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Elverson Antique Show And Sale Moves To A New Date 99th Semiannual Show Scheduled For Oct. 27 And 28 FRIDAY OCTOBER 12, 2018 • VOL. 49, NO. 41

The Peter Chillingworth Auction Slated For Oct. 18, 19, And 20 Unreserved On-Site Sale To Be Held By Amelia Jeffers And Frio, Stack And Associates

Auctioneer Amelia Jeffers will be conducting the on-site absolute auction for longtime Americana dealer and close friend Peter Chillingworth on Oct. 18, 19, and 20. After 57 years in the antiques business, Peter Chillingworth and his wife, Kathryn (Cappy), are ready for a change that includes selling the contents of Peter Chillingworth Antiques and their private collection at an unreserved auction on-site at their farm in Scenery Hill, Pa. The two-day sale will take place Thursday, Friday, and Saturday, Oct. 18, 19, and 20. Close friend Amelia Jeffers of Columbus, Ohio, formerly of Garth’s Auctioneers and Appraisers, will be handling the 1,300-plus lot auction. “It is such an honor to be approached by Peter and Cappy to conduct this auction,” said Jeffers. “The Chillingworths are longtime friends, and I can’t imagine many more exciting reasons to jump onboard an auction than this. As everyone in the business knows, Peter has wonderful things, is an icon in the Americana world as both a dealer and successful show manager. That he is offering a serious and extensive collection on-site and absolute just translates into a fantastic opportunity to engage.”

A two-day on-site auction on behalf of Peter and his wife, Kathryn (Cappy), Chillingworth will be conducted on Oct. 18, 19, and 20 in Scenery Hill, Pa.

The Elverson Antique Show and Sale has changed its date to the last weekend in October. The quality semiannual show will be held at the Twin Valley High School, located at 4897 Twin Valley Road, Elverson, Pa., on Saturday and Sunday, Oct. 27 and 28. Hours will be from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Saturday and 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Sunday. Admission is $7, or $6 with an ad or show card. The change in date was made to avoid conflicts with other shows that were being held in mid-November, forcing showgoers and exhibiting dealers to choose which shows to attend. The change has resulted in attracting several new dealers to

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the show, and reaction has been positive. Continued on page 2

The Emporium To Host Antiques Show On Oct. 14

From The Farmhouse Show Set For Oct. 20

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Cecil County Fairgrounds In Elkton, Md., To Host Primitive Show

A large assortment of Western Pennsylvania glass is in the sale.

“I had a great interest in antiques from a young age thanks to my mother. I started out portering for her in my teens when she managed a much-loved antique show held for years at the Episcopalian Church in Indiana, Pa.,” explained Chillingworth. “When I got out of school, and in an effort to seek approval from my future father-in-law, I took a job at JC Penney in management. I lasted about 18 months before I decided I did not want to retire as a JC Penney associate. So with my wife’s permission, and because she had steady income as a school teacher, I left Penney’s and opened an antique shop in March of 1961.” Though Peter The Chillingworths’ personal collection from their 1859 house C h i l l i n g w o r t h located adjacent to their shop will be sold and includes a fine Antiques has never assemblage of Western Pennsylvania art and antiques. Continued on page 2

The From the Farmhouse Show, now in its eighth year will take place in Elkton, Md., on Saturday, Oct 20, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. This country and primitive show was started by Cecilia Taylor when she saw the need for more country shows in her area. Taylor holds the show every spring and fall indoors at the Edward Walls Building on the Fair Hill/Cecil County Fairgrounds. The dealer list includes people from all over, including, Vermont, Wisconsin, and Virginia, just to name a few. Taylor also started the Leesport, Pa., show last December, held at the farmer’s market grounds, and plans to make it an annual event. Since starting the Elkton, Md., show, the promoter has also started a show in Canastota, N.Y., and Harrisonburg Va. These are all considered country shows. The Elkton (From the Farmhouse) show is a crowd favorite with lots of

“It’s Alive! Frankenstein At 200” great merchandise. Homemade food is also available at the show. Customers and dealers have stated each show has been getting better and better with fresh picked material offered in well-presented displays. The show has made progress since its humble beginnings eight years ago. It is full to capacity with 36 dealers. The fairgrounds are located at 4640 Telegraph Road in Elkton, Md. To learn more, readers may visit www.picturetrail.com/fromthefarm house or call Taylor at 302-981-7250.

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antiquesandauctionnews.net auction. I simply could not have dealer Dr. Eller (a paleontologotten it done alone; their help gist), the uncle of the Tillou Continued from page 1 sealed the deal.” A full-color, brothers. Among areas of interclosed, it did move. “We lived in printed catalog is currently in est and what will be sold is the village of Scenery Hill for 27 production, and a website blown glass from the first 70 years, and the shop was in our created for the auction, years of the 19th century, home for 25 of those. In 1986, www.thechillingworthauction.com, including glass from New we bought our 19-acre homeis in place. Geneva (dates from 1797), New stead on the outskirts of town, The Friday session will Geneva-type glass, predomiand after restoring the buildfocus on workshop and barn nantly aqua such as pitchers, ings, including the 1859 Federal contents of antique furniture tumblers, pans, bowls, flasks, style home, we moved our shop and smalls, as well as early bottles, flips, and vases. to the property,” added tools, including a number of Coin silver will focus on Chillingworth. hand planes, a treadle lathe, early 19th-century southwest“We will offer online (via and work benches. That ern Pennsylvania makers. invaluable and auctionzip), evening, the Chillingworths and There will be 16th-, 17th-, and phone, and absentee bidding, Jeffers crew will host a preview 18th-century brass candlebut those lucky enough to champagne party. sticks; early china including The contents of Peter Chillingworth’s shop and house will be sold Oct. 18, 19, attend the auction in person Items to be sold Saturday delft, Leeds, and canary; a large and 20 on-site in Scenery Hill, Pa. are in for a treat,” stated Jeffers. will be the Chillingworths’ col- selection of Liverpool “Peter has been a student and a lection and inventory. Expect pitchers and Historical champion not only for antiques, the finest in Federal furniture, Staffordshire transferin general, but for preserving decorative arts, artwork, and ware with Pittsburgh historic and decorative objects everything in between. Several views. of Western Pennsylvania. From important regional tall case The vast artwork regional vine-inlaid furniture to clocks include a rare will feature a collecsilver, glass, and artwork, it just Canonsburg, Pa., example by tion of Western did not make sense to pull Alexander Cook. Cook was Pennsylvania art highthese objects out of their native trained as a silversmith in lighted by oil-on-canregion,” explained Jeffers on Scotland. He settled in Harvard vas landscapes by the choice to conduct an onCounty, Md., prior to migrating George Hetzel and site auction. Jeffers continued, to Canonsburg, Pa., and estab- W.C. Wall and a stun“Jim Frio and Shane Stack (perlishing himself as a silversmith ning Malcolm Parcell sonal friends and auction veterand clockmaker. portrait, “The Reader” ans) from nearby Wheeling Several fine tall case clocks will be A Western Pa., drop-front (exhibited in The have signed on to help run the sold. desk in original finish in Carnegie International A Western Pa., drop-front desk in original finish in untouched condition with vine in 1934). Other artists untouched condition with vine inlay, ex. Charles This important Queen Anne shellinlay, ex. Charles Momchilov, whose work will be Momchilov, is among the expected highlights in carved side chair will be sold. and a fine Queen Anne trifed represented are Emil the furniture category. of the selling for us, and we feet side chair from Blott (Beaver County), Philadelphia in original finish Dorothy Davids, Aaron Gorson, to serve as show manager for look forward to it being a and untouched condition are A. Bryan Wall, John Donaghy, the long-standing Brandywine wonderful weekend of seeing among the highlights. Milan Petrovits, Xanthus Smith, River Museum of Art Antiques old friends and sharing An extensive early glass David Hannah, Clifford Adams Show in Chadds Ford, Pa., and favorite memories,” added collection will be sold. Bayard, John W. Flender, the Oglebay Institute’s Annual Chillingworth. The Peter Chillingworth Interested in Western Pa., glass Vincent Nesbert, G. Hunter, Antiques Show and Sale (held throughout his career, Frank Melega, and Jacob at the Institute’s Wilson Lodge) Auction will be held at their farm, located at 1416 Daniels in Wheeling, W.Va. Chillingworth first started Maentel, among others. “I’ve come to the realization Run Road, Scenery Hill, Pa. selling glass bottles to noted Chillingworth will continue Terms will be a 10-percent that it is time to move on,” said Chillingworth. “I will still be buy- buyer’s premium on Friday ing and selling antiques, but on (15-percent online) and a a limited basis.” The couple 15-percent buyer’s premium on plans to retain enough of their Saturday (20-percent online). Here is a selection of fine ceramics collected over a 57-year career. current modestly valued things There will be a 3-percent fee to furnish either an apartment for credit cards. Online bidding or small house, but all of the will be provided by invalu Chillingworths’ private collec- able.com and auctionzip.com. For more information, tions will be sold at the auction. A large assortment of regional artwork from Western Pennsylvania is in the may visit “We are especially pleased readers P.O. 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handmade marbles from the last few centuries are still selling at auction, and some for record sums. However, the vast majority of both handmade marbles and even vintage machine made marbles from manufacturers like Akro Agate and Christensen Agate are not enjoying recordbreaking sales. Younger collectors in this category are more interested in contemporary art marbles like the incredible planet-like marbles created by contemporary glass artist Josh Simpson. Very few younger collectors are clamoring for vintage and antique marbles. The demand is just not there, and honestly, how many millennials know how to play a game of marbles anyway? Vintage Toy Tains This entry should surprise no one. Show of hands for how many readers still bring out a yearly electric train set at Christmastime? Now, how many of that same group recently gifted an electric train to a loved one? Lego holds the lead on this one, as Lego makes a unique line of electric trains that continue to sell year after year. It seems few younger collectors are getting into vintage Lionel train sets and related collectibles. Prices on the common and some uncommon stuff fully support this trend. Sellers are treated to lessthan-stellar results at auction,

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It has been said that the antiques and collectibles trade runs in cycles. This is often summed up in phrases such as “what is old is new again.” And for some lucky collecting categories, this holds true. For instance, vintage photography is back en vogue and has been for some time, but that wasn’t always the case. The same can be said of vintage advertising and soda pop collectibles, which experienced a massive revival thanks in part to the success of the television show “American Pickers.” Unfortunately, there are also some collecting categories that simply go almost extinct. Is anyone collecting Westernthemed collectibles anymore? “Gunsmoke,” “Bonanza,” and “The Lone Ranger” enjoyed their time in the spotlight not long ago. Whether simply due to a lack of interest, changing demographics, or other circumstances, certain markets can fade and not regain their footing. Like it or not, there is only one constant in the antiques and collectibles trade, and that, of course, is change. Listed below are six collecting categories that are, in my opinion, on the verge of imminent extinction. I understand that this list may be seen as controversial to some, yet surprising to others, but it is based on many years of observations and experience within the trade. PEZ Dispensers PEZ became a collecting sensation in the 1980s and 1990s, and a full-blown speculator market blossomed. In 1993, Christie’s featured a dedicated PEZ auction, which caused prices on even common dispensers to skyrocket in value. Even into the new millennium, PEZ collecting was considered en vogue, but by 2006, the collecting public started to sour on everyone’s favorite colorful candy dispensers. With younger collectors no longer interested, dispensers that were once selling for close to $200 each were spiraling below the $100 mark, and today a lot of dispensers that once would have sold for several hundred dollars can be had for $75 or less. Worse yet, most vintage dispensers

from the 1950s and 1960s are quite common and readily available today. Prominent auction houses like Hake’s or Morphy’s won’t even take PEZ dispensers unless they meet a certain dollar threshold and have some level of rarity. This market shows no signs of turning around, and further declines should be expected. Mechanical Banks (and other diecast collectibles) Considered a mainstay in the antique marketplace for some time, cast-iron collectibles and mechanical banks skyrocketed in value in the 1980s and 1990s, with record-breaking results. Sadly, very few millennials and younger collectors are longing for mechanical banks. Instead, sellers of common and uncommon banks are being treated to lukewarm prices and fewer active buyers. That said, if you are one of the lucky collectors who has a very rare and desirable mechanical bank, it will most likely find a buyer, but you may not be too happy with the price you receive compared to the prices being paid in the 1990s and early millennium. This category shows little sign of turning around and could be regulated to a curiosity in the coming years. Marbles (handmade and vintage machine made) This one pains me the most as I am a hardcore collector of marbles. Yes, antique

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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

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.

19343 Glenmoore 610-942-7500 CRICKET’S ANTIQUES & GARDEN MARKET, 1641 Horseshoe Pike 2nd floor. Antiques, Artisians & Gardening! Hrs. 10am-5pm daily, Thurs. 10-8:30. cricketsantiquesandgardenmarket.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

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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.

18229 Jim Thorpe 610-850-5660 ANTIQUES ON BROADWAY, 52 Broadway. Primitives, militaria, art, autographs, glass, pottery, guns, artifacts & vintage collectibles. Wed-Sun 10-5.

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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.

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08062 Mullica Hill 856-478-0300 YELLOW GARAGE ANTIQUES 66 S. Main St. Multi-dealer co-op, Wed Sun.11am-5pm. Fine 18th & 19th C furniture, stoneware, textiles, folk art, Americana, decoys, jewelry, dolls, etc.

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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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08006 Barnegat Light 609-361-8039 THE SEAWIFE, 1901 Bayview Ave. at Viking Village. Country primitive antique furniture, quilts, folk art, architecturals & garden. Open Sundays.

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�

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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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.

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07052 West Orange 973-323-1711 VALLEY VINTAGE, 168 South Valley Rd. Open Mon-Sat. 11-6, Sun. 12-5. 2100 sq.ft, 25+ dealers. Antiques, vintage, collectibles, furniture, decor, kitchenware, jewelry, books, LPs, ephemera.

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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19933 Bridgeville 302-337-3137 ANTIQUE ALLEY OF BRIDGEVILLE, Rt. 13 South. Over 20,000 sq. ft., 60 diverse dealers. Open 7 days 9am-6pm. Find great treasures and enjoy a break at our cafe. Like us on Facebook.

21028 Churchville 410-734-6267 DENNY’S OLE COUNTRY STORE, 1100 Calvary Rd. Antiques/ Vintage items, Peterborough Baskets, Handmade items, Ragedy Ann & Andy dolls, much more. Open Daily.

16686 Tyrone 814-684-5088 I-99 ANTIQUES, conveniently located off the Tyrone Exit of Interstate 99, 1222 Pennsylvania Ave. Quality antiques & collectibles. 40 Dlrs. Open Daily 10:304:30, Closed Sundays Dlrs welcome.

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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

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

07901 Summit 908-273-9373 SUMMIT ANTIQUES CENTER, 511 Morris Ave. 2 floors, 60+ dealers. Antiques, collectibles. Smalls to furniture. Open 7 days 11-5. Free parking.

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

19958 Lewes 302-645-2309 HERITAGE ANTIQUE MARKET, 16168 Coastal Hwy. (RT1), 2 mi. N. of Five Points, Lewes. 65 Dealers. New Dealers Welcomed. Hrs 10-5pm (Summer) 115pm (Winter).

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Cynplicity Soap will be making old-fashioned tallow and goat milk that fits the Civil War era. And Yellow Garage Antiques will be offering a store-wide sale, serving light refreshments, and hosting a wine tasting event both days. There will also be an 18th birthday celebration at Farm House Designs. Free pumpkin painting will take place from the Pumpkin Patch in the back, and Mademoiselle Macaron will be open with sandwiches, tea, and, of course, macarons. Call for reservations at 443699-0769 for garden seating. As the sun sets on Saturday, meet at 7 p.m. at the North Camp located at 39 S. Main St. for a free lantern tour of the camps. A family-friendly tour will end with the evening firing of the canons. For additional info, readers may call 856-223-5440 or visit www.mullicahill.com.

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evaluations of antiques for a $5 donation, which will go to a yet-to-be-determined charity. The evaluations are limited to three items and will take place from 12:30 to 2:30 p.m. The greeter at the front door of the Emporium will assign times. Happy antiquing!

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The Forks of the Delaware Historical Arms Society, Inc. ANTIQUE AND MODERN ARMS SHOW

Celebrating 58 Years Of Popular Gun Shows 1960-2018

Sat., Oct. 20 & Sun., Oct. 21 Free Parking - Air-Conditioned Facility

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The Historic Burlington Antiques and Art Emporium will host its ninth biannual Antiques Show and Customer Appreciation Day on Sunday, Oct. 14, from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Located at 424 High St. in Burlington, N.J., the

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SHOW & FLEA MARKET CALENDAR

11/08-11/18, ATLANTA, THURSSUN, Antique Market, Atlanta Expo Center ILLINOIS 10/13-14/18, GRAYSLAKE, SAT & SUN, Antiques Market, Lake County Fairgrounds 10/20/18, WHEATON, SAT 3 PMMIDNIGHT, Haunted Halloween Flea Market, DuPage Co Fairgrounds

10/20/18, VINCENTOWN, SAT 9 AM-4 PM, Antiques & Vintage, 100 Warrior Way, Southampton School #3

10/20/18, KEMPTON, SAT 9 AM4 PM, Antiques, 83 Community Center Dr, Kempton Community Recreation Center

11/04/18, WAYNE, SUN 9 AM-3 PM, Flea Market, N Cove Rd, Wayne PAL Indoor

10/21/18, LEESPORT, SUN 9 AM-3 PM, Indian Relic, 312 Gernants Church Rd, Leesport Farmers Market

11/11/18, MOUNT LAUREL, SUN 9 AM-3 PM, Antiques & Collectibles, 118 Creek Rd, Made & Found Mkt @ Rancocas Woods 11/24-25/18, FLEMINGTON, SAT 9 AM-4 PM SUN 11 AM-3 PM, Antiques, 22 Junction Rd, Hunterdon Central Regional High School Commons

10/28/18, ST CHARLES, SUN 8 AM-3 PM, Antique, Collectible Toy & Doll, 525 S Randall Rd, Kane County Fairgrounds

OHIO 11/03/18, MILLERSBURG, SAT 9 AM-3 PM, Early Country Antiques & Primitive Goods, 3558 US Rt 62, Heritage Community Center

11/10-11/18, GRAYSLAKE, SAT & SUN, ChicagolandZ Premiere Monthly Antique Market, Lake County Fairgrounds

11/24-25/18, COLUMBUS, SAT & SUN, Antiques Market, Ohio Expo Centers

11/24-25/18, ST CHARLES, SAT & SUN, Chicago Pop Culture Convention, Pheasant Run Mega Center

PENNSYLVANIA 10/13-14/18, ADAMSTOWN, SAT & SUN 8 AM, Adamsburry Holiday Craft Show, Rt 897 S, Shupp's Grove Antique Market

MARYLAND 10/20/18, ELKTON, SAT 10 AM-3 PM, Antiques, 4640 Telegraph Rd, Fair Hill/Cecil County Fairgrounds Edward Walls Bldg

10/13-14/18, ADAMSTOWN, SAT & SUN 7 AM-4 PM, Comic Books, Super Heroes, Action Characters & Film, Rt 897 S, Shupp's Grove Antique Market

10/27-28/18, ADAMSTOWN, SAT & SUN 7 AM-4 PM, Season Finale Animal Collectibles & Memorabilia, Rt 897 S, Shupp's Grove Antique Market 10/27-28/18, ELVERSON, SAT 11 AM-5 PM SUN 11 AM-4 PM, Antiques, 4897 N Twin Valley Rd, Twin Valley High School 11/03-04/18, SLATINGTON, SAT 9 AM-4 PM SUN 10 AM-4 PM, Sports Memorabilia Sale, 8281 Route 873, Slatington Marketplace 11/04/18, LANCASTER, SUN 9 AM-2 PM, Hunting & Fishing, 1383 Arcadia Rd, Lancaster Farm & Home Center 11/10-11/18, NEW HOPE, SAT 10 AM-5 PM SUN 11 AM-4 PM, Antiques, Rt 202 & Sugan Rd, Eagle Fire Hall 11/17-18/18, PHOENIXVILLE, SAT 9 AM-5 PM SUN 11 AM-4 PM, Antiques, 2276 Kimberton Rd, Kimberton Fire Company

11/04/18, ELKTON, SUN 9 AM-2 PM, Antique Bottle & Collectibles, Rts 279 & 213, Singerly Firehall

10/13/18, BARTO, SAT 8 AM, Hunting & Fishing, Rt 100, Jake's Flea Market

11/24/18, LANCASTER, FRI 10 AM-5 PM SAT 10 AM-4 PM, Postcard, 1383 Arcadia Rd, Farm & Home Center 1383 Arcadia Rd

MICHIGAN 10/14/18, CENTREVILLE, SUN 8 AM-3 PM, Antique & Collectibles Market, 316 E Charlotte State Hwy M86, St Joseph Co. Grange Fairgrounds

10/13/18, MYERSTOWN, SAT 8 AM-3 PM, Primitives, Farmhouse, Industrial, Architectural Wares, 648 W Lincoln Ave, Tulpehocken Manor

11/24/18, SOUTH PHILADELPHIA, SAT 8 AM-4 PM, Flea Market, 1301 S Columbia Blvd, Penns Landing Caterets inside Sheet Metal Workers Union Bldg

NEW JERSEY 10/13-14/18, MULLICA HILL, SAT 10 AM-7 PM SUN 10 AM-4 PM, Fall Festival, Streets of Mullica Hill 10/14/18, MOUNT LAUREL, SUN 9 AM-3 PM, Antiques & Collectibles, 118 Creek Rd, Made & Found Mkt @ Rancocas Woods 10/14/18, WAYNE, SUN 9:30 AM3:30 PM, Mechanical Music Extravaganza, 1 Pal Dr, Wayne Police Athletic League

10/14/18, BARTO, SUN 8 AM, Train Show & Swap Meet, Rt 100, Jake's Flea Market 10/14/18, NEW HOPE, SUN 10 AM-3 PM, Doll, 46 N Sugan Rd, Eagle Fire Company

VIRGINIA 10/12-14/18, FISHERSVILLE, FRI & SAT 9 AM-5 PM SUN 11 AM-4 PM, Antiques Expo, 277 Expo Rd, Augusta Expoland

10/20-21/18, ADAMSTOWN, SAT & SUN 8 AM-4 PM, Jewelry, Clocks, Watches, Rt 897 S, Shupp's Grove Antique Market

11/03-04/18, CHANTILLY, SAT 9 AM-6 PM SUN 11 AM-5 PM, DC Big Flea & Antiques Market, 4320 Chantilly Shopping Center, Dulles Expo Center

10/20-21/18, ALLENTOWN, SAT 9 AM-4 PM SUN 9 AM-1 PM, Antique & Modern Arms, 17th & Chew Sts, Agri-Plex Allentown Fairgrounds

WISCONSIN 10/14/18, SHAWANO, SUN, Flea Market, Shawano County Fairgrounds

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DELAWARE 10/14/18, WILMINGTON, SUN 9 AM, Collection of NASCAR collectibles, die cast cars, banks, Harley Davidson & other collectible toys, Indian artifacts, knives, crossbows, walking sticks, etc., 1323 Newport Gap Pike, Delaware Estate Sales - Jeffrey Kring ILLINOIS 11/01-02/18, CHICAGO, THURS 10 AM LIVE; TIMED ONLINE BEGINS FRI 10/26 ENDING FRI 11/2, Architectural antiques, one of a kind furnishings, stained & beveled glass windows, lighting of all types, decorative terra cotta & carved stone, architectural artifacts, signage tables of every descriptions etc. (Architectural Artifacts www.architecturalartifacts.com, 1338 W Lake St & Online @ www.lesliehindman.com, Leslie Hindman Auctioneers MARYLAND 10/16/18, RISING SUN, TUES 3:30 PM, Estate Auction featuring fine glass & china, over 30 totes of Beswick horse & dogs, Royal Winchester, Royal Staffordshire and much more. Also, furniture, tools, jewelry & collectibles, Gibney's Auction Center 124 Greenmount Rd, George Gibney & Kenneth Griest 10/20/18, FREDERICK, SAT 9 AM, Estate Auctions featuring items from the historic Burkett House in Burkittsville, MD. Also items from other estates featuring antique furniture, oil lamps, Fenton glass, advertising, attic finds, 2008 Buick Lucerne CXL fully loaded plus much more, Frederick Fairgrounds (Indoors Bldg #12) 797 E Patrick St, Howard B. Parzow NEW JERSEY 10/18/18, EDISON, THURS 11 AM, Multi-Estate featuring individual items. jewelry, vintage clothing, coins, stamps, military, silver, toys, furniture, box lots, New Jersey Convention & Expo Ctr 97 Sunfield Ave, Bodnars Auction NEVADA 10/20-21/18, LAS VEGAS, SAT & SUN 9 AM PST, Coin-Op & Advertising, 4520 Arville St #1, Morphy Auctions PENNSYLVANIA 10/12/18, POTTSTOWN, FRI 5 PM, Antiques, jewelry, coins, silver age comics, vintage sports, 1920 Ridge Rd, John Hums Auction

10/13/18, COLUMBIA, SAT 9 AM, Equipment: 1938 Unstyled John Deere B on rubber, New Holland 783 loader, quick-attach skid loader bucket, farm wagon, antiques, guns, furniture, farm primitives, many more items, OnSite 866 Bridge Valley Rd, Hess Auction Group 10/13/18, EPHRATA, SAT 8:30 AM, Jewelry, wrist & pocket watches, antiques, coins, furniture, OnSite 125 Church Ave, Rich Harry & Daryl Shupp 10/13/18, HANOVER, SAT 8:30 AM, Living Estate Auction of Fantastic Life Time Collection of Antiques & Memories, OnSite 548 Broadway, Wehrlys Auction Service Inc. 10/13/18, HORSHAM, SAT 10 AM, Vintage clothing, accessories & textiles, Horsham VFW Post #9788 324 Sawmill Ln, Andi Charkow 10/13/18, KUNKLETOWN, SAT 9 AM, Great Country Farm Auction featuring early wooden wheel wagon, early primitive cupboards, antiques, primitives, farm related items, crocks, country decor and much more, OnSite 104 Barlieb Ct, Dean R Arner 10/13/18, LEESPORT, SAT 9 AM, 1965 Chevy II Nova SS (street rod), 16" bass boat w/trailer, 2 axel boat trailer, kayaks, antique Case riding mower, insert dump for pickup truck, 16' pickup truck bed, antique farm implements , antique furniture etc., OnSite 1216 Hill Top Rd, All Points Auction Co. 10/13/18, WILLOW STREET, SAT 8:30 AM, Antiques, fine collectibles, iron dog doorstops, advertising items, smalls, wood carved items, guns, fishing items etc., Al Starr Firemans Bldg 2901 Willow Street Pike, Probst Family Auctions 10/14/18, HARRISBURG, SUN 10 AM, Variety Auction - collectibles, art, house & home, toys etc.; Furniture Noon; Specialty Auction coins, jewelry, watches, sterling silver etc., 1500 Paxton St, Cordier Auction & Appraisals 10/14/18, LEHIGHTON, SUN 10 AM, Firearms, ammo, animal mounts, antiques, crocks, large copper apple butter kettles, primitives, cast iron items hunting items & accessories, collectibles & more, OnSite 2183 Germans Rd, Dean R Arner 10/14/18, MYERSTOWN, SUN 11 AM, Coin, 119 E Main Ave (Rear), All Points Auction Co.

10/15/18, MAPLE GLEN, MON ONLINE AUCTION ENDS, Pol Chambost art pottery vase, Antonio Martino oil on canvas + two others, Pair of continental figured walnut servers, Chinese porcelain etc.; Preview - 10/13 - 10 am-5 pm or by appt. @ 1425 Welsh Rd., Maple Glen, Online @ www.locatillc.com, Locati Auctions LLC 10/16/18, HATFIELD, BID LIVE & ONLINE TUES 10 AM, Firearms, 501 Fairgrounds Rd & w w w. a l d e r f e r a u c t i o n . c o m , Alderfers Auctions & Appraisers 10/17/18, HATFIELD, WED 10 AM, Firearms & Accessories, Alderfer's Auction Ctr. 501 Fairgrounds Rd, Alderfers Auctions & Appraisers 10/17/18, HATFIELD, BID ONLINE NOW THROUGH CLOSING WED 8 PM, Inuit Art Auction, Online www.alderferauction.com, Alderfers Auctions & Appraisers 10/17/18, POTTSTOWN, WED 10 AM, Fine Furnishings & Rugs; Furniture 11 am; Rugs Noon, 62 E High St, Curtis Wilson 10/18/18, HATFIELD, BID ONLINE NOW THROUGH CLOSING THURS 8 PM, Stained Glass Auction, Online www.alderferauction.com, Alderfers Auctions & Appraisers 10/18/18, HATFIELD, BID LIVE & ONLINE WED 10 AM, Military - Online lots start @ 10 am followed by Offline lots, 501 Fairgrounds Rd & www.alderferauction.com, Alderfers Auctions & Appraisers 10/19/18, BANGOR, FRI 2 PM, Furniture, artwork, porcelain/china/glass, sterling silver/gold, stoneware/pottery/bottles, advertising, toys/holiday, country items, folk art/tramp art, textiles, lighting/clocks, 2 jukeboxes w/speakers, set of movie theatre advertising slides, etc., 521 Richmond Rd, Hartzell's Auction Gallery Inc. 10/20/18, ALLENTOWN, SAT 7 PM, Non-Sport Card & Memorabilia Auction in conjunction w/the Philly Non-Sport Show, Lou Ramos Ctr 1344 N Sherman St, Birmingham Auctioneers 10/20/18, LANCASTER, SAT 8 AM, Abner Zook dimentional Lancaster Square scene painting, Hattie K. Brunner paintings, restored Farmall H. tractor, horse drawn carriages, sleigh, barn related antiques , coverlets, comic books, ABC sampler etc., OnSite 690 Central Manor Rd, Witman Auctioneers Inc. Continued on page 19

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Guns, Early Furniture, Antiques & Collectibles FURNITURE: 42” Oak serpentine pedestal table w/4 matching barrel chairs; 42” Oak serpentine pedestal table; 36” Oak claw-foot pedestal table w/4 matching pressed back chairs; white washed dresser w/brown top; Oak washstand; Lg. Walnut library desk; Walnut cradle; Chestnut quilting rack; Oak take-down closet/ wardrobe; 2 dark Oak dressers; cobbler’s table (modern); live edge Oak shelf; glass front 2-shelf display case; 3 rope beds; 2 Oak tables; Lg. Cherry desk/table with glass; green slant-top wood chest; shipping crate w/ shelves; blanket chest w/drawer; red painted blanket chest & tool chest; sm. red bench; 1800’s Oak slant-top school desk w/cast-iron base & chair; 1960’s school desk; cast-iron end tables w/glass tops; wood rockers & chairs (bow-back, plank-bottom, pressed-back, etc.); child’s chair w/granite pot of flowers; bucket bench; ANTIQUES & COLLECTIBLES: Wood scalding trough; cast-iron sink & pitcher pump; well pump; pitcher pump; wooden fruit crates; butcher’s table; wooden commode; 2 flat-top trunks; treadle sewing machine base w/folding Mahogany top; hay rack ladder; red barn loft door w/hinges; wooden open-top barrel; 3 carpenter’s tool carriers w/assorted old hand tools (wood, block & moulding planes; chisels; hatchets, etc.); wooden planes (block, jointing, tongue & groove); axes (adz, felling, goose wing, broad); hatchets (mortising, shingle); green wood carpenter’s box; cobbler’s tools; 1940’s 2-sided baby seat rocking horse; vintage hanging red table light; Dietz barn lanterns; kerosene oil lamps; cast-iron flower pots; Lg. gypsy pot; cast-iron skillets (Wagner/Sidney, Erie) some w/fire-ring; 18”x54” cast-iron trough (Brickerville Furnace 1800’s); cast-iron double burner wood/ chunk stove; 2 cast-iron claw-foot tubs; trapper items (skin stretchers, critter catchers, skinning hooks); jugs & crocks (some w/floral arrangements); crock spittoon; chicken waterer; coffee grinders; manual ice auger; ice dipper; apple crates; 10” skillet w/lid; PA Game Commission serving tray; Game News; hamburger press; Winchester knife; meat saw; cheese box; forged metal & cast-iron kettle hangers; 3-foot; sausage stuffer on bench; 1940’s milk bottle carrier; milk bottles; other bottles; framed wildlife prints (Ambrose Mallard Ducks in Flight 12x16 Oil-signed; Jerry Raedeke “Hunter’s Moon”-signed; Hayden Lambson “Rousted” Print #118/500-signed; Bugling Elk print) & other artwork; outside brass post & wall light fixtures; (6) 4”x11’ steel pipes; 2 boxes of veneer mountain stone; Shakespeare trolling motor & anchor; tent/camping gear; lg. amount of hunting & fishing items; assorted box lots; many more items not listed. GUNS: Savage mdl. 120A single shot w/scope; Springfield mdl. 1884 Army; Mossberg mdl. 25A, .22 cal.; CVA Kentucky .45 cal. Flintlock, parts gun; Wards Westernfield mdl. 60, 12ga.; Winchester mdl. 70, .270 cal. Bolt action; Mossberg mdl. 500A, 12ga. pump; New England .223 Rem.; Marlin 30-30; Black Powder shotgun; Remington mdl. 03-A3; British Army Rifle .303; All announcements sale day take precedence over all advertising. Not responsible for accidents or stolen items; Accepting Visa & MasterCard w/a 4% fee. No buyer’s Premium; Pictures at www.auctionzip.com ID5648 or www.jonesandmartinauctions.com.

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“It’s Alive! Frankenstein At 200” The Morgan Celebrates 200th Anniversary of Mary Shelley’s “Frankenstein” In Major New Exhibition

Carl Laemmle presented “Frankenstein: the Man who Made a Monster” in this lithograph poster from 1931, courtesy of the collection of Stephen Fishler, comicconnect.com, courtesy of Universal Studios Licensing LLC, courtesy of 1931 Universal Pictures Company Inc.

the Morgan and the New York Public Library, has only grown since then. We are very pleased to collaborate with the NYPL in presenting the full version of this extraordinary tale and how it lives on in the most resilient and timely of ways.” A copiously illustrated companion volume, “It’s Alive! A Visual History of Frankenstein,” provides a vivid account of the artistic and literary legacy of the novel along with detailed descriptions of the highlights in the exhibition, while a new online curriculum offers high school teachers resources for the classroom. The Exhibition The exhibition occupies two galleries: one documenting the life of Mary Shelley and the composition of her book, the other showing how the story evolved in the theater, cinema, and popular culture. The Influence of the Gothic Style and Enlightenment Science Mary Shelley’s “Frankenstein; or, the Modern Prometheus” sprang from both a passion for Gothic style that pervaded British culture long before the author’s birth in 1797 and the influence of the discoveries of European Enlightenment science. Audiences loved the supernatural in all its formulations ghosts, graveyards, mysterious strangers, secret warnings, lost wills, hidden pictures, and more. While novels were the primary vehicle for the Gothic, it was also popular with artists of paintings and prints, which were sometimes satirical - the Gothic was parodied as soon as it was taken seriously. The exhibition opens with the greatest horror painting of the 18th century, “The Nightmare,” painted in 1781 by the Swiss immigrant artist Henry Fuseli. Mary Shelley knew about this iconic image and may have used it in writing the climactic scene in “Frankenstein.” Shelley was also influenced by the scientific endeavors of the time. She had been born into an age of scientific and technological discovery in Britain, when institutions like the Royal Society began fostering exploration and experimentation. Across Britain spread a thriving circuit of lectures and science demonstrations for the public. A few of these experiments have become part of the Frankenstein legend. While writing the novel, Shelley had been reading Humphry Davy’s “Elements of Chemical Philosophy,” and she knew about anatomical dissections, contemporary debates about the origins of life, and electrical experiments on corpses. She lends this fascination to Victor Frankenstein, who makes a monster from corpses in his “workshop of filthy creation.” Mary Shelley’s Life and Conception of Frankenstein Mary Shelley grew up in a radical and intellectual milieu, the daughter of writers famous in their own time, the feminist theorist Mary Wollstonecraft and the novelist and philosopher William Godwin. After her mother died in childbirth, her father married Mary Jane Clairmont, who had children of her own, and the teenaged

Henry Fuseli’s (1741-1825) “The Nightmare” from 1781 is an oil-on-canvas, courtesy of the Detroit Institute of Arts, Founders Society Purchase with funds from Mr. and Mrs. Bert Smokler and Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence A. Fleischman, Bridgeman Images. Mary Godwin escaped a tense family atmosphere by making a long visit to friends in Scotland. When she returned in 1814, she met the poet Percy Bysshe Shelley, already married and a father. They soon fell in love and eloped to Europe, the most decisive act of all their lives. It was on a trip to Lake Geneva in 1816 accompanied by P.B. Shelley, Lord Byron, and her stepsister Claire Clairmont that Mary Godwin found the inspiration to write “Frankenstein.” During their stay, the party entertained themselves by reading aloud from a volume of Gothic tales. Byron suggested a contest to write ghost stories, and Shelley joined in energetically, looking for something “to curdle the blood, and quicken the beatings of the heart.” After days of frustrated effort, the idea came to her one night after hearing P.B. Shelley and Lord Byron discuss the origins of life and the possibility of animating a corpse by galvanic action. “I saw - with shut eyes, but acute mental vision - I saw the pale student of unhallowed arts kneeling beside the thing he had put together.” She returned to England with the beginnings of a novel. By 1817, she had finished a draft titled “Frankenstein; or, the Modern Prometheus.” The book appeared in three volumes on Jan. 1, 1818, after P. B. Shelley offered revisions and

found a publisher. Luckily for posterity, most of the “Frankenstein” manuscript has survived, making it possible to see the author’s original ideas, her second thoughts, and her husband’s suggestions. Portions of the manuscript containing key passages in the novel will be on display at the Morgan. Mary Shelley’s personal life was punctuated by tragedy in ways strangely similar to incidents in the novel. After settling in Italy in the spring of 1818 with

Mary Wollstonecraft Shelley’s (1797–1851) “Frankenstein; or, the Modern Prometheus,” New York: Grosset and Dunlap, 1931, courtesy of the Morgan Library and Museum, purchased on the Gordon N. Ray Fund 2016, PML 196478, courtesy of Universal Studios Licensing LLC, courtesy of 1931 Univeral Pictures Company Inc., photography by Janny Chiu.

her husband, children William and Clara, and stepsister Claire and her daughter, Allegra, the family experienced constant sorrow, as first William and Clara and then Allegra died. Their grief was only partly assuaged by the birth of another child, Percy Florence. Through their mourning and marital difficulties, Mary Shelley and her husband maintained a strenuous routine of writing and study and friendships in the English and Italian communities. In July 1822, Shelley suffered a final devastating loss: P. B. Shelley sailed with his friend, Edward Williams, and their cabin boy to meet their friend Leigh Hunt’s family in Leghorn; on their return their boat met a sudden squall, and they drowned. Frankenstein on Stage and on Screen When Mary Shelley returned to England in August 1823, one of the few bright spots was Richard Brinsley Peake’s melodrama “Presumption! or, the Fate of Frankenstein,” a theatrical hit, had made her famous. The actor Thomas Potter Cooke’s performance was the key factor: over six feet tall, clad in a gray-blue leotard, his exposed skin painted the same color, with a toga on top, he moved with lyrical athleticism and made the creature both frightening and pathetic. Mary Shelley saw one of Cooke’s performances and enjoyed it greatly. Other adaptations followed: at least 15 dramas based on the novel were produced between 1823 and 1826. A large portion of the exhibition is dedicated to the movies, which have played an essential role in popularizing the story and shaping our pop culture image of the monster. The earliest film of “Frankenstein” was made by the Edison Studios in 1910, but it is James Whale’s 1931 version that has taken such a prominent place in the popular psyche that it is now better known than the novel. The 1931 “Frankenstein” and 1935 “Bride of Frankenstein” gave us a radically reimagined version of the narrative, particularly the creation scene and Boris Karloff’s performance as the

monster. James Whale and his special effects technicians introduced the high-voltage lab equipment and set the scene amidst the thunder and lightning now obligatory in horror movies. The creature’s violence was induced by his being tortured with fire. Karloff later said, “Over the years thousands of children wrote, expressing compassion for the great, weird creature who was so abused by its sadistic keeper that it could only respond to violence with violence. Those children saw beyond the make-up and really understood.” The 1935 sequel, with Elsa Lanchester playing both Mary Shelley and the creature’s bride, has also aged well. Both films create sympathy for the creature through his encounters with stupid and sadistic people, and both Karloff and Elsa Lanchester portray their characters with dignity and depth of emotion. From the creation of the monster, to the creature’s killing of a small child, to violence committed against women, adaptations of “Frankenstein” again and again have returned to some of the most disturbing but recurring scenes of human experience. Mary Shelley’s unique contribution to culture is the creation of the monster. Her genius was to imagine a way to make life out of death; James Whale’s genius was to imagine a way to depict it in moving images and sound. Whale’s “Frankenstein” films sparked a mass of cinematic energy. Other directors drew from it for years after with imitations and derivative films, a few just as frightening, some quite funny, none as haunting. The Morgan has borrowed a series of B-movie posters from a private collector and the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences to show some of the more faithful, comic, lurid, and execrable treatments of this theme. Makeup artists, perhaps, have come closer than anyone to bringing Victor Frankenstein’s story to life. Jack Pierce’s makeup gave the creature a new face in the 1931 film. Some highlights in the Continued on page 11

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A classic of world literature, a masterpiece of horror, and a forerunner of science fiction, “Frankenstein” by Mary Shelley is the subject of a new exhibition at the Morgan. Organized in collaboration with the New York Public Library, “It’s Alive! Frankenstein at 200” traces the origins and impact of the novel whose monster has become both a meme and a metaphor for forbidden science, unintended consequences, and ghastly combinations of the human and the inhuman. Portions of the original manuscript will be on display along with historic scientific instruments and iconic artwork such as Henry Fuseli’s “Nightmare” and the definitive portrait of Mary Shelley. The story’s astonishingly versatile role in art and culture over the course of 200 years helps explain why the monster permeates the popular imagination to this day. This major exhibit will open Friday, Oct. 12, and run until Jan. 27, 2019. Co-curated by John Bidwell, the Astor curator and department head of the Morgan’s printed books and bindings department, and Elizabeth Denlinger, curator of the Carl H. Pforzheimer collection of Shelley and His Circle at the New York Public Library, this exhibition presents a diverse array of books, manuscripts, posters, prints, and paintings illustrating the long cultural tradition that shaped and was shaped by Mary Shelley’s myth. A large number of these works come from both the Morgan and the New York Public Library’s collections. Only 18 years old when she embarked on the novel, Shelley invented the archetype of the mad scientist who dares to flout the laws of nature. She created an iconic monster who spoke out against injustice and begged for sympathy while performing acts of shocking violence. The monster’s fame can be attributed to the novel’s theatrical and film adaptations. Comic books, film posters, publicity stills, and movie memorabilia reveal a different side to the story of “Frankenstein,” as reinterpreted in spinoffs, sequels, mashups, and parodies. “The Morgan is in an excellent position to tell the rich story of Mary Shelley’s life and of Frankenstein’s evolution in popular culture,” said director of the museum, Colin B. Bailey. “Pierpont Morgan was fascinated by the creative process, and one of the artifacts he acquired was a first-edition “Frankenstein” annotated by the author. The collection of works by the Shelleys, both at

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Non-Sport Card & Memorabilia Auction SATURDAY, OCTOBER 20TH Dick Briefer’s (1915–80) “Frankenstein” no. 10, New York: Prize Comics, November/December, 1947, is from the collection of Craig Yoe and Clizia Gussoni, courtesy of First Classics Inc., used with permission granted by Trajectory Inc. and to the pioneering scientific work of her day. A full chapter displays the Gothic paintings and graphic art that inspired Shelley’s work. The contextual chapters will make it useful to the student and the general reader. The author is Elizabeth Campbell Denlinger, and publisher is The Morgan Library and Museum, New York; D Giles Limited, London. Organization and Sponsorship “It’s Alive! Frankenstein at 200” is organized by the Morgan Library and Museum, New York and The New York Public Library. It is curated by John Bidwell, head of the Morgan’s printed books and bindings department, and Elizabeth Denlinger, curator of the Carl H. Pforzheimer collection of Shelley and His Circle. The Morgan Library and Museum is located at 225 Madison Ave. in New York City. To learn more, readers may call 212-685-0008 or visit www.themorgan.org.

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against James Whale. All pay exquisite attention to Mary Continued from page 10 Shelley’s text and its ethical section include the sketches implications. The exhibition closes with and photographs of this iconic appearance along with a grue- Barry Moser’s illustration of the some torso model of Robert De “Frankenstein” family tomb, Niro in Kenneth Branagh’s leaving us solidly in the tradi“Frankenstein,” provided by the tion of Gothic art with which Harry Ransom Center at the the show begins. Mary Shelley’s creature is a Gothic University of Texas, Austin. nightmare, but one who takes The Creature’s Afterlife: responsibility for himself. Even Comic Books and Prints The comic book as a sepa- as his blood boils at the injusrate slim magazine first tices committed against him, appeared in 1933 as a promo- he is also “torn by the bitterest tional insert in newspapers, remorse.” Seeking quiet in and “Frankenstein” has been death, he leaps onto his raft part of this medium’s history and is soon lost to human eyes. from nearly the beginning. The As mysterious and volatile in exhibition includes some of the death as in life, Frankenstein’s most interesting examples of monster leaves us with more the story, some aimed at chil- questions than answers-perhaps the decisive reason why dren and some at adults. Surprisingly few illustrators artists have been drawn to him have taken on the novel’s chal- for the past 200 years. Publication lenge, but we present four of “It’s Alive! A Visual History the best: Lynd Ward (remembered first of all as a wood of Frankenstein” delves into the engraver), Bernie Wrightson (a artistic and literary legacy of renowned comic book artist), the novel and provides detailed Barry Moser (a celebrated book descriptions of the highlights in illustrator), and Pierre-Alain the exhibition. It introduces Bertola (a polymath Swiss artist readers to portrayals of the who worked on a theatrical creature from his early days version of “Frankenstein”). All dancing across a stage, to Boris of them are working after and Karloff’s lurching pathos, to the wide variety of modern-day comic book versions, and of V i c t o r Frankenstein, from brainy college kid to bad scientist, and grounds them in historical context. In addition, it provides full Mary Wollstonecraft Shelley’s (1797-1851) introductions to “Frankenstein” manuscript, MS. Abinger c.56, fols. 20v Mary Shelley’s – 21r, 1816-17, is courtesy of the Bodleian Libraries, life before and after the novel University of Oxford.

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1. Antonio Martino (American 1902-1988) Oil on Canvas and two other works by Martino. 2. An American Carved and Gilded Pilot House Eagle. 3. A Gorham Sterling Sugar and Creamer Set, Presented by Civil War General Sheridan. 4. Isamu Noguchi for Knoll Cyclone Table. 5. A Men’s 18k Gold Baume and Mercier Wristwatch and other watches. 6. Pol Chambost (French 1906-1983) Art Pottery Vase. 7. Sydney Mortimer Laurence (1865-1940) Oil on Canvas. 8. A Loetz Silver Overlaid Art Glass Vase and other art glass. 9. An American Federal Mahogany Sofa, Attributed to William King. 10. A Pair of Continental Figured Walnut Servers. 11. A Pair of Large Royal Vienna Porcelain Covered Urns. 12. Good Chinese Porcelain.

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Robots, Space Toys, Early Disney, And Others Are Ready To Impress At Milestone’s Oct. 13 Premier Vintage Toy Auction Spotless TN Walking Batman With Crisp, Original Japanese Box Among Expected Stars since it’s new old store stock and has never been played with,” stated Sammet. “It’s all original and complete, and there isn’t a better example out there. The rich colors and high gloss have to be seen to be believed.” The 12-inch toy is accompanied by its spotless original Japanese-version box depicting “Adam West” as Batman and Robin in the Batmobile. The estimate is $10,000-$15,000. Another extraterrestrial prize is Lot 98, a boxed Mechanical Moon Robot (Robby the Robot lookalike). A wind-up as opposed to battery-operated toy, it is complete and appears never to have been played with. Its pre-sale estimate is $2,500-$3,000. A Marx tin wind-up Sparkling Rocket Fighter Ship, dazzling in its bright red and yellow motif, is a classic example of how manned spaceships were envisioned long before “Star Wars” or even the space race. The 12inch-long tinplate craft entered as Lot 107B is all original, including the often-missing tailfin, and comes with its visually spectacular pictorial box. Its estimate is $600-$800. Lot 115F is an incredibly rare factory case containing 12 TootsieToy #1031 Buck Rogers 25th Century Battle Cruisers, each pristine and in its original pictorial box. A circa-1875 Ives (American) Mechanical Performing Like the aforemenMonkey accompanied by original wood box with tioned Walking applied paper label will be estimated at $3,000- Batman, it is new $4,000. old store stock, est.

The rare TN Japan battery-operated Walking Batman, 12 inches tall, new old store stock with pristine original Japanese-version box, will be estimated at $10,000-$15,000.

$2,000-$3,000. An American antique toy of true museum quality, Lot 245E, is a circa-1875 Ives Mechanical Performing Monkey with handbells. “Not only is it in unbelievably fine collection, with bright, unfaded clothing and perfect facial paint, it also has its original wooden box with applied pictorial label,” said Sammet. The Ives label indicates that the toy received a patent, presumably for its unusual action. The pre-sale estimate has been set at $3,000-$4,000. There’s an impressive array of 1930s through postwar-era toys to delight Disney collectors. The grouping includes many examples of Mickey Mouse and other character toys that seldom appear at auction in such sparkling condition. Among the highly regarded Linemar productions are a tin wind-up Mickey on Unicycle, est. $400-$600; Mickey Cyclist, est. $300-$500; and boxed Mickey Mouse Dipsy Car, est. $400-$600. A 1940s Mickey Mouse watch, mint in its original cylindrical box, will cross the auction block with a $300-$500 estimate. Many of Mickey’s Disney stablemates will be on hand, as well. Lot 130, a rare and near-mint Marx boxed set, houses Pinocchio and Figaro the Cat tin wind-ups, both in This 1920s Sturditoy pressed-steel two-piece oil tanker with original decals top-notch condition. The set delivers two Disney favorites and tandem wheels is 33.5 inches long, est. $2,000-$2,500. for the price of one and is estimated at $1,000-$1,500. That muscle-bound, spinach-loving cartoon sailor Popeye will be showing off many skills, such as boxing, tumbling, blowing bubbles, jig dancing, and driving a patrol motorcycle. He’s also a highThis Marx tin wind-up Sparkling Rocket Fighter Ship with original pictorial box, flying pilot, as seen in Lot 201, 12 inches long, is all original, est. $600-$800. a 1935 tin wind-up Popeye

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A Mechanical Moon Robot, Japan, 11.5 inches tall, wind-up, unplayed-with condition, accompanied by original box, will be estimated at $2,500-$3,000.

its passenger and Wimpy as a it comes to auction with a spectator. Along with its pro- $1,000-$1,500 estimate. fusely illustrated original box, A fleet of pressed steel automotive toys includes many leading brands, including Buddy “L,” Bing, Marx, CorCor, Wyandotte, Dayton and Sturditoy. In the 1920s, the latter company produced a handsome 33.5-inch oil tanker in fire-engine red. An example of the two-piece truck and trailer, entered as Lot 390B, retains its original decals and nice tandem tires. Its auction estimate is $2,000-$2,500. Paddles are expected to The Marx boxed set containing “Walt Disney’s Pinocchio and His Famous Pet be airborne when Lot 458A, a Figaro the Roll-Over Cat” is in near mint condition, est. $1,000-$1,500. Continued on page 13

AUCTION Fine Furnishings and Rugs 10 A.M.

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POTTSTOWN, PA 19464 Winterthur inlaid Mahogany sideboard in the Hepplewhite style, by Kindel. Pair of Pembroke tables by Kindel. Henredon coffee table. Exotic marble curio/display cabinet, 7 ft. tall. Tiled Baker’s Rack. French armoire, 7 ft. tall. Fancy Victorian bedroom set. 7 piece Modern Mission Oak bedroom set. Mahogany breakfront. Tea cart. Gilt mirrors. Oak artist’s easel. Stained glass windows. Fancy, animated, illuminated and musical DISNEY picture #17 of 50 Ltd. Ed., 4 ft. in length. Pair of Magnepan flat speakers, 5 ft. tall, Magneplanar Model MG1. Jeweler’s Bench and ring sizer. Two semi-antique Turkish Palace carpets, each 18 feet long. Room size Persian rug w/needs. Three old runners and four assorted throw rugs. Eight piece antique wicker set. And much more! Photos available at www.Auctionzip.com auctioneer #8374.

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The color, action and irresistible charm of antique and vintage toys will be on full display during Milestone’s Saturday, Oct. 13, auction in suburban Cleveland, Ohio. More than 700 lots ranging from coveted early 20th-century German clockwork characters to mid-century superheroes and flashy ’50s vehicles await collectors, who may bid in person, absentee, by phone or live online. “The level of condition from start to finish is just incredible,” said Milestone co-owner Chris Sammet. “We set the bar very high with all of our premier sales, but I can say without any hesitation that this is the most outstanding selection of clean, original toys we have ever offered.” Many dozens of robots, space toys and superheroes will be ready to take the spotlight, and all eyes are sure to be on Lot 96, a TN batteryoperated Walking Batman in impeccable condition. “This toy is a dream for collectors

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rare Hubley cast-iron HarleyDavidson Parcel Post motorcycle, opens for bidding. With very clean original paint and

Harley decal on the gas tank, this much-admired bike comes with its correct blueuniformed driver, est. $2,000$2,500. Milestone’s Oct. 13 Premier Vintage Toy Auction

antiquesandauctionnews.net will begin at 10 a.m. Eastern Ben Hur Ave., Unit 8, Time, with all forms of bidding Willoughby, Ohio. available, including live online For additional information through Milestone’s own bid- or condition reports, call 440ding platform, 527-8060 or email info@ LiveAuctioneers, AuctionZip, milestoneauctions.com. Proxibid, HiBid or Invaluable. All images courtesy of Milestone is located at 3860 Milestone Auctions.

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PUBLIC AUCTION Of Antiques, Fine Collectibles, Iron Dog Doorstops,

Advertising Items, Lot Smalls, Wood Carved Items, 40 Guns, Fishing Items, 50 Duck Decoys, Mounts, Lot Reloading Items, Lot Hunting Gear, Lawn & Garden Items, Tools

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The Marx Popeye Express with original pictorial box, 1935, exceptionally fine condition, will be estimated at $1,000-$1,500.

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This Hubley cast-iron Harley-Davidson Parcel Post motorcycle is all original with correct blue-uniformed driver and Harley decal on gas tank, 10 inches long, est. $2,000-$2,500.

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We are having an Estate of fine glass and china. Over 30 totes of Beswick horse & dogs; Royal Doulton figures & mugs; Delft items W. Moorcroft pcs.; lg. quantity of blue & green Wedgwood, Coalport, Royal Winchester, Royal Staffordshire, English Ironstone, Royal Albert, Prince Charles & Princess Diana bride and groom doll and much more! Furniture - tools - jewelry and collectibles to be sold also! Terms - Cash, check or credit. 6% sales tax - 10% Buyer’s Premium. Check www.auctionzip.com under Griest’s Auction ID #1320 for pictures and Gibney’s ID #1806 for listing

EPHRATA, PA Pattern Glass, Clocks, Rugs, Oil & Other Lights, Lampshades, Choc. Mold, Figurines, Butterprints, Emerson Radio, Steiff Animals, Cup Dispensers, Postcards, Maggie Stupp Drawings, Roosevelt Bears, Pictures, Books Incl. Jack in the Pulpit, German, Ford, Lebanon Co. Atlas, Baseball Blankets, Music Box, Photos & Musical Album, Advertising Items, Pocketknives, 1864 $20 Bill, Musical Cigarette Box, Badges, Keys, Brass Exit Sign, Large Copper Luster Pitcher, German & Other Tools, Pedestal & Mortar, Viewmasters & Cards, Furniture Incl. Sm. Safe, Rollup Door File Cabinet, Library Table, Marble Top Table, Drop Leaf Table & 6 Chairs, Wooden Glider Plus Loads Of Other Items. Rich Harry, Auct. AU-002183-L Daryl Shupp, A. Auct., AA-018931 Phone (717) 336-3625

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The factory case containing 12 Tootsie Toy #1031 Buck Rogers 25th Century Battle Cruisers, each in original pictorial box, new old store stock, are estimated at $2,000-$3,000.

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(2901 Willow Street Pike N., Behind Willow Street Fire Hall) Nice diversified sale! Lot Pics. at probstauction.com! Preview Friday, October 12 from 9:30 A.M. til 11:30 A.M.! Good checks, cash, all credit cards (3%). Sale to be held in building. Food! Watch for sale schedule on web! Auction By Mrs. Jay (Doris) Herr & Ken Long Estate Probst Family Auction (717) 464-3700 AU1856-L

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AUCTION OF QUALITY ANTIQUES FRIDAY, OCTOBER 19TH AT 2:00 P.M. Hartzell’s Auction Gallery Inc., 521 Richmond Road, BANGOR, PA 18013 on

Unusual and rare items from several Pennsylvania, New Jersey and New York estates will be offered without reserve.

Transits, Sextant, Telephones, Collection of Pipes & Whistles, Political Pins, American Flags, Collection of Looking Glasses & Bridle Rosettes, Collection of Inkwells & Fountain Pens, Early Books, Papers & Albums, Flare Gun, Powder Flask, Collection of Cannons. SPECIAL MENTION: (2) Jukeboxes and Speakers, Set of Movie Theatre Advertising Slides, Providential Tile Works Fireplace Surround, NOS Sinclair Dino Gasoline Gas Pump Inserts, Emerson Brass Six Blade Fan, Railroad Advertising Broadside, Abraham Lincoln Ferrotype Pin, Group of Ohio Political Campaign Pins and Ribbons (McKinley-era), McKinley Campaign Poster, 19th C. Patent Model, Melrose Whiskey Advertising Clock, Large Ship’s Wheel, Illustrated Atlas & Modern History by Martin, Lot of Early NJ Paper and MORE.

Preview: Wednesday, October 17th from 8 A.M. to 4 P.M. Thursday, October 18th from 10:00 A.M. to 6 P.M. Friday, October 19th (day of the auction) 10 A.M. until auction start. Internet bidding will be facilitated by LiveAuctioneers.com. Bidders who wish to participate on-line are encouraged to register 24 hours prior to the auction. Absentee bids will be gladly accepted prior to the auction. Phone lines for bidding are limited and must be reserved by 6:00 P.M. Thursday, October 18th. For more information regarding the auction, please contact Hartzell’s Auction Gallery Inc. at 610.588.5831 or e-mail hartzell@epix.net. Additional information and photos can be found on hartzellsauction.com and Auctionzip.com

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FURNITURE to include: Worktables, Candlestands, Miniature Chest, Chest of Drawers, Cherry Corner Cupboard, Pine Corner Cupboard, Poster Beds, Drop Leaf Table, Painted Chest, Blanket Chests, Jelly Cupboard, Heywood Wakefield Rocker, (2) Tall Case Clocks, Deacon’s Benches, Hale Bookcase, (2) Globe Wernicke Stack Bookcases, Bowfront China Closets, Stained Glass Windows, Baker’s Kitchen Cabinet, Parlor Stove, Wire Plant Stand, Spinning Wheel, Arts & Craft Bookcase and Wall Unit, Clocks and MORE. ARTWORK to include: (12+) Jack Savitsky, (8+) Sterling Strauser, (5) Edna Palmer Engelhardt, (4) Peter Heiden, (2) Robert Rasely, Dolores Hackenberger, May Banta, Bruce Crane, Hoya, Wolper, Detwiller, Hale, Martinez, Tracht, Chandler, Folk Art Portraits and Folk Art Landscapes, Group of George Washington Lithographs and MORE. PORCELAIN/CHINA/GLASS to include: Flow Blue, Limoges, Wedgwood, Hand Painted Miniature nt Cut Portraits, Chinese Porcelain & Cloisonné, Canton, Mt. Washington Syrup, Amberina, Bohemian, Brilliant Glass & Pressed Glass and MORE. STERLING SILVER/GOLD to include: Gorham Flatware 38 Pieces, Coin Silver, Silver Bowl and Cup, Candelabras, Candlesticks, Silver Plate, 14K Gold Pendant and Cufflinks. STONEWARE/POTTERY/BOTTLES to include: (3) Advertising Script Jugs (Wallace-Stroudsburg, Loder-East Stroudsburg), Redware Pottery, Blue & White Stoneware, Unusual Fruit Jars, Soda Bottles, Insulators and MORE. ADVERTISING to include: Soda Fountain Syrup Bottles (Coca-Cola, Grape Smash), Coca-Cola Plates, Gasoline Advertising Pump Inserts (Dino Sinclair), Cigarette Thermometers, Tobacco Tins, Adv. Spool Cabinet, Beer Taps, Beer Signs & Beer Trays, Vending Machines, Matchsafe Collection, Caille Brothers Countertop Slot Machine, Glass Advertising Window, Miniature Dry Goods Advertising Wagon and MORE. TOYS/HOLIDAY to include: Cast-Iron Banks and Trucks, Miniature Cast-Iron Stoves, Tin Kitchen, Wooden Rocking Horses, (6) Unusual Glass Candy Containers, Dolls (Shirley Temple, Bisque, Porcelain, Storybook) and Doll Clothing, (12) Jack O’ Lanterns, Halloween Noisemakers & Decorations, Christmas Trees & Santas, Glass Easter Eggs and MORE. COUNTRY ITEMS to include: Weathervanes (Rooster and “1900” Banner), Wooden & Glass Butter Churns, Painted Slide Lid Box, Griswold, Painted Measure, Wooden Signs (Beaver House, Tea Room and others), Tea Caddies, Wooden Bowl, Iron Utensils, Baskets, Painted Kerosene Container, Wooden Goat Wagon and MORE. FOLK ART/TRAMP ART to include: Metal & Iron Shoe Trade Sign, Barber Pole, Turkey Decoy, Slate Decorated Game Board, Collection of Ships and Pond Boats, Collection of Ship in Bottles, (12) Tramp Art Boxes and Frames and MORE. TEXTILES: Quilts, Coverlets, Needlework, Sampler, Hooked Rugs, Vintage White Clothing, Paisley, Fur Coat, Collection of Beadwork Pincushions, Beaded Purses and MORE. LIGHTING/CLOCKS: Arts and Craft Table Lamp w/ Peacock Shade, Whale Oil, Pedestal Kerosene, Slag Glass, Gone With The Wind, Early Glass Shades, Handel Bases, Slate Mantle Clock, Seth Thomas, Ingraham Regulator and MORE. MISCELLANEOUS: Railroad Lanterns, Locks, Keys, Collection of Canes & Walking Sticks, Bookends, (4) Brass

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Frick To Receive Important Private Collection Of French Faience Promised Gift Featured In Exhibition “Masterpieces Of French Faience: Selections From The Sidney R. Knafel Collection” marvelous representation of the great variety and creativity of French faience,” stated director Ian Wardropper. “Faience was largely commissioned by a local regional aristocracy, and the result is another wonderful chapter in the history of ceramics that developed quite apart from the centers of political power and artistic innovation in Versailles and Paris. While our holdings in ceramics trace their origins to Henry Clay Frick’s interest over 100 years ago in Chinese and Sèvres porcelain, the institution has never before exhibited such a large and impressive body of faience. We are delighted to illuminate

This platter, Rouen, ca. 1725, Faience (tin-glazed earthenware), is 21 5/8 inches in diameter and is a promised gift of Sidney R. Knafel. Photo courtesy of Michael Bodycomb.

pieces, comprising his promised gift to the Frick, from his exceptional collection. Our ceramics holdings have grown in importance in recent years, especially in porcelain, so we are particularly pleased to display such a

this complementary topic through such a distinguished gathering of works and a related publication,” added Vignon. Faience Defined Faience is the term for tinglazed earthenware produced

in France during the 16th antimony (yellow), manthrough 18th century. ganese (purple and brown), Historically, pieces were iron (red-orange), and copper (green). Upon firing, the oxides are absorbed by and permanently fused into the tin-glazed layer. With the vogue for porcelain at its height during the mid-18th century, the desire to expand faience’s limited range of colors led French potters to develop the This plate, Rouen, ca. 1725, Faience (tin-glazed earthenware), is 9 5/6 inches in diameter and is a promised gift of Sidney R. Knafel. Photo courtesy of Michael Bodycomb. thrown on a potter’s wheel, formed in a mold, or, less frequently, shaped by hand. Because the clay used was porous, it was covered with a vitreous glaze made of silica (sand) to make the vessels impermeable. With the addition of tin oxide, the transparent glaze became white and opaque, thus masking the clay’s natural red or gray color and providing a uniformly white ground to which painted decoration composed of metallic oxides could be applied. Faience is categorized according to whether it is decorated using the grand feu (high fired) or petit feu (low fired) technique. In grand feu, metallic oxides are mixed with water and applied to the tin-glazed surface before being fired at a temperature of about 1650 degrees fahrenheit. The palette is consequently limited to those oxides that can withstand such high heat: cobalt (blue),

petit feu technique, in which objects were painted after firing then fired a second time, a process that allowed for a more extensive palette. The Knafel collection comprises pieces made exclusively with the grand feu technique. Before its production in France, tin-glazed earthenware had been made for centuries. The technique was

This orange tree planter, Nevers, ca. 1680, Faience (tin-glazed earthenware), is 25-by-27-by-1 1/8 inches and is a promised gift of Sidney R. Knafel. Photo courtesy of Christophe Perles.

Preview: Mon., Oct. 15th from 1:00 PM – 7:00 PM; 8:00 AM Day of Auction.

600+ Online lots Include Revolvers; Pistols; Military Handguns and Rifles; Shotguns; Hi-Power; Rim Fire; Antique Handguns and Long Guns. SPECIAL MENTIONS: Ruger Bisley Linebaugh Custom; Inglis, plus a g , Semi Auto MK-2SA Bren Gun with Tripod p p Savage Model 10 Tactical sniper rifle in 6.5 Creedmore, e built on a Sabre SVS-A3 MRCS-AR Modular Chassis System; Cannon – Built to look antique.

Preview: Mon., Oct. 15th from 1:00 PM – 7:00 PM; Tues., Oct. 16th 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM; 8:00 AM Day of Auction.

450+ Offline lots include Hundreds of thousands of rounds of Ammunition to include ball and defensive, reloading supplies, gun parts, hunting supplies, scopes, Hi capacity magazines, gun cases , Winchester Vintage cartridge Display Boards, and related items.

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developed in the Middle East before the 9th century and spread as a result of Arab conquests and commercial exchanges in the Mediterranean, arriving in Italy in the 13th century. Known as maiolica in Italy, tin-glazed earthenware experienced a Golden Age during the 15th and 16th centuries, and manufactories flourished in Urbino, Casteldurante, Pesaro, Faenza, Deruta, and Gubbio. Italian Renaissance maiolica elevated tin-glazed earthenware from a sophisticated type of pottery to an ambitious art form rivaling contemporary silver and also strongly influencing the production of tin-glazed earthenware in France. This influence is reflected in the French word faience, which derives from Faenza, the city in northern Italy that was an important center of maiolica production during the Renaissance. Influence of Italian Ceramics The production of tinglazed earthenware in France is directly related to the arrival in Lyon, during the second half of the 16th century, of several Italian maiolica potters and painters who were seeking opportunities outside Italy. Lyon was a culturally rich city at the crossroads of Italy, France, and the Holy Roman Empire, with a large Italian community, documented as early as 1512. Many Italian ceramists are known to have established themselves in Lyon, although

The ewer, Nevers, ca. 1680, Faience (tin-glazed earthenware), is 27.50-by13 inches and is a promised gift of Sidney R. Knafel. Photo courtesy of Christophe Perles. their work has not yet been identified. The only recorded objects with signatures are those painted by Gironimo Tomasi, who worked in Urbino and Albissola before immigrating to Lyon. Stylistic comparison suggests that three (possibly four) pieces in the Knafel collection were possibly made by Tomasi in Lyon, sometime between his arrival in the city in 1581 and his death in 1602. These rare objects, among them the plate, are painted in the tradition of those produced a generation earlier by the Fontana workshop in Urbino, where Tomasi received his early training. Continued on page 16

Preview: Mon., Oct. 15th from 1:00 PM – 7:00 PM; Tues., Oct. 16th & Wed., Oct. 17th from 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM; 8:00 AM Day of Auction.

450+ lots include Japanese Samurai swords; German WWII daggers and knives; German WW II insignia, pins and medals; German WW II flags, ephemera, and books; Militaria including fatigue and dress uniforms, headgear, webgear, equipment, flags, optics, bayonets and related items (US, German, Japanese, Soviet, and others).

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This fall, an exhibition at The Frick Collection will debut an important promised gift of French faience from the holdings of Sidney R. Knafel, who, over a 50-year period, developed one of the world’s finest and most comprehensive such private collections in the world. The 75 objects included in the gift will be shown in the Frick’s daylit Portico Gallery. Together, they will tell the fascinating and complex history of an aspect of European decorative arts that warrants greater attention. The exhibition, which is organized by decorative arts curator Charlotte Vignon, will be accompanied by a catalogue published in hard and softcover editions by the Frick, in association with D Giles Ltd. “We are immensely grateful to Sid and his wife, Londa, for being such generous friends and benefactors of the Frick and especially to Sid for allowing us to present so many

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1810 Henry Burkett bought part of the “Merryland Tract” that had been granted to the family off Gov. Thomas S. Lee. In 1829, Henry Burkett commissioned a survey of his land an platted what was to become the town that bears his name today. From then until the Civil War, the village flourished, with many of the trades of the times being housed in the structures that were built. On Sept. 13 & 14, 1862, Burkittsville became closely involved with the Civil War, where both Union and Confederate Army’s engaged in the Battle of Crampton’s Gap, a bloody prelude to the Battle of Antietam. The Burkett House at 103 East Main Street was built in 1807. It is a rectangular 2½ story, 6 bay federal style structure made of brick covered with painted stucco and a gable metal roof. A spectacular walnut corner cupboard (which is in the Oct. 20th auction) was built and signed by Henry Burkett and placed in the living quarters of the house, where he also resided.

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Numerous Antique Furniture Including One Of The Finest Walnut Corner Cabinets To Hit The Auction Market Built And Signed By Henry Burkett Himself In 1809 (Mr. Burkett Was The Founder Of Burkittsville) 12 Pane Early Flat Wall Country Cupboard c. 1860’s, Plus Other Cupboards, Numerous c. 1860’s Victorian Walnut Furniture Including One Of The Finest Victorian Hall Trees From The Burkett Home, Mahogany Furniture, Tilt-Top Tables, Oak Table w/ Claw Feet w/# One Larkin’s Chairs, Oak Bedroom Set, Plus Other Oak Furniture, Numerous Antiques Chairs Of All Types, Period Furniture, Curio Cabinets, Chest Of Drawers, Early Blanket Chest, Art Deco Furniture, Modern Furniture, Plants Stands, Bedside Tables, Dining Room Tables And Chairs, Outdoor Patio Furniture, Numerous Oil Paintings And Early Fine Framed Prints, Early Wooden Carpenter’s Workbench w/Original Vice c.1800’s, Antique Clocks, Early Quilts, Extremely Rare Horse Head On Hoof Andiron Set, Old Milk Bottles, Numerous Early Jugs, Crocks And Stoneware, Numerous Early Glassware Including Fenton, Red Ruby, Depression, Satin Glassware, Numerous Fine China, Hummels, Beer Steins, Rare Collection Of Early Red Satin Glass Tabletop Oil Lamps (Not Electrified - Original Condition), Numerous Oil Lamps, Collection Of Electrified Oil Lamps w/Glasss Shades, Mirrors, Early Tinware And Primitives, Local Frederick County Advertising Items And Ephemera Including g Calendars And Signs From Middletown, Jefferson, Knoxville, Frederick City, Broad Run, Petersville, Brunswick k And BurkittsvilLe, Early Mantel Vases, 14K Jewelry And Costume, Sterling Silver, Area Rugs, Lanterns, Hat Stands,, Colorful Postcards, Carnival Canes, Enamelware, Brass Steam Whisle, Rare Cast-Iron Red Goose Shoes Store e String Dispenser c.1920’S, Collection Of Black Faced String Holders, Disney Toothbrush Holders, Burkittsville Postt Office Money Order Record Book 1928-1930 Filled With Local Family Names, Local Well-Known Auctioneerss Personal Cane Signed “Emmert R. Bowlus - Auctioneer” Mr. Bowlus Always Used This Cane During His Auctions In n Frederick County To Point To Auctioned Items, Advertising Clocks, Attic Toys And Games, Local Frederick County y Advertising Thermometers, Fully Loaded Buick Lucerne CXL Fully Loaded Garaged Kept Since New Part Of The e Guyton Estate. Plus Much More!!! PLUS SO MUCH MORE COMING AS OF THIS WRITING!!! HUNDREDS OF LOTS TO BE SOLD IN THIS ONE DAY AUCTION EVENT - NO RESERVES - NO INTERNET BIDDING!!! PLEASE GO TO WWW.AUCTIONZIP.COM (AUCTIONEERS ID#2894) TO VIEW HUNDREDS OF PHOTOS FOR THIS LARGE AUCTION. MORE PHOTOS TO BE ADDED RIGHT UP UNTIL FRIDAY, OCTOBER 19TH. SO PLEASE KEEP CHECKING OUR WEBSITE. ITEMS STILL ARRIVING FOR THIS AUCTION EVENT!!! TERMS OF AUCTION: Cash, Traveler’s Checks. 10% Buyer’s Premium Added To The Hammer Price. Out-Of-State Dealers: Your Tax Number Or Retail Sales Tax Number Is Welcome With A Copy Of Your Current Tax License. OutOf-State Buyers Must Have A Bank Letter Dated 3 Days Prior To October 20th, 2018 Stating That Their Checking Account Has A No Bounce Check History If Wishing To Write A Check. We Accept Checks From Maryland Residents. The Auctioneer Has The Right To Refuse Anyone’s Check If He Wishes To Do So. All Items Sold WhereIs And As-Is. All Announcements Made On Auction Day Shall Take Precedence Over Previously Distributed Information. We Do Not Accept Credit Cards And No Internet Bidding. FOR MORE INFORMATION ABOUT THIS AUCTION OR CONSIGNING TO OUR MONTHLY AUCTIONS PLEASE CONTACT:

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antiquesandauctionnews.net literature, including manufactories, 14 of which the popular novel operated simultaneously. The L’Astrée, by Honoré signature of Rouen faience at d’Urfé (published this time was a type of intri1607–27). These two cate decoration imitating exceptional pieces embroidery, called lambrewere originally quins. The tradition evolved intended for display from the practice of late 16thduring a banquet, and 17th-century Chinese set out on a creden- potters, who adorned finza to impress guests, ished porcelain objects either inside a with a piece of embroiThis basin, Nevers, ca. 1665-85, Faience (tin-glazed princely residence dery. Later, Chinese painted earthenware), is 19.5-by-22.75 inches and is a or outdoors, in a lav- potters promised gift of Sidney R. Knafel. Photo courtesy of ish jardin à la export porcelain with française (French motifs reminiscent of Camille Leprince. garden). the embroidered decgrotesques is largely inspired Rouen became an active orations, inspiring by Italian models. Its mono- center of faience production Dutch, Nevers, and chrome blue decoration, how- when, in 1644, Nicolas Poiret Rouen potters to do the ever, was produced mainly in was granted a royal privilege same. It was in Rouen, howNevers but never in Italy. from Louis XIV that gave him ever, that this style of painted By the middle of the 17th the exclusive right to produce decoration became the most century, Italian potters had faience in Normandy for the elaborate. Pieces in the Knafel next 50 years. Edme Poterat collection demonstrate the directed Poiret’s manufactory varied ways in which the lamuntil 1674, when he acquired brequin motif was adapted in it. With such an advantageous Rouen, sometimes covering an monopoly, Poterat and his two entire object and other times sons, Michel and Louis, trans- used in borders, thick or thin, formed Rouen into a major surrounding a central scene center of faience production such as children playing, bouin Europe. When the royal quets of flowers, or coats of privilege expired in 1698, sev- arms. eral new faience manufactoIntended to help fund ries opened in the city. The France’s ongoing and costly first half of the 18th century wars, sumptuary laws passed saw the establishment of 18 by Louis XIV in 1679, 1689, and

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Production in Nevers and Rouen In the early 1590s, Lyon lost its political and economic independence, which adversely affected the growth of the city’s manufactories and workshops, including those making faience. Famine and fear of plague further prompted the city’s Italian potters to move to Nevers, in central France, which had been ruled by an Italian prince, Luigi Gonzaga of Mantua, since his marriage in 1565 to Henriette of Cleves. Among the numerous Italian artists and craftsmen Gonzaga attracted to Nevers was Augustin Conrade (also known as Agostino di Domenico Conrado), whose family went on to dominate the production of faience in Nevers until the mid-17th century, at a time when Nevers was the only A painting attributed to Gironimo Tomasi Dish, Lyon, ca. 1582-1600, Faience (tin-glazed earthenware), is 18 7/8 inches and is a promised gift of Sidney R. Knafel. Photo courtesy of Michael Bodycomb. town in France producing faience. Originally from Albissola in Liguria, Conrade spent a few years in Lyon prior to establishing a workshop in Nevers, in 1584, where he was soon joined by his nephews, Dominique, Baptiste, and Bernardin. In 1608, Dominique founded the faience manufactory called Les Trois Rois (The Three Kings), and, in 1610, Baptiste opened La Croix d’Or (The Golden Cross). Antoine Conrade, great nephew of Augustin, was the head of Les Trois Mores (The Three Moors), the largest workshop in Nevers from 1626 until his death in 1647. This workshop is likely to have produced the spectacular plate previously referenced, whose complex shape and decoration combining sphinxlike creatures, winged figures, and fantastic

The platter, Nevers, ca. 1660-70, Faience (tinglazed earthenware), is 16-by-19.75 inches and is a promised gift of Sidney R. Knafel. Photo courtesy of Michael Bodycomb. mint to be melted down, an example reluctantly followed by the aristocracy, who were pressured to relinquish their own precious metal objects, mostly silver table services, for the benefit of the state. As described about 1715 by the celebrated French memoirist Saint-Simon, this resulted in a sudden craze among French aristocrats for domestic faience: “In eight days, all who were of grand or considerable standing used only faience

manufactory, which depicts a complex scene with Asian merchants in the foreground and soldiers in the background, painted in monochrome blue with yellow highlights and touches of green. Shift in Function from Display to Use In the early days of faience production, objects were costly and therefore acquired, collected, and gifted exclusively by patrons at the highest Continued on page 19

been established in France for several generations, and some native French potters had no Italian roots at all, thus the Italian influence had become weaker. In Nevers, potters and painters began to explore new types of decoration, forging an artistic identity distinct from their Italian predecessors. At the forefront of this effort was the introduction of a dark blue background, often referred to as “Nevers blue,” represented in the Knafel collection by a very large ewer that is one of the most ambitious examples of French faience, along with a recently discovered basin. Their shapes recall silver pieces used at the court of Louis XIV, while their painted decoration, with figures wearing turbans, a shepardess, and peddlers, is inspired by early 17th-century French

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PUBLIC LIVING ESTATE AUCTION SATURDAY, OCTOBER 13, 2018 AT 8:30 A.M. 548 BROADWAY, HANOVER PA 17331 AFTER 67 YEARS OF KEEPING HOUSE HERE, SADIE B. WHISLER HAS MOVED AND WILL BE SELLING A FANTASTIC LIFE TIME COLLECTION OF ANTIQUES AND MEMORIES Nice 2 piece corner cupboard with 9 glass in door, Jelly cupboard, pie safe with tin in door and sides, pie safe made into a china closet, Oak Larkins bookcase and desk comb., Dovetailed blanket chest, Empire chest of drawers, Old robe bed, Weaver piano and bench, Gateleg table, oak bed, Several plank seat chairs, Dough tray, 3 section bookcase, Blanket chest, Cedar blanket chest, Rocking chair, Quilting frame, Wardrobe, 2 Oak wall mount telephone, Highchair, Franklin sugar wooden box, several other wooden boxes, Wall mirror, Treadle sewing machine, Square stand with drawer, Miniature chest, Safe, Cider press in good cond., wood stove, Wooden water trough, School desk, Wooden mantels, Several nice quilts, Sausage stuffer, Ols small wooden wheelbarrow, stepladder, 2 mortise leg benches, and much more. Will be selling with 2 auctioneers, bring along a friend Charles and Scott Wehrly and Shawn Carbaugh, Auctioneers Lic. #AU985L Tel. 717-235-4146 Go to www.wehrlysauction.com for pictures and listing.

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Collector enthusiasm for the finest of antique dolls reached new heights across all genres at Theriault’s Marquis Auction held in Scottsdale, Ariz., on July 16. Titled “Provenance,” the auction featured dolls from estate collections, many with fascinating personal history. There was the beloved French musical automaton, “Pierrot Serenading the Crescent Moon” by Lambert, which had remained in the Rollins family of New York and Connecticut since its gifting to Daniel Rollins in 1890 during his coffee-venture business trip to Brazil. “Although we don’t know the complete circumstances of the trip, a letter written by his author wife, Alice Wellington Rollins, detailing their voyage contained the wide, yet mysterious, phrase, ‘I have no idle hours to spend in hunting up the bitter foe who simply ought to be my friend,’” noted cataloger Florence Theriault. The automaton strummed its way to $34,500. And there were the familyheld dolls and ephemera relating to the early American

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on a cover of the Richter book, “The Beloved Kathe Kruse Dolls,” doubled its pre-sale estimate, topping at $3,450, and the very rare “Sternschnuppchen” bonnet doll soared to $4,600 (est. $1,200-$1,700). Other unusual dolls in the auction included woodenbodied peupée “Lily” by Lavallee-Peronne, selling at $13,800 (est. $5,500-$7,500); four 8- to 13-inch wooden Grodnertal dolls with provenance at $6,600 (est. $2,500$3,500); early English wooden doll in original costume at $57,500 (est. $23,000-$35,000); an extremely rare French

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ANTIQUES & COLLECTIBLES Lg. Oak Side-by-Side w/Mirrored Top Shelf; Partial Oak Kitchen Cabinet; 7 Pc. Depr. Dining Room Suite; 5 Pc. Waterfall Bedroom Suite; Refinished Oak Bureau; Mahog. Claw Foot Settee; Walnut Victorian Dresser w/ Mirror; Wooden Benches; CI Claw Foot Bathtub; Books incl.: “The PA Citizen” Shimmell 1903, Theo. Roosevelt 1919 & “Little Red Riding Hood” 1929; Bell Autoharp in Case; Lone Ranger Guitar; Few Patchwork Quilts; Coffee Grinders; Cherry Stoner; Wooden Berry Carriers; Tin Junior Typewriter; Stereoscope; Lg. Lot Costume Jewelry; Glassware: Approx. (225) Peanut Butter Glasses incl.: Water Lily, Orchids, Peony, Cardinal Climber & Sunflower w/(12) Juices & (5) Iced Teas; Hull Pottery “Little Red Riding Hood” Items incl.: (14) Cookie Jars, Coffee & Sugar Canisters, Various Creamers & Sugars; Orange Carnival incl. (2) Three-Footed Rose Bowls, 7 Pc. Water Set, Rose Pattern Creamer, Sugar & Butter Dish, Cherry Pattern Bowl; Lg. Lot Depr. Glass incl. 40+ Pcs. Pink Cherry Blossom (2 Water Sets, Bowls, Sugar & Creamer, Cake Plate, etc.); Various Pink Items (Pitcher & Cracker Jar); Gold Bowls & Other Pcs. Marigold & Clear Iris (Water Set, Lg. Bowl, Butter Dish, Vase, Creamer & Sugar; Pr. Roseville Vases; (2) Shirley Temple Creamers; (7) Kitchen Cabinet Jars; Milk Glass Water Set; P&P Glass incl.: Admiral Dewey Pitcher; Lg. Lot Handled Baskets; Child’s Tea Set; Coins: (5) 1921 & (1) 1886 Morgan Dollars, (9) Peace Dollars, Ike Dollars, Few Silver Halves, Quarters, Dimes, V-Nickels, Wheat, & Indian Head Pennies, Watches: Elgan R/R Watch; Mura Gold Filled & Waltham Pocket Watches. 2005 BUICK CENTURY 4 DR. SEDAN: 47,750 Miles, One Owner, Auto., AC, Burgundy Color. Terms: Cash or PA Check with Picture ID. No Buyer’s Premium or Absentee Bids. Note: Auction will begin with Tools. Auto & Furniture at 12:00 Noon. Tony Michetti, Esq. Estate of Doris Knerr Ruby A. Heim & Marge R. Snyder, executors Visit our website at:

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This early English wax doll, a mere 12 inches, was garbed in original gown and is believed to be made by the hands of Laetitia Clark Powell of London in the late 1700s. Other examples of her dolls, also costumed by her, An exquisite German bisque lady with The pair of German felt character dolls are in the Victoria and Albert Museum. sculpted jewelry and long flowing by Steiff soared to $14,000 with global bidding. locks reached $8,625. It sold for $19,950.

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Fall Foliage Meets “Follies” At Winterthur

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bisque bébé with painted masquerade mask at $32,200 (est. $8,000-$11,000); and a well-fitted miniature “Parfumerie” Parisian shop at $10,875 (est. $4,500-$6,500). The auction featured 445 lots, each with well-detailed descriptions in a 184-page full-color catalog. Theriault’s upcoming Marquis auctions are scheduled for Saturday and Sunday, Nov. 3 and 4, at the Westin Chicago North Shore in Wheeling, Ill., and Saturday and Sunday, Jan. 12 and 13, 2019, at the Fashion Island Hotel in Newport Beach, Calif. To receive a complimentary brochure about either auction, call 410-224-3655 or email info@theriaults.com.

this gazebo from the Latimeria estate in Wilmington. It was installed in the Winterthur Garden according to his instructions in 1929. Umbrella Seat and Pagoda Gate – The Umbrella Seat and Pagoda Gate, also from the Latimeria estate in Wilmington, were installed by Henry Francis du Pont in the 1920s. 1750 House – Henry Francis du Pont relocated the façade of this New Castle house to Winterthur in the 1960s. He used it to camouflage the chiller tower. Brick Lookout – The Brick Lookout is a structure that was repurposed by Henry Francis du Pont in 1957 when it was moved to Sycamore Hill. Bristol Summerhouse – Henry Francis du Pont created the Bristol Summerhouse in the 1960s based on a structure he had seen at The

Lindens in Bristol, R.I. Faerie Cottage – Enchanted Woods is filled with repurposed items from the Winterthur estate, including iron and stone elements from earlier gardens and house facades that were remodeled and replaced as the household evolved. “Follies: Architectural Whimsy in the Winterthur Garden” is open dawn to dusk and is included in admission and is free of charge to members. All “follies” are accessible by foot or tram on a one-mile loop that takes visitors through the core of the historic Winterthur Garden. While visiting “follies,” see more spectacular nature in “Dining by Design: Nature Displayed on the Dinner Table,” an enchanting look at how dinnerware designs have been inspired by nature since

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has been admired for decades. Needle’s Eye – The Needle’s Eye folly is inspired by a folly constructed in Yorkshire, England, in the 18th century. Neoclassical Folly – A common design in gardens, this folly is modeled after the portico or entrance to a Greek temple or public building. Mirrored Folly – This mirror-clad building is inspired by the porte cochere (porch roof) on Winterthur’s train station and reflects the surrounding garden. Ottoman Tent – This folly is an interpretation of an Ottoman tent, a reflection of the fashion for tents and other decorative arts inspired by the Ottoman Empire. Gothic Tower – This folly is a gothic-inspired tower, like a turret you might find on a castle. It is located on Oak Hill, looking toward the Brandywine. Chinese Pavilion – This structure is inspired by the Chinese House at Stowe Landscape Garden in Buckinghamshire. It is one of the earliest surviving structures of its kind in England. Green Folly – The Green Folly is constructed of plant material including tree trunks, beech twig thatching, and other woodland embellishments that reflect the Winterthur landscape. Existing, historic garden structures featured in the “Follies” exhibition include the following: Latimeria Summerhouse – Henry Francis du Pont rescued

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There is no better time than autumn to stroll the Winterthur grounds, as the colors of the season create a striking backdrop to the whimsical and classic garden structures, or “follies,” featured in Winterthur’s first outdoor exhibition, “Follies: Architectural Whimsy in the Garden.” Whether viewing “Follies” for the first time or experiencing it anew, visitors will enjoy seeing the “follies” combine with colorful fall trees and flowers to create a landscape like none they’ve seen before. “This is a great place to experience fall color in Delaware,” said Chris Strand, Winterthur’s Brown Harrington director of Garden and Estate. “It is also a wonderful time of year to explore Henry Francis du Pont’s garden and take in the historic views and vistas of this iconic Brandywine landscape.” The “Follies” exhibition features 13 whimsical and classic garden structures. “Follies” are architectural constructions, often extravagant or picturesque, positioned in the landscape to amuse, frame a view, or pique the viewers’ curiosity. Seven new follies designed and constructed for the exhibition are featured with six existing, historic follies placed in the garden by Henry Francis du Pont. Among the fall highlights Strand anticipates are the reflections of the Needle’s Eye at the entrance pond against the autumn colors of grasses, goldenrod, and asters in flower. Bright orange leaves of shadbush will frame views of the Brick Lookout and Bristol Summerhouse on Sycamore Hill. Thousands of lilac-colored autumn crocus will burst into bloom around the Ottoman Tent. And gardens and woodlands everywhere will flame with the russets, golds, and oranges of ancient red oaks, black oaks, poplars, and beeches. The new “follies” feature the work of contemporary architects based on designs from the 18th and 19th centuries and are a delightful addition to a landscape that

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levels of French society. Consequently, early pieces from Lyon and Nevers were intended only for display. The spread of faience workshops in Nevers, Rouen, and elsewhere in France during the eighteenth century changed the status of these objects and, ultimately, their function. One of the most important changes was the use of faience to serve food. To ensure the success of their workshops, French potters, beginning in Rouen, closely followed the culinary developments at the time. For instance, they created multiple dishes in different forms and

sizes in response to the popularity of the service à la française, an elaborate style of dining wherein various components of a course were served at the same time. Such inventiveness reflects the ingenuity of French potters, who, over the course of two centuries, produced pieces of great originality and technical complexity, the finest of which are represented by impressive examples in the Knafel collection. The quality of such pieces almost obscures the fact that faience was essentially a provincial art, largely patronized and commissioned by a local aristocracy, far from the centers of political power in Versailles and Paris.

antiquesandauctionnews.net Major support for the exhibition is provided by Melinda www.johnstinger.com and Paul Sullivan and The Selz Foundation. Additional funding is generously provided by Helen-Mae† and Seymour R. Askin, Barbara G. Fleischman, Anne K. Groves, Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Horvitz, Nancy A. Marks, Peter and Sofia Blanchard, Margot and Jerry Bogert, Jane Condon and Kenneth G. Bartels, Mr. and Mrs. Jean-Marie Eveillard, Barbara and Thomas C. Israel, and Monika McLennan. The Frick Collection is located at 1 E. 70th St., near Fifth Ave. in New York City. For general Information, call 212-288-0700 or visit www.frick.org.

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