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Amelia Jeffers Brings Back Decades-Old Tradition At Garth’s Barn Exciting Plans In The Works For Both Her And The Garth’s Name Amelia Jeffers was wrapping up year-end auction planning, cataloguing, and marketing at her eponymous auction firm when an unexpected turn of events in late October brought about a significant change affecting not only her fall auction schedule, but the course of her business moving forward. Finalizing the cataloguing and ads for a Thanksgiving Weekend Auction that is scheduled for Friday and Saturday, Nov. 24 and 25, at The Garth’s Barn in Delaware, Ohio, Jeffers was on track to revive a “Black Friday” tradition that had lasted for more than 60 years. Traditionally, it ranked as one of the biggest and most important sales of the year. Jeffers’ return to the historical barn last year marked a pivotal moment for her personally and professionally: within the walls of the 200-plus year old building is where she had “grown up” in the auction business under the tutelage of Tom and Carolyn Porter as a coowner of Garth’s Auctions from 1996 until her departure in 2017. It was also where her four children had grown up; Jeffers lived on the property for a number of years when they were young. The traditional Thanksgiving Auction was coming together beautifully with choice objects from consignors throughout the country, including an original Alexander Calder with Pace Galleries provenance, an important Vermont chest attributable to Ebenezer Wheeler, an early scherenschnitte found in Tryon, N.C., and a variety of other fine art,
folk art, early furniture, and American decorative accessories. “I am really proud of the way my business has grown incrementally over the past 18 months,” said Jeffers. “The Thanksgiving Auction at The Garth’s Barn marks my second auction in that facility and is an assemblage my team and I have worked hard to pull together. We had a schedule for 2024 that had teed up a single-owner collection under contract now and a number of others in various stages of confirmation. And then I got the call, for me, the call of a lifetime.” The call Jeffers referenced came
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The Jeffers’ Thanksgiving Weekend Auction includes this important 19th-century oil-on-canvas painting of Yosemite Valley, ex. Don Jansen.
Also selling in the Thanksgiving Weekend Auction is this vibrant four-color painted corner cupboard from southeastern Pennsylvania in untouched condition.
Delaware Train Show Set Back-To-Back with New Holiday Countdown Toy Show
The Bruce and Vivalyn Knight collection is scheduled for January 2024.
On Saturday, Dec. 2, the Delaware Train Show will take place from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Nur Shrine Center, Route 13 / 198 South DuPont Highway, New Castle, Del. Admission will be $5, and children under the age of 12 will be admitted free of charge. There will be a $10 early buyers admission at 8 a.m. The train show will feature over 150 tables of trains, accessories, slot cars, diecast and some toys. There will be a diversity of trains in all scales and makes and a variety of dealers coming from up and down the East Coast. The show has grown and will have a special train layout on display by The Strasburg Model Railroad Club of New Jersey. The train show is Saturday only. On Sunday, Dec. 3, the new Holiday Countdown Toy Show, Delaware’s largest toy event, moves in. There will be 175 tables of new, collectible, and antique toys from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Admission will be $7, and children under the age of 12 will be admitted free of charge. The early buyers admission at 9 a.m. will be $15. There is free parking, and both indoor events are rain or shine. The Continued on page 9
Thanksgiving Decorations Are Focus Of Special Sales Display With Thanksgiving a favorite holiday of many Americans, it’s no wonder that the Haddon Heights Antiques Center usually devotes its November special sales display to this very special holiday. Many customers come into the shop on the hunt for turkey platters, turkey planters, turkey salt and pepper shakers, and tableware and accessories in autumn’s shades of amber, rust, orange, and yellow. Gathering the makings of a distinctly vintage Thanksgiving table all in one place is especially helpful. Shopgoers also find great decorations such as Thanksgiving themed glasses, goblets, and stemware; copper accessories; antique and vintage bakeware; table linens and more. Don’t be
surprised to see some figural Pilgrims as well. Of course, November also marks the beginning of the Christmas shopping and decorating frenzy, and the shop’s many dealers are already stocking their spaces with vintage decorative pieces as well as items that make unique gifts. Come see why the Haddon Heights Antiques Center has been a customer favorite for over 30 years. Open seven days a week with extended hours on Friday evenings, it is located at 531 Clements Bridge Road in Barrington, N.J. Use Barrington as the location for GPS directions. For additional information, call 856-546-0555.
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FEATURE AUCTION: Milestone’s Fall Premier Firearms Auction, November 18 and 19 - Page 6
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“It is a wild but exciting time for us,” Jeffers said when Continued from page 1 describing the mood around from a representative of her the warehouse. “My team is former company, who hustling. We already had an approached her with an oppor- additional single-owner online tunity to take on their existing auction scheduled for Friday, Published weekly on Friday by Joel Sater Publications clients. Over the coming days, Dec. 8, and it could be a sleepContents Copyright 2023 C-11/17 she would learn that Garth’s er. I was worried about getting it would no longer be conducting all done, but Vivalyn encourauctions, leaving behind a large aged me when we agreed to amount of consigned material sign together that it was going in a massive Columbus, Ohio, to be a lot of work in a short warehouse, including the col- amount of time, but to not forlection of the late Bruce Knight get to have some fun in the and his wife, Vivalyn. process. We are Final Deadline for December 1, 2023 Conversations with her team, definitely having fun.” with Vivalyn, and a little soul The Dec. 8 online-only aucissue of Antiques & Auction News searching led Jeffers to accept tion features a collection of will be Wed, Nov. 22 at 12 Noon. the opportunity. country Americana assembled Jeffers has agreed to take over more than 40 years, with (Please contact your advertising consultant for details) over the warehouse and great painted furniture, early 2XU RIÝFHV ZLOO EH FORVHG RQ assume responsibility for con- advertising, primitives, toys, Thursday, November 23. tacting each consignor person- early toys, textiles, and ally to explain the situation and stoneware, with select addiP.O. Box 500, Mount Joy, PA 17552 offer options that include pick- tions bringing the catalog to 800-800-1833 • 717-653-1833 ing up their items or placing more than 350 lots. antiquesandauctionnews.net them in the care of Jeffers movWhile both the ing forward. She has rolled the Thanksgiving and December first of the consignments into auctions are posted, Jeffers’ her existing Nov. 24 and 25 sale team is simultaneously comand has scheduled the 60-year pleting the printed catalog for collection of Bruce and Vivalyn the Knights’ January auction. F101746 Knight for Jan. 5 and 6, 2024, The printed catalog will be also at The Garth’s Barn in available for pre-order for $25 Delaware, Ohio. but free for those who make the trek to the preview and auction. “There is nothing like the enerPAYMENT ENCLOSED 1 Year, 3rd Class $28.00 gy of a great in-person auction!” All checks must be in U.S. funds. stated Jeffers. 6 Months, 1st Class $48.00 Checks must be drawn on U.S. bank Bruce and Vivalyn Knight add $7.00 to sub. price outside of U.S. 1 Year, 1st Class $80.00 are well-known, having estabCHARGE TO: lished the monthly Springfield Each issue contains important, dated material. For timely delivery, subscribe Antique Show and Flea Market by 1st Class. and the Heart of Ohio Antique NOTE TO 3RD CLASS SUBSCRIBERS: ANTIQUES & AUCTION NEWSTM Center, both icons in the No refunds available for late delivery. P.O. BOX 500, MOUNT JOY, PA 17552 antiques industry. The family’s 3RVW 2IÝFH GRHV QRW SURPLVH GHOLYHU\ #____________________________ lifelong collection will be one of E\ D VSHFLÝF GDWH EXP. DATE _________ the most significant sales held at The Garth’s Barn in many NAME _____________________________________________ years, encompassing more than 800 lots of important ADDRESS __________________________________________ 4 EASY WAYS Americana, folk art, and decoraCITY _________________________ STATE ______ ZIP _______ TO SUBSCRIBE! tive arts. “The Knight collection is a whole other story on its PHONE: ( _______) ___________________________________ Call: 1-800-800-1833, ext. 6022 own,” noted Jeffers, promising DATE ______________________________________________ Fax this form: 717-892-6016 more information to come. All auctions will be conductTM Where did you pick up this copy of ANTIQUES & AUCTION NEWS ? Mail this form to address shown ed on LiveActioneers.com and COLLECTOR DEALER AUCTIONEER www.antiquesandauctionnews.net Invaluable.com, with absentee and receive and phone bidding also availSHOW MGR. OTHERS 10% DISCOUNT able. For more information, call Receive Our Email Newsletter: Have your credit card number and expiration Amelia Jeffers at 740-815-7016 date ready when you call! Email Address _________________________________ C-11/17 or visit www.ameliajeffers.com.
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“The Winter Dance Party of 1959,” as it was called, was a concert tour boasting a line-up of young hit-makers still on the ascent. Among the roster was Buddy Holly, at the time 22 years old, and Ritchie Valens, singer of “La Bamba” and “Donna.” Dion and the Belmonts were then mere teenagers in love. And J.P. Richardson, a singing, songwriting DJ from Texas, was called “The Big Bopper.” The Winter Dance Party was supposed to rave on for 24 days through the Midwest, beginning Jan. 23 in Milwaukee, Wis. However,
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the tour would only have 11 shows. On Feb. 3, 1959, Holly, Valens and Richardson were killed in a plane crash near Clear Lake, Iowa, on their way to a show in Moorhead, Minn. The accident was coined “The Day the Music Died.” The few tangible keepsakes from that ill-fated tour, a scant handful of posters advertising the Winter Dance Party, have become among rock’s most sought-after treasures. One sold at Heritage last year to become the world’s most valuable concert poster. For only the third time, Heritage will offer a Winter
Dance Party placard during the Nov. 18, 19, and 20 Music Memorabilia and Concert Posters Signature Auction. It’s the only known placard promoting the Feb. 1, 1959, concert at the Riverside Ballroom in Green Bay, Wis. Some 30 hours following that show, Holly, Valens and Richardson died in that plane crash. It’s the last poster from a concert during which Holly, Valens and Richardson performed. The show in Clear Lake was a last-minute addition to the tour, so no mass posters, handbills, programs or even tickets were printed. There
was only a solitary ad in the local newspaper. This stunning poster survives only because of John Daughtery, who attended the Green Bay show with some friends. The following day, he pulled into a gas station and noticed another customer had a small stack of the Riverside Ballroom posters in his back seat. Daughtery asked the man if he could have two of the posters as keepsakes. The man handed them over because there was no point in keeping advertisements for something that had already happened. Continued on page 10
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display includes (all-original) pistol and rifle cartridges arranged in the form of two Ws. In original condition with THE no apparent cleaning, this advertising gem is a recent discovery that will make its auction debut at Milestone Antiques & Collectibles This benchmark Winchester 1st Model 1873 rifle, .44 WCF cartridge, manufactured in 1875, with a pre-sale estimate of accompanied by archival letter dated April 7, 1989 and signed by Gael Oswalt, curatorial $40,000-$70,000. 8281 Rt. 873, Slatington, PA 18080 secretary, Winchester Arms Museum, stating the rifle was shipped from the Winchester Wed. & Thurs. 9-5; Fri. & Sat. 9-6; Sun. 10-5 A special auction entry is warehouse on October 13, 1875, and that it exhibits all the unique characteristics of an early directly associated with CIA 135+ DEALERS • 200+ SPACES 1st Model 1873 rifle, is estimated at $25,000-$40,000. agent and pilot Richard C. www.theslatingtonmarketplace.com A stellar arsenal of rare through a collaboration 1882. The gun bears Serial No. Spicer, an American hero of 610-766-7495 and historically important between Samuel Colt and 12267 and an early 2-line the modern era whose death (Follow Us On Facebook) weaponry and sporting arms Texas Ranger Capt. Samuel H. patent address. The right side after only four months with awaits bidders at Milestone’s Walker, a national hero of the of the revolver’s frame is the agency remains shrouded Saturday and Sunday, Nov. 18 Texas-Mexico Wars. Hence, it stamped JESSE, while the left in mystery. A scrupulously description of and 19, Fall Premier Firearms became known as the side is stamped JAMES. It is the detailed Over Auction. The high-caliber “Walker.” A total of 1,100 actual book example that Spicer’s activities prior to his 150 selection of U.S., British, Walkers were made, but today appears in Colt Peacemaker officially-reported death in a e D alerss German, French and other fewer than 100 are thought to Encyclopedia Vol. II (by K. plane crash is shown in the European productions, more exist. Milestone’s Walker Cochran). For many years pun- auction catalog alongside than 1,300 in all, includes fresh comes to auction with an dits have debated whether or images of the cased set of CIA COINS, CLOCKS, JEWELRY, FURNITURE, CHINA, LINENS, MEMORABILIA, VINTAGE CLOTHING, consignments from long-held extensive line of provenance not the weapon was the same Non-Portable Awards given TOYS, DOLLS, POSTCARDS & RETRO. collections. Woven throughout that includes a “who’s who” of one that ended James’ crimi- posthumously to his family. 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Its estimate is 1985, with its edge engraved MACO-NY FINE SILVER .999. The .44 caliber percussion Revolver manufactured in 1874 $10,000-$15,000. also includes a revolver bearing the serial with ownership attributed to Just as Colt has its own lot Previously Known As Antiques at 200 East on Broad Street number 218. The hefty 4 lb. 9 Bob Ford, who assassinated diehard fan base, so does Remembrance of Service letter 200 East on Broad Street, Quakertown, PA oz. gun was developed outlaw Jesse James on April 3, Winchester, another signed by Ronald Reagan, Connecticut brand that adding even more historical ANTIQUE FURNITURE launched in the decade before value to an archive that is in a COLLECTIBLES AND MORE the Civil War. Milestone is league of its own. S T O R E W I D E B ARGAINS Milestone’s Fall Premier proud to present to Winchester enthusiasts a 1st Firearms Auction will be held Model 1873 .44-caliber car- at Milestone’s gallery located Continued on page 10 tridge rifle that was manufacPlease Call tured in 1875. It is accompanied by an archival letter dated April 7, 1989 and signed by Gael Oswalt, curatorial secretary of the Winchester Arms Museum, confirming the rifle was shipped from Winchester’s warehouse on October 13, 1875. It further states that it exhibits all of the The 1897 Winchester cartridge board with A.B. Frost unique characteristics of an vignettes, gold-overlay borders and varnished white oak early 1st Model 1873 frame, known as the “double W” board because the display Winchester rifle. “It’s the finest includes (all-original) pistol and rifle cartridges arranged in example of its type that our the form of two Ws, will be estimated at $40,000-$70,000. experts have seen in more than 30 years,” according to King. 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authorized and first published English edition of “Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland.” This example was published in London by Macmillan and Co. in 1865 but dated 1866 for the Christmas market. It features 42 illustrations by John Tenniel. For this edition, the book was re-set by the printer from a copy of the suppressed 1865 “Alice,” forming the basis for all future Macmillan
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Potter & Potter Auctions is pleased to announce a 272-lot live sale to be held on Nov. 30 and also streamed on the company’s website at www.potterauctions.com. The sale is highlighted by a collection of Lewis Carroll (Charles Lutwidge Dodgson, 1832-98) books and artwork. Carrol is most famous for “Alice in Wonderland,” and the top expected lot is a signed, first
editions. The presentation copy is inscribed by the author to Richard Doyle (182483) on the half-title using his real name. This was rare as Dodgson was careful to protect his privacy and to prevent his serious mathematical works from being linked with his children’s books. This lot also includes a first edition, first state of Carroll’s “Through the Looking-Glass” and “What
Alice Found There.” It was published in London by Macmillan and Co. in 1871 but dated 1872. It includes illustrations by John Tenniel and a publisher’s ad for Dodgson’s works on the frontispiece. Lot #3 is a first authorized edition and first published English edition of Carroll’s “Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland.” It was published Continued on page 11
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Canadiana and Historic Objects Auction Stars Maud Lewis Folk Art Paintings Four Oil Paintings Combine For $167,560 Four original oil paintings by the renowned Canadian folk artist Maud Lewis (190370) sold for a combined $167,560, and a rare stoneware flask from the 1850s by William Collinson finished at $15,340 in Miller & Miller Auctions Ltd.’s online-only Canadiana and Historic Objects Auction held on Oct. 7. All prices quoted in this report are in Canadian dollars. Miller & Miller is based in Ontario, Canada. The auction attracted 469 registered bidders who combined to place 6,753 bids. Of the 355 total lots, 99 percent were sold. Online bidding was via LiveAuctioneers.com and the Miller & Miller website. All prices quoted are inclusive of an 18-percent buyer’s premium. The four paintings by Lewis included “The Three Black Cats” ($47,200); “Two Deer” ($44,250); “Oxen in Winter” ($38,350); and “Covered Bridge in Winter” ($37,760). The first two were serial images found only in the 1960s; “Oxen in Winter” spanned two decades; “Covered Bridge in Winter”
was painted toward the end of for her cheerful paintings of Lewis’s life. All four paintings landscapes, animals and flowwere signed and framed. ers, which offer a nostalgic Maud Lewis lived most of and optimistic vision of her her life in poverty in a small native province. Several house in Marshalltown, Nova books, plays and films have Scotia. She achieved national been produced about her. recognition in 1964 and 1965 She’s one of Canada’s most celebrated folk artists. The cobalt decorated
stoneware flask with incised work on both panels by English-born Canadian artisan William Collinson (1830-90) was a good example of marked and decorated antique Canadian stoneware. It featured four well-executed sunflowers on one side. The reverse had been incised in a
cursive script, “Wm. Collinson Saint Thomas Canada West.” It was discovered in British Columbia, Canada. William Collinson was born in England in 1830; he would later move to St. Thomas, Ontario, where
he established a successful sheepskin business. Later in life, Collinson moved to Victoria, British Columbia, where he died in 1890. The flask was made in Ontario, ca. Continued on page 9
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The very rare ca. 1880-1900 left-facing beaver pint fruit jar attributed to the Sydenham Glass Factory in Wallaceburg, Ontario, dark amber-colored glass, sold for $11,800.
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An original oil-on-masonite naïve painting by Canadian folk artist Maud Lewis (1903-70), titled “The Three Black Cats,” 9.75-by-16 inches, signed “Lewis,” realized $47,200.
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This original oil-on-beaverboard painting by Canadian folk artist Maud Lewis (1903-70), titled “Two Deer,” 12-by-13.5 inches, signed “M. Lewis,” sold for $44,250.
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Nice Moyer decorated crock, other stoneware, small Adam & Ever fraktur, Black Americana folk art doll, miniature painted furniture, early double butter print, old bottles, cast iron rabbit bank, Carlisle Foundry cat doorstop, quilts, weathervanes, decorated sled, Bliss type doll house, early mourning needlepoint, folk art ship painting, sandpaper paintings, Religious paintings & prints, other artwork incl. Ned Smith-EL Poole-Beck, straw work boxes, old pewter, tole box & trays, Lafayette lustre creamers, other old china, Am. Indian Beadwork belts, Advertising & match safes, old checkerboard, decorated boxes, Sheffield Farms milk wagon, antique lighting incl. colored fonts, piano lamps, early drum w/flag, samplers, 8 Kentucky Rifles incl. Shuler, nice Group Alaska fossil bone carvings incl. Oosik, Decoys, 1861 First Defender kepi, early blown glass, whirl-i-gigs, Aaron Mountz Basket ?, lots small country related, early 10 cent vending machine, large Rose Mandarin serving pieces, large Asian vase, large cut glass vases (some signed), other cut glass, large Meissen type Porcelain w/ cherubs, Lots older Sterling, R & W. Wilson coin silver teapotsugar & creamer, Bronze & Marble figures, Austria bronze camel, Stueben & Galle’, Fire gilt candle holders, Haviland Punch Bowl, other older china, few scroll maps, 1828 Baltimore album w/ watercolors, Reverse painted lamp, nice lot figural match safes, lots of Victorian era glass-china-metal items, Carlisle Indian School Commencement tickets, old fire hose reel, Chippendale & Sheraton mirrors, Pierced tin pie safe, long drysink, Hutch table, step back cupboard, cherry Sheraton chest, stands & candle stands, long red wood box, nice 19thC Rose window frame in old paint, blanket chests, nice 12’ bench w/back, high back settle bench, Wallace Nutting Windsor’s-Pilgrim chairs-stands-etc, oriental rugs, 3 18thC Georgian chairs, 19th/20th C. beds-chairs-mirrors-vitrine, brass/marble stands, etc. Very brief ad, check website or Auctionzip for photos & updates. Preview: Wednesday, Nov. 22, 9am-5pm or 7am morning of auction Terms: Cash or PA check, major credit cards w/3% surcharge, out of state checks w/ prior approval. Note: Nice, varied auction. Check website or Auctionzip for photos & updates, Furniture mixed at Noon. Absentee & Phone bids accepted. Collections from Mechanicsburg, Lewisberry, New Oxford, Carlisle.
Antiques & Auction News — November 17, 2023 - - 9 antiquesandauctionnews.net opportunity to add unique arms, and wings of the back, decoration, hit $5,605. auctions.com or visit pieces to their collections,” rose to $7,080. Also, a ca. 1890 To learn more, email w w w . m i l l e r a n d m i l l e r Continued from page 8 Northeastern North America i n f o @ m i l l e r a n d m i l l e r auctions.com. textiles and more from some added Lennox. A scarce, ca. 1880-1900 Mohawk cradle board, 1841-67, and stands 9 inches of the best collections in the high. It was produced before country, with material dating left-facing beaver pint fruit jar adorned with carved and 1867, which was Ontario’s from the 19th to the 20th cen- attributed to the Sydenham painted floral decoration on confederation and when turies. Canadian art ranged Glass Factory in Wallaceburg, the reverse side and flower “Canada West” was changed to from the traditional work of J.J. Ontario, dark amber in color and bird carvings with good Kenyon and Homer Watson to and 5.25 inches tall, with a zinc color throughout, finished at Ontario. lid, changed hands for $11,800. $5,310. The 355-lot auction, which the folk paintings of Lewis. A ca. 1895-1907 Canadian “This multi-consignor sale Also, a painted softwood stickgrossed $424,036, featured a well-rounded offering of afforded us the opportunity to up model flying snow goose cream-glazed earthenware f r e s h - t o - t h e - m a r k e t bring the cream of the crop blue phase hunting decoy ewer and basin with floral Canadiana, folk art, pottery, across a vast array of collect- used on the shores of the St. motifs on both pieces, ing categories that fall into the Lawrence River, with 28-inch attributed to the Owen boasting an Sound Pottery Company of fairly broad banner of wingspan, Canadiana and historic untouched original paint sur- Horning & Brownscombe in objects,” said Ben Lennox, an face, brought $8,850. An Ontario, commanded $4,720, associate at Miller & Miller unusual, ca. 1900 Canadian while a decorated four-galAuctions Ltd. “Astute buyers armchair constructed from lon A. Livingston, Wine & were able to hone in on mas- three or more sets of moose Spirit Merchant salt-glazed terpieces such as the Mohawk antlers plus leather and iron, stoneware jug, attributed to cradle board, the William with a deep upholstered seat Samuel Skinner of Picton An original oil-on-beaverboard painting by Canadian folk Soper inlaid chest of drawers, and back with a pointed arch, Pottery (Ontario), four inch- artist Maud Lewis (1903-70), titled “Oxen in Winter,” the antler-formed chair and, of the antlers forming the legs, es tall, with cobalt bird 12-by-14 inches, signed “Maud Lewis,” sold for $38,350. course, the Collinson St. Thomas stoneware flask.” “As such, aggressive bidders drove these items to strong prices. These are pieces, that outside of museums, are only found in the most serious of collections. We Online & at The Garth’s Barn were honored to be able to The cobalt decorated offer them up to the open stoneware flask with incised market. With 70 percent of our work on both panels by the top 50 lots exceeding estiFeaturing a specially curated session of English-born Canadian arti- mates, this continues to highscarce and important fine and folk art, san William Collinson (1830- light the feverish demand for antiques, and decorative arts with select 90), made in Ontario, ca. the best. Collectors aren’t anxitems from collections throughout the ious to walk away from the 1841-67, sold for $15,340. country including: Contents of the 40+ year antiques business of John Boulware Antiques, Fine art and furnishings from Scherenschnitte found in Tryon a notable central Ohio couple, choice N.C. Selling Thanksgiving Weekend period and reproduction furniture and decorative arts from estates and collectors throughout Ohio, New York, and Colorado, & Fine jewelry.
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The ca. 1900 Canadian armchair constructed from moose antlers, with a deep upholstered seat and back, the antlers forming the legs, arms, and wings of the back, sold for $7,080.
Vibrant 19th Century Paintdecorated Cupboard selling Thanksgiving Weekend
Vermont Chest Attributed to Ebenezer Wheeler Selling Thanksgiving Weekend
Single-Owner 40+ Year Americana Collection Friday, December 8 Selling online-only and featuring painted furniture, early advertising, stoneware, toys, and folk art. Preview available by appointment during the week prior to the auction.
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An original oil-on-beaverboard painting by Canadian folk artist Maud Lewis (1903-70), titled “Covered Bridge in Winter,” 12-by-14 inches, signed “Maud Lewis,” sold for $37,760.
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One of the posters has been lost to time; the other, which Daughtery held on to, is in this auction. It serves as both a memorial to rock’s lost legends and a marvelous time capsule. “The Winter Dance Party posters remain arguably the best and most coveted, and rarest, concert posters of all time,” according to Heritage’s Director of Concert Posters, Pete Howard. “The few that exist are at the absolute top of the hobby: They’re in only the most elite of collections, and they come to auction so seldom that it should be treated as a major event every time.” In November 2022, a poster bearing the names and faces of its young immortals made its auction debut at Heritage. From the
This is believed to be the only known placard promoting the Feb. 1, 1959, concert at the Riverside Ballroom in Green Bay, Wis. Some 30 hours after that show, Holly, Valens and Richardson died in a plane crash in what is now known as “The Day the Music Died.”
scheduled Feb. 3 Moorhead Armory concert, which, the UPI reported, took place “before 2,000 subdued teenagers … despite the deaths of three of their stars in a place crash” hours earlier. It sold for a record-setting $447,000. Unlike its predecessor, the Feb. 1 poster top boasts a printed venue box at the top, which promises cheap tickets, a whole 90 cents if purchased before the 8 p.m. start time, $1.25 afterward, and warns its teen attendees not to wear blue jeans or slacks. Here, too, is the heads-up that “NO Known as the 1968 “Flying (Intoxicating Beverages) will Eyeball,” this poster pro- be Sold.” moted the Jimi Hendrix To switch gears, no such Experience, John Mayall heads-up warning appeared and the Bluesbreakers and on the iconic “Skeleton & Albert King’s four February Roses” poster advertising 1968 shows at the Fillmore the Grateful Dead’s Sept. 16Auditorium and Winterland 17, 1966, stint at San ballroom. It is signed by its Francisco’s Avalon Ballroom; designer, Rick Griffin, even now, a buzz can be and graded CGC Near Mint induced just looking at psyPlus 9.6. chedelia’s most famous
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antiquesandauctionnews.net image. A first-printing of the soundtrack to the most “Skeleton & Roses” graded exciting period of the 20th 9.8 Near Mint/Mint by century.” Certified Guaranty Company Heritage is thrilled to is considered among the again present more than most stunning examples 100 centerpiece offerings Heritage has offered after from Swartz’s collection, setting the record, time and which is so extensive and again, for this Family Dog admired they were the sole masterpiece by Stanley posters displayed in the Mouse and Alton Kelley. Metropolitan Museum of The Dead delight hails Art’s 2019 “Play it Loud” from the renowned collec- exhibit. tion of celebrated poster Among his historic offercollector David Swartz, who ings are such profoundly has spent years tracking iconic posters as the 1968 down posters featuring psy- “Flying Eyeball” promoting chedelic bands and venues. the Jimi Hendrix Experience, As he told The New York John Mayall and the Times in 2017, “Posters doc- Bluesbreakers and Albert ument and frame specific King’s four February 1968 moments in history, which, shows at the Fillmore when you look at them, Auditorium and Winterland bring you back to a time ballroom. This example is that’s gone. What I collect is signed by its designer, Rick
Griffin, and graded CGC Near Mint Plus 9.6. In fact, most of the posters in this collection are near-mint, with many of them autographed by their famed designers, including this Who and Hendrix double bill at the Fillmore in 1967 signed by Bonnie MacLean, a 1966 “Frankenstein” for the Grateful Dead signed by Stanley Mouse, and a 1977 Pink Floyd “Flying Pig” Oakland concert poster signed by Randy Tuten. This auction, rich in visual feasts celebrating rock royalty, is a rare opportunity to acquire a treasure from Swartz’s collection. For more information, visit www.HA.com.
This iconic “Skeleton & Roses” poster advertising the Grateful Dead’s Sept. 1617, 1966, stint at San Francisco’s Avalon Ballroom is a first-printing graded 9.8 Near Mint/Mint by Certified Guaranty Company.
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The rare and documented Colt 1847 Martial “Walker” D Co. .44 caliber percussion revolver, Serial No. 218, was developed through a collaboration between Samuel Colt and Texas Ranger Capt. Samuel H. Walker, national hero of the Texas-Mexico Wars. A total of 1,100 were made, fewer than 100 known survive today. The crème de la crème of Colt revolvers, it is estimated at $75,000-$150,000.
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in London by Macmillan and Co. in 1865 but dated 1866. This presentation copy, inscribed by the illustrator John Tenniel, includes an original drawing on the half-title of the Mad Hatter with a tea cup and toast. It is signed, “With [monogram] JT’s kind regards / Xmas 1867.” This is one of only five known copies of drawings made by Tenniel as part of inscriptions in books, according to Schiller’s 1990 census.
Adventures in Wonderland” is since 1865, have been produca limited edition, number 324 ing unique renditions of the of 2,500 copy signed by Dali, characters and scenes from and printed in New York by the this popular children’s book. Maecenas Press - Random The Farbers also had a deep House in 1969. This large folio fascination for the many includes a colored and etched translations of the work, chief frontispiece and 12 color heli- among them perhaps the ogravures with original remar- most important, the ‘original ques by Dali, each within 17 Alice’s copy’ of Nabokov’s unbound and unstitched loose Russian translation of ‘Alice.’ We are excited to jump down as issued gatherings. “The Farbers were truly this rabbit hole on Nov. 30,” “mad as a hatter” when it according to Chris Brink, came to collecting all things director of Fine Books and ‘Alice.’ One focus of their Manuscripts at Potter & Potter Auctions. For additional information, visit www.potterauctions.com.
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A first authorized edition and first published English edition of Carroll’s “Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland” is estimated at $15,000$25,000. It was published in London by Macmillan and Co. in 1865 but dated 1866. This unique presentation copy is inscribed by the illustrator John Tenniel.
The “original Alice’s copy” of Nabokov’s Russian translation of “Alice” is estimated at $10,000-$15,000. It was published in Berlin by The celestial globe depicting Izdatel’stov Gamayun in 1923. the Red King’s dream as witnessed by Alice, recalled by Lewis Carroll, and illustrated using the artwork of John Tenniel, is estimated at $5,000-$7,000. This 1/1 prepublication proof was produced in London by Greaves & Thomas in 2001.
2 Volkswagen Beetle Bugs 1 1969 & 1970; 2 Volkswagen Engines, Doors & Misc. VW Parts; 1973 Audi Fox; Approx. 40 Accordions Including: Bomariana, Anglo Moress, Mar A Doro, Wurlitzer, Video, Caprani And Figli, Gebr Ludwig’s (German); Trombone; Large Collection Of New York City Bus, Early Transit Items & Memorabilia Including: 70+ Fare Token/Coin Machines; Numerous Bus Destination Rolling Sign Capsules: New York City bus & Subway destination roll sign boxes having 1,2 and 3 rolls as well as individual destination roll signs; 2 Subway Doors; 50 NYC Bus Tokens; Transit Signage; Trolly & Bus Sign; Transit Mugs, Hats, Coin Counter, Etc.; Parking Meter; Road Sign; Early Computers Including 2 Commadore CBM 5032 Computers; Blue Seltzer Bottles; Large Amount Of Vinyl Records; Vintage and antique electronics - Harmon Kardon, Marantz, Sony, Fisher, Hitachi, Panasonic, RCA, Bell & Howell, Cardovox, Sharp, Magnavox, NEC, Masterwork, Vanity Fair, Kadett, Victor and more; Large Amount Of Early Radios,(‘40’s, 50’s & 60’s Table Top Radios) Delmonico, Monitorado & Others, TV’s, Record Players & Reel To Reel Recorders & Amplifiers; Vintage & antique Turntables, Speakers, Amplifiers, Betamax, VHS, Stereo Components; Reel to reel recorders and projectors, Slide projector’s, etc.; Vintage and antique large quantity of early projectors including INTERNATIONAL PROJECTOR CORP SIMPLEX MOVIE THEATER PROJECTOR DATED JULY 11, 1916, Revere Camera Co 16mm 1949, and others including Zeiss, Kodak, Keystone, Bell & Howell, Three Dimension, Filmo, Graflex, eumio; Vintage movie theater 3 reel set of the movie “Liezl of 7 Hoods in OB, other theater movies on reels in cans, 16 mm reels etc; Quantity of vintage still and movie cameras and accessories including Brownie, Kodak, Polaroid Land, Polaroid, Arg us, Minolta, Mercury etc.; Castle Films 8mm & super 8mm movies; many MIB, 8 track tapes; 4 track stereo tapes; Vintage TVs including Unusual Philco Predicta, JVC model 3240, Sony, RCA, GE, Table top and consoles; VINTAGE ZEISS d.f. World War II Anti Aircraft binoculars; Photographic accessories; Sewing Machines including Singer, White, Sears, Gimbles; Quantity of dial and wall phones; Typewriters including IBM, Remington, Underwood, Royal, Olympia etc; Vintage games & Computers including Commodore CBM Model 8032; (2), Atari 5200, Atari 2600, Super Nintendo, NES, Genesis 1601; Matchbox Speedtrack, Matchbox Switch-a-track; Boxed Matchbox, Match box in blister packs; Lincoln logs; Trains, Lionel and others; Quantity of track, Train accessories; Model Train Items; Vacuum Sweepers Inc. Numerous New Oreks; Orek Sweeper Lighted Sign; Early Hand Planes & Other Misc. Tools; Misc. Telephones; Tethered Thimble Drone Race Car; Many Christmas Decorations Including Large Blow Mold Items, Bubble Lights & Tree Ornament Balls; Table Top Gilbert Milkshake Mixer; Large Amount Of Vintage Cash Registers & Typewriters; Seltzer Bottles W/Chrome Tops Including: Garfield (NJ), Paul Karmin (Brooklyn NY), Marigold Beverage (Brooklyn NY), Floor Mod. Display Cases; C.I. Bucket A Day Stove; Large Amount Of Long Handles & Hand Tools; Framed Prints & Paintings; Many Bicycles, (Schwinn, Raleigh & Others); Early Electric Fan Collection; Wringer Washer; Early Refrigerator; Antique and vintage shelf clocks (as found); Early and unusual Christmas balls and ornaments, ceramic trees; Tools –Approx 30 wood bench and block planes, Stanley Planes #7 & #3 (2), Portable tool boxes, Metal Machinist Chest with tools, Pipe Wrenches, Pipe Bender, Stanley picture frame clamp/mitre, Stanley Hydraulic chain saw model #CS07 (ONLINE?), Hand Saws, Hand & Garden Tools; Misc – Vintage Blue & Clear Seltzer bottles (ONLINE), Car Racing trophies, Weston Frequency Meter, Quantity of Photographic negatives on wood blocks, Quantity of table and hanging lamps, Kitchen Ware, 5 gal car boys, Prints & Pictures SIGNED CLOWN PAINTING, Vintage metal party noise makers; Misc. Furniture; & Much More. To Be Discovered! Check auctionzip.com (18225) For Updates. This Is A Live In Person Auction With WWW.HEISEYAUCTIONS.COM Online Bidding Available At proxibid.com Sale For: Sals Landscaping Terms: Cash, Approved Check Or Credit Card w/4% Added For C.C.
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