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Bertoia Auctions The Gentleman’s Collection: Antique Toy, Marklin Train And Christmas Collection Of Tony Annese Set For Oct. 11 Annese Collection Exhibits Highest Standards Of Condition Throughout Its Various Categories Year round, Bertoia Auctions brings an incredible selection of antique and vintage toys to the collector marketplace, but the pinnacle of their annual roster is the twiceyearly Signature Auction, which places the spotlight on a single-owner collection worthy of VIP status. The next Signature Auction, slated for Friday, Oct. 11, features “The This deluxe Gottschalk three-stall stable with original Gottschalk G e n t l e m a n ’ s horse is a book example from “The Small World of Dolls’ Houses” Collection,” the life- by Flora Gill Jacobs and will be estimated at $6,000-$9,000. time antique toy, Marklin train and Christmas collection of former Antique Toy Collectors of America president and former chairman of the board of the Golden Glow of Christmas Past, Tony Annese.

A commercial real estate developer, Annese started collecting toys in the early 1970s. He made a proactive effort to meet the high-profile collectors of that decade and developed relationships that led to his acquisition of many first-rate A magnificent carousel elephant platform hardwood, toys over the years that followed. toy, polychrome-painted He educated himself by reading early 1900s, possibly Philadelphia Toboggan reference books and original toy Company, will be estimated at company catalogs, as well as chat- $20,000-$30,000. ting with sellers who set up at Brimfield and the few antique toys they were so visual.” Then one day shows that existed at that time.

Annese saw a Marklin train with “My collecting was always dri- its beautiful original box and decidven by aesthetics,” said Annese. “I ed then and there that he would liked 19th-century paper-litho toys build a European train collection. because the artwork added depth He did just that, amassing a superb and dimension, and I found game collection of Marklin rarities. box covers fascinating because As bidders will see for themselves when they attend the preview and auction at Bertoia’s, the Annese collection is comprised of six main categories.

1. Christmas Antiques “Christmas is such a strong part of American culture. Every manufacturer, no matter what they produced, This ca. 1930 Hubley Indian motorcycle had some sort of Christmas items. with civilian driver will be estimated at You might say it’s the ultimate $4,000-$7,000.

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Giovanni Francesco Barbieri, known as Guercino (1591-1666), was arguably the most interesting and diverse draftsman of the Italian Baroque era, a natural virtuoso who created brilliant drawings in a broad range of media.

The Morgan owns more than 25 works by the artist, and these are the subject of a focused exhibition, supplemented by a handful of loans from public and Giovanni Francesco Barbieri, called Il Guercino (1591-1666), private New York collec- did this work, “Vision of St. Philip Neri,” in 1646-47, a pen and tions, to be held at the brown ink, with brown wash, courtesy of the Morgan Library Morgan from Friday, and Museum, gift of János Scholz, 1977.49, photography by Oct. 4, to Feb. 2, 2020. Graham S. Haber.

The exhibition will include sheets from all moments of including multiple studies for the artist’s career. His early aware- several projects, allowing the ness of the work of the Carracci in visitor to see Guercino’s mind at Bologna is documented by figures work as he reconsidered his ideas. drawn from everyday life as well as The Morgan’s holdings also include brilliant caricatures; two drawings studies for engravings, as well as for Guercino’s own drawing manual highly finished landscape and are further testament to his figure drawings that were indepeninterest in questions of academic dent works.

While some of the Morgan’s practice. Following his career, a range of preparatory drawings Guercino drawings are well known, includes studies made in connec- they have never been exhibited or tion with his earliest altarpieces as published as a group, and the Continued on page 6 well as his mature masterpieces,

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A Marlin electric Strassenbahn tram, gauge 0, ca. 1904, handpainted, will be estimated at $12,000-$16,000.

Marklin Congressional Limited set and CLR O gauge steeple cab engine.

3. Early Marklin Accessories “Marklin paid great attention to detail, and that’s why collectors consider them the best of the best,” according to Annese. “With their stations, you can peer through windows and see typical train station waiting room furnishings inside. Their stations can be dressed up with all sorts of accessories, like street lamps and roadside signs. You can create an entire European village around a Marklin The ca. 1900 French depot wagonette, ex. Gottschalk train station.” collection, will be estimated at $2,500-$3,500.

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An Althof Bergmann handpainted tin Julian carriage, 19 inches long, will be estimated at $6,000-$10,000.

This Reed horse-drawn dairy delivery wagon with driver figure and milk bottles, lithographed paper on wood, will be estimated at $2,500-$4,500.

Civilian Figures The figures Annese favored show people in activities one would see at a typical European train station, e.g., someone walking with a newspaper under their arm or carrying flowers, a mother holding a child, or a person running to catch a train. The collector’s favorites are the ones made by Heyde, both as boxed sets and individual figures. A very rare 1914 set of largescale figures made by Pfeiffer depicts an exquisitely “dressed” family of four, with father in a top hat and frock coat, mother in a floor-length dress and “feathered” hat, and two children in period attire.

5. Cast-Iron Transportation Toys The woven wicker auto with Santa At the center of this groupThe large Lineol Prussian Guards in driver and Christmas tree cargo, ing are American fire toys original box are in mint condition and German, 17 inches long, will be from the 1880s and ’90s, Pratt estimated at $2,000-$3,000. estimated at $7,000-$10,000. & Letchworth hook and ladders and hose reels. “They have such a feeling of movement to them, with their galloping horses and firemen holding onto ladders for dear P.O. Box 500, life,” said Annese. His collecMount Joy, PA 17552 tion also includes construc800-800-1833 tion toys of the 1920s and ’30s 717-653-1833 and lighter cast-iron vehicles.

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fire wagons, stagecoaches and trolleys, circus cages, battleships, boats, and buildings.

Coveted McLoughlin Christmas games include a circa-1899 “Game of Tobogganing at Christmas,” which is a book example. A circa-1878 Lilliputian streetcar made by Reed is also a book example and was formerly in the collection of Philadelphia’s legendary Perelman Toy Museum.

Jeanne Bertoia, of Bertoia Auctions, observed that Tony Annese has always been a collector, but never a dealer. “He didn’t want his hobby to become his business.

Occasionally, he would deaccession a piece, but that was rare. He always bought the way a collector would buy, focusing on condition and selecting toys that ‘spoke’ to him. He was patient and would wait for the right toy to come along, in the best possible condition. His methods have certainly paid off.

Collectors are going to be thrilled when they see how beautiful his toys are. No upgrades will ever be required because they’re already at the top of the condition ladder.”

The auction will be held at Bertoia’s gallery, 2141 DeMarco Drive, Vineland, N.J. All additional forms of bidding will be available, including absentee, phone, and live online through Bertoia Live and LiveAuctioneers.

For additional information, call Bertoia Auctions at 856692-1881, email toys@bertoia auctions.com, or visit www.bertoiaauctions.com.

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The Greshville Antiques and Fine Art gallery will hold its annual Berks County Art Show, titled “Realism to Abstract,” from Sunday, Oct. 6, through Sunday, Oct. 13. Work from traditional, realism, impressionism, modernism, and even fantasy and abstract art, and all from the school of artists of Berks County, Pa., will be featured.

There will be fine works by Horses were a valuable and integral nationally recognized promi- part of daily life during Jacob nent local painters Ben Schoener’s lifetime, and the artist Austrian, Francis Devlan, honors them with this detailed Christopher Shearer, Frederick pen-and-ink drawing, ca. 1840.

Spang, and John Heyl Raser. Complementing these will be works by Mary Leisz, Eugene Reeser, Earl Poole, and Charles Witman.

In this year’s show is a collection of works by Victor Shearer (1872-1951), along with his personal 100-year-old library. In “The Secret of Victor John Heyl Raser (1824-1901) was a realist Shearer,” an article by who painted this oil-on-canvas painting of a Barbara Goda, Shearer’s serene Berks County pasture, ca. 1870.

Emmett Lunden (1909-88) painted this 1970s oil-on-canvas depicting a street scene of Reading, Pa. close friend Rufus Sweigart states, “There were only two things Vic liked to do, paint and read. He would rather go without food than give them up.”

The earliest works in the show are renditions by Jacob Schoener (1805-46), who studied at the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts in Philadelphia.

In 1842, Schoener traveled to Key West and Havana, documenting his trip with an illustrated journal. His works are rare finds and include miniatures and portraits.

From there the show shifts to the mid-20th century group of Berks County artists Frederick Sands Brunner, William Ferguson, Jack Coggins, and Alma Wood. These artists produced illustrative works, modernist, abstract and fantasy art. Of particular interest will be modernist paintings by William Ferguson (1905-85), who at an early age knew his

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There will also be a selection of oil paintings, watercolors, and etchings, from portraits and landscapes to stilllifes and genre scenes. The show hours will be from noon to 5 p.m. each day.

Kurt and Valerie Malmberg, the owners of Greshville Antiques and Fine Art, have been researching Berks County artists and their works for over 35 years. The Malmbergs are members of several regional and national antique and historical organizations and participate in local lectures, shows, and charity appraisal days.

Greshville Antiques and Fine Art is located at 1041 S. Reading Ave., Boyertown, Pa. All of the paintings exhibited in this show will be available for purchase and are guaranteed as represented. Along with the collection of Berks County art, the gallery also carries a collection of 19th and 20th century American and European art and quality American and European clocks and furniture from traditional to vintage and mid-century modern.

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crossover,” stated Annese.

Among his favorite items are large clockwork Santa nodders with glass eyes and rosycheeked faces, along with Christmas store displays, early lighting and ornaments.

2. Marklin Trains One of the greatest trains in Annese’s Marklin collection is the American Eagle set. The locomotive’s design is very early, probably pre-dating its actual production date. It has a dramatic look, with a big cowcatcher and smokestack.

Other highlights include a

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COLLECTOR CHATS WITH PETER S. SEIBERT This Week: All That Space Makes Me Nervous

So, I was looking at a popular shelter magazine the other day while waiting for a doctor’s appointment. I enjoy such publications, as they do provide insight into how the top of the top of the top live in their homes. It is that bit of a voyeur

century Ashcan painting!

The images from the magazine also really bothered me because they bolster the point that we are in a post-collecting era in our country—a place where I am dinosaur. Despite the carbon footprint-friendly nature of buying antiques, collecting antiques is not generally popular for millennial audiences. Similarly, for the speculators who bought and sold antiques in the belief that the market would never end, they too have almost vanished into the woodwork. Finally, the celebrity collector of antiques seems to have faded away in favor of the latest chic

Peter Seibert, a native Pennsylvanian, grew up in the antiques business and remains closely tied to auction houses, collectors, and dealers. Professionally, he has served as a museum director and public historian in Pennsylvania, New Mexico, Virginia, and Wyoming. He holds a Master of Arts in American Studies from Penn State and has authored two books and numerous articles on decorative arts, interior design, and history.

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The homes that I saw were truly devoid of anything truly antique. There were the ubiquitous “antique” (newly made and artificially aged) Asian and Middle Eastern imported wares that only a decorator could love. Similarly, the artwork tended to be contemporary and gallery driven. Now, I love contemporary art, but what was there was picked to match the drapes and had no real meaning or passion behind it. Oh, to see a bit of grandmother’s china or an early 20th

Still, if we believe that patterns repeat themselves and trends are circular, then in time it will come back. I just think we lose something if we continue to press for being minimal and informal.

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minimalism. What’s left are the collectors, that breed of acquisitor that has been around for millennia, those who acquire treasures to fill their homes with beautiful things (in their own eye) that reflect that passion for collecting.

I had great hopes that “Downton Abbey” would perhaps bring back a revival in Edwardian opulence, that something would catch the glitterati and make them want to emulate the layered decorating effect in their own homes. I dreamed that tea sets would make a comeback, as would formal dining. I looked forward to walking into a dining room again and seeing corner cupboards filled with Canton or real Rose Medallion.

Sadly, it did not quite happen.

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16801 State College 814-238-2980 APPLE HILL ANTIQUES, Rt. 26N to 169 Gerald Street. Distinctive antiques in a gallery setting. Over 60 dealers. Open daily 10 to 6. Wide variety.

Over 150 Dealers

17257 Shippensburg 717-300-3746 INTERSTATE 81 ANTIQUES 15 Hershey Rd. (OFF I-81 EXIT 29) Open Mon.-Sat. 10-8, Sunday 12-6. Every Sat. Flea Market 8am. Vendors Welcomed. Pictures Avail. on Facebook. Over 40+ dealers.

17307 Biglerville 717-503-4264 THIELEMANN’S ANTIQUES, 1 N. Main St. 100+ pcs of furniture, 1,000 smalls, much more. Open Fri.-Sat. 10-5; Sun 12:30-4:30. See our facebook page Thielemann’s Antiques for updated pics.

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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COINS, CLOCKS, JEWELRY, FURNITURE, CHINA, LINENS, MEMORABILIA, VINTAGE CLOTHING, TOYS, DOLLS, POSTCARDS, & RETRO.

Antique Center Hours: Monday Thru Friday 10-6, Saturday 10-5, Sunday 11-5

INDUSTRIAL REFLECTIONS

COLUMBUS FARMERS’ MARKET

Very Large quantity of wood patterns incl. gears up to 5’ dia., green factory/barn lights, large wood flat file cabinets, blueprints, & more.

www.industrialreflections.com

A Fun Place To Shop!

Tel. 610-825-7700

PA

Delaware Valley’s Largest Flea Market ANTIQUES & COLLECTIBLES

609-267-0400 www.columbusfarmersmarket.com

Rt. 206 South, Columbus, NJ

35,000 Sq. Ft. Over 130 Booths

DAYS of OLDE

Everything From Antiques To Collectibles

5862 Urbana Pike (Rt. 355 So.) Frederick, MD oldgloryantiques.com Open Daily 10-6 “Late� Thursdays ‘til 8 pm

ANTIQUES & COLLECTIBLES

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Open Daily 10-5 P.M. 1 Chesapeake Ave. (Off Main St.)

Emmitsburg, MD

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150 S. New York Road, Galloway, NJ 08205 New 22,000 sq. ft. facility

OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK: 10 A.M.-6 P.M.

BIGGER & BETTER

The Jersey Shore’s Largest Co-Op

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still on the "SHORE"

11-5 Daily • Call for directions

New Jersey’s Largest Dealer for Lenox & Rookwood

20150 National Pike,

717-492-2566 24 hours a day Your ad will be processed on the next business day

E-MAIL Submit your ad to us at

abair@engleonline.com Deadline: Wednesday 4:00pm for Fridays edition

red bank antique center

Daily 11 a.m.-5 p.m.

Sundays 12 noon-5 p.m.

100 DEALERS - ALL SPECIALTIES 226 W. FRONT ST.

195 W. FRONT ST.

(732) 842-4336

(732) 842-3393

NEW JERSEY 07701

A Richmond Tradition Since 1980

804-798-9414 Located on U.S. 1, 6½ miles north of Richmond and I-295.

Take Lewistown Rd. exit off I-95. Right on Rt. 1 north.

Signs • Old & New Clocks • Depression Glassware • Toys • Kitchenware • Baskets • License Plates • Coins • Jewelry • Tools • Crocks • Baseball Cards • Bottles • Dolls • Occupied Japan • Tobacco Tins • Oil Lamps & Shades • Old & New Furniture

BILLY’S SHOP Open Friday-Saturday 10-4

3134 South Rt. 30, Hammonton, NJ 08037

609-561-1110 jhantiques2@aol.com

Estate Liquidations 609-801-0290

ANTIQUE CROSSROADS

609-747-8333 ANTIQUE & GARDEN SHOW

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Our season runs from the 1st Sunday of November through the last Sunday in March each year. Our Dealers sell Antique, Vintage, and Collectible items, and the selection varies as the different Dealers cycle through week-to-week. Food available at The Downstairs CafĂŠ.

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ANTIQUE MALL

18944 Perkasie 215-257-3564 TREASURE TROVE, 6 S. 7th Street.

Estate jewelry, furniture, linens, vintage clothing, glass, china, books, toys, kitchenware, advertising, postcards.

Primitives to Deco. Dealers Welcome.

Mon.-Sat. 10-5. Since 1980.

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Meyersville Grange 188 Hall, 500 Meyersville Road, Gillette, NJ 07933 Inquiries: meyersvillegrange188market@yahoo.com

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Furniture Art & Prints Advertising • Textiles

Records • Pottery • Civil War Items

18914 Chalfont 215-997-3227 BUCKS COUNTY ANTIQUE GALLERY, 8 Skyline Dr. 12,000 sq.ft. of historic & hip finds. Tue.-Sat 10-5, Sun. 12-5. facebook/instagram

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

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Antiques & Collectibles Indoor Market

Inside Store Hours: Thurs. 8-8, Fri. 10-8, Sat. 8-8 & Sun. 8-5 Outside Flea Market: Thurs. 6:30-3, Sat. 7:30-2 & Sun. 6:30-3

Antiques & Collectibles

18229 Jim Thorpe 610-850-5660 ANTIQUES ON BROADWAY, 52 Broadway. Primitives, militaria, art, glass, autographs, pottery, guns, artifacts, coins and vintage collectibles.

Open Wednesday through Sunday 10-5.

19543 Morgantown 610-913-1953 MORGANTOWN MARKET, 2940 Main St. Hours 10-5 daily. Berks Co. Largest Antique Boutique. Antiques, collectibles, vintage home & garden decor.

MEYERSVILLE GRANGE

VINTAGE INDUSTRIAL

2200 31st St. SW, ALLENTOWN,

18014 Bath 610-390-0403 S SEEM ANTIQUES, 100 S Chestnut St (RT 248) Multi-Dlr Co-Op, 2 flrs., M,T,W,F,Sa 10-6; Th 12-8; Su 11-5.

Quality Antiques in 1840’s Brick Store, 5 other shops on block. 10% off with Ad.

18962 Silverdale 215-453-1414 THE FACTORY ANTIQUES AND COLLECTIBLES, 130 West Main Street, Rt 113, Bucks County. Featuring 40 Dealers. Open Wednesday thru Saturday 10 -5, Sundays 11-4

610-791-7910 www.weilantiquecenter.com

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08753 Toms River 732-349-5764 MAIN STREET ANTIQUE CENTER 251 Main St. Open Mon.-Fri. 10am-3:30pm, Sat. 10am-4:30pm, Sun. 12-4:30pm.

17225 Greencastle 717-593-9990 the shop, 144 E. Baltimore St. 1/2 mi. off I-81 Exit 5. Antiques, Collectibles & Decorative accessories. Open Wed. thru Fri. 10-5, Sat. 10-4.

17572 Ronks 717-687-7787 COUNTRY LOFT ANTIQUES 215 Hartman Bridge Rd. Multi-Dlr. Antiques, Collectibles, Furniture. Open 7 days/ week 10-5. www.thecountryloft.net

Hagerstown, MD 21740

Limited Space Available

Route 616, 127 Hanover Street

Haddon Heights, New Jersey

Head east on Rt. 38; turn left at light after Rt. 206 intersection

www.haddonheightsantiques.com

www.gristmillantiques.com

(856) 546-0555 (609) 726-1588

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19809 N. Wilmington 302-792-0555 THE ZEPPELIN & THE UNICORN AT THE RED BARN, 400 Silverside Road, Sun., Mon., Wed. 12-5, Closed Tues., Thurs. thru Sat. 10-6. Antiques, unique items. zeppelinandunicornantiques.com

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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21157 Westminster 410-857-4044 WESTMINISTER ANTIQUE MALL, 433 Hahn Rd 25,000 s.f., furniture, military, toys, jewelry, coins, comics, LPs, glassware. Generally open 7 days/ week Mon. - Sat. 10-6; Sun. 12-6.

08081 Sicklerville 856-545-3187 CARNIVAL OF COLLECTABLES, 368 Cross Keys Rd. Open Tues.-Thurs.

10am-6pm, Fri. 10am-7pm, Sat. 8am7pm, Sun 8am-5pm, 12000 sq.ft Antique & Arts Mall, over 100 dlrs www.carnivalofcollectables.com

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19711 Newark 302-733-7677 MAIN STREET ANTIQUE, 23 Possum Park Mall. Winter Hrs. Mon-Sat. 10-8, Sun. 11:30-5:30. Over 45 Showcase/ Room Dlrs selling quality antiques/ collectibles. mainstreetantiques.com

21028 Churchville 410-734-6228 YE OLD CURIOSITY SHOP, Route 22 & Aldino Rd. Minutes from I-95. Oak furniture, advertising, toys, militaria, glassware, general line. Hrs daily 10-4

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19711 Newark 302-454-8007 AUNT MARGARET’S ANTIQUE MALL, 294 E. Main St. Mon- Sat. 10-5, Sun 12-5. 2 flrs. Antiques, collectibles, primitives, much more. www.auntmargaretsantiquemall.com

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23rd Annual Columbus Day Weekend Sale Set For Cackleberry Farm Antique Mall Special Event Will Be Held Oct. 12, 13, And 14 The Cackleberry Farm Antique Mall will host its 23rd annual Columbus Day Weekend Antique Extravaganza Sale on Saturday, Sunday, and Monday, Oct. 12, 13, and 14. During this event, shoppers will have a free chance to win one of many door prizes. A free gift will be given with every purchase, plus free balloons for children.

Cackleberry Farm Antique Mall is located at 3371 Lincoln Highway East in Paradise, Pa., on Route 30. It is four miles west of Route 41 and six miles east of the Rockvale Square Outlet Mall in Lancaster County.

The huge, 26,000square-foot facility houses a wide variety of antiques and collectibles displayed by over 125 dealers.

Merchandise featured includes items such as furniture, glassware, sterling silver,

The Morgan Continued from page 1

selection includes a number of new acquisitions. “Guercino: Virtuoso Draftsman” continues a series of exhibitions focused on highlights from the Morgan’s collection. An accompanying catalogue will be written by the exhibition’s curator, John Marciari, the Charles W.

clocks, advertising, jewelry, fine china, toys, books, postcards, trains, Christmas items, pottery, linens, primitives, kitchenware, and much more.

Housed inside the antique mall is an Old Time General Store.

Cackleberry Farm Antique Mall offers convenient parking for over 100 vehicles, with a spacious area for campers, trailers, and tour

buses. The shop is clean, climate-controlled, brightly lit and carpeted.

Shop-goers may also want to visit the stores out in front of the mall. Not Just Baskets of Cackleberry Farm is a unique gift shop filled with quilts, baskets, candy, gifts for pets, candles, framed prints, and all sorts of other great gift ideas.

Many items in the wide assort-

ment of merchandise are on sale for a limited time.

Cackleberry Farm Antique Mall accepts Visa, Mastercard, Discover, and debit cards. Gift certificates, layaway, and shipping are available.

For additional information, call 717442-8805 during business hours or visit www.cackle berryfarmantiquemall.com.

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65TH SHENANDOAH ANTIQUES EXPO Cackleberry Farm Antique Mall is an enormous, 26,000-square-foot, multi-dealer antique mall with gift shop and cafe in Lancaster County, Pa. Engelhard curator and head of the Department of Drawings and Prints at the Morgan. It will include an introductory essay on Guercino’s work as a draftsman followed by entries on the Guercino drawings in the Morgan’s collection. Like the previous exhibitions in this series, “Power and Grace: Drawings by Rubens, Van Dyck, and Jordaens” and “Thomas

Gainsborough: Experiments in Drawing,” the catalogue will be published by Paul Holberton.

The exhibition is made possible with generous support from the Eugene V. and Clare E. Thaw Charitable Trust.

The Morgan Library and Museum is located at 225 Madison Ave. in New York City.

To learn more, readers may call 212-685-0008.

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AUCTIONS

GEORGIA 10/10-13/19, ATLANTA, THURSSUN, Antiques Market, Atlanta Expo Center

10/06/19, LEBANON, SUN 10 AM-4 PM, Dolls, Toys, Teddy Bears, 80 Rocherty Rd, Lebanon Expo Center

11/07-10/19, ATLANTA, THURSSUN, Antique Market, Atlanta Expo Center

10/11-13/19, 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

ILLINOIS 10/27/19, ST CHARLES, SUN 8 AM-3 PM, Antique & Collectible Toy & Doll, 525 S Randall Rd, Kane County Fairgrounds MARYLAND 11/03/19, ELKTON, SUN 9 AM-2 PM, Antique Bottle & Collectible, Rts 279 & 213, Singerly Firehall NEW HAMPSHIRE 10/06/19, HAMPTON, SUN 10 AM-3 PM, Antiques, 815 Lafayette Rd, Best Western Inn & Conference Center NEW JERSEY 10/06/19, WAYNE, SUN 9 AM-3 PM, Flea Market, N Cove Rd, Wayne PAL Indoor 10/13/19, WAYNE, SUN 9:30 AM3:30 PM, Mechanical Music Extravaganza, 1 Pal Dr, Wayne Police Athletic League 11/02/19, VINCENTOWN, SAT 9 AM-3 PM, Antiques & Artisans, 100 Warrior Way, Southampton School #3 11/03/19, WAYNE, SUN 9 AM-3 PM, Flea Market, N Cove Rd, Wayne PAL Indoor 11/10/19 TO 03/29/20, GILLETTE, SUNDAYS 7:30 AM2 PM, Antiques & Collectibles Indoor Market, 500 Meyersville Rd, Meyersville Grange 188 Hall

10/12/19, BARTO, SAT 8 AM, Hunting & Fishing Swamp Meet, 1380 Rt 100, Treasure Barn @ Jake's Flea Market 10/12/19, PHILADELPHIA, SAT 8 AM-5 PM, Flea Market, 1600 E Passyunk Ave, Along East Passyunk from Morris-Tasker Streets 10/13/19, BARTO, SUN 8 AM, Train Show & Swap Meet, 1380 Rt 100, Treasure Barn @ Jake's Flea Market 10/13/19, NEW HOPE, SUN 10 AM-3 PM, Doll, Rt 202 & Sugan Rd, Eagle Firehall 10/19/19, BARTO, SAT 9 AM, Automobilia Auction, Treasure Barn @ Jakes Flea Market 1380 Rt 100, Treasure Barn @ Jake's Flea Market 10/19/19, KEMPTON, SAT 9 AM4 PM, Antiques, 83 Community Center Dr, Kempton Community Recreation Center 10/20/19, NEW OXFORD, SUN 10 AM-4 PM, Antiques, 200 W Golden Ln, Social Club Pavilion 10/20/19, PHILADELPHIA, SUN 8 AM-5 PM, Flea Market, 121 N Columbus Blvd, Indoors-Cherry St Pier Outdoors-Race St Pier

11/16/19, MOUNT LAUREL, SAT 9 AM-3:30 PM, Postcards, 558 Fellowship Rd, Aloft Hotel

10/26-27/19, ELVERSON, SAT 10 AM-5 PM SUN 11AM-4 PM, Antiques, 4897 N Twin Valley Rd, Twin Valley High School

NEW YORK 10/11-12/19, CANDOR, FRI & SAT, Fall Festival, 1121 Rte 96, Bostwicks Flea Market

10/27/19, LEESPORT, SUN 9 AM-3 PM, Indian Relic, 312 Gernants Church Rd, Leesport Farmers Market

10/12-13/19, STORMVILLE, SAT & SUN 8 AM-4 PM, Antique Show & Flea Market, 428 Rt 216, Stormville Airport

11/02/19, ALLENTOWN, SAT 9 AM-3 PM, Antique Toy, 17th & Chew Sts, Allentown Fairgrounds Agricultural Hall

OHIO 10/06/19, SHAKER HEIGHTS, SUN 10 AM-5 PM, Antiquarian Book & Paper, 2500 Kemper Rd, Cleveland Skating Club

11/03/19, LANCASTER, SUN 10 AM-2 PM, Doll, Toy, Teddy Bear, 1383 Arcadia Rd, Lancaster Farm & Home Center

11/02/19, BERLIN, SAT 9 AM-3 PM, Early Country Antiques & Primitive Goods, 3558 US Rt 62, Heritage Community Center

11/09-10/19, NEW HOPE, SAT 10 AM-5 PM SUN 11 AM-4 PM, Antiques, Rt 202 & Sugan Rd, The Event Center by Cornerstone

PENNSYLVANIA 10/02-06/19, CARLISLE, GATES OPEN WED-SUN @ 7 AM, Automotive Flea Market & Car Corral, 1000 Bryn Mawr Rd, Carlisle Pa Fairgrounds

11/22-24/19, 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

10/04-05/19, LEBANON, FRI NOON-5 PM SAT 8 AM-3 PM, Antique & Artisan, 80 Rocherty Rd, Lebanon Valley Expo Center

10/11-12/19, FISHERSVILLE, FRI & SAT 9 AM-5 PM, Antiques Expo, 277 Expo Rd, Expoland

10/05-06/19, ALLENTOWN, SAT 9 AM-5 PM SUN 9 AM-3 PM, Antique Advertising, Book, Paper, Photography, Postcard, 1929 Chew St, Allentown Fairgrounds Agricultural Hall

11/02-03/19, CHANTILLY, SAT 9 AM-6 PM SUN 11 AM-5 PM, DC Big Flea, 4320 Chantilly Shopping Center, Dulles Expo Center

10/05-06/19, BARTO, SAT & SUN 8 AM, Vintage Toy Swap Meet, 1380 Rt 100, Treasure Barn @ Jake's Flea Market

10/05-06/19, BONDVILLE, SAT 8 AM-5 PM SUN 11 AM-3 PM, Antiques, Stratton Mountain Rd, Stratton Mountain

NEW YORK 10/05/19, MAYVILLE, SAT 10 AM, Estate featuring an amazing lifetime collection of exquisite lighting, furnishings, clocks, stained glass windows, antiques, collectibles, country store items, advertising, heirlooms, OnSite 215 West Lake Rd, United Auctions & Antique Purchasing

09/24/19-10/07/19, NEW HOLLAND, ONLINE NOW 1ST FOUR LOTS CLOSE MON 10/7 @ 6 PM, Antique & Vintage featuring horse drawn carriages, sleighs, appointments, carriage equipment, new in box Breyer horses, stable fixtures, photos, framed prints, advertising boxes & tins, primitives and much more, @ online bidding pmorganauctions.com, Patrick Morgan Auction Services 10/05/19, HARRISBURG, SAT 10 AM, Furnishings, books & documents, prints & paintings, collectibles, equipment, 1500 Paxton St, Cordier Auction & Appraisals

10/09/19, CANDOR, WED 10 AM, Estate featuring antiques, smalls, girly, vintage laundry room, workship etc., 1121 Rte 96, Bostwick Auctions & Gallery

10/05/19, MANHEIM, SAT 9 AM, Lifetime Collection: 4-wheeler, antiques, furniture, equipment, collectibles & much more, OnSite 348 Weidler Ln, Hess Auction Group

10/11-12/19, OLEAN, FRI 4 PM & SAT 10 AM, 10/11 - Trains & models; 10/12 - Classic automobiles, antique furnishings, radios, clocks, tools & more. Real Estate Noon, OnSite 627 Main St, United Auctions & Antique Purchasing & RG Mason Auctions

10/05/19, YORK, SAT 9 AM, Discovery featuring fine bronzes, bronze plaques of Fontane, early Enterprise coffee grinder, generl store sowcase, Howard Miller tall case clock, traditional & crazy quilts, vintage lithos & prints & oils, toys, furs, jewelry, special box lots etc., 218 E Market St, Keystone Auctions LLC

OHIO 10/05/19, CARROLLTON, SAT 10 AM, Collector tractors, box wagons, hit & miss engines, horse drawn hearse, Garners Auction Center Off St Rt 43, Larry W. Garner 10/12/19, CARROLLTON, SAT 10 AM, Fantastic Toy featuring farm toys, slot cars, legos. live internet bidding available w/Proxibid, Garners Auction Center Off St Rt 43, Larry W. Garner

10/07/19, HARRISBURG, ONLINE ONLY CLOSING MON @ 7 PM, Estate featuring vintage beaded & mesh purses, Murano & art glass, costume jewelry, brass & bronze figurines, carnival glass, framed stained glass panels, decorative arts etc. Inspection 10/5 from 9 am-Noon, Online @ www.jen ningsassetliquidations.com, Jennings Auction

10/07/19, YORK, MON 9 AM, Antiqes, furniture, collectibles, glassware, china, 139 lots of coins, jewelry, tools, Suzuki motorcycle, personal property and two rooms of box lots, Toomey Auction Center 240 Hatchery Rd, Toomey Auction Service Inc. 10/08/19, GLEN ROCK, TUES 2 PM 5 PM 5:30 PM, 2 pm - Cars, trucks, tractors, ATV's, farm items, antiques; 5:30 pm - Quilts, 4067 Snyder Rd, Wehrlys Auction Service Inc. 10/08/19, WILLIAMSPORT, TUES 4 PM, American Rescue Workers Charity Auction featuring furniture, glassware, jewelry, antiques, collectibles, linens, books, vintage, clothing, toys, Castellano Center for Community Outreach 320 Park Ave, Sam Astin 10/10/19, HATFIELD, BID LIVE & ONLINE THURS 9 AM, Gallery w/Discovery Art & Avenue 501 Curated Selections, 501 Fairgrounds Rd & Online www.alderferauction.com, Alderfer Auctions 10/10/19, KINZERS, THURS 10 AM & 2:30 PM, 10 am - Fine & costume jewelry, watch parts; 2:30 pm - Coins, 5336 Mine Rd, Embassy Auctions International

10/12/19, EPHRATA, SAT 9 AM, Tools featuring edge tools, wooden molding planes, metal planes, measuring devices, wrenches, drilling tools, primitives etc., Horst Auction Center 50 Durlach Rd, Horst Auctioneers 10/12/19, GLEN ROCK, SAT 8:30 AM, Outstanding Gun Collection, 4067 Snyder Rd, Wehrlys Auction Service Inc. 10/12/19, MANHEIM, SAT 9 AM, Lifetime Collection featuring redware, stoneware, woodenwares, glass & china, Kugels, artwork & framed items, coin silver, basksets, metalware, samplers, textiles, furniture, Hess Auction Group/Conestoga Auct 768 Graystone Rd, Hess Auction Group 10/12/19, NAZARETH, SAT 10 AM, Antiques & Collectibles featuring Civil War era flags, trains, H. Richardson Cremer photography, Margaret Bourhe White Images, gold & sterling thimbles, McCoy pottery, gold jewelry, furniture etc., Nazareth Auction Center 330 w Moorestown Rd (Rt 512), Dotta Auction Co. Inc. 10/12/19, SPRING CITY, SAT 9 AM, Multi-Estate Antique featuring vehicles, furniture, holiday items, Christmas, antiques, dolls, toys. etc., 20 Bonnie Brae Rd, Ron Rhoads

OUTSTANDING

Fall GUN AUCTION

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 12TH, 2019 AT 8:30 A.M. • PREVIEW FRI., OCT. 11TH • 1 P.M.-5 P.M. 4067 SNYDER ROAD, GLEN

ROCK, PA 17327

Over 150+ Guns PICTURES AND LISTING AT WEHRLYSAUCTION.COM

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10/06/19, NEW CASTLE, SUN 10 AM-4 PM, Toy, 198 S Dupont Hwy Rt 13, Nur Shrine Center

10/06-13/19, BOYERTOWN, SUN 10/6-SUN 10/13 NOON-5 PM, Art, 1041 S Reading Ave, Greshville Antiques and Fine Art

PENNSYLVANIA

WEHRLY’S AUCTION

717-235-4146 Lic. #AY002060

Princeton, NJ FRIDAY, OCT. 4TH through SUNDAY, OCT. 6TH

450 Piece Fantastic

9:30 A.M.-3:30 P.M.

TOY AUCTION

944 Lawrenceville Road (Route 206) Princeton, NJ 08540

Farm Toys - Slot Cars - Legos

Held at Garner

ATTENTION COLLECTORS & DEALERS

CARROLLTON, OH off ST Rt. 43 SATURDAY, OCT. 12 AT 10 A.M.

Contents of a multigenerational home filled with Antiques!

Early Oil Portraits, Fine Cut Crystal, Handmade Rugs, Sterling Silver, Jewelry, Rogers Groups, Country and Formal Furniture, Linen Press, Glassware, Vintage Toys, Holiday and Clothing. Much More!!!

For photos and information: evelyngordonestatesales.com

Auction Center 3 mi. S.E. of

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October Is Antique Advertising Month At Morphy’s Three-Day Automobilia And Petroliana Sale To Feature Outstanding Material On Oct. 5, 6, And 7 Sensational examples of antique advertising, from early enamel signs to gas pump globes, are currently on view at Morphy Auctions’ Denver, Pa., gallery. The colorful array of signage (1,771 lots) filling walls and showcases at the spacious venue offers visitors a preview of what’s coming in Morphy’s October Antique Advertising series featuring top-notch petroliana. The auction will be held Saturday, Sunday, and Monday, Oct. 5, 6, and 7.

As long as there is a fascination for motorcars, there will be collectors of automobilia and gas and oil-related advertising. Morphy’s is the ultimate pit stop for the finest, earliest examples from this

genre. On day one, the fun will begin with a great lineup of signs. An extremely rare version of a complete, 78-inchwide Hudson Motor Cars tin and neon sign exhibits classic Art Deco styling and is estimated at $4,000-$8,000. A sought-after 1949 Oilzum Motor Oil tin sign in its original oil frame is expected to fetch $3,500-$5,000, while a rare Red Indian Motor Oils porcelain sign with the image of a Native American Indian chief carries a pre-sale estimate of $3,000-$5,000. A 60-by-36-inch

porcelain sign that could attract surprising crossover interest from space toy collectors advertises an “Authorized Service Depot” for Robot Aligning and Axle Straightening, with a double-sided depiction of a robot at work. It will be estimated at $3,000-$5,000.

Worthy of special mention, a 60-inch-tall painted castiron figural eagle stands atop a world globe and advertises a dealership for Case Eagle Tractors. In excellent condition, it should easily fly to a winning bid of $8,000-$12,000.

This Marathon Gasoline die-cut porcelain sign, graded 9.0 and 8.9+ on each of its two sides respectively, 48-by-59.5 inches, is estimated at $12,000-$18,000.

An outstanding Roman-column gasoline pump from Wayne, with illuminating glass cylinder, restored at The one-piece baked globe for Sinclair Aircraft Gasoline Richfield Gasoline Livery, will be (9.0 and 8.75+ condition) will be estimated at estimated at $25,000-$35,000. $10,000-$15,000.

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An exceptional 1954 Marathon This outstanding Bengal “Pep Power” porcelain sign, 66-by-36 inches, noted in Gasoline die-cut porcelain sign Morphy’s catalog as “by far the best example of this sign ever offered in a with a classical image of a public sale,” will be estimated at $20,000-$40,000. marathon runner is graded 9.0 and 8.9+ on each of its pictorial its original metal body, the sides, making it an example condition-9.0 globe is catathat would be “very hard to loged with a $12,000-$18,000 improve upon,” said Morphy estimate. Other highlights Auctions owner Dan Morphy. It include a rare Beacon Gasoline will have an estimate of (West Coast) 15-inch single$12,000-$18,000. A promising lens globe, est. $8,000-$12,000; contender for top-lot status, a a rare and complete 15-inch fantastic 66-by-36-inch Bengal Independent Gasoline globe Gasoline “Pep Power” porcelain depicting “The Spirit of ’76,” sign is dominated by the image est. $8,000-$12,000; and many of a fierce, open-jawed tiger. other collector favorites Deemed one of the rarest of all including Musgo, Husky signs in the gas and oil hobby, it Gasoline, Mohawk Gasoline, is “by far the finest example of and Kanotex Aviation Gasoline. its type ever to be offered in a The highest-estimated lot public sale,” according to on day two is an outstanding Morphy, and will carry a Roman-column gasoline pump $20,000-$40,000 estimate. from Wayne, with an illuminatA very rare Beacon Gasoline (West Coast) 15-inch The Bengal Gasoline tiger ing glass cylinder. The handsingle-lens globe will be estimated at $8,000-$12,000. also makes an appearance in some yellow and blue pump the dazzling selection of 94 gas was restored at Richfield pump globes entered in the Gasoline Livery and is estimatauction’s second session. The ed at $25,000-$35,000. big cat reappears leaping Bidders will have their across the front of a 15-inch third and final opportunity to single-lens globe advertising acquire top-tier petroliana on Bengal “Green Gasoline.” Atop day three, with an offering that includes two coveted gas globes, a one-piece baked globe for Sinclair Aircraft Gasoline (9.0 and 8.75+ condition), est. $10,000-$15,000, and a complete 13.5-inch Marathon “Red Indian” Gasoline milk glass globe, est. $6,000-$10,000.

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Thomas Chandler’s Pottery Production McKissick Museum Of The University Of South Carolina Holds Innovative Exhibition Living in New England, there are not that many opportunities to see a lot of 19th-century stoneware from the Edgefield District of South Carolina, although I have viewed some great examples in museums such as the Metropolitan Museum of Art and the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston.

The Edgefield District is located in the western part of the state near the Georgia border, about 30 miles north of Augusta. The area was formed in 1785 and was primarily engaged in agriculture until a thriving pottery industry was developed in the 19th century. Both industries were in some ways conjoined, seeing that some of the Edgefield wares were manufactured for farming and household utilitarian needs.

My interest in the Edgefield wares probably began in the early-2000s, when I first purchased a copy of Lura Woodside Watkins’ (1897-1982) book, “Early New England Potters and Their Wares.” Illustrated in the back of the book is an Edgefield stoneware face jug that was found in Portsmouth, N.H., in the early 20th century, now owned by the National Museum of American History at the Smithsonian Institute in

Washington, D.C. Most of the Edgefield face jugs in existence today are associated with enslaved AfricanAmerican potters in the 1850s and 1860s, but there does not appear to be that sort of connection in Portsmouth, even though Samuel Marshall’s (no birth record, d. 1749) pottery in Portsmouth did employ slaves before 1750. Their involvement is recorded in the book, “Black Portsmouth: Three Centuries of AfricanAmerican Heritage.” “Adam and Mercer were slaves of Samuel Marshall who worked in the pottery. They dug and weathered the clay; they milled and kneaded the clay; they made the glaze; they stacked the kiln; they stoked the fire for the kiln; and addition to all this manual labor, they turned pots on the wheel themselves.”

Interestingly, this is not the only example of Edgefield pottery found in New England through the years. Cape Cod antiques dealer and former art director of the Heritage Museums and Gardens in Sandwich, Mass., Brian Cullity has acquired five different face jugs and a large jar made

by Dave Drake (ca. 1801-75) in New England over the last 20 to 30 years. Drake was an enslaved African-American potter who threw pots, jugs, as well as other forms, and he

A stoneware butter churn made by Thomas Chandler in Baltimore in 1829 (middle), the base inscribed “Thomas M. Chandler / Maker / Baltimore / August 12 / 1829.” One side of the churn is also dated “1829,” with the name “Mitchell Chandler” inscribed above the date. Courtesy of the Museum of Early Southern Decorative Arts.

My nephew, Jason, is holding the exhibit catalog, “Swag & Tassel: The Innovative Stoneware of Thomas Chandler,” outside the McKissick Museum at the University of South Carolina.

Harvest face vessel made in Edgefield in the Chandler style but possibly made by an African-American potter, circa 1840-48. Courtesy of the McKissick Museum / University of South Carolina.

This Edgefield, S.C., stoneware face jug was found in Portsmouth, N.H., in the early 1900s. was also known for his literacy based on poems, dates and signatures that adorn some of the forms he made. All of the objects acquired by Cullity came from various contexts of ownership throughout New England.

More recently, though, while visiting Boston in August 2018, my niece Alexis and I found an Edgefield jug in an antique and collectible marketplace in Cambridge. We were told the jug was recently discovered in an old estate within the Boston area.

Afterwards, we visited the MFA Boston and thought about the jug that we had just found while viewing three Edgefield face jugs, along with a huge jar made by Drake that are all on display in the museum’s Art of the Americas Wing.

However, after reading about the Edgefield wares for many years and admiring objects that sold at auction in the South and Mid-Atlantic regions, I was thrilled to learn last summer that an exhibit had been assembled at the McKissick Museum at the University of South Carolina in Columbia by guest curator Philip Wingard and project director Saddler Taylor. The exhibit highlights the wares made by Thomas Chandler, an influential white potter, who is considered by many today to be the most talented potter employed in Edgefield. The exhibition was assembled from both private and museum collections, more than 100 pieces, and took over 20 years to complete.

I finally found the time to visit the McKissick Museum with my nephew, Jason, in June 2019, and the Chandler exhibit was more impressive than I had ever imagined. We were also pleasantly surprised to find that a catalog had been published to coincide with the exhibit, and wares made by different potters in Edgefield are displayed in other areas of the museum.

Thomas Chandler’s Stoneware Born in Drummondtown (now Accomack), Va., Thomas Mitchell Chandler Jr. (1810-54) learned the potter’s craft in Baltimore, Md., when his family moved to the city in 1817.

Chandler’s father, Thomas Chandler Sr., was a Windsor chair maker, and he bought property that was located near some of the potters in Baltimore. Henry Remmey Sr. lived next door, and other potters like William Morgan, whom Chandler worked with, were located only a few blocks away. Chandler was exposed to a great deal of potters during this period, and his earliest known forms represent this exposure in Baltimore. There was also red earthenware made in Baltimore during this period,

My niece, Alexis, is holding an Edgefield, S.C., stoneware jug that we found in Cambridge, Mass., in August 2018. but Chandler seems to have gravitated to only stoneware production.

In time, Chandler developed into an extraordinary potter. In fact, he is thought to have possibly been a descendant of John Chandler of Fulham, England, who worked

for John Dwight (ca. 1637-1703) for a period and was one of England’s first 17th-century stoneware potters.

I viewed a few examples of Chandler’s production in the summer of 2018 while visiting the William C. and Susan S. Mariner Collection of

Here are magnificent examples of Chandler’s alkaline glazed stoneware with iron brushed and kaolin slip-decoration, as well as slip-script. Courtesy of the McKissick Museum / University of South Carolina.

Southern Ceramics at the Museum of Early Southern Decorative Arts (MESDA) in Winston-Salem, N.C. Among the objects on display is a churn made by Chandler that I consider among the most significant pieces of American stoneware in existence today.

The churn depicts a landscape scene with a farmhouse, an outbuilding, a cow and a woman churning butter, representing the Chandler family farm or homestead in Virginia.

Inscribed on the base of the churn, “Thomas M. Chandler / Maker / Baltimore / August 12 / 1829.” One side of the churn is also dated “1829,” with the name “Mitchell Chandler” inscribed above the date.

Mitchell Chandler was Thomas’ uncle, and Chandler likely made the churn as a memento for his aunt and uncle when he would return from Baltimore visiting the family estate in Drummondtown. The churn had descended through the family until it was acquired a few years ago by the Mariners.

According to an article written by Philip Wingard for the 2013 issue of “Ceramics in America,” titled, “From Baltimore to the South Carolina Backcountry: Thomas Chandler’s Influence on 19thCentury Stoneware,” “Thomas Chandler left Baltimore in 1829 and between 1829 and 1832 may have traveled as an itinerant potter. In 1832, he was in Albany, N.Y., where he enlisted in the United State Army. The Army sent Chandler Continued on page 11

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railroad and were able to transport wares throughout Continued from page 10 the region. Not all American south to Augusta, Ga., and potters had the commodity of between 1832 and 1836 he the railroad system and served in various capacities instead relied heavily on merand likely worked with several chants, boats, wagons and the potters in Georgia. Chandler is local economy. The railroad then believed to be working in helped revolutionize pottery Edgefield by 1836, since production in America in the several of his pieces with dec- 1800s, specifically where orative slip and dated 1836 industries and urban craftshave survived in the region.” men were located.

Alkaline-glazed stoneware When I arrived at the production had been taking Chandler exhibit at the place in Edgefield for decades, McKissick Museum, I was but upon Chandler’s arrival instantly mesmerized by came an understanding of the Chandler’s incredible producindustry learned in Baltimore, tion created in the backwoods which helped transform the of South Carolina. This was not local business. An interesting the typical country production aspect about the Edgefield that I was used to seeing in industry is that some of the New England. There were potteries had access to the dozens of superb pots, jars and jugs to see, and it was evident that the brush-applied iron and kaolin slipdecoration that adorned some of the objects was refined and instantly transformed these utilitarian wares into works of art. Some of the slip even presented a touch of modernism, suggesting how creative some of the potters were in this industry.

As I inspected each object closely, as well as some of the archaeology, I Stoneware harvest face vessel made in Baltimore, came across a glass M.D., possibly by Thomas Chandler, circa 1825-29. case full of face jugs, Courtesy of the McKissick Museum / University of mostly made by South Carolina.

Collection of face jugs displayed in the Chandler exhibit, along with an archaeological artifact. Chandler made three of the jugs in South Carolina as well as the artifact. Courtesy of the McKissick Museum / University of South Carolina.

Chandler, but one was possi- Chandler and five attributed bly manufactured by an to him. In Baltimore, potters enslaved African-American made similar face vessels, but from Edgefield in Chandler’s Chandler’s are more life-like style. This is a subject that is and expressive.” written about in the exhibit There is certainly a catalog. “Chandler brought remarkable aesthetic appeal the idea of the harvest face found in this exhibit. For vessel to Edgefield. There are instance, some of the six surviving examples from Edgefield objects reveal a South Carolina, one signed by swag and tassel design applied in iron and kaolin slip, whereas a very similar design is demonstrated in cobalt decorated wares from Baltimore.

Similarities can also be found in form when comparing some of Chandler’s Edgefield pieces to those made in Baltimore. The Two remarkable slip-decorated pitchers made by exhibit even feaChandler, and a sherd decorated with a matching style tures slip-script from of slip found on both pitchers. The larger pitcher (left) is wares Edgefield, some also inscribed with Old Testament scripture.

Courtesy of the McKissick Museum / University of South possibly serving as advertising Carolina.

My nephew, Jason, with a great group of Thomas Chandler objects displayed in the exhibit. Courtesy of the McKissick Museum / University of South Carolina. pieces, while others preached the McKissick Museum, I Old Testament scripture. thought about the significance The variety of forms were of what I had just seen and the quite impressive, including incredible amount of history multiple types of jars, jugs, that this production reprepitchers, pans, a mortar and sents. It is not just pottery hispestle, bowls, pie plates, tory, either. It is American hischamber pots, a coffee boiler, tory. It is Southern history. flasks, water coolers, churns, These surviving pots repreface jugs, creamers and ring sent what was happening in jugs. The broad reach of the American South during Edgefield production is repre- this period. They represent sented with objects made in culture, diversity, tradition, Baltimore to the various con- and legacy. I was delighted to nections in Edgefield, as well see this exhibit. as Buncombe County, N.C., As I thought more about and the eastern part of Texas. the Edgefield wares, I realized Thomas Chandler’s Legacy that my understanding of this Once Chandler arrived in industry had increased Edgefield, he worked with var- because of this exhibit. I conious pottery factories and with sider Thomas Chandler’s potmultiple partners in the tery, as well as the wares region until he acquired his made by many of the own pottery shop around Edgefield potters, especially 1850, and he continued to the enslaved Africanmanufacture pottery until he American potters, to be died in 1854. Soon after his among the best stoneware death, Chandler’s estate was manufactured anywhere in sold, which included over America. The use of brushed 5,000 pieces of finished iron and kaolin slip-decorastoneware and only a few tion, along with the skilled pieces of greenware or unfired creativity in form, certainly pottery. provides this important After leaving the exhibit at Continued on page 15

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NAZARETH AUCTION CENTER Three jugs and an archaeological artifact all related to Chandler’s production in Edgefield. Courtesy of the McKissick Museum / University of South Carolina.

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Two 35-Star flags. Indian Wars Era circular star design flags plus several other early flags. Photographic and artistic selections include: 2 black & white images by Margaret Bourke-White “Accordion Player” and “Gas Tanks, Leunewerke, Germany,” both signed on the mat; a portrait of Bourke-White by H. Richardson Cremer, portraits of and a painting by illustrator W.H.D. Koerner, “Desha” by Nickolas Muray, and engravings by Leon Dolice. Also large format glass negatives, cameras, and a huge collection of silver gelatin prints by H. Richardson Cremer of Upper Montclair, NJ. For more information, including catalog and photos, or to learn more about our other upcoming auctions, please visit our website at

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A selection of iron-brushed and kaolin slip-decorated objects made by Thomas Chandler displayed as part of the exhibit at the McKissick Museum. Courtesy of the McKissick Museum / University of South Carolina.

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Palmer Museum Of Art Announces Landmark Bequest Of Benefactor Barbara R. Palmer Penn State University To Receive Close To 200 Important Paintings And Other Works Of Art The Palmer Museum of Art at Penn State is honored to be the recipient of nearly 200 works of art as part of the estate of Barbara R. Palmer, longtime benefactor, beloved friend, and champion of the museum, who passed away in January 2019. The bequest of her world-class collection will elevate the already significant national reputation of Penn State’s art museum.

“Both Penn State and central Pennsylvania have been immeasurably enriched through Barbara and Jim Palmer’s commitment to the arts and the community, and their legacy will live on through all who experience the Palmers’ collection on our campus,” said Penn State President Eric J. Barron. “The university is deeply honored that Barbara chose to entrust these works to our institution, and we look forward to preserving and sharing this generous gift.”

Widely considered one of the finest private collections of American art in the country, the collection includes works by well-known 19th-century artists and boasts strengths in Ashcan realism and Stieglitzcircle modernism, as well as works by prominent artists of the mid- to late 20th century.

Highlights include major paintings by Frederic Edwin Church, Winslow Homer, Martin Johnson Heade, John Sloan, Georgia O’Keeffe, Marsden Hartley, Thomas Hart Benton, and many other notable American artists. Also represented are significant works on paper by Mary Cassatt, Jacob Lawrence, John Marin, Charles Demuth, and Chuck Close, as well as several major sculptures by Seymour Lipton and an impressive collection of late 20th-century ceramics.

Palmer Museum Director Erin M. Coe described the landmark bequest as “truly transformative. It will shape, even define, the museum’s presentation of American art for generations to come.”

Barbara and her husband, James, began building a private collection in 1978 with the purchase of a self portrait by contemporary painter Jerome Witkin, whom they had heard lecture at the Museum of Art at Penn State the prior spring.

Working primarily with galleries in New York, the couple acquired works by noted American artists over the next two decades until Jim’s death in 2001. The Palmers began donating works of art to the Museum of Art at Penn State long before the official unveiling of the museum that bears their name in 1993. Barbara continued the practice after Jim’s death in 2001, donating paintings by early 20thcentury American artists George Luks, Arthur Dove, and Joseph Stella and an extensive group of drawings, maquettes, and major works by sculptor Seymour Lipton, among other gifts, in 2002 and 2005.

“Barbara and Jim Palmer’s extraordinary Thomas Anshutz’s “A Challenge (Portrait of generosity lives on at Rebecca H. Whelen),” ca. 1907, is a Penn State,” said Barbara pastel-on-canvas, 30-by-24 inches, and a Korner, dean of the bequest of James R. and Barbara R. Palmer. College of Arts and

their gifts to scholarships, particularly those created through the Renaissance Fund, have assisted hundreds of students. Palmer was a leader in every major university-wide fundraising effort, and she served as chair of the Women in Philanthropy committee during the “Grand Destiny” campaign.

Barbara Palmer was also a leader in the comFrederic Edwin Church’s “Vermont Scenery,” done in 1852, is an oil-on-canvas, munity. The first female president of the Centre 18-by-26 1/8 inches, and a bequest of James R. and Barbara R. Palmer.

Martin Johnson Heade’s “The White Rose,” County United Way, she ca. 1874–80, is an oil-on-artist’s board, 11 Architecture. “This bequest of the current museum on the supported numerous 7/8-by-9 7/8 inches, and a bequest of James both elevates the national University Park campus. A organizations, including R. and Barbara R. Palmer. reputation of the museum and Baltimore native, Barbara the Girl Scouts, Mount greatly advances the mission Raeder met James Palmer at Nittany Medical Center, the and, with 11 galleries, a printof the college and the univer- Iowa State University. She State Theatre and many oth- study room, a 150-seat auditosity as a cultural destination.” graduated in 1946, and the ers. This commitment to both rium, and an outdoor sculpIn 2013, the museum pub- Palmers married in 1948. They Penn State and Centre County ture garden, the Palmer lished “A Gift From the Heart: moved to State College in led to her recognition as the Museum of Art is the leading American Art From the 1953. James was the president Renaissance Fund honoree of cultural resource for the Collection of James and and CEO of C-Cor Electronics the year in 1984. region.

Barbara Palmer” in honor of and Centre Video, now About the Palmer For more information on the promised bequest. The Comcast, for 25 years, while Museum of Art the Palmer Museum of Art or expansive and fully illustrated Barbara served on the compaThe Palmer Museum of Art for the calendar of upcoming book documents the Palmers’ ny’s board of directors. on the Penn State University events, visit www.palmer collection of American art and Because of their involve- Park campus is a free-admis- museum.psu.edu. its scholarly and historical ment in the telecommunica- sion arts resource for the uniAbout the New University significance. tions industry, the Palmers versity and surrounding comArt Museum at Penn State A major exhibition cele- created an endowed chair for munities Penn State and the Palmer in central brating the James and Penn State’s program in the Pennsylvania. With a collec- Museum of Art are planning to Barbara Palmer Collection field. Over the years, they tion of 9,600 objects repre- construct a brand new will open at the museum in invested in programs as senting a variety of cultures University Art Museum locatJune of 2021. According to diverse as the Shaver’s Creek and spanning centuries of art, ed in the Arboretum at Penn Erin Coe, “We plan to have Environmental Center, Penn the Palmer is the largest art State. With nearly twice the this exhibition travel to addi- State Public Broadcasting, museum between Pittsburgh exhibition space of the tional venues, helping us and the Penn State Milton S. and Philadelphia. Areas of Palmer, new classroom spread the word about this Hershey Medical Center, and strength include the muse- spaces and a teaching gallery, outstanding collection um’s collection flexible event spaces, and onand our remarkable of American art site parking, this building will benefactors.” from the late dramatically enhance the A selection of 11 18th century to museum’s capacity to offer works of art from the the present, Old educational and enrichment Palmer bequest are curMaster paint- opportunities for visitors of rently on view at the ings, prints and all ages. It will be integrated museum. p h o t o g r a p h y , with the Arboretum, inspiring About The Collector ceramics and collaboration and creating a Barbara Palmer was studio glass, and unique nexus of art, architeca founding member of a growing col- ture, and natural beauty. And, the Palmer Museum of lection of mod- like the Palmer Museum of Art Art Advisory Board, and ern and contem- before it, it will depend upon a 1986 gift from James porary art. The visionary philanthropy from and Barbara Palmer Charles Demuth’s “Eggplant and Tomatoes,” ca. 1927, is a museum pre- the Penn State community. launched the campaign watercolor-on-paper, 13 7/8-by-19 7/8, and a bequest of James sents 10 exhibiTo learn more, visit that led to the creation R. and Barbara R. Palmer. tions each year, www.artmuseum.psu.edu.

TWO DAY LIVE AUCTION EVENT The Estate of Elmer Blush FRIDAY, OCTOBER 11TH - 4 P.M. (PREVIEW 2 P.M.) FFR - TRAINS & MODELS SATURDAY, SAT TU OCTOBER 12TH - 10 A.M. (PREVIEWW 8 A.M A.M.) M.) - CLASSIC AUTOMOBILES, ANTIQUE FURNISHINGS, NGS, RADIOS, CLOCKS, TOOLS, MORE REAL ESTATE SELLS AT NOON Held On-Site At His Historic Home, 627 MAIN STREET, ET,

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“Shell Games” Smack Dab In The Middle: Design Trends Of The Mid-20th Century

By Donald-Brian Johnson Admit it, those lazy, hazy, crazy days of summer are over. Autumn’s here. Time to rinse out the swimsuits, deflate the floaties, and figure out what to do with that beach bag bulging with souvenir sea shells. Hmmm. Well, you could always make something.

No kidding. Items made entirely of shells, covered with shells, or just dotted with the occasional accent shell have been tops as summery souvenirs since at least the 1700s. In 1703, a London woman offered her services as an instructor in the delicate art of “shell work in flowers, sconces, and rocks.” Mary Granville Delany, another turn-of-the-18th-century Londoner, was renowned for her challenging shell projects, among them a chapel ceiling with shells woven into a pattern resembling flower garlands. The fascination with shell craft as a refined art form continued well into the Victorian era. The 1876 guide, “Ladies’ Fancy Work,” offered up detailed instructions (plus

In the style of a sailor’s valentine is this shell box from the South Pacific, dating from World War II, in a jaunty shade of ocean blue.

glue recipes) for using shells to form “exquisitely beautiful articles of adornment for parlor or dressing table.” As one British publication of the time put it, shells were “so brightly clean, so ornamental to a boudoir” that shell craft was a pursuit “peculiarly suited to the ladies.”

Tell that to the mariners.

During the 1800s, many seafaring men brought “sailor’s valentines” to the girls back home. These octagonal wooden boxes had covers decorated with elaborate shell designs. Appropriate sentiments (e.g., “To My Sweetheart”) were picked out in shells of a contrasting color. Romantic legend has it that, in their downtime, these water-weary voyagers not only carved the boxes, but also came up with their intricate shell-patterned lids. Just another way of whiling away the hours between monsoons.

A more likely (if less sighinducing) theory is that even the Ancient Mariner, after spending months at sea, knew better than to return to his sweetheart empty-handed.

Last-minute peace offerings were called for, and the Caribbean craftsmen of Barbados were happy to oblige. The labels found on many “sailor’s valentines” list their actual source as “Native Manufacturers in Fancy Work.”

By the mid-20th century, sailors were no longer crafting (or at any rate purchasing) their valentines, and other forms of shell art had become a bit less refined. Now, any gift shop claiming even the slightest proximity to water wasn’t complete without a shellcraft selection.

Vacationers loved shell souvenirs. They were fun to look at and cleverly made. They were inexpensive, so no need to shell out a bundle. And best of all, travelers could take them home and display

“Anchors aweigh” is the favorite tune of this six-piece shell band.

Just the thing for that sweetheart back home was a shell heart.

The feet are also shells on this small round shell box.

Here are three round shell boxes with central floral motif. them on the mantel. It was an examples can be found today unobtrusive way of telling the for under $25, which will leave neighbors, “Guess where we few buyers shell-shocked. went this summer?”

That’s a far cry from the value And what a variety to placed on shells in centuries choose from! There were past. In the 1600s, one Dutch shell-covered boxes (a nod to collector amassed over 2,000 the “sailor’s valentines”), shell of them, which he kept locked paperweights, shell trinket in a treasure chest. To open holders, perfume bottles, the shell chest required three mini-Christmas trees, and pic- separate keys, each entrusted ture frames. How about shell to a different person. Roemer coasters? Wreaths? Crosses Visscher, a Dutch contempoand clocks? Soap dispensers rary, wrote that shells from and hanging planters? Luck distant lands had suddenly into the right shop, and you become as valuable as jewels. just might head home with a “It is bizarre,” said Visscher, shell lamp, a shell sailing ship, “what a madman spends his even a litter of shell cats or a money on.” combo of shell musicians.

Gee, and those shells hadPick more than two, and you n’t even been turned into could consider yourself a full- lamps. fledged conchylomaniac (in layman’s terms, an insatiable shell collector).

Fortunately, the mania to collect shell art is a relatively inexpensive one. Most

Just hanging around the shell planter.

Shell art courtesy of Maureen Maher and Jan Andreasen.

Photo associate: Hank Kuhlmann.

All photos by DonaldBrian Johnson.

Donald-Brian Johnson is the co-author of numerous books on design and collectibles, including “Postwar Pop,” a collection of his columns. His nickname this summer was “Don the

Shell art, as seen on this cross, observed a French collector of the 1700s, “declare(s) the skillful hand from which they come, the excellent artisan of the universe.”

Beachcomber.”

Please address inquiries to: donaldbrian@msn.com.

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Who says cats don’t like water? A feline trio, constructed of shells.

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Enjoying the lazy, hazy, crazy days is this 1950s shell and plaster TV lamp, depicting a boy fishing.

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Pioneer Valley Vintage Book And Ephemera Fair Set For Oct. 20 A New England Tradition Returns To Northampton, Ma. Book and ephemera lovers by the hundreds will join the Southern New England Antiquarian Booksellers (SNEAB) and Flamingo Eventz at the 15th annual Pioneer Valley Book and Ephemera Fair on Sunday, Oct. 20, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.

The show will take place at the Smith Vocational School, 80 Locust St. (Route 9), Northampton, Mass. One of the largest regional shows of its kind, exhibitors from across the Northeast will fill the school’s cafeteria,

corridors, and lobby with vintage, collectible, rare, antique, modern, fine, scholarly and used books, vintage comic books, manuscripts, prints, maps, autographs, photographs, postcards, and every other sort of printed ephemera.

The Southern New England Antiquarian Booksellers encompasses Connecticut, Massachusetts, and Rhode Island and was born in 2014 as an expanded incarnation of Massachusetts and Rhode Island Antiquarian Booksellers, which began in

1976. The organization’s members include bookselling firms founded as early as 1825. The group’s booksellers offer books from the 16th through the 21st centuries, plus broadsides, maps, manuscripts, prints and ephemera. An index of specialties can be found on its website at www.sneab.org.

The Pioneer Valley is a primary foliage destination in the fall, with many scenic hikes and drives, and visitors can pick their own apples and stock up on cider, pumpkins and chrysanthemums.

Northampton and nearby Pioneer Valley towns also provide a great variety of restaurants and entertainment. The five colleges, Smith College, University of Massachusetts, Amherst College, Hampshire College, and Mount Holyoke College, offer library and museum exhibits and cultural events, but if it is parents’ weekend for any of them, hotels can fill quickly, so book

early. Historic Deerfield is nearby too.

The Smith Vocational School is on Route 9, near Cooley-Dickinson Hospital.

There is plenty of free parking.

The event is catered by Black Sheep Deli from Amherst.

Admission is $6, $1 off with a card or advertisement; $3 ages 12 to 21; under 12 will be free of charge with a paid adult.

To learn more, visit www.flamingoeventz.com or www.pioneervalleybooks.com.

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Jim Davis Opens Vault To Personal Archive Of 10,000-Plus “Garfield” Original Comic Strips

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Jim Davis’ “Garfield” daily comic strip original art dated Jan. 4, 2000 (PAWS/Universal Feature Syndicate, 2000), has an image area of 14-by-4 inches and is in excellent condition. The piece includes a Certificate of Authenticity signed by Jim Davis and is from the Jim Davis collection.

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A trove of more than 10,000 pieces of the original art for Jim Davis’ iconic “Garfield” comic strip, with daily strips valued upwards of $500 each and Sunday strips considerably more, will be offered exclusively through Heritage Auctions over the coming years in a series of signature, monthly and weekly Sunday Internet Comics, Animation and Art Auctions.

The collection features individual daily and Sunday strips by Jim Davis, the artist behind the most widely syndicated feature in the world, that reached two million readers daily. Davis created the strip in 1978.

“Garfield is one of the most popular comic strips of all time, and has been for decades,” said Jim Halperin, co-chairman of Heritage Auctions. “It has matured into a wildly successful franchise, evolving from the strip that has appeared in newspapers around the world to a television show, multiple movies and an empire of licensed products. Collectors who pursue these strips by Jim Davis see the opportunity to acquire an important part of comic art history.”

In November 2011, the iconic strip switched to digital production, so the ink on Bristol board “Garfield” originals offered by Heritage represent all that will ever be created.

“I’m very excited about my exclusive relationship with Heritage Auctions,” stated Davis. “I’ve always taken my responsibility to the strip seriously, so it’s gratifying to know that I’m reaching the ‘serious’ comic collectors with the help of the fine folks at Heritage.”

Heritage Auctions’ next comics signature auction is

E. Market Street, YORK,

Over 800 lots including Fine Bronzes by E. Angela and Moulin, Bronze Plaques of Fontane, Early Enterprise coffee grinder, General Store Showcase, Howard Miller Tall Case Clock, Painted Shrank/Kas dated 1802, Two Piece Corner Cupboard, Dovetailed PA Blanket Chest, Traditional and Crazy Quilts, Civil War Child’s Drum, Lavender Jade Chinese Brush Pot, Vintage Lithos & Prints & Oils, Toys, Furs, Copper Kettles, Cheese Domes, Figural French Mantel Clock, Large Black Marble Pedestal, Fine Cut Glass, Contemporary Stained Glass, Slag Glass Hanging Lamps, Waterford Crystal Lamp, Hummel Collection, quality smalls & collectibles, vintage Banjo Uke, 1964 Gibson Acoustic Guitar, Stereo Equipment & variety of speakers/sizes, “PA House” Furniture, plus 200 lots of jewelry at www.auctionzip.com the end.

ID#19814 Monday-Friday 9 A.M.-4 P.M. Special box lots throughout only for PA Auction License #AY002300 in-house buyers.

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Central Penn Doll Club To Present Doll Show And Sale On Oct. 6

GUNS WANTED

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

MILITARY & SPORTING

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

These dolls will be raffled at the show.

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industry a competitive advantage when considering its impact in the national picture of historic American pottery.

The stoneware made in Edgefield is special. The wares represent more than just an object. They not only serve as a connection to the people who made the pottery, but they also speak for a time and place in American history that it many ways no longer exists today.

Central Penn Doll Club members. Door prizes will be awarded throughout the day, and there will be a raffle of more than 40 prizes donated by doll manufacturers, vendors, and club members. This year’s raffle features the 2019 American Girl Doll of the Year Blaine Wilson with outfits and accessories, an antique German bisque Kestner baby, and an 18-inch My Imagination doll by Robert Tonner. Raffle tickets will be sold throughout the day, and winners do not need to be present at the time of the drawing.

Proceeds from the show and raffle benefit the U.S. Marine Corps Toys for Tots program and the educational programs of the Central Penn Doll Collectors Club.

The Lebanon Valley Expo Center is just off Route 72 and five miles from the Pennsylvania Turnpike, (Exit 266) Lebanon/Lancaster.

There is ample free parking, clean restrooms, and an onsite ATM. An indoor food concession will be open throughout the show.

For further information, call 717-761-3609.

Museum, Columbia, SC, August 6, 2018 – July 20, 2019.

Thomas, Justin W. “A Pioneering Potter: Samuel Marshall of Portsmouth, New Hampshire,” New England Antiques Journal, April 2017.

Watkins, Lura Woodside.

“Early New England Potters

and Their Wares,” Cambridge, Mass.: Harvard University Press, 1950.

Wingard, Philip. “From Baltimore to the South Carolina Backcountry: Thomas Chandler’s Influence on 19thCentury Stoneware,” “Ceramics in America,” 2013.

*REMINDER*

ART- OLD OIL PAINTINGS wanted, any condition, New Hope School artists, PAFA artists, gold leaf frames and mirrors. 20 years experience. Immediate payment. Call 215-348-2500.

WANTED COLLECTIONS & Accumulations of Postcards & Travel Memorabilia: Posters, Brochures, Booklets, Decals, Stickers & Labels, from Airlines, Railroads, Steamships & Hotels, Top Dollar Paid! danfrankel@aol.com 561-351-8580.

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

WANTED

GARNER AUCTION

22 Collector Tractors 18 Box Wagons 16 Hit & Miss Engines - 8 Maytag Engines

SATURDAY, OCT. 5, 2019 AT 10 A.M.

Sources Taylor, Saddler & Philip Wingard. “Swag & Tassel: The Innovative Stoneware of Thomas Chandler,” McKissick

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Located: 3 mi. S. of CARROLLTON, OH off ST Rt. 43 (Canton, OH area) Online Bidding Available w/Proxibid.com or See Pictures and Catalog at www.garnerauctioneers. com Larry W. Garner - Auctioneer 330-806-0145 | 330-627-5573

732-249-1345 info@century20antiques.com MOVIE POSTERS Highest Prices Paid Lobby Cards, 1-Sheets, Window Cards, Glass Slides Displays, Dwight Cleveland, POB 10922 Chicago, IL 60610 773-525-9152, Fax 773-5252969, posterboss@aol.com OCEAN LINER MEMORABILIA china, glassware, silver, paper, souvenirs, posters or models. Cunard, French Line, White Star Line, Italian Line, etc.

607-625-3947 OLDER FIREWORKS OR Packs Wanted by Collector, 573-474-5030 or 573-881-0090.

GUITARS, VIOLINS, MANDOLINS, banjos, early brass & woodwinds.

We buy, sell, & appraise.

Vintage Instruments, Philadelphia, vintagephiladelphia@gmail.com 215-545-1100.

WANTED: WEEKLY MAGAZINES from 1900 to 1980, Life, Time, SEP, Liberty, Colliers, Newsweek, Literary Digest, Look, Leslies. Fran DiBacco, 123 Blue Heron Dr., W. Deptford, NJ 08086.

EMBASSY AUCTIONS INTERNATIONAL BUYING: Antiques, Artworks, Coins, Jewelry, Firearms & Militaria, Fine Antique and MCM Furniture, Pressed Steel & CastIron Toys, Ephemera, Automobiles, and more.

“Consignments Taken Daily” Lee S. Jacobs Owner 717-442-8529 or 302-438-1217 email embassyauctions@hotmail.com

OLD PICTURES FROM 1890-1900 large variety; 1980 Leslie Weekly talks about WW1 (6mos. issues bound); Royalty memorabilia; Stamp collection; Chickens on nest; Egg coddlers; Dolls; Steins; Fostoria Dishes, call for more details 717-553-2980.

TELEPHONES: 1892-1982, over 85 different & associated. Free Cataloge. Wish to sell entire business. 608-582-4124 www.phonecoinc.com VINTAGE STEINWAY PARLOUR Grand Piano, circa 1800’s, rosewood, call 570-777-4949, fjftheatricks@comcast.net

POSTCARDS

2 MILLION POSTCARDS Oldpostcards.com USpostcards.com Worldpostcards.com Oldtradecards.com

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Topical 50 States Countries Victorian

Email - Sales@Oldpostcards.com Toll Free 1-888-828-7811

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

POSTCARDS WW2 PROPAGANDA POSTCARDS of all nations. Prefer artist-rendered and in full colors if possible. Contact Jim at 215-493-3755.

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MAGAZINES OLD COMIC BOOKS Wanted Pre-1965, top dollar, Comic Art Foundation, Box 1414, Oklahoma City, OK 73101, 405-2365303, email ejg777@aol.com

FOR SALE: SMALL Warehouse full of Antiques, etc. incl. Military items, jewelry, Indian items, artwork, much more located in New Jersey. Moving to Florida must sell. Call 908-234-0367, or 908715-9659.

$ SHEET MUSIC WANTED, any era. Sandy Marrone, 113 Oakwood Drive, Cinnaminson, NJ 08077, 856-829-6104 E-mail smusandy@aol.com

VINTAGE POCKET WATCHES Wrist Watches - Movements WORKING or NOT. Buying LARGE OR SMALL QUANTITIES. CALL Frank 267-978-7297 EMAIL time_flys@aol.com Will Travel - DOYLESTOWN PA 18901

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The Central Penn Doll Club will hold its annual show and sale on Sunday, Oct. 6, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., at the Lebanon Expo Center, 80 Rocherty Road, Lebanon, Pa. Admission will be $5, or $4 with an ad or show card. Children under 12 with an adult will be admitted free of charge.

Vendors will offer dolls, including antique, vintage, modern, and artist dolls; clothing and furniture; toys; books; teddy bears; and other childhood treasures. In addition to shopping, visitors have the opportunity to view special doll displays created by

Licensed Dealer - Will Travel Century 20 LLC Highland Park, NJ 08904

SPORTS CARDS AND other sports related items. Publications, pins, pennants, tickets, etc. Pre-1975. Philadelphia items especially wanted. Ellis, 158 Stratford Dr., Philadelphia, PA 19115, 215-934-5618.

SERVICE OR SUPPLIES in the Classifieds!

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ORIGINAL MOVIE POSTERS Horror, SciFi, Disney, Promo Super Hero Comic Book Posters. 1-sheet & smaller sizes, spanning 50’s - present. Press kits & Sheet Music. Must have want list, reasonable prices. Looking for very rare items, I may have it! Al Nazario 400 W. 43rd St. Apt 12P, NYC, NY 10036, call 212-868-9203, email al.nazario@yahoo.com

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CALLING ALL. WOULD You like to buy small collectables from England, IE Ladies Powder Compacts, Small Silver Items IE Pin Cushions, Thimbles, Viesta Cases, also Royal Family Memorabilia, if so just write to Ivan Farrow, 8 Mongers Mead, Barcombe, East Sussex BN8 5BE, England. Thank you.

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2 ESTATE AUCTIONS Property from the late American Diplomat George Kennan’s Summer Home & Property from Rossmoyne Farm with Additions

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 5 at 10 A.M. PREVIEW ONLINE & SATURDAY 9 A.M. THROUGH AUCTION

1500 Paxton Street,

HARRISBURG, PA 17104 FURNISHINGS: Antiques including Russian, American and Continental. Rugs and Accessories. BOOKS AND DOCUMENTS: From the Kennan Library and Others. Certificates and Awards. 2 with Truman Autographs. Antique Maps. PRINTS AND PAINTINGS: Irina Orloff Surrealist Paintings; Colonial Portrait; Watercolors by Ken Fryer and V. Planckh; Currier and Ives. COLLECTIBLES: Machinist’s Toolboxes; Bag Pipes; Microscope; Sterling Flatware and Frames; Ceramics; Kava Bowl; Early Sled with Steering Wheel; Spinning Wheels; Clocks; Music Box; Decorated Stoneware; Antique Tools; Coverlets and Quilts; Jewelry; Stereoview and Photographs; Mantel Clocks. EQUIPMENT: Antique One-Horse Sleigh and Work Sleigh; Cast-Iron Fencing; Farm Tools; Well Pump; Apple Butter Kettle.

George Kennon: A well-known American Diplomat, Author and Historian’s Summer Home was in East Berlin PA, which was recently sold.

Rossmoyne Farm Mechanicsburg, PA Est. 1835. Consignor owned since 1949

BID LIVE OR ONLINE

www.CordierAuction.com for online catalog

Applicable Buyer’s Premium. Terms: Cash, PA checks. Out-of-state checks w/prior approval. All major credit cards accepted. Food concession. Located off Interstate 83 between 13th Street and 17th Street exits, Harrisburg, PA!

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