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Winfield Auction Gallery To Sell Important Pennsylvania Impressionist Work On Nov. 2 FRIDAY NOVEMBER 1, 2019 • VOL. 50, NO. 44

Modern Design Stays Strong At Briggs Auction Highlights Included George Nakashima Studio Furniture

This is one of two George Nakashima custom room-divider cabinets. Each sold for $34,440.

Briggs Auction Inc. was pleased to present its Modern Design Auction featuring the Adelman estate collection on Sept. 13. The auction included 316 lots of fresh-to-the-market mid-century modern and modern design furnishings and decorative arts, fine art, fine jewelry, and much more.

The majority of the auction items came from the Adelman estate. The Hockessin, Del., home of Shirley and Herbert The George Nakashima Claro end table sold for $28,320.

Adelman was artfully furnished entirely with studio and creativity of mid-century modern Danish furniture, decorative and design. Highlights of the collection fine arts, and more. Shirley’s keen included pieces by George eye for design, which she formed Nakashima, Finn Juhl, Arne Vodder, early and nurtured through her Charles and Ray Eames, Zahara work with one of the first design Schatz, and Larry and Nancy studios in Philadelphia in the mid- Buechley, among others. Most 20th century, helped hone her love pieces were accompanied by their original sales receipts and in excelof contemporary design.

While she may not have put her lent condition.

Highlights of this exciting interior decorator license to work outside her home, the inside was a collection included four George graceful reflection of the passion Nakashima studio pieces customand joy she found in exploring the designed for the Adelmans. Two George Nakashima special version room divider cabinets, an overhanging free-edge slab top, and two sliding pandanus cloth doors, and a fitted interior with two adjustable oak shelves, each signed and dated Jan. 17, 1989, and each with a copy of the original drawing and copy of receipt, sold for $34,440 each. All prices include applicable 18- or 23percent buyer’s premium.

A fine George Nakashima walnut Odakyu end table with a Minguren I base and a Claro walnut free-form, extra thick, slab top on black walnut base was signed and dated “George An interesting, signed 1964 Roy Lichtenstein offset litho- Nakashima, Jan. 17 1989” graph on wove paper simply titled “Temple” sold for $4,674.

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Fine Esther Groome Painting And Philadelphia Tea Table Among Expected Stars Of Quality Sale

By Hope C. Thomas While most associate the Impressionist Movement with 19th century French painters such as Claude Monet and JeanBaptiste-Camille Corot, a significant American Impressionist movement was in play in tiny New Hope, Pa., during the early 20th century. Among the first modern movements in American art, it set the tone for those that followed, including Cubism and Abstraction. Highly influenced by earlier French Impressionists, works of this movement represented the antithesis of acade- This is a fine example of Esther M. Groome’s (1857my art of the day. Largely 1929) painting. She was a noted Impressionist and defined by a limited and vibrant resident of Carlisle, Pa. color palette, the technique used short strokes in immediate was a noted Impressionist of the juxtaposition to interpret the effect period and resident of Carlisle, Pa. of light on the subject. Scenes most An excellent example of her work often depicted spontaneous real- will be auctioned Saturday, Nov. 2, life impressions of the moment and by Winfield Auction Gallery. were painted outdoors, or plein air. Schooled at the Pennsylvania Continued on page 2 Esther M. Groome (1857-1929)

Locati’s September Sale Bodes Well For The Market Lalique “Masque de Femme” Plaque Sells For $1,800 Locati LLC of Maple Glen, Pa., presented its latest online sale from Sept. 3 to 16. With over 700 lots, this sale featured estate jewelry, fine art from the 18th to the 20th centuries, glass including Lalique and Baccarat, sterling silver flatware and hollowware, period furniture, and more.

“We had a great deal of estate sterling and fine jewelry in this sale,” commented co-owner Michael Locati.

“Several pieces of impressive glass were also offered, notably by Lalique.”

Among the highlights were an amber and 18-carat gold choker necklace that realized This Lalique “Masque de Femme” plaque realized $2,100; a Pablo Picasso $1,800.

The Vienna amphora turn teplitz vase sold for $2,300.

(Spanish, 1881-1973) signed lithograph, which sold for $2,500; and a Sevres-type bronze clock with candelabra selling for $3,500.

“We had well over 2,000 registered bidders for this timed online auction,” furthered Locati. “There were signs of life in the category of furniture, which gives me some hope.”

Locati further commented that he is hopeful the antiques industry can work together to promote the virtues of collecting to a new generation. “That’s really the main challenge today.”

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Zorro Collectibles Through The Years on page 10

Milestone’s Nov. 2 Premier Firearms Auction To Feature Stellar Selection Of Winchester Rifles And Many Desirable Colts on page 14

Pook & Pook To Have Online-Only Decorative Arts Auction On Nov. 1 on page 19

In This Issue SHOPS, SHOWS & MARKETS . . . . . . . . . . starting on page 3 SHOPS DIRECTORY . . . . . . . . . on page 5 EVENT & AUCTION CALENDAR . on page 7 AUCTION SALE BILLS . . . starting on page 7

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(New Hope, Pa.). The lot included the original drawing provided to Mr. Herbert Adelman, a copy of other drawings that contain it and other ordered pieces, and a copy of the original receipts, and realized $28,320. A George Nakashima, New Hope, Pa., from 1989, double-pedestal desk with single-board black walnut free-form slab top with two rosewood butterflies, set on two three-drawer pedestals with finished backs and the lowest drawer fitted with Pendaflex file adapters, included the original drawing provided to Mr. Herbert Adelman, a copy of other drawings that contain it and other ordered pieces, and a copy of the original receipts; it went for $27,060.

The collection also included five George Nakashima for Widdicomb (Grand Rapids,

A one-of-a-kind Andrew Grima designed emerald and diamond ring set in 18-carat gold realized $12,300.

Mich.) “Origins” pieces: a ca.

1960s black walnut triple dresser with an overhanging top over a nine-drawer case with sculptued pulls and six tapering legs ($6,490); a ca.

1960s tall chest with a black walnut five-drawer case ($5,900); a pair of model 215 nightstands ca. 1960s, each in black walnut with rectangular tops over a case with a single drawer over an open compartment, on short tapered legs ($4,248); a ca. 1960s mirror

A rare set of six Finn Juhl dining chairs with copy of the original sales receipt realized $14,637.

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antiquesandauctionnews.net with sculpted black walnut post-modern furnishings and frame ($2,124); and a black decorative arts, fine art, and walnut king-size headboard, other estate jewelry. also ca. 1960s ($1,845).

A Roy Lichtenstein Other notable lots from (American, 1923-97) offset lithothe collection were a set of six graph in colors on wove paper, rare Finn Juhl BO 116 dining titled “Temple,” 1964, signed chairs with teak frames cov- and dated in pencil, numbered ered in Effka 635-Lamhult 163/300, and published by the green wool fabric with Bo-EX Leo Castelli Gallery, New York, Bovrike Export Division sold for $4,674. A Friedensreich stamps, retailed by George Hundertwasser (Austrian, 1928Tanier Inc., NY., 1962, with copy 2000) lithograph in three colof receipt ($14,637); a Larry ors, silk screen in 13 colors, and and Nancy Beuchley (New three metals titled “Rain Drop Mexico, 1987) studio crafted Counter” (Regentropfenzahler), black walnut sofa with raw silk 1981, signed in India ink and upholstered seat and with the numbered 111/247, realized original paperwork ($4,248); $3,444. A James Rizzi (American, an unmarked Uno & Osten 1950-2011) three-dimensional Kristiansson for Luxus Vittsjo collage mixed media on paper rosewood circular wall mirror of a colorful beach scene titled with leather hanging strap, “When Living is Easy,” numalso retailed by George Tanier bered 148/175 and dated 1987, Inc., ca. 1967 ($2,006); and an went for $2,596, and a Huey Arne Vodder teak extension Gaddy (Precision Fabricators) dining table for Sibast large modernist, untitled stainFurniture, Model 212 with an less steel garden sculpture oval top, cross-banded edge, dated 1997 inspired by David and six tapering legs ($2,091). Smith’s “Cubi” series went for A Bernard Brenner $2,214.

(Pennsylvania, b. 1939) patiA Charles and Ray Eames nated metal figural sculpture rosewood lounge chair (No. mounted in stone titled “The 670) and ottoman (No. 671) Khan” together with “Sculpture with black leather upholstery Seventy-Three,” an exhibition and Herman Miller tags on booklet from Drexel, sold for each sold for $4,182; a Le $1,770. Brenner was a contem- Corbusier for Cassina threeporary of Calder. A Zahara seat leather and chrome sofa, Schatz (Israel, 1916-99) table LC-2 Model ($3,068); and a lamp with a decorated and Limbert Arts & Crafts period formed plexiglass shade and oak bookcase with a rare brass frame, ca. 1950s, also tapered form, through-tenon brought $1,770; a one-of-a- construction, and single door kind Andrew Grima 18-carat with upper leaded-glass foliyellow gold, emerald, and dia- ate panel brought $2,952. mond ring of unusual design A collection of 34 carved featuring two uncut emerald Shona stone sculptures from crystals in hexagonal form and an estate in Pipersville, Pa., two straight diamond rounded out the evening and baguettes, with the original included pieces by artists drawing design for ring and Witness Bonjisi, Zachariah receipt from the Georg Jensen Njobo, Factor Ziira, Richard Co., sold for $12,300.

Mteki, Lamack Bonjisi, and “We were honored to sell Michael Chiwandre. The collecthis fantastic estate collec- tion sold for a total of $14,999. tion,” commented Stephen “Well-made pieces with Turner, Briggs Auction’s direc- strong lines and interesting, tor of business development. out-of-the-ordinary decora“Most of these pieces have tive and fine arts that evoke never been on the market feeling will never go out of since their initial purchase. The style,” said Turner. “The selling prices reflect the care enthusiastic response we saw with which Mrs. Adelman put during preview and the eager their collection together and bidding during the auction the joy she took in these continue to prove it.” pieces, as well as her recogniA complete list of realized tion of the artistry of function- prices is available on al design, as seen in her BriggsAuction.com. patronage of Nakashima, one Briggs Auction Inc. is a of the leading innovators of the four-generation family-owned design movement, and still one and operated auction house of the most collected by afi- offering comprehensive auccionados of modern design.” tion, real estate auction, and Selected additions to the estate appraisal services. auction came from other Briggs is located at 1347 Philadelphia and Main Line, Naamans Creek Road, Garnet Pa., and Delaware Valley Valley, Pa. estates and included a fine For more information, call assortment of custom-made 610-566-3138.

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Academy fo Fine Art (PAFA) with recognized artists such as Edward Redfield, Daniel Garber, and Walter Baum, Groome’s styling with figures and landscape seems to take its cue in color and composition directly from the New Hope School via the French influence. The work to be sold is a striking example of the New Hope School’s impact on this artist’s work, with similarities to the works of Arthur Meltzer and George Sotter. The painting is particularly significant for its large size and subject, as Groome rarely painted landscapes, and only a few known works include figures. Appropriately seated in a giltwood Newcomb Macklin frame, frequently used by New Hope School artists, this important oil-on-canvas is sure to draw attention.

Additionally, this event will offer fine art including a Douglas Arthur Teed orientalist work, “View of a Mosque,” a G. W. Waters seascape oil-oncanvas, and many Neoclassical and historical sculptures in bronze, marble and alabaster, including a rare pair of monumental French Napoleon III parcel gilt and crisply detailed bronze sculptural candelabra depicting Anglo Indian figures beneath parcel gilt palm trees, having a deep brown patina.

Leading the lighting category is a diminutive Tiffany glass banded acorn lamp exhibiting excellent color and contrast. Offerings of Persian and Caucasian rugs include a rare 19th-century Caucasian Dragon Soumak with highly stylized dragons and an unusual running dog border, an early 20th-century inscription signed, large Mohtasham

This 18th-century Philadelphia Queen Anne mahogany tea table will be sold.

The diminutive Tiffany glass banded acorn lamp will be sold.

Kashan with its exceptional Manchester wool sheen, and a Kuba Perepedil rug.

Other categories include fine porcelain with monumental Meissen urns, Sevres and KPM as well as a private selection of artist signed art pottery by Rookwood and art glass including Lalique, Baccarat, Steuben and Tiffany. Collectibles include a military issued WWII leather bomber jacket and a rare Fada L-56 radio in green and butterscotch catalin. In furniture, a large selection of 19th- and 20th-century American and European includes early Philadelphia Queen Anne, Stickley Arts & Crafts, and Mid-Century Modern.

This Premier Antiques, Fine and Decorative Arts Auction on Saturday, Nov. 2, will begin promptly at noon EST. The Winfield Auction Gallery is located at 26 Palmer Road North, Big Flats, N.Y. Although the auction is being offered online through LiveAuctioneers.com and Invaluable.com, other bidders not able to attend are welcome to phone bid or place absentee bids with arrangements made in advance.

For additional information, call 607-438-3082 or email wags.auctions@gmail.com or www.winfieldauction Some excellent period rugs are in the visit sale, such as this 19th-century gallery.com.

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COLLECTOR CHATS WITH PETER S. SEIBERT This Week: Silver, Silver, Silver

As I noted in a prior column, I have been on a tear buying silver. The decline of the British pound has meant that there are a lot of bargains on eBay when it comes to English silver. Here in the States, the overall lack of interest in silver has meant that prices are also in decline.

When one sees silver sold primarily for its melt value, you know that we are in a down time.

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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) 11-5pm (Winter).

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

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.

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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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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.

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

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

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SHOW & FLEA MARKET CALENDAR GEORGIA 11/07-10/19, ATLANTA, THURSSUN, Antique Market, Atlanta Expo Center 12/12-15/19, ATLANTA, THURSSUN, Antiques & Collectibles, Atlanta Expo Center MARYLAND 11/03/19, ELKTON, SUN 9 AM-2 PM, Antique Bottle & Collectible, Rts 279 & 213, Singerly Firehall NEW HAMPSHIRE 11/03/19, HAMPTON, SUN 10 AM-3 PM, Antiques, 815 Lafayette Rd, Best Western Inn & Conference Center NEW JERSEY 11/02-03/19, NEW VERNON, SAT 10 AM-5 PM SUN 11 AM-4 PM, Antiques, Corner of Village & Millbrook Rds, Tunis-Ellicks House 11/02/19, BORDENTOWN, SAT 10 AM-5 PM, Pulp Adventurecon, 1083 Rt 206 N, Town Inn 11/02/19, VINCENTOWN, SAT 9 AM-3 PM, Antiques & Artisans, 100 Warrior Way, Southampton School #3 11/03/19, WAYNE, SUN 9 AM-3 PM, Flea Market, N Cove Rd, Wayne PAL Indoor 11/10/19 TO 03/29/20, GILLETTE, SUNDAYS 7:30 AM2 PM, Antiques & Collectibles Indoor Market, 500 Meyersville Rd, Meyersville Grange 188 Hall 11/16/19, MOUNT LAUREL, SAT 9 AM-3:30 PM, Postcards, 558 Fellowship Rd, Aloft Hotel 11/30/19 TO 12/01/19, FLEMINGTON, SAT 9 AM-4 PM SUN 11 AM-3 PM, Antiques, 22 Junction Rd, Hunterdon Central Regional H.S. Commons 12/01/19, WAYNE, SUN 9AM3PM, Flea Market, N Cove Rd, Wayne PAL Indoor NEW YORK 11/23-24/19, SYRACUSE, SAT 95 & SUN 10-5, Antiques, 581 State Fair Blvd, Allman Promotions OHIO 11/02/19, BERLIN, SAT 9 AM-3 PM, Early Country Antiques & Primitive Goods, 3558 US Rt 62, Heritage Community Center 11/30/19 TO 12/01/19, COLUMBUS, SAT & SUN, Antiques, Ohio Expo Centers

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AUCTIONS NORTH CAROLINA

PENNSYLVANIA 11/02-03/19, KUTZTOWN, SAT 9 AM-5 PM SUN 10 AM-4 PM, Fine Art & Craft Festival, South Campus Dr, Kutztown University O'Pake Fieldhouse 11/02/19, ALLENTOWN, SAT 9 AM-3 PM, Antique Toy, 17th & Chew Sts, Allentown Fairgrounds Agricultural Hall 11/03/19, LANCASTER, SUN 10 AM-2 PM, Doll, Toy, Teddy Bear, 1383 Arcadia Rd, Lancaster Farm & Home Center 11/09-10/19, BLOOMSBURG, SAT 10AM & SUN 11AM - 4PM, Antiques, Bloomsburg Fairgrounds Gate #2, Industrial Arts Bldg, 11 W Main St., RSG Antiques 11/09-10/19, NEW HOPE, SAT 10 AM-5 PM SUN 11 AM-4 PM, Antiques, Rt 202 & Sugan Rd, The Event Center by Cornerstone 11/09/19, SCHAEFFERSTOWN, SAT 8 AM-3 PM, Antique & Craft Peddlers' Market, 100 Locust St, Schaefferstown Fire Co Banquet Hall 11/15-16/19, LANGHORNE, FRI 9AM-5PM & SAT 9AM - 2PM, Pinback Button Show, 400 Oxford Valley Road, Mid Atlantic American Pol Item Collectors 11/16/19, PHILADELPHIA, SAT 8 AM-4 PM, Indoor Flea Market, 1301 S Columbus Blvd, Penn's Landing Caterers 11/22-24/19, MYERSTOWN, FRI 9 AM-5 PM SAT 9 AM-4 PM SUN NOON-4 PM, Pop-Up Shows of Early Antiques etc., 112 W Lincoln Ave, Building One12 Market 11/29-30/19, LANCASTER, FRI 10 AM-5:00 PM SAT 10 AM-4 PM, Postcards, 1383 Arcadia Rd, Farm & Home Center 12/13-15/19, MYERSTOWN, FRI 9 AM-5 PM SAT 9 AM-4 PM SUN NOON-4 PM, Antiques, 112 W Lincoln Ave, Building One12 Market 12/15/19, PHILADELPHIA, SUN 8 AM-4 PM, Indoor Flea Market, 1301 S Columbus Blvd, Penn's Landing Caterers VIRGINIA 11/02-03/19, CHANTILLY, SAT 9 AM-6 PM SUN 11 AM-5 PM, DC Big Flea, 4320 Chantilly Shopping Center, Dulles Expo Center

11/16-17/19, RAMSEUR, SAT & SUN 10 AM, Porc. Signs, Tin Signs, Coke & Pepsi Items, Barber Shop Items, Early Toys, Thermometers, Adv. Clocks, Oil Cans, Soda Cans, Gas Pumps, Bottles, Neons, Air Meter, Medical Cabinets, Wooden Signs, Old Bicycles, Old Tools, Cash Register, Nautical Items, 850 NC Hwy 22 South, C & A Auctions NEW JERSEY 11/09/19, HADDON HEIGHTS, SAT 10 AM, Antique Toys, Autographs and Antiques, Pressed Steel Cars, Trucks, Racers, Buddy L., Al-Toy, Minnitoys & Lincoln Toys, Boxed Tin Toys, Dinky, Huge WWW II Battleship USS Preston, Kenton & Hubley, 1890's German Mechanical Shooting Target, online @ americanantiqueauctions.com, American Antique Auctions 11/11/19, LAMBERTVILLE, CLOSES MONDAY @ 10 PM, Part One Of The Don Spangler Collection Of Midwestern Flasks, Rare Bitters and Medicines From Sydney Genius Collection And Others, Online @ www.glaswrk -auction.com, Glass Works Auctions PENNSYLVANIA 11/01-02/19, SPRING CITY, FRI & SAT 9 AM, Mowrey-Latshaw Hardware Store Real Estate & Contents. Real Estate offered 11/2, OnSite 77 N Main St, Kimberly K Auctions 11/01-02/19, SPRING CITY, FRI 11 AM & SAT 9 AM, 11/1 Discovery Auction of Holiday Dollhouse Miniatures; 11/2 Catalog Online Auction @ live auctioneers, 20 Bonnie Brae Rd, Ron Rhoads

11/01-02/19, WEST GROVE, FRI & SAT 9 AM, Set Of 4 English Hunt Prints, Canton Ginger Jar Lamp, 19th Century Copper Bedwarmer w/ Peafowl Decor., fireplace tools, stoneware, 3 Early Samplers, Walnut Chippendale Slant Front Desk circa 1780, Dovetail Hooded Baby Cradle, Pine Jelly Cupboard, Quaker Meeting House Bench, Quilt Stand, 1465 New London Road, Harold S Hill & Son Inc. 11/01/19, MILTON, FRI 5 PM, Tools, collectibles, glassware, appliances, furniture, Watsontown Flea Market & Auction Hall 975 Carpenter Rd, Bruce Musser Auction Co 11/02/19, HARRISBURG, SAT 10 AM, Discovery featuring furniture, collectibles, art, house & arm; Vehicles 11 am, 1500 Paxton St, Cordier Auction & Appraisals 11/02/19, HELLERTOWN, SAT 11AM, 1947 Oldsmobile, Hunting/Fishing, Collectibles, Household, Starter Pistols, Ammunition, Aluminum Boat w/Trailer, Tools, Beer Sign, Furniture, Box Lots, OnSite 3636 Drifting Drive, Les Beyer 11/02/19, QUARRYVILLE, SAT 9 AM, Rare Coins, Gold Coins, Shipwreck Coins, Uncirculated Silver Coins, 200+ Morgan & Peace Dollars, Presidential Coin Sets, and much more., Solanco Fairgrounds Hoffman Bldg Park Ave, Lefever & Hart Auctions

11/04/19, YORK, MON 9 AM, Antiques, collectibles, furniture, glassware, china, tools, jewelry, two rooms of box lots, Toomey Auction Center 240 Hatchery Rd, Toomey Auction Service Inc.

11/08-09/19, BANGOR, FRI 1PM & SAT 10AM, Over 600 Lots, Cast Iron & Bronzes, Mochaware, Tramp Art & Canes, Orientella, Gold & Sterling Silver, Steinway Baby Grand Piano, Artwork, Triple Goffering Iron w/Eagle Finial, Dutch Charcoal w/ Embossed Star & Elaborated Cut-Work, Silver Streak in Green, Patent Models, Small Advertising Irons, Stoves and more., Gallery 521 Richmond Rd, Hartzell's Auction Gallery Inc.

11/06/19, CHESTER HEIGHTS, WED NOON, Estate & Collectible featuring rare Hilldale Athletic Club tramp art Negro league Champion cabinet, extremely rare 1923 Hilldale Eastern colored league Champion belt buckle, WWII Navy uniform, large German press, etc., Wilson's Auction Gallery 344 Valleybrook Rd, Wilson's Auctioneers & Appraisers

11/08-09/19, SHIPPENSBURG, FRI & SAT 9 AM, Early 1800's Lancaster Co. Conestoga Wagon, Buggies, Sleighs, Stoves, Farm Related, Miscellaneous, Architectural, Antique Furniture., Onsite 115 Walnut Bottom Road, Kenny's Auction

11/06/19, GARNET VALLEY, ONLINE ONLY TIMED CLOSE BEGINNING AT 2 PM, Vintage Pinball & Arcade Machines, Advertising, Coca-Cola Abbotts, Pepsi, Breyers, Signs, displays, Vending Machines, etc., Online @ www.briggsauction.com, Brigg's Auction Inc.

11/08/19, COOPERSBURG, FRIDAY 3PM/5PM/7PM, 3 pm Hunting/Fishing related, baseball cards; 5 pm - Luxury watches & fine estate jewelry; 7 pm - Quality electrick & acoustic gitars, amplifiers, components & other musical instruments, parts, accessories, OnSite 1601 Limeport Pike, Somers Auctioneering Inc.

11/06/19, NEW HOPE, WED 9 AM, English country antiques, furniture, collectibles, sporting art, OnSite 6365 Greenhill Rd, Robert H. Clinton & Company Inc.

11/08/19, GARNET VALLEY, FRI. 3 PM, Estate Firearms, Military & Sporting, 1347 Naamans Creek Rd, Brigg's Auction Inc.

11/06/19, RICHLANDTOWN, WED 1 PM, Coins, firearms, sports memorabilia, toys, Benner Hall 1260 E Cherry St, JPandur Auction Services LLC

11/03/19, ANDREAS, SAT 10 AM, Indian Head Gold Pieces, Silver Half Dollars, Quarters, Dimes, Nickles, Proof Sets, Paper and much more., Andreas Station House, 42 Andreas Rd, Dean R Arner

11/07/19, HATFIELD, LIVE & ONLINE BIDDING THURS 9 AM & 1 PM, 9 am - Gallery featuring Avenue 501 curated selections; 1 pm - Stamps, 501 Fairgrounds Rd & www.alderferauction.com, Alderfer Auctions

11/04/19, MOHNTON (ALLEGHENYVILLE), MONDAY 10 AM, Country & Modern Furniture, Early Secretary desk, Oriental Rugs, WAPAK Cast Iron Skillets w/Indian Head, Jugs, Crocks, Kerosene Lamps, Teapot collection, Early Tin Trucks, Artwork, Buckley Moss Prints, 794 Kurtz Mill Road, Green Hills Auction

11/07/19, KINZERS, THURS 10 AM, Artworks, Furniture, Asian Porcelains, WWII Submarine Gauges, Art Glass, Cane Collection, African Tribal Artifacts, Early Powder Horns, Carriage Lanterns, Tibetan Bronze 18th Century Oil Lamp, Lladro Figurines and more., 5336 Mine Rd, Embassy Auctions International

11/09/19, BRODHEADSVILLE, SAT 10 AM, Estate & Collectibles featuring museum quality 1890's wooden tugboat hull models, scale models, antique costume jewelry, art deco dresser set etc., The West End Fire Hall Community Room 128 PA 715, Jack Hamblin Auctions 11/09/19, CENTER VALLEY, SAT 9 AM & NOON, Personal Property featuring Apache Basket, Native American Pottery, Missionary Items, Early Orientalia, Local Advertising, Ironstone, Stoneware, Local Advertising, Artwork/Frames, Temple Rubbings, 1800's Star Quilt, 1950's Iron Base Jelly Cupboard, Single Drawer Stands; Real Estate Noon, OnSite 4220 W. Hopewell Road, Somers Auctioneering Inc. Continued on page 17

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FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 1ST - DISCOVERY AUCTION • 11:00 A.M. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 2ND - CATALOG ONLINE AUCTION • 9:00 A.M. Preview: Thursday, October 31st • 1 to 4 P.M. 20 Bonnie Brae Road,

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FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 1ST • 11:00 A.M. Discovery Auction: Offering tables of commercial dollhouse furniture, large offering of Renwal furniture, wicker style miniatures, bisque miniature dolls, other miniature dolls, clocks, vintage tin accessories, bottles, quilts, poster beds, Staffordshire, sets of children’s dishes, early paper dolls, Madame Alexanders, Barbies, children’s size furniture, bisque dolls, dollhouses, room boxes, boxes of accessories, Disney Classics in original boxes, many classic dollhouse and doll books, some artist pieces, children’s sewing machines, and so much more. Expect surprises!

SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 2ND • 9:00 A.M. Extraordinary personal collection of artisan, author and a founder of the International Guild of Miniature Artisans, the iconic Virginia Merrill featuring her work including: Chinoiserie secretary and mirror, tea table and chairs, settee and other miniatures, rolltop desk, pier table, exquisite knife box, chandleries, and exquisite petitpoint carpets. Also featuring the fine needlework of her daughter Susan Richardson and fellow artisans such as Eugene Kupjack roomboxes and furnishing. A rare John Davenport secretary desk and the work of premier artisans Annelle Ferguson, Joan Vaber, Therese Bahl, Marjorie Adams, Sharon Garmize, Jean Jessop, Deborah McKnight, Priscilla Lance, Jean Welch, Irma Park, Jim Ison, and Paul Runyan. Also an Ernie Levy working tall case clock, dressing table, and pieces by Don Buckley, Roger Gutheil, Carol Dinkel, Judy Berman, Mary McGrath and incredible selection of artisan sterling by Obadiah Fisher, William Meyers, Cini, Kupjack, and more. Gloria Hinkel room boxes with June Clinkscales beds, John Hodgson blackamoors, Hoeltge, Holcomb, Ethel Hicks, Evelyn Marshall Flowers, Tynietoy, Betty Valentine, Ted Norton, Robert Bernard, Ron Benson, Amanda Skinner, Gerald Crawford, Susie Fisher, Rosemarie Torre, Mel Prescott, Anne Chapman, George Hoffman, Carolyn Curran, Geoffrey Wonnacott, Christopher Whitford, Rosel Chandeliers, Lynn Lakes, Ferd Sobol, Hubble, Dennis Jenvey, Jane Graber, Fred Laughton, Hank Miller, Marcia Backstrom, Liz Stark, Jacqueline Polier, Pattie Ray Guckes paintings, Jean Yingling, Ralph Partelow, Phyllis Tucker, and George leClerc. A collection of unique small bisque dolls with some in original clothing, duPont signed rugs, vintage bisque artisan doll collection, bisque Jumeaus, SFBJ, wonderful dolls and room boxes, many dollhouses, wonderful collection of early rugs and needlework - extremely rare, ormolu, many dollhouse paintings, boxes of fine furniture, many miniature food items, and dollhouse accessories as well as children’s sewing Machines, early Steiff Teddy bears, collection of rare sterling jewelry and statues by Lee Menichetti and more.

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Zorro Collectibles Through The Years The Masked Hidalgo Carved A Distinctive “Z” And A Formidable Dollar Sign Across The Landscape Of American Toy Stores He was Zorro, the fox— wealthy nobleman by day, black-clad champion of the oppressed in old California by night. He rode the great black horse Tornado and became a thrilling figure of justice, liberty, and licensing throughout the world.

Wait a minute, licensing?

Yep. Like other successful fictional creations, Johnston McCulley’s black-cloaked avenger leapt from the pages of All-Story Weekly in 1919 (the same publication that gave birth to Tarzan seven years earlier) and onto the silver screen, both in feature films and weekly serials. From there, it was a short trip to the new medium of television, where Zorro gained a new following - marketers. Yes, the character is celebrating its 100th anniversary this year.

Today’s Zorro collector has a treasure trove to consider, starting with the phenomenon of the TV series “Zorro,” starring beloved actor Guy Williams, better known to Baby Boomers as Dr. John Robinson on “Lost in Space.” “Zorro,” produced by Disney, ran from 1957 until ’59, and made the Fox a household name rivalling that of Daniel Boone and Bret Maverick. Consequently, plenty of people wanted a piece of the Zorro action.

With the popularity of the “Zorro” television show, the flood gates opened. Now pins and buttons and trading cards and toys and lunchboxes, let’s face it, almost everything with a surface, was adorned with the image of the masked avenger (in fact, anecdotal evidence suggests that Zorro’s stylized “Z” became a graffiti problem in schools and playgrounds across the nation). Many of these collectibles are still very affordable, although there are some that will set you back a pretty penny.

One of the more ubiquitous items from the era of the TV show is a pinback button from 7-Up, a sponsor of the show, featuring a bold red “Z” and silhouette image of Zorro and Tornado. It’s a good entry point into the world of Zorro collecting, as it’s fairly easy to find, boasts a nice image, and is relatively inexpensive. Another nice, yet inexpensive piece from the same time period is a plastic ring that could be had in gumball machines back in the day. The plastic band (examples are in both silver and gold) is topped with a black faux-onyx slab with the word “Zorro” engraved in gold. It’s a

handsome piece and one well worth seeking out. Collectors can also find a set of 88 color trading cards released in 1958, featuring scenes from the TV show (as the show was broadcast in black and white, fullcolor cards are a real pleasure).

Although high-grade examples of individual cards can sell well into the four-figure range, it is possible to put a reasonably priced set together if you’re not overly concerned with condition.

For the more ambitious collector, a Zorro lunchbox, first issued in 1958, is a great piece to set your sights on. It’s fronted by a great image of Zorro on a rearing Tornado, with the Fox battling Sergeant Garcia on the back. The original issue had a black rim. When the box was reissued in 1966, the graphics stayed the same, but the rim was changed to red. Of the two, the later red-rimmed version is considered to be scarcer and commands a higher price. Both versions were issued with a matching Aladdin Thermos that shows Zorro battling several foes.

If you’ve spent any time in the collectibles world, you won’t be surprised to hear that a Zorro Pez dispenser was produced. First released shortly after the time of the TV show, there are many different versions, including black and red stems, two different mask types, large and small logos on the stem, and both Zorro and Pez logos.

Next we come to a piece that’s undeniably attractive, but rather confusing at the same time. This might not be a Zorro collectible at all, but it’s still pretty cool. In 1928, the Sandeman Company, a leading producer of sherry and other fortified wines, introduced a mysterious figure in a widebrimmed hat and black cloak.

Named “The Don,” it was the work of Scottish artist George Massiot Brown, and, reportedly, was designed in the same week that the Douglas Fairbanks film, “The Gaucho,” the third of the great actor’s Zorro films, was released.

Officially, Sandeman identifies “The Don” as being dressed in “a Portuguese student’s cape and a wide-brimmed hat like the Spanish caballeros de Jerez,” but they also admit that the question of Brown’s inspiration is unanswered.

Regardless, at some point the company issued a decanter in the shape of their iconic character, which many collectors identify as Zorro (and who are we to say nay?). Typically found in black with either a yellow or red cup in his hand, this decanter has also been seen in white and grey, and versions made by both Royal Doulton (ca. 1937) and Wedgewood (ca.

1969) have been noted.

Although the decanters themselves are fairly common,

The legendary Zorro Playset from Marx Brothers featured many unique pieces and is very collectible. examples in the original box are quite rare and command significant premiums.

Movie posters are a great area for Zorro collectors to explore. While a one-sheet (27by-41 inches) from Fairbanks’ “The Mark of Zorro” (1920) will set you back significantly (In 2005, a good example of this rare poster sold at Heritage Auctions for $17,250), posters from later films are more affordable. The serial Zorro’s “Fighting Legion” (1939) had a colorful and exciting poster (chapter sheets include a different photo from the film for each episode), and the Italian two-foglio for “The Ghost of Zorro” (1951) depicts the Fox cuddling up with a red-headed Jane Russell look-alike. But for the money, perhaps the best poster for the Zorro enthusiast is the one-sheet for “The Son of Zorro” serial (1947), featuring a great image of the title character.

Whatever your budget or taste, there’s a Zorro movie paper out there for you. Aside from being a great collectible, it will look great framed and hanging on the wall.

Our hero has also had a significant career in comic books, and these can be well worth searching out. Zorro’s first appearance in the fourcolor pages was in Hit Comics #55 (Quality, 1948), when he was summoned by Kid Eternity (whose superpower was that he could bring forth legendary characters to aid him in his battle against crime and evil) to help with a case. Brief, but memorable.

The next stop was several issues of Dell’s Four Color Comics between 1949 and 1957, specifically #228, #425, #497, #538, #574, #617, and #732. After Four Color Comics became simply Four Color, stories based on the characters and situations seen in the TV show appeared in issues #882, #920, #933, #960, #976, #1003, and #1037. The first six issues featured art by the legendary Alex Toth and are particularly prized by collectors.

At this point, Zorro was given his own self-titled magazine, beginning with issue #8 (as if the Four Color books were the first seven in the series) and running until issue #15. Gold Key picked up the license and started over with Walt Disney Presents Zorro at issue #1, continuing through issue #9. These were mainly reprints from earlier comics, a trend that continued in the pages of Walt Disney’s Comics & Stories, Walt Disney Comics Digest, Walt Disney Showcase, and Walt Disney Presents.

Gold Key also released two issues of Top Comics in 1967, both featuring Zorro reprints.

More recently, other publishers have published the adventures of Zorro in comic book form, some going so far as to team the Fox with other pulprelated characters.

For the truly dedicated, and truly flush, collector, there’s the Marx Zorro playset, complete with (as described on the box front) “Authentic Television Zorro Figures, Metal Lithographed Building, Gateway, Fence, Mexican Soldiers, Flag, Trees, Shell Shooting Cannon, Horses and Many Other Accessories.” A deluxe version included Tornado’s cave. Considered by many to be one of the “Holy Grails” of toy collecting, it’s rare

“The Zorro” set from Topps Cards features scenes and publicity photos from the Disney TV series. to find a complete set without significant damage.

Lest you think that Zorro collectibles are a thing of the past, consider the handsome bust created by Bowen Designs, released in 2003.

Sculpted by Randy Bowen himself, this great piece should be a part of any Zorro collection.

Weta Collectibles produced a beautiful statue of Zorro astride a rearing Tornado, while Sideshow Productions released a striking 11-inch full

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Halloween costumes and other wonderful items featuring our favorite Fox can be widely found in today’s stores, proving that, as we knew all along, Zorro lives.

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MONDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 2019 AT 9:00 A.M. TOOMEY AUCTION CENTER 240 HATCHERY ROAD IN HELLAM TOWNSHIP 50’s kitchen cabinets, sq. tub Maytag washer, Singer treadle sewing machine, trunks, sm. chunk stove, antique gas stove, curio cabinet, Mission oak Grandfather clocks, Carnival, Depression and pattern glass, ruby glassware, candlewick, lanterns, doorstops, bobble heads, Kewpie and other dolls, 100+ pcs. of Autumn Leaf dishes, handbags, Christmas and other holiday decorations, Little Golden books, many cigar labels, Hess & other cars & trucks, fooseball table, paintball gun, 10K, 14K and sterling jewelry, records, DVDs, sm. kitchen appliances, sq. washtub, First Act child’s drum set, milk can, two rooms of box lots. Just starting to unpack.

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Preview: Sunday evening from 6 to 8 P.M. Terms: Cash or approved PA check, VISA, MC, DISC, AMEX. Jewelry sells at 12 Noon, Furniture sells at 4 P.M. UPCOMING AUCTIONS AT THE AUCTION CENTER MON., NOVEMBER 11, 2019 REGULAR AUCTION 9:00 A.M. FRI., NOVEMBER 15, 2019 FIREARMS AUCTION 4:00 P.M. NOVEMBER 29, 2019 BLACK FRIDAY ANTIQUES & COLLECTIBLES AUCTION 9:00 A.M.

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Antique Toys, Autographs and Antiques - Online Pressed Steel Cars & Trucks & Racers from Chein, Wyandotte, Marx, Buddy L, AL-Toy, Minnitoys & Lincoln Toys. Boxed Tin toys, German tin toys & steam toys - Bing, Arnold & Becker. Bing car & garage, Toy Airplanes, Desk Planes & Aviation History, Mint Lehmann tin, Tippco Zeppelin. Huge WWII battleship USS Preston, Citroen French limousine. Boxed Britains incl Pre-War, Mint boxed Die-cast Corgi toys, Tootsietoy, Dinky, Barclay, Slush & Manoil. Hubley, Bradley & Hubbard Cast iron Dogs & Door Stops. Transportation toys from Arcade, Williams, Kenton & Hubley, rare Freidag. Arcade reverse painted sign. Rubber 1930s Airflow cars. Mechanical & Still banks - John Harper, Stevens, Kaiser & Rex. Antiques & Advertising & Planter’s Peanuts Store Jars, Sears Crackers Store Display. 1890s German Shooting Mechanical Target. Antique Stoneware, marbles. Autographs from Platt collection - Presidents James Monroe, Eisenhower, Nixon, LBJ, Reagan, Carter, Clinton, & Eleanor Roosevelt. HOF Mickey Mantle, Carl Hubbell, Don Larsen. Thomas Edison, John Wayne, Jimmy Stewart, Dr. Seuss, Astronauts, & more. Marx boxed Coastal Defense, Strauss Jackee the Hornpipe Sailor, Early Steiff Giraffe on wheels, G&K Steamship, Lindstrom. Fantastic Kilgore Cap Gun Collection. Space Toys, Sutcliffe, Wolverine, Toy books. Transcriptor Clockwork Orange Turntable, Really nice sale!

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The Monster Roars As PSA Current #2 Finest T206 Set Smashes Multiple World Records In Heritage $2.75 Million Auction Highest Prices Ever For T206 Wagner PSA Authentic Card And Ty Cobb Tobacco Tin

794 KURTZ MILL ROAD

MOHNTON (Alleghenyville), PA 19540

ESTATE SALE MON., NOVEMBER 4TH STARTING AT 10 A.M. Preview: Sun., Nov. 3rd 3 P.M.-5 P.M. & Mon., Nov. 4th 8 A.M.-10 A.M. Country & Modern Furniture - Early Secretary Desk - Several Oriental Rugs - WAPAK Cast-Iron Skillets w/Indian Head - JJugs & Crocks - Kerosene Lamps - Teapot Collection - Early Tin Trucks Artwo - Brass Victorian Piano Lamp - Victorian Brass & Marble Shelf Clock Artwork i - 4.5 in.x6.5 in. Dolores Hacken Painting (Amish Schoolhouse Days) - 36 in.x48 in. Jon Gilmore Framed 3D Artwork - Buckley Moss Prints.

This fabled T206 Honus Wagner easily assumed the record for the card in a PSA Authentic grade, selling for $540,000. high-grade and low-population trading cards because of the structure he innovated.”

When reached for comment, Hall offered this advice to potential consignors, “Anybody who sells their T206 cards anywhere else is leaving money on the table.”

The T206 O’Hara St. Louis Nat’l rarity matched the $96,000 world record set by Heritage last year at PSA NM

The rare Ty Cobb Tobacco tin, the only non-cardboard relic in the sale, realized $144,000.

7 level, and the PSA NM-MT 8 Polar Bear Ty Cobb Red Portrait hit a record $87,000.

Another rare-backed beauty, the Uzit Hooks Wiltse Portrait with Cap commanded a record for the card in any grade at $43,200. A 1909-11 T206 Sweet Caporal 350/30 Eddie Plank, PSA VG 3, sold for $84,000; a 1909-11 T206 Sovereign 150 Ty Cobb (Green Portrait), PSA NM 7, $66,000; and a 1909-11 T206 Sweet Caporal 350/30 Hal Chase (Pink Portrait), PSA NM-MT 8, realized $31,200.

To learn more, visit www.HA.com.

Order of Sale:(Times Approximate) A.M.: Showcase Items - Artwork - Tin Trucks - Clock - Piano Lamp 10 A.M P.M.: Furniture - Rugs 1 P.M. Condit Conditions of Sale: Buyer’s premium charged on all articles sold.

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Heritage dropped the hammer on the second edition of the David Hall T206 collection on Sept. 19, rewriting the record books for the hobby’s most celebrated tobacco issue and adding $2.75 million to Heritage’s industry-leading 2019 tally.

The extraordinary set, assembled by the founder of Collector’s Universe, was ranked No. 2 on the PSA Current Finest registry before the auction scattered its components to Heritage bidders.

Leading the highlights of the evening were a $540,000 result for the fabled T206 Honus Wagner, easily assuming the record for that card in a PSA Authentic grade.

Likewise besting all previous results was a $144,000 price for the rare Ty Cobb Tobacco tin, the only non-cardboard relic in the sale.

“We’re so happy for David,” said Chris Ivy, director of Heritage Sports. “He’s one of the hobby’s most important pioneers, and the ultra-hot market for PSA-graded cards today is a validation of his life’s work. It’s a golden era for

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2 DAY ESTATE AUCTION WILLIAM SWOPE HORSE DRAWN FARM & FARM RELATED ANTIQUES & PRIMITIVES

FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 8 & SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 2019 9:00 A.M.

SHIPPENSBURG, PA 17257

To be held at 115 Walnut Bottom Rd., Located off I-81 (King Street exit) 1 mile west on Rt. 174 1800’s HORSE DRAWN RELATED: Early 1800’s Lancaster Co. Conestoga Wagon (original condition).

BUGGIES/SLEIGHS - STOVES - FARM RELATED - BLACKSMITH. MISCELLANEOUS: Very large amount of antiques and farm related items.

ARCHITECHTURAL - ANTIQUE FURNITURE. NOTE: Mr. Swope (Bill) went to the local old farm sales for 50+ years collecting everything in as found condition. Wagons, buggies, sleigh & architectural to be sold Saturday. Many Rare to find pieces.

MOTELS WITHIN WALKING DISTANCE. SEE WEBSITE FOR COMPLETE LISTING AND PICTURES.

always something new to find.

If you have an itch to read the original stories, check out the six-volume “Zorro: The Complete Pulp Adventures” by Johnston McCulley from Bold Venture Press (www.bold venturepress.com).

This

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HILL’S AUCTION “Zorro’s Fighting Legion” (Republic Pictures, 1939) is considered by many Zorro fans to be the best of the serial adaptations.

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LEFEVER & HART PUBLIC AUCTION

SATURDAY, NOV. 2 • 9:00 A.M. SOLANCO FAIRGROUNDS - HOFFMAN BUILDING PARK AVENUE, QUARRYVILLE, PA

HUGE ESTATE COIN AUCTION

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OVER 200 LOTS This Large Coin Auction Offers A Lot Of Everything. Rare Coins, Gold Coins, Shipwreck Coins, Uncirculated Silver Coins, Lots Of Silver Coins, 200+ Morgan & Peace Dollars, Presidential Coin Sets, And Lots More.

Auctioneer’s Note: If You’re An Avid And Serious Collector You Don’t Want To Miss This Auction! Call Or See Website For Complete Listing.

Security On Site. Doors Open At 8:00 A.M. Coins Must Be Paid For Before Receiving.

Sale For: Robert S. & Faye B. Book Revocable Trust LEFEVER & HART AUCTIONS - AY2206 717-989-5110 717-669-1483 WWW.LHAUCTIONS.COM

Terms: Cash, good check.

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1465 New London Road, LANDENBERG, PA 19350 610-274-8525 ST FRI., NOVEMBER 1 & SAT., NOVEMBER 2ND, 2019 - 9:00 A.M. FRIDAY SMALLS: Set of 4 English hunt prints (1811), canton ginger jar lamp, 19th century copper bedwarmer with peafowl decoration, primitive oil on canvas barn dance, numerous fireplace tools, tongs, shovels, pokers, andirons, screens, many brass candlesticks, silhouettes, blown decanter, miniature portrait, game boards, old tin candle molds, knife scouring box, child’s ware rocker, two sugar nippers, one on mahogany base, stoneware blue/gray crocks, jugs, 3 early samplers, lot of split baskets, cookie cutters, many wrought iron fireplace cooking utensils, toasters, trivets, copper pans, fry pans, turners, ladles, etc., trammel, set of miniature iron utensils, 2 large apple butter kettles, several pewter teapots and other pewter, early copper teakettles, string of large brass sleigh bells, candle box, Betty lamps, wooden washtub, many old lanterns, old bottles, canning jars, candle molds, old quilts and coverlets, many old woodenware items, redware pottery, old carpenter’s tools, oil bottle, child’s sled, decoys, lot of brass candleholders and candle sconces, and many other items, collected over many years, too numerous to mention.

SATURDAY FURNITURE: Walnut QA 2 part highboy with drake feet, two walnut 36” QA tilt-top tea tables, walnut Chippendale slant front desk circa 1780, dovetail hooded baby cradle, pine jelly cupboard, Quaker meeting house bench, quilt stand, Chippendale mirrors, dovetailed pine blanket chest with drawers, pine wash bench, 12 assorted early Windsor chairs arm, some arm and butterfly, early hanging decorated Swedish cabinet, yarn winder, quilting frame, hutch table, walnut Chippendale dresser 2/3, severely splay leg tables, early ladderback chairs and rocker, two wrought iron candlestands, wing chair, Chippendale sofa, pine dough box, tavern table, dome trunk, old floor radio, 10 pc. walnut Depression dining room suite, 4 pc. Heywood Wakefield bedroom suite (wheat), 3 pc. wicker sofa set, 4 slat armed rocker (Salem county) round oak table with claw feet and leaves, pressed back oak chairs, futile oak flattop desk with chair, wicker ferneries, old grain bin, grind wheel, corn sheller, small bookstands and tables, 19th century convalescent chair, and many other pieces of miscellaneous furniture. Many oriental rugs will also be up for auction.

Auction preview: Thursday, October 31, 2019: 10:00 A.M. to 3:00 P.M. Fresh off the farm of Mrs. Faye Leslie from Woodstown, NJ, who is moving and downsizing. This is a fascinating auction with many antique items that you don’t see very often anymore! Make sure to come check this out, this is one you don’t want to miss!!

Payment: Cash, approved check, or credit cards Buyer’s Premium is 18%, discounted to 15% for cash or check purchases.

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and metal), watches, drinking glasses, wallets, and much more.

We’ve touched on a few highlights here, but there are enough Zorro collectibles out there to fill a book. And that’s just what Rochelle Dubrow has done in “A Collector’s Guide to Zorro from the ’50s and ’60s,” 2nd Edition (Cork Hill Press, 2005). If you’re itching to start your own collection, this book is essential reading. You’ll discover much more in its pages than this short article can provide.

And that’s part of the fun of collecting material based on such an iconic character: there’s

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Mint 9, sold for $32,400.

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Lighted “Pay Bill Desk” Sign Rugby Wood Wheel Bicycle

Lau Chun, Abstract Oil On Canvas

FINE ANTIQUES AND ART CATALOG AUCTION LIVE AND ON LINE BIDDING

THURSDAY, NOV 7, 2019

10 A.M.

Telestar Teardrop Guitar

PREVIEW: TUESDAY, NOV. 5, 2019 • 10-5 P.M. | WEDNESDAY, NOV. 6, 2019 • 10-4 P.M. ONLINE BIDDING ON

www.liveauctioneers.com 200 Year Old Powder Horn

Ming Dynasty Plate

NUS, Original Photogravures

By Laryew A MULTI ESTATE AUCTION OF QUALITY ARTWORKS, FURNITURE, Landscape “Ice Skates”. From North Ontario, Barry’s Bay. Lau Chun (1942 - ), ASIAN PORCELAINS, WWII SUBMARINE GAUGES, ART GLASS, A Impressionist Oil On Canvas. Mountain Scene. Signed Lower Left. JW Clarke (19th CANE COLLECTION, AFRICAN TRIBAL ARTIFACTS, A CORKSCREW C.), Watercolor, Seaside Scene. Signed Lower Left. Eugenia Eckford Rhoads (1901COLLECTION, MULTIPLE PHOTOGRAPH AND CDV LOTS, FINE 1995), Watercolor Of A Tree In A Field. Signed Lower Left. Paul Kane (1939 - ), Chain Mail Hauberk ANTIQUE PORCELAINS, LLADRO FIGURINES, WWII SHIP’S CLOCKS Large Acrylic On Canvas Titled “Close Black”. Dated 1978. Istvan Varga, Listed

BY CHELSEA AND M. LOW. Hungarian Artist, Oil On Canvas Of A Mosque. Signed Lower Left. Louis Novak A TIBETAN BRONZE 18TH CENTURY OIL LAMP, A DIXON & SONS (1903-1988) USF Constitution. Linoleum Block Print In Color. Signed And Titled WEDGWOOD PITCHER WITH PEWTER LID, A HEAVY CAST-IRON By Artist. Gallery Labels On Verso. Jean Leon Jansen (20th Century) Pencil Signed 19TH C. DUCK DOORSTOP. And Numbered Lithograph Of A Woman Facing Away And Wearing A Red Kerchief.

EARLY POWDER HORNS, A CANDLEWICK COLLECTION, CARRIAGE Numbered 21/120. Alice Baxter (20th C.) New York Artist Specializing In The Anaconda And LANTERNS, UNUSUAL CAMERAS. PRIMITIVES, OLD CAST-IRON, Painting Of Dogs And Other Animals. Oil Painting Of Kyminy Bangs, Copperfield, Python Skins ANTIQUE SCALES, CHINESE CLOISONNE COLLECTION, A LARGE 17 Co. A Poodle. Signed Lower Left. Oswaldo Moncayo (1923-1984), Listed Ecuadorian INCH TALL ANTIQUE QIANLONG FAMILLE ROSE VASE. Artist, Oil On Canvas Titled “El Cayambe,” Ecuador. Llamas On A Country Trail.

ARTWORKS: Marc Chagall Lithograph, A Green Eiffel Tower. An Early Painted Signed Lower Right. Titled Lower Left. Unframed. Walter Blesh, German (1939- Copper Religious Icon On Wood Panel Of St. George Slaying The Dragon. Carl Werner Bisque ) Original Signed Oil On Canvas In A Wood And Gilt Frame. Signed Lower Left. Over Nude Woman Sculpture, An Oil On Canvas By Istvan Varga, A Ferdinand Roybet People At The Water’s Edge. Manuel Barthold, Two Small Oils On Canvas. Dated Cast Engraving In Heavy Gilt Frame Titled “Cavaliers In Tavern”. Hans N Liebl Oil On 1902, Rome. Antique Master Print, Etching/Engraving On A Hand Laid Paper. De Iron West Point Masonite Titled “Die Jungfrau” - Mountain Landscape, Lau Chen Impressionist Oil On Galathee - Galatea - Putti, Duflos-Coypel 1750. Accompanied By An 8 Line French Cadet Cap Canvas, Canv Paul Kane Acrylic On Canvas Titled “Close Black”. Two Harold Allan Mesibov Poem Below.

Oils On O Canvas. One Is Of The Late Herschel Baron Of Philadelphia. A Noted Poet And Activist.

The Other Of A Lovely Woman Wearing A Pendant And Chain. Etching RARE BOOKS: Picasso 347, A Two Book Set Of Engravings That Picasso A

By Edward Cherry Titled “Ye Ancient House Of Moll, Cathedral Close, Exeter”. Executed At Mougins From March 16th-Oct. 5th 1968 In A Clam Shell Case.

E Christian Vincent Serigraph Titled “Reoccurring Fantasies” Numbered 200/200. NUS Cent Photographies Originales De Laryew (Stanislaw Julian Ignacy Walery).

Chris A Po Post Fox Hunting Scene In A Restaurant. Comes With A Cert. Of Authenticity. A Portfolio Of Sepia Photogravure Plates Of Nude Women That Laryew Did In Ruth Gikow (1915-1982), Gouache On Paper, Signed Lower Left. Circa The 1950’s. Paris After 1900. Published In 1923. These Were Cabaret Women From The Folies An Original Exhibition Piece. Titled “Three Generations”. Nicolai Cikovsky (1894- Bergeres, Moulin Rouge And Casino De Paris. 99 Of 100 In A Slip Case. The Lord O 1984), 1984) Numbered Lithograph Of A Man And Woman. Limited Edition Of 2/100. Of The Rings, 3 Book Set In Original Sleeve, By JRR Tolkien, Houghton Mifflin Co. Signed Signe In Pencil Lower Right. J. Schuiermann (20th C.) Oil On Canvas. Dutch Style 1965. Fair Condition. Other Books To Be Listed Shortly.

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Milestone’s Nov. 2 Premier Firearms Auction To Feature Stellar Selection Of Winchester Rifles And Many Desirable Colts European Highlights Will Include Rare 1733 French Dragoon Flintlock Pistol

The rare special order heavy-barrel Winchester Model 1886 rifle, caliber 40-82 WCF, shipped in 1888, is estimated at $4,000-$6,000.

This rare 1733 French dragoon flintlock pistol, large size with 12-inch barrel in .70 bore, first standardized pistol for French army and navy, type used in French and Indian War 1754-63, is estimated at $8,000-$12,000. oak case with the dealer’s trade label affixed inside the lid.

Milestone’s owners, Chris Sammet and Miles King, look forward to welcoming guests to the company’s new location at 38198 W i l l o u g h b y This huge Winchester cardboard triptych ad, 1924, P a r k w a y , framed, 37.5 by 55 inches (sight), bright and clean, is Willoughby, Ohio. estimated at $2,000-$3,500.

The sale will start and through at 10 a.m. Eastern Standard platform Time. All forms of bidding will LiveAuctioneers.

For additional information, be available, including live via the internet through call 440-527-8060 or email Milestone Auctions’ bidding info@milestoneauctions.com.

A scarce Colt Burgess lever-action rifle, .44-40 cartridge, 24-inch octagon barrel introduced in 1883, small production run, is estimated at $3,000-$4,000.

The near-mint unissued Whitney Model 1861 U.S. Navy rifle, barrel dated 1863, .69 caliber, large eagle-and-flag motif on lock, bayonet made by Collins & Co. (Hartford, Conn.), is estimated at $6,000-$8,000.

This circa-1850s E.M. Reilly (London) .32 caliber air-powered cane gun in original oak partitioned case with dealer’s trade label inside lid, was designed to shoot lead balls. It is estimated at $2,000-$3,000.

The Simeon North (Middletown, Conn.) Model 1808 flintlock naval pistol, one of only 3,000 made, 10-inch barrel in .64 smoothbore, with iron lock stamped “U. States” with early eagle image, is estimated at $6,000-$8,000.

ESTATE ANTIQUES & COLLECTIBLES AUCTION SAT., NOV. 9 AT 10:00 A.M.

The West End Fire Hall Community Room

BRODHEADSVILLE, PA

2-DAY AUCTION MOWREY-LATSHAW HARDWARE STORE Real Estate & Contents

FRI. & SAT., NOV. 1 & 2 9:00 A.M. each day (Preview 7 A.M.) Real Estate to be offered Saturday, November 2 Kimberly K Auction, LLC and James L. Gibson, Sr.

77 N. Main Street,

SPRING CITY, PA 19475 OPEN HOUSES: Sun., Oct. 20 from 1-5 P.M., Fri., Oct. 25 from 3-7 P.M. Hardware store est. 1875 within historic Spring City, PA. “Selling to the walls”.

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128 PA Rt. 715, 18322 Selling from Buck Hill Falls, Reeders, Ambler and Bloomsburg, PA Estates and Collections to include: Museum quality 1890’s wooden tugboat hull models (4), 1917 NJC RR folio of working tug photos with matching plans, 100s of ship and tug blueprints/scale model plans, (3) Saito brass model engines m.i.b., vint. model catalogs, 1805 Steel’s Naval Architecture (Gray Ed. of 1960’s m.i.b.-must see), “Young Mother Goose” (Cory 1928) m.i.b., postcards, powder flasks, vint. toys (Marx, JD, Tonka, Britains, Manoil, IH, Farmall, etc.), Stoneware: Rare M.L. Woodling rolling pin, Reeders, PA (pre-1913), blue leaf decorated crock and Wallace Hdwr.

(Stroudsburg, PA) jug, Cowden Hbg., PA crock, lg. amt. antique costume jewelry, Liztech pins, 19th C. coin love tokens, charms, Sterling, 14 & 18K jewelry, Paintings: S and D. Strauser, C. Dreisbach, E. Engelhardt, J. Shoesmith, frmd. Japanese Nihon Shishu style silk embroidery, ant. riding crops, Lodge pins and medals, Stanley tools, “Bright Creek Fishing Club History 1882-1944”, 1886 Olmstead spiked varmint trap, fishing reels, ant. sinker molds, lures, vint. bass fishing photos, 30’s-40’s road maps, Winchester small Bore Rifle Manual (1938), DL&W RR Locomotive History (1948) and other RR memorabilia, U.S. Coins: Indian and Wheat cents, gold pieces, Silver dollars, silver bullion lots and rolls, Proof & Mint sets etc., signed Disney “Dumbo” pitcher, folk art helicopter, Art Deco dresser set, encased photos, “His Nibs” wooden dipping pens (mint), razor strop, sleighbells, Ehler’s coffee pail, 1859 Ballietsville, PA store ledger, “Otis Elevator” metal shelving, lg. “Album de Redoute” floral folio (nice), signed “Bridges of France” 1925 volume, vint. Buck Hill Falls photos and ephemera, oak jeweler’s parts cabinet, lg. mahogany easel, 1893 Columbian Exposition and 1926 U.S. Sesquecentennial tickets (mint), 1876 U.S. Centennial CI bank, classic U.S. Stamps, stampless covers, Duck Stamps, “G. Washington’s Account with the U.S. 1775-1783” (early 19th C. reprint), Confederate States stamps, currency and 1861 “Articles of War”, Life Magazine issue No. 1, Native American stone scrapers, and more to unpack. See Auctionzip.com (ID #4958) for Photos and Details.

Cliffhangers: Heroic Serials www.KimberlyKAuctions.com #AY-002366 Posters of the Golden Age,” available from Ivy Press at Continued from page 12 JACK HAMBLIN AUCTIONS James L. Gibson, Sr., Auctioneer #AU-001269L PA AU1813L PAA 570-688-5735 remarkable collection gathers www.HA.com/serial. all of McCulley’s stories, the basis for everything Zorro, for the first time. A few of these - On Premises stories had remained out of AT 5:00 P.M. print since their original publiAT 9:00 A.M. WATSONTOWN FLEA MARKET & AUCTION HALL cation in the 1940s. Now every 975 CARPENTER ROAD, 17847 short story and novel by Zorro’s Located at 6365 Greenhill Road, 18938 creator is available once again.

TOOLS - COLLECTIBLES - GLASSWARE - APPLIANCES - FURNITURE Extensive Collection/19th & 20th C. Eng. Country Antiques, Furniture, to incl.: Prim. country hutch, So, scour those flea markets CEDAR CHEST (as is) - SECRETARY - WOOD ROCKER - DOUBLE blind door corner cupboard, round butcher’s block, twig chairs & wine rack, prim. pine kitchen table DROP LEAF COFFEE TABLE CHINA CUPBOARD SANTA BLOW and enjoy those garage sales. w/Lazy Susan, Sheraton bowfront chest of drwrs., small country 6 board blanket chest, d.l. tables, rect.

MOLD - LAMPS - MAGAZINE STAND - JEWELRY M Be as bold as the Fox, and you glass display cab./table; Collectibles: Dec. wrt. iron brackets, iron lighting fixtures, vint. lightning rods, BOX - COSTUME JEWELRY - GLASSWARE - TOOLS BO never know what you might - PICTURES - TIN TRUCKS (HOOK & LADDER, selection/country wdnwares and metalwares, numerous vintage canes/walking sticks, cane/walking TEXACO TANKER, CIRCUS TRAILER, CAR HAULER TE stick racks, vint. curly/tiger maple frames; Sporting Art incl.: Animal ptgs., lithographs find. w/RAMPS, TONKA CAR HAULER) - POLITICAL w/ & engravings; Plus: Selection/Barn & Architectural Items, Iron & Metal The popular show Pulp BUTTONS - LARGE MEAT GRINDER - BUGS BUNNY BU Work, Tools, MUCH MORE. Adventurecon is one place to MUSICAL XYLOPHONE - DISNEY XYLOPHONE M MUCH MORE STILL UNPACKING!!!

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Cash or Prior Apprd. Check * AUCTIONS ON NOVEMBER 8 / 15 / 22 at 5:00 P.M. P.O. Box 29 * Ottsville, PA 18942 Details/Info at FLEA MARKET OPEN EVERY 610-847-5432 * AY-000093-L John Petty is a Lecturer in www.auctionzip.com SUNDAY YEAR-ROUND! Email: rhclintonauction@hotmail.com (ID #1888) or Film at the University of Texas FOR DETAILS AND PHOTOS VISIT www.rhclintonauction.com www.rhclintonauction.com at Dallas. He is also the author AUCTIONZIP.COM ID #38731. of “Capes, Crooks, and

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mounted Spanish Miquelet pistol. A rare and large 1733 French dragoon flintlock pistol with a 12-inch barrel in a .70 bore represents the first standardized pistol used by the French army and navy and is of the type that was used in the French and Indian War, 1754-1763. Its estimate is $8,000-$12,000. Another prize in this category is a Simeon North (Middletown, Conn.)

Model 1808 flintlock naval pistol, one of only 3,000 made.

With a 10-inch barrel in .64 smoothbore, its iron lock is stamped “U. States” and has an early eagle image.

Collectors of Civil War and other antique handguns will have their choice of several pepperbox pistols and Model 1849 Colt pocket pistols, a Model 1862 Colt Police pistol, several Lefaucheux large-caliber revolvers, many Sharps 4barrel derringers, Allen & Wheelock revolvers, Cooper percussion pistols, Smith & Wesson revolvers, a Colt Bisley revolver and many more.

Always-popular Civil War and 19th-century long arms are led by a Confederate Conversion Model 1816 musket with a Boyle & Gamble bayonet, Japanese matchlock rifles, both a pocket rifle and two-trigger rifle by Frank Wesson and a near-mint unissued Whitney Model 1861 U.S. Navy rifle. This .69 caliber gun is dated “1863” on its barrel and has a large eagle-andflag motif on its lock. The bayonet was made by Collins & Co. of Hartford, Conn.

Not surprisingly, two other stars in the early American long arms category bear the Winchester brand. A Rare Special Order heavy-barrel Model 1886 rifle, caliber 40-82 WCF, shipped in 1888 and is expected to reach $4,000$6,000. A Deluxe Special Order Model 1894 rifle, .30-.35 caliber with a 26-inch half-octagon barrel, has a serial number that was applied in 1907. Its auction estimate is $3,000-$5,000.

A fascinating collector’s item, a circa-1850s E.M. Reilly (London) .32 caliber air-powered cane gun, was designed to shoot lead balls. It comes in its original felt-lined, partitioned

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Milestone’s Fall Premier Firearms Auction on Saturday, Nov. 2, contains 800-plus lots of excellent-quality, modernera handguns, guns and long arms, as well as antique guns and rifles, with many from the Civil War era. It is a live gallery auction with all forms of remote bidding available, including absentee and live via the internet.

Co-owner Miles King noted that the multi-consignor sale includes the “best selection of Winchesters” Milestone has ever offered, as well as many desirable Colts, big-caliber lots and boxed pieces. “Each and every gun was assessed and cataloged by our new firearms specialist, Dave Bushing, who is extremely knowledgeable and well respected within the collectible gun hobby. We were thrilled that he agreed to join us as our firearms consultant,” stated King.

Auction headliners may be found in all five of the sale’s main categories. Overall top highlights include a boxed and engraved Smith & Wesson K-38 Masterpiece revolver, a Winchester Deluxe Special Order Model 1894 rifle, a Winchester Model 1866 “Yellow Boy” rifle, a Winchester Deluxe Model 1873 rifle, a Marlin Special Order Model 1893 rifle, a Colt Burgess lever-action rifle, an unissued Whitney Model 1861 U.S. Navy rifle and a German Model G43 semiautomatic rifle.

Modern handguns of special note include several popular Colt Pythons, single-actions and other models – many in their original boxes – along with several cased Colt Model 1911 commemorative pistols, numerous Smith & Wesson large-caliber pistols (many boxed), a nice selection of Heckler & Koch pistols and many sought-after Walther, Ruger, Browning, Beretta, Sig Sauer and Dan Wesson productions.

There are many attractive choices among the early firearms, including a pair of 18th-century silver mounted French pistols, several pairs of early-19th-century French pistols, English and German flintlock pistols and a gold

PUBLIC AUCTION

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Pearl and 2.18 ctw Diamond Bracelet

Jabel Diamond Bracelet Paint Decorated Cabinet A. Warhol (American 1928-1987)

FINE & DECORATIVE ARTS AUCTION SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 9 AT 10 A.M. Silver, Jewelry, Collectibles, Fine, Decorative, Ethnic & Asian Arts, Furniture & Rugs PREVIEW: Friday, November 8 from 12 Noon-4 P.M.; Sat. 8 A.M. through auction Diamond & Seed Pearl Pendant

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P bracelet; coral; jade; Watches incl. Tag Huer, Rolex orchid and rose gold. COLLECTIBLES: Harrisburg b ““Hills” Capital Senate Lamp; Native American incl. War club, moccasins, beaded vest, pottery incl Garcia; fur coats; Nkondi nail fetish; Coin Op incl. Rock-ola Model 1458 c. 1958, 10 cent Mills Front G Bursting Cherry Slot Machine. ART: Paintings incl. E. Lemmens, F.A. Bischoff, G. Stubbs, E. Roth, B A. Blanchard; J. Enneking, C. Sebree; prints incl. Warhol incl. Factory Print Marilyn, E. Roth, Icart, A Whistler, J. Friedlander; bronzes incl Snell Johnson. FURNITURE: Folk art inlaid table with eagle; W Joseph Hoffman by Thonet chairs; Bertoia by Knoll diamond chair; Berkey & Gay dining room set; paint J decorated cabinet. CLOCKS: Tall case incl. Jacob Hendel Carlisle with sweep second hand, John Spendlove Brandon. ASIAN: Jade incl. 11” white cabbage, pi, figures; soapstone censer; Chinese export armorial plate; scrolls incl. pen & Ink, Osawa; bronze lamp; Koran tiger rug; kimonos; palace vases; woodblock prints. PORCELAIN: Meissen; Majolica cheese dome; flow blue; Spode; Mintons; Dresden; Royal Doulton Chatham; Lladros incl. Nativity set; Disney Classics; Rookwood. GLASS: Baccarat; Swarovski; Waterford; Lalique; Murano.

Lighting: Slag lamps; Aladdin hanging lamp.

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Tiffany, Picasso, Marble Statuary And Furniture Highlight Fontaine’s Auction Gallery Tiffany Leaded Glass Aquatic Fish Lamp Sells For Just Under $200,000 The artisans at Tiffany Studios were world renowned for their craftsmanship, and, not surprisingly, a bevy of rare and striking items made by them led the day at Fontaine’s Auction Gallery’s Sept. 14 auction. From leaded glass lamps to vases, punch bowls, decanter sets, perfume bottles and inkwells, several Tiffany Studios lots performed at or above estimate. Also vying for bidders’ attention were a monumental set of leaded glass windows, a Pablo Picasso ceramic pitcher and fine marble sculptures. In all, the sales grossed just over $1.5 million.

“We wanted to kick off the fall/winter auction season with a really strong auction filled with great antiques and statement pieces,” said John Fontaine, owner of Fontaine’s Auction Gallery. “This auction was a hit across the board, and we saw strong prices where we had expected, and there were a few happy surprises too.”

Topping the auction was a Tiffany leaded glass aquatic fish lamp, estimated at $80,000/$100,000, that incited a bidding war seeing determined bidders drive the lamp to a final price of $193,600. The lamp is a standout example

A Tiffany Studios favrile glass inkwell soared over its $3,000/$5,000 estimate to make $21,780.

The top lot of the auction was a Tiffany leaded glass aquatic fish lamp that handily bested its $80/$100,000 estimate to attain $193,600. embodying the fine craftsmanship that Tiffany goods were renowned for. Set on a bronze pumpkin base on five arms, the lamp shade is what is most striking here. “The shade depicts five swimming fish made of mottled gold glass and each has red and green glass, eyes that are just so striking,” said Fontaine. “The fish are swimming amid blue and green panels of water and rippling seaweed, making for a very picturesque scene.”

Several other Tiffany Studios table lamps also crossed the block, including a Daffodil lamp with a 20-inch diameter shade featuring long green and blue leaves with amber stems that sold for $21,175; a Poppy lamp having a 16-inch diameter shade depicting orange-amber poppies that

A lot of 19th century “Four Seasons” carved marble sculptures, set on matching carved bases with cartouche shields, achieved $30,250.

Farge and then worked for Tiffany from 1888 to 1892 and created many stained glass windows for churches in the New York-Connecticut area.

The windows in the sale were likely made after Lauber left Tiffany Studios.

This set of windows, measuring 16-by-25 feet, portray Jesus giving his famed sermon on the mount and achieved $36,300. “Lauber was an exceptionally gifted artist, and these windows not only display remarkable detail but beautiful color and excellent use of technique,” mentioned Fontaine.

“The four main windows are made with heavy drapery glass, multiple plating and acid

brought $19,965; and an Acorn lamp, also with a 16-inch the block. The auction featured shade, which nearly doubled a monumental grouping of reliits high estimate to earn This Pablo Picasso “Taureau” faience gious stained glass windows $18,755. pitcher, 12 inches tall, sold mid- attributed to Joseph Lauber, Among other fine Tiffany estimate for $54,450.

Continued on page 17 who apprenticed under John La works were a favrile glass inkwell with multi-color iridescence and applied designs on each side, which left its $3/$5,000 high and dry to bring $21,780, and an overlaid and wheel-carved vase that sold Vehicles - Furniture just over high estimate for $20,570. The 16.5-inch-tall vase Collectibles featured daffodil decoration AT 10 A.M. with leaves and vines Preview Online & Saturday 9 A.M. through Auction rising from the bottom.

Another highlight was a 1500 Paxton Street, 17104 Gladioli paperweight vase VEHICLES (11 A.M.): 2008 Cadillac DTS 63,000 mi.; 1985 Mercedes LS 117,000 mi.; 2002 Lincoln standing 15 inches tall and havLS 164,000 mi. ing an iridescent amber interiFURNITURE: Antique: High Back Dry Sink; Set of 6 Rush Seat Chairs; Blanket Chest; Pineapple or that realized $16,940.

Bed and Chest of Drawers; Brass Tray Table. Modern: Club Chairs; Metal Patio Set; Dining Suite; Also attracting much attenLeather Sofa; Mirrors; Lighting. COLLECTIBLES: Tinware; Brassware; Glass; Ceramics; Jewelry; tion in the auction was a Pablo Antique Clocks; Silver Plate. ART: Prints and Paintings: D. Lenker Watercolor; G. Putt Cow Painting; HOUSE & HOME: Aiwa Component System; Hand and Power Tools.

Picasso (Spanish, 1881-1973) “Taureau” faience pitcher, BID LIVE OR ONLINE Madoura edition, 49/100, Visit www.CordierAuction.com for online catalog standing 12 inches tall. The striking pitcher, featuring a portrait of a bull, comfortably hit mid-estimate at $54,450.

Tiffany Studios glass lamps and decorative accessories were not the only fine examples of artistic glass crossing

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Furniture highlights included this Gustav Stickley No. 409 library table that sold well above estimate at $14,520.

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A surprise was this Jack-in-the-Pulpit vase in a multicolored purple, green, A massive group of religious stained gold and blue iridescence hue that glass windows, attributed to Joseph more than doubled its $2,500/$3,500 Lauber, ca. 1905-14, made $36,300. estimate to sell for $12,100.

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ESTATE & COLLECTIBLE AUCTION Selling from several local and Mainline Estates.

WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 6 AT 12 NOON at WILSON’S

AUCTION GALLERY, 344 Valleybrook Road,

CHESTER HEIGHTS, PA 19017 Phone: 610-358-9515

Preview: Tuesday, November 5 • 12 Noon-5 P.M. and Wednesday, November 6 • 10 A.M.-12 Noon Rare Hilldale Athletic Club (aka Darby Daisies) Tramp Art Negro league Champion Cabinet; Extremely rare 1923 Hilldale Eastern Colored League Champion belt buckle; Rare Baseball 1914 14K Champions of the Federal league pendant (10 dwt.); Eddie Stanky Double Play Model 11 Baseball Glove; WWII Navy Uniform; Large German Butter Press; German Scotty Dog Carved Inkwell; German “Zum Andenken” Tramp Art Stamp Box; 2 Tramp Art Frames; 2 Buck Fink Carved Wall Mount Birds; Antique Equestrian Harness Wall Mirror. Antique Bavarian German Pre-War Firefighter Leather Helmet with Lion’s Heads.

Vintage Electronics to include: Lafayette LR 440 Receiver (original Box) • Pioneer FG-PL100 Turntable • Panasonic -Track Rs845-US. Auctioneer’s Note: Quality Additions, not listed will surface prior to sale time.

12 Noon Outside tables, followed by inside tables and showcases.

7 P.M. Furniture, Artwork and Rugs.

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Fontaine’s Auction Gallery marble sculpture was also sought after by buyers, such as a 19th century set of “Four Seasons” carved marble sculptures, each over 6 feet tall, that sold mid-estimate for $30,250.

The sculptures depicting spring, summer, fall and winter are raised on four matching carved bases with cartouche shields, ribbons and fruit cluster garland.

Highlighting the furniture category was a Gustav Stickley No. 409 library table that performed above high estimate, bringing $14,520. “Some furniture styles are sometimes soft at auction, but Stickley is usually a safe bet,” stated Fontaine.

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burned flash glass, while figural elements such as faces and hands are reverse painted enamel decorated.”

Besides glass and silver,

antiquesandauctionnews.net also resonated with buyers here, and a three-piece carved oak dining room set brought $13,915. The sideboard and server each had figural winged griffin supports on the heavily carved back panel and base with turned columns, scrolling filigree, seashell handles, urns with fruit on top ending in large claw front feet. The china cabinet has turned columns with griffins below, scrolling filigree, urns with fruit on top and large claw front feet.

Rounding out the auction was an Italian micromosaic panel of an Islamic scene showing a nighttime attack of a soldier on horseback that went for $15,125 and a sublime Jackin-the-Pulpit vase in a multicolored purple, green, gold and blue iridescence hue that more A Tiffany Studios Favrile glass hall than doubled its $2,500/$3,500 fixture realized $15,730. estimate to make $12,100.

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All prices reported include (Route 20), Pittsfield, Mass. a 21-percent buyer’s premium.

For additional information, Fontaine’s Auction Gallery call 413-448-8922 or visit is at 1485 W. Housatonic St. www.fontainesauction.com.

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11/09/19, HALLAM, SAT 9 AM, 1918-1958 Complete Set PA License Plates, National cash register, sterling flatware,set of sterling flatware, castor sets, large collection of stamps in albums, coins, pot belly stove, art glass, antique lamps, copper items etc., Hellan Fire Co Social Hall 163 E Market St, Gilbert & Gilbert Auctioneers Inc. 11/09/19, HARRISBURG, SAT 10 AM, Fine & Decorative Arts, 1500 Paxton St, Cordier Auction & Appraisals 11/09/19, NAZARETH, SAT 10 AM, Variety Of Antique Bisque Dolls, Moravian Dolls, Milliner's Model, R. John Wright Creations, Steiff, Maggie Iacono "Olivia", Mattel Barbie & Family Dolls, Clothes & Accessories, Nazareth Auction Center 330 w Moorestown Rd (Rt 512), Dotta Auction Co. Inc.

11/10/19, KIRKWOOD, SUN 10 AM, Large Selection Of Vintage Lighting & Ornaments, Candle Clips, Glass Bead & Other Garlands, Candy Containers, Clip on Birds, Old Sleds, Old Nativity Figurines, 1323 Newport Gap Pike, Jeffry Kring Delaware Estate Sales 11/29/19, GLEN ROCK, FRI 8:30 AM, Guns, Coins & Big Boy Toys, Antiques, 4067 Snyder Rd, Wehrlys Auction Service Inc. WISCONSIN 11/09/19, TOMAH, SAT 9 AM, Advertising featuring signs, clocks, thermometers, oil bottles & cans, vending machines, pop machines, pop coolers, store displays, gas pump globes, gas pumps etc. Online Bidding Available, 1625 Butts Ave, Millers Auction Co.

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SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 9TH AT 10:00 A.M. Featuring: Triple Goffering Iron with Eagle Finial, The “Champion” Revolving with Trivet, The “Dutch” Charcoal with embossed Star and Elaborate Cut-work, Silver Streak in Green, New York Flat Iron Co. Alcohol Fresco Belle Meade, NJ. Double Wrought Iron Goffering with Monkey Tail, Washing Bat with Elaborate Folk Carving, The “Holly” Fluter with Original Stenciling, Double Brass Goffering Iron with Molded Base and Openwork Pedestal, Patent Models, Small Advertising Irons, Combination Fluters, Mangle Boards, Laundry Stoves, and more … Over 400 Lots.

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Scary Cinema: “The Exorcist” Movie Memorabilia Cult Hollywood Archives

By William J. Felchner When it comes to horror films, few movies can top “The Exorcist” in notoriety and pure staying power. Now a salty 46-years-old, “The Exorcist” burst onto the silver screen in late 1973 during the Christmas holiday season, scaring moviegoers silly and leaving in its considerable wake a wealth of memorabilia for today’s collectors.

“The Exorcist” is based on the novel of the same name

by William Peter Blatty.

Published by Harper & Row in May 1971, the hardcover book numbered 340 pages and sold in bookstores for $6.95.

According to new research, Blatty had based his work of fiction on the actual 1949 exorcism of a young boy from Cottage City, Md., who had undergone the Roman Catholic ritual while staying with relatives in St. Louis, Mo. Blatty’s terrifying novel was a huge success, spending 57 weeks on the New York Times bestseller list, where it occupied the number one position for 17 consecutive weeks. Hollywood was “in” on “The Exorcist” deal even before the publication of the novel. A group of film executives had heard of the impending book and had approached its author via an intermediary. “An agent for a man named Paul Monash called me when I was in New York seeing Harper & Row about some revisions,” Blatty recalled years later. “The conversation wound up with Monash offering me $400,000 for a six-month option. If the option expired and he had not placed the material with a studio, I kept the money and the book. Then, almost instantly, he placed the material with Warner Bros.”

William Peter Blatty adapted his own novel for the big screen. Directing the film was William Friedkin (“The French Connection,” “The Brink’s Job”), with Mike Oldfield’s “Tubular Bells” serving as the movie’s haunting theme song and Owen Roizman delivering the stunning cinematography.

Comprising the principal cast were Ellen Burstyn (Chris

MacNeil), Max von Sydow (Father Lankester Merrin), Lee J. Cobb (Lt. Kinderman), Jason Miller (Father Damien Karras), Linda Blair (Regan MacNeil), Kitty Winn (Sharon Spencer) and Jack MacGowran (Burke Dennings).

The 14-year-old Blair had won the coveted role of the possessed Regan, beating out some 600 other young actresses.

Eventually budgeted at nearly $10.5 million, “The Exorcist” began filming on August 14, 1972. As originally planned, “The Exorcist” was to be shot in 85 days, which included eight weeks in New York City, three weeks in Georgetown and a week or so in Iraq for the opening archaeological scene. At the Ceco Studio in New York, authors Peter Travers and Stephanie Reiff (“The Story Behind ‘The Exorcist,’” Crown, 1974) reported that “a minutely detailed, two-story Georgetown townhouse had been reconstructed at great expense for the novel’s crucial battle between good and evil.” The Iraq prologue sequence, which garnered the final shoot of the picture, was filmed at the ancient site of Nineveh in Hatra. Getting into the country proved to be difficult, as Iraq had cut off diplomatic relations with the United States following the 1967 Arab-Israeli Six-Day War. Finally, after eight or nine months of negotiation, Iraq granted the production company permission to film inside their country.

Other filming difficulties included a continuously malfunctioning $50,000 air-conditioning unit, which was used to great effect to create the supernatural chill in Regan’s bedroom (note the actors’ vaporous breaths in the movie); a calamitous Sunday morning fire that destroyed much of the Georgetown set, resulting in an estimated $200,000 loss; and assorted “weird stuff,” which included

This inscribed/signed 1971 first-edition of William Peter Blatty’s “The Exorcist” hit a top bid of $400 at auction. strange rapping noises on the soundtrack and unphotographed images that magically appeared on the rushes.

Things got so bad, in fact, that evangelist Billy Graham later claimed that an actual demon was residing in the reels of the movie!

“The Exorcist” opens at an archaeological dig in northern Iraq supervised by Father Lankester Merrin. When a strange, demonic statue and accompanying medallion are unearthed, an Arab worker ominously comments in subtitles, “Evil versus evil.” A knowing Father Merrin catches the man’s meaning and wearily braces for another future battle with his old supernatural nemesis. That life-and-death struggle later takes place in Georgetown, an affluent suburb of Washington, D.C., where

12-year-old Regan MacNeil is seemingly possessed by an especially vile, hideous, foulmouthed demon. Eventually called in to exorcise the demonic entity is Father Merrin, assisted by priest-psychiatrist Father Damien Karras, who journey up to Regan’s freezing bedroom where they confront the ultimate evil.

“The Exorcist” proved to be a resounding financial and critical success, earning the number one spot on the list of the top moneymaking films of 1973. The movie also garnered ten Oscar nominations, including Best Picture, Best Actress (Ellen Burstyn), Best Supporting Actress (Linda Blair), Best Supporting Actor (Jason Miller), Best Director, Best Adapted Screenplay (William Peter Blatty, won), Best Sound Mixing (won), Best Cinematography, Best Film Editing and Best Art DirectionSet Decoration.

“The Exorcist,” which

attracted long lines at movie theaters during its original release (college students of the era had adopted the horror flick as “their movie”), retains its enormous popularity with both fans and collectors today.

Leading the way in “The Exorcist” memorabilia frightfest is the movie’s standard one-sheet poster (27-by-41 inches), which features the shadowy silhouette of Father Merrin in the soft glare of a street light, ready to confront the ultimate evil. The chilling blurb reads: “Something almost beyond comprehension is happening to a girl on this street in this house…and a man has been sent for as a last resort. This man is The Exorcist.” One example in folded, very fine- condition sold at auction for $312.

For rarity, look to the film’s promotional poster (22-by-31 inches), bathed in stark red and black colors with artwork

by Dan Perri, which features the ominous, foreshadowing

This rare promotional poster with artwork by Dan Perri brought $3,107 at auction.

archaeological dig in northern Iraq. One example in rolled, very fine condition brought a top bid of $3,107.

For those collectors who think big, look to the giant, billboard size six-sheet poster (81-by-81 inches), which was originally manufactured in four pieces. One superb example in folded, near-mint condition didn’t scare off one aficionado, who bid $420.90 for the privilege of owning this unique monstrosity.

The eight-card lobby set for “The Exorcist” is always in demand by collectors. It features eight scenes from the movie, four of which picture The Exorcist – Father Merrin – at work in the MacNeil house.

One set in very fine/near-mint condition sold at auction for $119.50.

Other promotional materials, with winning auction bids noted in parentheses, include the half-sheet poster, 22-by28 inches, rolled very fine($120); the international three-sheet poster, 41-by-79 This Italian photobusta poster brought inches, folded, very fine Continued on page 19 $20 at auction.

Dolls, Dolls, Dolls!

SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 2019 This French Grande foreign movie poster sold at auction for $89.63.

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This eight-card lobby set realized a top bid of $119.50.

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The auction will include a variety of antique bisque dolls, Moravian dolls, Milliner’s Model, (10 diff.) R. John Wright creations, Steiff, Maggie Iacono “Olivia,” Kestner Baby by Grace Corry Rockwell, Mattel Barbie & Family dolls, clothes & accessories, plus more!

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($113.53); and the insert poster, 14-by-36 inches, folded fine/very fine ($89).

Foreign movie posters are also highly sought after by collectors. One such item is the French Grande film poster (47by-63 inches) titled “L’Exorciste.” One example in folded, very fine- condition brought a winning bid of $89.63 at auction. Another indemand foreign job is the British quad poster (30-by-40 inches), with one example in folded, very fine+ condition hitting a top bid of $59. And let’s not forget the exotic Italian photobusta poster (25by-36 inches) titled “L’Esorcista,” with one example in folded, fine condition bringing a reasonable $20 at auction.

Many miscellaneous “The

Exorcist” collectibles can also be found. How about a hideously autographed photo from actress Linda Blair? One example, humorously signed in blue Sharpie “Sweet Dreams! Linda Blair,” sold at auction for $61.

One item sure to please collectors is issue #170 of MAD magazine dated October 1974.

Executed by “the usual gang of idiots,” this hilarious parody features a “The Exorcist” barf bag on the cover with gaptoothed MAD mascot Alfred E. Neuman as the devil along with the blurb, “In This Issue, We Gag Up “The Exorcist.’” (The inside joke: a possessed Linda Blair takes projectile vomiting to a new high, or low, in the movie.) One CGC slabbed example graded near mint/mint 9.8 sold at auction for $74.

antiquesandauctionnews.net Finally, for those collectors who wish to acquire something reflecting the origins of “The Exorcist,” one can do no better than a signed 1971 firstedition of the novel by author William Peter Blatty (19282017), who, interestingly enough, once won $10,000 as a contestant on a Feb. 9, 1961, episode of Groucho Marx’s TV quiz show “You Bet Your Life.”

One inscribed/signed firstedition in very good condition brought a top bid of $400 at auction.

Auction results and images BUYING? are courtesy of Heritage SELLING? SERVICE? Auctions, Dallas, Texas.

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stamps, trivets, etc. will all are represented in this sale, make their way across the with dozens of oil-on-canvas cyber auction block. landscapes and portraits. Some of the listed artists include Nancy Pallan, Etienne Bouchardy, Bela DeTirefort, Charles Turzak, and Ron Walotsky. Their art can be found alongside items such as fraktur, samplers, handpainted trade signs, and hooked rugs.

Some international offerOf course, a large selection ings in the sale include several of furniture will also feature in lots of Chinese carved Jade, this sale, with many stone and glass snuff bottles, Chippendale and early and export porcelain. A special Pennsylvania items on offer, addition to the sale is two including tables, chairs, pieces by George Ohr, including dressers, blanket chests, cupa pottery puzzle mug (est. boards, dry sinks, benches, $400-$600) and a donkey ink- desks, and more. Several New stand (est. $300-$500). A large England examples will also find assortment of metalware will their way under the auctiondraw interest, including a large eer’s virtual gavel. collection of sad irons. Another Bidding will be available special piece in the sale is a on Bidsquare (www.bid rare Russett & Erwin bronze square.com).

Interested dog doorknob estimated to bidders are encouraged to bring $800-$1,200. A Munson 1 contact Pook & Pook at typewriter, copyright Sept. 17, info@pookandpook.com or 1889, with horizontal type cylin- 610-269-4040 with questions der, is also expected to fetch regarding condition reports or $800-$1,200. Rounding out the online bidding. Gallery exhibidecorative accessories catego- tions are scheduled for ry is a sprinkling of ethno- Monday, Tuesday, and graphic material, including Wednesday, Oct. 28, 29, and 30, Native American baskets, pot- from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Pook & tery, drums, spears, stone carv- Pook’s gallery, located at 463 E. ings, and more.

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Diverse Quality Sale To Offer Items For Excellent Gift-Giving Opportunities What better way to follow a sale on Halloween than to have one the day after on Hallowmas! On Friday, Nov. 1, Pook & Pook Inc. will follow up its Oct. 31 coins and jewelry auction with another one of their ever-popular Online Only Decorative Arts Auctions. The auction will begin at 9 a.m. on Nov. 1, with 850 lots selling during the course of the day. As is usual with Pook & Pook’s Decorative Arts sales, this one is sure to suit a variety of tastes and budgets.

From unusual Americana to elegant international decorative arts, the team at Pook & Pook has been busy gathering thousands of interesting and unique items to fill the home.

The online-only sale kicks off with all manner of decorative arts, including Staffordshire, glass, pearlware, Delft, Majolica, and Spode. A sizeable group of English silver will cross the virtual auction block, including several Georgian teapots, tureens, utensils, etc. Folk art accessories are spattered throughout the sale, including pieces of stoneware, redware, butter prints, colorful painted boxes, and decoys, alongside many other exciting finds. Clocks, looking glasses, lamps, lanterns, corkscrews, doorstops, advertising tins, grotesque jugs, candlesticks,

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