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Unique “Thunderbird” Jewelry From The Santo Domingo Pueblo To Be On View At The Art Museums Of Colonial Williamsburg erhaps the most underappreciated form of artistinspired Native American jewelry and a true traditional form of folk art, thunderbird jewelry, as the makers referred to it (due to the predominant motif found on necklace pendants) was created by Native Americans at the Santo Domingo Pueblo in New Mexico during the Depression years. On Saturday, June 27, these distinctive, handmade necklaces, earrings, bolo ties, hair clips and more will be the subject of an exhibition to open at the Abby Aldrich Rockefeller Folk Art Museum, one of the art museums of Colonial Williamsburg. “Thunderbirds: Jewelry of the Santo Domingo Pueblo” will feature more than 100 pieces as well as early period photography and tools and materials used by Santo Domingo artists. J. Roderick Moore, codirector of the Blue Ridge Institute at Ferrum College in Ferrum, Va., and Sally Moore are the guest curators of the exhibition. “When mentioning American folk art, images of weathervanes, quilts, and charming portraits of children might first come to mind, but there is much more to consider,” said Jan Gilliam, manager, exhibit planning and associate curator of toys for the Colonial Williamsburg Foundation. “This exhibition stretches those traditional boundaries and explores a type of art and a group of people not previously represented at the museum. It is exciting to be able to present this story of a small group of people who adapted their traditions to accommodate their changing circumstances. The colors, forms and materials of the jewelry are as appealing today as they were when the objects were made. But beyond the beauty of the pieces are the fascinating personal histories of the makers. It is folk art well worth exploring,” said Gilliam. The people of the Santo Domingo Pueblo have the longest Native American jewelry making tradition; they still make their jewelry using the traditional methods and many of the same materials that were used by their ancestors. This group of

100 years, and it continues to be an important income source for many in the region today. Considered to be a cottage

A Santo Domingo Pueblo dance shell, maker unknown, from Santo Domingo, N.M., second quarter of the 20th century and made of spiny oyster shell, salvaged plastic, turquoise chips, shell, and jet.

approximately 2,500 people, known to be the most conservative and from the largest of the Pueblos (two square miles located between Santa Fe and Albuquerque, N.M., in the Rio Grande River Valley), has made jewelry as an economic mainstay for more than

industry, the work traditiona l l y involved the entire family in the process from creation to sales. As early as the late 19th century, the Santo Domingo people made jewelry directed toward tourists seeking “Indian” souvenirs. They already had a long history of making jewelry for the Native American markets. They are best known for making handmade “heishi” necklaces of shell or turquoise that A Santo Domingo Pueblo were popular earring (one of a pair), with other maker unknown, from tribes; “jaclas” Santo Domingo, N.M., earrings made second quarter of the with short 20th century and made or of automobile battery loops t u r q u o i s e casing, salvaged plastic, and and turquoise heishi chips. often decorated with coral beads; mosaicdecorated “tab” necklaces with teardropshaped t a b s overlaid w i t h mosaic decoration of jet and turquoise on a background most commonly made of bone; and the corn dance shells used in their feast day dances and by other pueblos, which were large, reddish, spiny oyster shells on which the mosaic decoration was applied. “Heishi” actually means shell, which was the first material used in these traditional necklaces, but

the term now is used to describe any strands of finely made beads, which are extremely labor-intensive to make. These necklaces may be made from turquoise or other stones as well as shell and coral. Dating back to before 1200 AD, these jewelry-making techniques are still being used today by some of the modern Santo Domingo jewelers who have remained true to their traditions. According to Moore, “The importance of this jewelry is that during the Great Depression, the Santo Domingo people found a way to survive economically by creating a new style of affordable jewelry that appealed to a declining tourist market. Based on their traditional methods of jewelry making, they

(since there was no electricity on the pueblo until the 1960s), and each family had their own patterns for the thunderbird forms. Of the numerous pieces to be on view in “Thunderbirds,” most were made between the 1930s and ’50s. Each family had its own patterns for the bird forms, and the birds were typically shaped with wings up, down, straight out or with square shoulders. Also included will be examples that were made as late as the 1960s and are stylistically different from the earlier works, as well as pieces that date earlier, possibly as early as 1800. These include examples of the traditional “tab” necklaces. They are identified by teardropshaped or tapered rectangular tabs that

A Santo Domingo Pueblo necklace, maker unknown, from Santo Domingo, N.M., second quarter of the 20th century and made of automobile battery casing, salvaged plastic, turquoise chips, and gypsum.

actually created a new tradition by using their creativity and available materials.” During the Depression years, the Santo Domingo Pueblo people found a unique opportunity to create and market an affordable and appealing form of jewelry for the shrinking tourist market. They were able to produce the jewelry at home involving many family members and using simple tools and materials. Black plastic, readily available from used car batteries or 78 rpm record albums, was flat and uniformly thick, relatively easy to shape and work (especially when heated) and became a popular substitute for jet or bone backings. The jewelry was made by hand using traditional methods and simple tools

w e r e graduated in size, with the central tab being the largest, and were made with natural materials (usually turquoise, jet and, occasionally, shells) mounted on a bone backing. Several of the pieces included in the exhibition are especially rare because of either exceptional workmanship, the thunderbird’s body shape or unusual colors used in the design. Although thunderbird jewelry is not widely recognized in the larger story of Indian jewelry, it is no less significant a form of folk art. For anyone who appreciates fine artisanship and ingenuity, “Thunderbirds: Jewelry of the Santo Domingo Pueblo” is an exhibition not to be missed. To learn more, visit www.history.org.

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Results Posted From Archives International Auctions’ Sale Held On May 24

Historic Burlington Antiques And Art Emporium Antique Show

May 31 was the hottest day of the month, the first 90 degree day for the season, and the customers still came to shop at the H i s t o r i c Burlington Antiques and Art Emporium show. Good sales were reported from Emporium dealers inside the shop and from those set up in the parking lot. The success of the show has convinced the Emporium’s management to begin holding biannual antique shows, one in May and one in October. The next one will take place on Sunday, Oct. 25. The Emporium courtyard is presently filled with

A circa 1900 Chinese, Chefoo Bank $2 issued private banknote sold for $8,430 at an auction held May 24 by Archives International Auctions, based in Fort Lee, N. J. Headlining the auction were the Alexander I. Pogrebetsky family archives (158 lots), followed by 353 lots of Chinese and Asian banknotes, scripophlily (stock and bond certificates) and coins. It was the fifth auction held in Hong Kong since 2013 by Archives International Auctions, which also holds The top lot of the auction was this circa 1900 Chinese, Chefoo regular sales in its offices Bank $2 issued private banknote that sold for $8,430. located at 1580 ($2,146); a rare Lemoine Ave., in Fort 1921 issue, Lee, N.J. The Chefoo National Bank of Bank note was the top China ($5,210); a lot in the auction that Bank of Territorial grossed $270,450. The Development, 1915 close runner-up was a “Urga” issue $1 rar1910 Russo-Asiatic ity ($3,371); and a Bank “Harbin Branch” superb pair of provisional issue $100 Chartered Bank of banknote that sold for India, Australia & $6,896. China, $10 1928 The Alexander I. “Tientsin” issues Pogrebetsky family ($4,904 and $5,210, archives (part 1) con- An Imperial Bank of China, 1898 Peking branch 10 respectively). sisted mostly of Taels note, sold for $4,904. Also sold was Chinese and Asian a rare Chinesebanknotes, including many auction was filled with non- American Bank of Commerce extremely scarce examples stop, exciting bidding action $10 “Shanghai” issue specithat rarely come up for bid at between floor, Internet and men note ($2,298); and an auction. The collection has telephone bidders pursuing Amoor Government Bank, remained untouched since it the Pogrebetsky collection as 1917 issue rarity ($2,452); was put together by well as other rarities offered Private banks and local Pogrebetsky between 1916 in the sale,” said Dr. Robert issues, all pulled from circuand 1949, prior to his immi- Schwartz, the president of lation by Pogrebetsky International between 1910 and 1949, gration to Israel, and was then Archives kept by his family, intact, Auctions. “As with our previ- were a hit with bidders. Top ous auctions, desirable mate- lots included a Chiu Dah over 60 years. Pogrebetsky, an econo- rial was in high demand, and Bank, circa 1920s Shanghai mist by training, was minister the exceptional prices only issue private bank ($1,992). of finance in Siberia before reinforced this point.” Chinese and Asian The following are addi- scripophily also proved to be the communist takeover in 1922. He relocated to China tional highlights from the popular with collectors, as 95 and became head of the board auction. All prices quoted percent of all lots changed of the railroad that ran from include an 18 percent buyer’s hands, often for prices that Harbin to Vladivostock. premium and are listed in were well above their high estiAfter that, he co-owned a pri- U.S. dollars. mates. Highlights included a The auction began with the Chinese Imperial Government vate bank in Tientsin before moving to Shanghai. In 1924, 158 lots from the Pogrebetsky 1910, 5%, 100 Pound lot of 6 while in Harbin, he wrote one collection. Highlights included bonds that realized $843 and a of the first reference books an Imperial Bank of China, Chinese Government 5%, Gold on Chinese banknotes and 1898 Peking branch 10 Taels Loan of 1912, 100 Pounds note ($4,904); a Bank of China, bond quartet that brought $690. coins by a Westerner. “Our fifth Hong Kong 1917 “Kalgan” branch issue Pioneer polymer banknote trials printed on

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“DuraNote” banknote paper (developed by a division of Mobil Oil in the 1980s/1990s as a petroleum-based replacement for paper) featured a DuraNote advertising banknote calendar ($689); a group of five different DuraNote advertising specimens with different security features ($582); and one lot consisting of seven different DuraNote specimens ($689). Chinese and Asian banknotes continued to do well, with over 76 percent of all lots selling. Stars included an 1899, Imperial Chinese Railways, “Shanghai” Branch issue specimen ($1,686); a Commercial Bank of China, 1920, 1 Tael specimen banknote ($1,839); and an issued Bank of Communications, 1920 “Harbin” issue rarity that sold for a possible record price of $1,303. Previews were held in the U.S., by appointment only, with viewing in Hong Kong at the offices of Kelleher & Rogers, Fine Asian Auctions, one of Hong Kong’s premier philatelic auction houses. Already, Archives International Auctions is in the planning stages for its sixth Hong Kong auction, slated for late fall or early winter of 2015-2016. Consignments are invited for this upcoming auction, which will include Part 2 of the Alexander I. Pogrebetsky family archives. Archives International Auctions’ next big auction will be held on Thursday, June 25, in the Collector’s Club at 22 E. 35th St. in New York City, featuring the Rudolph P. Laubenheimer family archives of rare coin, medal and token production material, plus works on paper. Also sold will be U.S. and worldwide banknotes, coins, medals, scripophily and security printing ephemera. To pre-register for live bidding, or for further information, log on to the AIA website at www.Archives International.com.

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In December of 1982, George Lucas completed work on what would become the final “Star Wars” film in the original trilogy. Initially titled “Revenge of the Jedi,” the name was eventually changed to “Return of the Jedi” by George Lucas himself under the belief that a Jedi should not seek revenge. By the time the name was officially changed, licensing agreements were already in place and production had started to produce everything from official movie posters to preproduction toys all bearing the name “Revenge of the Jedi.” When the film was eventually released in 1983 under the name “Return of the Jedi,” virtually no mention of the name change was made public except for those few lucky fans that had gotten their hands of some of this now coveted “Star Wars” merchandise. Many of these now sought-after vintage collectibles can be seen steadily selling on the secondary market for thousands of dollars. One of the most famous of these collectibles is the official “Revenge of the Jedi” movie poster. Originally shipped to theaters and distributors beginning in 1982, the infamous bright red poster that bears the “Revenge of the Jedi”

insignia was quickly pulled out of distribution almost as quickly as it appeared. With roughly several thousand posters still in existence at the time of the name change, the decision was made to make the remaining stock of posters available for sale to fans through the official Star Wars Fan Club at a cost of less than $10 per poster! Today, several of these posters have been found in their original shipping containers, and a near mint condition example can sell for close to $1,000 or more. I personally know several collectors who ordered at least one poster and kept it in storage in its original unused condition. Today these posters are not hard to find but are coveted by enthusiasts and collectors alike. However, it should be noted that other collectibles bearing the now infamous “Revenge of the Jedi” name are even more sought after. After the success of the first two “Star Wars” films, Kenner Toys solidified their standing in the domestic toy business. With brisk sales of the popular “Star Wars” toy line, it was no surprise that by late 1980 the company was already under contract by Lucas Films to produce a new set of figures and vehicles based on the upcoming third film in the series. Heavy promotion was used to create demand for the upcoming toys, and since the name of the third film of the series was listed as being “Revenge of the Jedi” Kenner had already started to promote several new figures based on characters from the upcoming film. These promotions already started to appear on card backs of several action

figures created from “The Empire Strikes Back.” By the time the newest action figures were set to enter production, a series of proof cards were created for each character bearing the “Revenge of the Jedi” name. When George Lucas changed the name of the film to “Return of the Jedi,” the original “Revenge of the Jedi” backing cards could not be used for production. As a result, these action figure proof cards made their way onto the secondary market, where they languished for several years. Once again, lucky enthusiasts discovered these proof cards, and the race was on to establish a complete set of all noted characters created under the “Revenge of the Jedi” insignia. Today, it is believed that there are only 50 to 100 of these proof cards in existence for each character created. However, it wasn’t until the advent of third party grading via AFA (Action Figure Authority) that a direct count could be established for any and all graded examples. Flash forward to today, and some of these proof cards graded and encapsulated by AFA in near mint or better condition can easily be seen selling for several thousand dollars each on

the secondary market. That is quite a lot of money to pay for what amounts to a colorful piece of cardboard with no toy included! Adding to the interest of proof card collecting is the fact that several toy vehicle boxes were produced in preproduction form bearing the coveted “Revenge of the Jedi” name. When graded and encapsulated in near mint condition or better, these too can sell for upwards of several thousand dollars each, making the collecting of proofs and preproduction packaging one of the most expensive pursuits in all of vintage “Star Wars” toy collecting. I know of very few lucky collectors who can lay claim to a complete set of “Revenge of the Jedi” proof cards. With the newest film in the “Star Wars” saga set to be released in December of 2015, interest in vintage “Star Wars” toys and collectibles is at an all-time high. Most experts agree that prices have yet to stabilize, and with at least two more films set to be released in the coming years, a collector could do much worse than invest in vintage “Star Wars” collectibles. Items bearing the name “Revenge of the Jedi” are always in demand!

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19711 Newark 302-454-8007 AUNT MARGARET’S ANTIQUE MALL 294 E. Main St. Mon- Sat. 10-5, Sun 12-5. 2 flrs. Antiques, collectibles, primitives, much more. www.auntmargaretsantiquemall.com 19711 Newark 302-733-7677 MAIN STREET ANTIQUES, 23 Liberty Plaza. Hrs. Mon-Sat. 12-8, Sun. 12-5. Over 45 Showcase & Room Dealers selling quality antiques/ collectibles. mainstreetantiques.com 19720 New Castle 302-328-3506 2ND ACT ANTIQUES COLLECTIBLES & TREASURES, LLC 306 Delaware St. www.2ndactantiques.com Open every day. Find us on Facebook. 19809 N. Wilmington 302-792-0555 THE ZEPPELIN & THE UNICORN AT THE RED BARN, 400 Silverside Road, Sun., Mon., Wed. 12-5, Closed Tues., Thurs. thru Sat. 10-6. Antiques, unique items. zeppelinandunicornantiques.com 19958 Lewes 302-645-2309 HERITAGE ANTIQUE MARKET, 16168 Coastal Hwy. (RT1), 2 mi. N. of Five Points, Lewes. Furniture, books, dolls, china, old decoys, glass, jewelry, art and more at our Antique Mall of 60 Dealers. Open 10-5pm (Summer) 11-5pm (Winter).

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action Army with its acces- ern will also have numerous sories in Lot 243. Other genres and manufacturers are also abundant. Crossing the block will be well over 600 shotguns, more than 200 Spanish This is a scarce Oyez arms, the majority Arms semiautomatic coming from the pistol. Dr. Joel Glovsky

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08/08/15, LANCASTER, SAT 9 AM-1 PM, Hunting & Fishing, 1383 Arcadia Rd, Lancaster Farm & Home Center 08/08/15, SOMERSET, SAT 8 AM-4 PM, Antiques, Streets of Somerset 8/01-02-15, REINHOLDS, SAT & SUN 7 AM-4 PM, Postcards, Paper, Books, Comics, Superheroes & Film, 607 Willow St, Shupp's Grove Antique Market VIRGINIA 07/18-19/15, CHANTILLY, SAT 9 AM-6 PM SUN 11 AM-5 PM, D. C. Big Flea Market, 4320 Chantilly Shopping Center, Dulles Expo Center

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19343 Glenmoore 610-942-7500 CRICKET’S ANTIQUES & GARDEN MRKT 1641 Horseshoe Pike 2nd floor. Antiques, Artisians & Gardening! Hours 10am-5pm daily, Thurs. 10-7. cricketsantiquesandgardenmarket.com

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19343 Glenmoore 610-942-4834 ANTIQUES AT SILVER BELL FARM, 1641 Horseshoe Pike (Rts.322 & 82). 30+ Dlrs- antique/ vintage furniture, primitives, timepieces, jewelry, home decor, plants, garden items. daily 10-5, Thur. until 7.

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18951 Quakertown 215-536-4547 ANTIQUES AT 200 EAST/ EAST BROAD ANTIQUES, 215-536-4408, Multi-DLR shops. One Stop Shopping. 2 Fantastic Stores. Intersections Rts. 212 & 313. Shop where Dealers Buy! Open 7 days.

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

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07/04-05/15, REINHOLDS, SAT & SUN 7 AM-4 PM, Paintings, Prints, Sculptures, 607 Willow St, Shupp's Grove Antique Market

18944 Perkasie 215-257-3564 TREASURE TROVE, 6 S. 7th Street. Estate jewelry, furniture, linens, vintage clothing, glass, china, books, toys, kitchenware, advertising, postcards. Primitives to Deco. Dealers Welcome. Mon.-Sat. 10-5. Since “1980”

19446 Landsdale 215-361-7910 THE ARCHIVE, 725 W. 2nd St. 1000’s of used & antique books, magazines, postcards, ephemera, coins, records, furniture, antiques, collectibles. 21,000 s.f. Wed. through Sun. 11-6, thearchivebooksandpaper.com

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Bakewell Celery Vase Realizes $37,375 At Jeffrey S. Evans & Associates

This rare pair of pressed loop/leaf vases, circa 1850, sold for $10.925.

vase made circa 1830. The vase’s exquisite decoration featured a seated greyhound, an iconic motif favored by the Bakewell family. It was wellknown among glass collectors and had been exhibited and published on several occasions. Bidding on the vase opened at $8,500 and quickly soared past its $8,000$12,000 estimate, with nine phone bidders including two institutions all charmed by the unique size and combination of decorative elements of the vase. All prices include the 15 percent buyer’s premium. The auction contained 1,093 lots including several important private collections from New England and the

engraved with an east view of the “Capital Washington” flanked by scrolls, probably Bohemia, circa 1860, also did quite well, selling for $5,750, about twice the estimate. The view is unusual, the form is of a previously unrecorded type, and the stein was in outstanding condition. Another item of American interest that did exceedingly well was a free-blown and engraved decanter featuring a spread-wing shield-breast eagle and stars on one side, and a bird in flight above “LIBERTY” on the other side. Formerly in the collection of Gladys and Paul Richards, the decanter sold for $4,312.50. A rare pair of pressed loop/leaf stand lamps, circa 1850, sold for $6,325.

The lighting section of the sale was very strong and diverse, featuring examples from the whale oil, fluid, and early kerosene periods. A pair of amber pressed loop/leaf stand lamps reached $6,325 because of the extremely rare color. A free-blown and This rare pressed lacy-period pressed whale oil stand lamp sleigh-form open salt, circa with a violet blue bulb-form 1840, sold for $4,025. font, on a patterned, colorless

base, representing only the third example of the type found with a colored font, sold for $3,737.50 (estimated at $1,000-$1,500). Lacy-period pressed glass included rare open salts highlighted by an example in the form of a sleigh, designated SH-1 in “Pressed Glass Salt Dishes of the Lacy Period 1825-1850” by Dorothy Neal. Mrs. Neal classified it as extremely rare, and the Evans catalogue noted that this was only the second example that the firm had sold. Condition of this example was excellent, which obviously contributed to its selling price of $4,025, well above the estimate of $1,000-$2,000. “We were very pleased with the overall performance of this sale. The Lowell/Lomas collection of Boston, Mass., had been started back in the 1940s and included numerous unique and iconic examples of early American glass. The freshness of the collection and conservative estimates combined for some very strong prices on the rare items. With that said, there are still an abundance of bargains in the glass market, including colored vases and lighting, and cutoverlay lamps. It continues to be a great time to acquire beautiful 19th-century American glass and lighting at very attractive prices,” said Jeffrey S. Evans following the sale. The entire auction catalogue with prices realized is available on the firm’s website at www.jeffreysevans.com. For further information, call 540-434-3939 or visit www.jeffreysevans.com.

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The important AmericoBohemian ruby-stained tankard stein engraved with an east view of the “Capital Washington,” circa 1860, sold for $5,750.

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DIRECTIONS: In Clearfield Take 153 N Go 16 Miles To Penfield Red Light Make A Left Turn Onto 250 S Go 2.2 Miles Make A Right Turn At The On Target Shooting Range Sign Go 4/10 Mile On Dirt Road To Top Of The Hill. ANTIQUES & COLLECTIBLES: 31⁄2’ Virgin Mary Statue, Mushroom Feet, Kittinger Black Walnut Dinette Set Copper Apple Butter Kettle, Post Office Box Bank, (8) Consisting of: (Table w/6 Chairs, Heavily Carved Early Dubois Postcards & Union Bank Photograph, Server & Sideboard), Empire Round Tiger Oak Pedestal Brass Vase & Pitcher, Coffee Grinder, (5) Glass Table, Mahogany Table (Solid) Queen Anne Style w/ Insulators, Turtle Shell, (2) Elk Hides, Vintage Claw/Ball Feet & w/Dragons On Back, Arms & Foo Clothing, (3) Jumbo Peanut Butter Jars, Royal Dogs, Oriental Heavily Carved Teakwood Black Typewriter, Copper Humidor, Kodak A116 & (2) Lacquered Set Consisting of: (Desk w/Carved Dragon Duaflex II Cameras, Waffle Iron, Dr.’s Equipment Heads & Foo Dogs, Carved Dragon Table, (3) Consisting of: (Diagnostic Audiometer, Cast Cutter, Matching Chairs & Settee w/Carved Dragons), Massive Medical Tools & To Breath Tester), Stellar Barometer, Solid Oak (Feudal) Fancy Carved Bookcase w/Dante Alabaster Owl Set, Baskets, (20) Blue Canning Jars, Figures, Bowed Glass Sides & Lg. Glass Door, (4) White Crown Blue Canning Jar, Fiestaware Bowl, (3) Brass Floor Lamps, Oak Pedestal Stand w/Claw Feet, Composition Dolls, Dubois Budweiser & Tom Mix Spindle Back Rocking Chair, Oak 4’ Showcase, Solid Coke Bottles, Marble & Other Assorted Table Lamps, Oak Armoire w/4 Doors 2 Beveled Glass Shelves & 5 Teardrop Center Piece, Brass Candleholder, (6) Shelves & Carved Doors, Solid Oak Hall Rack Heavily Religious Candleholders, Brass Incense Holder, Italian Carved w/Beveled Glass Mirror w/Half Moon Bowed Made Woman & Child Wall Plaque, Gallon & 1⁄2 Gallon Front w/Drawer & 4 Carved Designs Forsythia, Ivy, Crocks, 3 Pc. Canister Set, Griswold Cast-Iron Skillets Dogwood, Sunflower & Daisy, West Branch Cedar Consisting of: (#14, #9 w/Lid, #7,#4, #8, #7 Trivet & Blanket Chest, Brandt Mahogany 2 Drawer Stand, (2) #8 Waffle Iron,) Wagner Skillet & Griddle, Wear-Ever 9’ Oak Church Pews, Solid Black Walnut Ornately Skillet, (2) Ferd Ongania Editore Prints, Joan of Arc Carved Turtle Top Table w/Carved Roses On Each Print, (2) Oil On Canvas, Fancyware, Carved Soap Bowed Leg, Fancy Center Pc. Adjoining Legs & Top Stone Figurines, Cut Glass Vase, Wooden Shoes, Trimmed, Pr. Solid Cherry Chairs (Blue Upholstery) Marble Eggs, Fancy Lampshades, GE Clock, Pitney Gentlemen’s Chair w/Carved Back. MODERN Bowes Postal Scale, Deposit Safes, Lee Cablet Elk FURNITURE & APPLIANCES: (18) Waiting Room Print, J. Tift Cougar Print, Dale Earnhardt Coke Stand Chairs, 14’ Conference Table, Gaming/Bar Table w/2 Up & Plaque, Pierre Oil on Canvas, Wooden Casket, Chairs, Curio Cabinet, Small Industrial Desk, Singer Spartan Sewing Machine. ANTIQUE Washstand, Kenmore Full Size Electric Dryer, Comfort FURNITURE: High Quality Museum Grade Furniture Air Dehumidifier, (3) White Storage Cabinets, (2) Consisting of: Queen Size Elaborately Carved Walnut Wooden Benches, 4’ Oak Swing, (4) Banquet Tables, High Back Victorian Pillar Bed, Fireplace Irons, Office Desk & Chair, Pine Chest, (2) Maple End Mahogany Secretary, (2) Dr.’s Cabinets & Stands, GE Gas Range, Microwave, Mini Fridge, Examination Table & Seat, (5) Floor Safes Consisting Commercial Soup Kettle, Aerosonic Studio Piano w/ of: (Meilink, Globe, J.B. Thompson, Protectall & Bench. HOUSEHOLD & MISCELLANEOUS: Warehouse Victor), Decorative Coffee Table, Oak Praying Kneeler, Truck, Commercial 6’ S.S. Worktable, DP Airgometer (2) Victorian Style Chairs, 5 Pc. Victorian Wild Cherry Exercise Bike, Pots & Pans, Knickknacks, Set of Ornate & Carved Consisting of: (Settee, Gentleman’s & Eggshell Nautilus, Sango Splash & Royal Doulton Ladies’ Chairs w/Arms, Guest Chair & Arm Bench), 4 China Sets, Period Brass Hardware, S.S. Flatware, Pc. Oak Living Room Suite With Massive Twisted Oak Pyrex Bowls, Tung & Groove Oak Flooring, Arms, Wooden Bases & Mushroom Feet, (2) 51⁄2’ High Miscellaneous Hand Tools, Framed Hammock, (9) Back w/Arms & (4) 4’ Back Victorian Lodge Chairs, Folding Chairs, Bakeware, Aluminum Ware, Kitchen (2) Mahogany Stands w/ Metal Claw Feet, Solid Gadgets, Country Line 42” Barn Fan, (17) 52”x59” 2 Cheery Early Victorian Hall Mirror With White Marble Way Mirrored Glass, Extension Cords, (3) Metal Shelf Shelf, Fancy Cabinet w/4 Legs Walnut/Rose Wood w/ Units, Chicken, Feeder, (2) Incubators & Brooder, Live Mirrored Interior, Jacobean Bench, “Daniel Slaying Lion” Trap, Box of Gold Down Spouting, 8’ Showcase, (6) On Back Heavily Carved, Sun God & Lion Heads On File Cabinets, Coat Tree, Electric Heater, Misc. Arms, 3 Over 2 Mahogany Dresser w/Mirror, Gambrel Hardware, Electrical Supplies, (3) Pcs. 28’ Corrugated Claw Foot Legged Mahogany Vanity w/Mirror, Feudal Roofing, Commercial Door Press. Oak Solid Carved Bookcase w/3 Shelves & 3 Drawers BRING CHAIRS, RESTROOM & FOOD PROVIDED, & Green Gods Zeus/Athena Demons Carved & AUCTION HELD INDOOR

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Midwest. Top among the colored vases offered were a pair of pressed loop/leaf examples in a brilliant deep peacock green and in immaculate condition, attributed to the Boston & Sandwich Glass Co., circa 1845-1860, that sold for $10,925. An important Americo-Bohemian ruby-stained tankard stein

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Front Porch Antiques In Mullica Hill, N.J., Celebrates And Looks Back On The Last 25 Years In Business By Judith Salvino

It started 25 years ago for Front Porch Antiques when my sister and I inherited our aunt’s estate. It was chock full of antiques and collectibles. As novices in the antiques business, we started having yard sales on a weekly basis. On a business trip, my husband, Jim, purchased a Schroeder’s Antiques Book. Thumbing through the book, he spied a picture of a glass Christmas bird. The same bird we had sold at our yard sale for 25 cents was listed in the book for $18. No wonder the woman had asked, “Do you have any more? I’ll take them all.” That did it. We packed up the rest of the estate and brought it back to our hometown in New Jersey. We decided to educate ourselves before we sold another thing. Weekends were spent devouring antique shops, flea markets, yard sales and auctions. Pretty soon we were not only learning all about

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antiques but also falling in love with them. We began buying much more than we sold and realized we needed an outlet for our new hobby. In 1989, we discovered co-ops were quite popular. We found one located in a Mullica Hill Antique Village with approximately 28 other antique shops and rented space. We still had much to learn, and as we were setting up shop a fellow dealer purchased a blue and white pitcher from us for $20. When asked, she responded correctly, that it was a spongeware pitcher. Again, Schroeder’s came to the rescue, showing us the pitcher was listed for $250. Oh well, another learning experience. On the other hand, another dealer scouring our booth spied a pair of sulfide marbles for $6 each. She knew they were worth much more, but instead of purchasing them she educated us by saying, “Are you going to mark them up or should I buy them?” Another learning experience, but the one that was more beneficial to us was when we started realizing we could sell a hundred items at a few dollars, making a small profit, or sell one quality item and double our money. That’s when we decided to concentrate on quality rather than quantity and started purchasing Colonial Revival furniture and accessories dating

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from late 19th century to the early 20th century. The year was 1990, and it seemed everyone was in the antiques business. You just had to rent an area, and they would come. We now had a full library of antique books and still loved scouring museums, historic houses, antique markets, shops, and yard sales. It was now time to move on and find our own shop. Jim and I purchased a seven-room farmhouse in the same Mullica Hill Antique Village location. At first we rented space and set it up as an upscale co-op antique shop. Our inventory grew, and as dealers left, instead of renting the space, we filled it with our own merchandise. For the next several years we could hardly keep up with it. We purchased wonderful antiques, priced them fairly and had a steady stream of customers. Many regulars felt more like friends than customers. At first the computer age didn’t have much of an impact on us. It was great for research, and it was easy to sell mediocre merchandise at a good price. Then it became obvious that many items previously considered rare were

FIREARMS: Smith & Wesson Mod. 1955 45 Cal. Revolver, Ruger Mod. Security Six 357 Mag. Revolver, Stag Arms Mod. Stag AR-15 .223 cal. Carbine, Krag Mod. 1899 30-40 cal. Rifle, Mossberg Mod 340K .22 cal. Rifle, Stevens Springfield 15 .22 cal. Rifle, Marlin Mod. 60 .22 Cal. Rifle, Crescent Arms 12 Ga. Shotgun, Winchester Mod. 12 16 Ga. Shotgun, Winchester Mod. 94 30-30 cal. Carbine, Mossberg 12 Ga. Pump Shotgun, S&W Mod. 1500 30-06 Rifle, JC Higgins Mod. 20 12 Ga. Pump Shotgun, Springfield 12 Ga. Shotgun, Baker 12 Ga. Shotgun, S&W Mod. SW40VE 40 S&W Pistol, Davis Mod. MP25 25mm Pistol, Hi-Standard Double-Nine .22 cal. Revolver, Davis D-38 38 Special Derringer, 1853 3 Band Enfield w/Bayonet. Ammo, Holsters, Reloading, Etc. FURNITURE: Unique Denim Jean Sofa, MAHOGANY: Bedroom Set, Drop leaf Table, Bureaus & China; OAK: Sideboard, Beds, Corner China; Ethan Allen Maple Hutch, Jelly Cupboard, Brass Beds, Green Country Hutch, Glass Top Coffee Table Sets, Rockers, Chests, Trunks, Marble Stands, Jewelry Armoires, Grandfather Clocks, Pub Table Set, Piano Stool, Sofas incl. Sectional, LA-Z-Boy Like New Lift Chair. MILITARY: Bayonets, German WWII Medal, Armband, Pocketknife; WWII Japanese Flag, Trench Art Pc. JEWELRY: 14k Waltham & Hamilton Ladies’ Watches, 10k Amethyst Estate Ring, Sterling, Vint. Watches, Charm Bracelets, Much Costume incl. Estate & Tray Lots, Full Jewelry Boxes, and MUCH MORE. COINS: Eagle, Peace & Morgan Dollars, Silver Halves, Quarters & Dimes; Indian & Wheat Pennies, Foreign Coins, 1893 Columbian Expo Coin, 1925 Stone Mountain Comm Coin, Mint Sets. Red Seals & Silver Certificates. TOYS: Lionel & Marx Trains, Manoil Soldiers, CI Wagons, Chemistry Set, Cap Guns, Celluloid Animals, Redline Hot Wheels, Windups, Hubley, Tootsie, Nylint, Tonka, Chief Scout Wagon, Unassembled Models incl. Revell Thermopylae, Dolls incl. Madame Alexander, Harley Biker Chick & Ginny. Video Game Systems: Atari, SNES, Gamecube. GLASS: Jadeite: Towel Bar, Sugar & Mixing Bowls, Candy Dish, Mugs, Cups, Saucers; Candlewick, Depression, Fenton, Carnival. CHINA & POTTERY: Capo-di-Monte, Abingdon & Hull, Hall Poppy, Franciscan, Fiesta, China Sets: Syracuse “Federal”, Noritake “Azalea,” “First Blush,” “Vanessa” & “Pompeii,” Haviland Bavaria. VINTAGE: Pair Slip Shade Deco Hanging Lights, Miner’s Lunch Pail, Holiday Blow Molds, Alligator Purse, Hankies & Linens, Oriental Room Dividers, Large Feed Bin, Singer Treadle Sewing Machines, Edison & Victrola Phonographs, Dictaphones incl. Edison Tubes, Crocks & Jugs, LP & 45 Records incl. Beatles, Seth Thomas Deco Mantel Clock, Table & Floor Model Radios, Fans, Wringer Washers, Typewriters, Kerosene Sconces. COLLECTIBLES: Disney incl. Snow Globes, Minnie Mouse Watch & Vint. Mickey Doll; Lladro Polar Bear Figures, Goebel Figurines, Hummel Plates, Longaberger®, Snowbabies, Character Glasses incl. 1978 Marvel Superheroes, Steiff Mini Animals & Pig, Mack Ashtray, Lighters, 1961 Topps Football & Baseball Cards, 1950’s Bowman, 1967 Signed St. Louis Cardinals Baseball, Signed Baseball Bats, Knives, Swords, Decanters incl. J. R. Ewing. PAPER: 1896 “Famous Leaders & Battles of the Civil War” Book, Postcards, Beatles Trading Cards, Bound Newspapers incl. 1916 Pottsville Republican, 1960 Playboys, 20’s-50’s Magazines, 60’s Movie Posters, Comics. INSTRUMENTS: Yamaha Electric & Pianola Pianos, Acoustic Guitars incl. Triangle, Elec Guitar, Bass Elec. Guitar, Clarinets, Flute, Trumpet, Trombone, Accordion. OTHER: Mirrors, Paintings & Early Prints incl. Maxfield Parrish and Relig, (3) Pinball Machines, 6 Card Machine, Pool & Air Hockey Tables, Elec. Slot Machine, Canoe, Fishing Boat, Beer: Neons, Signs, Trays, Openers; Rods & Reels, Cameras, Binoculars, Hand & Power Tools. VOTED BEST AUCTION IN SCHUYLKILL COUNTY 4 YEARS IN A ROW!!! No Personal Checks “Proven Reliability for Buyers And Sellers” AU005754 Schuylkill Mall AUCTIONEER: TOM HENDRICKS AH001820 MANAGER See Our Web Site: CAROLYN FRY www.blumauctions.com Phone: (570) 622-3089 • (570) 874-1651 Fax: (570) 874-1653 S893053

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POTTERY * BOOKS * MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS PAINTINGS * QUILTS * FURNITURE MANY BOX LOT

SATURDAY, JUNE 27

STARTING AT 9:00 A.M. FOR THE VIVIAN G. PALMER ESTATE WYOMISSING, PA

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36 Kingwood Avenue,

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Laurel Fox Michael Stasak, III (908) 305-3266

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(Parking is off Trenton Ave a/k/a Rt. 29 at Cemetery) Furniture: Cherry dining room set; drop leaf table; dressers; washstands; (2) jelly cupboards, 1 in red paint; lamp tables; benches; music cabinet; paint dec. cradle; drop front oak desk; farm table; misc. furniture. Misc.: Chocolate candy molds; RR lantern; boxes & boxes of books; Schoenhut piano; marbles; arrowheads; crocks & jugs; wood planes; (4) guitars; (2) banjos; drums; Big/Little books; postcard album; kitchenware; Fulper, Roseville & Weller pottery; pictures & frames; fishing rods & reels; old license plates; vintage clothing; quilts; coverlet; paintings; bicycles; early wicker carriage; radios; stereos & speakers; J. Paidar barber chair; yellowware bowls; cast-iron cookware; movie theatre seats; records; pressed & cut glass; Lenox & Belleek; Daum Nancy glass; children’s books; lead figures; early eyeglasses; Baccarat angel; Stangl & Franciscan dinnerware; hooked rug; costume jewelry; bisque doll; Leica camera & lens; Stangl kiddieware; FTD light-up sign; wooden adv. crates; old hubcaps; vintage fans; straight razors; bookends; wooden workbench w/vise; bottles & MANY BOX LOTS! This is only a partial listing! THE PLACE IS PACKED!!! Longtime Frenchtown Family... Please see our website for photos & updates ~

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Smack Dab In The Middle: Design Trends Of The Mid-20th Century Tales Of Old Vienna: Entrancing Austrian Enamels By Donald-Brian Johnson

You know what they say: “Good things come in small packages.” Really small packages. During the 1800s, the master artisans of Vienna, Austria, re-created life in miniature. Must-haves of elegant living, from clocks to chairs to carriages, were re-imagined as elaborately decorated miniatures. Their enameled panels, with tiny, finely detailed renditions of classic scenes, were affixed to frameworks of gold, silver, copper, bronze, and other precious metals. Soughtafter from the start, Viennese enamels continue to dazzle today’s collectors. Although perpetually fresh in its use of vivid coloration, enameling is actually an ancient art, dating back at least 3,000 years, to classic Greece. The enameling process, however, remains one that the Greeks would find familiar: enamel (essentially glass tinted with metallic pigments) is fired and fused to metal. Vienna’s claim to fame as “the enameling center of Europe” had very prosaic beginnings-in repair work. During the 19th century, decorative items from the Renaissance era were suffering the ravages of age. Damaged originals were brought to Viennese craftsmen for restoration. So skillful and undetectable were the

repairs that the next step was a simple one: turning out newly-minted, less expensive reproductions. While most

were clearly marketed as Weininger, for instance, was repair, replacing them with such, there was always an convicted of keeping original quite well-made forgeries. opening for sleight-of-hand. pieces entrusted to him for Merely mirroring what Antiques dealer Salomon had come before soon lost its appeal for Vienna’s creative talents. Artisans began to make selective use of Renaissance enameling techniques and themes, refining Ready for Cinderella: a Viennese red and gold and adapting coach, measuring 3-by-6-inches, circa 1800, is them in new estimated at $1,000-$1,250. ways suited to

the times. These works offered homage to the past, rather than simply parroting it, and the move to originality paid off in droves. Viennese enamels attracted recognition at international exhibitions. Buyers appreciated the visual appeal of the varied structural elements utilized in the enameled creations, as well as the permanence of the glazes, which kept colors fresh and unfaded. (Continued on page 15)

This 1860 dresser tray is 6-inches long and estimated at $1,000-$1,200.

A miniature barrel decorated with allegorical scenes, 1850s, and 2.75-by-2-inches, is estimated at $500-$600.

This 9.5-inch tall handled urn is estimated at $1,100-$1,200. Here is a bronze and enamel clock, 4-by-2.5-inches, 1860, and it is estimated at $750-$850.

The cobalt and bronze etui was used for manicure necessities. It measures 4-by-2-inches, from 1800, and estimated at $2,000-$3,000.

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The enamel and silver oval compote, 3-inches high, 1860, is estimated at $350-$500.

A blue enamel coach, circa 1850, measuring 3-by-4-inches, is estimated at $500-$600.

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A harp with silver highlights and concealed interior clock, 1850s, 7.5-by-2.25-inches, is estimated at $1,200-$1,400.

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This chariot with enameled allegorical scenes, 1880s, is 2.75-by-7.25-inches and estimated at $950-$1,100. A circular box with allegorical scenes, 1860, and 2.25-inches in This 1850s mandolin measurdiameter, is estimated at $900- ing 4.75-inches is estimated at $1,000. $300-$450.

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TOOMEY AUCTION CENTER The sedan chair, enamel and bronze, 1.5-by-.75-inches, 1860, ★ 240 HATCHERY ROAD IN HELLAM TOWNSHIP ★ is estimated at $700-$800. ★ Located 5 miles east of York, PA, take Rt. 30 east to the Hallam Exit, go ★ south to light and turn left. Go thru Hallam Boro to Accomac Rd. on ★ left. Turn left & go 1 mile to Hatchery Rd. on right. Signs posted. Mahogany dining room suite, bedroom suites, tables & chairs, desks, ★ tall clocks, drop leaf tables, china closets, oak dressers, bookcases, glassware, china, electronics, many books, many records, DVDs. CDs, ★ VHS, Cassettes, flower frogs, cookie jars, postcards, comic books, crocks to incl. N. Clark & Co., Lyons, egg baskets, sev. Bisque head and ★ other dolls, toys, adv. pencils, fountain pens, oak & cherry lumber, Craftsman wood lathe, jointer/planer & table saw, dust collector, ★ snowblower, Suzuki elec. piano, corner cupboard, costume jewelry, many hand, garden and power tools, shop vac, Weider 1800 power ★ system gym, Dixon Zero turn mower, Craftsman DLT3000 18hp lawn tractor, Steiner Model 410-4 X 4, 16hp hydraulic tractor w/MC400 tree ★ farm mower and MD460 turf mower, golf cart, 1998 Saturn 4-door w/ 89,000 miles (new inspection). Just starting to unpack. ★ Check our website at www.toomeyauction.com or auctionzip.com #1893 for additions and photos. ★ PREVIEW: SUNDAY EVENING FROM 6 TO 8 P.M. TERMS: Cash, Approved PA check, VISA, MC, DISC, AMEX. ★ Jewelry sells at 12 noon, Furniture sells at 4:00 P.M., Tractors, mowers, golf cart and 1998 Saturn sell at 6:00 P.M. ★

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Penna. Militia

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Native American, Tribal Arts, Civil War Relics, Framed Historical Artworks, Firearms, Ammunition and Related Items, Fractional Civil War era Currency, Continental-Revolutionary War Currency, Fantasy flags, drums and FEATURING TWO INCREDIBLE WOOD CARVINGS! A LARGE WILHELM SCHIMMEL PAINTED AND CARVED SPREAD WINGED EAGLE AND A SCHTOCKSCHNITZLER SIMMONS CARVED AND PAINTED BIRD AND AN 1828 PUZZLE JUG.

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A fine collection of Native American pottery, beaded moccasins, stone implements, weapons, and headdresses. Tribal, South and Central American pottery. Civil War cappies, pins, badges, buckles. Firearms, ammunition, hunting gear, compound bows. Re-enactors equipment, uniforms. Related artworks and books.

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Sioux Beaded Pouch, 12 Lb. Cannonball Late 19th C.

FIREARMS: Stevens Model 940, 23⁄4 Inch Chamber, 20 Gauge, Single Barrel Shotgun, Muff Pistol, 50 Caliber, Percussion Remington Model 1100, 23⁄4 Inch Chamber, 12 Gauge, Full Choke, Vent Rib, 30 Inch Barrel Winchester, Tristar, Italy, Over/Under, 3 Inch Chamber, 12 Gauge, 28 Inch Barrel, Adjustable Trigger Length Parker 10 Gauge Double Barrel Shotgun, 31⁄2 Inch Chambers, Engraved, Circa 1897.

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English Puzzle Jug, 1828

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This bronze cornucopia with a ★ 240 Hatchery Road, York, PA 17406 ★ bronze eagle on base and Frederick L. Toomey, CAI Mark A. Toomey bronze cupid on lip, 5.5-inches ★ AU-1297-L Phone (717) 755-6105 AU-3266-L Phone (717) 840-1193 ★ Auction Center Phone (717) 252-0289 high, 1900, is estimated at “The Trusted Name In Auction Services” ★ ★ $850-$1,000. ★

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Madison Mitchell Carved Decoy Civil War Parker 10 Ga. Dbl. Enlisted PENNSYLVANIA AUCTION LICENSE AY001987 Barrel c.1897 Man’s AUCTIONEERS Breastplate LEON KURTZ LIC. AU000522L GABI JARAMILLO LIC. AU005728

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Hey Auctioneers!

By Anita Stratos

Meissen Porcelain was attempting to perfect particular porcelains or colors, large numbers of blank pieces were discarded because they didn’t meet Meissen’s high standards. Many of these blanks were collected and painted by competitors, then sold as Meissen. The paintwork on

mark were made especially for the court of Elector of Saxony August the Strong, who eventually became reigning monarch of Poland (known as King August II) and was the Meissen factory founder. The mark was also used on objects for the court of his son, August III. Pieces with the AR mark are extremely rare and extremely valuable; most are in museums, so if you see the AR mark on a piece of porcelain for sale, you’re probably looking at a fake or reproduction. (Some AR reproductions were made during the 19th century, so buyers shouldn’t judge authenticity on signs of age. If you decide to purchase such a reproduction, make sure it’s priced accordingly). However, occasionally an authentic AR-marked Meissen piece from a private collection will come up for sale at a high-end auction house. That was the case in 2010, when a 155-piece Meissen collection was auctioned off at Christie’s in London. At that sale, the top lot was a chinoiserie baluster vase with the AR mark, which sold for 121,500 pounds, the equivalent of approximately $189,000 as of this writing, about double the estimate. When assessing a potential piece of Meissen porcelain, take a critical stance to it. By eliminating the emotional “I love it!” aspect, your eye will be more likely to discern problematic points rather than overlooking or making excuses for any red flags you may see. Meissen pieces are handpainted with extreme precision, so any less-than-perfect paintwork could indicate an imitation. During various early experimental periods when Meissen

Barbara Ebersol Fraktur Drawing SellstheFor $5,900 work in red, yellow, and

By Karl Pass

A fine Barbara Ebersol fraktur sold at Conestoga Auction Company on June 13 for $5,900 to a private collector. Ebersol (1846-1922) was Amish and also a dwarf. She lived in Upper Leacock Township, Lancaster County, Pa. A member of the Gemeinde (community of the redeemed within the Old Order tradition), she was mostly known for drawing German-language watercolor bookplates. A lot has been published on Ebersol, and this vividly colored sampler fraktur drawing is widely considered among her most accomplished works. Reading “Anna/Stolzfusz/ 1864/Barbara Ebersol” and measuring 11 by 14.5 inches,

black is highlighted by a soldier on horseback in the lower right. Also in the sale were her crutches and small rocking chair, which sold together for $2,596.

Barbara Ebersol likely drew this at age 18. It is dated 1864 and is considered by many to have been her finest work. Measuring 11 by 14.5 inches, it sold to a Pennsylvania private collector for $5,900.

thinner and/or lighter in weight than it should be. Only by handling authentic pieces can you become familiar with these qualities. Of course, poor quality in any field, modeling, enameling, gilt, etc. are all signs of an imitation. Vent holes can provide clues as well. Meissen placed small vent holes either underneath a piece or, if that wasn’t possible, the hole was hidden in a place where it wasn’t obvious. An oversized vent hole or one that is too conspicuous may indicate a maker other than Meissen. All images are courtesy of www.Meissencollector.com.

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SUMMER DOLLS AND TOYS AUCTIONS

DOLLS SUNDAY, JUNE 28, 2015 PREVIEW 12 NOON AUCTION 1 P.M. TOYS MONDAY, JUNE 29, 2015 PREVIEW 4 P.M. AUCTION 5 P.M. these pieces would not match Meissen’s quality, but today they are collectible as well. Some reproductions are made from casts of authentic Meissen pieces, so the repros will be somewhat smaller in size. In order to make this determination, you need to know the exact measurements of the same original piece and carefully measure the one you’re considering. Color can be another clue, the colors of fakes or reproductions may be too bold or bright, or the eye color may be wrong for the figurines (most 18th-century figures had brown eyes). The best defense against this is to look at a number of Meissen pieces in museums or at auction houses or shops you trust to familiarize yourself with the correct colorings (especially facial, hair and eye colorings of figurines). You can also view images of current and historic Meissen pieces on the Meissen website, http://meissen.com. Other signs of a reproduction include porcelain that is

Both sales held at the Burlington

City VFW

BURLINGTON, NJ

At A Glance Signs of a reproduction or a fake: 1. Figurine colors that are too bold or bright 2. No vent holes or obvious holes in places other than the underside 3. “AR” mark should raise caution 4. Poor quality workmanship Reference books, websites, and collecting groups are the best ways to keep from being fooled by fakes. Here are a few: “Meissen Porcelain” by Otto Walcha; “Meissen Figures 1730-1755: The Kaendler Years” by Yvonne Adams; “The Book of Meissen” by Robert E. Rontgen; Meissen Collector (www.meissencollector.com).

159 West Pearl St., 08016 Dolls: German, French and Japanese Bisque, about 100 - many in larger sizes. Manufacturers to include but are not limited to: Armand Marseilles, Simon Halbig, Gebruder Heubach, Heinrich Handwerk, Schoneau Hoffmeister, Jumeau, plus others. China, Early cloth and papier-mâché, Piano babies. Compo cuties from Effanbee, Alexander, Vogue ++. 50’s Hard Plastic, some MIB. Mary Hoyer, Toni, Effanbee Honey, Saucy Walker, Arranbee, Vogue Ginny and Jill, Muffie, Alexanders, NASB, Ginger, etc. Newer Vinyl artist dolls, Barbies, Kiddles, Shirley Temple, Revlon, American Girl items, clothing, furniture, dollhouse accessories, artisan miniatures and room boxes, children’s dishes, wigs, stands, some Steiff animals, + more. Toys: Board Games, pressed steel, action figures, TV, Radio and movie character, Advertising, tin and celluloid windups, battery op, models, papier-mâché nodders, Disney, cereal premiums, Penny toys, Juro Professional Ventriloquist model - boxed, Playsets, slot cars in all scales, cast-iron vehicles and platform figures - military and civilian. Space themed toys, Marx Ramp Walkers, Still banks, vintage Christmas, Western Toys, five and dime OSS, die-cast, early rubber, vinyl and slush metal vehicles, kids’ books, Fisher-Price, Lego sets, Superhero Playsets some boxed, TMNT character toys, Wrestlers, Erector sets, Colorforms, cap guns, tin litho paint boxes and sets, figural cake toppers, Hess trucks, few trains and buildings, Bagatelle, J. Chein plus more unlisted.

These are two big sales with over 1,000 pieces. Directions: from North - Rt. 295 S. to Burlington/Mount Holly Exit. 541 North/ west toward Burlington. Once in Burlington City, 541 becomes High Street. Continue on High Street into Burlington, cross Rt. 130. Turn left on West Pearl last left you can make. VFW is about 2 blocks up on right. From Phila.: 95 N. to Betsy Ross Bridge, cross into New Jersey. Rte 130 North for about 10 miles. Left on High Street (Rt. 541). Follow above directions. Look for white signs. Food by Hog Day Afternoon Terms: Cash or Check w/proper ID. CC w/3% processing fee. No Buyer’s Premium. New Jersey sales tax collected w/o a valid resale number. Questions? Call 609-877-6843 email: dolltoy@hotmail.com. Day of sale please call 609-560-3247 Auctioneer not responsible for accidents.

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auctionzip.com auct. ID #1049 for pics. & more details on both sales

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When it comes to makers’ marks, not all crossed swords are Meissen. This may sound elementary, but I can’t count the number of times I’ve been at auctions and heard people assume that a piece of porcelain is Meissen simply because of a crossed sword mark. When the first Meissen manufactory opened in 1710, the formula and manufacturing process for its porcelain were known by only a few, strictly on a “need to know” basis. These two instrumental aspects were intended to be kept top secret. But, according to the Meissen website, by 1718, a Meissen arcanist decided to use his inside knowledge to compete with Meissen, and he opened his own manufactory in Vienna. At the time, these were considered to be the first Meissen fakes/knockoffs, but they’re now valuable collectibles in their own right. As always, secrets were leaked even further, and other manufactories shot up as well, as competitors vied for attention in the fine porcelain market. Over the next several decades, Meissen counterfeits or adaptations were produced in factories in England, Germany, France, Italy, and China. Meissen had been attempting to mark its porcelain before the first new competitor opened, but the company only discovered what they considered to be a “forgery-proof” underglaze cobalt mark around 1720. The crossed swords were chosen, which reflected a portion of the Electorate of Saxony coat of arms. These alternated with letter marks, including KPM, MPM, and KPF, and occasionally other symbols were used with the crossed swords, such as asterisks and numbers. You can find many of Meissen’s marks, including lesser-known ones, in Otto Walcha’s book “Meissen Porcelain.” Many reproductions and fakes bear one of these marks (especially the crossed sword variations), so check the mark carefully to make sure it’s done correctly. A mark associated with Meissen never fully identifies a piece as authentic; it’s just a starting point. One mark that bears mentioning is the AR (Augustus Rex) mark, which was used in the first half of the 18th century. Although there are variations on the appearance of the mark, it was always underglazed in blue and painted by hand. Pieces bearing the AR

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MULTI-ESTATE ANTIQUE AUCTION WEDNESDAY, JULY 1,

2 P.M.

Preview 6/30/2015 12 NOON-7 P.M., 7/1/2015 10 A.M.-2 P.M. at Wilson’s Auction Gallery, 344 Valleybrook Road,

CHESTER HEIGHTS, PA 19017 Boat: Sunfish Sailboat & Trailer. Furniture: Dragon Carved Ebonized Partners Desk, Massive Empire Mahogany Buffet with Outset Interior, Danish Teakwood Dinette Table, Cherry Raised Panel Bookcase Secretary, Kimball Model 520 Black Lacquered Case Upright Piano w/Bench & Humidifier, Pair of Fisher PL-6-B Sound Panel Speakers by Bertagni, H. Herrmann Carved Slipper Chair, Pierced Brass Moroccan Table Lamp, Pair of Crystal Drop Prism Lamps, Jadeite Table Lamp, Satsuma Table lamp, 5 pc. Eastlake Walnut Victorian Parlor Set, Victorian Marble Top Parlor Tables, Victorian High Back Bed, Antique Dough Box, Butter Churn, Dry Sink, Primitives, Eli Terry Replica Pillar and Scroll Clock, Kindel Tea Table, Statton Cherry Hall Table (50th Anniversary 19261976), Room Size Chinese Deco Rug, Assortment of Persian Area Rugs & Throws, etc. Collectibles: Vintage Mickey Mouse Ventriloquist Doll, Staffordshire “Iris” China Serving Pieces, Carved Jade, Snuff Bottles, Brush Pots, Jade Jewelry, Political Buttons, Flow Blue, Early George & Martha Washington Blue Transferware Plates, Leaded Stained Glass Window, Vito Trumpet & Case, Vintage Purses/Handbags incl. Louis Vuitton, Prada (Alligator), Tano of Madrid (Alligator), DKNY, Dooney & Bourke, Vera Bradley, Liz Claiborne, Etienne Aigner; Baccarat Decanter and Cordials, Miniature 1961 Child’s Singer Sewing Machine, Pair of Capodi-Monte Table Lamps with Beaded Shades, Quantity of Sterling Silver incl. Large Scalloped Sterling Silver Serving Tray Serving Award From Philadelphia Electrical Co. with Signatures, 78 pc. Reed & Barton Sterling Silver Flatware (Eighteenth Century Pattern), Pair of 11” Maciel Mexican Sterling Silver 2 Arm Candelabras (59ozt), Pair of George Jensen Sterling Silver Bowls, Service for 10 Spode “Christmas Tree” Pattern China, Coalport “Blue Wheat” Dinner Service for 7, and more to come! For information on absentee and phone bidding please call our Gallery at 610.358.9515 or email: info@wilsonsauction.net Terms: Cash, PA Check, Visa, MasterCard, Discover, AmEx, Debit. First time buyers: check payments accepted only if accompanied by bank letter of credit. Buyer’s Premium: 15%

Wilson’s Auctioneers & Appraisers www.wilsonsauction.net GALLERY: 610-358-9515

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Kenneth Alan Beem (1942-2015)

ON SITE AUCTION

Real Estate - Furniture - Collectibles SATURDAY, JUNE 27 AT 10 A.M. REAL ESTATE AT NOON 502 Wood Street, HARRISBURG,

Magazine, The View from Catonsville and others. “A History of Baltimore Porcelain” was published in the 2012 edition of “Ceramics in America.” At the time of his passing, Ken was researching an article on Rebekah-at-theWell teapots. Although his main collecting passion was the wares of the Bennett Pottery of Baltimore, Ken also collected vintage cocktail shakers, paintby-numbers pictures, and 78 rpm records. A car enthusiast and fan of Formula One auto racing, he enjoyed classical music and played the trombone. He was a founding member of the Salem Brass and continued to arrange music for the group when illness forced him to stop playing in 2012. He was also a founding member of the Catonsville Seven, a local travel writers’ group. Ken loved being the grandfather of Ruby (9), Marigold (3) and Roland (1) McKerrow. He saw them nearly every day. He was the faithful son-in-law of Ruth Miller. A memorial service for Ken was held at his church, Salem Evangelical Lutheran Church, located at 905 Frederick Road, Catonsville, Md., at 10:30 a.m. on Saturday, June 13. Memorial donations in his name may be directed to Salem’s Memorial Fund.

Many Pcs. Of Inlaid And Carved Furniture

Selling for Mildred Hollinger, due to relocation and significant downsizing.

Visit www.CordierAuction.com for photos & more details. 10% Buyer’s Premium on personal property only. Terms: Cash, PA checks. Out-of-state checks w/prior approval. All major credit cards accepted. Food concession. Bring Chairs! David Cordier, AU005321

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Quality Estate Jewelry

Stoneware Crocks

Auction Sales 2500 Market Street, ASTON,

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Marine Chronometer 1872

PA 17109

REAL ESTATE (12 NOON): 2,556 SF, 3 Bedroom, 2 Bath, Brick Ranch Home with Full Finished Basement, 1-Car Attached Garage, and Carport/Patio on a 0.44 acre Corner Lot in Susquehanna Township, Dauphin County. Susquehanna School District. TERMS: $10,000 down. Settle in 45 days. See website or call for complete terms & bidder requirements. PERSONAL PROPERTY (10 A.M.): 1989 RV (11 A.M.): Toyota Warrior RV Camper with 83,000 Miles. Runs Great! FURNITURE (12:30 P.M.): 1940’s Dining Set; Corner cupboard; Two Mahogany Bedroom Sets; Mahogany Coffee and End Tables; Sofa and Chair; Blue Glass Table; Blonde Retro Desk; Porcelain Top Kitchen Table; Braided Rugs; Floor and Table Lamps. COLLECTIBLES: Van Briggle; Roseville; Fire-King; Carnival Glass; Hall; Cookie Jar; Mantel Clocks; Masonic; Chess Set; Depression Glass; Barbie Dolls; Records; Cameras; Seth Thomas Ships Clock; Model Airplanes; Mission Wall Clock; Apple Press; Costume Jewelry; Compacts; 3 Sets Silver-plated Flatware incl. Rogers Renaissance; Linens; Pens; Safety Razors. HOUSE AND HOME: Cub Cadet Riding Mower Model 1027; Bissell Quik Steam Carpet Cleaner; Ladders; Wheelbarrow; Garden Tools; Rockwell Sander Grinder; Table Saw; Hand Tools. BOX LOTS: 10 A.M.!

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Kenneth Alan Beem, longtime antiques enthusiast and writer, died on June 3, 2015, of cardiac arrest. He was 72. The son of Richard and Jean Beem, Ken was born in Columbus, Ohio, on Oct. 3, 1942. After graduating from Mifflin High School in 1960, he attended Tulane University, earning a bachelor’s degree in 1964 and a master’s degree two years later. He was awarded his Ph.D. in Geology, specializing in micropaleontology, in 1973 from the University of Cincinnati and served a fellowship at the Smithsonian Institute in Washington, D.C. In 1971, he joined the faculty of Montgomery College in Rockville, Md., and taught geology and biology for over 36 years. In 1974, he married Barbara Miller. Barbie and Ken had one child, daughter Katherine, born in 1980. With Barbara’s parents, the Beems moved to Catonsville, Md., in 1984; it was the purchase of their home there that sparked his interest in antiquing. Ken became interested in Baltimore potteries of the 19th and early 20th century in the early 1980s, thereby beginning a 30-year quest for knowledge on the subject. With Barbara, he was a regular contributor to AntiqueWeek (beginning in 1992); his monthly column, “Question Box,” was a great source of personal satisfaction. They shared a byline for nearly 23 years and were known as the “Beem Team” by their editors. Together, Barbara and Ken wrote features and historic property stories for The New England Antiques Journal. Over the years, their words appeared in a variety of publications, including the Baltimore Sun, the Baltimore Examiner, Grapevine

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10 A.M.

from hundreds of pictures and video.

Catalog ONLINE by June 24 10 A.M.: Uncatalogued estate items, (Selling from 10 A.M. til past 5 P.M.) collectibles, household items, glassware, china, table and box lots from local estates. Lots of Estate art, Sports Collectibles, Books. See the pictures on our website. 11 A.M.: Uncatalogued Furniture, Mahogany, Victorian, Contemporary furnishings, Garden Statuary and fountains, Appliances, Bedroom and Living Room sets, Much more. See the website for Extensive Pictures and video. Catalog 12 Noon: Carved and Inlaid Furniture including Dining Rooms, Satinwood Bedroom, French Stands, Garden Furniture, Victorian, Oil paintings by James Hamilton (1819-1878), Marine Chronometer Parkinson & Frodsham 1872, in case, Diamond Rings, Carved Cameos, Sterling Jewelry, Lots of Stoneware Crocks, Hermes Scarves, Bronzes, Lots of Dog Prints, Chinese and Korean Furniture, Ephemera and Theater Posters, Much More. For More Info Call

Figural Carved Chairs

Vintage Ephemera

(610) 485-7400

INSPECTION: MONDAY, June 29, 12 Noon-6 P.M. & From 10 A.M. Day of Sale. TERMS: 15% Buyer’s Premium for Cash, Checks or Debit with pin. (VISA/MC accepted with a 4% surcharge) Lic. #AH64L

Kawaii Spinet

Sterling WMF Art Nouveau

A. Basso Contemporary Bronzes

Figural Carved Victorian

Inlaid Cabinets

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James Hamilton (1819-1878) Oil On Canvasses (4)

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Results From Gateway’s Memorial Day Sale Announced By Karl Pass

The Gateway Gallery Auction facility in Chambersburg, Pa., held a Memorial Day sale on

May 25 featuring a variety of decorative and architectural items, with European and Asian material taking the spotlight. A framed drawing on paper by Wassily Kandinsky brought $3,100. Kandinsky (1866-1944) was a Russian painter and

known for abstract work. A small celadon jade dragon figure sold for $2,100. A pair of Louis XVI-style chairs sold for $800; a pair of mirrored wall sconces sold for $525; and a copper and brass lantern-style hanging light sold for $625. A Chinese jardinere sold

for $1,200; a Chinese Chippendale table sold for $675; and a pair of castiron garden urns (date of origin unknown) sold for $540. To learn more about this or upcoming sales, call 717-263-6512 or visit www.gatewayauction.com.

TOYS AND MORE AUCTION A pair of Louis XVI-style chairs (one shown) sold for $800.

to be held

MONDAY, JUNE 29TH

AT 5:00 P.M.

Preview Sunday, June 28th 5:00 P.M. to 7:00 P.M. and also day of auction from 10:00 A.M. A framed drawing on paper by Kandinsky realized $3,100.

H&R AUCTION, 270 Grant Street, NEW HOLLAND, PA 17557 Auctions will be held every Monday at 5:00 P.M.

This small celadon jade dragon figure sold for $2,100.

Pressed steel by Smith-Miller, Wyandotte, Turner, Buddy L, Structo, Nylint, Tonka, etc.; many Japan tin litho friction and battery operated toys; Winross and Hess trucks; farm tractors; newer diecast cars; smaller toys by Corgi, Midgetoy, Tootsie, Slik-Toys, and Ralstoy; comic books; silver dollars and Franklin half dollars; leather-bound books; Lancaster County and other postcards; assortment of ephemera; car hood ornaments; license plate toppers; W.P.A. F.D.R. doll; advertising items and much more. To view hundreds of photos please visit www.auctionzip.com ID#3978 For more info. or to arrange a consignment appt. please call 717-354-2051 Email: handrauction@aol.com Terms: We accept cash or check only, 10% Buyer’s Premium Auctioneer: Philip Hurst AU-003375-L

A pair of cast-iron garden urns (one shown) sold for $540.

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This large hanging copper and A pair of mirrored wall sconces brass lantern-style light sold for $625. sold for $525.

ONLINE ONLY COINS, PAPER CURRENCY, AND POLITICAL PINS AUCTION WEDNESDAY, JULY 15, 2015 AT 10AM 463 E. LANCASTER AVE., DOWNINGTOWN, PA 19335 P: (610) 269-4040 | F: (610) 269-9274 INFO@POOKANDPOOK.COM

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Smack Dab (Continued from page 11)

While copying the Renaissance in overall style, pictorial representations on Viennese enameled panels were very much of the 19th century. Pastoral vistas abounded, with lush greenery, bountiful floral groupings, peacefully burbling streams, and sun-kissed clouds. At the center of things were the leading players: statuesque maidens and their dashing suitors. Attendant nymphs watched on approvingly, and even the occasional cupid took wing. What stories did these scenes tell? Their legends had long since vanished from popular

This painting, enamel on metal, 4.25-by-3-inches, 1850, is estimated at $200-$300.

memory. All that really mattered was the of-the-moment beauty of the illustration. Viennese enamels proved ideal accents for the 19th century drawing room. Their subtle shadings, with occasional eye-popping bursts of brilliant color, provided the perfect complement to similarlyhued furnishings and wall hangings. The enameling technique was initially applied to usable objects, such as bowls, trays, and vases, of normal, or even enhanced size. But the artisans of Vienna came to realize that “anyone can do large.” Their enameled pieces

Front Porch (Continued from page 10)

in abundance on eBay. Our specialty was furniture, which didn’t sell that well on the Internet with the cost of shipping, but was still going strong for us. In fact, 2001 was one of our best years, and sales remained brisk until 2005. After that, there seemed to be a slow decline in sales, and then in 2008, the recession struck. Several shops in our area closed their doors as the owners decided to retire. In fact, all over the country many of our interesting haunts were no longer in business. With the computer age upon us, we decided to build our own website at www.the frontporchantiques.com and also joined an online selling website, Ruby Lane. One of our first sales went to Beijing, China. This person would have never come into our shop, and the sales have continued to come from areas in and outside of New Jersey. We’re reaching a customer base that would never have had the opportunity to visit our shop. Our opinion on selling furniture online has

The ivory and bronze jewel casket, 1850s, measures 7-by-6COMIC BOOK COLLECTIONS. Contact me inches. for FREE Appraisals if you wish to sell your

became smaller and smaller, as did any realistic functions the objects might once have served. Exquisite, and impossibly tiny, scent and snuff bottles were now gazed at admiringly, rather than actually put to their intended use. Miniature jewel chests were equipped with artfully designed pullout drawers, just the right size to hold, well, nothing, really. The focus had shifted to the purely ornamental. The most fascinating miniatures are the “novelties,” which work their intricately detailed magic within just a few inches. Even Tom Thumb would find himself hard-pressed to squeeze into a 3-by-6-inch Viennese coach. These were conveyances meant for really small fry. Viennese enamel miniatures are, in effect, the tiniest of theatrical props, waiting to make their appearance on some elfin stage. Supreme art and artifice have gone into their creation. Collectors value Viennese enamels not only for what they are: sumptuously realized objets d’art, but also for what they represent, artwork which celebrates the past by melding it with the future. That’s a worthy goal for art in any age. Photo associate: Hank Kuhlmann Donald-Brian Johnson is the co-author of numerous books on design and collectibles, including “Postwar Pop,” a collection of his columns, and the upcoming “Lost in the ’50s.” Please address inquiries to: donaldbrian@msn.com.

changed, perhaps because our prices are very fair and many customers don’t mind paying for shipping. Although selling on the Internet has become lucrative, it’s brought new challenges. One lesson was how to learn how to take quality and interesting photos. It’s best to take several photos showing every angle. If the piece is signed, make sure that’s visible. Descriptions of your item are extremely important, as a person isn’t able to feel and touch so you almost have to write a visual story. Add to our job description photographer, shipper and storywriter. Our shop is our first love, and we still have a steady flow of customers—more browsers than buyers, but customers enjoy handling and seeing their antiques in person. We have a special flair for decorating and setting up perfect vignettes, which the customers appreciate. Although our sales are not as brisk as they once were, we still love to travel and purchase antiques. Once the economy turns around, and it will, we’ll be ready, on the Internet and at The Front Porch Antiques shop.

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

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 610-417-0909. Serious buying since 1959.

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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

Let us show you how to reach 60,000+ collectors & dealers in the EAST! Call Arlene in Classified Sales 717-492-2561 or 1-800-428-4211 x2561

AUTOMOBILES WANTED. LOOKING to buy old foreign cars, especially British. Will purchase in any condition, also buying parts. Call Ed, 856-816-7321.

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.

FINE ART WANTED ROGALLERY.COM BUY. SELL. CONSIGN ONLINE ART AUCTIONS OVER 5000 ARTISTS

800.888.1063 art@rogallery.com 47-15 36th ST., LIC, NY 11101

ALL HUMMELS WANTED: Still paying the best prices. Call John Rokicki 610-213-2361. CARNIVAL GLASS BUY/ SELL any amount, also Van Briggle, Roseville, Rookwood, Nippon, Meissen, Art Glass, Czech. Perfumes, Sterling Souvenir Spoons. Gary Lickver, PO Box 1778, San Marcos, CA 92079. 760-803-0927.

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. MEMORABILIA OF ANCIENT Order of Hibernians (swords, sashes, ribbons, ephemera, etc.) Call John 570-253-0795, email ogara@ptd.net MILITARY & SPORTING FIREARMS- all periods Wanted. Collector will pay more for single items or collections. 215858-5506 or salloc2@yahoo.com Will travel. 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 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. WANTER OLD LETTER Press Equipment, wood/ lead letters, or anything printing related. Also looking for Blacksmith Anvils. Call 440-693-4232. WTD OLD DEALER stock, if your retired or retiring , or need to liquidate a family members stock give me a call at cell 484 797 3357, 610 208 0201 or write pwjoyce1219@yahoo.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.

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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 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.

WANTED!

Vintage Tube Electronics DEAD OR ALIVE Audio Equip. - Vacuum Tubes Speakers - Ham & Military Radios Surplus Parts - Test Equipment Hi-Fi Stereo & More

WE BUY IT ALL

610-649-4151

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

A FLEAMARKET NOVEL, IN AN AWFUL WAY, a scandalous mystery by SNYDERCARROLL, buy it on Amazon.com

ASIAN ANTIQUES SALE 20-40% off Fine Chinese, Japanese- jade, porcelain, lamps. RAB Collection at the German Trading Post, RT 272 Denver/ Adamstown, PA. Open Daily.

DO YOU COLLECT Old Paper, Ephemera, Advertising, Country Store, etc? Subscribe to "THE PAPER & ADVERTISING COLLECTORS’ MARKETPLACE", the monthly collector's newspaper that covers this specialty. For a FREE sample copy, phone 1-800-800-1833, ext. 2541, 8am-4:30pm daily.

www.cash4audio.com WANTED: MUSIC BOXES, slot machines, old Juke boxes, any cond. Call or write Frank Zygmunt, PO Box 542, Westmont, IL 60559 zygm1015@aol.com 630-985-2742

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, Wrestling Cards & Memorabilia. Tobacco packs opened/ unopened, pre-war, before 1970. Valuable collections only. 610-999-0131, bobthecardkauffman@verizon.net

1800-1970 SELL YOUR ANTIQUE TOYS, TRAINS, SPACE TOYS & ROBOTS for the HIGHEST PRICES! No one will pay you higher for Tin Toy Collections! 856-547-5521 ragtimetoys@comcast.net ANTIQUE TOYS & MODEL KITS WANTED- Write for free 3 page illustrated want list. Bruch, P.O. Box 121, Mountaintop, Pa 18707. Call 570-991-7300 bkinglar@aol.com COLLECTOR LOOKING FOR well-kept (1900-1970) Lionel, Flyer, Marklin and Ives Trains & accessories, will pay generously for them call Dr. Bob 215-348-0944

COME SHOP AT SUZANNE CHRISTIES GREAT FINDS AND DESIGNS AT NOLDE PINES. GARDEN ANTIQUE DECOR, BIRD HOUSES, JEWELRY VINTAGE CLOTHING. ALWAYS BUYING AND SELLING 610-334-7619.

RECORDS IN FREDERICK, MD 33 vinyl LPs, 45s, 78s, Classical, Jazz, Rock, older Pop, Shows, International, etc. Old Glory Antiques L-9. Cannon Hill Place (also CDs) 301-695-9304. We buy by appt. 301-694-5134.

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Wassily Kandinsky, 1936 Exhibition, watercolor, 23”x151⁄2” sight, 33”x251⁄2” overall

PUBLIC AUCTION 250+ LOTS OF FINE ART 400 LOTS + OF ANTIQUES, FOLK ART, DECORATIVE ARTS, ASIAN DECORATIVE ARTS

TUESDAY, JUNE 30, 2015 AT 11 A.M.

Style of Jean Francois Millet (French, 1814-1875), o/c, Shepherd & Flock At Night, 235⁄8”x471⁄2” sight, relined

Bauhaus School (20th Century), Textile Abstract, approx. 25”x38” sight

Emil Carlsen (Danish/American, 1848-1932) o/c, Still Life with Pots and Bottle, signed lower left, 191⁄2”x291⁄2” sight

Rufino Tamayo (Mexican, 1899-1991), o/c, Abstract portrait, s&d ‘71 lower left, signed en verso, 183⁄4”x221⁄2” sight

Leonardus Eland (Dutch, 1884-1952), o/c, Field with Workers, signed lower right, 223⁄4”x341⁄2” sight, 1 of 3

We’ll begin the sale with 250+ lots of fine art mostly from a diverse single owner collection featuring artists as follows:

Style of Edward Hopper, oil on wood panel, Self-Portrait, 15”x19” sight

Style of Jackson Pollock (American, 1912-1956), enamel on wood panel, Composition, bears signature lower right, 153⁄4”x151⁄2” sight

Old Masters: Simon Von Ruisdael, Attributed to Justus Sustermans, Attributed to Nicholaes Berchem, Style of Sandro Botticelli, more! American: Style of Guy Wiggins, Style of John Marin, Style of Frank Shapleigh, Emil Carlsen, Everett Lloyd Bryant, E Pemberton, (2) Howard Chandler Christy, Moran, Wally Strautin, (2) Edward Strautin, (2) Style of Edward Hopper, (2) Style of Albert Bierstadt, Style of Jackson Pollock, Mary Jane Peale, Style of William Glackens, Attributed to Lee Krasner, Attributed to Laszlo Moholy Nagy, (3) Rolph Scarlett, Style of Robert Indiana, (11) Ralph Gagnon, (2) Monogrammist AS, RM, CEB, (4) Charles Gruppe, (2) Style of James Abbott McNeill Whistler, Attributed to Grace Carpenter Hudson, Attributed to George Luks, Style of William Sidney Mount, Style of Everett Shinn, G. Nelson, Laura Belle Staley, (2) Style of William Merritt Chase, Collier, After Alexander Calder, Yarnell Abbott, Donald Vogel, Marilyn Yates, WA Hofstetter, David Taylor, (2) Harry Safarbi, Jonas Pascal, Edward Loyal Field, Marilyn Yates, David Lussier, James Scoppettone, Betty Stroppel, John Matassa, Jacob Arnold, A. Katz, JUST Hildegard Rath, Emanuel Romano, manner of Milton Avery, Frank Roth, Keith Martin, style of Mane Katz, style of Edmund Charles Tarbell, A PARTIAL LIST!!! Pennsylvania and Delaware: Albert Van Nesse Green, Walter Baum, John Suplee, (2) Jon Redmond, Hyunsoo Han, P. Cosgrove, Joyce Floreen, Stephen Takats, Taeko Yonetani, (2) Frederick Munson, Wayne Morrell, Barclay Rubincam, Daniel Lawrence, Samuel George Phillips, (3) Steven Janney, Matiko Mamaladze, Brett Anderson Walker. European: Petrus Marius Molyn, Maurice Verrier, Wilhelm Hambuchen, (2) Style of Wassily Kandinsky, Style of Jean Francois Millet, Johannes Weiland, Hendrik Heyligers, Style of Max Beckmann, Steinke, JM Kavanagh, Attributed to Richard Bonington, U. Meltov, Michel Girard, Constant Troyon, Elisee Maclet, Attributed to Johannes Koekkoek, Style of Hendrik Koekkoek, Monogrammist JCL, Oszkar Glatz, I.R. Smith, R.A. Ehrenreich, (4) Leonardus Eland, Style of Jacques Villon, John Thomas Serres, (3) Attributed to Corot, Gabriel Godard, Ivan Kurach, Antonio, Karrel Appel, (3) Peter Keil, Henri Vignet, Diana Coomans, Franz Friedbichler, Eugene Cadel, Style of John Constable, Hans Christian Barenholdt, (2) Rudolf Oldeman, Areg Elibeckian, Morin, Corneille, Wolfgang Born, Yohanon Simon, Theodore Van Rysselberghe Gaillard, E. Munch, Style of Georges Seurat, Joseph Kleitsch, JUST A PARTIAL LIST!!! Latino and Caribbean: Jose Chavez Morado, Rufino Tamayo, Castillo, Juanillo Gonzalez, Armando Garcia Nunez, Alfred Birdsey, JUST A PARTIAL LIST!!! Works on Paper: Paul Gauguin, (15) Erte serigraphs and lithographs, (2) 15th c illuminated missal pages, George Tooker, Donald L. Dickinson, Stanley Judison, Felix Braquemond, George Cruikshank, Thomas Rowlandson, After Michel Stapleaux, After William Hogarth, Jacobus Houbraken, Emily Sartain, JUST A PARTIAL LIST!!! The owner of the primary collection in the fine art session has graciously and generously asked that 5% of the hammer price proceeds of his collection be donated to a veteran’s organization that assists disabled American Veterans in rebuilding their lives.

Attributed to Justus Sustermans (1597-1681), o/c, Portrait of Boy, 273⁄8”x201⁄2” sight

Pursuant to the Order of US Bankruptcy Court, ED of PA, Case No 15-10352

We will sell at public auction all remaining assets/inventory of

Raccoon Creek Antiques, LLC

To include country furniture, folk art & accessories in original painted surfaces, decorated pottery, baskets, hooked rugs, rare fraktur art, weathervanes, textiles, ceramics, chalkware, metalware, more as yet unseen! For other accounts we’ll be selling some signed Stickley furniture, Victorian furniture, a Samuel Shourds, Bordentown, NJ walnut Queen Anne 8-day tall clock, a cherry tall clock attributed to Joachim Hill, Flemington, NJ, selection of antique Oriental rugs, other fine dec arts!!!

Jose Chavez Morado, Mexico, o/board, “Rostro,” 1968, 35x25 cm, gallery label verso

Preview Times: Sunday, June 28 from 12 Noon to 5 P.M. Monday, June 29 from 9 A.M. to 5 P.M.; Tuesday, June 30 from 9 A.M.

Style of Everett Shinn (American, 18761953), watercolor, Boxing Scene, 205⁄8”x22” sight

One Hillman Drive, Sampling of Raccoon Creek inventory

CHADDS FORD, PA

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Fully illustrated catalog at Terms: 18% Buyer’s Premium, 3% discount for Cash/Check. Visa/MC

Albert Van Nesse Greene, American, 1887-1971, o/c, 18”x20”, Women at Market

Style of Severin Roesen, 30”x25” o/c, laid on masonite, Tiered Fruit Still Life, good gilt frame

Sampling of Raccoon Creek inventory Ralph Gagnon (American, 1919-1996), oil on board, Cheeseburger, Signed and dated 1955 lower right, 141⁄2”x21” sight, 1 of 8

1 of 15 serigraphs by Erte

Samuel Shourds, Bordentown, NJ walnut Queen Anne 8 day tall clock

Sampling of Raccoon Creek inventory

William H. Bunch - Auctioneer

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