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Locati’s Spring Sales Bring Impressive Results Meissen Centerpiece Realizes $5,750

FRIDAY JULY 26, 2019 • VOL. 50, NO. 30

Milestone To Launch Opening Of New Facility With Auction Of Breweriana, Advertising, Coin-Ops And No-Reserve Muscle Cars 800-Lot Sale To Be Held July 27 Milestone Auctions in suburban Cleveland, Ohio, will open the doors to its brand new, purpose-built gallery on Saturday, July 27, with an 800-lot sale of breweriana and advertising, coin-ops, and classic-era muscle cars offered with no reserve.

“In only a few short years, our auction business has grown exponentially,” explained A 1934 Coca-Cola die-cut window display with images of Miles King, who coHollywood stars Jackie Cooper and Wallace Beery, 40-by-51 owns Milestone inches, framed, will be estimated at $2,000-$2,800.

Auctions along with business partner Chris Sammet.

“Because of that growth, we really needed a larger space. We decided to take the leap and, instead of renting, custom-built a large, comfortable gallery our customers would enjoy. Our team had been feeling the pinch, too. There was a need for more storage space for consignments as well as a dedicated area for shipping. We ship goods all over the world, and there’s never any down time in that department.

Our new facility gives us everything we need to fulfill our business plan for the future.”

An Iroquois Indian Head Beer & Ale oval To launch the new venue, serving tray, tin, 15.5-by-12.5 inches, one of Milestone’s team scoured the coun- only a few known to exist, will be estimated try for first-class consignments, at $2,000-$2,500. focusing on several categories that are popular with their bidders, figures, novelty bottles, tap knobs starting with antique advertising. and more.

The centerpiece of the July 27 sale is A superb 19th-century chroan important private collection of molithographed sign for Isaac breweriana that boasts many rari- Leisy’s Brewery depicts a bustling ties from the late 1800s through Cleveland business that was once a 1950s. There are signs of all types city unto itself. The artwork shows (including illuminating), brewery the landmark red brick brewery with prints, back bar advertising items, stables for its horses and delivery serving and tip trays, advertising wagons, trains in motion, and, in the background, Lake Erie. Framed and measuring 47-by33.5 inches, this historical gem is expected to make $8,000-$10,000.

Rare and exceptionally beautiful, an oval Iroquois Indian Head Beer & Ale serving tray showing an Iroquois This chromolithographed sign for Isaac Leisy’s Brewery chief in profile is (Cleveland), a superb example, 47-by-33.5 inches, will be one of few known to estimated at $8,000-$10,000.

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Locati LLC of Maple Glen, Pa., presented its May 2019 online-only sale from May 6 to 20 and its June 2019 sale from June 3 to 17.

Included in the two sales were sterling silver, American coins, Russian icons, Victorian-era mourning jewelry, Asian art, fine art, porcelain, glass, and more.

A monumental Meissen centerpiece went for $5,750.

“We had some terrific objects from local estates, $2,300; a group of Littala glassware by including some interesting Tapio Wirkkala, which sold for $1,700; Victorian jewelry,” said Michael and a Chinese lacquer and embroidered fan, which brought $1,300.

Locati, co-owner of Locati LLC. “We were pleased to offer some Among the items in the May sale were a Victorian 22-carat gold dog high quality lots in June’s sale,” said themed pendant, which realized Locati. The Meissen centerpiece is just about as nice as late 19th century porcelain gets.”

Highlights from June include the monumental Meissen centerpiece, which realized $5,750, a pair of American period Chippendale side chairs ($1,200), and a large pair A fine Chinese lacquer and embroidered fan sold for $1,300.

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Mike Ivankovich Celebrates Five-Year Anniversary For “What’s It Worth?” Radio Show Mike Ivankovich’s “What’s It Worth?” Radio Show on WBCB 1490 AM will be celebrating its fifth anniversary on July 26. Since 2014, Ivankovich has hosted nearly 300 shows featuring a wide variety of local, regional and national guests including authors, auctioneers, editors, trade paper columnists, and experts from throughout the industry including 2019 ADA merit awardwinner Laura Beach; columnists Peter Seibert, Shawn Surmick, and Donald-Brian Johnson; Travis Landry from PBS’s “Antiques Roadshow”; Antiques & Auction News editor Karl Pass; and, of course, the Philadelphia Eagles’ Merrill Reese.

The show’s focus is antiques and collectibles, and its objective is to help listeners understand the value of their treasures as well as their most appropriate selling options in today’s rapidly changing market. In-depth interviews, timely buy and sell trade topics, home downsizing tips, and Mike’s “What’s It Worth Game” make this show one of the fastest-moving in radio with internet listeners nationwide.

For those interested, it is live on Friday mornings from 9:30 to 10:30 a.m. EST on WBCB 1490 AM, as well as on livestream anywhere in the country via the internet at www.WBCB1490.com.

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PAI’s 78th Rare Posters Auction Earns $1.3 Million on page 9

International Interest In Banks, Trains, And Tinplate Rarities Fuels Bertoia’s Spring Toy Sale on page 10

Magic: The Gathering Cards Complete Alpha, Beta And Arabian Nights Sets Excel At Weiss Auction on page 11

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exist. In a professionally framed presentation, the colorful oval tray is estimated at $2,000-$2,500.

Another highlight from the This circa-1910 J.D. Adams & Co. collection is a reverseleaning-wheel grader salesman’s sample, painted on glass demilune 10.25 inches long, will be estimated at bar light advertising $8,000-$10,000.

Heineken’s Imported Holland Beer. It has a great and double Texaco logos.

Art Deco look and an artistic Glossy and bright, the 12.5-bydepiction of the trademark 11-inch sign is estimated at Heineken windmill (est. $8,000-$10,000. $1,000-$1,500).

Additional advertising catGas and oil advertising is a egories include automobilia, specialty that always attracts a food, dairy and ice cream, enthusiastic legion of bidders insurance, paint, hotels, soap, to Milestone’s sales. One par- medicine, and many others. Of ticular lot tipped for success is course, there will be a big a rare Texaco Marine Motor Oil selection of Coca-Cola and double-sided porcelain sign. other soda pop advertising, Its busy nautical image shows another staple at Milestone’s a variety of vessels, from a auctions. There are porcelain, speedboat to an ocean liner, tin and cardboard signs, servbeneath a flock of seagulls ing trays, thermometers, store displays and other items touting soft drinks. Among them is a framed 1934 Coca-Cola diecut window display featuring child star Jackie Cooper and Heineken’s Imported Holland Beer reverse-painted on the durable glass cab-style light, measuring 13-by-8 inches, will be H o l l y w o o d estimated at $1,000-$1,500. actor Wallace

of Chinese Famille Noir vases selling for $2,100.

Locati LLC has continued to have positive attendance and participation during their Saturday morning appraisals and monthly previews.

Locati LLC, located in suburban Philadelphia, specialThis Texaco Marine Motor Oil double-sided porcelain sign, stamped “MADE IN izes in downsizing and estate liquidation. Michael Locati is USA 4-50,” 21.5-by-11 inches, will be estimated at $8,000-$10,000.

Beery (est. $2,000-$2,800).

A fascinating collection of salesman’s samples and models is led by a true engineering marvel in miniature, a J.D. Adams & Co. Road King leaning-wheel grader. This nickel-plated sample was made around 1910 and is accompanied by an Adams catalog of the period. It will be estimated at $8,000-$10,000.

Another novelty is the salesman’s sample replicating an oak bar with pump tap and foot rail, with an applied company decal for its maker, the Brunswick Balke-Collender Co. “The bottom of the bar slides off, and a bottle is connected to the tap, so you can actually serve a drink from the bar,” Miles King noted. The auction estimate is $1,000-$1,500.

The fun continues with the whirring and ringing of slot machines, pinballs, trade stimulators, arcade and vending machines. A very nice example of a Mills castle-front 25-cent slot machine has been professionally restored to excellent working order.

Accompanied by its original key, it comes to auction with an $800-$1,200 estimate.

A high-octane lineup of This 1965 Ford Mustang Fastback 2+2 V8 “Bullitt Clone” in dark highland classic-era muscle cars will be green, which underwent a fastidious three-year restoration in the late 1990s, ready to roll into the auction will be sold unreserved, estimated at $30,000-$40,000. spotlight and show off their best assets. “This is a motorhead’s dream,” said King.

“Each and every one of the cars is going to be auctioned with no reserve.” The group

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COLLECTOR CHATS WITH PETER S. SEIBERT This Week: Southwestern Jewelry, A Great Wearable Antique: Part Two

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books on this subject.

Finally, get some of the good reference books, and keep them with you. My two favorites are Joe P and Joe Dan Lowry’s “Turquoise Unearthed: An Illustrated Guide” and Barton Wright’s “Hallmarks of the Southwest.”

They can help you in making choices.

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In my last column, I talked a bit about the merits of collecting southwestern Native American jewelry and the various periods of production. In this week’s edition, we will finish out the history of production and talk about collecting items.

The final period of production is from the 1990s to the present. Here, there are two major factors in the production of jewelry. First, the economic situation in the late 1990s forced a pull-back by many shops from buying from makers. As a result, traditional artists were nervous about holding too much of their inventory. Second, a proliferation of other metals were being used to make jewelry.

The phrase that was batted around was that, in pricing terms, copper was the new silver. The high cost of silver and the reluctance of many artists to hold onto it led to the production of silver-on-copper work that still dominates big chunks of the marketplace.

The copper that is used is of a heavy gauge, and much of the work is highly skilled.

Starting to buy southwestern jewelry is really about developing your eye as to what you would like to collect. The differences between Navajo, Zuni and Hopi work are immense. Do you like big turquoise work and classic southwestern style? Then Navajo is for you. Do you favor small and delicate work with intricately shaped stones?

Then Zuni is for you. Do you like cast silver that is handled masterfully? Then check out

southwestern jewelry. There is a big segment of southwestern jewelry that was commercially mass-produced, usually

by Indians working in assembly-line production shops, that was retailed during the 1940s and ’50s. This is often called Fred Harvey jewelry for the noted hotelier/restaurateur/ marketer of southwestern experiences. This jewelry has become incredibly popular, and prices are rising very fast. I often say that if you see a thunderbird, that may be a good clue that it is a Harvey piece.

There are several wonderful

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Hopi working. Add into this the mix of tribally mixed silversmiths, and you can get a wide range of items and influences.

Where to buy is key in all of this! The dirty secret that many in the West don’t want to tell you is that their best pieces come from old collections in the East. Selling jewelry to tourists has been going on for more than 100 years, and so many great pieces are now back East where they are waiting to be discovered. So often the best place to start is really locally. Check out auctions and dealers if you’re looking for older examples.

Some years ago, I purchased for my wife two complete turquoise sets (necklace, earrings and cuff) that had birthday cards tucked into them from the husband/buyer to his wife. A new set was purchased annually, and she clearly must have valued them to have kept them all those years.

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Online Only Books, Manuscripts, Ephemera, And Historical Prints Auction Set

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founder of the Lutheran Church in America. The Muhlenberg family of Pennsylvania produced many fine early American politicians, clergyman, and military figures, and it appears that this album was compiled over many decades and was passed down in the family. As a result, the lot being offered presents a great variety of items from early American dignitaries and figures of note. Special items in the album include a check signed by Francis Hopkinson, Declaration of Independence signer and designer of the American flag; calling cards for

Henry Clay and Martin Van Buren, among others; various letters of invitation to dinners Pook & Pook Inc. is excited and events, including the Lord to announce its upcoming Chamberlain commanded by Online Only Books, the Queen to a ball at Manuscripts, Ephemera and Buckingham Palace; clipped Historical Prints Auction to be signatures, including Robert held on Thursday, Aug. 1, at 9 a.m. at www.bidsquare.com.

Morris, James Polk, and With a focus on printed and Jefferson Davis; a receipt for handwritten material, this Henry Muhlenberg as a fivetype of specialty sale is the dollar contributor to the first of its kind to be hosted by Washington National the auction house.

Monument; and a signed The top lot of the sale is an document from French King extensive autograph album Louis XVI dated 1784 (est. belonging to the Muhlenberg $5,000-$8,000).

Another family, whose patriarch Henry expected top lot of sale is a Melchior Muhlenberg was leather-bound German language Martyr’s Mirror, printed in Lancaster, Pa., and dated 1814 (est. $300-$400).

Among other items on offer will be dozens of Currier and Ives colored lithographs, including those depicting presidential subjects, Civil War historical battle scenes, sporting subjects, and boating and nautical scenes of yachts and ships. Pieces of ephemera crossing over the auction block will include mid-19thcentury newspapers from the Tri-State area, an 1856 presidential broadside, a selection of early 19th-century handprinted land indentures, Civil The N. Currier 1848 Taylor/Fillmore jugate color lithograph will be estimated at War era newspapers, political booklets and speeches ca. $200-$300.

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Printed books and booklets on offer in the sale will include dozens and dozens of books encompassing all categories and subjects from the mid-18th century through the early 20th century. These include a couple lots of early leather-bound religious texts, early Pennsylvania history books with foldout maps, and various early 20th-century classic novels. Other special lots will include a Lancaster County school workbook with handwritten text dated 1836 with numerous local places and family names, a hand written story written in German and dated 1831, and a booklet of pencil drawings, to include an image of individuals trying to trap a bird, drawn from memory. The sale will also include a couple lots of antique and vintage post cards, assorted tin types, and dozens of carte-de-visites.

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08525 Hopewell 609-466-9833 TOMATO FACTORY ANTIQUE & DESIGN CENTER, 2 Somerset St. We Have It All! Open Mon. thru Sat. 10-5, Sun. 11-5. We have 38 Dealers. www.tomatofactoryantiques.com

17062 Millerstown 717-589-7810 STITCH IN TIME ANTIQUE & GIFT MALL, 43 N. Market St. Antiques, Collectibles, Furniture, Quality Handmade Crafts & Gifts. Open 7 days 10-5, Fri. til 8. Millerstown exit off RT322.

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

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DELAWARE 07/28/19, NEWARK, SUN 10 AM3 PM, Sports Cards & Collectibles, 400 Ogletown Rd, Aetna Fire Hall GEORGIA 08/08-11/19, ATLANTA, THURSSUN, Antique Market, Atlanta Expo Center 09/12-15/19, ATLANTA, THURSSUN, Antiques & Collectibles, Atlanta Expo Center ILLINOIS 07/27-28/19, CHICAGO, SAT & SUN 10 AM-5 PM, Market Festival, 1340 W Washington Blvd, Plumbers Hall NEW JERSEY 07/28/19, MORRIS TOWNSHIP, SUN 10 AM-5 PM, Antiques Expo, 161 E Hanover Ave, William G. Mennen Sports Arena 08/04/19, BARNEGAT LIGHT, SUN 9 AM-5 PM, Antiques & Collectibles, 19th & Bayview Ave, Historic Viking Village NEW YORK 08/31/19 TO 09/01/19, STORMVILLE, SAT & SUN 8 AM-4 PM, Antiques & Flea Market, 428 Rt 216, Stormville Airport OHIO 07/27-28/19, ZOAR, SAT 10 AM-5 PM SUN 10 AM-4 PM, Harvest Festival, Main St, Historic Zoar Village

PENNSYLVANIA 08/09-11/19, MYERSTOWN, FRI 9 AM-5 PM SAT 9 AM-4 PM SUN NOON-4 PM, Pop-Up Shows of Early Antiques etc., 112 W Lincoln Ave, Building One12 Market 08/10/19, SAT 9 AM - 1PM, Hunting & Fishing, Lancaster Farm & Home Center, 1383 Arcadia Road, 55th Lancaster Hunting & Fishing Show 08/10/19, LANCASTER, SAT 9 AM-1 PM, Hunting & Fishing, 1383 Arcadia Rd, Lancaster Farm & Home Center 08/10/19, SOMERSET, SAT 8 AM-2 PM, Antique & Vintage Fair, Streets of Somerset, Streets of Somerset 08/15-18/19, MARS, THURSSUN, Pulpfest, 910 Sheraton Dr, Double Tree By Hilton PittsCranberry 08/17/19, LANCASTER, SAT 9 AM-5 PM, Postcard Expo, 1383 Arcadia Rd, Farm & Home Center 09/07/19, PHILADELPHIA, SUN 8 AM-5 PM, Outdoor Flea Market, 2201 Fairmount Ave, Surrounding Eastern State PenitentiaryFairmount Prison 09/13-15/19, MYERSTOWN, FRI 9 AM-5 PM SAT 9 AM-4 PM SUN NOON-4 PM, Pop-Up Shows of Early Antiques etc., 112 W Lincoln Ave, Building One12 Market RHODE ISLAND 07/27-28/19, MIDDLETOWN, SAT 10 AM-6 PM SUN 10 AM-4 PM, Antiques, 375 Purgatory Rd, Saint Georges School Ice Rink

MARYLAND 07/28/19, BOONSBORO, SUN 10 AM, Coca-Cola & Pepsi soda machines, button signs, flange signs, advertising thermometers, floor model coin ops games, advertising clocks, large & small gumball machines, pedal tractor & air plane, antiques, advertising calendars, collectibles etc., Cochran Auction Complex 7704 Mapleville Rd Bldg #5, James G. Cochran & Jamie V. Cochran

07/29/19, TIMONIUM, MON 4:30 PM, Eclectic Collector featuring signed baseballs, Franklin Mint & Danbury Mint vehicles, fire engines, diecast, pewter behicles & modles, cast iron still banks & toys, large postcard collection, valentines, trade cards, advertising, collectibles etc., 1919 Greenspring Dr, Richard Opfer Auctioneering Inc.

MISSOURI 08/10/19, SAINT LOUIS, SAT 10 AM (CENTRAL), Eclectic featuring nautical, maritime, antique & designer furniture, pottery, porcelain, framed artwork, Gallery 555 Washington Ave, Selkirk Auctioneers & Appraisers

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07/31/19, POTTSTOWN, WED 10 AM, Massive Antiques & Collectibles featuring antique shop contents, gold, silver & costume jewelry, furniture, clocks, toys, tools, art, toys, glass, china, 62 E High St, Curtis Wilson

07/27/19, YORK, SAT 9 AM, Antique toys, dolls, trains, Lladros, & other figurines, automotive & garage advertising, license plates, advertising signs, country store items, movie & show poster, advertising posters, American Indian items, art, antiques, York Expo Center John Paige & Smith Bldg 334 Carlisle Ave, Rentzels Auction Service Inc.

08/01/19, CRANBERRY TOWNSHIP, THURS 10 AM, Annual Pressing Iron & Trivet Collectors of America featuring he collection of Dave & Sue Irons 600 Pressing Irons from their outstanding lifetime collection, Pittsburgh Marriott North, Hartzell's Auction Gallery Inc.

07/31/19, JONESTOWN, WED 3 PM, Lionel trains, clocks, pictures, household goods, Ono Fire Hall 10805 Jonestown Rd, Harry H. Bachman

07/31/19, NEW HOLLAND, ONLINE ONLY NOW CLOSING WED 5:30 PM, Living Estate/Lifetime Collection of antiques, country collectibles, stone & enamelware, cast iron, vintage kitchenware & household goods, jewelry quilts & much more.

Preview by appt. 227 Wecaff Rd New Holland, Online @ www.proxi bid.com/pmorgan, Patrick Morgan Auction Services

08/03/19, LEBANON, SAT 9 AM, Automotive, tools, hunting related items, Lebanon Fairgrounds 80 Rocherty Rd, Harry H. Bachman 08/03/19, LEWISBERRY, SAT 8:30 AM, Tractor, tools, furniture, personal property, OnSite 601 Potts Hill Rd, Nevin B. Rentzel 08/03/19, MANHEIM, SAT 9 AM, Toys, Western, Watches, Hess Auction Group/Conestoga Auct 768 Graystone Rd, Hess Auction Group 08/03/19, ORWIGSBURG, SAT 10 AM, Firearms, furniture, jewelry, coins/currency, vintage, toys, radios, china/pottery, glass sports, collectibles, instruments etc., Auction Time Bid Board 1506 Centre Tpke, Auction Time Bid Board/Blums Auction

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OHIO 08/09/19, COLUMBUS, FRI 9 AM, Eclectic featuring country & formal furniture, porcelain/china, stoneware/pottery, fine art & prints, lamps & lighting, sterling & silver plate, jewelry, clocks, bronzes, rugs and more, Gallery The Municipal Light Plant 589 W Nationwide Blvd (new address), Garth's Auctioneers & Appraisers

07/27/19, YORK, SAT 9 AM, Four life-size busts, fine art & sculpture, pottery, stained glass, clocks, collectibles & more, 218 E Market St, Keystone Auctions LLC

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NEW JERSEY 07/27/19, EDISON, SAT 11 AM, Multi-Estate featuring box/table lots, toys, gold & silver coin collection, glassware, smalls, car, furniture, jewelry etc., New Jersey Convention & Expo Ctr 97 Sunfield Ave, Bodnars Auction

(9) Coca-Cola & Pepsi Soda Machines; Button Signs; Flange Signs; Advertising Thermometers - Rolling Rock, Royal Crown, Mail Pouch, Pepsi, Camel, Morton & Others; Various Floor Mo. Coin Ops Games; Advertising Clocks; Advertising Oil Cans; Lance Display Rack with Glass Containers; Coca-Cola & Gulf Racks; Large & Small Gumball Machines; Pedal Tractor & Airplane; Tabletop CD Coin Op; USA Today & McDonald’s Newspaper Dispensers; Tin Advertising Signs - Pepsi, Chesterfield, Texaco, L&M, Quaker State, Pennzoil, Firestone, Etc.; CocaCola Chalkboards Signs; Old Scales; Bottles; Glass Jars; Antiques & Some Furniture; Life-Size Mannequins; Unusual Metal Bolt Bin w/Scales; Some Glassware & Dishes; Pictures & Frames; Advertising Calendars; Collectibles; Knives; Toy Airplanes; Few Tools; Miscellaneous Household Items; Box Lots and Many Other Articles Too Numerous To Mention. Keep Watching Website for Updates!

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American And European Fine And Decorative Art Unstoppable At Morphy’s $3.3 Million Auction Russian Vase By Unknown Manufacturer Commands $141,450 cabochons and further embellished with a medley of notched, engraved and repousse adornments. The 7.5inch vessel, which was cataloged with a $600-$900 estimate, was off to the races from the very first bid and didn’t end its breathtaking run until 66 bids later when it sold for $141,450. Its new owner, who bid via the internet, wishes to remain anonymous.

The competition for highend European design continued unabated with the introduction of a spectacular array of antique lamps and glass. Leading the group was a rare and important 18-inch-tall Galle mold-blown Rhododendron lamp similar to an example shown in the Duncan/de Bartha reference book “Galle Lamps.” It handily surpassed expectations at $98,400.

The Tiffany name worked its magic in the auction room repeatedly and across several categories. A 10 7/8-inch Tiffany glass paperweight vase in an overall swirl pattern incorporating shades of red, maroon, lilac, orange, green and brown was signed on its base and identified as a “Favrile Exhibition Piece.”

Estimated at $6,000$8,000, it climbed to $43,050. Similarly estimated, a 7.5-inch Tiffany paperweight The painting “Diogenes in Search of an Honest vase designed in an Man,” oil-on-canvas, Dutch school, early 17th cen- upright egg shape tury, 60-by-48 inches (framed), previously sold at with a marbled motif Sotheby’s in 1987, realized $61,500 against an was bid to $36,900.

Prized Tiffany estimate of $10,000-$15,000.

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The Russian pottery vase with metal overlay depicting warriors on horseback, 7.5 inches high, multiple impressed marks, dated “1903,” sold for $141,450. It had been estimated at This Tiffany Studios Dragonfly table $600-$900. lamp with seven dragonflies encircling lamps included a superb body of shade, Tiffany marks on tag Dragonfly with heavily rippled inside shade and stamped under base, glass and gleaming cabochon realized $113,175. jewels. It came to auction with a $75,000-$90,000 estimate and was once again the Tiffany went out the door at $113,775. A brand that dominated. A magprofusely decorated 20-inch nificent Tiffany & Co., platTiffany Poppy lamp settled inum ring featuring a 13-carat within its estimate range at Mandarin garnet surrounded $67,200, while a Poinsettia lamp by four oval-cut and six with a shade encircled by a straight baguette-cut diawide band of the familiar monds weighed in at a hefty Christmas flowers finished well 12.1 grams. Presented in its original Tiffany midnight blue above estimate at $37,200.

In the jewelry section, it velvet box, it sold for $23,370.

A Russian silver jewelry box by Ovchinnikov depicting a three-dimensional woman with child on its lid achieved $24,600 against an estimate of $1,000-$1,500.

Many serious art buyers browsed the selections displayed at the gallery preview.

“We knew there would be many inquiries about the art, in particular some of the European works,” said Morphy Auctions president Dan Morphy.

“Provenance is very important to art collectors, and several of The Tiffany Studios Favrile Cypriote vase, organic shape, iridescent gold patches on matte black iridescent background, sold for $36,900 against an estimate of $3,000-$4,000.

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The Tiffany Studios paperweight vase, 10 7/8 inches high, signed and identified as a “Favrile Exhibition Piece,” sold for $43,050, more than four times the high estimate.

AUCTION!

SATURDAY AUGUST 3, 2019 9:00 A.M.

HUNTING/SHOOTING: Reloading equipment; extensive selection of shotgun and rifle ammo; wooden Win. & Rem. boxes; black powder & archery supplies; vintage Western clay bird thrower. TOOLS: Forney Stoever & Co. Annville pump; L&G tools; True Temper tool display rack; planes; axes; rotary mower; drill press; table saw; grinder; mitre box; wrenches; scythe, etc.; Note: Lots of tools marked Winchester, Keen Kutter, Miller Falls, Stanley, PRR, etc. AUTOMOTIVE: tins & vintage license plates. MISC.: Winchester clocks & thermometer; vintage roller skates (some Win.); scouting and military books and many other unlisted items. Very partial listing. Items still being unpacked and discovered.

This Tiffany Studios Favrile wheelcarved flowerform vase with pulledfeather decoration, 13.25 inches high, sold for $36,000.

the paintings had exceptional lineage, such as the Dutch school oil-on-canvas of “Diogenes” that sold for four times the high estimate.”

The artwork referenced by Morphy was an unsigned 60-by 48-inch (framed) painting titled “Diogenes in Search of an Honest Man.” Dating to the early 17th century, it came with provenance that confirmed it previously had been held in several distinguished private collections and was exhibited at both the Denver Art Museum and San Diego Fine Arts Gallery. The artwork sold in 1987 at Sotheby’s, whose auction catalog noted that the artist might have been Werner van den Valckert, Nicolaes Claes Moyaert or Johannes Woutersz. It was also stated that the painting has a companion piece in the Glasgow College (Scotland) collection titled “Laomedon, King of Troy with Neptune and Apollo.”

Intriguing to bidders on both sides of the Atlantic, the work swept past its $10,000-$15,000

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A rare Galle mold-blown Rhododendron lamp, 18 inches tall, similar to an example in the reference book “Galle Lamps,” sold above estimate for $98,400.

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ANTIQUE FURNISHINGS FROM SEVERAL ESTATES: French curio cabinet. Antique Chippendale chest. Second-period Centennial lowboy. Antique Grandfather clock. Hepplewhite style tambour-door desk. Schoolmaster’s desk w/bookcase top. High-back country dry sink. Plate hutch, 7 ft. high. Bucket benches. Pine corner cabinet. Antique pine washstand. Victorian bookcase secretary. Saybolt & Clelland dining table. 7 ft. tall oak Barrister bookcase. Greek key antique toilet.

Canopy bed. Antique stoves. Monitor-top refrigerator. Iron Patio furniture by Satterini and Woodward Bradford. Lancaster Co. chair, with losses. Brass clothes tree. Bentwood cradle. Assorted paintings and prints. Large General Store coffee bin. Large, iron store figure. Three brass fire extinguisher lamps. Candle mold. Brass bucket. Large Breininger Pottery plate. Lg. copper pan. Antique Teddy bear. Good Christmas stuff. 20 pc. Collection of brass, silhouette Industrial art in shadow box frames.

Reel to reel stereo. Vintage records. Antique Golf Clubs. Saddle. Advertising RR signs. Stanley #55 wood plane w/four boxes of #55 blades.

USED FURNITURE: Five curio cabinets. Jewelry cabinets. Mahog. dining set. Crossbuck harvest table. Ethan Allen Bedroom set. EA: Corner cabinets, bookcase and desk. Tilt-top tables. Reversepainted mirrors. Bead board cabinet. Painted cupboard. Mid-century slatted coffee table w/extensions, unsigned. La-Z-Boy leather sofa.

ART: Antique Dutch painting on paper, signed Carl Moyer Icart. 1876 German fraktur. Sampler.

Selection of nautical/beach paintings. Cast-iron front mantel clock. Dozen Victorian and Steeple clocks.

JEWELRY: Jeweler’s cabinet. 18K gold watch. 14K gold Lorgnette. Assorted gold jewelry. Silver jewelry. 500 pieces of costume jewelry from six estates. Graduated stack of sterling bowls by Tiffany & Co. Four silver-plated flatware sets. Plenty of sterling silver tabletop wares.

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Canton. Chinese Export wares. Oyster plates. Holt Howard Pixies. Lots of 1950’s Kitchen Kitsch.

Depression glass. Lg. cobalt dinner service.

Autographed Harry Truman photo. George & Mildred Dewey Photos. Emily Post, Social Registry and Cricket Club Books. Vintage hats. Full length fur. Linens.

TOYS: Two dozen Slot cars and slot car dragster. Erector sets. Ranch set. Jap. Christmas houses.

Marx, Tonka, Hess, Ertl, Hot Wheels, Matchbox, MRC vehicles. 50 1/18 scale Diecast autos., OB with oak display shelves. Hallmark ornaments. Collection of Beanie Babies.

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PAI’s 78th Rare Posters Auction Earns $1.3 Million Demand For Iconic Art Nouveau And Art Deco Prevails its estimate of $2,500-$3,000 with a winning bid of $8,400.

Luciano Achille Mauzan inspired further ardor for uncommon works of the 1920s and 1930s. This auction featured two of his never-before-seen posters for French perfume, and his image of a flirtatious lady leaning over a dramatically oversized rose spurred competitive bidding.

“Brixia/Crème et Poudre à la Rose,” ca. 1924, surpassed its estimate of $7,000$9,000, selling for $13,200.

Similarly, Marcello Dudovich proved his prowess with early 20th century lithographs, especially his large-scale works. His theatrical still life, “Marca Zenit / G. B. Borsalino,” from 1911, was swept away for $14,400; the intoxicating “Cordial Campari,” from 1914, earned a grand $21,600.

Of course, Art Nouveau posters continued to persuade bidders as well. In the bicycle section, William H. Bradley gained notable bids for his 1895 “Victor Bicycles,” which topped out at $9,600.

Edward Penfield’s “Orient Cycles,” from ca. 1895, also inspired awe and was won for $16,800. Other impressive transportation sales include E. Schreiber’s “Mercedes” from 1912 ($22,800), George Picard’s “Salon de l’Automobile” from 1906 ($13,200), and Charles Léonce Brossé’s “Meeting d’Aviation/Nice” from 1910 ($16,800).

As always, Alphonse Mucha’s lush decorative works were in high demand, and in particular, his impressive theatre designs for Sarah Bernhardt were quite coveted. His celestial “La Dame aux Camelias,” from 1896, was won for $28,800, followed closely by his 1899 “Hamlet,” which fetched $24,000. And his beloved “Moët & Chandon” from 1899 proved its lasting desirability with a winning bid of This version of Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec’s “May $26,400.

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design, “Troupe de Mlle Églantine,” can-canned away to the tune of $31,200.

The same amount was pledged to his sensitive 1895 portrait, “May Belfort,” and Belfort’s partner, the English dancer May Milton, transfixed collectors in ToulouseLautrec’s 1895 portrayal.

This variant of “May Milton” included a banjo-playing clown as a remarque and was signed and numbered from an edition of 25 copies, earning a $48,000 winning bid.

Modern and contemporary posters also had their share of the limelight. A rare French promotion for “KingKong,” from 1942, encouraged an $18,000 win. The whimsy of Keith Haring delighted as ever; his 1985 poster, “New York is Book

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Campari” from 1914 sold for $21,600. 1895, sold for $16,800.

Charles Loupot’s “Nicolas” from 1933 sold for $72,000.

Country,” sold for $1,920, and the infectious energy of his 1984 “Keith Haring at Tony Shafrazi Gallery” earned $1,440.

Poster Auctions International’s next sale will be held on Sunday, Oct. 27.

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LIONEL TRAINS CLOCKS PICTURES HOUSEHOLD GOODS LOCATION: Ono Fire Hall, 10805 Jonestown Road, Jonestown, Lebanon County, PA. From route 72 in Jonestown at traffic light at Turkey Hill - west 1.9 miles on old route 22. From Allentown Blvd/rt. 22 in Ono at traffic light - south on Lincoln School Road. to stop sign left to Fire Company.

(11) Jim Beam train & cable car bottles; LIONEL: 1055 Texas Special, 218 Santa Fe w/dummy; auto gate; crane; assorted track (standard & Super O); billboards; Canadian National caboose; 3356 Santa Fe Horse Express; 536417 car; Mickey & Minnie hand car; Rio Grande 6-9705 box car; tressel sets; incomplete train cars; Kickapoo Valley & Northern; assorted accessories; 456 coal ramp set; coal loader; 456coal ramp set; tanker cars; 6-8206 NY Central steam locomotive & tender; cabooses; Erie Lackawanna diesel 8759; Rock Island diesel/dummy set; Penn Central 8576 diesel/dummy unit; coal and gondola cars; (4) B&O passenger cars; 1776 engine; 7600 caboose; engine & tender shells; New haven 2350 electric; Frisco 8571; Sante fe 2333 diesel; tie ejector car 5511; NY Central 2354 power units; NYC 4-6-4 #8206 locomotive; 8351 Santa Fe diesel; 2034 engine & tender; 2065 engine & tender; 8352 Santa Fe diesel; C&O Chessie system 8470; NY Navy Yard switcher; 2025 engine & tender; 2026 engine & tender; 665, 224E, 2056 & 2065 engines; 2056, 2065, 2046, 681, 1684, 1654, 2034, 1655, 6110, 1654, 2018, 2034, 1110 & 1655 engines (no tenders); 045 gateman; asst. parts; 2026, 8041 & 1060 engines; 397 coal loader; 9506 Milwaukee P.O. car; 3656 & 3464 cars, etc.

HO: Bachmann Santa Fe 1428 caboose; Bachmann 46216 lighted freight station; Bachmann Action Depot 46205; Hershey trolleys; Bachmann GE U36B diesel S. Pacific; Santa Fe 0567 diesel; Union Pacific 720; assorted HO cars; CONTROLLERS & MISC.: Lionel 1034 - OB, (4) assorted HO; Lionel type 2; 2 sets American Flyer O gauge switches; O gauge track (like new); American Flyer track, switches, crossings, etc.; Standard gauge switch & crossing; 027 engine parts; tender shells; 3472 automatic milk car; #60 trolley; #42 switcher; O gauge crossing gates; lots of misc. train parts; wheels; trucks; 8868 Amtrak Budd car; 2338 Milwaukee road; Lionel 100th anniversary alarm clock in box; photographs; type TW transformers; train print and many other unlisted related train items.

Also selling is 40+ clocks; pictures and prints; glassware; household goods; collectibles and many other unlisted items. These items are from the late Sterling Lebo collection. Auction #2 on Monday August 5 selling clocks, pictures, glassware and household goods.

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Guillermo Laborde’s 1930 “1er Campeonato Mundial Alphonse Mucha’s “La Dame aux Football/Uruguay,” which promoted Camelias” from 1896 sold for the first ever FIFA World Cup in Montevideo, realized $8,400. $28,800.

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SATURDAY, AUGUST 3RD, 2019 1506 CENTRE TURNPIKE, ORWIGSBURG, PA 17961 15% BUYER’S PREMIUM - 3% CASH DISCOUNT ON BUYER’S PREMIUM FIREARMS: Winchester Mod. 1890 .22 Rifle, Stevens Mod. 320 12 ga. Shotgun, Stevens Mod. 94B 12 ga. Shotgun, Mossberg berg 702 Plinkster .22 Rifle, Heritage Arms Rough Rider .22 Revolver, Cobra .380 Pistol & 9mm Derringer, Rosco .22 Revolver, Thompson 50 cal. Black Powder Rifle. Scopes, Ammo, Reloading. FURNITURE: New Sectional Patio Sofa Set & Matching Chairs, Modern Bedroom & Dining Room Sets, Cupboards incl. Punched Tin, Grandfather Clocks, “Whiskey Barrel” Living Room Suite. JEWELRY: 14K Rope Necklace, 10K Ring, Sterling, Much Costume incl. Tray Lots. COINS/CURRENCY: Walking Liberty Halves incl. 1921, 1921-D, & 1938-D; Peace & Morgan Dollars, 100+ Barber Dimes, 80+ Mercury Dimes, Franklin Halves, V & Buffalo Nickels, Flying Eagle & Indian Cents, 1963 $5 Red Seal, (3) 1928 Funnyback $1 Silver Certs., 1935A $1 Yellow Seal, 1934A $10 Silver Certificate. VINTAGE: Barber Chair, Edison Battery Jar by Pyrex, 2 Ant. Oil Pumps, Political Pins incl. 1896 McKinley, 1904 Roosevelt, 1908, Taft & 1916 Hughes, Adv. Crates incl.

Stegmaier & Kaier, Typewriters, Cookie Jars, Crocks, Jugs, 45s & LPs incl. Beatles. Pepsi Thermometer, Edison Tubes, Pyrex Dishes. TOYS: Large Commercial Coin-Op Train Display, Harley WWII Era Army Figure, Video Games, Tootsie, Trains incl. HO, Breyer Horses, Barbie incl. Vintage Cases, Folk Art Farm Set, BB Guns, Dolls incl. Madame Alexander & Princess Di Wedding. RADIOS: Stromberg Carlson 231R Chairside, Zenith Transoceanic ModY600, Zenith Mod. 17 Batteryless Receiver, Philco Mod. 40-290 & Mod 38-8, Crosley American Overseas Mod. 66TC, Sentinel Mod. 285-P, Radiola Mod. 61-1, Nordmende Transista Exact Type 104. CHINA/ POTTERY: Pair of Large Oriental Vases w/Stands, Lg. Fiesta & Hall Autumn Leaf Collections, Belleek, Lenox. GLASS: Bohemian incl.

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Charles Loupot sparked a frenzy of bidding for his never-before-seen designs.

“Nicolas,” from 1933, secured top lot status, selling for $72,000. All prices reported include a buyer premium. The Art Deco master’s interpretation of Nectar, the wine deliveryman for the Nicolas firm, has appropriately become an advertising icon, but this particular poster is the only known copy of the design with letters. Poster lovers were after two of Loupot’s earliest and previously unknown lithographs, “Parfums Naturels/Parrot” and “Parfums Naturels/Butterflies,” both from 1916, which sold for $3,840 and $5,520, respectively. The artist also caused a stir with the divine “Au Louvre” from 1923; this variant, without letters, was won for $15,600.

This auction included a notable Art Deco design, Guillermo Laborde’s 1930 “1er Campeonato Mundial Football / Uruguay,” which promoted the first FIFA World Cup in Montevideo.

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International Interest In Banks, Trains, And Tinplate Rarities Fuels Bertoia’s Spring Toy Sale Superb Althof Bergmann “Columbia” Ferry Boat Sails To New Destination For $40,800 convention. High-condition architectural and “safe” banks led the group, some displaying original paint so well preserved, it could only be described as “factory fresh.” A small-version Bay Window bank topped the list at $7,800 against an estimate of $2,000-$3,000, while a 9-inch Kenton Statue of Liberty bank realized $6,000.

Cast-iron mechanical banks put in a powerful performance, as well. A Girl Skipping Rope estimated at $6,000-$8,000 achieved $14,400, while an extremely rare Bowling Alley bank satisfied pre-sale expectations at $19,200. “The winner of the Bowling Alley bank was new to bank collecting and ended up buying at least a halfdozen more mechanicals at the sale. It’s the beginning of a great collection,” stated Bertoia, adding, “He has bought doorstops from me in the past, so he knows and recognizes great cast-iron. It stands to reason that he would now move into mechanical banks, which are a much earlier form,

with action.” series. Dating to 1918, On the subject of the handsome vessel doorstops, there were settled within estimany desirable exammate at $21,600. ples in the sale. Leaders Always popular included a seldom-seen pressed-steel pedal full-figure frog of cars found favor with unknown manufacture, bidders. A 52-inch $5,100; a pristine American National Bradley & Hubbard convertible fared best Standing Rabbit, $4,200; Althof Bergmann’s “Columbia” ferry boat, 13 inches long, at $9,600. American and a classic Hubley handpainted, stenciled tin, sold for $40,800.

National pressedBugle Boy in very fine steel toys drew many been a mainstay in Bertoia’s determined competitors, as condition, $3,600.

Train collectors were out last few auctions, and it was well. Finishing well above estiin force and didn’t hold back obvious that collectors on mate, a substantial 27-inchwhen rare productions were both sides of the Atlantic were long dump truck – always high introduced. A Marklin fruit ready for more. “They’re a on collectors’ wish lists – rumfreight car made for the global collectible,” remarked bled out the door at $7,200, as English market finished at the Bertoia. Highlights included a did a 25-inch-long 1920s oil high end of its estimate range Woman Jumping Rope, which tank truck. at $19,000. Another German more than tripled its high Leading a colorful parade prize, a large Bing gauge four estimate at $7,800, and a of character toys, a boxed locomotive, blazed past its Bulgarian soldier, $7,200 Linemar Superman Tank com$1,500-$2,500 estimate to against a $2,500-$3,500 esti- manded $6,000, while a nearreach $7,200. In the American mate. mint Ramblin’ Mickey Mouse Tin toys crossed many celluloid waddler with a gorcategory, Voltamp entries attracted their usual strong genres, including the ever- geous pictorial box followed following, with a Pennsylvania popular motorcycle subcate- closely behind at $5,400. locomotive in unapologetic gory. A comical Fischer Another comic-character near-mint condition chased (German) motorcycle toy with knockout was the boxed Chein to $12,000 against a $5,000- a clown driver and smaller Popeye Overhead Puncher $7,500 estimate. Also, there clown passenger was bid to that claimed $4,800. was no shortage of bidders for $6,000, twice its high estiA delightful selection of a 1930s custom-built brass mate, while diminutive penny dolls was led by a very early standard gauge model loco- toys proved that good things Izannah Walker production motive. A hefty come in small packages, with that more than doubled high piece crafted a Kellerman Dude on estimate at $7,800 and a to perfection, Motorcycle rolling to $2,160 Martha Chase George it sold for and a Meier Spanish military Washington, which brought $9,000, nine motorcycle with helmeted dri- $4,500 against an estimate of times its high ver racing to $2,040. $1,500-$2,500. Steiff teddies The flagship among held their own, with a 20-inch estimate.

F r e n c h - European nautical toys was a cinnamon bear ignoring its An American National convertible made Martin medium-size (34-inch-long) $1,200-$1,800 estimate to A Kyser & Rex Bowling Alley cast-iron mechanical bank, pedal car, 52 inches long, sold for antique wind- Battleship Pommern from reach $6,000. $9,600. one of few known examples, sold for $19,200. up toys have Marklin’s live-steam second Holiday collectors had

This Kenton Statue of Liberty cast-iron still bank, near-mint condition, sold for $6,000. been waiting with great anticipation for Part II of the Halloween collection Bertoia’s introduced last fall. A longheld private collection from Pennsylvania, it included such early German gems as a pre1920s composition witch atop a black cat candy container, $6,000, and a rare life-size witch-head jack-o’-lantern with a broad, toothy grin and green eyes, $3,750.

On Thursday and Friday, Aug. 22 and 23, Bertoia Auctions will host its next online, phone and absenteeonly Bertoia Basics sale. The company’s next Signature Sale, which is slated for Friday and Saturday, Oct. 11 and 12, at Bertoia’s gallery, is titled “The Gentleman’s Collection” and will exclusively feature the renowned Tony Annesse lifetime collection of Christmas antiques.

For additional information, readers may call 856-692-1881 or email toys@bertoiaauctions.com.

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Premium-quality pieces from prestigious toy, bank and train collections attracted a strong contingent of bidders to literally every category represented in Bertoia’s May 23 and 24 Annual Spring Toy Sale.

Just over 1,000 lots crossed the auction block, taking in $1.3 million. All prices quoted in this report are inclusive of 20-percent buyer’s premium.

The star of the two-day event was a spectacular Althof Bergmann stenciled tin “Columbia” ferry boat that swept past its $20,000$30,000 estimate to dock at $40,800. The buyer was an American collector.

“We had a nice turnout inhouse, especially for still banks. The distance some collectors drove to compete in person was quite surprising to us,” said Bertoia Auctions’ owner Jeanne Bertoia.

The impressive array of still banks included more than 300 items from the Ned Bauer estate collection, of Ohio, a past host of the Still Bank Collectors Association

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Magic: The Gathering Cards Complete Alpha, Beta And Arabian Nights Sets Excel At Weiss Auction Early Sets, Many BGS-Graded, Bring Total Of $608,215 gallery at 74 Merrick Road in Lynbrook, N.Y. The auction posted an overall gross of $830,000.

Magic: The Gathering cards are hugely popular and sought after by collectors. The initial

These early Magic: The Gathering cards from 1993, the complete Beta set, with many BGS-graded examples, These early Magic: The Gathering sold as one lot for $175,150. cards from 1993, the complete Alpha set, with many BGS-graded examples, sold as one lot for $423,750.

These early Magic: The Gathering cards from 1993, the complete Arabian Nights set, with many BGSgraded examples, sold as one lot for $9,315.

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estimate to sell at Morphy’s for $61,500.

“We were very proud of the selection in our June Fine and Decorative Arts Auction,” said Morphy. “Many of the items came from important collections and estates, and we did our utmost to present everything in a way that was respectful and professional, from the way the pieces were photographed for our catalog

A quarter-plate Civil War ambrotype image, dated “1861” of Confederate Col. Wharton J. Green, who originally organized the 2nd North Carolina Battalion at Richmond, Va., sold for $7,910. to the way we displayed each item at the preview. Our reward was in seeing the fantastic prices we were able to achieve for consignors who had entrusted us with their property.”

All prices quoted in this report include a 23-percent buyer’s premium, per Morphy’s pre-stated conditions.

To learn more, call 877-968-8880 or email info@morphyauctions.com.

Images courtesy of Morphy Auctions.

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specializes in fine jewelry; and Marc Calciano of Clifton Heights, Pa. Due to the superb overall quality of merchandise offered, the York Show is considered one of the premier antiquing events in the midatlantic region. Also, according to Arion, it’s one of the oldest shows in the country.

The hours both Friday and Saturday will be 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. and Sunday from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Parking is free of charge.

The building is smoke-free and air-conditioned. Food will be available. Admission is $10 per person, or $9 with this press release, an ad, or show card.

Special note: Due to the retirement of several dealers, there are a couple booths available. To learn more, call Melvin Arion at 302-875-5326.

For further information, visit www.theoriginalyork antiquesshow.com.

Visitors to the York Antiques Show will be able to see and buy magnificent pieces of antique furniture, like this Pennsylvania corner cupboard.

sets, released in 1993, were the limited Alpha and Beta sets of cards, before the Unlimited format was introduced. The first expansion, Arabian Nights, was released in December 1993, after the Limited Editions were printed and sold out. The cards’ popularity never abated over the years.

Graded standout cards included Alpha Black Lotus, 8.5; Alpha Mox Pearl, 9.5; Beta Time Vault, 10.0; Beta Black Lotus, 9.0; and Beta Earthquake, 9.5. Many others were graded at 9.0 and 9.5.

“These cards were offered as complete sets and not broken up into multiple lots. That gave investors a chance to get a complete set in one fell swoop,” said Philip Weiss of Weiss Auctions.

The Magic: The Gathering complete 1993 Alpha card set was by far the top lot of the auction, finishing at an astounding $423,750. It was the first set for MTG, with a print run of just 1,100 rare cards. The set was complete with 295 black bordered cards.

There were 39 cards that had been BGS graded, including many rare and powerful cards.

There were 249 ungraded cards.

The Magic: The Gathering complete 1993 Beta card set was the runner-up top lot of the auction, garnering a selling price of $175,150. It was the second set for MTG, with a print run of 3,200 rare cards. The set was complete with 302 black bordered cards. There were 39 cards that had been BGS graded; these included many rare and powerful cards. There were 263 ungraded cards.

Finally, the Magic: The Gathering complete 1993 Arabian Knights card set rounded out the trilogy, commanding $9,315. It was the first MTG expansion set, complete with 92 cards. There were 78 unique cards, of which 14 had variants with darker colored and colorless mana symbols and with smaller text in the colorless mana symbols. Five cards in the set had been BGS graded.

The auction featured strong internet and phone bidding, as well as a crowd in the gallery. All prices quoted include the buyer’s premium.

A scarce cotton U.S. Centennial flag, with the stars in the canton arranged to read “1776 1876,” measuring 45-by-28 inches, with some scattered tears and staining, made $8,190. Also, a collection of 10 British Campaign medals spanning the years of 1855-1950, all of them identified, changed hands for $7,250. The medals included three Military Crosses for Bravery.

A quarter-plate ambrotype image of Confederate Col. Wharton J. Green, dated 1861, went for $7,910. Col. Green originally organized the 2nd North Carolina Battalion at Richmond, Va., and received authority to raise a regiment for Brigadier General Henry A. Wise’s Legion, to be known as Colonel Green’s Independent Regiment. Green was born in St. Marks, Fla., in 1831.

An Allen & Ginter non-sports card collection from the 1880s, more than 600 pieces in all, rose to $5,050. Most of the sets, if not all, were incomplete, but the collection featured sets that included Flags of All Nations, Birds of America, Fish from American Water, Fans of the Period, World’s Smokers, Prize & Game Chickens, World’s Beauties, Fruits, American Editors and others.

For more information about Weiss Auctions, call 516-594-0731 or visit www.WeissAuctions.com.

This cotton U.S. Centennial flag, with the stars in the canton arranged to read “1776 1876,” measuring 45-by-28 inches, with some scattered tears and staining, realized $8,190.

The Allen & Ginter non-sports card collection from the 1880s, more than 600 pieces in all, with most if not all of the sets incomplete, sold for $5,050.

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