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The Historic East Berlin Show Annual Event Kicks Off Local Anniversary Celebration By Karl Pass

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he East Berlin Historical Preservation Society (EBHPS) hosted its annual antiques show on May 1 to 3 in the town’s community center. Founded on May 8, 1764, the small Adams County, Pa., town of East Berlin celebrated its 250th anniversary with a series of events during the first week of May, and the antique show kicked off the celebration. A parade down Main Street featuring the Old Guard Fife and Drum Corps from Washington, D.C., took place following the show’s closing on Saturday. Several history tours, presentations, an oldtime carnival, and a community dinner also took place throughout the week. Along with the town’s Colonial Day street fair, the Historic East Berlin Antique Show is a fundraiser for EBHPS. The volunteer-run committee put together 26 exhibiting dealers for this year’s show, which was a few

A period Pennsylvania walnut tea table priced at $2,250 was offered by Dallaire Antiques of Brockway, Pa.

A Berks County, Pennsylvania redware plate tagged $1,600 was in the booth of Ayscough Antiques of Chadds Ford, Pa.

The volunteers of the East Berlin Historical Preservation Society put together a very nice preview party on the opening night of the show, which was held May 1 from 5 to 8 p.m. The East Berlin Area Community Center (EBACC) has always been home to the annual Historic East Berlin Antique Show.

less than in previous years. Two of last year’s dealers set up at the nearby Greater York Show (going on the same weekend) and at least one other no longer does shows. As with many regional shows, East Berlin draws upon its neighboring towns for support. In East Berlin’s case, it is towns such as New Oxford, H a n o v e r , Gettysburg, and York where most Richard Fox as Benjamin Frankin gave a showgoers come Re-enacter lecture on Saturday morning discussing circa 1764 from. The show is events and culture. Burnside, Ky., dealer Lynne Dingus brought what she called a circa 1820 or 1830 New England marriage chest from her collection to the show. “I’ve had it for at least 40 years, and I’ve never had it for sale,” said Dingus. It is carved “John Felix & RF Lenox Mass.” It was priced at $8,500.

RSG Antiques of Hanover Twp, This cupboard was $675 from Blue Pa., had a great booth of needleDog Antiques of Stafford Springs, work samplers and assorted folk Conn. The ship diorama was $1,050. art. The red wooden propeller was $450 and the Evans Amusement aided by being held the same Co. game wheel, ca. 1940, was Friday and Saturday as the Greater tagged $875.

York Show, 12 miles to the east. Although some exhibiting dealers did not report strong sales, the new leadership and promotion of the event was felt. The hours were better than they had been in the past. Radio ads were done with the Harrisburg WITF public radio station, lectures were held, and gift bags given out to all dealers. On Friday, a lecture on Chinese ceramics and the China trade was given by volunteer show manager Michael Hrinyak. On Saturday, re-enactor Richard Fox as Benjamin Franklin spoke about circa1764 events, politics, culture, and the arts.

The lectures were an added bonus to the show and is something the show committee plans to continue. “We already have a committment for a new talk next year on the subject of samplers,” (Continued on page 2)

Lynne Dingus of Burnside, Ky., asked $5,000 for this Union child’s Civil War jacket and drum. It was purchased from an estate in Kentucky, according to Dingus.

This large intricately carved wooden cat was Springhouse Farm Antiques of New Oxford, Pa., dealer Mark pine and tagged $1,200 from Lancaster, Pa., Lewis Center, Ohio, asked $86 each These X. Raphanel spelter firemen figures were $2,750 for the Wannemacher asked $1,950 for the 24-tube dealer Francis Crespo. It was found in central for their cast iron Scottie dogs. pair from Dallaire Antiques of Brockway, Pa. New York state, according to Crespo. It sold. candle mold signed “J. Walker.”

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Original $1,000 Face Proof Charter #290 US National Bank Note To Highlight Philip Weiss Auctions Sale An exceedingly rare proof of an original series $1,000 face proof charter #290 U.S. National Bank Note, one of only two examples in existence, will come up for bid in an auction planned for Thursday, May 29, at Philip Weiss Auctions, in the firm’s gallery located at 74 Merrick Road in Lynbrook, N.Y. The auction, being held on a weekday with a rare 1 p.m. start, will also feature an important single-owner postcard collection that could serve as an instant online business or form the basis of a dealer’s show stock; an outstanding single-owner stamp collection from Germany; and a complete set of Morgan silver dollars (to be sold as one lot), all high-grade including rare proofs. But the undisputed highlight of the auction will be the $1,000 National Bank Note, which carries a pre-sale esti-

mate of $80,000-$120,000. The Fr. 465 original series face, printed on India paper and mounted on card stock, is dated March 1, 1864, and is hole-punch canceled. The image, a Chittenden Spinner from the Forth National Bank of the City of New York, is virtually flawless. Writing in the esteemed trade publication Bank Note Reporter, Peter Huntoon said of the note, “Needless to say, this is a stellar discovery of the first magnitude. Proofs of otherwise non-collectible type notes have come into their own in recent years as sophisticated, high-power collectors have come to realize that issued notes of certain types like this are unobtainable.” At the Heritage Florida United Numismatics auction event held in January, a $1,000 series of an 1891 Silver Certificate uniface face proof sold for $82,250. A few months later, at the April Central States show (in an auction also hosted by Heritage), the only known copy of an 1891 $1,000 note, once owned by Amon Carter, sold for $2.585 million. So, while grading the note This rare proof of an original series $1,000 in the upcoming face proof charter #290 U.S. National Bank auction was easy Note is estimated at $80,000-$120,000. (PCGS gave it a

tip-top Choice New 63 grade), estimating it was a bit more difficult. “We have assigned what we believe to be a very modest estimate for this extremely rare proof,” said Philip Weiss of Philip Weiss Auctions. “It’ll probably end up bringing somewhere between the two selling prices at those recent sales.” It is known that one other example of the original series $1,000 proof exists, because it is clearly pictured on page 13 of the second edition of United States Paper Money, A complete set of Morgan U.S. Old Series, 1861-1923 (pub- silver dollars, all high grade lished by Limpert’s in 1955). including rare proofs, will be In that proof, however, the sold as one lot. lower right corner is badly eroded and there’s a sizable dollars, collectors of coins hole between the Capitol and currency will have a lot to dome and the right border. bid on. Limpert’s recorded the note “I don’t like to gloat, but without attribution and its once again, we, not a tradiwhereabouts are unknown. tional stamp and coin auction The Weiss note, by contrast, is perfect. It’s worth pointing out that there is another piece of fractional currency in the upcoming auction (albeit not as rare). It’s a fourth issue 25cent U.S. face proof fractional, showing a portrait bust of George Washington. It is estimated to sell for $8,000-$12,000. A fourth issue 25-cent U.S. face proof Between the two fractional currency, with a portrait bust proofs and the com- of George Washington is estimated at plete set of Morgan $8,000-$12,000.

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said Hrinyak. “Attendence was up over last year, and we are optimistic to expand our advertising for next year. We will be

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house, scooped the big boys who I know would have loved to secure these items,” said Weiss. “We’ve set multiple records in these categories in the past, with inverts for example, but now, with the $1,000 note, we have what could be the highlight finds of paper currency in decades.” The single-owner postcard collection (to be offered “en bloc” as one unit) contains thousands of cards. It is especially strong with complete sets from renowned British publisher Raphael Tuck. Also in the vast collection are artist-signed cards, expositions and fairs cards, Halloween cards and more. “This is absolutely the finest

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this field,” noted Hrinyak. New to the show this year, Kevin Kruger of Grantville, Pa., and Francis Crespo of Lancaster, Pa., both reported having had good shows. “We’re trying to get the dates for next year, but it will continue to run concurrently with the York Show,” said Hrinyak.

The captions showcase just a few things offered at this small quality country show. For information on the EBHPS, call 717-259-0822 or visit www.ebhpspa.org.

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Lancaster, Pa., dealer Francis Crespo offered this sailor whirligig for $575. It sold it the Margaret Schenck of Ulysses, Kevin Kruger of Grantville, Pa., asked $58 for the Amish or trade on opening night and was Pa., priced her artist palettes at seen at the nearby York Show. $35, $45, $55, $75, top to bottom. Mennonite horse and $95 for the bottle doll.

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SHOWS & MARKETS Cordier Auctions Sells RSL’s Penny Bank Auction To Showcase The Andy And Rare 1860 Photo Album Susan Moore Reference Book Still Bank Collection On Saturday, June 7, RSL known circa-1890 Transvaal chosen to sell his collection of Of China For $410,000 Auction Company will offer Money Box, which was chosen mechanicals, which includes the premier still and mechanical bank collection of Andy and Susan Moore, authors of the classic 1984 reference “The Penny Bank Book.” The auction of nearly 700 lots will take place at RSL’s recently inaugurated gallery in central New Jersey. The sale will also feature the lifetime mechanical bank collections of Bill Robison and Rich The Gate of Pekin after the Garthoeffner. All forms of bidsurrender on Oct. 21, 1860. ding will be available, including live via the Internet. “To still bank collectors, there is no more important book than the one that Andy and Susan Moore wrote. Its publication is what brought still banks to national prominence and got the hobby rolling in a big way,” said RSL partner Ray Haradin. “Collectors are going to be very excited about the prospect of bidding on book examples from this famous, long-held grouping of banks. There are three or four world-class examA view of the pagoda in the ples of banks that haven’t been Summer Palace on Oct. 18, on the market in ages.” 1860. Like so many early bank collectors, Andy Moore (1937-1986) made his living in the financial world. For 11 years, he served as president

This is a view of Pehtang Fort on Aug. 1, 1860.

These are three portraits of Prince Kung, Lt. Gen. Sir Hope Grant, and Lord Elgin, signers of the treaty of 1860 that ended The Second Opium War.

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for the book’s cover. One of the top lots, a prized Circuit Rider bank, depicts a man, perhaps a traveling minister, as the name would suggest, on a horse. It is technically a semi-mechanical bank, Haradin explained, because it has a retainer that holds a coin in place until the horse is rocked forward and the deposit is made. Its presale estimate is $15,000-$25,000. Within the Moore collection are examples of nine of 13 figural “safe” banks manufactured around 1895 by the

Andy and Susan’s signature bank, the Transvaal Money Box, is pictured on the cover of their reference book.

Chicago company Harper. They include Little Red Riding Hood, Santa Claus, a carpenter, and the first version with Old Mother Hubbard on its Rarest of the rare, the Moore selection of façade that Haradin Harper safes is second to none. has ever seen. The finest of of Beverly Bank in Chicago, three known examples of a Ill. He and his wife, Susan, Board of Trade still bank will built their bank collection be offered. Its stock market together over a 17 year period theme depicts a bull and bear and displayed it with pride in fighting over a sack of money. Of the mechanicals comtheir residence. “In 1993, much of the ing directly from the Moore Moore collection was sold, but collection, one of the best is a the family retained the cream,” Bill E. Grin, made by J. & E. Haradin said. “That’s what Stevens around 1910. There are also some rare examples we’ll be selling.” The Moore portion of the of spelter banks, which consale numbers 130 banks, 50 tinue to attract new enthusimechanicals and 80 stills, most asts at each successive RSL of which are actual examples sale. A highlight among the shown in “The Penny Bank spelters is an appealing bear Book.” That includes the finest- with mallet and tin drum. The June 7 sale will mark the second occasion on which RSL has represented Ohio collector Bill Robison at auction. “We had the privilege of selling Mr. Robison’s still bank collection six years ago. Now he has

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some very rare and beautiful banks, as well as some color variations we’ve never seen before,” said RSL partner Leon Weiss. One of those rare variations is a Hen and Chick bank that features a brown hen on a red base. Because Robison tended to buy in small regional auctions as opposed to larger, betterpublicized sales, many of his banks will be “new” to the marketplace and to collectors, even those who are advanced. They’ve sat quietly on Robison’s display shelves for decades, some since the 1970s. “It’s a fresh collection, full of surprises,” Weiss noted. One of those fresh surprises is an exquisite five-hole variation of the Hold the Fort bank. A pedigreed entry from the Robison collection is the Uncle Sam bank that was first runnerup in a competition hosted by the Mechanical Bank Collectors of America in the late 1980s. By means of comparison, the winning bank that year belonged to Steven and Marilyn Steckbeck, leading lights of the hobby long known for their superior collection. Also included in the sale is the last of the Rich Garthoeffner mechanical bank collection. “As everyone in business knows, Rich Garthoeffner is a Americana, folk art and toy dealer from Pennsylvania, and he has never compromised on quality,” said Steven Weiss, the third partner in RSLAuctions. “The banks in his private collection are exceptional by anyone’s standards. An example would be the Stevens Girl Skipping Rope bank that Garthoeffner purchased in the early 1980s at Parke-Bernet in Manhattan. At the time, the price he paid for the bank set an auction record.” Other gems in the Garthoeffner group include a Stevens bank known as Professor Pug Frog’s Great Bicycle Feat, with strong colors and a beautiful patina, and two near-mint buildings, a Magic Bank and a Novelty Bank. Filling out the high-rent neighborhood is a very fine consignment from an architectural bank collector in New

An investment icon, this Board of Trade bank is the best of the three known examples.

An extremely rare and desirable semi-mechanical Circuit Rider is one of the most highly prized banks in the Moore Collection.

York City. “We’ve been selling selections from this consignor over the past two years. This time he has given us 30 outstanding architectural banks, including a superb Boston State House and a very rare painted Chicago Bank that has a flag embossed ‘Chicago’ overhead,” Steven said. RSL’s auction will take place at the company’s new gallery located off I-78 at 295 U.S. Highway 22 East in Whitehouse Station, N.J. All forms of bidding will be available, including Internet live bidding through LiveAuctioneers.com. The auction will begin at 10 a.m. A complimentary buffet lunch will be served at the auction. For additional information, call Ray Haradin at 7412-343-8733, Leon Weiss at 917-991-7352, or Steven Weiss at 212-729-0011 or visit www.rslauctions.com. Images courtesy RSL Auction Co.

An extremely fine example of the bank known as Professor Pug Frog’s Great Bicycle Feat.

06/07/14, PHILADELPHIA, SAT 10 AM-4 PM, Flea Market, Germantown Ave & Queen Ln, Germantown Flea at Grumblethorpe This is an exceptional example 06/20-21/14, OLEY, FRI 11 AM-6 of the classic J. & E. Stevens PM SAT 10 AM-4 PM, Antiques, Girl Skipping Rope bank. 3247 Friedensburg Rd Off Rt 73, Oley Valley Middle School 06/26-28/14, KUTZTOWN, THURS 10 AM-4 PM FRI & SAT 8 AM-4 PM, Antiques & Collectors Extravaganza, 740 Noble St, Renningers Antique Market 06/28/14, CARBONDALE, SAT 10 AM-6 PM, Antiques, 7 Park Place, Historic Memorial Park on Main St. 07/05/14, PHILADELPHIA, SAT 10 AM-4 PM, Flea Market, Germantown Ave & Queen Ln, Germantown Flea at Grumblethorpe 07/12-13/14, HONESDALE, SAT 10 AM-5 PM SUN 11 AM-4 PM, Antiques, 482 Grove St, Wayne The extremely rare short ver- Here is one of the finest Uncle Highlands Middle School Sam banks. sion of the Fortune Wheel.

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Cordier Auctions sold a rare 1860 photo album of China in its Spring Antique & Fine Art Auction in Harrisburg, Pa., on May 17 and 18. The album contained 56 images of China during the Second Opium War taken by Felice Beato. They are considered some of the earliest photographs of the country. It sold for $410,000 (including buyer’s premium). Felice Beato, an Italian/British photographer, was also one of the first war photographers. The 56 albumen prints included 10 multiple part panoramas and each print was titled and dated in English and German. Beato accompanied the British Army into China in 1860. His photographs captured not only strategic military positions and the aftermath of battle but also buildings such as the Summer Palace before its destruction by the British. The album was consigned to Cordier Auctions during one of its open appraisal days held every Wednesday at their auction house. The buyer was Stephan Loewentheil of the 19th Century Rare Book and Photograph Shop, a rare book, manuscript, and photograph dealer with shops in Stevenson, Md., and Brooklyn, N.Y. A full report of the two-day spring catalog sale will be in a future issue. For more information, call 717-731-8662 or visit www.CordierAuction.com. The images are four photos from the album.

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Aetna Insurance Company Reverse Glass Sign Sells For $51,300 At Showtime Auction Services An Aetna Insurance Company (Hartford, Conn.) reverse glass painted sign with mother of pearl inlay, 34 inches square and in excellent like-new condition, sold for $51,300 at a three-day auction event held April 4 to 6 at the Washtenaw Farm Council Grounds in Ann Arbor, Mich. The sale was conducted by Showtime Auction Services, based in Woodhaven, Mich. “That Aetna sign was one of the most impressive reverse glass signs we’ve ever seen, just beautiful,� said Mike Eckles of Showtime Auction Services. The sign tied for top lot of the auction with an El

Here is a 1928 red Ford Model A fire hose and ladder truck, with patriotic banners and ribbons. It sold for $31,200.

Bart Gin tin sign, housed in the original frame and copyrighted in 1905 by Wilson Distilleries (Kaufman & Strauss Company, N.Y.). That sign also sold for $51,300. In all, more than 1,800 lots from two major collections, plus consignments from over 100 other advanced collectors, came up for bid in an auction that grossed more than $1.3 million. Headlining the event were the lifetime collections of Robert and Janet Straub of

Kansas and Neil J. Frick of Michigan. Both collections were very diverse, with items from more than 40 categories. The auction was a bit different than past Showtime sales, in that live, Internet and phone bidding were permitted all three days. “We used to have live-only auctions the first day of each sale, but that won’t be the case any longer,� Eckles said. “From now on, Internet bidding will be available the entire time. Real-time bidding has really taken hold, and we’re obligated to make our consignments open to all forms of bidding,� he said. That said, Eckles was somewhat surprised by the large inp e r s o n turnout, around 200 people each day. “There were more folks at this auction than our fall sale,� he remarked, “And because of how we spread out all the categories, the audience kept changing.� He added Internet bidding was heavy as well; 2,500 people registered online via LiveAuctioneers.com and Invaluable.com. The following are additional highlights from the

auction. All prices quoted include a buyer’s premium that ranged from 14 to 20 percent, depending on how the winning bid was placed. A Hires Root Beer dispenser, the green version, depicting the Hines Boy and 5 cents, sold for $49,200.

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stamped “Mettlach 3098� on the bottom. Also, a full-size, bright red 1928 Model A fire hose and ladder truck, fully restored and complete with patriotic banners and ribbons, charged away for $31,200. A Glencoe Brewing Company (Glencoe, Minn.) Vitrolite corner sign (“Uncle Sam Beer�) in great shape and in the original copper flashed frame sold for $34,200. Another beer sign that did well was a Yosemite Beer reverse glass sign (Enterprise Brewing Co., S.F.). The sign, in excellent condition and measuring 15.25-by-19.5-inches, brought

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$27,600. Also, a De Laval Cream Separator die-cut twosided flange sign, mounted on a wood display stand and showing just a few minor rubs and scratches, changed hands for $6,400. A Skinner’s Satins selfframed oval tin sign (Chas. W. Shonk Lithographers, Chicago), in near-mint condition and with a boldly rendered Native American in full headdress graphic, rose to $24,000; a sheep weathervane made of zinc, in very good original condition, fetched $25,650; and This Model 716 Enterprise floor model coffee grinder (patented 1898) in original paint sold for $9,000.

an October Sweet Apple Cider stoneware crock (“Good to the Core”) commanded $2,700. A Mills one-armed bandit miner-themed slot machine, taking 25 cents per play and possibly attributed to Frank Polk, 76 inches tall and in very good working condition, made $17,100, and a Union Pacific System die-cut porcelain shield sign (“The Overland Route”), professionally restored and in excellent condition, measuring 38.25by-42-inches, breezed to $12,540. This Skinner’s Satins selfframed tin sign with Native American graphic in full headdress sold for $24,000.

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CATALOG AUCTION TUESDAY, JUNE 3, 2014 AT 11 A.M. ONE HILLMAN DRIVE, CHADDS FORD, PA 19317

Selling a large institutional collection of South Asian, South American, and African textiles, pottery, sculpture, and other artifacts along with an estate collection of carved African masks, drums and other ritual objects. Large selection of Asian Thanka, bronze and other Buddhas, fine art and works on paper by Konstantin Alexseyevitch Korovin, Alice Baber, Burton Wasserman, James Coignard, Raphael Soyer, Reginald Marsh, (6) Abraham P. Hankins, Yaacov Agam, Will Barnet, Christopher Burkett, P. (3) Nesegeb After Kazimir Malevich, (3) Gorevich, Edward Evans, A. Harlama, (5) Barbara Kohl-Spiro, R. Folk, (2) Mark Tobey, Robert Keyser, (8) Herman Blum, Dorothy Pere, Boggess, Jack Beal, Tully Filmus, Byoung Ok Min, Fred Bull, (3) Conley, (4) Wittels, other American and Russian School works, many Spanish colonial paintings, mostly unframed, collection of Haitian paintings.

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Large Collection Of 19th Century Spanish Colonial Painted Canvases

Large Collection Of 19th Century Spanish Colonial Painted Canvases P. Nesegeb, Late 20th C., After Kazimir Malevich, O/C, Figures In A Field, Undated, 56”x64”, Unframed

Konstantin Alexseyevitch Korovin, 1861-1939, Russian Federation/Italy/France, O/C, Paris Boulevard at Night, 16”x20” Large Collection 20th Century Haitian Art

P. Nesegeb, Late 20th C., After Kazimir Malevich, O/C, Russian 4 Figures, 1987, 62”x53”, Unframed

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Fooled By Fakes

By Anita Stratos

Drawing The Line On Fake Montblanc Pens

may be too red or almost transparent when held up to light. Once you see what a real Montblanc looks like against bright light, you’ll immediately recognize the difference. Montblanc uses precious metals on most of their pens, such as platinum, 18K gold, or 14K

gold, and many of their fountain pen nibs are also made from precious metals, depending on the model. Their “jewelry editions” also contain real diamonds. The Meisterstuck Solitaire Royal Legrand has over 1,200 diamonds, which you can have evaluated by a jeweler. On the other hand, some fakes, though marked 14K or 18K, are either gold plated over steel or polished steel without plating. If a magnet reacts to the nib, it’s not gold. Also look for areas where the plating may have rubbed or flaked off. The back of an authentic gold nib should be yellow gold, whereas the back of a fake may be crude looking or unfinished. A mark of “iridium” is automatically not a Montblanc nib. The nib of a fake may also feel stiffer when writing and the engraved details may be off, possibly shallow or not as crisp as they should be. The clip ring on an authentic Montblanc pen should be engraved with a serial number. The fake I examined, which was very cheaply done, didn’t have one at all; however, other fakes may. There are two things you can do here: first, make sure the serial number is in the correct font and is level, and second, put the serial number into an online search engine. Many fakes carry identical serial numbers that have been reported in online pen collecting forums. For example, it’s

further. Every part of the pen needs to be checked because there have been cases where portions of an authentic Montblanc pen are used on a counterfeit piece, and viceversa. The key here is that companies such as Montblanc that are renowned for their high

duction styles on certain elements can change, so your pen may have a differentlooking part that may not necessarily indicate a fake. Even if your pen passes one or two of these tests, continue examining the pen

standards and quality don’t overlook even the smallest detail. Comparing any pen in question with a definitively authentic pen of the same model or posting photos in a reputable online forum will help settle any question of authenticity. You can also take your pen to an

authorized Montblanc retailer for authentication. Always insist that any reseller provide you with a written refund guarantee in case the pen proves to be a fake. All photos are of a fake Montblanc and property of the author. At a glance: Signs of a fake/counterfeit: 1. Missing “PIX” mark on newer pens. 2. Grittiness when unscrewing a fountain pen cap. 3. Uneven letters/numbers or incorrect font. 4. Serial number EN1323305 is on multiple fakes. Reference books, websites, and collecting groups are the best ways to keep from being fooled by fakes. Here are a few: “The Montblanc Diary & Collector’s Guide” by Jens Rosler; “Montblanc Collectables: Creations of Passion” by Montblanc; The Fountain Pen Network ( w w w. f o u n t a i n p e n n e t work.com); and Pen Collectors of America ( w w w. p e n c o l l e c t o r s o f america.com).

Large 3 Day Auction Selling for Estates from Lancaster & Hershey Cigar Label Book, Rugs, Toys, Furniture FRIDAY, MAY 30 - 10 A.M.; SATURDAY, MAY 31 - 9 A.M.; MONDAY, JUNE 2 - 12 NOON 1667 CIDER PRESS RD.,

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From Lanc. take Rt. 72N. through Manheim to Cider Press Rd. (approx. 1⁄2 mi. S. of Lanc./Leb. Turnpike exit), turn left onto Cider Press Rd., auction house is approx. 3 miles on left, watch for signs.

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well documented that the serial number EN1323305 appears on a number of fake Montblanc Chopin pens. D o n ’t be fooled into thinking that a supposed Montblanc pen is authentic simply because it’s being sold complete with its box and official papers. Those items are commonly faked as well in order to make the counterfeit pen seem less questionable. There are many buyers who don’t question the authenticity of a high-end pen just because it’s being offered

ROOK GALLERY AUCTION Directions: From RT. 563 exit of RT. 309 (Lawn Ave.) South of Quakertown. Left on RT. 563 (RIDGE RD.) for 3 Mi. From RT. 29 take RT. 563 East. Use TELFORD, 18969 FOR GPS & Internet Maps. Am. Flyer trains incl. 336, 350 Royal Blue, 342AC, 334DC, 360, 963 & other pass. cars, asst. rolling stock and accessories; toys incl. pressed steel & die-cast cars & trucks; Steiff animals; Breweriana; advertising; hand, power, & machinist’s tools; Estate jewelry incl. sterling; Grandfather clock; LP records; pottery & glass; art; electronics; quality modern & antique furniture; vintage clothing & linens; paintings & prints; lumber; box & tray lots; much more.

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10 A.M. - LAWN & GARDEN - Mall Millstone, Lg. CI. Trough, Concrete Jockey, Patio Furn., Garden Tools, Ladders. WAGON LOTS: Lg. Coll. of Books From Local Attorneys Library, Tools, Seasonal Items, Linens, Collectables, etc. 5 P.M. TOY SALE - Lg. Coll. of over 600 toys incl. 100+ New Holland Farm Toys in original boxes, 75+ JD Farm Toys in original boxes incl. Precision Model A Tractor w/290 Cultivator & Other Precision Toys, Ertl Banks, Die-Cast Cars & Trucks incl. Franklin & Danbury Mint; Winross Trucks.

SATURDAY, MAY 31, 2014 9 A.M. - ANT. & COLL.: Rare Cigar Label Book with over 3,000 Labels; Bookplate Fraktur; Angel Fraktur w/Birds & Vines; 20+ Silver Dollars; Good Oil & Gas Adv.; Saddles; Griswold #14 CI Skillet; Stoneware; Decoys; Metal & Woodenwares; Agate; Good Paintings & Prints; China & Glassware; Majolica; Buttons; Enameled Liquor Bottles; Hubley Fireside Cat; Clocks, German Bible; Tintype Photos; Blue Staff.; China; Dog Doorstops; Accordion; Hubley Trucks & Tractors; Cap Guns; Blue Dep. Glass; China Sets; Fiesta; RS Prussia China; Art Pottery incl. Roseville & Gonder; Wallace Nutting Prints; Stoneware; Brass & Copperwares; Duck Decoys.

MONDAY, JUNE 2, 2014 12 NOON - LG. FURN. SALE, (8) 3 Sect’l Stacking Bookcases, 5 Sect’l Stacking Bookcase, Sewing Stand, Early Blanket Chest, Cherry BR Suite, Parlor Stands, Bedding, Curio Cabinets; Tall Case Clock; Oak Dinette Set; Good Pencil Poster Bed; Country Stepback Cupboard; Vict. Chairs, Marble Top Washstand. 1 P.M. SELECTION OF 12 PLUS ORIENTAL & WOOL RUGS (room size and throw rugs). John M. Hess Auction Service AY000253L 717-664-5238 or 877-599-8894 www.hess-auction.com Auctioneers: John M. Hess AU003484L Phil Nissley AU002874L Judah Bauman AU005846

PUBLIC LIVING ESTATE AUCTION Saturday, June 7th, 2014 at 10:00 A.M. 246 Apple Grove School Rd., Wyoming, DE 19934 Glassware, Antique Furniture, Comic Books, Fishing Equipment, Hand and Power Tools, Longaberger® - Baskets, Pottery and Iron, Duck Unlimited - Steins, Decoys and Pictures, Lots of Decoys, Hunting/Outdoors. More Coming in ... Too much to list!

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in a box with warrantee papers. You’ll notice that the word “may” is used a lot in reference to signs of fake Montblanc pens. That’s because for every general guideline, there have been exceptions found in the marketplace. In addition, pro-

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does not appear on vintage pieces, but it should be on newer (circa 1990 and forward) pens. Some counterfeiters are beginning to add this, so while it’s something that should be considered, don’t base your decision entirely on its presence. Some vintage pens also do not carry the “Germany” mark, so it’s best to use a reliable reference source to determine which models were marked and when the mark first appeared. In any case, no Montblanc will have the rust you see on the back of the clip in the photo. It’s also important to know the color combinations on pens that are offered in colors other than black. Some counterfeiters actually produce fantasy colors, that is, colors that Montblanc never used on that particular model pen or may not have used at all. Yo u ’ l l need to t a k e fountain pens apart completely, but while doing so, notice if there’s a gritty feel when unscrewing the cap. Authentic Montblancs unscrew smoothly, while a fake may not. Once you’ve taken the piece apart, hold the body up to a strong light source. The “precious resin” of a real Montblanc black pen will have a somewhat translucent, deep red glow. While some fakes won’t have any translucency at all, others

Please Keep Check on Our Website for Additional Pictures and Information We will add more as we unpack! Furniture - Many drop leaf tables all shapes and sizes, Very large blanket Chest, Dry Sink, Bowfront curio cabinets, several china cabinets, Secretary desk, Child’s school desk, Vintage Church Pew, Two-tier piecrust table, Swinging cradle, Lots of cane chairs, Children’s chairs, Rugs, Tiffany-type hanging lamp, Rocking Horses. Collectibles - Very large vintage dough box, 6’x18” Hamms Beer sign, Large Lighted Federated Car sign, Kinsley Farms Milk Can, Milk Can w/ Creamer, Crocks including 8 gal. and 12 gal., Wooden sleds, Keg Barrels, Remote Control Stewart Little car, Shirley Temple collectible cup set, Cal Ripkin collectible plate set, Occupied Japan pieces, Comic books, Early 1990 Hess trucks, Old wood cutting boards, Brassware including spittoons, Walt Disney Cookie Container, Mickey phone, Aunt Jemima banks, Collectible tins, Oil lamps, Diecast cars. Glassware - Complete set of Haviland Limoges china - Trellis with original paperwork, Noritake China set, Fenton, Westmoreland, Iris Carnival glass, green-yellow-pink Depression glass, Hobnail, complete set of milk glass pitcher and glasses, Pitcher and Bowl sets, Italian wine glasses, Cut glass serving bowls, Crystal serving pieces, Variety of stemware, Tea serving sets. Duck Decoys & Related - Capt. Jess Urie, Andrew Assimaos, Joe Schetal Jr., JL Cable, Mark Stewart, Bob Jobes, Thomas Harmon, Harry Jobes, Steve Merritt, Bryant, Eva Marsh, Buckwalter, 50 year duck stamp commemorative picture, Sharon Anderson “Anticipation” 39/350, National Audubon and DU Steins, Lots of hunting/outdoor prints, Many carved ducks and decoys. Good Food and Refreshments Will Be Served By the Amish Ladies TERMS: PAYMENT IN FULL THE DAY OF THE SALE WITH CASH, CHECK OR MAJOR CREDIT CARD. 3% PROCESSING FEE ADDED TO CREDIT CARD PURCHASES. Auctioneer’s Notes: Remember, There Green Gavel Auction, LLC. is NO BUYER’S PREMIUM applied to Ben Twilley, Auctioneer your bid price, or Sales Tax. (302) 734-2432 Announcements made the day of www.GreenGavelAuction.com auction supersede all advertisement.

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“Why on earth would anyone treat an expensive Montblanc pen so roughly?” That was my immediate reaction when I found a beaten up black ballpoint pen with the distinguishing Montblanc white star on the tip in an auction tray lot. And then it struck me Could this be a fake? Are high-end pens the targets of fraudsters? Of course they are, big time. A closer check of the pen’s clip revealed the imprint “Taiwan” on the side, an obvious giveaway. Montblanc pens are made in G e r m a n y. This faker d i d n ’t even try hard to fool buyers! I had to bid on the lot just to further study this fake piece, which the auctioneer claimed was authentic and said he mistakenly put in a tray lot. To be fair, his expertise lies in a completely different area, he probably saw the star and assumed it was real. The point is that you need to rely on your own knowledge to confirm claims of authenticity by any seller, even the most well-intentioned make mistakes. Whether it’s an older collectible pen or a newer model, Montblanc pens command high prices, so fraud is no surprise. And Montblancs aren’t the only luxury pens being replicated: Rolex, Bvlgari, Korloff and others are also being copied. A cursory online search revealed many websites offering replica luxury pens at a fraction of the price. Collectors say that while some replicas and counterfeits are poorly done, others are frighteningly similar to originals and very difficult to detect. Montblanc makes ballpoints, rollerballs, and fountain pens. For now, we’ll focus on fountain pens, the most frequently faked pieces. Start with a little superficial detective work: for newer models, check under the clip for the letters “PIX” and “Made in Germany.” The “PIX” mark

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DINKY TOY AUCTION AND

MODERN ERA TRAIN AUCTION 10 A.M.

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FOR THE ESTATE OF ROBERT OWENS, GETTYSBURG, PA. (All other toys belonging to Mr. Owens such as Smithmiller & Pressed Steel Toys to be sold June 21st!) Tremendous collection of DINKY TOY VEHICLES. Over 500 lots of Vintage Dinky: American prototype autos, military, U. K. Larry’s, Wagons, Trucks & Vans. Be amazed by complete listing at www.maurerail.com Fantastic, original DINKY shelves, showcases & displays!

TOY TRAIN AUCTION in the Pavilion. Modern Era Trains. O gage locos, freights & passenger Trains. Special Sets. MPC, LLC, LTL Era Lionel. *Next Train Auctions: June 14th & 21st* PREVIEW FRI., JUNE 6TH FROM 7 P.M.-9 P.M. AND FROM 8 A.M.-10 A.M. DAY OF AUCTION. All items as is, where is. 12% Buyer’s Premium

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Set of Rose Carved Needlepoint Chairs - Walnut Case Mantel Clock - Walnut Sectional Bookcase - Place Setting for 10 of STANGL Dishes with extras in COUNTRY GARDEN Pattern - Round Oak Extension Table w/Matching Chairs - Stained Glass Two Door Wall Cabinet - Stemware - Empire Drop Leaf Side Table Umbrella Stand - Oak Rolltop Desk and Chair - CABLE MFG. Co. Upright Piano 1931 w/Bench - Several Watercolor Paintings by Chester County Artist DENISE CHENEY - Oil on Canvas Landscape signed ANTONINI - Peter Sculthorpe Prints and More - Knife Making Supplies, Steel Blanks, Hardwoods, Antlers for Handles - Jewelry Making Tools and supplies, pliers, jeweler’s saws, ring sizers, Mandrel Rawhide Mallet, Letter, Number, and Sterling Stamps - Miniature TAP and DIE Set - Burnishers - Anvil and Vise - Dremel Tools - Metal Stock - Minerals - Geode Slices - Mat Cutter - Trumpet and Ukulele - Classic LP Records - Paper Christmas Buildings - Doll Cradle - Vintage Dolls Crocheted Table Linens - DAMASK Table Covers - GOD SAVE THE QUEEN Banner Chinese Men’s Dress Coat - Vintage Fur Coat, Lingerie & Dresses - Singer “FEATHERWEIGHT” Sewing Machine - BAILEY Cowboy Hat - FARIBO Blankets - Costume Jewelry - Sterling Rings - Bracelets - Beaded Purse - Sterling Mesh Purse - Compacts Pocketknife Collection - Handmade Decorative Knives - ATLANTA Stoveworks #60 Coal Stove - Wrought Iron Glass Top Table - BROWN JORDAN Glass Top Umbrella Table and Chairs, Lounge Chairs - Wood Adirondack Chairs - FIRE PIT - 16” Dia. Concrete Planter Large Rectangular Planter w/Figures - Concrete Gargoyle - Armillary Sphere - Victorian Benches - Oak Commode - STAR THREADS Spool Cabinet - High Back Caned Chairs Portable Showcases - Multiple Drawer Cabinets of Hardware - C. PARKER Vise - JET 6” Jointer - Craftsman Band Saw - Craftsman 10” Table Saw - New Complete Pre-Hung 6’x7’ Exterior Wood French Doors (6) SECURITRON Door Hardware - Maglocks, Door Pulls, Electronic Locks - Passage Sets - Various Lengths of Cedar Siding - Hedge Trimmer - Elec. Chain Saw - Wheelbarrow - Pistol Range Back - Small Tractor Tires Approx. 1⁄2 cord seasoned firewood - Garden Tools - OMEGA B-600 Enlarger - Beer Making Supplies NordicTrac Vertex 670. SOLD AT 11:30 A.M.: 1). John Deere GX335 20 H.P., 54 in. Mower Deck, 42” Snow Thrower and Weights 2). DR All-Terrain Walk-Behind Mower w/30” Snow Thrower Attach., 17 H.P. Kawasaki Eng., used little. Come Prepared to Remove Your Purchases! VISIT KENREEDAUCTION.COM FOR PICTURES! PREVIEW: 1 Hour prior to sale time TERMS: CASH, VISA/MC, CHECK w/PHOTO ID, No Out-of-State Checks. 13% Buyer’s Premium with 3% Discount For Cash Or Check! Announcements made day of sale take precedence over previous advertisements. SALE CONDUCTED BY:

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SPECIAL NOTE: 1876 Winchester 45/60 Rifle with 30” Octagon Barrel & Original 1961 Fantastic Four Issue #1 (Estate Find). FIREARMS: Mauser P-38 SVW French Pistol, Wm. Lawrence Shotgun, Ruger American .22 Mag. Rifle, Mosin Nagant 7.62x54R Rifle, Carl Gustave Mod. 1908 6.5 Cal. Rifle, 1853 Enfield w/Snider Conversion, Remington Fieldmaster Mod. 572 Pump Shotgun, SKS M59/66 7.62x39 Rifle, Fabrica de Armas FR-8 7.62x51 Rifle, JC Higgins 16 Ga. Shotgun, Marlin 81 DL .22 Cal. Rifle, Bell More Gun Co. 12 Ga. Dbl. Barrel Shotgun, Leinad Model DD 2 Shot Derringer, (2) Mod. RG26 25 Cal. Pistols, Intratec CAT9 9mm Pistol, 1860’s Black Powder Pistol, Cobra C32BR 32 Cal. Derringer, Phoenix Arms HP22 22 Cal. Pistol, Stevens Mod. 940A 12 Ga. Shotgun, Marlin Mod. 100G .22 Cal. Rifle, Remington .22 Cal. Mod. 514 Rifle, Newport Mod. WN .410 Shotgun, Iver Johnson Champion 16 Ga. Shotgun. WWII German Mauser Stock. Ammo, Magazines, Clips, Holsters, Grips, Reloading. COINS & CURRENCY: Monster Box (500 ct.) Silver Eagles from West Point Mint; Peace & Morgan Dollars; Walking Liberty & Franklin Halves; Seated Liberty & Barber Quarters; Seated Liberty & Mercury Dimes; Liberty (incl. 1883) & Buffalo Nickels; 1865 3 Cent Pc.; Flying Eagle, Indian & Wheat Pennies; Mint & Proof Sets; Silver Certs.; Canadian Silver Halves, Quarters & Dimes. FURNITURE: 8’x8’ Antique Back Bar, Oak: Rolltop & Kneehole Desks, Vanity, Dressers, Washstands; Marble Top Dining Table w/4 Chairs, Curio Cabinets, Eastlake Dresser, Mahogany Game Table & Secretary Desk, Broyhill Dining Set, Gun Cabinets, Cedar Chests, Rockers, Dinette Sets, Uph Chairs & Sofas, Patio Sets. JEWELRY: 14k & 10k Rings, 14k Bracelets, Sterling: Rings, Necklaces, Bracelets, Etc. Wrist and Pocket Watches, Charm Bracelets, Demi Sets, Tray & Estate Lots, Full Jewelry Boxes, Huge Amount of Costume, Jewelry Armoires and Much More! MILITARY: Crouse-Hinds Searchlight, Pins & Medals incl. German Iron Cross, Helmets, Cap. TOYS: 4 Pc. Structo Army Truck Set, Marx “US Marine Mobile Unit” w/Box, Lionel Trains, Weaver Train Sets incl. Ashland, PA & Minersville, PA Fire Co., Daisy BB Guns, Matchbox, Slotcar Sets & Vehicles, Corgi, Buddy L, Tootsie, Redline Hot Wheels, Lead Figures, Cast-Iron Toys, Marx Freight Terminal, Remco Shark Racing Car in Box, KISS Dolls, Clay Marbles, Vint. Board Games. He-Man & Star Wars Toys, NES & Atari Games. DOLLS: Vint. Barbie w/1960’s Cases & Clothes: Barbie, Ken, Tressy, & Midge; Tiny Thumbelina w/Case, Tutti, Girl Scout, Madame Alexander Cinderella & Poor Cinderella. GLASS: Waterford Biscuit Jar, Pink & Green Depression, Mixing Bowls incl. Pyrex & Fire King Tulip, Refer Dishes, Carnival, Ruby. CHINA & POTTERY: Sets: Meakin, Lenox, Noritake, Haviland & Ahrenfeldt Limoges, Wakefield, Chatham, Pfaltzgraff Naturewood; Roseville, Hull, McCoy, Autumn Leaf; Royal Doulton Sandra & Soiree Figurines, Capo-di-Monte, Fiesta, Cookie Jars, Yellowware Bowls. PAPER: Comics incl. 1961 Fantastic Four 1, 55; Amazing Spider-Man 48 & 49; Daredevil 17; Tales to Astonish 93; 1836 Mauch Chunk Newspapers, Spanish American War Posters, 1926 PA History Set, Postcards, Photos. VINTAGE: Coca-Cola Floor Cooler, Wooden Large format Camera w/Tripod, Victor Combination Floor Safe, Sterling: Napkin Rings, Salt & Peppers, Salt Cellars & Toothpick Holders; Mine Detonators, RR Lanterns, Telegraph Collection, Cast-Iron/Enameled Kitchen Stove, Esso Sign & Drum, Planters Jars, Gingerbread Ingraham Clock, Green Enameled Shade Lamps, Whiting & Davis Purses. Knives w/Sheaths: Camillus Co., Western W49 & KJ Mora, Sweden; Floor & Table Radios, Singer Treadles, Ah-Ooga Horn, ‘55 Lincoln Trunk Ornament, Local Bottles, Vint. Canning Jars, Cuckoo Clocks, CI Pans & Kettles, 45s, Paperweights. COLLECTIBLES: Disney Watches incl. Davy Crockett, Lighters, Beer Adv. Incl. Trays. Neon Signs. Openers, Trays, Tap Handles, etc.; Belt Buckles, Adv. Banks, Collectible Knives, Snowbabies, Anna Lee, Boyds Bears, Longaberger®. MUSICAL: Complete Drum Set, Acoustic & Electric Guitars, Banjo, Saxophone, Clarinet, Violin. SPORTS: Cal Ripken Signed Bat, Moses Malone Signed 76ers Shoes, 1947 Dodgers Clubhouse Signed Ball, 50’s & 60’s Baseball Cards, Pete Maravich Rookie Card, Card Box Lots. OTHER ITEMS: Prints & Painting incl. Oriental Wall Art, Rods, Reels, Lures, Full Tackle Boxes; Recurve & Compound Bows, Commercial Trash Cans, Leather Working Tools, Holiday Blow Molds, Power Tools.

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Special Preview: Friday, June 6th from 5 P.M. to 7 P.M. We’ve got 260+ lots in our Coin, Currency & Postage auction, being sold for several local estates. Many high grade Morgan Dollars, 1932 D&S Washington quarters, plus (7) gold coins including 1907-D $20, 1925 St. Gaudens, 1926 $10 MS62, 1891 $10, 1903 $5, 1925 $5 Indian head and 1849 $1 gold piece. Also: Half, large and Indian head cents, 1893 Isabella quarter, confederate currency, a collection of stamps, and much more! This is our last Sports Card & Memorabilia auction until October 4, 2014. Nearly 400 lots are cataloged and many of the lots are “loaded” with merchandise! Auction includes: Bobbleheads, Hartlands, selection of S.G.C. authenticated autographs, Penn State football helmet auto’d by the 1999 team, N. Ryan rookie card, 1956 “T” Mickey Mantle #135, (65 diff.) 1950 Callahan H.O.F. baseball cards, vintage baseball scorecards and more from the 1940s Wilkes-Barre Scranton team, auto’d baseballs and photos, auto’d hockey pucks, graded 1911 T206 baseball cards, (2) Ltd. Ed. Notre Dame framed prints (Legacy of Gold - old and new era), auto’d photo plaques of Heisman Trophy winners, Brett Favre authenticated auto’d photos, 1928 & 1929 Reach & Spalding trophy cups for Nazareth Industrial baseball league winners (Kraemer Hosiery Co.), selection of 1980s U.S.F.L. and World Football League collectibles including Memphis Showboats framed poster signed by head coach Pepper Rogers, plus so much more!

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Blue Hen Auction Co.

2-DAY SPRING ANTIQUE AUCTION

1886 Colt Lightning Slide Action Rifle

Fine 1860 Gallager Percussion Carbine

Exceptional 1876 Silver Inlaid Presentation Bowie Knife - Broomhead & Thomas

FRIDAY, JUNE 6, 2014 STARTING AT 5:00 P.M. &

SATURDAY, JUNE 7, 2014 Whitney Navy Model Percussion Revolver - Civil War

STARTING AT 10:00 A.M. To be Held at the Leipsic

318 Main Street,

Fire Co. Social Hall

LEIPSIC, DELAWARE

19901

Set of 10 Delaware Silver Dinner Forks 19th C. Thomas Megear

Featuring the Collection of Richard C. Short of Georgetown, Del., the Estates of Brice & Haroldine Tyler of Princess Anne, Md. and Other Eastern Shore Estates and Collections.

FRIDAY SESSION - STARTING AT 5:00 P.M.

Cataloged Auction Starting at 5 P.M. Tables Stacked Full of Fine Antiques, Collectables & Estate Items Including - Lots of Old Blue Decorated Stoneware, Glassware, China & Porcelains, Early Export China, Lots of Woodenware, Graniteware, Yellowware, Redware, Lots of Old Advertising Signs, Many Old Bottles, Old Decoys, Delaware Native American Stone Points, Collection of Postcards & Victorian Trade Cards, Stacks of Delaware Paper Ephemera, Early Tin, Baskets, Lots of Original Artwork, Lithographs & Paintings, Early Iron, Old Marbles, Old Fountain Pens, Bisque Figures, Pocket Knives, Early Cased Photographs, Railroad Items, Collection of Old Cowbells, Old Tools, Nice Anvil, Small Dovetailed Chests, Fine Collection of Vintage Fishing Items including Many Old Bamboo Rods, Boxes Full of Old Fishing Reels, Old Fishing Lures & Plugs some with Original Boxes, Large Group of Edison Cylinder Record Players for Parts, Lots of Military Items, Helmets, Medals, etc., Early Wood Shaft Golf Clubs, Old Toys & Trains, Collection of Paperweights, Doorstops, Biscuit Boxes, Collection of Covered Milk Glass Dishes, Comic Books, Antique Furniture, Lots of Miniature Chests, Musical Instruments, Old Iron Tractor Seat & Lots More - Collection of Coins and Paper Currency - Including Carson City Coins, Silver Dollars, Trade Dollar, 1877 Indian Head Cent, 1883 Hawaii Dollar, U.S. Coins Scarce Dates, U.S. Silver Coins to be Sold in Lots, Lots of Old U.S. Currency, Large Notes, Fractional Currency, Confederate Currency, Lots of Old Stamps, Early Covers and More.

19th C. Zinner & Sohn Mechanical Pull Toy

SATURDAY SESSION - STARTING AT 10 A.M.

19th C. Oil Painting On Canvas

Fine 19th C. Oil Painting On Canvas

Watercolor Painting - Tall Ships Of Lewes By Delaware Artist Jack Lewis

Fine Cherry Hepplewhite Chest

Period, Country & Victorian Furniture - 18th C. Chippendale Slant Front Desks, Fine 18th C. Chippendale Chest of Drawers only 34” wide, Walnut Chippendale Pembroke Table, 2 over 3 Chippendale Chests, Fine Early Cherry Hepplewhite Chest, Nice Federal Chest from New York, Pennsylvania Walnut Chippendale Tall Case Clock, Fine Federal 2 Drawer Stand, Early Hepplewhite Card Table, Early Windsor Side Chair, Small Pine Cupboard with Pinwheel Decoration, Many Blanket Chests, Many Nightstands, 19th C. Pie Safe with Punched Tins, Walnut Cradle, Benches, Bucket Bench, Pair of Federal Armchairs with Rush Seats, Walnut Victorian Marble Top Console Table, other Victorian Marble Top Tables, Walnut Victorian Drop Front Desk, Nice Old Wire Plant Stand, Old Trunks, Ladder Back Chairs, Child’s Furniture, Miniature Chests of Drawers, Oriental Rugs and Lots More. Fine Americana - Many Pieces of Blue Decorated Stoneware Including Cowden & Wilcox Man in the Moon Jug, Levi & Glosking Whiskey Jug, Wm. Hare Crocks, Small John Bell Crock, John Bell Yellowware Mold, Large Ovoid Crocks, Small R. Remmey Crock, North Carolina Jug, Bellarmine Jug, etc., Lots of Early Chinese Export Porcelain, Lots of Rose Medallion including Fine Set of Reticulated Plates, Early Export Chargers, Canton, Imari, Redware, Spongeware, Antique Quilts & Coverlets, Early Andirons, 2 Federal Fire Fender, Early Staffordshire, Inlaid Checkerboard, Many Nice Pantry Boxes, Early Tea Caddies, Document Boxes, Sewing Boxes, Folk Art Painted Sewing Caddy, 18th C. Chippendale Mirror, Other Period Mirrors, Early 19th C. Wall Barometers, Early Hog Scraper Candlestick with Wedding Ring, other Early 1768 Document - Delaware Candlesticks, Lots of Early Iron, Brass & Copper, 18th C. Goosewing Axe, Iron Leg Shackles, Candle Molds, Firkins, Patriot Caesar Rodney Butter Churns, 19th C. Chestnut Grove Whiskey Bottle, Nice Group of Antique Tin Toys, Very Fine Mechanical Pull Toy with Clown and Bisque Head Child Playing Musical Instruments by Zinner & Sohn, Automaton Walking Bear Toy, Barber Bottles, Personalized Shaving Mugs, Presentation Lantern Dated 1896, Nice Painted Tin Folk Art Wall Hanging with Birds, Tiffany Studios Bronze Pen Rest, Tiffany Studios Abalone Magnifying Glass, Victorian Opalescent Glass, Swirl Glass Rolling Pin, 3 pc. Victorian Clock Set, Nice Collection of Majolica, Victorian Roller Organ, 1958 Gibson LG-O Acoustic Guitar, Figural Brass Humidor, Large Old Wooden Storefront Sign from Vanes Drugstore of Dover, 1868 Delaware Atlas by Beers, Fine Lap Desk from Mary Reybold of Delaware City Dated 1865, Important 1768 Document Written & Signed by Delaware Patriot Caesar Rodney, 1776 Printed Account of Revolutionary War Prisoner William Barry Held on H.M.S. Roebuck on Delaware Bay, August 1776 British Printing of Declaration of Independence, Nice Bronze Sculpture of Delaware Patriot Caesar Rodney on Horseback, 1805 Map of State of Delaware, Rare Old Photograph of Fruit Exchange in Felton, Delaware & More. Fine Collection of Early Guns, Military Items & Bowie Knives - Very Fine 1886 Colt Lightning Slide Action Rifle, Fine Civil War Gallager Breech Load Percussion Carbine, Model 1873 U.S. Springfield Trapdoor Rifle, Model 1884 U.S. Springfield Trapdoor Rifle, Unusual 19th C. Breech Load Rifle with Carved Stock, Early Side Hammer Percussion Rifle, 19th C. Percussion Double Barrel Shotgun, Very Fine Civil War Whitney Navy Model Percussion Revolver, Nice Starr Arms Co. Double Action 1858 Army Percussion Revolver, 1859 Sharps Pepperbox Pistol, Smith & Wesson Model No. 1 Second Issue Revolver, Early 19th C. French Percussion Pistol, Double Action Single Shot Over Hammer Percussion Pistol, Single Shot Percussion Pistols, other Early Guns, 2 Model 1860 Cavalry Sabers by Emerson & Silver of Trenton, 18th C. N.J., CDV Photo of Negro Civil War Soldier, CDV Photo of Firemen from Pennsylvania, CDV Photo of Ann Chippendale Chest E. Leak Born with No Arms, Early Powder Horns, Small Cannon, Very Fine Wells Fargo Strong Box, Fine 34 In. Wide Case Native American Pottery Vase, Nice U.S. Navy Spanish American War Uniform, Naval Officer’s Dress Sword, 19th C. Mechanical Fleam, Old French Kepi, Wonderful Collection of Sheffield Bowie Knives including Exceptional 1876 Silver Inlaid Presentation Knife by Broomhead & Thomas, Bowie Knife with Silver Mounts & Eagle Pommel, Stag Handle Bowie Knives, Lots of other Old Knives. Collection of Decoys and Carved Birds - Including Very Fine 1940’s Ward Brothers Canvasback Duck Decoy, Fine Decoy by Doug Jester, 1933 Decoy by Miles Hancock, Many Old Working Decoys of All Types including Nice Root Head Decoy Found in Salisbury, Md., Wonderful Group of Carved Geese by Brice Tyler of Princess Anne, Md. including Life Size Snow Goose, Life Size Canadian Geese, Fine Mallard Duck Carvings by William Veasey & Paul Nock. Very Fine Antique Carved Fish Decoy, Old Brass Boat Props, Large Brass Port Hole, Very Fine Antique Wooden Ship Model, Old Wooden Ship’s Wheel. Original Artwork - Very Fine 1913 Oil Painting/Illustration by Stanley Massey Arthurs (American 18771950), Fine Watercolor Painting of Tall Ships at Lewes by Delaware Artist Jack Lewis (1912-2012), Watercolor Painting of Marsh near Air Base in Dover by Jack Lewis, Rare 1964 Gauche Portrait of Woman 19th C. Rose Medallion Reticulated Plates by Jack Lewis, Oil Painting of Marsh near Silver Lake in Dover by Delaware Artist K.M. Hammond, Fine 19th C. Oil Painting of Horse in Stable with Dogs, 19th C. Oil Painting of Ladies Seated in Grove of Trees, Massive Early Watercolor of Fruit Basket, Folk Art Painting of Bird by David Y. Ellinger (Pennsylvania 1913-2003), Sterling Full Folio Bird Prints by Gould & Richter, Fine Framed Bookplate Entitled “Crown of Flowers” Signed by Silver both Artist Andrew Wyeth & Model Helga Testorf, Nice Pair of 19th C. Micro Mosaics of Roman Buildings, Soup Early Miniature Portrait on Ivory & More. Tureen Sterling Silver and Early Silver - Very Fine Massive Sterling Silver Soup Tureen, Exceptional 4 pc. Set of 18th C. English Sterling Silver Candlesticks, Sterling Silver Water Pitcher by Georg Jensen, 3 pc. Sterling Silver Tea Set, 2 Sets of Sterling Silver Goblets, Lots of Sterling Silver Hollowware & Flatware to be Sold in Group Lots, Collection of Sterling Silver Souvenir Spoons, Repousse Sterling, Rare 10 pc. Set of 19th C. Delaware Silver Dinner Forks by Thomas Megear, Small Early Delaware Silver Ladle by Isaac Woodcock, Early Delaware Silver Spoons by General James Wolf, Early Delaware Silver Salt Spoon by Henry Pepper, Lots of 19th C. American Coin Silver Spoons, Fine Weighted Sterling Silver Candelabras & More. Fine Estate Jewelry - Over 40 Fine 14k and 18k Gold Ladies & Men’s Rings with Various Settings of Diamonds and Precious Gemstones, Very Fine Diamond & Sapphire Bracelet, Victorian Filigree Jewelry, Fine Pair of 14k Earrings with Sapphires, 14k Bracelets, Brooch Pins, Gold Stickpins, Necklaces, Lots of Gold Wristwatches, Fine 19th C. Key Wind Pocket Watch with Ship Engraved Face by T.F. Cooper of London, other Old Pocket Watches, Large Groups of Vintage Costume Jewelry, Sterling Jewelry & Gold Scrap Jewelry, Vintage Ladies’ Fur Coats, Vintage Purses & Lots More. Be Sure to Visit our Website for Descriptions, Photos, Directions & Free Downloadable Catalog

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Early 19th C. Nightstand 1940’s Ward Brothers Decoy

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Wells Fargo Strong Box

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Cowden & Wilcox Jug Man in the Moon

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A Set Of Six Diminutive Chinese Porcelain Famille Rose Panels Sells For $57,600 At Nadeau’s Auction Gallery the top lot of the auction. It was the firm’s annual American and Asian Auction, held in Nadeau’s gallery at 25 Meadow Road in Windsor, Conn. The set of panels, boasting floral and figural decorations and measuring 14.5-by-4.75inches, carried a modest pre-sale estimate of $500$800. Finishing many times that is a testament to the robust health of the Chinese antiques market. To further illustrate the point, if the set were substantially larger, as some are, it might have commanded up to $100,000 or more. “The American antiques, European antiques, estate jewelry A Russian icon with gilt silver over a wood panel and a crown and original artworks all did set with colored stones sold for well in this auction,” said Ed Nadeau of Nadeau’s Auction $15,600.

The set of six 19th-century Chinese porcelain screen panels sold for $57,600.

Gallery, “but this was absolutely pound-for-pound the strongest sale for Asian antiques we’ve held to date.

It helped, of course, that we had all fresh estate merchandise, but I can’t stress enough how wildly popular Chinese antiques are.” A 19th-century Chinese famille rose framed porcelain plaque on a stand with finely painted depictions of Fusing, Wu-sing and Shou-laso brought $36,000 against a pre-sale estimate of $1,000$2,000, and a pair of 19th- or 20th-century Chinese framed reverse paintings on mirrors showing a young man and a female servant sold for $14,400, though only expectThis framed map of the world ed to bring $400-$800. by John Speed, dated 1651, A 19th- or 20th-century The oil-on-canvas painting by Jules J. Veyrassat (French 1828with California as an island, sold for $6,300.

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1893), titled “Working Hayers,” realized $22,800.

ON-SITE ESTATE AUCTION Real Estate & Personal Property

SATURDAY, MAY 31 AT 10 A.M.; REAL ESTATE AT NOON 4215 Ridgeview Road, HARRISBURG, PA 17112 REAL ESTATE AT 12:00 NOON: 3 Bedroom, 2.5 Bath, Brick Split-Level Home with Detached 2-Car Garage on 0.66 acres in Lower Paxton Township, Dauphin County. TERMS: $10,000 down. Settle in 45 days. See website or call for complete terms & bidder requirements. SHOWINGS BY APPOINTMENT. Call 717-731-8662. PERSONAL PROPERTY AT 10 A.M.: BOAT (11 A.M.): 1984 Glass Stream 15’ Sport-A-Bout with Johnson 35 HP Motor and Trailer. FURNITURE (12:30 P.M.): Antique & Modern. PA House Dining Set; 2 Maple Bedroom Sets including Kling; Twin Beds; Wingback Chairs; Sofas; Drop Front Desk; Coffee and End Tables; Drexel Table and Chairs; Needlepoint Chairs and Stool; Vintage Sideboard; Bull’s-Eye Mirror with Eagle; Metal and Glass Dinette Set; Floor and Table Lamps; Rugs: Room Size. COLLECTIBLES: Quilts; Royal Winton; Longaberger®; Williamsburg Pewter; Miniature Oil Lamps; Cast-Iron Skillets; Mystery Clock; Lincoln Logs; Stella Guitar; Games; Toys; Matchbox Cars; Ironstone; Mink Coats; Sewing; Majolica; Flow Blue; Atari with Games; Butter Churn; Zorro Thermos; Christmas incl. Hallmark Ornaments and Byers Carolers; Hall; Castor Set; Artwork; Photographs; Fraktur; Royal Doulton Mug; Oil Lamps Incl. Small GWTW. STERLING SILVER: Flatware & Weighted Hollowware. HOUSEHOLD: Silver plate incl. Tea Set; Sony 40” Flat Screen Bravia TV; Fur Coat; Chinon Movie Projector; Kromex Ice Buckets; Revere Cookware; Kenmore Washer and Whirlpool Dryer; Aviva Boom Box; Dinner Services: Johnson Bros. “Harvest”; Mexican Pottery; Empress; Oreck Vac.; Ping Pong Table; Hechinger; Dehumidifier; Frigidaire Fridge Freezer. LAWN AND GARDEN AND TOOLS: Craftsman 20” Cut Push Mower; Hechinger G 38” Cut Riding Mower; Chaise Lounges; Patio Sets; Troy-Bilt Mower; Planters; Char-Broil Gas Grill; Wheelbarrow; Trimmers; Blowers; Tools; Shop Vac. BOX LOTS: 10 A.M.!!! Selling for the Estate of Clifton H. Franks Visit www.CordierAuction.com for photos & more details. 10% Buyer’s Premium on Personal Property only. Terms: Cash, PA check. Out-of state checks w/prior approval. All major credit cards accepted. Food concession.

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Nadeau’s Auction Gallery saved the best for last on March 29 when lot #607, the final item to come up for bid, a set of six diminutive Chinese 19th-century porcelain famille rose panels, soared to $57,600, making it

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IN THE SHOWROOM AT 10:30 A.M. ESTATE COIN AUCTION: 300 LOTS include: US Gold coins, Silver Dollars, Early cents, type coins, tokens. All coins from one Local Estate. US Gold: Eagle, three Half Eagles, Three Quarter Eagles. Large cents from 1794 up. Early coppers, half cents, Indians, Lincoln sets. Dimes from 1827 up. 1834 Quarter. Halves from 1854 up. Twenty cent pieces, commemorative halves, proof sets. Over five dozen silver dollars from 1800 to 1928 Peace. Tokens, medals, foreign coins. Illinois Central pocket watch, 17J, 25 year case.

IN THE GALLERY 10 A.M. COUNTRY PRIMITIVES: “SAW DENTIST” wood sign: Saws re-toothed … Collins. Carved swans signed Porterfield, among others. Blue spongeware pottery milk pans and batter bowls. Early PA Redware crocks, pots, preserve jars, single-handle jars. Two Early PA redware fluted flowerpots with saucers and glazed decoration. Stoneware ink and mineral water bottles. Powder horns & turkey foot match safe. Punched tin foot warmer. Lard tub. Ice cream scoop, early hand-wrought fireplace tools. Tin cookie cutters: Horses, birds, lady. Landers coffee grinder. Chocolate molds. Porcelain face scale. ADVERTISING: Fantastic Hiram Sibley & Co. Choice Vegetable Seeds crate/travelling salesman’s display with colorful litho label and original seed packets. Two large 5¢ Cuban Cigar counter tins. Tiger Tobacco tins. Cigar trays and signs. W&S cough drop counter jar. Banner Lye adv. Checkerboard, framed. 1906 Goodyear Rubbers and 1917 Ice Cream calendars. Jim Cracks popcorn. Paper adv., ephemera & postcards. 1852 GA Chronicle page having ads for sale of slaves and posted rewards for runaways. 1905 “Frosty Fields” print. ORIGINAL ARTWORK: 1939 watercolor of rocky seacoast signed Howard H. Darnell. Signed and unsigned watercolors, pastels, etc. by local artists. Pair 5x6 Wallace Nutting pictures featuring Birch Trees. 1841 Sampler (10x18) done by Sarah Ulerich, Carlisle, PA in her 10th year. Hooked, braided and Oriental throw rugs. Collection of more than one dozen Punched Paper Sentiments. Beautiful and Inspirational turn-of-the century mottos, greetings and sentiments colorfully stitched onto punched paper; appropriately framed in original, antique frames. Collection of highly decorated antique toy sewing machines. MORAVIAN TILES: Collection of Mercer Tile Works Pottery tiles. Fifteen 4x4 tiles, two large Brocades, nine smaller Brocade tiles, featuring images of Early American Life and husbandry. ANTIQUE AND EUROPEAN: Glassware and Pottery: Gaudy Dutch Oyster & Warbonnet pitchers. 1890’s German salt glazed pottery flagon and large ewers. Rare 1840 Giraffe transferware platter, etc. Poillon Pottery vase c.1904. Antique pressed pattern glass. Bristol and enameled glass vases & pitchers. Mary Gregory pieces. Queensware Wedgwood Dinner Set. Copeland Blue Willow set. Dozen large Royal Doulton Toby mugs. 36 B&G plates. Ironstone. B&O RR china. Etched glass yellow Depression luncheon set, serves 8. Red Wing set. Sunkist juicer. Milk glass. Fostoria bitters bottles. Black cat polish & foot powder tins. Pabst World’s Fair bottle. Davy Crockett clock. Herchedes mantel clock. Waltham regulator clock. Stereoptic viewer & cards. Dobbs hatboxes. Antique costume jewelry. Collection of Boyertown & Bechtelsville Lodge Badges, very ornate & in excellent condition. Souvenirs & BJHS pennants. FURNITURE: Victorian jelly cupboard. Rope turned, lyre base fern stand w/triangular drawer. Oak library table. Slant front desk. Music cabinet. Empire dining room suite w/claw foot table. HeywoodWakefield folding chairs. Half truckload of Decorator Furniture removed from a Main Line Estate. Selection of Decorative Prints and accessories. All items as is, where is. PREVIEW: Tues., June 3rd from 4 P.M.-6 P.M. and from 8 A.M. day of auction. 10% buyer’s premium. Cash or known approved check. (AY001999).

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pair of Chinese square hardwood taborets (low seats or stools without backs or arms) with carved apron and legs in an archaic style of flowers and animals went for $31,200, while a three-piece lot comprising a pair of Chinese square rosewood taborets and a tall square rosewood stand changed hands for $25,200. A large 18th-century

A 19th-century Chinese famille rose framed porcelain plaque, measuring 12-by-15-inches, sold for $36,000.

Chinese blue and white conical vase (Jiaqing/Daoguang), 30 inches tall, with stylized dragon handles and central stylized chrysanthemum medallions and clouds garnered $9,000, and a Chinese scroll painting with birds and a landscape, measuring 35by-26-inches, sold for $6,600. It was expected to hit just $200-$400 (mainly because of a tear). Chinese Export lots were just as impressive. A Chinese Export famille verte porcelain baluster jar, drilled and mounted for use as a table lamp, made in the 19th century and standing 26.5 inches tall topped out at $20,400, while a pair of Chinese Export porcelain triple gourd-form vases, made circa 19th or 20th century, 24 inches tall, hit $12,000. Around 125 people attended the auction in person, while hundreds of others bid online, through Invaluable.com (formerly Artfact.com). Many phone and absentee bids were also recorded. By the time the final gavel had fallen, $875,000 in sales had been tabulated (including the buyer’s premium). The total number of lots, when factoring in estate jewelry

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After a lifetime of clock repair, Bill Hunter is retiring. We wish him well and are pleased to present an assemblage of his clocks, tools and clock parts. Highlights include Seth Thomas and Ansonia Regulator clocks, a quantity of Gingerbread clocks, German cuckoo clocks, clock cases, parts and tools, a variety of vises, Sherline model 4000 jeweler’s lathe, Gast model 1HAB-26-M100X air compressor, Quantrex Ultrasonic cleaner, an antique jeweler’s/clockmaker’s bench and many more tools of the trade. Also featuring a variety of guns and a large quantity of gun reloading equipment to include a Mossberg & Sons model 320K 22s-l-lr rifle, 1863 US Springfield trapdoor rifle with bayonet and a Steven Savage Arms model 820B 12 gauge pump action shotgun. AUCTIONEER’S NOTE: Too much to list. Quality additions arriving till sale time! JOIN OUR E-MAILING LIST FOR LAST MINUTE UPDATES ON OUR UPCOMING AUCTIONS For information on absentee and phone bidding please call our Gallery at 610.358.9515 or e-mail: info@wilsonsauction.net Terms: Cash, PA Check, Visa, MasterCard, Discover, Debit. First time buyers: Check payments accepted only if accompanied by bank letter of credit. 15% Buyer’s Premium.

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Antiques & Auction News — May 30, 2014 - - 17 www.antiquesandauctionnews.net items, was around 650. world, with California depictThe following are addi- ed as an island sold for tional highlights from the $6,300. An oil-on-canvas diverse sale. All prices quot- work by the French artist ed include a 17 percent Jules Jaques Veyrassat (1828buyer’s premium for winning 1893), titled “Working in-house bidders and a 20 Hayers,” measuring 35-bypercent premium for online 49-inches, sold for $22,800. bidders. In the furniture category, a A group of antiquities that Regency gilt bronze mounted included small vessels, tomb kingwood commode from the figures and a partial of a early 19th century, 32.5-bystone face achieved $31,200. 51.75-inches wide, sold for It was estimated at $300- $5,400, and a walnut $500. A framed map by Chippendale side chair made renowned cartographer John in Pennsylvania circa 1760, Speed, dated 1651 and show- brought $4,800. ing a hand-colored engraving For more information, visit This Regency gilt bronze mounted kingwood commode, crafted twin-hemisphere map of the www.NadeausAuction.com. in the early 19th century, sold for $5,400.

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FROM THE ESTATE OF RUTH C. MILLER FROM COLLINSVILLE, PA & FROM A FARM IN MACUNGLE, PA GUNS: 1845 Allens Black Powder 6 Barrel Pepper Box - (2) US Springfield 1863 Civil War Muskets One Stamped On Barrel & Lock - BP Inline Muzzleloader 50 Cal w/Scope - Flint 50 Cal Deer Hunter - Flint Oct. Barrel Muzzleloader - 3 Pellet Guns - DB Cork Gun - Jap. Rifle - Remington Model 33 Rifle - Savage Model 342 22 Hornet Rifle - Ithaca Model 37 16 G Shotgun - Ithaca DB 12 G Shotgun - Mossburg 390K 16 G Shotgun - Smith & Wesson Model 5906 9mm Pistol - Colt Official Police 38 Cal. Revolver - Mossburg 500AB 12 G Shotgun - JC Higgins Model 58322 20 G Shotgun Remington 511X 22 Cal. Rifle - Marlin 980 22 WMR Cal. Rifle Harrington & Richards Model 176 10G Shotgun - GR Army Model 1917 Rifle - Ammo 22 - 9mm - 22 Hornet - & Shotgun ShellsCROCKS: Williams & Reppert Greensboro, PA With Eagle - 2 James Hamilton & Co. Eagle Pottery Greensboro, PA w/Full Eagle & Med. #3 w/Grapes & Leaves - Jas. Hamilton Sm. Blue Decorated - Brinker Bros. Blue Decorated - New Brighton - 20 Gal. Crock + 10 Other Crocks & Jugs - 4 Powder Flasks - Flat Pocket Powder Horn Case & K Bar Knives - Old Timer Knife - Pewter Top Beer Steins 1 w/Lithophane - Mahogany Claw Foot Desk w/Bookcase Top - Ron Beach Framed Print #252 Loyal Sock Autumn - Depression High Dresser - Gun Cabinet - Oak Sheet Music Cabinet-5 Dime Books - 8 Penny Books - Silver Quarters & Halves - Indian Pennies - Buffalo Nickels - 2004 Ultimate Silver Eagle Collection - DISHES: Roseville, Candlewick, Opalescent, Vaseline, German - Copper Wash Boiler & Board - 7 Wooden Ice Cream Freezers - 7-UP & Polaris Sign - Brass Ship Lamp - Picture & Bowl Set - Early Telephone w/Oak Ringer Box - 74th Infantry US Stamp Metal - Tin Gun Powder Can - Wooden Decoy Duck - Milk & Other Bottles Brass Early Sprinkling Can - 2 Biscuit Tins - Tray Lots Of Sm. Collectibles - Framed Prints & Mirrors - Gun Books - Shooting Prints - Bibles - 666 Train Set In Box - Traps - Slide Top Box Windsor Style Rocker - Plant Stands - Drop Front Lady’s Desk Baskets - Oak Washstand - Hump & Flat Back Trunks - Highchair Lamp w/Eagle - 2 Pc. Early Corner Cupboard w/Glass Door - 1 Drawer Sheridan Style Nightstand - Cherry Drop Leaf Table - Twig Stand - Copper Bucket - Sadirons 1 Unusual One - Early Wooden Barber Chair w/Swan Arms - Wooden Butter Bowl - Washboard Early Silverware - Store Scales - Rugs - Doilies - Tablecloths Linens - Wade England Items - Hand Crank 4 Qt. Butter Churn - 2 Clocks - Coplay Tigers 1924 Framed Picture - National Biscuit Tin Tops - Weck’s Early Store Razor Case - Ingersoll Early Watches Cases - Oak Store Case - Lg. Art Glass Base w/Gold Lutz - Fire Extinguisher Lamp - Cow & School Bells - Fishing Nets - Wright & McGill Fishing Rod - Bamboo Pole On Display. TERMS: Cash Or PA Check w/Proper ID. No Out-Of-State Checks Unless Established w/Auctioneers. 10% Buyer’s Premium. LUNCH BY HUMDINGER Call Alan For Details At (570) 419-1340 AUCTIONEERS AND APPRAISERS ALAN FRY ---- KYLE FRY AU-001615L AAO-1941-3 400 VILLAGE ROAD, PENNSDALE, PA 17756 - (570) 419-1340 “It Pays To Use Our Auction Service”

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BATH, NORTHAMPTON CO., PA 18014 Selection of Antique & Stylized Furniture to include: Blanket chest, pr./Chipp. leather wingback chairs, Windsor settee, corner cupboard w/arched door, Q.A. oval table & chair set, mahog. bureau, sm. chest/dwrs. w/fox hunting design, Chipp. secretary desk w/japanned dec., Chipp. breakfront in black lacquer w/japanned dec.; Country dry sink hutch, draftman’s desk; wicker patio set by Ralph Lauren-like new, wicker love seat by Henry Link, pr./modern spindle back swivel bar stools by Zimmerman; Karastan Kirman room size carpet & other carpets; Also: LG 60” Smart IV flat screen TV w/GL300W Sound Bar; MUCH MORE. Full Selection of Accessories & Collectibles to include: Blue dec. stoneware pitcher - 11” T (hairline in handle) VanBriggle art pottery horse, pr./fancy cut glass prism hung lamps, fancy Heisey glass punch bowl & cups - clear to red (w/orig. paper label), Asian Collectibles; rare & unusual drum by Fibes-Martin Organization - Nazareth, PA; MORE. Quality Selection of Jewelry to incl.: Platinum brooch w/33 diamonds, 18k horseshoe diamond brooch, 14k round pendant w/diamonds & pearls, 14k ruby/aquamarine floral brooch/pendant, 14k freeform nugget brooch, 14k platinum lady’s watch, numerous 18k & 14k rings (w/stones), bracelets, necklaces, earrings; Sterling silver necklaces, rings & earrings. 2007 Chevrolet Trailblazer LS SUV: Approx. 60,207 mi., 4.2 litre gas eng., auto. trans., a/c, full power, AM/FM w/CD (selling for an Estate). Terms: 13% Buyer’s Premium * CC Accptd. * 3% Discount w/Cash or Apprd. Check * Full Auction * Multiple Auctioneer’s Selling * Details/Photos at auctionzip.com or websites *

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Part Two Of The Rieger Collection Sale Will Be Held Thursday, May 29 Porcelain And Art Glass To Headline Event Fresh off the first of a planned five-part series of auctions to liquidate the lifetime collection of mostly porcelain and fine art glass gathered by the late Dr. Ernest Rieger and his wife, Karin, Woody Auction will now turn its attention to the second sale, to be held Thursday, May 29, at the Double Tree (Airport Hilton) in Wichita, Kan. The Double Tree is located at 2098 Airport Road, and the sale will start at 1 p.m. (CST) and feature 432 lots. Part One was a huge success, as 400 lots came up for bid in an auction that grossed $1.3 million and that only represented a fraction of the Riegers’ collection overall. The couple’s period antique furniture items will be sold at the third sale on Friday and Saturday, Aug. 1 and 2, and the fourth sale (date to be determined).

offered in the state of Kansas,” Woody said. “All items will be sold to the highest bidder, without reserve.” Thomas Webb & Sons was founded in England in 1842. It was known for the high quality of its cameo glass. Examples in the sale will include a finely carved cameo art glass vase, signed “G. Woodall 1887”; a cameo art glass vase also signed by G. Woodall, showing a young woman and a bird; and a 21inch gem cameo vase signed by Tiffany & Co. and Thomas Webb. Emile Galle (1846-1904) was a founder of the French Art Nouveau movement and a master glass designer. Galle pieces in the auction will feature an 18-inch signed French cameo art glass vase, dark green, with a forest and insect décor and a Victor Hugo quote around the base, and a signed French cameo appliqué and marquetry twohandled bowl having a clear and amber background. The name Tiffany will be c h a n t e d throughout the day, especially Favrile, the metallic iridescent art glass produced by the firm. Examples will include a bulbous 4-inch signed red paperweight The auction is packed with many Tiffany art vase; an 11.5inch signed art glass pieces, especially Favrile vases. glass pedestal vase with green body and Egyptian design around the neck and foot; and a 7-inch signed art glass wide shoulder vase with blue translucent body. Daum et Cie was the French glassworks firm established in 1875. Nancy is the town in France where it set up shop, producing wonderful cameo and art glass pieces. Much of the English cameo in the sale was Daum Nancy in purchased by the Riegers while on trips to the sale will feaEurope. ture a 14-inch signed French “Part Two will be equal to cameo art glass boudoir lamp Part One in terms of quality with winter and blackbirds of merchandise,” said Jason scenic décor and a 9.75-inch Woody of Woody Auction, signed French cameo art glass based in Douglass, Kan. “We vase with a great fall season literally pulled items for Part décor. One from the left side of the Other Daum Nancy Riegers’ many display cabi- pieces will include a 10-inch nets, and the items for Part figural bronze lamp base with Two will come from the right a figural young girl in a dress side of the cabinets. Part holding a lantern, artist Three will feature what still signed “Leo Laporteremains in the cabinets, plus Glaizsy”; a 6-inch signed the cabinets themselves.” four-color French cameo art The Riegers were discern- glass pedestal vase having a ing, serious collectors, seek- carved vintage décor with ing out only the finest names spider web background; and in porcelain and glass, such an 11-inch French cameo art as Tiffany, Galle, Meissen, glass blown-mold vase with a Webb, Daum Nancy, KPM blue and black dark forest and others. “This is by far the décor. finest antique collection Mount Washington, the we’ve ever offered, and it art glass factory founded in might be the finest ever (Continued on page 19)

MOVIE POSTERS Highest Prices Paid Lobby Cards, 1-Sheets, Window Cards, Glass Slides Displays, Dwight Cleveland, POB 10922 Chicago, IL 60610 773-525-9152, Fax 773-525-2969, posterboss@aol.com

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OCEAN LINER MEMORABILIA china, glassware, silver, paper, souvenirs, posters or models. Cunard, French Line, White Star Line, Italian Line, etc. 607-625-3947 OLDER FIREWORKS OR Packs Wanted by Collector, 573-474-5030 or 573-881-0090.

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.

COMIC BOOKS WANTED! Collector looking for books up to 1977. Please contact me, Rich @ 570-822-5448 or e-mail: vintagebatman@msn.com

ALL HUMMELS WANTED: Still paying the best prices. Call John Rokicki 610-213-2361.

TIFFANY DESK PIECES, lamps, glass. Bill Holland 610-470-5925 or Renningers Sunday Antique Market, Booth A-53, Adamstown, PA 8am-1pm. email bill@hollandarts.com TOP DOLLARS PAID for Carbide Cap Lamps, oil wick/ lard lamps, blasting cap tins, scatter tags, carbide lamp parts and small mining artifacts needed in my collection. Larry Click 703-241-3748, www.clickstersminingartifacts.com

GUITARS, VIOLINS, MANDOLINS, banjos, early brass & woodwinds. We buy, sell, & appraise. In business since 1974. Vintage Instruments, Philadelphia, vintagefo@aol.com 215-545-1100. HAMMOND ORGANS WANTED. Leslie speakers & console pianos. Pottstown, PA 610-495-5234 or wjhaggerty@hotmail.com Also Orlando, FL Area.

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

MUSIC BOXES WANTED Buying and Selling Cylinder & Disc Music Boxes, Bird Cages, Bird Boxes, Phonographs, Automatas. Specializing in all Antique Resortation Services for over 60 years. Ask for Gerald Wright. Rita Ford Music Boxes, 1253 Springfield Ave. #304, New Providence, NJ 07974, 908-377-3225, 212-535-6717. www.ritafordmusicboxes.com MUSIC BOXES WANTED, highest prices paid. Gems to junkers- we buy, sell, repair. Chet Ramsay Antiques, 2460 Strasburg Road, Coatesville, PA 19320. 610-384-0514 SHEET MUSIC WANTED, any era. Sandy Marrone, 113 Oakwood Drive, Cinnaminson, NJ 08077, 856-829-6104 E-mail smusandy@aol.com

1950’S BREYERS ICE CREAM Menu Sign, 10 Ice Cream Flavors, call 215-464-7622. ALWAYS BUYING PHOTOGRAPHS, Archives, Albums, Snap-shots, Collections. Call Jim 800-872-9990. ANTIQUE/ OLD GUNS WANTED- Collector buys old muzzleloaders, pistols, shot guns, Kentucky rifles, knives, swords, hunting licenses, photos, animal traps, hand forged & bear traps, old ammo, antiques, military helmets. 1 piece or collections. House calls made. PO Box 83, New Tripoli, PA 18066 blackbear3@enter.net 610-298-3180. AUTOMOBILE OWNERS MANUALS Wanted most years and models. Also sales brochures, service manuals, etc. TMC Publications, 6308 Deer Park Rd., Reisterstown, MD 21136. 410-526-4495. www.tmcpubl.com AUTOMOBILES WANTED. LOOKING to buy old foreign cars, especially British. Will purchase in any condition, also buying parts. Call Ed, 856-816-7321.

WANTED OLD RADIOS, Tubes, Hi-Fi Equip., Amplifiers, Speakers, Ham Radios, Tube Testers & related items. Large and small collections. Call Rich 484-948-8044, Pottstown, PA.

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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. TIRED OF EBAY? Sell your Sports Cards and Memorabilia to a Collector. Ken Domonkos 848-448-4709, kdomo22951@aol.com WANTED BASEBALL/ BOXING Cards & Memorabilia. Tobacco packs opened/ unopened, pre-war, before 1970. Valuable collections only. No appraisals 610-9990131, bobthecardkauffman@verizon.net

HERSCHEDE GRANDFATHER CLOCK, model 230. Made in USA. Good cond, $4,500 obo. 570-842-9315

CHILDREN’S SEASHORE HOUSE, Atlantic City. Postcards, photos, paper anything related, PRE-1950s. Send on approval with price John Cuddy, 2768 Willits Rd., Philadelphia. PA 19136 or call 215-5529855 email jcuddymailpouch@aol.com INDIAN RELICS B.C. $1 for color catalog. Indian, PO Box 246, Independence, KY 41051 TELEPHONES: 1892-1982, over 85 different & associated. Free Cataloge. Wish to sell entire business. Call 608-582-4124 www.phonecoinc.com phonecoinc@aol.com

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OLD AFGHAN BOKHARA ORIENTAL RUGS, (Ersari & Tekke) 8’x10’ +/preferred (and loss okay) call David 610-647-7877 WANTED OLD NEEDLEPOINT Loveseats & Sofas any style, design or color, immediate cash paid, call Eric 347-261-3416 email therugconsultant@hotmail.com

1800-1970 SELL YOUR ANTIQUE TOYS, TRAINS, SPACE TOYS & ROBOTS FOR THE HIGHEST PRICE! No one will pay you higher for Tin Toy Collections! ragtimetoys@comcast.net 856-547-5521 ANTIQUE TOYS & TOY SOLDIERS WANTED of every description. 1800’s-1950’s. Write for free 3 page illustrated want list. Bruch, P.O. Box 121, Mountaintop, Pa 18707. Call toll-free 800-549-8697 bkinglar@aol.com

MATCHBOX CARS WANTED If you're interested in selling your collection, call, fax or write, ask for- Larry, 830 Fulton Ave., Lansdale, PA 19446. 215-855-1962 or fax 215-368-9684. OLD TOY TRAINS Wanted single or whole collections. Also Sports items. Top Prices Paid! Call 267-243-2379. OLD TOY TRAINS, collector will pay generously for well-kept (1900-1970) Lionel, Flyer, Marklin and Ives, trains & accessories. Dr. Bob 215-348-0944

RECORDS & COMICS! Over 30,000. Silver & Golden Age. Huge Sale 20-40% discount. Located at The German Trading Post on RT 272 Denver, Pa. Open Daily. Soul, Doowop, Rock, Picture Sleeves, Elvis, Beatles, rare records, 45’s, LPs. RECORDS IN FREDERICK, MD 33 vinyl LPs, 45s, 78s, Classical, Jazz, Rock, older Pop, Shows, International, etc. Old Glory Antiques L-9, 301-662-9173. Cannon Hill Place (also CDs) 301-6959304. We buy by appt. 301-694-5179.

R ATKINSON FOX print collection, 35 garden & landscape, all very nice & framed. Email jkbednar@ptd.net for list of prints, sizes and prices, or sell as lot. Mike 570675-8832.

ANTIQUE GOLF CLUBS (23), wood shaft, 732-570-5312 Gary.

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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. COMIC BOOK COLLECTIONS. Contact me for FREE Appraisals if you wish to sell your comics or just determine their current value. I’ll provide you honest recommendations based on three decades experience and will assure you receive the fairest and highest prices whether it’s 1 book or a 1,000. Call Ed 215-351-5392 or email edkriwonos@comcast.net FULPER POTTERY made in Flemington, NJ & OLD TOYS made anywhere. 1hr. from NYC & Philadelphia. I will travel, call Robert Jay 908-735-4008. KEYSTONE TELEPHONE COMPANY of Philadelphia Wanted. Telephones and related items, signs, telephone books. Call Andy, 732-986-2637 or we10atc@aol.com

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Three-Day Ahlers & Ogletree Auction Will Be Packed With Tiffany, Fine Art, Asian Objects, Antique Clocks, And More More than 1,000 lots of fresh estate merchandise, to include many pieces by Tiffany, Gallé, Duffner & Kimberly, plus Asian objects and artifacts, period furniture, estate jewelry, antique clocks, fine art, Persian rugs, mirrors and more, will be sold at a sale planned for Friday, Saturday and Sunday, June 6 to 8, by Ahlers & Ogletree in the firm’s gallery located at 715 Miami Circle (Suite 210) in Atlanta, Ga. “I’ve held great auctions before but this one’s going to be exceptional, maybe our best sale ever,” said Robert Ahlers of Ahlers & Ogletree. “Headlining this event will be some really great estate items from a consignor on West Paces Ferry Road in

Atlanta near the Governor’s Mansion, plus hand-selected items from other prominent estates and collections. Everything is top quality.” The renowned 19th century French artisan Émile Gallé (1846-1904) was a master glass designer and a major force in the French Art Nouveau movement. Lots bearing the Gallé name will include a cameo art glass table vase made circa 1900, a cameo art glass lamp with butterfly and floral motif, a

fine signed marquetry inlaid carved and burl walnut cabinet also crafted circa 1900, and a pair of signed Gallé floral inlaid and decorated side tables. Lamps and lighting will feature a Tiffany gilt bronze abalone and nautilus shell lamp, A Tiffany bronze turtleback table lamp, a pair of Duffner & Kimberly gilt bronze and leaded art glass table lamps (both circa 1910), and a Pairpoint puffy gilt bronze table lamp. Another lot from the Tiffany Studios is an eight-piece enameled and gilt bronze desk set crafted circa 1928. Original artworks will include an oil-on-canvas figural rendering by the French painter Paul Émile (1869This Tiffany Studios eight-piece enameled Chabas titled and gilt bronze desk set, was crafted circa 1937) “Jeune Femme 1928. Parmi Les Plants Aquatiques,” an equestrian oil painting by the British artist Edward Neale (1869-1898), and a large 19th-century oilon-canvas Ecclesiastic depiction of the Presentation of Baby Jesus in the Temple by an Italian painter. Two other noteworthy artworks are a watercolor-onpaper rendering by Red Grooms (b. 1937), titled “Corsica” and depicting five figures on a boat in the Mediterranean Sea, framed A signed Gallé marquetry Here is one of two Duffner & inlaid carved and burl walnut Kimberly gilt bronze and lead- and dated (“7/24/94”), and an cabinet, crafted circa 1900, will ed art glass table lamps (both oil painting by the Russianborn French artist Oscar circa 1910). be sold.

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and a 6-by-11.25-inch marked Wedgwood Fairyland luster pedestal punch bowl with poplar trees exterior and mermaid interior.

Massachusetts in the 19th century, will also be represented in the auction. Pieces will include a 22.5-inch Royal Flemish kerosene lamp with figural cherub metal base and camel scene decoration; a 12.5inch decorated “Monkey” vase with rare monkey and ape décor; and an 8.5-inch glossy Burmese lyre stem candlestick holder. Fans of French cameo art glass will be impressed by a pair of vases, both signed “Muller Freres Luneville” (one 14 inch, white and yel- The Riegers extensively collected Burmese low with dark pieces. brown winter scene showing wild boars and the other 13 inches, with an Asianstyle scenic “windows” décor featuring cranes, lake scenes and geishas). Also sold will be a magnificent 25.5-by20-inch KPM porcelain plaque, artist signed (“Pfeiffer”), and showing a detailed scene titled “The Sacrifice of J e p h t h a h ’ s French cameo glass pieces, like these Daughter.” Two lots expected shown, will be sold without reserve. to spark a fierce bidding war are a 37.5-inch Internet bidding will be signed Moser two-part facilitated by pedestal vase having a yellow L i v e A u c t i o n e e r s . c o m . opaque background with Absentee bids will also be extensive multi-color leaf and accepted (but no phone). applied acorn décor (the For more information, call finest piece of Moser ever 316-747-2694 or visit offered by Woody Auction) www.WoodyAuction.com.

Rabin (b. 1928), titled papier-mâché mother of pearl “Champagne in Fall inlaid sewing table. Fine estate jewelry items Landscape” (1987), showing a bottle of Champagne on a will feature a dazzling 5.53carat oval brilliant cut diapicnic blanket. Antique clocks will fea- mond and platinum ring with a pavé diamond ture a Federal accented band, a eagle inlaid and lion’s head stylized f i g u r e d 18kt yellow gold mahogany tall choker necklace, a case clock heart-shaped light attributed to blue sapphire and M a t t h e w diamond necklace, Egerton, and a and a fine David lovely gilt Webb Stargazer bronze and marlily brooch with ble mantel diamond accents. c l o c k . Additional lots Wonderful mirwill include a rors will include hand-woven ania pair of mal motif silk Regency gilt throw rug; an ivory wood and and ebonized wood ebonized conlamp desk; a vex girandole signed Carlos wall mirrors and Bugatti (It., 1856a Federal gilt 1940) parchment wood and and inlaid ebonized églomisé (paintwood chair (circa ing on glass 1880-1900); a pair clock face) wall of Neoclassical mirror made in style satinwood New York circa and rosewood jar1815. dinières; a large The Period Chinese carved furniture catestone sculpture of a gory will be standing Quanyin highlighted by a figure; and a black circa-1775 lacquered stand George III satinwith chinoiserie wood marquetry demilune (half The Federal eagle inlaid decoration and gilt round) console and figured mahogany feet, elaborately and table, a pair of tall case clock is attrib- patterned to Matthew styled and with Regency gilt- uted Egerton. Chinese influence. accented upholStart times willl be 6 p.m. stered benches, a fine Queen Anne carved and figured on Friday and 11 a.m. on mahogany wood bonnet-top Saturday and Sunday. Internet high chest of drawers made bidding will be facilitated by and circa 1740, and a mid-to-late LiveAuctioneers.com 19th century Victorian Invaluable.com. Bidders who

This is a Tiffany Studios bronze turtleback table lamp.

A signed Calos Bugatti (18561940) parchment and inlaid ebonized wood chair (circa 1880-1900) will be sold.

wish to participate online are encouraged to register with their platform of choice up to 24 hours prior to the auction. Phone and absentee bids will be accepted up to 24 hours prior to sale. For more information, readers may visit www.AandOauctions.com.

AUCTION CALENDAR (Continued from page 9)

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Hans Wegner Style PAAVO TYNELL

Seventies Modern Lighting

Dunbar Chairs

Auction Sales

MODERN DESIGN AUCTION TUESDAY, JUNE 3, 10 A.M. 2500 Market Street (Rt. 452 at I-95), ASTON, PA

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Danish Birdcage Chair

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10 A.M. Furniture: Always selling 4+ hours of uncataloged modern design. Including Bedroom furniture, Industrial, Sets of chairs, late additions, Lighting, Artwork, Chrome, Blond and Danish furniture, Projects, Parts, Fabrics and Mirrors. Some of the best “Finds” are in the uncatalogued section. Uncatalogued overview pictures and videos will be posted online.

Lots Of Lucite

Platner

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