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Area Auctioneer Competes In National Competition Marjorie Hartman Of Hurley Auctions Finished In Top 25 In An International Field FRIDAY AUGUST 9, 2019 • VOL. 50, NO. 32

Luke W. Gottshall: The Wagon Man Of Reinholds Work Is Among Regional Folk Art Showing Strength In Marketplace

By Karl Pass Luke W. Gottshall (1899-1993) resided much of his life on Mechanic Street in Reinholds, Pa. Reinholds is a small West Cocalico Township town in northern Lancaster County close to the Berks County border. He worked in Wyomissing at Narrow Fabric, a company that produced fabric rickrack A photo of the artist working in his studio, dated December (often spelled ricrac).

1976. Courtesy of the author.

Gottshall had one brother and three sisters. His sisters were Aquillia, Lizzie, and Vesta.

His brother, Israel. All are buried at St. John’s Cemetery in Sinking Springs, Berks County. Israel operated a grocery in West Reading.

Luke married Fannie Klapp (1891-1976) of Vera Cruz, a village along Route 897 near Reinholds.

Her parents were Abiram and Mary Weinhold Klapp. Fannie was one of seven children and had a younger sister by two years named Hattie.

A Luke Gottshall farmer and pig pen (1986) Hattie Klapp Brunner (1889- sold for $1,046 at a Pook & Pook sale in 1982) had a near lifelong involve- 2014. ment in the antiques business. Her mother-in-law, Hattie Sweigart her brother-in-law Luke and sister Brunner, was also an antiques Fannie. dealer. Young Hattie’s first show One of the things Luke and was in 1926. She developed a Fannie Gottshall made were framed national reputation within the collages. Brunner would supply business. She sold to countless Fannie and Luke with old calico for collectors, notably Dr. Albert the couple’s collages, according to Barnes and Henry Francis du Pont. Gottshall’s granddaughter, artist Later in life, around 1958, she took Barbara Strawser. The couple also up painting and produced well inevitably secured material at over 500 primitive watercolors pri- Narrow, his place of employment. marily during her 70s and 80s. Her Many of the collages were bird antiques shop in Reinholds was trees made up of cutout fabric birds named the Tulip Shop. In the 1970s, and embellished with watercolorshe marketed and sold the work of ing. Some were just watercolors.

Gottshall paint-decorated the frames, often scratch decorating them while the paint was wet for decorative effects. Luke was also a woodcarver and made horsedrawn wagons. He was locally known as “the wagon man” and often signed his work with that nickname. He painted farm scenes as well.

Fannie made calico stuffed birds, often using spools as bases and button eyes. Today, paintings/collages and wood carvings by Gottshall are sought after by collectors of Pennsylvania German regional folk art. Much of it was proThis L.W.G. watercolor and fabric cutout bird tree duced in the 1960s to ’80s, collage with a pair of roosters and a fence also and much of it is far superior incorporates a rabbit.

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Hurley Auctions’ newest auctioneer, Marjorie Hartman, took part in the 2019 National Auctioneers Association International Auctioneer Championship, held in New Orleans, La., on July 12, competing in a field with some of the best auctioneers from across the globe.

Joining nearly 100 fellow auction professionals, Hartman finished in the top 25. The competition was held at the 70th International Auctioneers Conference and Show while Hurricane Barry blew outside.

One man and one woman earned the right to be called NAA IAC Champion.

The International Auctioneers Conference (IAC) competitors were judged on their presentation, chant, voice timbre, body language and other performance elements of effective auctioneering.

“I felt honored to be competing against the best in my profession,” stated Hartman. “To hear my fellow auctioneers encourage and root me on was such a humbling and amazing experience.”

AAN Current News Hartman has been in the auction industry for nearly 20 years.

She has participated in over 3,000 auctions and is employed at Hurley Auctions based in Greencastle, Pa. The National Auctioneers Association (NAA) represents thousands of auctioneers from the U.S. and across the world. The mission of the NAA is to provide critical resources to auction professionals that will enhance their skills and successes. Founded in 1949, the NAA’s headquarters are in Overland Park, Kan. To learn more, visit www.auctioneers.org.

Papermania Plus Show To Return To Hartford New England’s Largest Vintage Advertising And Paper Collectors Show Will Be Held At XL Center On Aug. 24

The Frick Collection Along With D Giles Limited Publishes Book On Duveen Brothers on page 2

Palmer Museum Announces Intriguing Exhibition On American Lithography on page 4

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Papermania Plus, the Northeast’s largest vintage advertising and paper show, will return to the XL Center in Hartford, Conn., on Saturday, Aug. 24. The show has been running continuously since 1975.

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The show is one of the largest on the circuit. Vendors from across the country will bring items to sell.

The public is encouraged to bring in their own treasures for an appraisal event from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Among Continued on page 2

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to most contemporary folk art done during the heyday of the revivalist era.

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antiquesandauctionnews.net Luke and Fannie’s son, Walter (1921-2018), a World War II veteran, was also a folk carver. Walter carved, and his wife, June, painted the carvings. The couple did regional folk art shows such as the Reinholds Station Trinity Chapel show. June is currently 98. Walter and June Gottshall had three children, including a daughter, Barbara Strawser, who is a folk painter in Schaefferstown, Pa. Images courtesy of various private collectors.

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Luke W. Gottshall (1899-1993) of Reinholds, Pa.

This horse-drawn wagon with people by Luke Gottshall sold for $577 at a Pook & Pook sale in 2013. Gottshall also made horse-drawn hearses.

This framed pair of fabric birds by This is a Luke Gottshall watercolor of a Luke and Fannie Gottshall sold for rooster with cardinals. $504 at a Pook & Pook sale in 2013.

A selection of wood carvings by Luke Gottshall. The “worm” in the mouth of the bird on far left is a fine strip of painted leather. The horse carving mounted on a spool has horse hair for its tail.

Cardinals were among the artist’s favorite subjects, as seen in this cutout fabric collage.

Here is a quality example of a Luke Gottshall watercolor bird tree embellished with cutout fabric birds. The artist paint-decorated the frame.

Here are examples of Luke Gottshall’s hanging birds. He often used small metal soda cap rings as hangers.

This is an unusual Luke Gottshall This is a group of stuffed fabric birds watercolor of a rooster with a blue by Fannie Gottshall, two with button landscape as background. eyes. Fannie died in 1976 at age 85.

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Duveen Brothers was the most prominent art and antique dealer in London, Paris, and New York from the late 19th to the mid-20th century. The firm’s success is famously attributed to their observing that “Europe has a great deal of art, and America has a great deal of money.” The works they bought and sold at high prices to wealthy Americans like Henry Clay Frick, John D. Rockefeller Jr., Arabella Book cover of “Duveen Brothers and the Huntington, and John Market for Decorative Arts, 1880–1940,” Pierpont Morgan The Frick Collection, New York, showing a include European furni- storage room at Duveen Brothers Gallery, ture, tapestries, porce- 720 Fifth Ave., New York; courtesy of the lain, and other objets Getty Research Institute, Los Angeles, and d’art that today repre- New York Historical Society. sent the core collections of many of the most famous development in America of a passion for these valuable museums in the U.S. Published in association objects.

Vignon comments, “My with D Giles Limited and making extensive use of hope is that this study of the Duveen Brothers’ records at countless objects, people the Getty Research Institute, and places Duveen Brothers as well as letters and invoic- were involved with will allow es in the archives of the a broader audience to underfirm’s clients, “Duveen stand the profound impact Brothers and the Market for Duveen Brothers made on Decorative Arts, 1880-1940” the art world in the 20th cenprovides a rich study of this tury, particularly their pioinfluential firm in the history neering contribution to the of collecting. Here, for the formation of art collections first time, their commerce in that ultimately became the stones of objets d’art is examined foundation through the perspective of America’s most prestigious the dealers Joel, Henry, and cultural institutions.”

The 320-page book, with Joseph Duveen, rather than the viewpoint of their clients. 75 color illustrations is $59.95 In doing so, author Charlotte hardcover ($53.95, member Vignon traces the phenome- price) and is available in the non they sparked of the exo- museum shop or can be dus of antique furniture and ordered through the Frick’s objets d’art from Europe to website (wwwfrick.org) or by the United States and the phone at 212-547-6848.

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I enjoy Civil War history but cannot afford to collect the flags, guns, or swords of the battles. But the photographs, the faces of the men who fought there, are immensely affordable. In the evenings, I flip open my albums and study the images of Ambrose Burnside’s magnificent sideburns. I ponder George

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The Palmer Museum of Art professionally printed or at Penn State is excited to struggled with their own announce the opening of a presses to master the complithird special exhibition for the cated process. After privately summer, “George Miller and helping George Bellows and American Lithography.” The others to realize their lithoexhibition is selected entirely graphs, Miller, then head of from the museum’s expansive the proofing department at permanent collection and the American Lithographic features 38 prints by an Company, quit his position in impressive roster of artists 1917 to set up his own workwho worked with master shop in New York City dedicatprinter George Miller (1894- ed to fine art lithography.

1965) to create some of their Over the next 40 years, most memorable and recog- many of the country’s leadnizable works. ing American Scene artists, “We are dedicated to who depicted scenes of typibringing our audiences exhi- cal American life and landbitions that unearth new scapes in a natural, descripresearch, and this is the first tive style, turned to Miller to in-depth study of George assist them in exploring lithMiller and his decades-long ography’s expressive possicollaboration with American bilities. The list of artists artists in nearly half a centu- attracted to his workshops ry,” said Erin M. Coe, Director reads as a veritable who’s of the Palmer Museum of Art. who of printmakers for Organized and curated by Charles V. Hallman senior curator Patrick McGrady, “George Miller and A m e r i c a n Lithography” examines the critical role Miller played in the development of lithography as a practical medium for American artists in the early years of the 20th century.

The process, in which an image is first drawn with a Ellison Hoover, George C. Miller, Lithographer, 1949, greasy crayon on lithograph, 11 1/8 x 8 3/4 inches. Palmer Museum of a finely grained Art, 2018.11. surface of limestone and then chemically prepared for printing, is quite complex and, for most artists of the period, necessitated the aid of a skilled printer like Miller.

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SHOW & FLEA MARKET CALENDAR

AUCTIONS

08/10/19, , SAT 9 AM - 1PM, Hunting & Fishing, Lancaster Farm & Home Center, 1383 Arcadia Road, 55th Lancaster Hunting & Fishing Show

GEORGIA 08/08-11/19, ATLANTA, THURSSUN, Antique Market, Atlanta Expo Center

08/10/19, LANCASTER, SAT 9 AM-1 PM, Hunting & Fishing, 1383 Arcadia Rd, Lancaster Farm & Home Center

09/12-15/19, ATLANTA, THURSSUN, Antiques & Collectibles, Atlanta Expo Center

08/10/19, SOMERSET, SAT 8 AM-2 PM, Antique & Vintage Fair, Streets of Somerset, Streets of Somerset

MASSACHUSETTS 08/10/19, ORLEANS, SAT 9 AM3 PM, Antiques, 70 Rt 28, Nauset Middle School

08/11/19, BARTO, SUN 8 AM, Jukebox, Coin-Op Swap Meet, 1380 Rt 100, Treasure Barn @ Jake's Flea Market

09/03/19, BRIMFIELD, TUES GATE OPENS 7 AM, Treasure Trunk Tuesday, 35 Main St, Brimfield's Auction Acres 09/06-07/19, BRIMFIELD, FRI 8 AM-4 PM SAT 9 AM-3 PM, Antiques & Collectibles, 35 Main St, Brimfield's Auction Acres NEW JERSEY 09/15/19, BARNEGAT LIGHT, SUN 9 AM-5 PM, Antiques & Collectibles, 19th & Bayview Ave, Historic Viking Village 09/21-22/19, PARSIPPANY, SAT 10 AM-6 PM SUN 10 AM-4 PM, Postcards, 33 Baldwin Rd, PAL Center NEW MEXICO 08/10-12/19, SANTA FE, SATMON 10 AM-5 PM, Whitehawk Antique Indian & Ethnographic Art, 201 W Marcy, Santa Fe Community & Convention Center NEW YORK 08/12-18/19, BOUCKVILLE, MON-SUN 8 AM-5 PM, Antiques, Town Wide, Madison Bouckville Antique Week 08/13-18/19, BOUCKVILLE, TUES-SUN 8 AM-5 PM, Antiques, 6769 Rt 20, Cider House Antiques 08/31/19 TO 09/01/19, STORMVILLE, SAT & SUN 8 AM-4 PM, Antiques & Flea Market, 428 Rt 216, Stormville Airport OHIO 09/27-28/19, WASHINGTON COURT HOUSE, FRI & SAT, Antiques Market, Fayette County Fairgrounds

08/11/19, BREINIGSVILLE, SUN 10 AM-4 PM, Dollhouse & Miniatres, 7736 Adrienne Dr, The Holiday Inn 08/15-18/19, MARS, THURSSUN, Pulpfest, 910 Sheraton Dr, Double Tree By Hilton Pitts-Cranberry 08/17/19, CARBONDALE, SAT 10 AM-5 PM, Art, Wine Tasting, Antiques, 7 Park Place, Memorial Park Carbondale 08/17/19, LANCASTER, SAT 9 AM-5 PM, Postcard Expo, 1383 Arcadia Rd, Farm & Home Center 08/31/19, MONROE TOWNSHIP, SAT 8 AM-3 PM, Hayfield Outdoor Antiques & Collectibles, 1922 SR 29, Dale Myers Antiques 09/07/19, PHILADELPHIA, SUN 8 AM-5 PM, Outdoor Flea Market, 2201 Fairmount Ave, Surrounding Eastern State PenitentiaryFairmount Prison 09/08/19, BARTO, SUN 8 AM, Record & Music, 1380 Rt 100, Treasure Barn @ Jake's Flea Market 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 09/14/19, PHILADELPHIA, SAT 8 AM-5 PM, Flea Market, 1001 N 2nd St (Along 2nd St & Germantown Ave), The Piazza Northern Liberty's 09/20-22/19, YORK, FRI & SAT 10 AM-6 PM SUN 11 AM-4 PM, Antiques, 334 Carlisle Ave, York Expo Center Memorial Hall East 09/22/19, PHILADELPHIA, SUN 8 AM-5 PM, Flea Market, Along Lancaster Ave from 34th-36th St, Drexel University

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

09/26-28/19, KUTZTOWN, THURS-SAT 8 AM-4 PM INDOOR THURS 10 AM-4 PM SHOW FIELD, Antique Extravaganza, 740 Noble St, Renningers Antiques Center

08/10-11/19, ADAMSTOWN, SAT & SUN 7 AM-4 PM, Motorcycles, Tools, Railroad & Transportation, Rt 897 S, Shupp's Grove Antique Market

VIRGINIA 09/14-15/19, CHANTILLY, SAT 9 AM-6 PM SUN 11 AM-5 PM, DC Big Flea, 4320 Chantilly Shopping Center, Dulles Expo Center

08/12/19, BURLINGTON, MON 5:30 PM, Chein Collection 100 pieces including carousel, ferris wheel, roller coaster, 6 extra cars, pianolodian, melody player, army truck cannon, water pump. tom-tom Indian etc., K of C Hall 366 E Broad St, C & M Auctioneers 08/15/19, EDISON, THURS 11 AM, Multi-Estate featuring collection of art glass, art pottery, midcentury furniture, collection of Vandermark art glass, Fulper, Rookwood and much more, New Jersey Convention & Expo Ctr 97 Sunfield Ave, Bodnars Auction OHIO 08/10/19, WILLOUGHBY, SAT 10 AM, Premier Firearms featuring early firearms, civil war & antique handguns, WWII firearms, modern hand guns, rifles & shotguns and much much more. Live Bidding available @ www.milestone auctions.com live auctioneers, invaluable & proxibid, Milestone Auctions Gallery 38198 Willoughby Parkway, Milestone Auctions 08/17/19, DUNDEE, SAT 10 AM, Cataloged Auction featuring antiques, primitives, furniture crocks & much more, 17020 Dover Rd, Atlee Raber PENNSYLVANIA 08/07-21/19, HATFIELD, BID ONLINE WED 8/7 THRU WED 8/21 @ 8 PM, The Poole Collection featuring paintings, Online @ w w w. a l d e r f e r a u c t i o n . c o m , Alderfer Auctions 08/08/19, FOGELSVILLE, THURS 2 PM & 4 PM, 2 pm Gallery Auction of antiques uncataloged lots; 4 pm - simulcast from the gallery of antiques, The Auction Center 820 Nursery St, Zettlemoyer Auction Co. LLc

08/10/19, HARRISBURG, SAT 10 AM, Discovery featuring furniture, collectibles, art, house & home, 1500 Paxton St, Cordier Auction & Appraisals 08/10/19, LEESPORT, SAT 9 AM, Unbelievable selection of Architectural Salvage Items, OnSite 225 Peach St, Hess Auction Group 08/10/19, MYERSTOWN, SAT 9 AM & NOON, 9 am - Personal Property featuring furniture, appliances, antiques, collectibles Little Golden books, postcards, Longaberger baskets, guns etc.; Real Estate Noon, OnSite 107 S College St, Joel Heisey 08/10/19, QUARRYVILLE, SAT 9 AM & NOON, 9 am - Un-cataloged lots of signs, adbertising items, petroliana products and much more; Noon - Cataloged items w/online bidding available featuring signs, gas pumps, early bicycles, thermomets, railroad lantern on stanchion, clocks and much more online @ www.paauctioncenter.com, 3164 White Oak Rd, PA Auction Center 08/11/19, ANDREAS, SUN 10 AM, Gold coins, silver coins, paper money & much more, Andreas Station House, 42 Andreas Rd, Dean R Arner 08/12/19, YORK, MON 9 AM, All Day Auction of Antiques, furniture, collectibles, glassware, china, jewelry, tools, trains NIB Matchbox & Hot Wheels (1980's), Contents of the Broken Oar Bar, personal property, two rooms of box lots, Toomey Auction Center 240 Hatchery Rd, Toomey Auction Service Inc. 08/13/19, HATFIELD, BID LIVE & ONLINE TUES 9 AM, Firearms, 501 Fairgrounds Rd & Online www.alderferauction.com, Alderfer Auctions

08/16-17/19, INTERCOURSE, FRI 6 PM-8 PM SAT 8 AM - ?, Fri - Crafts, antiques & collectibles; Sat - Tools & miscellaneous small items, quilt items, cataloged quilts, furniture, Hess, Winross & Ertle collectibles, Intercourse Fire Company 10 N Hollander Rd, Intercourse Fire Company Auctions 08/16/19, GARNET VALLEY, FRI 3 PM, Estate Antiques & Fine Art featuring period furnishings & decorative arts, fine art, Asian export, Paris porcelains, studio art pottery & glass, carpets, silver, fine jewelry etc. Online @ Live Auctioneers/Bid At Briggs, 1347 Naamans Creek Rd, Brigg's Auction Inc. 08/17/19, HARRISBURG, SAT 10 AM, Fine & Decorative Arts featuring silver, jewelry, coins, collectibles, Native American, musical & coin-op, art, furniture, rugs, clocks, Asian, porcelain, glass, 1500 Paxton St, Cordier Auction & Appraisals 08/17/19, QUARRYVILLE, SAT 8 AM & 11 AM, Firearms & Sporting Goods - 8 am - Hunting, fishing, & archery supplies, ammo & more; 11 am - Cataloged lots featuring firearms, knives, sporting goods, vintage fly rods. Online bidding available on all cataloged items @ www.paauctioncenter.com, 3164 White Oak Rd, PA Auction Center

08/22/19, HATFIELD, BID LIVE & ONLINE THURS 10 AM, Collector's featuring tall case clock, Kutani figural vase, Patek Phillippe Calatrava, paintings, 501 Fairgrounds Rd & Online www.alderferauction.com, Alderfer Auctions 08/22/19, LEBANON, THURS 1 PM & 4 PM, Firearms & Militaria featuring ammunition, reloading equipment, animal mounts, militaria & more. Guns 4 pm, 105 N Chapel St, Kleinfelter's Auction Inc. 08/24/19, LITITZ, SAT 8 AM, Real Estate, antiques, tools, woodworking equipment, quilts, carvings, linens, furniture, OnSite 1031 Rabbit Hill Rd, Aaron E. Martin Auction Service 08/31/19, QUARRYVILLE, SAT, Quilts, fine art, Amish made food, furniture, tools, sports memorabilia, used cars, Solanco Fairgrounds 172 S Lime St, Hospice & Community Care 09/02/19, QUARRYVILLE, MON, Quilts, fine art, Amish made food, furniture, tools, sports memorabilia, used cars, Solanco Fairgrounds 172 S Lime St, Hospice & Community Care

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9 th Anniversary ANTIQUES & PRIMITIVES AUCTION *1 Mile East of Mt. Eaton on State Route 250*

300+ LOTS ANTIQUES & PRIMITIVES to include: Early country furniture, stepback cupboards, corner cupboards, pie safes, harvest tables, spool cabinets, trunks, single drawer tables, 12 pane cupboards, blind door cupboards, desks, empire chests, blue decorative stoneware, early time clocks, Regulator wall clock, 20+ quilts and early textiles, primitive benches, cubbies, early hammered copper pcs., washstands, lots of crocks including Hamilton Jones, rugs, flatwall cupboards, corner cupboards, sideboards and huntboard, oak icebox, small blue painted goat wagon, Edison phonograph, fine and decorative art including paintings and prints, early tin Bluegrass wagon, gas pump, child’s miniature furniture and stoves, early samplers, Buddy L firetruck, cast-iron garden set, early Coca-Cola wall clock, English and French furniture, Victorian upholstery, slot machine, model ship, nanny benches, early tin lithograph flour bin, lighting, prints, sterling silver, and much much more.

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08/15/19, HATFIELD, BID LIVE & ONLINE THURS 10 AM, Military, 501 Fairgrounds Rd & Online www.alderferauction.com, Alderfer Auctions

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NORTH CAROLINA 08/17-18/19, RAMSEUR, SAT & SUN 10 AM, Advertising signs, clocks, NOS country store items, display cases, seed cabinets, early toys, thermometers, coke items, collection jars/bottles, cast iron items, neons, pottery, barber shop items, enamel ware, primitive cupboards etc., 850 NC Hwy 22 South, C & A Auctions

08/09/19, FOGELSVILLE, ONLINE ONLY CLOSES FRI STARTING @ 5:30 PM, Antiques, Clocks etc., Only @ www.zett auction.hibid.com, Zettlemoyer Auction Co. LLc

SATURDAY, AUGUST 17TH, 2019 • 10:00 A.M. 17020 Dover Rd., DUNDEE, OH 44624

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08/10/19, NORTH EAST, SAT 9 AM, JD tractor, 2 golf carts, Z-turn mower, antiques, furniture, toys, household and more, OnSite 40 Belle Rouge Farm Ln, Jim Racine Auctions LLC

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SUMMER PREMIER FIREARMS SALE HIGHLIGHTS: Important documented Colt SA Army, 7th Cavalry Scout Little Big Horn Revolver, General Sterling Price, CSA Model 1849 Colt Pocket Revolver Cased, Col. Van Wyck Presentation Civil War London navy, 2-19th Century Remington Cane Guns, Cased, Nazi SS Walther Pistol with Original Box, Gold Plated Sterling 9mm, one off Display, 3-shotguns belonging to Commedian Jerry Lewis, and MGM Gatling Gun Prop.

MODERN HAND GUNS: Several Colt Pythons, Single Actions and other Models many in the original boxes, several Smith & Wesson large caliber pistols, many with original boxes, nice selection of Heckler & Koch pistols, Walther, Ruger, Browning and More!!!

MODERN RIFLES and SHOTGUNS: Chinese Norinko SKS Rifle, Smith & Wessson M&P Rifle, UZI Israel MP Rifle, Browning Citori Shotguns, Benelli, Winchester, Ithaca Shotguns & Many More!!!

EARLY FIREARMS: Pair of 18th Silver Mounted Flintlock Pistols, English Flintlock Pistols, German Flintlock Pistols, English Named Flintlock Bluderbuss, Virginia 2nd Model Flintlock Pistol, Model 1819 and Model 1826 U.S. Martial Flintlock Pistols, Model 1817 Starr Flintlock Common Rifle, and Much More!!!

CIVIL WAR and ANTIQUE HANDGUNS: Several Pepperbox Pistols, Several Colt Root Pistols, some cased, Several Model 1860 Colt Army Pistols, Several Model 1849 Colt Pocket Pistols some cased, Several Moore Teat Fire Pistols, English and Belgian Percussion cased Pistol Sets, Model 1842 Aston Pistol, Philadelphia Derringer cased, Model 1861 Colt Navy and Model 1862 Colt Police, Remington Army and Beals Revolvers, Remington Elliot Pistol, Pentengill Revolver, Several Lefaucheux large caliber Revolvers, Adams patent Revolver, James Reid Pistols, Sharps Pistols, Chicago Palm Pistol, Smith & Wesson Revolvers, Colt 1899 SA Army with Letter, Colt Cloverleaf, Colt Bisley’s, Lightnings and Thunderer revolvers, and Much Much More!!!

CIVIL WAR and 19th CENTURY LONG ARMS: Model 1841 Mississippi Rifle, 2-1863 Remington Zouave Rifles, Model 1816 Remington Maynard Conversion Musket, Springfield Model 1847 Sappers & Miners Musketoon, Springfield Model 1847 Cavalry Musketoon, Harpers Ferry Model 1842 Musket, Springield and remington Model 1863 Rifles, 2-Sharps New Model Rifles, Sharps Model 1863 Carbine, Sharps & Hankins Carbines, Starr Carbine, Spencer Carbine, Burnside Carbine, Gallagher Carbine, 2-Gywn & Campbell Carbines, Smith Carbine, Merrill Carbine, Frank Wesson Rifle, Trapdoor Springfields, L. Rogers Xenia Ohio Percussion Rifle, and Much, Much More!!!

WWII FIREARMS and other FIREARMS: 2-U.S. M1 Carbines, 2-Czech model 27 Pistols, 5-Japan Nambu Type 14 Pistols, 4-Walther Pistols, 10-P38 Pistols, 7-Luger Pistols, 3-G43 Rifles, 2-Smith & Wesson Model 1917,one in Box, German K98 rifles, Several Japan Arisaka Type 38 and Type 99 Rifles, German MG42 Deactivated Machine Gun and Much Much More!!!

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The Met Welcomed More Than 7 Million Visitors In Fiscal Year 2019

museum in FY19 include “Delacroix,” which welcomed 346,259 from Sept. 17, 2018, through Jan. 6, 2019; and “Armenia!” which had 229,491 visitors from Sept. 22, 2018, through Jan. 13, 2019.

“Monumental Journey: The Daguerreotypes of Girault de Prangey” (on view Jan. 30–May 12, 2019) and “The Tale of Genji: A Japanese Classic Illuminated” (March 5–June 16, 2019) welcomed 117,858 and 214,050, respectively. As of June 30, “Play It Loud: Instruments of Rock & Roll” had brought in 334,162 visitors since it opened on April 8; “The Roof Garden Commission: Alicja Kwade, ParaPivot,” has had 166,924 visitors since it opened on April 16; and “Camp: Notes on Fashion,” has had 298,720 visitors since it opened on May 9.

Exhibitions featuring the Met collection were also popular, with “History Refused to Die: Highlights from the Souls Grown Deep Foundation Gift”; “African American Portraits: Photographs from the 1940s and 1950s”; “Art of Native America: The Charles and Valerie Diker Collection”; “In Praise of Painting: Dutch Masterpieces at The Met”; “Jewelry: The Body Transformed”; and “Epic

Abstraction: Pollock to Herrera” all bringing in large audiences.

The Met Cloisters drew 325,326 visitors in FY19, a record for the location that was fueled by the attendance for “Heavenly Bodies,” and the Met Breuer brought in over 326,392 visitors to exhibitions such as “Everything Is Connected: Art and Conspiracy”; “Odyssey: Jack Whitten Sculpture, 1963–2017”; “Lucio Fontana: On the Threshold”; “Siah Armajani: Follow This Line”; and

“Obsession: Nudes by Klimt, Schiele, and Picasso from the Scofield Thayer Collection.”

Education and Public Programs The museum’s robust offerings of education programs, from in-gallery drawing classes to auditorium lecture series, brought in hundreds of thousands of participants in FY19, including over 225,000 students and teachers, of which more than 90,000 were from New York City. The twiceyearly Teens Take The Met! event brought in over 6,000 teens from across the five boroughs, and daylong celebrations for families, such as the World Culture Festival and Lunar New Year Festival welcomed over 10,000 visitors.

Online The Met’s website (metmuseum.org) had more than 30 million visits in FY19. The museum’s social media reach is

broad: its Twitter feed has more than 4.3 million followers; its Webby Award-winning Instagram has 3.2 million followers; and its Facebook account has more than 1.9 million.

About The Metropolitan Museum of Art The Met presents over 5,000 years of art from around the world for everyone to experience and enjoy. The museum lives in three iconic sites in New York City, the Met Fifth Avenue, the Met Breuer, and the Met Cloisters.

Since it was founded in 1870, the Met has always aspired to be more than a treasury of rare and beautiful objects. Every day, art comes alive in the museum’s galleries and through its exhibitions and events, revealing both new ideas and unexpected connections across time and across cultures.

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the overall total, and 16 percent were from New York’s Tri-State area.

“The Met’s collection, exhibitions, and programs offer powerful ways to experience more than five millennia of art,” said Max Hollein, director of the museum. “Every day, people in our galleries are reconnecting with the familiar, encountering the new, and appreciating some of the greatest examples of artistic excellence and cultural achievement in the world.”

FY19 is the third year in a row that the museum drew over 7 million visitors. Fiscal year 2018’s extraordinary attendance of 7.35 million was the result of a particularly exceptional year for the Met that included attendance for the exhibitions “Michelangelo: Divine Draftsman and Designer” (with 702,516 visitors) and “David Hockney” (with 363,877), and the first two months of “Heavenly Bodies: Fashion and the Catholic Imagination,” which attracted a record 1,659,647 visitors to the Met Fifth Avenue and the Met Cloisters during its run from May 10 to Oct. 8, 2018. FY19 is the first full fiscal year under the museum’s new admissions policy, and results show that the Met continues to draw consistently high visitation.

Exhibitions Besides “Heavenly Bodies,” another 2018 exhibition that contributed to the museum’s strong attendance in FY19 was “The Roof Garden Commission: Huma Bhabha, We Come in Peace,” which closed on Oct. 8, 2018, with 383,714 visitors. The exhibitions that drew high numbers of visitors to the

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The Metropolitan Museum of Art announced that it welcomed more than 7 million visitors to its three locations, the Met Fifth Avenue, the Met Cloisters, and the Met Breuer, in the fiscal year that ended on June 30 (FY19). The museum’s renowned collection and a range of exhibitions and programs drew audiences throughout the year. Standout exhibitions included a seminal display of works by Eugène Delacroix; a groundbreaking presentation of art from medieval Armenia; a timely exploration of art and culture from the ancient Middle East; and two shows that are still on view, “Play It Loud: Instruments of Rock & Roll,” a celebration of the artistry of the iconic instruments of rock and roll, and “Camp: Notes on Fashion,” an exploration of the exuberant nature of the camp aesthetic through fashion.

“The Met is both a global destination and a hometown museum, and we’re honored to have welcomed so many visitors this past year from near and far,” said Daniel H. Weiss, president and CEO of the museum. “Our mission is to connect people with the art of all times and cultures, and it is inspiring to see the museum resonating with such a large audience.”

Continually one of New York City’s most visited tourist attractions for domestic and international audiences, the Met draws a wide range of visitors. In the past fiscal year, international tourists accounted for 28 percent of the museum’s visitors. Local visitors from the five boroughs of New York City made up 35 percent of

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Columbia River Gorge

By Amy Gale The Columbia River Gorge is one of the great beauty spots of the Pacific Northwest.

America’s fourth largest river flows through an 80-mile canyon of precipitous cliffs, majestic fir trees, and pounding waterfalls.

All that sublime landscape was lost on the pioneers who embarked on leaky rafts nearly two centuries ago. To them, it was a treacherous waterway, the final ordeal on the Oregon Trail. “Rained most all day,” wrote one pioneer mother in 1847. The next day’s journal, “Rainy day.” And so on, until the entry which reads, “Rain all day. This day my dear husband died.”

Those hardships were remote to the day-trippers cruising up and down the river

in steamboats a generation later. The future of the gorge as a tourist destination was in place by the late 19th century.

The river was politically important because it formed the border between Oregon and Washington, and it was a vital link to the inland farms and orchards. But any development would have to take into account the value of its natural wonders.

In 1913, construction began on the Columbia River Highway. It was located on the north bank and incorporated the latest advances in engineering with an appreciation for the picturesque. The intention was not purely aesthetic. “We will cash in, year after year, on our crop of scenic beauty, without depleting it in any way,” said Sam Hill, who was president of the Washington State Good Roads Association.

The highway attracted a following among nature lovers in the 1920s, when it was described as the “the finest scenic drive in the world.” Best of all, it was

Stonehenge was built as a memorial to the local soldiers who died in This is the Mitchell Point Tunnel, ca. 1921, (Old Oregon Photos). Parts of the old World War I. Photo courtesy of Scott Thompson. highway did not survive. The Mitchell Point Tunnel was torn down in 1966. lands. The views are less mag- hungry and sedentary, there is paved. You can still dawdle meandering two-lane highway nificent, though, by way of Multnomah Lodge, a restaualong the old Columbia was designed in the era of the compensation, the region is rant with waterfall views. The stone structure was built in Highway. The road hugs the Model T, while the interstate home to many wineries.

For the visitor limited to a the 1920s, and that time is woodsy crags. Waterfalls is suited to the larger modern morning excursion, evoked in the plain and comswing into view. In the vehicle. distance is Mount Hood.

Scenically, the western Multnomah Falls and Crown fortable dining room with a Alternatively, there is half of the gorge is the more Point Vista House are the wood-burning hearth.

Less than ten miles away Interstate 84, the “new” road, rewarding. Keep pushing east, principal sights. Both can be which follows the river. The past the rain shadow, and the reached from Portland in less is the Vista House at Crown Point, which offers a route is efficient and gives the topography changes. Now than one hour.

The falls are drive-off-the- panoramic view of the gorge. visitor a close view of the you’re driving by grassy dry road beautiful. The prudent The experience is visually and Columbia. The fearsome wind thing to do is park the car and physically powerful. Because that made navigation so walk the short trail to the of the wind, the small and frail perilous is felt close to the pedestrian bridge located need to be securely moored riverbank. halfway up the 600-foot drop. to the terrace.

The choice of road More arduous trails are open The origins of the lookout depends, in part, on the size to the adventurous. For the were practical; there was the of your car. The hilly and need, in those early days, for a rest stop to accommodate the many motoring parties. The absence of facilities was felt to be a hardship for the ladies. A wood and concrete structure was planned.

Rapidly, though, the project grew to accommodate a host of social and architectural ambitions. It was decided to build an observatory that would also serve to be a memorial to the pioneers. An Auguste Rodin’s “The Thinker,” from This is an Emile Gallé vase, ca.

1900, New Multnomah Falls Bridge, as seen ca. 1917, courtesy of Old Oregon This is Loie Fuller. Photo courtesy of The Queen Marie of Romania. Photo courtesy of the Maryhill Museum of 1880, courtesy of the Maryhill architect was hired. The costs Continued on page 11 Museum of Art. courtesy of Swann Auction Galleries. Art. Skinner Inc. Photos.

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there is the terrain. The Goldendale Stonehenge is set amidst rolling sagebrush and cloudless blue sky.

Nearby is Hill’s house. It is a chateau-like structure made of concrete, Hill’s medium of choice. Hill never realized his grand plans for its furnishing and equipment. His financial losses brought construction to a halt in 1917.

That the house should be turned into a museum came at the suggestion of Loie Fuller, an American avant-garde dancer. Fuller was at the center of the circle of larger-thanlife characters who befriended the frontier eccentric. She enjoyed an intense and controversial friendship with the alluring Queen Marie of Romania. The queen appreciated Fuller’s experiments with lighting and costume. In turn, her artistic and literary efforts were encouraged by Fuller.

Another friend was Alma de Bretteville Spreckels, the San Francisco artist’s model who married a sugar magnate.

The basis for this friendship was the sculpture of Auguste

promoting Parisian haute couture. When Spreckels died in 1968, the Maryhill Museum was a remote stronghold of French art.

From Goldendale, you can make the drive back to Portland in two hours. Even better, why not stay the night? There is plenty of accommodation throughout the gorge, ranging from campsites and family motels to high-end, reservationrequired establishments.

Amy Gale is the author of Shows, Shops and Auctions (Witlings Press, 2013).

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rose. According to the Taxpayers League, it was the most expensive comfort station ever built.

The planning and construction coincided with the last years of World War I. While farmers and businessmen were protesting the price of the mahogany stall doors, soldiers in France were suffering the horrors of trench warfare.

A monument to the local men who died in the war is in the town of Goldendale, at the eastern end of the gorge. It is a full-scale replica of Stonehenge. When the site was dedicated in 1918, it was erroneously believed that the original Stonehenge had been built for human sacrifice.

“Humanity is still being sacrificed to the Gods of war” was the message of Sam Hill, who commissioned the monument.

There are, of course, differences between this Stonehenge and the prehistoric prototype. For one, the Neolithic builders did not have the convenience of working with poured concrete. Then

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Spreckels, who later donated them to the museum.

The layered provenance is also reflected in the collection of Rodin’s sculpture and works on paper. Many were acquired by Hill through Fuller, though some were donated directly by Fuller.

The fin de siècle collections include Art Nouveau glass from Spreckels.

Spreckels, ever curious and receptive, also acquired for the museum the Théâtre de la Mode, the French fashion mannequins that toured America after World War II,

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antiquesandauctionnews.net Rodin. Fuller was a promoter reporter’s use of quotation and agent for the artist. marks around “Museum of She introduced Rodin to Fine Arts.” Indeed, the museSpreckels, who went on to um opened to the public only form a large collection of his in 1940, nine years after Hill’s work. death. By then, Fuller and Hill was a Quaker, though Queen Marie had also died. his morals were more “friend- Spreckels, the sole survivor, ly” than Society of Friends. was an active trustee and There was a Mrs. Hill, but she generous donor. was a shadowy figure who The Maryhill Museum (it does not seem to have played was named after his daughter) an important role in his life. is a testament to Hill’s friendHe was at ease with these ships with powerful women. unconventional women.

The principal gallery is devotThe web of friendship was ed to the furniture and regalia strengthened and completed of Marie of Romania. The by the war. Sympathy was queen was not only the star strong for Romania, an allied attraction at the dedication, country that suffered under she supplied many of the German occupation. It was the exhibits. The tables and chairs occasion for Fuller to intro- made by Romanian craftsman duce Spreckels to Queen in the medieval Byzantine Marie while Spreckels intro- style beloved by the queen duced Fuller to Hill. It was also are on view. So too are the occasion for Hill to renew Fabergé odds and ends, the his acquaintance with Queen Russian icons, and the gown Marie. The queen’s American she wore to the coronation of friends were active fundrais- her cousin, the Russian Czar ers. In 1919, one year after the Nicholas II. Some things she war ended, Hill traveled on a donated directly to the supply ship to Romania. museum. Others she gave to In thanks for Hill’s help, the queen agreed to attend the dedication of his museum in 1926. The ceremony was one stop on her 50-day tour of America. It was an extraordinary occasion that brought together the incongruous quartet of royalty, business, and bohemia. Hill, Fuller, and Spreckels joined the queen on her private train for the last part of her journey to Goldendale.

The occasion was also extraordinary because there was no museum. There was an unfinished and empty house.

Hill was a showman, not a connoisseur. What really mattered was securing the queen’s attendance at the ceremony. The locals had never seen anything like it.

The gratin of Portland society came, as did a convoy of local people from miles around.

The “curious and interesting building” (the queen’s words) was decorated with bunting and flags, and there was a red carpet borrowed from a Portland hotel.

A certain skepticism can be inferred from one

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Heritage Platinum Night Sports Auction Boosts Elite, Game-Used Material And High-Grade Cards Lou Gehrig’s Jersey, Honus Wagner’s Bat, Babe Ruth Rookie Card Expected To Garner Top Results owned items gifted to an early teammate in the Peach’s hometown of Royston, Ga., will stand as one of 2019’s most significant “finds,” providing such fresh-to-thehobby material as Cobb’s personal Carl Horner portrait photograph, the image found on a wide array of early trading cards, including the famous T206.

Heritage also will widen its scope with its largest presentation of modern trading cards, including one-of-one inserts from basketball’s greatest names of the past 30 years such as Michael Jordan and LeBron James.

The 1868 “Clipper Prize” medal presented to George Wright, the earliest and most significant 19th-century baseball award known, will be includ24 cards ed in this diverse auction. An 1889 Cap

This 1937 Lou Gehrig game-worn This 1889 Cap Anson and Buck Ewing New York Yankees jersey with photo “Burke Ale” beer advertising poster matches to two different home run has been in Ireland for over 100 years. games is an expected highlight. with red background. A 1933 Anson and Buck Ewing “Burke Goudey Baseball uncut sheet Ale” beer advertising poster of 24 cards and 1966 (has been in Ireland for over Muhammad Ali fight-worn 100 years) will be sold and also gloves from George Chuvalo I a 1909-11 T206 Ty Cobb portrait bout will also be sold.

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Uncataloged lots of Signs, Advertising Items, Petroliana pro products and much more. Lots of different products.

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3 BR/1 BATH HOUSE & GARAGE ON .28 +/- ACRE LOT IN MYERSTOWN ANTIQUES - HOUSEHOLD GOODS - APPLIANCES - FURNITURE RE GLASSWARE - 100+ LONGABERGER® BASKETS

This 1916 Famous & Barr Co. Babe Ruth #151 PSA EX-MT 6 card will be sold.

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From PA-422 in Myerstown take S. College St. to Property on Right. 1,500 Sq. Ft. 2 Sty. Home & Detached 2-Car Garage.

TERMS: 10% Down; Balance in 45 Days. FURNITURE/APPLIANCES: Horning 4-Leaf Ext. Table; 6 Horning Chairs; Child’s Sofa/Chair; & Much More! ANTIQUES/COLLECTIBLES: Ingraham Camelback Clock; Early Mantel Clock; Miniature Clock Collection; Hurricane Lamps; 4 Sets Pyrex Mixing Bowls; Glassware: Princess House; Carnival; Fenton; Hen On Nest Collection; Lg. Fiestaware Bowl; Stereo; Smoking Stand; Marbles; Mickey Mouse Drum; Early Blocks; Rug Beaters; Cricket Boot Jack; Dachshund Boot Scrape; Grundsow Lodsch Items; RAJAH Hat; Cast Barn, Animals, Banks, Scottie Dogs; Brass Animals; Snow Press Banks; Baseball Cards; Clorox Bottle; Viewmasters; Cabbage Patch/Other Dolls; Canes/Walking Sticks; Wall Art; Lots of Little Golden Books; Postcards; Knickknacks; Wash Tub/Stand; Runner Sleds; Chicken Coop; 2 Mini Chicken Coops; Matchbox Cars; Thimble Collection; Pinky’s Furniture Skillets; Milk Can; Pensupreme Milk Box; Christmas Décor; 100+ Longaberger® Baskets; Etc. GUNS: Marlin 22 Bolt Action w/Scope; 2 Daisy BB Guns. MISC.: Concrete Statuary Items: Goose, Elephants, Cocker Spaniel, Deer; Tools; Bikes; Scooter; Etc. NOTE: Nice selection of clean B merchandise. m Partial Listing, Come see what all we find! Food Stand. Porta John. Plenty of Nearby Parking.

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Top-tier lumber from Honus Wagner and Mickey Mantle will tempt high-end bat collectors, while those with a cardboard concentration will compete for a 1916 Famous & Barr Babe Ruth rookie and ultra-high grade examples of the T205 Ty Cobb, the 1933 This is a 1933 Goudey Baseball uncut sheet of Goudey Nap Lajoie including Babe Ruth #181.

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Bidding at www.zettauction.hibid.com SESSION #1 – ONLINE ONLY 40+ Clocks: JE Caldwell Bronze figural, Ogee, Steeple, Gingerbread, Gilbert mon/day/date calendar; Bailey, Banks & Biddle china; 2 brass Howard Miller ship’s bell clks., Humpback, Blacks, Carved wood horse & rider, Arthur Pequegnat carved oak, Iron face, Aniversaries, Brass & porcelain, 20+ cases, 50+ boxes of clock parts.

Auction:

THURSDAY, AUGUST 22, 2019

Session #1 Closes starting 5:30 P.M. Friday, August 9 SESSION #2 - 250 LOTS OF FURNITURE - ONLINE ONLY Nice early walnut 7’ corner cupboard, 2 pc., 2 dr. 12 pane top over 2 drs., nice inlays, Cherry 2 pc. corner cupboard, 12 pane, Great oak barrister bookcase/secretary w/leaded glass doors and slant front, 2 ornate carved oak sideboards, Dovetailed slant top desk, Mahog. cylinder roll secretary, Oak washstand, dresser & COD, Pine open dry sink, 4 Duckloe Windsor chairs, Windsor settee, Arrowback settee, Great 8’ mahog. tall case chime clock, brass face, moon dial, beveled glass, Ornate Etagere, Mahog. foldover game table, Mahog. tilt-top table, 9 pc. Mahog. DRS, Mahog.

COD w/mirror, Lg. 1894 Black Forest carved 14 point stag head, Full figure standing gilded wdn. stag, Vict. easel, Vict. Parlor suite, Oak treadle sew. mach., Newel posts, Pr. ornate wrought iron gates - 7’h x 6.5’w, Walking wool spin whl., BL Marble oak chair, Camelback trunk, Antique floor safe.

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Session #2 closes starting 6:30 P.M., Friday, August 9 SESSION #3 - ANTIQUES - SELLING IN THE GALLERY THURS., AUGUST 8 STARTING 2 P.M. Folk Decorated German candle box, Early mini. 2 drawer walnut dower chest, 21”w, W. Robertson Binghamton, NY 2 gal. blue dec. jug, (2) Flack & Van Arsdale, Cornwall Ont. Cobalt Blue Bird dec. 2 gal. crocks, F. Thompson Scranton, PA blue script jug, 6 gal. Ice Water crock, Stoneware butter churn, 1888 10 tune Swiss music box, CI Lion bank, Pressed steel & tin litho toys, American Flyer Royal Blue train set, 2 slag glass table lights, Hanging brass dbl. angle light, German pottery punch set & covered wine pitcher, 7 pc. fish serving set, Sterling flatware, 1885 Quakertown, PA town & factory prints, Terry Redlin DU Ltd. Ed. print, Griswold #10 Dutch Oven w/lid, Marietta R & Co. 10” skillet, Patchwork & applique quilts, 100 Longaberger® baskets.

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FINE & DECORATIVE ARTS AUCTION SATURDAY, AUGUST 17 at 10 A.M. W. E. Baum (Pennsylvania, 1884-1956)

Silver, Jewelry, Collectibles, Fine, Decorative, Asian Arts, Furniture & Rugs

George Stubbs (British, 1724-1806)

PREVIEW: Friday, August 16 from 12 Noon-4 P.M.; Sat. 8 A.M. through auction 1500 Paxton Street,

Snow Hill Cloister Watercolor

Edward Gay (American/Irish 1837-1928)

HARRISBURG, PA

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SILVER: 22-inch Art Nouveau Gorham vase, Emil Hermann cased tea set, 1871 Garrards teapot; Wertheim cornucopia double vase; Flatware incl. Gorham Etruscan & Medici, Steiff Rose; Coin incl. McDannold and J. Werne Kentucky juleps, tea sets incl. W. Forbes & E. Rockwell New York City. JEWELRY: Cufflinks, diamond & sapphire bracelet, H. Stern 18k garnet ring, Rockford 18k hunter’s case pocket watch.

COINS: 1803 large cent, 1794 half cent, gold incl. 1882 $10 Liberty, 1909 $2.50 Indian, 1852 $5 Liberty.

COLLECTIBLES: Snow Hill Cloister allegorical watercolor, Native American incl. beaded leggings and pipe tomahawk, Horatio Kern surgeon’s field kit, Victorian hairwork collection, A.W. Tillinghast signed “The Mutt”, marquetry sewing box, carousel clown, apple butter kettles, tobacco box, chess sets, Quilts incl. applique with provenance. MUSICAL & COIN-OP: Wurlitzer orchestrion with Wonderlight, Mills Violano Virtuoso, J.P. Seeburg Orchestrion; Regina Corona upright 28” disc music box, Aeolian Theremin, Wilcox & White Symphony pump reed organ, mahogany console phonograph/music box, National cash register, Washburn guitar. ART: Joseph Bolden folio; Prints incl. P. Max, G. Braque 39/70, L. Lozowick, five Audubon incl. Golden Eagle, Goshawk with Stanley Hawk, Red Headed Woodpecker; paintings incl. four W.E. Baum, D. Turnbaugh, C.H. Amundsen, A. Arbus, I. Deen, 2 J. Berthelsen, E. Gay, G. Stubbs, pr. 18th C. portraits Lady Catherine Alexander and Col. William Duer, Benjamin Franklin portrait. FURNITURE: Lina Zervudichi for Elsa Schiaparelli fish lounge, 19th c. Pennsylvania Dutch cupboard, Drakes of London silver plate meat serving trolley, French vernis curio cabinet, Victorian bedroom set, Asian incl. Korean kitchen and Japanese chests. RUGS: Runners, room size and area incl. Persian figural. CLOCKS: 18th century William Webster bracket, 18th century Pennsylvania tall case, pillar and scroll incl. Seth Thomas & Eli Terry. ASIAN: Items from collection of Edward Greey incl. pr. bronze Quan Yin in tree of life censers, Korean Tiger rug & Osawa Nanho and Osawa Nonkoku scroll; Byun ShiJi painting, Chinese export armorial plates, cast-iron water basin. PORCELAIN: Dinner services incl. Ginori Siena green, Royal Doulton Carlyl. GLASS: Three generation collection incl. Waterford Lismore chandelier and pendants, lamps, punch bowls, Swarovski collectors eds. and sets, Lalique black Bacchantes, Champs Elysees bowl, birds, perfumes.

Johann Berthelsen (American/Danish 1883-1972)

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Smithsonian American Art Museum Receives Major Grant For Five-Year Collaboration With Five Partner Museums

Metrorail station. Museum hours are 11:30 a.m. to 7 p.m. daily (closed Dec. 25). Its Renwick Gallery, a branch museum dedicated to contemporary craft and decorative arts, is located on Pennsylvania Avenue at 17th Street N.W. The Renwick is open from 10 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. daily (closed Dec. 25).

Admission is free of charge.

Grant From Art Bridges + Terra Foundation Initiative Supports Sharing Of Artworks widens our audience reach exponentially. The Art Bridges + Terra Foundation Initiative makes possible a unique exhibition partnership that complements this outreach.

The generous support allows us to engage in a deep level of collaboration, learning and innovation.”

In the first set of exhibitions, partner museums will present artworks from the Smithsonian American Art Museum’s collection in focused installations that address interests particular to each museum. Selected works include paintings by David Hockney, Edward Hopper, Georgia O’Keeffe, Fritz Scholder, Alma Thomas and Domingo Ulloa. These exhibitions will be on view at the partner museums beginning in September 2019.

The second exhibition is organized jointly by all the partner museums and will feature artwork from all six museums. It will be presented at all six venues, opening at the Whatcom Museum in early 2021, with the Smithsonian American Art Museum as the final stop on the tour in 2023. The scope of the exhibition will be determined through collaborations between curators from the partner museums.

A related series of professional-growth opportunities with staff from all six museums will allow for the development of new interpretive strategies and best practices for community engagement, among other topics.

Information and updates about the American West Consortium will be available on the museum’s website, americanart.si.edu.

“The partnership made possible by the Art Bridges + Terra Foundation Initiative funding opens opportunities for the museum to expand its engagement with young people, communities of color and immigrant and rural

About Art Bridges Art Bridges is a pioneering new foundation dedicated to dramatically expanding access to American art across the country. Created by arts patron and philanthropist Alice Walton in 2017, Art Bridges strives to bring great works of American art out of storage and into communities across America. Through financial and planning support, Art Bridges helps organizations of all sizes build exhibitions and programs that deeply engage audiences.

Edward Hopper’s “Ryder’s House,” a 1933 oil-on-canvas at the Smithsonian American Art Museum, was a bequest of Henry Ward Ranger through the National Academy of Design, 1981.76. communities whose voices are intrinsic to the American experience,” said E. Carmen Ramos, deputy chief curator and curator of Latinx art at the Smithsonian American Art Museum and lead curator for the project. “Without these voices, the landscape of American art museums fails to truly reflect and respond to the multiple, sometimes conflicting, perspectives that make up the American story.”

“This innovative partnership creates opportunities to expand the dialogue and widen the lens through which exhibitions of American art are created,” said Margi Conrads, director of curatorial affairs and strategic art initiatives at Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art and curatorial consultant to Art Bridges.

Created by arts patron and philanthropist Alice Walton in 2017, Art Bridges is dedicated to dramatically expanding access to American art across the country. “We are proud to

support these outstanding museums and their efforts to explore the issues that matter to their communities,” added Conrads.

“This initiative was born of a desire to bring outstanding works of American art to communities nationwide in a manner that sparks engagement and dialogue, both in terms of creation of works of art, as well our contemporary reception of them,” said Elizabeth Glassman, president and CEO of the Terra Foundation of American Art. “Bringing together the Smithsonian American Art Museum with these five distinguished museums in western cities of robust population growth exemplifies the rich collaboration that we envisioned and represents a new paradigm of partnership.

Working together, these museums are creating thought-provoking exhibitions that will connect their diverse audiences with American art in

dynamic new ways.”

About the Smithsonian American Art Museum The Smithsonian American Art Museum is the home to one of the largest and most inclusive collections of American art in the world.

Its artworks reveal America’s rich artistic and cultural history from the colonial period to today. The museum’s main building is located at Eighth and F streets N.W., above the Gallery Place/Chinatown

About the Terra Foundation for American Art Established in 1978, the Terra Foundation for American Art is a leading foundation focused on fostering exploration, understanding and enjoyment of historical American art among national and international audiences. To further cross-cultural dialogue, the foundation supports and collaborates on innovative exhibitions, research and educational programs worldwide, and also provides opportunities for interaction and study through the presentation of its own American art collection.

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100 pieces including: Carousel, Ferris wheel; Roller coaster, 6 extra cars; Pianolodion; melody player; Army truck cannon; water pump; Tom-Tom Indian; noisemaker Halloween witch; noisemaker pumpkin; doll sulky; atomic flash gun; windup sedan; black man on alligator; shark; windup rabbits; windup bear; mechanical pig; mechanical sergeant; long time collection 100 pieces.

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The Smithsonian American Art Museum has received a nearly $2 million grant from Art Bridges and the Terra Foundation of American Art to support a five-year exhibition partnership with five museums in some of the fastest growing cities and states in the western region of the United States. The partner museums, known collectively as the American West Consortium, are the Boise Art Museum; the Nevada Museum of Art in Reno; the Jordan Schnitzer Museum of Art in Eugene, Ore.; the Utah Museum of Fine Arts in Salt Lake City; and the Whatcom Museum in Bellingham, Wash.

The partnership includes a two-part exhibition program and professional development sessions. The project is the latest in a transformative effort, the Art Bridges + Terra Foundation Initiative, to expand access to outstanding works of American art nationwide. A joint program of Art Bridges and the Terra Foundation for American Art, the initiative supports multiyear, multi-institutional partnerships among groups that include a metropolitan museum working with institutions in primarily non-metropolitan areas. Sharing collections and resources, these collaborative partners create a series of exhibitions that engage local communities.

“As the national museum for American art, the Smithsonian American Art Museum believes it is our responsibility to share our most valuable resource—our collections—with the American people, including those who are not able to visit Washington, D.C.,” said Stephanie Stebich, the Margaret and Terry Stent director at the Smithsonian American Art Museum. “In addition to the hundreds of individual artworks that we loan to exhibitions around the world, SAAM has a longstanding traveling exhibition program that

DISCOVERY AUCTION Furniture - Collectibles - Art

PUBLIC AUCTION

SATURDAY, AUGUST 10 AT 10 A.M.

Firearms & Sporting Goods

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FURN FURNITURE: Antique, Modern and Primitive; Dry Sink; Washstand; Card Table; Side Sid de T Table; Library Steps; Hutch; Ladder Back Chairs; Side-by-Side; Bookcase; Empire Em mpire Chest of Drawers; Marble Top Dresser; Tavern Table; Shaker Shoppe Chairs; Barrister Bar rrist Bookcase; Victorian Side Chairs. ART: Prints and Paintings; Antique and Modern; G. Losch; Currier & Ives; Iv Art Photography; Silhouettes; Antique Frames; S. Pettersen; Asian Prints; French Watercolors. COLLECTIBLES: COLLECTIB 170+ Pieces Wattware Pottery Collection; Bear Rug; Transferware; Antique Silver Plate; Rose Medallion Medall Porcelain; Piano Shawl; Mantel Clocks; Decorated Stoneware; 3 J.B. Stohler Axes; Vintage Christmas; Bottles; Wood Shaft Golf Clubs; Quilts; Spice Tins; Lanterns; Lladro; Steiff; Toys; Fisher Anvil; Estate Alcohol; Burl Bowl; Antique Baskets; Milk Bottles; Large Wielding Miniature Boat Collection; American Flyer Trains. HOUSE & HOME: Cuisinart Mixer; Snap-On Tools; Airsoft Guns; Hartmann Luggage; Fly Rod; Fishing Licenses; Table and Floor Lamps; Dinnerware.

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BLOCK #1 8:00 A.M. A large amount of hunting, fishing & archery supplies to include lots of ammo and more.

BLOCK #1 11:00 A.M. Cataloged lots includes firearms, knives & sporting goods. Firearm highlights include Colt: Pre-Ban Lightweight Sporter 9mm, Pre-Ban SP1 Sporter 223, 1911 WWI & WWII Commemoratives, 2 - Conversion Kits, Government 380, Diamondback 22 6” Blue, Python 357 6” Blue, Frontier Scout 62 with Box. Winchester: 94 Pre 64 30 WCF 30.30, 1894 32.40, 1894 Commemorative. Remington: 14 35 Rem., 1100 12 Ga., 870LW 20 Ga., 700 BDL 25.06, 4 - 870 12 & 20 Ga., 3 - 760 30.06. Browning: BL-22, Twelvette 12 Ga., A Bolt 300, High Power 9mm. Sako: L61R 30.06 Finnbear, L57 308 Forrester. Kimber: Micro 380, Target II 9mm. Smith & Wesson: 6946 9mm, 65-7 357, 64-3 38, 642-2 38, 629-3 44, 10-5 38, M&P 9 VTAC. Ruger: GP100 357, 77/22 22 Mag., Redhawk 55 Mag., M77 243, Single Seven 327 Fed Mag., Super Blackhawk 44. Others: German Walther with Matching Numbers, Benelli Super Vinci 12, Benelli Super 90 20, Sig Sauer P320 9mm, Sig Sauer P230 9mm, Band Arms Snake Slayer, Marlin 1894 44, Sig Sauer P220 45, Glock 32 357, Glock 21 45.

Also approx. 20 vintage fly rods and 40 assorted knives as well as other sporting goods. Online bidding available on all cataloged items.

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Winterthur Acquires Two Exceptional Historic Paintings Intimate Family Scenes By John Lewis Krimmel And François-Jules Bourgoin Depict Early American Life

“Self-Portrait of John Lewis Krimmel with Susanna Krimmel and her Children” by John Lewis Krimmel (1786–1821) is an oil-on-canvas, 14-by-12 inches, 1810–11.

“Family Group in a New York Interior” by François-Jules Bourgoin (1786–1821) is an oil-on-canvas, 30-by-42 inches, 1807. interesting objects of the kind found in the Winterthur collection. The eldest son sits on a fancy Windsor chair, painting with watercolors. His younger sister below looks toward the viewer, showing a watercolor in her hand, possibly a metamorphosis booklet used by German Americans for instructing children in religious and moral values.

Susanna sits on a low chair with rockers, probably a nursing chair. Behind her, a fly cloth is draped over the clock on the chest of drawers.

Above the clock hangs George’s portrait and two drawings. This painting of Krimmel’s family reinforces Winterthur’s strong collection of Krimmel materials, which includes two genre scenes and a series of extraordinary sketchbooks.

“It is an intimate scene,” said Stephanie Delamaire, Ph.D., associate curator of fine art at Winterthur. “And it shows with such delightful details how everyday objects were being used.”

The painting is the former property of the Westervelt Warner Collection of American Art. It was previously in the Schwarz Gallery, Philadelphia, and at the Duke Kahanamoku Estate, in Hawaii.

The exquisite 30-by-42-inch “Family Group in a New York Interior,” signed and dated “J. Bourgoin pt / New-York-1807,” is a conversation piece, or family picture, painted in oil-oncanvas by the elusive FrançoisJules Bourgoin. Bourgoin was a painter, miniaturist, and engraver known to have exhibited portraits, landscapes, seascapes, history paintings, and mythological scenes. He is often confused with FrançoisJoseph Bourgoin, a rococo painter of French royal entertainments who was active in Paris during the second half of the 18th century. A student of German painter Anton Raphael Mengs and Italian painter Franceso Guiseppe Casanova, François-Jules Bourgoin is

listed in several Paris Salons (1796, 1808, 1810, 1812).

“In some ways, Bourgoin is a big question mark,” said Delamaire. “Very few pieces by him are known,” and little is known about his life, other than he spent a significant part of it in the Americas.

Beside this New York family interior, Bourgoin also painted several scenes in Jamaica and Saint-Domingue: “French Soldiers Fighting the Black Population in Santo Domingo,” “View of a field on a Caribbean Island,” and “The Kingston Racetrack, Overlooking PortRoyal, Jamaica,” suggesting that he might have been among those who moved to the United States as a result of the Haitian Revolution. “Family Group in a New York Interior” is the first of Bourgoin’s oeuvre associated with New York.

It is especially interesting for the way it contextualizes many pieces of furniture as well as utilitarian and decorative objects, such as the Argand sconces above a marble mantelpiece adorned with neoclassical motifs; the dressing glass on a Pembroke table for the young girl at the left of the composition; the portable writing desk on top of a dropleaf table with an open drawer showing a wax stick, ink stand and quill ready for use; and the marble-topped server (or chest of drawers), where a Sheffield-plated tea urn and teapots have been placed.

This painting’s detailed representation of material culture not only makes it an ideal object of study for Winterthur’s visitors, researchers, and students, the picture also present opportunities for further research into the life of this under-studied artist and its connection to the history of American art and the Revolutions in the Atlantic world. As for the family represented, Delamaire said, “There are lots of possibilities to explore.”

About Winterthur Museum, Garden and Library Winterthur, known worldwide for its preeminent collection of American decorative arts, naturalistic gardens, and research library for the study of American art and material culture, offers a variety of tours, exhibitions, programs, and activities throughout the year. General admission includes a tour of some of the most notable spaces in Henry Francis du Pont’s former home as well as access to the

Cat And Dog Collectibles Available At Haddon Heights Even if August turns out to be a drier than normal month, it will be raining cats and dogs at the Haddon Heights Antiques Center in Barrington, N.J. Felines and canines will be taking over

the special sales display, and collectors of either or both will find plenty of collectibles from which to choose. There will be paintings, prints, and books that feature cats and dogs, figurines, salt and pepper shakers, ceramic planters, vintage banks, toys, and more. Whether it is a poodle or pomeranian, dachshund or doberman, siamese or alley cat, shoppers will likely find a nice example in this sales display. Even the Queen’s beloved Welsh corgi may make an appearance.

The dog days of

summer are a great time to go antiquing in the air-conditioned comfort of the Haddon Heights Antiques Center. A quality variety and good discounts are among the many reasons this shop has been a favorite with collectors for more than a quarter-century.

Located on Clements Bridge Road where Barrington and Haddon Heights meet at the railroad tracks, the multi-dealer shop is open seven days a week from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., with extended hours on Fridays.

For directions or additional information, readers may call 856-546-0555.

Winterthur Garden and Galleries, special exhibitions, a narrated tram tour (weather permitting), the Campbell Collection of Soup Tureens, and the Enchanted Woods children’s garden.

Winterthur, located on Route 52, six miles northwest of

Wilmington, Del., and five miles south of U.S. Route 1, is closed on Mondays (except during Yuletide), Thanksgiving, and Christmas Day. Museum hours are 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., Tuesday to Sunday. Admission is $20 for adults; $18 for students and seniors; $6 for ages 2 to 11.

Winterthur is committed to accessible programming for all.

For information, including special services, readers may call 800-448-3883, 302-8884600, or TTY 302-888-4907, or visit www.winterthur.org.

Images courtesy of Winterthur.

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AIRLINES & AIRPORT chrome cards, esp. domestic, published during the 1950s & 1960s, a permanent want. Armen Avakian, 4560 Pinehollow Ct, Apt 170, Indianapolis, IN 46254, 317-298-8913.

WANTED: PRESIDENTIAL & Other Historic Autograph Material. Pages of History, PO Box 2840, Binghamton, NY 13902.

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BUYING MISSION FURNITURE, Hammered Copper, & Arts & Crafts Lighting by Stickley, Roycroft, Limbert & Van Erp. Call Ron 484-872-8216.

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

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

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Winterthur Museum, Garden and Library is pleased to announce its acquisition of two important paintings with significant stories to tell: “SelfPortrait of John Lewis Krimmel with Susanna Krimmel and her Children” (1810–11) by John Lewis Krimmel (1786–1821) and “Family Group in a New York Interior” by François-Jules Bourgoin (1786–1821). Together the paintings shed light on the impact of the revolution era in the Atlantic World on American art and material culture.

German-American John Lewis Krimmel is often referred to as the first genre painter in America. Born Johann Ludwig Krimmel in 1786, in the family of an established baker of fine pastries of Ebingen in Württemberg, Germany, Krimmel immigrated to Philadelphia in the aftermath of Napoleon’s invasion of German territories.

Following his older brother, George, to Philadelphia in 1809, Krimmel was to become George’s assistant in business.

About a year after his arrival, however, Krimmel decided to pursue a career as an artist.

Self-trained, he died 11 years later at the age of 35 in a drowning accident, soon after being elected president of the Association for American Artists and while preparing his most prestigious commission, “The Landing of William Penn at Newcastle in October 1682.”

“Self-Portrait of John Lewis Krimmel with Susanna Krimmel and her Children” was likely painted early in the artist’s career in Philadelphia.

Later described by Abraham Ritter Jr., a friend of the family, as a representation of Krimmel’s reunion with George’s family at their home on Eleventh and Market streets in Philadelphia, the oil-on-canvas painting, at 14-by-12 inches, is full of

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