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Color, Cut, And Clarity: The Heisey Glass Company Of Newark, Ohio From Our Files By Andrew Richmond Some stories are the microcosms of larger ones, which is certainly true for August Heisey and his glass company. Heisey himself is the story of the original American dream - an immigrant who worked his way up to incredible wealth and his company’s success and productivity would mirror the rise and fall of American manufacture, for a time supplying a growing middle class with quality goods at affordable prices, giving them successful mimicry of the lavish things in the homes of the industrial tycoons who employed them. In 1861 August Heisey (1842 to

Also in colorless glass, this monumental punch bowl and pedestal is in the Greek Key pattern, and sold for just over $400 at Leland Little Auctions in late 2011.

1922), a German-born immigrant, would find work as a clerk at the King Glass Company. Aside from a disruption caused by the Civil War (in which he enlisted as a private, mustered out as a brevet major, Continued on page 2

Louis C. Tiffany’s intricate and brilliantly colored masterpieces have captivated collectors for decades and continue to inspire with their timeless beauty. This new book showcases 80 of the firm’s most iconic lamps, including rare and one-of-a-kind creations. These examples have all been newly photographed in detail to reveal features in the glass and metalwork that have never before been seen in print. Wisteria twists and curls with grace, peonies explode with color, and dragonflies dance with the light in these intricate masterpieces. Uniting a reverence for nature and a fascination with the artistic potential of glass, Louis C. Tiffany and his designers created a revolutionary design aesthetic that brought the beauty of the natural world into the home. “The Lamps Of Tiffany Studios: Nature Illuminated” underscores the critical role of Tiffany’s lead lamp designer Clara Driscoll and illustrates many of her now-famous shades, including Dragonfly, Wisteria, and Cobweb. The text also illuminates the critical role of the “Tiffany Girls,” the young women who selected and cut glass for each shade under Driscoll’s

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“The Lamps of Tiffany Studios: Nature Illuminated,” is a new book published by Skira Rizzoli. direction. The book is published in conjunction with the opening of the New-York Historical Society’s Tiffany Lamps Gallery, featuring 100 lamps and emphasizes the important contributions of Clara Driscoll and her female workforce. The dazzling display is one component of the newly launched Center for the Study of Women’s History, a vibrant hub of exhibitions,

When it comes to Heisey cut glass, however, the work of Emil Krall, whose work rivaled the cutting of Hawkes and Libbey. This ewer with Krall cut decoration brought a very respectable $5,198 in 2010 at Apple Tree Auction Center.

Much of Heisey’s production was pressed glass imitating cut, however the company did manufacture cut glass as well, including fine examples like these stems, which sold at Skinner in July of 2015 for almost $500.

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Overview Of Ros-Al Floral Antiques And Events Christoper Glinton and Paul Daugevelo of Ros-Al Floral Antiques and Events are proud to announce the success of their recent “The Great Summer Antique Expo” at the Four Points by Sheraton located in Scranton, Pa., and the “Annual Antiques in the Park” located in historic Memorial Park in Carbondale, Pa. “We were so pleased with the successful turnout at the Four Points by Sheraton location complete with easy access, right off of Rt. 81, with convenient setup and the elegant and spacious banquet hall. The ball room easily accommodated the 40-plus dealers we had who came from five states,” said Chris Glinton. “The dealers made use of the added service of discounted rooms at the hotel which were also appreciated by the many patrons who stayed the weekend.” The show was held from June 10 to 12. A highlight of the weekend show was a well-attended seminar, “Hunting for Book Treasures” conducted by Linda Roller, who owns the Liberty Book Shop in Avis, Pa. Many attending the

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show commented on the high quality and diversity of merchandise. The second show produced by Ros-Al was the fifth annual “Antiques in the Park” in the Pioneer City of Carbondale, which is also a Route 6 Heritage Community. The show was held on June 25 in Memorial Park on Main Street in cooperation with the City of Carbondale for the pre-celebration Continued on page 2

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Heisey glass came in a rainbow of colors, including bright “flamingo” pink, as is seen on this ice bucket that sold at Apple Tree Auction Center in 2010, for a very affordable $62.

Also among the brightly colored glass produced by Heisey was the vivid “tangerine.” This set of four goblets in tangerine sold for $565 at Apple Tree Auction Center in 2010.

It should be no surprise that Apple Tree Auction Center probably sells more Heisey glass than anyone. Afterall, they are located in Newark, not far from the original factory location. This unusual cut dresser mirror sold at Apple Tree in 2010 for $136.

Animal figurines, particularly horses, were commonly made in Heisey’s later period with high quality glass and available in many colors. This pair of colorless horse bookends brought $117 at Wiederseim Associates in September 2013. would go on to prominence, between 1925 and 1938. Early holding a variety of prestigious colors, like Flamingo (a soft titles and positions, while his pink) and Moongleam (a company, operated by Heisey green), were typically softer and then his sons until its and more pastel, with a move closing in 1957, would play a in the 1930s toward darker colpart in revolutionizing glass ors like their Tangerine production in modern (vibrant orange) and Stiegel America. Blue (a cobalt shade). They are Like many successful glass also thought to have made and pottery companies in the milk glass and did produce Ohio Valley at the time, Heisey some vaseline glass. would experiment with forms, Alexandrite, a blue-green that design and color, while having becomes a lilac/lavender in a staple that would help ultraviolet light, is considered steady the business. For the their rarest color. Heisey Glass Company, that In 1957, after the Christmas was making lighting fixtures holidays, Heisey ceased proand glass headlights for cars. duction, the beginning of a They would become known for wave of changes that would their glass tablewares and sweep through the ‘60s and glass figurines, making an ‘70s, altering the face of impressive array of both American manufacturing. The pressed and blown glass. Their Imperial Glass Company glass animal figures in particu- bought the molds and continlar were popular with collec- ued producing pieces based tors from the beginning and on some of them through 1984, Heisey’s pressed glass was of when Imperial closed too. such quality that pieces can Heisey’s collectability often easily pass (at least at a remains fairly steady today, glance) as cut crystal. aided by a strong museum and Heisey produced glass in collector association, as well dozens of patterns, including as an annual collectors’ aucGreek Key, Plantation, tion, although volume keeps Stanhope, and Old Sandwich. prices low for many of the less They manufactured colored desirable pieces. As is always glass for the company’s entire the case with glass, condition run, but the best years are is key, as well as pattern and generally considered to be color.

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Other upcoming Ros-Al Floral Antiques and Events will include a show on Saturday and Sunday, Oct. 22 and 23, at The Fairbridge Inn on Rt. 10 in East Hanover, N.J., and one on Saturday and Sunday, Nov. 19 and 20, at The Anthracite Center at 41 North Main Street in Carbondale, Pa. For further information on Ros-Al Floral Antiques and Events, call either Chris or Paul at 570-960-2754 or 570785-5960 or visit www.rosal floral.com.

Man-made glass can be traced back to 5000-3500 BC and the first hollow glass container was made around 1500 BC. The early process of making hollow glass containers was replaced by the popular process of glass blowing and in the early 1820s the process of pressed glass was invented in the United States. Today a glass bottle is 100 percent recyclable with many new bottles contain glass created over 20 years ago. While helping the environment, it is cheaper to recycle old glass than to use new raw materials. The hobby of collecting antique bottles is currently experiencing a great deal of popularity. Quality early hand-blown bottles can sell

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and in between was wounded at Little Round Top), Heisey would spend much of the rest of his life in the glass business. Five years after the war, he would marry Susan Duncan, whose father was an owner of the Ripley Glass Company (later Geo. Duncan & Sons), and in time Heisey himself would become a part owner and the general manager. Heisey, looking for an opportunity to begin his own business, moved to Newark, Ohio in 1895 and opened a glass factory that began operation in 1896. He himself

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The Duffner & Kimberly Company was incorporated in 1906 to directly compete with Tiffany Studios. Their purpose was to produce a very high-end product in mosaic art glass motifs. This retail product line including stained-glass window commissions, memorial plaques, and a line of leaded mosaic lamps. Duffner & Kimberly created original designs for their lamps, and their workmanship and choice of materials were of the highest quality. To this end, the partnership of Frank Joseph Duffner, a former employee of both the Bradley and Hubbard Company and the Phoenix Glass Company, and Oliver Kimberly, a former Tiffany Studios employee and recent St. Louis exhibition grand prize winner, was formed. Duffner and Kimberly employed the services of Hamilton T. Howell to design

lamps and specific bases. These produced a premier lamp line that fit comfortably into the period home without dominating the decor; rather the lamps complemented it. While Tiffany Studios used a freer, more organic style for their lamps, Duffner & Kimberly lamps were formal and more structured. Howell designed specific basis to be use for specific shades, creating a fixed period piece. This was especially true of the earliest, most expensive, and most aggressively advertised models. Duffner and Kimberly produced their lamp masterpieces only for seven years, and their most extensive output was in the first two years of their existence, 1906 and 1907. Financial recession in United States, as well as a change in popular taste to simpler and less expensive items, doomed the fancy products from Duffner and Kimberly. The company filed for bankruptcy in 1913.

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This â&#x20AC;&#x153;Fantasiaâ&#x20AC;? Chernabog concept painting (Walt Disney, 1940) sold for $65,725. Castle and Coachâ&#x20AC;? was also highly sought after by collectors, a unique hand-painted background Color Key/Concept Art painting showcasing the castle in brilliant style, which brought a final price of $23,900. While Disney dominated the top tier of the auction, superb results were also realized for more modern cartoon cels, led by a classic illustration and background from the book version of â&#x20AC;&#x153;Itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s the Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brownâ&#x20AC;? (Bill Melendez, 1978), showing all the Peanuts gang standing around in costume looking in their treat bags (featuring the famous line: â&#x20AC;&#x153;What did you get Charlie Brown? I got a rock.â&#x20AC;?), which saw an impressive $16,133 final price realized. An iconic production cel and key master background

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from Doctor Seussâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; â&#x20AC;&#x153;How the Grinch Stole Christmasâ&#x20AC;? (MGM, 1966), featuring The Grinch and his faithful pooch Max, consigned to auction by the family of Chuck Jones (with proceeds of the sale benefitting the Chuck Jones Center for Creativity in Orange County, Calif.) proved quite popular with collectors as it rose to $14,340. Modern cartoons have been seeing a marked uptick in the last two years, especially those that appeal to Gen-X collectors, and the auction showed that trend continuing as a production title cel from â&#x20AC;&#x153;The Atom Ant/Secret Squirrel Showâ&#x20AC;? (Hanna-Barbera, 1965), the best Atom Ant cel Heritage has offered to this point, soared to $10,755 and a production title cel from â&#x20AC;&#x153;The All New Super Friends Hourâ&#x20AC;? (Hanna-Barbera, 1977), featuring Batman, Robin, Wonder Woman, Aquaman, Superman and new cast additions, The Wonder Twins â&#x20AC;&#x201C; Zan and Jayna and their space-monkey, Gleek â&#x20AC;&#x201C; saw spirited bidding drive the final price realized to $10,158. A â&#x20AC;&#x153;Just Mickey/The Haunted House Mickey Mouseâ&#x20AC;? production cel and painted background (Walt Disney, 1929-30) was a rare handinked, hand-painted nitrate example featuring Mickey Mouse and one of the earliest

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scholarly research, public programming, and educational initiatives. The book and exhibit explores the innovative adaptation of electric light sheathing the incandescent light bulb in a shimmering veil of leaded glass. Beautifully designed and produced in an intimate format, the book is a jewel-box package that makes the perfect gift for any art lover. About the contributors Margaret K. Hofer is vice president and museum director at the New-York Historical Society. She curated the groundbreaking 2007

Mickey cels known to exist. It sold for $23,900. Eyvind Earleâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s â&#x20AC;&#x153;Sleeping Beauty King Stephan and King Hubertâ&#x20AC;? concept painting (Walt Disney, 1959) was a gouache painting on board featuring King Stephan and King Hubert on the top of the castle. It sold for $22,705. A rare, untrimmed, full nitrate, hand-inked and handpainted production cel setup of Snow White, as she lay sleeping in the forest from â&#x20AC;&#x153;Snow White and the Seven Dwarfsâ&#x20AC;? (Walt Disney, 1937) sold for $20,315. It was the scene when the forest animals come to rescue and comfort her. For more information, visit www.HA.com.

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NEW JERSEY 07/23-24/16, WHIPPANY, SAT 10 AM-6 PM SUN 11 AM-5 PM, Antiques, 111 N Jefferson Rd, Birchwood Manor 08/07/16, BARNEGAT LIGHT, SUN 9 AM-5 PM, Antiques & Collectibles, 19th & Bayview Ave, Historic Viking Village 08/13/16, BORDENTOWN, SAT 8:30 AM-3 PM, Stamp, 3 Municipal Dr, Bordentown Senior Center 08/20-21/16, HARMONY, SAT & SUN 10 AM-4 PM, Antique Show & Vintage Marketplace, Rt 519, Warren County Fairgrounds

OHIO 08/26-28/16, WASHINGTON COURT HOUSE, FRI SAT SUN, Antique Extravaganza, Fayette County Fairgrounds PENNSYLVANIA 07/22-23/16, MOUNTAINHOME, FRI & SAT 10 AM5 PM, Antiques & Collectibles, 6680 Rt 191, Mountainhome United Methodist Church 07/30-31/16, CAMP HILL, SAT 9 AM-3 PM SUN 10 AM-1 PM, Wade Fest, Rt 15 N, Camp Hill Radisson Hotel 08/13/16, LANCASTER, SAT 9 AM-1 PM, Hunting & Fishing, 1383 Arcadia Rd, Lancaster Farm & Home Center 08/13/16, SOMERSET, SAT 8 AM-4 PM, Antiques, Streets of Somerset 08/27/16, LITITZ, SAT 9 AM4 PM, Antiques & Collectibles, Lititz Springs Park

NEW YORK 07/22-24/16, LIVERPOOL, FRI NOON-4 PM SAT 9 AM-5 PM SUN 9 AM-4 PM, The Great American Antiquefest, 3813 Long Branch Rd, Onondaga Lake Park

VIRGINIA 07/23-24/16, CHANTILLY, SAT 9 AM-6 PM SUN 11 AM-5 PM, DC Big Flea & Antiques Market, 4320 Chantilly Shopping Center, Dulles Expo Center

07/23-24/16, EAST HAMPTON, SAT 10 AM-6 PM SUN 10 AM-5 PM, Antiques, James Ln (on the grounds), Historic Mulford farm Museum

08/05-07/16, VIRGINIA BEACH, FRI 11 AM-6 PM SAT 10 AM6 PM SUN 11 AM-5 PM, Jewelry, art, antiques, 1000 19th St, Virginia Beach Convention Center

HISTORIC VIKING VILLAGE

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07/25/16, LANCASTER, MON 9 AM, Quality furniture, antiques, collectibles, Elvis & Nascar collections, clocks, fine art, jewelry, tools, household items, 3601 Columbia Ave, Boltz Auction Company 07/27-28/16, PHILADELPHIA, WED & THURS 2 PM, 7/27 Fine works of art, 18th-20th c. furniture, lighting, carpets grand piano etc.; 7/28 - 18th & 20th c. decorative objects, sterling silver table & flatware, fur coats jewelry etc., Gallery 2501 E Ontario St, Barry S. Slosberg, Inc. 07/27/16, QUAKERTOWN, WED 6 NOON, Mega toy & collectibles, 18 S 5th St Su 200, Sellersville Auction LLC

07//27/16, PENNSDALE, WED 4:30 PM, Gun, military, antiques, Fry's Auction Hall 400 Village Rd, Fry's Auction, Inc.

07/23/16, COATESVILLE, SAT 11 AM, Coins, currency, collection of carnival glass, Swarovski & other crystal, sterling silver, jewelry, antiques, toys, pie crimper & candle snuffer collections etc., Wagontown Fire Hall 412 W Kings Hwy, Smith Auction Company 07/23/16, COGAN STATION, SAT 10 AM, Antique lighting including lamps, shades & parts, Gallery 3530 Lycoming Creek Rd, Roan Inc. Auctioneers & Appraisers

Sunday, August 7 & Sunday, September 18th

EPHRATA, LANCASTER CO., PA

(Approx. 21⁄2 Miles West Of Ephrata), Catalogues Are Available By Sending $4 To Horst Auction Center, 50 Durlach Rd., Ephrata, PA 17522, Or May Pick Up At Horst Auction Center For $2. Catalogue Listing Along With Photos Are Available On Our Website www.horstauction.com

Over 430 Lots Of Antiques Tools - In Main Auction Hall • Collection Of Anvils & Tinsmith Stakes Embossed Axes & Other Edge Tools; Wooden & Metal Planes (Good Collection Of Stanley Cabinet Making Planes); Measuring Devices: Marking Gauges, Mortise & Other Gauges; Machinist’s Tool Chest; Folding & Slide-by Rules; Levels; Cooper’s Tools; Collection Adjustable Wrenches; Drilling Devices; Primitives: Wrought Iron Hardware; Butchering Tools; Farm Tools; Books; Hardware Catalogs. Garage Area: Starts At 10:00 A.M. - Antique Tool Parts, Carpenter’s Tools & Repair Projects. Accepted Payments: Cash or PA Check; Out-OfState Checks With Prior Approval. Visa, MasterCard & Debit Cards With 3% Surcharge.

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2 AUCTIONEERS SELLING Inspection 8:00 A.M. - PA Check or Cash. 10% Buyer’s Premium.

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Over 55 quality dealers Free Admission Fresh Seafood Lunch & Coffee Bar Available Promoted by: The Seawife (609) 361-8039

08/11/16, PARKESBURG, THURS 5 PM, Old military book video collection, gold coins, old coins & stamps, 72 Hershey Ln, Barr Davis

Preview Times - Friday, July 29, 1:00 P.M.-7:00 P.M.

Antiques, Glassware, Furniture Over1,000 Postcards, Linens, Quilts & Collectibles

Victorian, country, shabby chic furniture; architectural & industrial findings, kitchenware, stoneware, jewelry, collectibles, nautical and memorabilia.

07/30/16, CARLISLE, SAT 10 AM, Lighting fixtures, architectural, stained glass, artwork, furniture, OnSite Emporium Design Concepts 24 N Hanover St, Gateway Gallery Auction, Inc.

07/31/16, HARRISBURG, SUN 9 AM, Firearms & Militaria, 1500 Paxton St, Cordier Auctions & Appraisals

Sale To Be Held At The Horst Auction Center, Located At The Corner Of Rt. 322 & Durlach Rd.

Kinzers, PA 17535

9am-5pm Rain or Shine

07/30/16, BERWICK, SAT 9 AM, Antiques & Collectables, 7588 Columbia Blvd, CW Odds and Ends

07/30/16, MILLVILLE, SAT 8:30 AM, Large collection of die cast IH tractors, vintage toys, primitives, tools, fiesta ware, crocs, 1890's pew, furniture etc., Kessler Estate Rt 254 between Millville and Orangeville, Ron Berger

SATURDAY, JULY 30, 2016 AT 9:00 A.M.

Kinzers Firehall, 3521 Lincoln Hwy. East, Rt. 30 East of Lancaster

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07/29/16, STATE COLLEGE, FRI 9:30 AM, Antique furniture, antiques, mid-century modern furniture, original signed Harold Altman drawing, oil paintings & artwork, Kilim Turkish rug, oriental rugs, Flokati Green wool rug, trunks, collectibles, full research library of art history & related books etc., OnSite 800 Kennard Rd, Ron J. & Ron S. Gilligan & David C. Zentner

07/30/16, KINZERS, SAT 8:30 AM, Antiques, glassware, furniture, over 1000 postcards, linens, quilts, collectibles, Kinzers Firehall 3521 Lincoln Hwy E, Ron Funk, Jeff Knosp, Jim Lewis

SUMMER TOOL SALE

Saturday, July 30

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07/28/16, HATFIELD, THURS 9 AM, Estate, live & online furniture & nostalgic treasures, 501 Fairgrounds Rd, Alderfer Auction & Appraisal

07/30/16, EPHRATA, SAT 9 AM, Antique Tools, collection of anvils & tinsmith stakes, Horst Auction Center 50 Durlach Rd, Horst Auctioneers

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07/20/16, SPRING CITY, WED 3:30 PM, Antiques, furniture, mid century glassware, dolls, fishing collection, tools etc., 20 Bonnie Brae Rd, Ron Rhoads

AUCTION

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Directions - Exit 63 Garden State Parkway to Rt. 72 E. to Long Beach Blvd. - bear left towards 7-Eleven. Head north 9 miles to Barnegat Light. Make left at 19th St. - then one block to Viking Village.

07/30/16, PHILLIPSBURG, SAT 9 AM, Advertising signs, books of all types, early bibles, history, Harpers, magazines, newspapers, postcard albums etc., 224 Stockton St, Michael J. Stasak, Jr., Michael Stasak, III, Laurel Fox

07/24/16, HARRISBURG, SUN 10 AM, Primitives, art, collectibles; furniture Noon, 1500 Paxton St, Cordier Auctions & Appraisals

ANTIQUE & COLLECTIBLE SHOWS 19th & Bayview Ave., Barnegat

NEW JERSEY 07/25/16, BURLINGTON, MON 5:30 PM, Ho trains and accessories, Victorian game plate, Elvis matchbox MIP, donkey cigarette dispenser, Indian cast iron doorstop, Ginny doll, toys, racing cars, political buttons etc., Roma Club 739 Lincoln Ave, C & M Auctioneers

07/25/16, CHAMBERSBURG, MON 10 AM, Vintage & antiques, 1950 Ford 8N tractor, 1977 Camaro, sterling, silverplate, artwork, modern furniture, collectibles & personal property, 643 Kriner Rd, Gateway Gallery Auction, Inc.

07/27/16, RICHLANDTOWN, WED 2 PM, Antiques, collectibles, coins, Benner Hall 1260 E Cherry St, J. Pandur Auction Services, Inc.

View 200 Photos On auctionzip.com #5346 Seller: Mrs. Marie Bassett - David Bassett Deceased Auctioneers Ron Funk AU314 Jeff Knosp AU-1710 Jim Lewis AU-1433

Fry’s Auction Inc. Auctioneers And Appraisers Alan Fry AU-001615L - Kyle Fry AA0-1941-3 400 Village Road, Pennsdale, PA 17756 • (570) 419-1340 “It Pays To Use Our Auction Service”

ONLINE ONLY AUCTION OF FINE JEWELRY, STERLING, ANTIQUE FURNITURE, QUALITY REPRODUCTION FURNITURE; KITTINGER, COUNCILL, WELLINGTON HALL, HEKMAN, HENREDON AND OTHERS, H. SCHROEDER OIL PAINTING OF CAPE HENLOPEN, OTHER DEL. ARTISTS, ORIENTAL RUGS, GLASSWARE, DECORATIVE ACCESSORIES AND MANY OTHER QUALITY ITEMS OVER 300 TOTAL LOTS. BIDDING STARTS SATURDAY, JULY 16, 2016 AT 4:00 P.M. AND RUNS UNTIL SUNDAY, JULY 24, 2016 AT 4:00 P.M. Preview of All Lots in this Sale will be at Joseph C. O’Neal’s office at 11475 Commercial Lane, Unit B, Laurel, DE across from Dad’s Workwear. Preview days will be Tuesday, July 19 from 10:00 A.M. till 3:00 P.M.; Thursday, July 21 from 10:00 A.M. till 3:00 P.M. and Saturday, July 23, 2016 from 10:00 A.M. till 1:00 P.M. Pick-up of purchased items will be Tuesday, July 26, Wednesday, July 27 and Friday, July 29, 2016 from 10:00 A.M. till 3:00 P.M. each day. Go to our website www.onealsauction.com and click on “ONLINE SALE” to register to bid. Over 1,000 pictures of the items. Full terms and descriptions will be on the website. Some very nice items from local estates and collections from within the area. Any questions can be answered by calling Joseph C. O’Neal, Inc. Auctioneers at 302-875-5261 or email Joseph C. O’Neal Auctioneers at info@onealsauction.com

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NEW HAMPSHIRE 07/23/16, NEW LONDON, SAT 9 AM-3 PM, Antiques, Main St, Town Green

09/03-04/16, STORMVILLE, SAT & SUN 8 AM-4 PM, Antique Show & Flea Market, 428 Rt 216, Stormville Airport

07/16-24/16, LAUREL, SAT 7/16 4 PM ONLINE BIDDING BEGINS SUN 7/24 4 PM BIDDING ENDS, Fine jewelry, sterling, antique furniture, quality reproduction furniture, art by Delaware artists, oriental rugs, glassware, decorative accessories etc., Online Only @ www.onealsauction.com, Jos. C. O'Neal, Inc. Auctioneers & Appraisers

07/24/16, MYERSTOWN, SUN 11 AM, Coin & Currency, 119 E Main Ave (rear), All Points Auction Company

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09/08-11/16, ATLANTA, THURSSUN, Antiques Market, Atlanta Expo Center

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08/15-21/16, BOUCKVILLE, MON THRU SUN, Antiques & Collectibles, On Route 20, Madison-Bouckville

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GEORGIA 08/11-14/16, ATLANTA, THURSSUN, Antiques & Collectibles, Atlanta Expo Center

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DELAWARE 07/24/16, NEWARK, SUN 10 AM-3 PM, Sports Card & Collectibles, 400 Ogletown Rd, Aetna Fire Hall

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Smack Dab In The Middle: Design Trends Of The Mid-20th Century Hello, Dollies! Collectible Paper Dolls From Hallmark By Donald-Brian Johnson “You’ll find collecting Hallmark Dolls is really lots of fun, and here’s a little album with a place for every one!” Hallmark, 1948 Over the years, almost every person of note (or notoriety) has been immortalized in colored card stock. Ronald Reagan? Shirley Temple? They’ve been reimagined as paper dolls. So have Carmen

The “Mary Had A Little Lamb” card, est. $40-$45.

Miranda, entire kicklines of Ziegfeld showgirls, and even Pope Francis. Most of these dolls show their age, thanks to the chubby young fingers which have tried impatiently to dress them. Damage can range from frayed edges and creased midsections, to missing or bent clothing tabs, Scotch tape repairs, and Crayola markings. Exceptions to the wellloved, well-worn rule are three series of paper dolls released by Hallmark in the late 1940s: “Dolls From The Land of Make Believe,” “Dolls of the Nations,” and the “Little Women Dolls.” Many can still be found in the colorful and pristine condition that delighted young collectors when the dolls made their debut. The reason is simple: each set came with its own “Collector’s Album.” Doting parents were encouraged to “buy the album with the first doll; then, add to your little girl’s collection from time to time. She can take them out to play with - put them back to

The “Red Riding Hood” card, est. The “Curly Locks” card, est. $40-$45. $40-45. “Dolls From The Land of keep them looking fresh as Make Believe” came first, in new.” 1947. The 16 free-standing 5.5Each Hallmark doll arrived by-7-inch figures, “looking as fully dressed, colorfully illus- though they stepped right out trated on both front and back, of fairyland in all their glory” and “resplendent with real plumes and sparkling sequins.” While this may have limited the playtime possibilities, take them out, stand them up, look at them, put them away, it did cut down significantly on wear and tear.

This is the album cover for 1948s “Dolls of the Nations,” with photo of child star Luana Patten, est. $30-$35 (album only). included such storybook favorites as “Red Riding Hood” and “Mary Quite Contrary.” The 1948 “Dolls of the Nations,” another set of 16, welcomed such overseas visitors as “Sing Toy of China,” plus, in their pre-U.S. incarnations, “Tautuk of Alaska” and “Leilani of Hawaii.” Even more popular were the 1949 “Little

Women Dolls,” released to coincide with the MGM movie starring June Allyson (“Jo”), Janet Leigh (“Meg”), Elizabeth Taylor (“Amy”), and Margaret O’Brien (“Beth”). The four 6by-5-inch dolls were costumed to resemble the film characters, with on-set sketches contributing to their Continued on page 11

The “Cowboy Joe” United States card, est. $40-$45. The back is just as important: reverse of “Mary Quite Contrary,” illustrating “Viv’s” attention to detail, est. $40-$45.

KESSLER ESTATE

SATURDAY, JULY 30, 2016 AT 8:30 A.M. Located on Rt. 254 between

MILLVILLE and ROHRSBURG, PA Large collection of diecast IH tractors, vintage toys, primitives, tools, Fiestaware, Crocks, 1890’s church pew, furniture, plus much more.

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Ron Berger, Auctioneer AU5813, cell 610-573-1874 Pictures at www.auctionzip.com ID#34246 Rain Date Sat., August 6, 2016. Amish Cooking And On Site

The “Katrinka of Holland” card, est. $40-$45.

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Full Listing & Photos w/Online Preview & Absentee Bidding Available at www.SellersvilleAuction.com The Donald Nyce Santa Fe Brass HO Train Collection featuring Engines & Rolling Stock from United, Balboa, Hallmark, Sunset, Westside, Suydam, Lambert, Fujiama, Precision Iron Horse, Pecos River & Coach Yard. Unused HO Layout Accessories w/Figures, Buildings & Vehicles. Other Trains Incl. N Scale NIP, Vtg. American Flyer & Lionel w/Modern Polar Express Set NIB & Rail-King Electro-Motive Set. Die-Cast & Vehicle Toys Incl. Structo, Model Kits, Vtg. Matchbox, 1/18 Scale & Bulk Cases of Hot Wheels & Matchbox. Dolls & Character Toys Incl. Snoopy Collection, Steiff Circus Train Set, Madame Alexander, Monster High & Barbie NIP. Vtg. Action Figures Incl. Star Wars, GI Joe, Transformers & He-Man MOTU w/Skeletor Panthor 2-Pack. 1980-90’s Toys NIP Incl. Ninja Turtles TMNT, Dick Tracy, Robocop, Swamp Thing & Toxic Crusaders. Bulk Action Figure Lots New in Package Incl. Star Wars, Star Trek, Spawn, Simpsons, McFarlane Sportspicks & Mixed Super Heroes. Video Games Incl. NES, XBox, PS2 & Strategy Guides. Vtg. Comic Books Incl. Silver Age Spiderman #1, 2 & 4, Golden Age Green Lama #1 & CGC Graded Books. Mixed Lots of Golden, Silver & Bronze Age Comics w/Bulk Modern Long Boxes. Other Items Incl. Lego, Board Games & Non-Sports Cards. Terms: 13% Buyer’s Premium w/3% Discount for Cash Check

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Advertising Signs; 1,000s of Books of all Types, Early Bibles, History, Harpers, Magazines, Newspapers, etc.; Postcard Albums; Scrap Albums; Road Maps; 1,000s of Sports Cards, in OB Baseball, Football & Hockey; Records; Beer Can & Tray Collection; Avon Bottles; 2 Country Store Counters from Hellertown, PA. Hardware Store; 10 Cent Coke Machine; Antique Furniture; Many Box Lots & much unlisted! 2 Auctioneers selling simultaneously! Sale order ~ (1) Outside at 9:00 w/ tools, riding mower, furniture followed by beer cans/trays inside; (2) starting inside at 9:00 w/box lots, advertising, furniture, sports cards ~ books at approx. 11 A.M. View photos at www.stasakauctions.com Auctioneers: Mike Stasak (908) 763-3171 Laurel Fox Mike Stasak, III (908) 305-3266 Terms: Cash, NJ/PA check; Visa/MC/Discover. 13% Local PA Postcards buyer’s premium (3% discount if paid by cash or check). 7% NJ sales tax w/o valid tax certificate. Auctioneers not responsible for accidents.

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The “Peter Piper” card, est. $40-$45.

Baseball Cards

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Antiques In The Valley Enters 12th Year Popular Country Show In Oley, Pa., Continues To Impress The 12th annual Antiques in the Valley show was held June 17 and 18 at the Oley Valley Middle School in Oley, Berks County, Pa. This regional show in the country is a worthwhile destination for antiques enthusiasts and athough many long-term exhibitors cited both attendance and the amount of business conducted to be a bit down, people came and some bought. A draw for people in the eastern and southeastern part of the state, numerous attendees commented how great the show looked and how much they enjoyed it. The number of dealers was slightly down and several did state following the two-day show they would be dropping it from their show schedule. It

will be up to the organizers to seek the corrective changes enabling this great show to revitalize itself. In its inaugural year, Antiques in the Valley came out of the gate as a wildly successful event and ushered in a renewed hope for quality regional shows. There is no reason to doubt, through proper advertising and management decisions, that it can florish again in light of the ever-changing market. Ask any passive or active observer to the antiques business during the past 15 years

This showstopper circa 1890 Mennonite quilt featuring a repeating windmill pattern in bold red, yellow, green and blue had calico print fabrics on reverse. It was signed “J.E.S./Leola.” Leola is in Lancaster County, Pa. It was priced at $4,250 from Robert Snyder and Judy Wilson. since 9/11 and they will tell you there has b e e n tremendous change. The dealers with impeccable reputations

Missouri Plain Folk offered this checkerboard for $895, the green Earl Poole was a well-known Reading, Pa., artist. Several painted box or dealers offered his paintings at the show. This Poole handled tray was watercolor was priced at $450 from Kevin Derfler. $495 and the The Oley Valley Middle School outside of the historic town “Gent’s” sign of Oley in Berks County, Pa., has hosted the show for 12 was $650. years.

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Payne & Campbell sold this early Tasha Tudor print. The asking price was $65. Tudor (1915-2008) was one of the most famous illustrators and writers of children’s books in the country. Later in life, she toured the country giving speeches. Tudor lived a self-reliant lifestyle on a small homestead in southern Vermont. who have evolved with this new market and the ones who haven’t is what separates the dealers with viable businesses and those with a hobby. Back this year with a special display was the Diane and Jim Farr asked Continued $325 for this framed wateron page 11 color “MH 1864 SY” which was probably Amish.

Old Farm Antiques asked $135 each for the top two directional arrows and $325 Gloria Lonergan asked $895 for this mounted early rug of Gene Bertolet was one of several local dealers at the show for the pair which are the from Oley. a cat. bottom two.

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STATE COLLEGE, PA - CENTRE COUNTY Ron J., Ron S. Gilligan, & David C. Zentner will conduct a Public Auction for The Professor George Mauner Estate located at 800 Kennard Rd., State College, PA 16801. Mr. Mauner was Professor Emeritus of Art History at Penn State University for 45 years and was a Director of the Institute for the Arts & Humanistic Studies at PSU. His wife Marianne Mauner is originally from Switzerland and is a well-known artist who is currently now residing in Switzerland. This auction is located just off S. Atherton St. - watch for auction signs at S. Atherton St. & Rt. 45. For sale will be the following... 2006 Subaru Forester w/Symmetrical AWD - Approx. 46,905 miles (damage on right side) VIN #JF1SG63676H740863 ..... Victorian walnut approx. 7’ tall bookcase from the Governor Curtin mansion in Bellefonte, square grand piano from the Governor Curtin mansion, Hepplewhite curved staircase sofa, ant. high back dry sink w/3-drawers over 2-doors, ant. country cupboard base, cupboard top, Vict. sofa, ant. hanging corner cupboard w/orig. paint, fancy mortised country bench w/orig. red paint, small-sized blanket chest w/red paint & green feet, nice ant. wood box w/orig. paint decoration, ant. oak pedestal dining table w/leaves & (6) oak cane seat dining chairs, ant. chestnut corner cupboard, ant. oak kitchen cupboard, ant. baker’s table, Empire writing desk, ant. slipper chair, Viennese needlepoint chairs, cottage 3-drawer oak dresser, mid-Century modern Danish teak 4-drawer chest, mid-century modern orange & blue chairs, assorted mirrors, ant. cast-iron headboard, ant. trunks, ant. dome-top trunks, ant. steamer trunks, stained leaded glass windows, ant. wooden banisters, Adirondack rocker, old cast-iron patio furniture, many nice Oriental rugs from small to large, Beautiful Kilim Turkish rug, Flokati Greek handwoven wool rug … J.B. Loveland “General Store” wooden sign, original Harold Altman signed drawing in frame, vintage pumpkin wagon, Arts & Crafts table lamp w/stained glass shade, fancy ant. glass Czech chandelier w/cut glass prisms, Reed & Barton USN coffee pot, pr. wgtd. sterling candleholders, sterling pitcher, decorated Redware pcs. by Roger Zellner, pre-printed Snyder Co. birth certificate dated 1867, original transferware plates & platters, old ironstone pcs., lot of copper items incl. pots - pans - strainers - ladles - etc., firkin, hanging cupboard w/drawer, E.M. Stevens pat’d. 1924 store penny candy/gumball dispensers, nice balance scale, diorama of desert scene, old butterfly collecting tin, Swiss cowbell, small wooden hand plane stamped WAF, clay marbles, ant. dollhouse, dollhouse furniture, handmade hand-hammered copper table, bowl back mandolin, sheet music, E. Crawford 1931 hand-painted changing screen, Greek shard & pottery collectibles, Nice assorted antique quilts, older embroidered handmade pieces, large jointed Steiff bear, Marc Chagall poster, lots of records, egg baskets, F.H. Cowden Harrisburg, PA crock, original seat out of The State Theater State College, Schwinn unicycle, puppet theater, vintage Huffy girl’s bike, Remington No. 5 typewriter, Swiss pottery, linens & tablecloths, linen napkins, baskets, Griswold #10 Dutch oven w/ lid, crocks, graniteware, Beautiful library full of an Art Scholar’s books, references, and other old books … plus much more not listed … Auctioneer’s Note: A 2nd auctioneer will start selling books at 10 A.M. No Internet, absentee, or phone bids will be accepted - no buyers’ premiums. Terms: Cash or Check only by conclusion of auction. Food & Job Johnny Available day of auction - tents if needed. Auction by: Marianne Mauner & Claudia Mauner, P.O.A.

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The rare double-sided wooden and paint-decorated “Brownsville/Hotel/ 1869” sign was tagged $14,000 from Kevin Derfler. It was ex Lester Breininger.

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John Rogers displayed woodenware (treen) primarily consisting of butter prints. This Luke Gottshall horse drawn wagon was $1,850 from Brian Hart. The Lydia Bechtel chest dated “1811” in the background was $650 and had a fraktur pasted inside under the top. Gottshall (1899-1993) lived in Reinholds, Pa. Schwenkfelder Library and Heritage Center (located in Pennsburg, Pa.). The museum filled display cases with exemplary examples of fraktur from its collections. They also had a table with gift shop items and pamphlets which were for sale. Berks County Living Magazine was also available The set of four portraits dated “1852” were $1,150. They for patrons and Landis Valley Farm Museum consisted of a father, mother, and two sons and were had a table with material promoting its cur- offered from Diane and Jim Farr. rent exhibit on weathervanes. The photos showcase a small cross section of the great offerings which were for sale. To learn more about this show, call either Gene Bertolet at 707-310-4488 or John Bartley at 610-944-3203.

Greg Kramer asked $1,200 for the Peter Derr powder The Schwenkfelder Library and Heritage Center in measure. The Derr “1843” dough scraper with wooden Pennsburg, Pa., had a small exhibit of fraktur on display handle was $2,450 and the John Burkhart “JB” scraper, and were also selling gift shop items. $1,295. The decorated stoneware mug was $2,950.

accuracy. The interior of each card featured fanciful (and rather lengthy) rhymed text, detailing the back story of the doll pictured: e.g., “Sandy lives in Scotland, so he’s called a little Scot, and if you saw his country, you would like it such a lot.” The dolls were the work of This is June Allyson as “Jo” in the Little Women series, est. $50-$75.

The “Little Red Riding Hood” was an American Greetings “Forget-Me-Not” doll from the competing “Storyland” series, est. $20-$25.

The “Kusum of India” card, est. $40$45.

Hallmark artist Vivian Trillow Smith, and her attention to imaginative detail is the primary reason they remain so collectible. For “Viv” (her identifying signature), accuracy, laced with a dash of whimsy, was all-important. Check out “Katrinka of Holland” the ethnic garb has been lovingly recreated - but from the yoke she’s carrying dangle two gigantic wooden shoes, packed to overflowing with tulips. In the wake of Hallmark’s success, competitors quickly joined the doll parade. One of the most blatant: American Greetings’ 1949 “Storyland” series, which borrowed liberally from the Hallmark concept, complete with feather accents and interior rhymes. After their late-’40s flurry, the Hallmark dolls disappeared until 1954. On rerelease, the album cover had changed. Gone was Disney child star Luana Patten gleefully sorting through her treasure trove. Luana’s pigtailed career had long since peaked, and generic storybook illustrations now replaced her. Hallmark dolls originally sold for just 25 cents each, or

The cover of the 1949 “Little Women” Hallmark doll album, est. $30-$35 (album only). 50 cents with the album. Today, individual dolls in mint condition can fetch from 25 to 50 dollars. Just right for any young (or young-at-heart) doll collector you may know especially when you “care enough to send the very best.” “So get yourself the first and last, and all those in between, And see how nice your album looks, when you have all sixteen!” Hallmark, 1948 All photos by author. Donald-Brian Johnson is the co-author of numerous books on design and collectibles, including “Postwar Pop,” a collection of his columns, and an upcoming second volume. Please address inquiries to: donaldbrian@msn.com.

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Rare 18th-century Virginia Walnut Sideboard Table Realizes $87,750 percent unreserved, so the results are a true and honest gauge of the current market,” said company president and auctioneer Jeffrey S. Evans after the sale. The companies next Americana Auction will be held Saturday, Nov. 12. For complete auction results or other information, call 504-434-3939 or visit www.jeffreysevans.com.

An important 18th-century Virginia walnut sideboard table realized $87,750. Southern folk art that produced strong results. The top example in this category was an outstanding Rockingham County, Shenandoah Valley of Virginia fraktur geburstschein

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estate collection, the imporcheck.) • Absentee bidders: 15% buyer's premium. • 6% PA Sales Tax unless you have tant portrait brought $26,910. a valid tax certificate. • J. Pandur Auction Services, LLC • Lic. # AY002016 It is going to a Washington, This William J. Weaver (1759-1817) D.C. area institution. Other segments of the portrait of Alexander Hamilton sold for sale produced positive results $26,910. as well, demonstrating some signs of vigor in what is an 9 A.M. unpredictable market. Coins and Boltz Auction Company American Historical 3601 Columbia Ave. objects were two 17603 such categories that exhibited strength. Quality Furniture, Antiques & Collectibles, With highlights again Elvis & NASCAR Collections, Clocks, from the same Fine Art, Jewelry, Tools & Household Items Frederick County, Md., collection that INFO & PHOTOS AT produced the BOLTZAUCTIONS.COM Hamilton portrait, the Food Service By Bountiful Feast Roving Restaurant sale included approxAuctions Every Other Monday imately 50 lots of rare SEEKING CONSIGNMENTS early American coinage and For Upcoming Specialty Sale other currency that had been Military Items, Sports Memorabilia, Clocks & Watches, collected in the 1950s and Musical Instruments stored in a safe. Leading the Open for Drop-Offs way for the group was a 1795 Wednesdays 8-4 Flowing Hair Three-Leaves silver dollar, almost uncirculatCall For Appointment Or Pick Up ed, which captured the attention of collectors near and far. 717-392-4257 It sold for $14,040. AU002953L Other objects of American Historical interest in the auction garnered significant presale notice. The top lot in this category was a group of Robert E. Lee related items from the family of Colonel Samuel R. Furniture - Primitives - Collectibles Johnston, CSA, including two at 10 A.M. signed Lee Preview Friday, July 22 from 12 Noon-4 P.M. letters, one Sunday 9 A.M. through Auction retaining its original 1500 Paxton Street, 17104

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This rare South Carolina yellow pine and birch sideboard food safe sold for $28,080. or birth record. Associated with a small group of similar works, the ink and watercolor on paper composition, signed by the artist, J.G. Crop(th), was executed in 1809 for Daniel Wiessler (1785-1848). The rare example, noteworthy for its strong color and impressive visual format, brought $25,740. Historical portraiture also performed well in the sale and included a number of unrecorded works descended directly in the families of the original owners. The highlight of this section was a William J. Weaver (British/ American 1759-1817) oil-onpoplar panel portrait of Alexander Hamilton. Fresh from a Frederick County, Md.,

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The Jeffrey S. Evans & Associates Americana and Fine Antiques Auction held June 18 was a success by all accounts and generated strong prices in virtually every category. With over 140 consignors included, the auction represented a large offering of high quality material, much of which was fresh to the market, and, in many cases, had descended directly in the families of the original owners. Bidding was intense throughout the long day, with strong institutional interest and 3,500-plus registered bidders participating, including buyers from across the country and as far afield as Germany, Italy, Australia, and the United Kingdom. Leading the way in a robust furniture category, the sale’s top lot was an important 18th-century Virginia serpentine-front walnut sideboard table, part of a group of objects deaccessioned by the Thomas Jefferson Foundation at Monticello to benefit the collections and acquisitions funds. A rare form in fine condition and proportion, the sideboard table brought $87,750 selling to dealer Sumpter Priddy III bidding on behalf of a client. The table was gifted to Monticello in 1982 and likely made in Albemarle County between 1775 and 1785. A mate to the table is at the Virginia Historical Society in Richmond. Another noteworthy piece of furniture in the sale was a South Carolina yellow pine and birch sideboard food safe of impressive size and in outstanding original condition. Discovered in a barn where it had been stored for nearly three decades, the rare form generated tremendous presale interest. With 11 phone bidders in active pursuit, the safe shattered expectations to finish at $28,080. In a sign of market strength, Southern objects remain popular with collectors, and, in addition to the furniture mentioned earlier, the sale also included a number of fine examples of

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war-time franked envelope, a signed and inscribed CDV of Lee, and a quarterplate tintype of Colonel Johnston. Descended directly in the family, the rare group of objects offered an uncommon glimpse into the private interactions of the iconic Lee and an important member of his staff. With institutional and private interest, the group brought $16,380. “This sale generated tremendous interest from private collectors, regional and national institutions, and dealers alike. The atmosphere in the gallery was highly charged throughout the sale, much like the pre-recession days. The excitement and strong sales results reflect the freshness and high quality of The Rockingham County, Shenandoah Valley of Virginia folk art fraktur sold for the merchandise offered. In $25,740. addition, the auction was 99.8 A group of Robert E. Lee related items descended in the family of Colonel Samuel R. Johnston, CSA, sold for $16,380.

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The 1795 Flowing Hair silver dollar sold for $14,040.

FURNITURE (12 NOON): Marble Top Dresser; Marble Top Washstand; Large Corner Curio; China Cabinet; Bookcases; Desks; Tea Cart; Settee; Victorian Chair; Blanket Chest; Victorian Rocker; 11 Piece White Wicker Set; Kitchen Table and Chairs; Drop Leaf Table; Victorian Bed; Dresser. PRIMITIVES: Dry Sink; Painted Blanket Chest; Wicker Baby Carriage; Butter Churn; Wooden Advertising Crates. ART: Antique and Modern Prints and Paintings. Monroe Valley Church by Glen Smith; Fayre Cooper Cow and Sheep Prints. COLLECTIBLES: Boy Scout; Bronze Sculptures; Royal Doulton Figures; Crocks; Brass Coffeepot; Mickey Mouse Clock; Ukulele; Hershey Train Set O-27 Gauge; Limoges; Dickens Christmas Villages; Duck Decoy; Spanish Silk Shawl; Cracker Jack Baseball Bat; Kodak Super-X Camera; Singer Featherweight Sewing Machine; Roseville; Banner Coconut Tin; Brass Coffee Maker; Hummels; Crocks; Steuben Glass; Brass Coat Tree; Cutco; Top Con Camera; Cut and Etched Glass; Wedgwood; Black Figural Spice Rack; Scotty Dog Figures; Vintage Toys.

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Results From Gateway’s Firearms Sale Gateway Gallery Auction in Chambersburg, Pa., held a firearms sale on June 18. The following are a selection of the results. A Henry 44-40 rifle #04636 sold for $1,100; a Browning Citori Special 20 gauge shotgun #23107MM131 over/under sold for $800; and an Ithaca 6mm rifle with scope #550-125691 realized $800. A Savage 32-40 caliber rifle #84009 brought $750; a Remington Model 700 222 REM rifle (Ducks Unlimited) #C6760912 sold for $725; This Henry 44-40 rifle #04636 sold for $1,100. and a Remington Model 700 7mm Mauser (Ducks Unlimited 1 of 1) #C6378841 sold for $700. A Tikka Model 12-70 12 gauge 222 over/under shotgun with scope #49296 sold for $700; a Savage Model 1899 22 caliber lever action rifle #249798 sold for $650; and a Remington Game Master 760 6mm rifle #B6952586 with clip sold for $650. To learn more about speciality sales at Gateway such as its sporting firearm cataloged The Browning Citori Special 20 gauge shotgun auctions, call 717-263-6512 or visit #23107MM131 over/under sold for $800. www.GatewayAuction.com.

The Ithaca 6mm rifle with scope #550-125691 sold for The Tikka Model 12-70 12 gauge 222 over/under shotgun $800. with scope #49296 sold for $700.

PUBLIC AUCTION Vintage & Antiques, 1950 Ford 8N Tractor, 1977 Camaro, Sterling/Silver Plate, Artwork, Modern Furniture, Collectibles & Personal Property Will sell for the Maynard Burkett Estate, several local downsizes at Gateway Gallery Auction,

CHAMBERSBURG, PA on: MONDAY, JULY 25 AT 10:00 A.M.

located at 643 Kriner Road,

FURNITURE: Walnut secretary; sofas; love seats; chairs (rush seat ladder back, Queen Anne, wingbacks); ottoman; cherry drop leaf table; patio tables/chairs; rockers (plank seat, cane seat); walnut gateleg table; wicker rockers/table; china hutch; desk; dovetailed blanket chest; pine table; baker’s rack; Chippendale style end tables; bucket bench; Duncan Phyfe love seat & sofa; 1920s vanity & slipper chair; Harden lowboy; antique youth chair; washstand; marble top nightstands; oak dresser/mirror; corner shelf; Victorian side chair; bed complete; cedar chest; coffee table & end stands; flattop trunk; bar stools; hide-a-bed & more. VEHICLES: 1950 Ford 8N Tractor; 1977 Camaro. STERLING/SILVER PLATE: Large Collection of Sterling and Silver Plate. ARTWORK: Original Charles Stoner (not a print!); Steve Navada orig. paintings; Colgan oil painting; Wolfe orig. paintings; other artwork, prints and frames. VINTAGE/COLLECTIBLES/DECORATOR ITEMS: Oriental Rugs; Betty Boop collection; lighting (1840s chandeliers, tin animal pot hanger chandelier, Waterford crystal lamp, table lamps); clock c.1824; quilt (signed/dated 1924); Rowe pottery; Baldwin brass; glassware; vases; Chambersburg advert. wood barrel w/lid; Penn State trains; utensils w/bakelite handles; toys/games/dolls; mini. doll wardrobe; linens/needlework; books (train, cookbooks); costume jewelry; wash bowl/pitcher sets; steins; advert. tins; World’s Fair carnival rides; ironstone; hats; Muffy Vanderbear collection; & much more. PERSONAL PROPERTY: Troy-Bilt trimmer; Gas grill; dog crate; electric lawn mower; baby crib; wheelbarrow; Christmas décor; Old World nutcrackers; stone sharpening wheel; 2 man saw; wood pulley; vintage 1960s sleds; hand tools; farm implements; Stihl chain saw; dart board; brass & tin décor items; flat screen TV; Kenmore sweepers; storage tubs; bedding/ towels; LPs; Christmas houses; typewriter; sewing machine; baskets; kitchen/general household dishes; cats meow; Ryobi saw; hardware; garden tools; train boards; games; sm. kitchen appliances; pots/pans; walker; skis; milk crates; toboggan; Army flag kit; dollhouse; doll chair; desk items; electronics (stereos, computers, DVD player, turntable); CDs/DVDs; & more. AUCTIONEER’S NOTE: Auction begins at 10 A.M. in Back Gallery. Main gallery showcased items at approx. 1:15 P.M. Vehicles sold at 5:30 P.M. Furniture begins at 6 P.M.

Preview Sale Day from 8 A.M. Only This Savage Model 1899 22 caliber lever action rifle A Savage 32-40 caliber rifle #84009 sold for $750. #249798 sold for $650.

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A Remington Game Master 760 6mm rifle #A7308863 This Remington Model 700 222 REM rifle (Ducks with scope sold for $650. Unlimited) #C6760912 sold for $725.

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Antique & Modern Guns - Military - Collectible - Sporting

African Leopard Taxidermy

SUNDAY, JULY 31 AT 9 A.M. African Male Lion Taxidermy

Preview: 8 A.M. thru auction 1500 Paxton Street,

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FEATURING: The worldwide exotic taxidermy collection of Jim & Barb McCarthy of Harrisburg, PA which includes Lions, Leopards, White Rhino, Giraffe, Zebra, Cape Buffalo, Water Buck, Hartebeest, Blesbok, Impala, Bush Pig, Gemsbok/Oryx, Eland, Kudu, Bush Buck, Reed Buck, Wildebeest, Sable Antelope, Musk Ox, Argali Sheep, European Brown Bear, Caribou, Elk, Mule Deer, Mountain Lion, Lynx. ANTIQUE: W.L. Evans 1826 Navy Pistol; Engraved Colt 1851 Navy Inscr. to Charles L. Robinson, the 1st Governor of Kansas; Colt 1851 Navy Inscr. to John G.B. Adams, Medal of Honor recipient & Civil War POW; Engraved Colt SA Army Revolver with factory letter; Bridesburg 1861 Contract Musket; Simeon North 1816, 1819 & 1826 Military Pistols; Asa Waters 1836 Flintlock Pistol; Spencer Repeating Rifle; John Grove (Greene County) PA Rifle; Smith & Wesson No. 1; C. Sharps Pepperbox; Belgian Youth Percussion Fowler; John Grove PA Long Rifle; Italian 1889 Rev.; French 1892 Rev. MILITARY: Japanese Type 38; Russian M91/30 Sniper Rifle; Springfield M1A. COLLECTIBLE: Colt Python; FN Model 1922; Winchester 94/22 Tribute, 94 Golden Spike Comm.; Marlin 27S & 39; S&W Model 25 1955 Target; Remington Model 30 Express. LONG GUNS: incl. Remington, Marlin, Winchester, Stevens, Ruger, Savage, Thompson Center, Sako, Weatherby, Henry, Mossberg Rifles. Browning, L.C. Smith, CVA, Ithaca, Marlin, Mossberg, Remington, Winchester, Stevens, H&R, Fox Sterlingworth Shotguns. HANDGUNS: Incl. Colt, S&W, H&R, Hopkins & Allen, Taurus, Ruger, Uberti Revolvers. Walther, S&W, Colt, Ruger, Beretta, Bersa, CZ Pistols. EDGED WEAPONS: Civil War Era D-Guard Bowies, NCO sword, Sword Canes, 19th C. Prussian Staff Officer’s Sword; C. Roby 1860 Cavalry; 1833 Naval Cutlass; Hitler Youth Knife, Primitive Knives. MILITARY COLLECTIBLES: WWII Service grouping for Richard Gay, Signalman 3rd Class on the USS Thompson; Trench Art; WWII German Sports Jersey; US Bronze Star; Civil War Letters & Collectibles; ART: Ned Smith; Gallon Civil War Prints; OTHER: Achilles Kodiak Raft; Vintage/Modern Fly Rods; Hoyt Cross Bow. 75+ LOTS UNCATALOGED: Reloading; Ammo; Shooting Accessories; More. TOOL COLLECTION AT 3 P.M.: The vintage 100+ piece hand tool collection from the estate of Snyder of Carlisle, PA with additions including 20+ Stanley planes in original boxes (#45, 55, 57, 444, 50, 248A, 71, 711⁄2), many other Stanley tools including (#2, 101⁄2, 34, 37, 52 Chute Board, 72, 85, 386), Millers Falls Tools, Marples Ultimatum Framed Braces. Visit www.CordierAuction.com for photos & catalog. Bid Live or Online! Online Catalog Available Soon! FFL #8-23-043-01-6J-04477. ALWAYS SEEKING QUALITY CONSIGNMENTS – CALL ANYTIME Stanley Vintage Stanley Early 19th Rabbet Woodworking Planes Century Plane #78 Pistols

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Modern Revolvers

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African White Rhinoceros Taxidermy

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Old Sturbridge Village School. In 1992, Coolidge left SPNEA to lead group tours to Maritime Canada, Australia and New Zealand, Scandinavia and Antarctica. She continued her work with the Fidelity non profit management foundation through 2014 and is still a trustee of the Lynch Foundation. Her leadership at SPNEA was instrumental in stabilizing the organization and setting the course for the future. Coolidge’s leadership of preservation organizations as well as her service on the boards of both museums and private foundations has made her a well-known and respected expert in the field. In presenting the award to Ms. Coolidge, Old Sturbridge Village trustee and chair of the collections committee Brock Jobe stated, “Nancy is blessed with a sharp mind and a boatload of common sense. Her understanding of business practices and financial management has served her well. She has used her talents to benefit both nonprofits and charitable foundations. Her contributions have truly made a difference in the museum world and the field of historic preservation. No one is more deserving and no one better represents the true character of the Old Sturbridge Village President’s Award.” Past recipients of the President’s Award include Jane Cayford Nylander (2009), President Emerita of Historic New England and former Senior Curator of Old Sturbridge Village; Brock William Jobe (2010), Professor Emeritus of American

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Decorative Arts, Winterthur Museum; Abbott Lowell Cummings, Ph.D. (2011), Professor Emeritus of American Decorative Arts at Yale University; Ronald Bourgeault (2012), Founder, Principal, and Chief Auctioneer of New England Auctions; Martha D. Hamilton (2013), Museum Professional and Specialist in American Fine and Decorative Arts; and Jonathan L. Fairbanks (2015), Director of the Fuller Craft Museum.

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Mid-Century Collection, Vintage Furniture, Alexander Dolls, County Items, Fishing Collection, Tools, Vintage Bikes, Cat Collection, Meissen, RS Prussia, Fantastic Antiques From Three Estates! FURNITURE: Victorian Marble Top Walnut Table, Victorian Walnut Bed, Marble Top Dresser, Mahogany Dresser, High Chest and Pineapple Bed, Oak Dresser with Mirror, Wicker outdoor set, Cottage Painted Marble Top Dresser, Ethan Allen DR Set, Contemporary End Tables, lots of Fancy Garden Accessories, Mid-Century: Knoll Chairs, Berman, Sideboard, Glass coffee Table, Danish Style Tables, Glass Chrome DR Table, Set 6 Red cushion seats, Multi-colored carpet, Lucite Glass half Table, Three pc. White tile Coffee Table Set, Globe, Ottoman, Modern TV Stand, Danish Bed, Wire, Brass, Plastic Lucite, Fan Light, Marble Base Chrome Light, Lots of Mid-Century Lights, Italian Chairs, Great Selection. ANTIQUES: RS Prussia Chocolate Set, Dresden Style Dishes, Several Early Lamps, Pair Contemporary Stained Glass Lamps, Roseville, Quimper, Staffordshire, Mary Gregory, Lefton China, Flow Blue, Country Bowls, Children’s Irons, Bells, Hummels, Valentines, Ironstone, Fancy Decorative Bowls, Etched Glass, Large Gobel Decorative Platter, Collection of Porcelain Baskets, all colors and all styles, Early Bike Bell, Children’s Tin Drums, Lots of Crocks, Linens, Old Flags, Decorative Glassware, Boxes of Country items, Glasses, Old Lanterns, Oil Lamps, Iron, CI Frying Pans, Gloves, Old Matchbooks, Doll trunk doll dishes, tins, Old Bottles, Mid Century Glassware: Briard, Sasha B. Gertie Hack, Large Glass Bottles, Pottery, Great Ice Buckets, Keith Fatley signed Free Form flower, Sculpture, Rubel Pottery Fish dish and lots more! Silver Christmas tree 50’s Ceramic, Pattern and Cut Glass, Early Prints, and Paintings, Lamps, Ball Jars, Depression Glass, Showcase of Leather Purses, Advertising Boxes, Ammunition Boxes, Old Locks, Roy Rogers Guitar, Violin in Case, Collection of Salt and Pepper Cats, some Goebel, Early childhood Stangl, hundreds of pieces, this all has to be sold as we have three more estates to arrive! We will sell in lots! DOLLS: Collection of Madame Alexander Dolls, Portrait: Madame, Scarlett in Morning, Renoir, Little Woman, Lots of Modern Dolls, small Portrait, beautiful dresses and dolls, Effanbee, Muffy, Precious Moments Showcase full ……… Showcases of Dolls, Barbie some in original boxes, some clothing, some games, etc. FISHING COLLECTION: Complete Estate: Mercury Motor 18 XD, Large Sailfish, Penn Reels, Fenwick Rods, Boxes of lures, Lunker Stick, Pictures, South Bend Rods, boxes of Bait, Jigs, Fishing Boxes, Fishing Line, Lots of Poles, Nets, Boxes and Boxes full …… Great Folk Art Frick’s Locks, PA, a terrific handmade example of the locks, with bright colors, Boat, it is about 12 foot long when all put together ………. this is something to see! TOOLS: Entire Backroom Filled with Tools, hand tools, Large Grinders, Craftsman Snowblower, Lincoln Arc Welder, Wheelbarrow, Baker Equipment, Welding Rods, Belt Sander, Air Compressor, Drill Press, collection of Vintage Bikes Monterey Bike, Columbia, tricycles, and more.

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Vintage Jewelry Trends Of 2016: Opals, Rose Gold, Baby Rings - Oh, My! By Amanda & Laura Hornberger, co-own- sellers and one of the most frequent search terms made in our online Etsy store. Whether ers of www.maejeanvintage.com

Here are examples of baby rings.

These are alternative engagement rings.

it’s retro opal earrings, a Victorian opal ring, or an Art Deco opal pendant - all are selling well in today’s market. Opal gemstones have the appeal of a flashing play-of-color, caused by diffraction of light. Antique jewelry conversion pieces have also been quite popular. Stick pins and brooches are being converted into easy to wear pieces such as rings and pendants. We have been converting antique stick pins to rings by wrapping around the original stem of the pin into the shank/band of the ring. Since stick pins aren’t as commonly worn as rings are today, this gives the piece a new life, in a modernized way. Rose gold has been extremely popular in vintage and modern jewelry. Rose gold has many individuals who are shopping for jewelry “thinking pink!” The touch of pink hue adds a warm and romantic feel to the jewelry. Rose gold is sometimes also referred to as pink, blush, or Russian gold. Rose gold is an alloy of yellow gold mixed with copper and sometimes silver. Antique baby rings have been another widespread vintage jewelry sensation. These adorable small-sized pieces are being fashioned by some as midi or knuckle rings, worn at the top half of the finger. Baby rings are also popular for baptism gifts, or for young children to wear for photo shoots or special events (of course, under close supervision). These tiny little antique bands can be extremely small, even under a size one. Another popular trend in the jewelry industry is alternative engagement rings, which veer away from the traditional diamond solitaire. Sapphires, rubies, and other

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

ANTIQUE TOY TRAINS, TOYS, COINS, STAMPS, BASEBALL CARDS, ENTIRE COLLECTIONS. PRIVATE. VERY HIGHEST PRICES. 215-520-6803 AUTOMOBILES WANTED. LOOKING to buy old foreign cars, especially British. Will purchase in any condition, also buying parts. Call Ed, 856-816-7321.

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Antique & Modern Firearms Rifles, Shotguns, Pistols Revolvers, Edged Weapons

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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

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

These are conversion pieces. d i a m o n d alternatives are being worn often instead of the traditional diamond ring. We have noted an increasing amount of brides seeking an engage- These are examples of opal rings. ment ring which is truly unique. As Danielle Miele of Gem Gossip wrote, “Antique jewelry caters to all those wishes by being something that not everyone has.” We have also seen a surge in popularity of jewelry featuring figural or animal motifs. Snakes, dogs, cats, and other cute little critters have been in very high demand. These Here are some figural pieces.

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GUITARS, VIOLINS, MANDOLINS, banjos, early brass & woodwinds. We buy, sell, & appraise. In business since 1974. Vintage Instruments, Philadelphia, vintagefo@aol.com 215-545-1100. 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.

$5 BOOK BOOTH, 272 Antique Mall, 1300 N. Reading Rd, (RT 272) Stevens, PA. No book over $5. Book dealer liquidating warehouse. Total 20 carton turnover by 5th of every month.

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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.

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As vintage jewelry dealers, we always try to keep on top of what’s trending in the current market. So far for 2016, we have observed some hot sellers, top searches, and repeated customer requests made within our shop. We have also closely tuned in to social media, publications, and our fellow vintage jewelry dealers’ shops for market research. Some of the biggest trends we have noted for vintage jewelry in 2016 are opal jewelry, rose gold pieces, baby rings, antique conversion pins/brooches, alternative engagement rings, animal (figural) jewelry, and signet rings. Vintage opal jewelry has been one of our top

pieces can be quite whimsical, artistic, and unique. They can be found from across the eras and made from many different mediums, including precious metals, more affordable costume jewelry, and even adorned with gemstones. It is especially precious when a customer purchases a piece of figural jewelry which depicts the kind of pet they have. Lastly, signet rings have been another type of sought-after antique jewelry. The personal nature of these pieces adds a special appeal. For example, when I found an antique Victorian signet ring with my boyfriend’s exact initials, I just couldn’t pass it up. Signet rings can feature a family crest, initial(s), a monogram, or even a coat of arms. Opal jewelry, rose gold pieces, baby rings, antique conversion pieces, alternative engagement rings, animal (figural) jewelry, and signet rings have been some of the top vintage jewelry trends we have noticed so far in 2016. When we are acquiring inventory for our shop, these in-demand heirlooms are typically at the top of our “to buy” list. If you are a fellow antique dealer, you may find these trends are a fairly fast turnover and can command a decent price, depending on their quality and materials. What antique jewelry trends are you noticing? Email your thoughts and observations to Maejeanvintage@gmail.com. Sources: Danielle Miele, Graduate Gemologist, GemGossip.com RubyLaneBlog.com

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2 DAY QUALITY AUCTION WEDNESDAY, JULY 27TH TH & THURSDAY, JULY 28 , 2016 2501 E. Ontario St., PHILADELPHIA, PA 19134 WED., JULY 27TH, 2 P.M.: Fine Works of Art by Toner, Oldenburg, Maitin, Rivera & others, 18th-20th C. furniture: Queen Anne, Oriental & Mid-Century Modern & designers by Knoll, Kittinger, Roche Bobois, Danish, Cattelan Italia & others, lighting, carpets, grand piano. More!

THURS., JULY 28TH, 2 P.M.: 18th & 20th C. decorative objects: Orientalia, Santos, African, Native American, patent models, Meissen, Herend, Lalique, Murano, sculptures, pewter, sterling silver table & flatware, fur coats, antique Breton costume, quantity of fine gold, diamond & gemstone jewelry by Tiffany, Cartier, Lagos, Yurman, Rolex. Much More! Terms: Cash/CC. Full Payment Day of Auction. Inspect: 12 Noon Each Auction Day. 18% Buyer’s In-house & Live Auctioneers & Invaluable 21%

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