyo VW bugs; Kenner radio controlled R2-D2 Star Wars and many other unlisted toy related items.

TERMS: Cash/check/credit card - 3% buyer’s premium waived w/payment by cash/check. Food & clean rest rooms. INSPECTION: 7:00 auction day.

Announcements auction day take precedence over any previous printed or oral information. Wayne was a collector of a wide variety of items. This is the 5th auction of several more to liquidate his collection.

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This Colt Model 1875 Gatling gun on an original carriage sold for $299,000. It was from the Ray Bentley collection.

17522 Sale to be held at the Horst Auction Center, 50 Durlach Rd., ANTIQUES & COLLECTIBLES - Vintage Coca-Cola Chest Style Ice Cooler, Antique & Vintage Pewter, Collection Italian Abalaster Figures; MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS; CHRISTMAS & SEASONAL DECORATIONS; JIM SHORE FIGURES; CHINA & GLASSWARE; FENTON GLASSWARE; POTTERY; ESTATE & COSTUME JEWELRY; LINENS & TEXTILES; BOOKS & PAPER; TOYS - Hubley Toys, Tonka Trucks & Construction Equipment, Vintage Matchbox Cars, Winross Trucks, Britain Soldiers; MODEL TRAINS & ACCESSORIES; SPORTS CARDS & MEMORABILIA - Vintage Autographed Baseballs, 50’s & 60’s Baseball Cards; DOLLS & STUFFED ANIMALS; HOUSEHOLD GOODS; TOOLS; ANTIQUE HAND TOOLS & PRIMITIVES; BOX LOTS & MANY OTHER ITEMS TO BE SOLD! Accepted Payments: Cash or PA check; Visa, MasterCard and Debit Card with 3% fee. No out-ofstate checks without prior approval.

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lection was lot 2010, engraver Conrad Ulrich’s masterpiece and iconic rifle, the gilded, high-relief engraved and fully signed Winchester Model 1866 lever action rifle, serial number 7994, and one of the most famous of all Winchesters. As a work of 19th-century art, this rifle transcends the fact that it is a firearm with its interpretation of H i r a m Power’s “Greek

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This watercolor, India ink and pastel on paper by Joan Miro (1893-1983), signed lower right, dated and inscribed on back with a label from Galerie The late 19th-century Chinese carved hardwood and silk six-panel screen with Maeght, Paris, sold for $64,900. a carved foo dog base and featuring exotic birds and foliage realized $42,480.

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The Asheford Institute (a professional-level distance learning program on antiques, collectibles and appraising) recently published its annual survey of top buying trends within the antiques and collectibles industry.

The institute, which has been conducting the industry-related survey for six years, released its latest trending data on decorative arts sales for 2017 via the school’s website. The survey, which focuses on compiling and grouping information related to customers’ buying habits over the last calendar year, came about as a result of strong interest from readers requesting updates from previous surveys, said current director of the Asheford Institute, Charles Green. He went on to note that there were some interesting changes in the poll results

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this year. “Our questionnaire has become more detailed, resulting in answers that are more period and genre specific. We’re really able to drill down now into the types of antiques and vintage items that are actually selling well within a 12-month period.”

Green also acknowledged that the increase in poll participants (up 15 percent over last year) had led to more accurate survey numbers in regard to particular sales categories.

“More data has simply given us

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Briggs Auction’s (Right) The Daniel Quare Estate Antiques, Fine Queen Anne tall clock with and Decorative Arts ornate marquetry inlay Sale on Feb. 23 saw sold for $12,980. strong prices from a wide pool of bidders after Paul Dubois, whose preferences titled “Le Courage ranged across genres, Militaire” with an F. periods, and styles.

Barbedienne bronze The 409 lots in the aucfoundry mark, sold tion comprised a for $4,484. strong mix of period A George III cofAmerican antiques, feepot on stand with fine art, an eclectic ring handles and array of decorative paw-foot burner by arts, silver, estate carPaul Storr of London pets, and much more sold for $3,936; an from several selected interesting modern Main Line, Pa., and carved and painted Delaware Valley table clock with estates. hand, star, and moon With nearly 3,000 decoration on a registered bidders This Steinway & Sons Model S baby grand piano in French three-leg foot base in-house and online case sold for $14,160.

by Pedro Friedeberg through Live brought $3,776; and Auctioneers and Invaluable/ categories,” said Stephen a signed and numbered AuctionZip Live, bidding was Turner, Briggs Auction’s man- Salvador Dali aquatint etchenthusiastic throughout the ager of business develop- ing, titled “Gala, Mon Seul auction, with top lots going to ment. “We were very pleased Desir,” brought $3,690. A large pieces that spanned cen- that the auction attracted oil-on-canvas summer landturies, including a Steinway & both bidders known to us as scape by Christopher High Sons Model S baby-grand well as a large number of new Shearer, dated 1887, sold for piano with a mahogany bidders who were interested $3,540; an Emilio Sanchezin a broad range of merchan- Perrier oil-on-panel of a dise, especially the period furniture and art.”

The breadth of variety in the February auction appealed to a wide audience, and prices reflected this.

Other notable lots included furnishings, fine art, carpets, silver, and more, including an early 20th century Louis Vuitton steamer trunk with old stickers and painted bullseye numbers on both sides ($7,995); a pair of French marble and gilt bronze guéridons This Georgian library armchair sold for with ram’s head supports and The Elenore Plaisted Abbott watercolor $4,720. hoof feet ($6,765); a fine illustration for “The Snow Queen” realwatercolor illustration for ized $5,900.

French case and matching “The Snow Queen” by Elenore bench that realized $14,160. Plaisted Abbott that has been wooded landscape, titled All prices include either an 18 exhibited at both the “Alcala,” brought $3,444; and percent in-house or 23 online Brandywine River Museum an unusual charcoal-onbuyer’s premium. A Queen and the Delaware Art Museum paper genre scene of a proAnne tall clock by English ($5,900); and a powerful oil- cession with men, women, clockmaker Daniel Quare with on-canvas of a two-masted and children by Jessie Wilcox an ornate case heavily deco- racing schooner by English Smith went for $3,304. rated with scrolling foliate artist Arthur Wellington Briggs Auction Inc. is a and cherub marquetry inlay Fowles ($4,956). Two other three-generation familysold for $12,980; a 1968 oil-on- Steinway & Sons Model M owned and operated auction canvas painting titled baby-grand pianos, each circa house offering comprehen“Imagem” by Brazalian- 1920s, and each with matching sive auction, real estate aucJapanese artist Manabu Mabe bench, one in a walnut case tion, and estate appraisal sersold for $10,455; and a carved ($5,166), and one in a vices. They hold weekly Friday marble sculpture of a maiden mahogany case ($4,428), were evening public estate variety

by Cesare Lapini, titled “Fiore sold.

A fine Georgian auctions. del Pensiero” (Flower of mahogany library armchair To learn more, visit Thought), with turned marble with serpentine crest generat- www.BriggsAuction.com. pedestal, brought $9,225. ed interest, selling for $4,720; Among other items sold was a a Walter Durfee nine-tube set of six paint-decorated grandfather clock with brass Adams dining room arm- dial signed “Theodore B. Starr, chairs, with pierced circular New York,” and pendulum backs and upholstered seats, marked “Harriet E. Blackburn, that went for $8,260.

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antiquesandauctionnews.net of 16 and, as the family believes, carried it during the war. It had a pre-auction estimated of $25,000-$40,000 and soared all the way to $86,250.

Another historical category that Julia’s is renowned for is items related to George Armstrong Custer and the Battle of the Little Bighorn.

This auction included several Custer-related items, including lot 1327, a half-plate ambrotype from life, which is This Gen. George Custer Armstrong half-plate ambrotype from life dated without a doubt the finest, September 1863, the finest and most iconic and historic of all Custer pho- most iconic and historic of all Custer photographs. This tographs, sold for $40,250. the private collection of Confederate manufactured ambrotype was taken in late Rafael Cruz included lot 1421, pistols known, Rigdon & 1863 by photographer William a Marlin 1893 Deluxe rifle Ansley revolvers SN 1774/5 at F. Browne, who worked as a camp photographer with engraved with gold and plat- lot 1349, was a highlight, Custer’s 5th inum inlays, presented by selling for $97,750 Michigan Cavalry, Marlin to history’s most against a $60,000and sold for famous marksman, Annie $80,000 estimate. A $40,250. Lot 1328 Oakley. The receiver has spe- fine Civil War Ames was an important cial deluxe engraving with 1863-dated bronze

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1000, a Guide Lamp M3 A1 Grease gun. Whether it was due to the vision of Lee Marvin wielding one of these machine guns in “The Dirty Dozen” or just a passion for collecting great guns, when the bidding ended, this U.S. military icon sold for $34,500.

A rare Hungarian model 43M machine gun which saw service on the Eastern Front during WWII set an auction record price for its kind at $40,250.

Many additional Class 3/NFA items such as Thompsons, H&Ks, Colts and superb advanced weapons of all kinds all performed quite well, generating nearly $2.4 million in gross sales.

Top-shelf offerings from

gold and platinum embellishments, most likely the work of the renowned Conrad Ulrich.

This fine firearm has an interesting history, chronicled in the book, “Marlin Firearms” by William S. Brophy, and is pictured on pages 200, 547, and 548. Offered with an estimate of $200,000-$250,000, it sold for $258,750.

Rare Civil War and Confederate items have The United States Cartridge Company always been a mainstay at display board sold for a world record Julia’s, and this auction was no price of $41,400. exception. The finest pair of consecutive numbered

After the auction, Jim Julia, together with Larry Bentley and Barbara Stoken, Ray Bentley’s two children, pose with the star of their father’s first group of Winchesters - the extraordinarily rare Ulrich engraved Model 66, which brought $598,000. Possibly the greatest masterpiece by legendary Winchester engraver Conrad Ulrich, the gilded high relief engraved and signed Model 1866 lever action rifle tied the auction record.

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12-pounder M o u n t a i n Howitzer was offered as lot

1346A with an estimate of $45,000-$65,000 and sold for $80,500. Another fantastic Civil War treasure was lot 1361, a rare and fresh-to-market Confederate Battle Flag from Freeman’s Tennessee Artillery.

This flag descended in the family of Edward Curd (18451916), who enlisted at the age

Jim Julia, together with his youngest son, Travis, and his grandson, Hudson, pose with the Annie Oakley rifle that realized just shy of $260,000.

Jim Julia is an avid bird hunter, and Dan Morphy, together with part of his team, decided to present him with a special going-away present of a new Benelli shotgun. Here is (from right) Dan Morphy with Stephanie, Dana (CFO of the company), and Craig (CEO of the company). years, until now. Offered as separate lots, they were ultimately purchased all by one buyer who wanted to make sure they remain together as a group for a combined total of $304,750.

youngest son and his family have been living on a sailboat for the past year and a half in the Caribbean, and they parked their boat in St. Maarten to catch a plane to fly in for the occasion. At commencement of the third day,

An extraordinary engraved Marlin 1893 takedown rifle with gold and platinum inlays presented by Marlin to This historic high-grade staff officer’s sword presented to Gen. George Annie Oakley sold for McClellan sold for $63,250. $258,750.

Julia made some remarks The majority of the high- regarding his past 50 years in value items in this auction the business and received a were sold in Julia’s first ses- loud round of applause that sion, known as the eventually evolved into a long “Extraordinary Session.” The standing ovation. last day and a half of the aucFor more information, call tion featured what Julia’s Morphy Auctions at 717-335refers to as the “Sporting and 3435 or email info@morCollector Session,” which con- phyauctions.com. “lot 6” sisted of more than 600 lots of Ainsworthquality, moderately priced inspected Custercollectible firearms spanning era Colt Cavalry Revolver that all collecting categories. Great included a period flap holster items from the Ray Bentley and Kopec letter. This fine collection led the Sporting second-year production Colt and Collector Session along SAA was estimated at $30,000- with the final phase of the $50,000 and brought $63,250. prestigious Warren Buxton Julia’s has for many years collection of Walther-related been the world’s foremost goods. Offerings from the auction house for high grade Bruce Burtner and Robert sporting arms. Our feature Roughton collections were offering in this auction was also featured in the Sporting the “Miracle Six,” a battery of and Collector Session, which Holland & Holland Royal had particularly strong particDoubles made at the turn of ipation. Moderately valued the 20th century for Boston guns did extremely well, tycoon Nathaniel C. Nash (lots achieving prices that were on 1180-1184, estimates ranging average 52 percent over the from $30,000 to $95,000). low estimate of the lots sold.

Jim’s grandson, together The rare Lloyd’s Patriotic Fund presenThese guns were put into cold storage in 1915 and have been with his dad, flew in to be pre- tation two-handled sterling vase sold out of circulation for over 100 sent for the last auction. Jim’s for a world record price of $138,000.

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ANTIQUES AUCTION ESTATE OF IRENE TROUTMAN in the Pavilion: Mrs. Troutman enjoyed collecting antiques for 65 years. She loved attending local auctions. Her enthusiasm for the pursuit of OLD STUFF was contagious, and as a result, the love of antiques is reflected in the homes and hearts of her family and friends. Join in this tribute to the Thrill of The Hunt and the Joy of Collecting! COUNTRY PRIMITIVES. Old green feed bin. Yellow grained wood box. Jelly cupboard. Antique dry sink with lid. Blanket chests. Hanging cupboards & shelves.

Old benches and early church pew w/reversing back rest from Coventryville Methodist Church in Chester County. Buggy seat table. Antique wagons. Patriot’s Regimental drum: C&F Soistmann (Reg. Infantry). Quilts and coverlets. Blue homespun. Old salt bags and feed sacks. Rope beds, one trundle bed. Two candle boxes. Red drop leaf table.

Dome top trunk. Wooden plant shelf. “Victrola” w/records. Antique incubator. Wooden washtub on stand. Blue decorated stoneware. Early PA Redware: Ovoid jugs, beehive banks, early tobacco spit and slipware. Yellowware. Ironstone. Numerous baskets including straw beehive. Wooden utensils, bowls, molds, measures. Agate and enamel ware. Quantity of tinware. Collection of coal oil lamps. Fabric and textiles. Vintage clothing. Antique hats & hat boxes. Old dolls, doll beds. Children’s furniture: Cradles, small tables & chairs. Wicker baby buggy & bassinet. Homemade braided rugs. 20’ blue hall runner. Advertising tins, cans & canisters. Butter molds, breadboards, rolling pins. Cookie cutters. Large primitive sauerkraut cutter w/heart top. Red & green handle kitchen utensils. Pewter. Sleigh bells. Several Nativity sets. Antique Christmas decorations. FOUR THEOREM PAINTINGS by Celebrated local artist GARNETT B. FRENCH. Fruit basket, vegetable basket and cat paintings on velveteen. Rooster on linen. All beautifully hand-framed by the artist. Collection of MENNO SHIRK FOLK ART. Carpenter’s toolbox. 1950’s bicycles: Monark, Wards - Hawthorne, Schwinn. Antique and Vintage JEWELRY. Diamond solitaire rings and Ladies’ watches. Gemstone rings and pendants. Pocket watches and costume jewelry.

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antiquesandauctionnews.net particularly the Wild, Wild West” said Frey. Other top Continued from page 16 sellers on the school’s list better survey results,” said include a few industry stanGreen. dards such as “Star Wars” The school’s lead poll items, space-related toys researcher, Tony Frey, echoed from the 1960s and ’70s, as Green’s sentiments and went well as automobilia and on to say that the main goal of related mechanical items. the institute’s survey was to Frey noted that just as in provide meaningful analysis of past polls, the most visible measurable interest in current movement in collecting gentrends within the antiques and res was being reported by collectibles marketplace, younger dealers, who indibased on actual sales results cated that consumer tastes and requests for specific items seemed to be trending from vendors.

Frey, who has worked on toward virtually anything all six of the school’s past related to the latter half of polls, noted that while the sur- the 20th century. “The reality vey was based on a general is the younger collectors are series of questions and did the ones moving the ball fornot employ any standardized ward now,” said Frey. “The formulas, the overall results rest of us just appear to be were still very revealing when along for the ride.”

For readers wanting to looked at as a whole. “The shift in what’s considered col- view the full results of the survey, visit lectible is continuing to institute’s www.asheford.com/2017-surchange, and at a more accelerated pace than ever before,” vey-results.html. For more about the said Frey. “For the last few information antiques and years it’s been Mid-Century school’s modern, but this year we’re appraisal course, call 877-444beginning to see some cracks 4508; write to them at the Asheford Institute of Antiques, in that crown.”

Some of the other high- 981 Harbor Blvd., Suite 3, Dept. lights from the poll included a 275BNV40, Destin, Fla. 32541resurgence of all things 2525 (Canadian Office: 131 Western. “We’re seeing a revi- Bloor St. West, Suite 200, Dept.

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cedar bodies and pine heads.

Also, it’s important to know the types of birds each carver crafted; for example, the Dudley brothers weren’t known to make shore birds or hen decoys, only one ruddy hen decoy is known, so far.

While weathered, damaged wood with sun-bleached paint is expected to be found on authentic antique and vintage working decoys, this authenticity check is by no means definitive. Fakers who are good at their trade use old, weathered wood (like fence posts, boat masts, etc.) and falsely age the paint they apply to their decoys. Some go so far as to create fake gunshot damage as well. However, unless they go to much greater lengths to create more exacting replicas, there are some details that will give the fake or reproduction away.

Original old paint (pre1970s) on decoys was leadbased, old shot was lead, and nails were metal. If the decoys you’re interested in are five or six figures in value, it would be worth it to have them evaluated with some sort of radiography. This will show the presence of lead paint, remnants in the marks of lead shot, and most importantly, the internal nail construction as well as evidence of reconstruction

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and repairs.

Finally, be wary of marriages of old decoy bodies with newer or “wrong” heads, a relatively common practice.

Because decoy heads had a lower survival rate than the bodies, hunters or fraudsters would replace one head with another or simply carve a new head. McIntyre points out that even museums have been fooled by this practice; radiography will also help detect this combination.

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At A Glance: Signs of a reproduction, fake or modern decoy: 1. Wrong type of wood 2. Resin 3. Stamped carver/manufacturer mark 4. Two or more identical decoys 5. Wrong type of bird for specific carver 6. Eyes of the wrong material Reference books, websites and collecting groups are the best ways to keep from being fooled by fakes. Here are a few: Long Island Decoy Collectors Association (http://lidecoycollectors.org); “Decoys” by Gene and Linda Kangas; and the Midwest Decoy Collectors Association (http://www.nadecoy collectors.org).

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SPORTS CARDS AND other sports related items. Publications, pins, pennants, tickets, etc. Pre-1975. Philadelphia items especially wanted. Ellis, 158 Stratford Dr., Philadelphia, PA 19115, 215-934-5618.

OLDER FIREWORKS OR Packs Wanted by Collector, 573-474-5030 or 573-881-0090.

BUYING LARGE DIAMONDS, Gold, Platinum, Silver, any condition, call Tony 484-872-8216

MAGAZINES OLD COMIC BOOKS Wanted Pre-1965, top dollar, Comic Art Foundation, Box 1414, Oklahoma City, OK 73101, 405-2365303, email ejg777@aol.com

WANTED OLD LETTER Press Equipment, wood/ lead letters, or anything printing related. Also looking for Blacksmith Anvils. Call 440-693-4232.

To place your classified ad Call 1-800-428-4211

1800-1980 SELL YOUR ANTIQUE TOYS, SPACE TOYS & ROBOTS for the HIGHEST PRICES! Tin Toy Collections Wanted!

856-547-5521 ragtimetoys@comcast.net

HIGHEST PRICES PAID for your TOYS!!!

1980's-current Star Wars, GI Joe, Transformers, Godzilla, Comic Books, Action Figures, and much more 610-393-3118 thecashcow33@gmail.com ...buying locally for 20 years

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SINCE 1954

AMERICAN ANTIQUES AUCTION FEATURING FINE JEWELRY SAT. MAY 12, 2018 - 10AM EST

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Inlaid blanket chest Sheraton work stand Landscape Dennis Burlingame

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Arthur Elsley New England Chippendale desk

Southern pottery

Squash blossom necklace

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14k yellow gold and emerald ring and earrings

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Early portrait of a child Vintage diamond & sapphire ring

Ohio furniture and accessories

Gold and diamond ring

450+ LOTS

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Freshwater baroque pearl necklace

Scandinavian sleigh Grain painted drysink

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FRANCIS I STERLING COFFEE AND TEA SERVICE

PAIR OF TIFFANY BRONZE CANDLESTICKS.

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MONUMENTAL NEWCOMB COLLEGE ART POTTERY VASE

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INTERIOR SCENE BY FRED VEZIN (AMERICAN, 1869­1942)

FINE QING PERIOD SANG DE BOEUF "OXBLOOD" VASE

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YOUNG GIRL IN THE MANNER OF JAMES CARROLL BECKWITH (19TH CENTURY)

PAIR OF STEUBEN JADE GREEN GLASS AND BRONZE LAMPS BY FREDERICK CARDER.

JIA QING JUN WARE PHOSPHORIC VASE - BLUE

LITTLE DOLPHIN BY HOWARD COOK (AMERICAN, 1901-1980)

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A FINE INDIAN HINDU BRONZE SCULPTURE OF THE GODDESS SITA.