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Rock Ford To Host Colonial Christmas Children’s Event On Dec. 7 FRIDAY NOVEMBER 22, 2019 • VOL. 50, NO. 47

Fuller Estate To Be Sold At Briggs Auction On Nov. 22

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The Fullers Of Willow Brook Farms Collected Fine Antiques And Art Briggs Auction is pleased to feature the C. Thomas and Alexandra Huston Fuller estate collection of Willow Brook Farms, Catasauqua, Pa., at their Fine Estate Auction on Friday, Nov. 22, beginning at 3 p.m.

The collection will feature an excellent assortment of antique furnishings, fine art and sculpture, Asian decorative arts, carpets, silver, fine jewelry, and more from their Catasauqua country estate.

The Fuller family was very generous and well thought of in the Catasaqua community (a suburb of Allentown in Lehigh County).

Willow Brook Farms came into being when Col. James W. Fuller had the vision to assemble a number of farms in the region, eventually ending up with close to 1,800 acres. One

The Rock Ford barn in winter.

One of many equestrian landscapes that graced the Fullers’ country house in Catasauqua, Pa., was this painting by James Walsham Baldock (est. $8,000-$9,000).

Celebrate a Colonial Christmas in the barn at Rock Ford Plantation on Saturday, Dec. 7, at 2 p.m.

Activities during this children’s event include listening to a story, decorating a homemade gingerbread cookie, playing games and making a simple craft. Apple cider, water, pretzels and gingerbread cookies will be served. This children’s event is geared toward children ages 4 and up and will be approximately one hour in length.

The cost is $2 per person.

Reservations may be made at www.rockford.yapsody.com.

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children must be accompanied by a parent or other responsible adult during the event. The reservation deadline is Sunday, Dec. 1.

Proceeds benefit Rock Ford Plantation, located at 881 Rockford Road, Lancaster, Pa. Built in 1794, Rock Ford was the home of Edward Hand and his family. Hand served as adjutant general to George Washington during the Revolutionary War. It is operated by the nonprofit Rock Ford Foundation.

For more information, visit www.rockfordplantation.org.

Classic And Contemporary Photographs Bring $1.5 Million At Swann

“Queen Nefertari: Eternal Egypt” Celebrates Artistic Achievements From 3,000 Years Ago on page 4

Manet: Three Paintings From The Norton Simon Museum on page 6

Edward S. Curtis’ Portfolios And Orotones Set Records

This fine Delaware Valley lowboy reflects the elegance of the Fuller collection (est. $1,500-$2,500).

of his dreams at the time was to have some of the finest horses in the country, so he purchased the largest Percheron horse in the world from Belgium.

However, the real history of Willow Brook, the breadth and depth of its breeding program, and the introduction of the western riding style known as reining is owed to his son, Charlton Thomas Fuller.

As a child, C. Thomas Fuller grew up doing chores on horseback. After graduating from Washington & Lee University and serving in World War II, Fuller returned to Willow Brook with his wife, Alexandra, and their three children. In the early 1950s, the couple’s oldest daughter began developing a fondness for horses, which is what Tom Fuller ultimately credits with bringing horses back to Willow Brook. In 1964, Continuing the Fullers’ equestrian theme, this Tom purchased Quarter Horse immense cast bronze sculpture vividly illustrates its Stallion Joe Cody, centering title of “Early Morning Disagreement” and is one of Willow Brook’s new breeding 15 ever cast (est. $15,000-$20,000).

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Swann Galleries’ Oct. 17 sale of Classic and Contemporary Photographs featured a broad range of photographic material. “The sale cast a wide net with icons of popular culture, important historical images and classic masterpieces of fine art photography,” noted Daile Kaplan, the house’s director of photographs and photobooks.

Edward S. Curtis’ portfolios and orotones attracted robust bidding. Highlights included “Prayer to the Stars,” orotone plate, 1904, that earned a record for the image, $21,250, selling to a collector.

“The North American Indian, Portfolio II,” with 33 photogravures (Apache, Pima, Edward S. Curtis’ “Prayer to the Stars,” orotone plate, Pagago, Mohave), 1908, from 1904, sold to a private collector for $21,250, an reached $27,500 to the trade, auction record for the image. and “The North American Indian, Portfolio IX,” 25 pho- included Roy DeCarava’s “Boy with togravures (Puget Sound), 1913, Bowed Head,” silver print, 1961, printed early 1970s, going for $17,500. brought $13,750 to a collector.

Historical images included Irving Penn’s sumptuous platinum-palladium print, “Cuzco Henri Cartier-Bresson’s “Gestapo Children, Peru,” December, 1948, informer recognized by a woman printed 1978, led the sale at $93,750, she had denounced, Dessau, selling to a collector. Also among the Germany,” ferrotyped silver print, top lots was Penn’s “American Ballet 1945, printed 1947, which brought Theatre,” platinum-palladium print, $42,500, a record for the image, and 1947, 1968, which brought $18,750. W. Eugene Smith’s “Tomoko Further fine art photography Continued on page 2

A Palatial Pair Of Torchieres Lights Up Benefit Shop Foundation Sale on page 6

Two Giant Gold Rush-Era Alaska Gold Nuggets Sell For A Combined $172,725 on page 10

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antiquesandauctionnews.net mounted on a black marble (ginger jar vase) on stand, the plinth base, with artist’s signa- body of the vase decorated in ture and Gorham Co. Founders high relief mixed metal with mark (est. $4,000-$5,000); an alternating panels of figural, Edith Baretto Parsons (1878- bird, and floral design on a 1956) cast bronze fountain background of gilt floral sculpture depicting a child accents and relief blossoms, holding two turtles, titled will be estimated at $6,000“Turtle Baby,” with cast signa- $9,000. One panel of this specture on base (est. at $8,000- tacular piece is signed, and an $10,000); and a cast bronze artist’s seal is shown under sculpture titled “Early Morning the lid. A beautifully carved Disagreement” by Mehl and highly-polished 18th-cenLawson (b. 1942), depicting a tury Chinese jade bowl, possicowboy mounting a fractious bly from the Chieng-Lung perihorse, a casting of an edition od (1736-96) with flaring rim of 15, with a cast signature over a footed base, will be (est. at $15,000-$20,000). One estimated at $3,000-$4,000. of the editions sold for The Fuller estate collec$16,800 at Alterman Galleries tion will also feature numer& Auctioneers in Santa Fe, ous lots of fine jewelry, includN.M., in 2007. ing fine gold rings, brooches, The collection also earrings with various precious includes two and semi-precious gemwooden carved stones, with a spectacular cigar store platinum and diamond ring Indians, each taking center stage. It holds a about 70 inches 4-plus carat emerald-cut diatall, and each with mond flanked by two polychrome deco- baguette-cut diamonds, with a ration, on plinth total diamond weight of apx. bases (est. $5,000- 4.99 carats. The estimate will $7,000 each). be $14,000-$18,000.

Examples of “This well-rounded collecfine antique fur- tion truly reflects the Fullers’ nishings and Asian passion for their farm and decorative arts their community, as well as will include an their elegant and warm per1 8 t h - c e n t u r y sonal style,” said Stephen Delaware Valley Turner of Briggs Auction. “We walnut lowboy are pleased and proud to featuring a mold- offer these pieces for auction, ed edge top with and expect them to be well notched corners, regarded and received.” one over two The catalog is available by drawers over a visiting www.BriggsAuction.com scalloped apron, or Live Auctioneers. Absentee, resting on cabri- telephone, live, and online ole legs terminat- bidding will be available. ing in trifid feet Briggs Auction is located at (est. $1,500- 1347 Naamans Creek Road, Two iconic wooden carved cigar store Indians stood at $2,500). A fine Garnet Valley, Pa. the entry in the Fuller house and are included in the Japanese MeijiFor directions or preview estate collection (est. $5,000-$7,000 each). period (19th cen- dates and times, readers may tury) bronze koro call 610-566-3138.

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program around the stallion.

C. Thomas Fuller was a founding member of the National Reining Horse Association and was instrumental in the creation of the Eastern Pennsylvania Reining Horse Association. The Fuller family hosted reining events for over 20 years at Willow Brook Farms.

Both Fuller and his American Quarter Horse legend, Joe Cody, were inducted into the National Reining Horse Association Hall of Fame and the American Quarter Horse Hall of Fame.

The Fuller family also owned two other facilities, the Thoroughbred farm, called Winterwood in Unionville, Pa., and Louisiana Stud in Lafayette, La. All three of their properties produced horses of national prominence, several in the AQHA and NRHA Hall of Fame, and an Eclipse Award Winner - a prestigious award in the field of thoroughbreds.

The Fullers’ passion for horses influenced the furnishing of their country house, which was decorated with various equestrian themed art and antiques.

Highlights of this estate collection will include numerous pieces of fine art and sculpture in a wide array of artists, genres, and styles, including an oil-on-canvas equestrian landscape by James Walsham Baldock (British, 1822-98), depicting a huntsman mounted on a grey horse and holding a bay horse, with a hunt in the background (est. $8,000-$9,000). The

painting is signed in the lower right and dated 1858 and is in a gilt frame. A Bucks County, Pa., oil-on-canvas landscape of Cobbs Creek by Charles Wilson Knapp (American, 18231900), titled “Cobbs Creek, Bucks County P.A.”, will be estimated at $2,000-$3,000. A Nathaniel Currier (American, 1813-88) lithograph titled “The Last War Whoop,” 1856, after a painting by Arthur Fitzwilliam Tait (British/American, 18191905), will be estimated at $3,500-$4,500.

Several bronze sculptures will be featured by artists including Harriet Whitney Frishmuth (American, 18801980), such as a bronze depicting a standing figure, titled “The Vine,” ca. 1921, and

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The popular vernacular section saw competitive bidding for albums and folios documenting life in Asia and the South Seas in the late 19th century ($6,250), the 1939 World’s Fair ($6,250), and press photographs including images from the Great Depression ($4,000), the Yalta and Tehran Conferences ($813), as well as the Vietnam War ($6,000).

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The huge 26,000-squarefoot facility houses a wide variety of antiques and colContinued from page 1 lectibles displayed by over 125 Uemura in Her Bath,” silver dealers. Merchandise featured print, 1971-73, at $13,750. includes fine items such as Dorothea Lange was present furniture, glassware, sterling with “San Francisco Waterfront silver, clocks, advertising, jew(Demonstration),” silver print, elry, fine china, toys, books, 1934 ($20,000), and “Migrant postcards, trains, Christmas Mother,” silver print, 1936, items, pottery, linens, primiprinted ca. 1965 ($18,750). Also tives, kitchenware, and much of note was a collection of 54 more. silver prints on carte-postale Housed inside paper depicting the architecthe antique mall ture of Cuzco, Peru, by Martin is an Old Time Chambi, which earned $15,000.

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Collector Anecdotes And Antics The Four Books Every Collector Should Read At Least Once, Preferably Twice

I am often asked what books I recommend to beginning and novice collectors to become more savvy collectors.

I used to answer with books written on the subject of economics and finance due to the amount of mass speculation that occurs within the greater antiques and collectibles trade. Recognizing that most beginning collectors don’t have an interest to read about economics or finance, I’ve readjusted my approach.

Luckily, there are some great books written on the topics of the antiques and collectibles trade that mirror as excellent business lessons as well.

These are the books that I recommend not only to novice collectors, but also to intermediate and experienced collectors who could benefit from some of the lessons contained

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The speculative bubble for sports cards that occurred in the late 1980s to early 1990s is also looked at en masse in this book. The book takes an unbiased focus and looks at the market for these collectibles over the years, who profited from them, and who lost big in one of the most popular collecting markets of the 20th century.

2. “The Great Beanie Baby Bubble: The Amazing Story of How America Lost Its Mind Over a Plush Toy and the Eccentric Genius Behind It” by Zac Bissonnette. Quite possibly one of the best books ever written on the topic of speculative bubbles in the greater antiques and collectibles trade. This book takes an inside look at the Beanie Baby bubble and paints the perfect picture of nostalgia for anyone who was alive during this frenzy. The book goes into detail as to what caused the price of children’s stuffed toys to increase in value exponentially on the secondary market only to come crashing down just a few years later.

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perspective, the book does a phenomenal job at taking readers through a journey unlike any other. This is a book that I own multiple copies of and re-read at least once every year or so. Best of all, this book can be had for less than $20.

Regular readers of this column will keenly note that most of these books (with the exception of “Killer Stuff and Tons of Money”) center around the topic of speculation or collectibles that are susceptible to mass speculation in the trade. I do not deny this. The one thing I always tell all collectors regardless of age

and experience is to simply understand that in most cases a lot of the auction records being made in the higher end collectibles trade will pass. No asset and commodity can ever go up in price indefinitely, and if you understand that simple concept I guarantee that you will be a better collector and investor.

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1. “Killer Stuff and Tons of Money: Seeking History and Hidden Gems in Flea-Market America” by Maureen Stanton.

This is quite possibly the greatest book ever written on the subject of the antiques and collectibles trade. I have commented about this book in past articles and have recommended it to acquaintances, collectors, friends, investors, and even speculators.

Surprisingly, the book was written by an outsider to the greater trade and takes an inside look at the antiques market by the author’s use of her friend, a mid-tier antiques dealer who goes by an alias in the book to protect his identity. The real genius behind this book is the use of that alias because readers get a factual and unbiased account about the antiques and collectibles marketplace as a whole. There are even several chapters devoted to the collectibles trade in which popular and well-known comic book and vintage toy dealers are interviewed. The only negative aspect of the book is that it was written around the 2008/2009 financial crisis, of which the antiques and collectibles market was greatly affected. As a result, the gloom and doom commentary contained within the book is enough to sour even the most passionate collector on the trade, but if you can put that in

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in these books. Listed below are the four books every collector should read, in my humble opinion.

4. “Comic Wars” by Dan Raviv. Believe it or not, there was a time when Marvel Comics was not owned by Disney and was on the brink of bankruptcy. How it got to this point is the subject of this book, which centers around how several Wall Street billionaires manipulated Main Street to get them to believe that the limited-edition holofoil comic books companies like Marvel were producing would be worth even more money in the future. What came next was a story about greed, economics, high finance, and mass speculation that almost took out one of the most popular creators of comic characters the world has ever known. The book is a must-read not only for comic book collectors, but also collectors of mass-produced collectibles and pop culturebased artifacts. “Comic Wars” is one of the many books on this list that delves into the topic of speculation and how companies manipulate the collectibles marketplace to ensure mass profits.

3. “Mint Condition: How Baseball Cards Became an American Obsession” by Dave Jamieson. Ever wonder how a popular staple of our childhood became a worthy collectible? Even today, graded vintage sports cards can

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“Queen Nefertari: Eternal Egypt” Celebrates Artistic Achievements From 3,000 Years Ago Year-Round

today, Queen Nefertari was the favorite wife and even diplomatic helpmate to Ramesses II, who called her “The One for Whom the Sun Shines.” A colossal temple was built in her honor at Abu Simbel, and her tomb in the Valley of the Queens is known for its vivid artistry.

Sometimes called “the Sistine Chapel of Egypt,” the tomb’s elaborately painted walls feature gods and winged goddesses, animals, insects, and hieroglyphs illustrating the intricate process of passing This is Julia´n Zugazagoitia in Queen Nefertari’s tomb in 1993. Photo provided through the underworld to by Julia´n Zugazagoitia. eternal life.

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In the Tomb of Nefertari, a mural painting of queen reciting mortuary formula in burial chamber from 19th dynasty (detail), Egypt,Thebes, Luxor,Valley of the Queens. Photo courtesy of De Agostini Picture Library / S. Vannini / Bridgeman Images.

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Manet: Three Paintings From The Norton Simon Museum Rare Opportunity To See Works On East Coast Will Run This Fall And Winter loans with the California museum. The exhibition and accompanying catalogue, which features new scholarly material on technical analysis, provenance, and dating, were organized and written by David Pullins, formerly assistant

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collaboration with research conducted at the Frick has resulted in a better understanding of Manet’s technique and his habit of reworking his paintings.

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1867–71, possibly reworked in 1876–77, is an oil-on-canvas measuring 76.75-by-51.5 inches, courtesy of the Norton Simon Foundation, Pasadena, Calif.

20th-century abstraction, Manet was a revolutionary in his own time and a legend thereafter. Beyond his pivotal role in art history as the creator of iconic masterworks, Manet’s vision has come to define how we understand modern urban life and Paris, the so-called “capital of the 19th-century.� The works in the exhibition encapsulate three “views� of the artist’s life and work. Each canvas offers an opportunity to consider the range of Manet’s pioneering vision. “Madame Manet� (ca. 1876) encourages visitors to consider how the artist’s biography impacts the way in which his paintings are understood, while the pristinely preserved “Fish and Shrimp� (1864) prompts an appreciation of his sheer technical skill. Finally, “The Ragpicker� (1867–71, possibly reworked 1876-77) demonstrates Manet’s innovative combination of references to contemporary visual culture and Old Master painting. “Manet: Three Paintings From the Norton Simon Museum� is the seventh in a series of acclaimed reciprocal

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This fall and winter, the Frick will present three canvases by Édouard Manet (1832–83) from the collection of the Norton Simon Museum in Pasadena, Calif., marking the first time the paintings will be exhibited together elsewhere since their acquisition.

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11/24/19, SPRING CITY, SUN 10 AM, Vintage & contemporary tools & auto & motorcycle featuring 1967 Mercury Cougar XR7 289 motor, Bultaco motorcycle 1970, together w/another engine & box of parts., jet ski, 20 Bonnie Brae Rd, Ron Rhoads

11/29/19, GLEN ROCK, FRI 8:30 AM, Firearms, 4 automobiles, lanterns, power tools, Farmall tractor, antiques. Live in house & simulcast live on auctionzip/invaluable, 4067 Snyder Rd, Wehrlys Auction Service Inc.

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Two Giant Gold Rush-Era Alaska Gold Nuggets Sell For A Combined $172,725 Holabird Four-Day Sale Was Held Oct. 4 To 7 nugget, large by any standard, sold for $99,175.

The other nugget, 33.83 ounces, was found in Alaska’s Chandler District, along the Squaw Creek drainage. It’s still active today. It brought $77,550.

Online bidding was facilitated by iCollector.com, LiveAuctioneers.com, I n v a l u a b l e . c o m , AuctionMobility.com and Auctionzip.com. All prices quoted here include a buyer’s premium.

Day one contained 772 lots of textiles, Native Americana, art, music, maps, foreign collectibles, sports, military and aviation, railroadiana, postal history, Wells Fargo and more.

A star lot was a nice and unusual Mexican rawhide saddle bag from about the 1940s (or earlier), similar to the ones Pony Express riders had, with leather tassels and long leather strapping ($7,187). Also, a group of 14 letters exchanged between a brother and a sister between 1864-66, in Genoa, Nev., plus a Gold Rush-era gold buckle and a 15-carat gold ring, finished at $2,125.

Other day one lots included a map of the “New World” (New York and New England, to include Manhattan) from 1606, shown as “New France” (La Nuova Francia), with characterizations of “Americans” (settlers, Indians, etc.), which brought $2,000, and a pair of Native American “Gauntlet Gloves” made from elk skin with elaborate, multi-colored beadwork, made circa 1900-20 by one of the Northern Plains Tribes of Montana, plus a pair of tiny fantasy moccasins, made $500.

Day two was packed with 736 lots of marbles, bottles, saloon items, cigar and tobacco, cowboy collectibles, firearms, weaponry, tokens, numismatics A pair of Native American “Gauntlet Gloves” made (to include coins, dies, from elk skin with elaborate beadwork, ca. 1900- currency, 20, by one of the Northern Plains Tribes, plus a pair medals, so-called dollars and general of tiny fantasy moccasins, brought $500. items), toys, World’s Fair and Expos, political memorabilia, and general and foreign Americana (Australia, Canada and Panama).

A large white enamel sign from the Automobile Club of Southern California, circa 1910-20, 2-by-3 feet and showing the mileage from an older country road (no longer in use) to Lida, Big Pine, Goldfield and Tonopah (Nev.), in very good shape for its age, knocked down for $5,490.

Also sold on day two were an 1892-CC Morgan silver dollar with full eagle feathers on The nice and unusual Mexican the reverse but flat hair on rawhide saddle bag from about the the obverse, indicating a weak 1940s (or earlier), similar to the ones strike ($938), and an octagoPony Express riders had, with leather nal 1876 California fractional tassels and long leather strapping, gold half-dollar coin, BG 949, realized $7,187.

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Day three featured over 800 lots of gold, jewelry, minerals, mining (foreign, general and geographically sorted), fossils, collectible spoons, Gold Rush memorabilia and more. A top lot was a circa 1900 ladies’ solitaire diamond ring set in 14-carat gold and having a one-carat, European cut diamond. The ring, having outstanding quality, slipped on a new finger for $2,684.

Other day three stars included the 1905 Atlas of the Goldfield, Tonopah & Bullfrog Mining Districts of Nevada, with claim maps and a directory of all the mining companies operating in the districts at the time, 93 pages plus five large

The giant 38.39-ounce gold nugget mined at Ganes Creek, Alaska, about 150 miles east-southeast from Unalakleet, on the Norton Sound, sold This 33.83-ounce gold nugget, found for $99,175. in Alaska’s Chandler District, along the color fold-out maps ($2,625), Squaw Creek drainage, which is still and a spectacular eye-catching active today, sold for $77,550.

1871 stock certificate for the Monitor and Northwestern items, directories, transportaMining Company of Milwaukee tion (planes, trains, automo(Wis.), for five shares issued to biles), and bargains and dealSarah Mattison, with a vignette er specials in all categories. of Monitor Mountain, Calif., A Toliver Aerial Navigation realized $1,875.

Company (Phoenix, Ariz.) stock Day four contained 818 certificate, issued on July 28th, lots of calendars, cameras, fire 1911, for 100 shares to “M. Corekey,” signed by the

The large white enamel sign from the Automobile Club of Southern California, ca. 1910-20, showing the mileage to Lida, Big Pine, Goldfield and Tonopah, Nev., realized $5,490. president (“CH Toliver”) and assistant secretary, with a fabulous vignette of a flying machine over a town (possibly Phoenix), sold for $562.

To learn more about Holabird Western Americana Collections LLC, based in Reno, Nev., readers may call Fred Holabird at either 775-851-1859 or 844-492-2766 or visit www.fhwac.com.

This eye-catching 1871 stock certificate for the Monitor and Northwestern This Map of the “New World” (New York and New England, to include Mining Company of Milwaukee (Wis.), for five shares issued to Sarah Mattison, Manhattan) from 1606, shown as “New France” (La Nuova Francia), with sold for $1,875. characterizations of “Americans,” sold for $2,000.

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Two large-size gold nuggets mined in Alaska during the days of the Gold Rush, one a 38.39-ounce nugget, the other 33.83 ounces, sold for a combined $172,725 at an auction held from Oct. 4 to 7 by Holabird Western Americana Collections, online and in its Reno, Nev., gallery.

The gold nuggets were the top lots in a four-day Americana auction bursting with more than 3,100 lots in a wide array of collecting categories, petroliana, aviation, World War II, railroadiana, Native Americana, stock certificates, mining, minerals, coins and gold. A special section was devoted to dealers, with great bargains lotted specifically with re-sellers in mind.

“We called this our fall season second chance auction, because for anyone who missed any of our great 2019 sales, this was their second chance to fill the holes in their collections,” said Fred Holabird of Holabird Western Americana Collections.

“Bidders absolutely heeded the call, as we had solid participation live in the gallery and especially online. Overall it was a fantastic sale.”

The 38.39-ounce gold nugget was mined at Ganes Creek, Alaska, about 150 miles east-southeast from Unalakleet, on the Norton Sound, which is 150 miles southeast of Nome. Ganes Creek is known for its large nuggets and there are several “Pay” nugget finding operations still there today. The

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M AU R E R ’ S 4 8 T H A N N U A L

Thanksgiving Weekend

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FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 29TH AND 30TH, 2019 All Auctions Begin at 10 A.M. AUCTION LOCATION:

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Four Auctions in Two Days!

LIONEL POSTWAR TRAINS Exclusively from the Estate of Robert Gladsden, Philadelphia, PA will be sold Friday, Nov. 29th in the Pavilion. Special Emphasis on MILITARY & SPACE TRAINS AND ACCESSORIES. Hundreds of Lionel Trains of the Postwar Era. Good assortment of Engines, Budd cars & motorized units, Rolling Stock and animated accessories. Postwar Train sets in original boxes. This Thanksgiving Weekend Auction will be the first in a series of auctions for the Gladsden Estate. Yet to come, PARTS GALORE! An amazing and impressive selection of parts and trains for repair. Highly specialized & curated Parts Inventory. The First of two parts auctions will be Dec. 14.

ANTIQUE TOYS, AUTOMOTIVE & ADVERTISING in the Blue Room on Friday, Nov. 29.

TOYS: GARTON TIN LIZZY pedal car. Original Pepsi-Cola “More Bounce to the Ounce” pedal car. Plenty of Pressed Steel Toys! Nice selection of Smith Miller and Smitty Toys Trucks and Equipment. Graders, Dozers, Tractors. Tonka Highway Construction 4-vehicle set. Keystone ride-on toys. Fire Apparatus. Buddy L Flivvers & Hucksters. Pressed steel busses and locos. Early autos and hill climbers. Iron & tin toys such as Firehouse and Early pumper. Tin windup & battery-op comic character toys. Banks. Great mini-collection of TOOTSIETOYS: Half dozen Comic Characters like KO ICE, etc. Nice, clean LaSalles and Grahams. Moving van exclusive. Corgi, Dinky, Matchbox. Dealership Sp. Ed. & other scale model vehicles. Dime Store figures. Collection of Mopar & FoMoCo auto script. Hudson Promo car. Oil Company giveaways & premiums auto collector’s accessories. Advertising thermometers, stand-up and signs. Gas station accoutrements.

ANTIQUE TOY TRAINS in the Pavilion on Saturday, Nov. 30: Interesting selection of Lionel, Ives and American Flyer standard and prewar O gauge trains. Early Transitional and hard-to-find color schemes. Marklin #1 gauge, Bassett - Lowke #2 gauge and ‘O’ gauge mixed freight cars. Lionel & AF Blue Comet & Circus sets. Budd cars. Hudsons, Hiawathas, multi-unit trains, streamliners. Postwar Lionel uncataloged Sears sets & such. Military. Marx, Hafner, Joy Line sets. Parts & catalogs.

HO MODEL TRAINS in the Blue Room on Saturday, Nov. 30. Nice selection of Quality Equipment from a private collection.

Large quantity never-run or like-new. Brass engines & Rolling Stock.

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How Much Is An Illegible Autograph Worth?

the marketplace can kill demand for specific legitimate autographs.

Personally, I agree with

the letter to the editor writer.

If you can’t read it, it’s not worth nearly as much as a legible autograph. And I will never pay for such an autograph. But that’s just my opinion. What do you think?

What’s it worth? Recently, I purchased a grouping of mostly illegible autographs of

professional boxers from the 1980s. My client’s husband had collected these from boxing matches he attended in Atlantic City casinos. Most were low-level boxing card chumps who never made it very far and who are remembered by no one today. Value is basically zero because no one wants them.

There was a “Jersey Joe Walcott” autograph, signed well after his fighting days were over, signed on a blank partial piece of paper, actually worth perhaps $50-$100 if I could find anyone still interested in professional boxing today (can we say UFC?). And is anyone the least bit interested in “Jersey Joe Walcott” today? Maybe I’ll try eBay and see what happens.

Mike Ivankovich is an auctioneer, appraiser, home downsizing expert, and host of the “What’s It Worth? Ask Mike the Appraiser” radio show. Now in its fifth year, “What’s It Worth” airs live on Friday mornings from 9:30 to 10:30 a.m. on WBCB 1490 AM in the greater Philadelphia area. It is available on the internet at www.WBCB1490.com.

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Sports, Cards, Comics & Entertainment: Sports Incl. Mixed Cards, Muhammed Ali Signed Photo & 1950’s MLB Pennants. Non-Sports Incl. Magic MTG, Pokemon, Tobacco Felts, Mixed Sets & Star Wars w/ X-Rated C-3PO. Music Incl. Vtg. Jazz Record Collection w/Beatles, Hendrix & Rolling Stones Albums. 1979 “Birth of the Beatles” Prod. Jacket. Pink Floyd Postcards. Comic Books w/Key Issues & Long Boxes. Stan Lee Signed Lithographs. 1980’s Candy Container Display Boxes.

Vintage Toys, Trains, Dolls, Character & Vehicle Toys: Large Lionel & Williams Train Collection w/ Engine Sets & GG1’s. HO Trains w/Sealed Sets. Tin Toys w/Space Whale, Toy Soldiers w/Britains & Guns of Navarone Playset, Toy Tractors, Turner Mack Truck, Slot Cars, Matchbox, Hotwheels, Model Kits & Cox Super Sport Trainer Unused in Box w/Baja Dune Buggy. Vtg. 12” GI Joe Figures & Parts. Vtg. Barbie Dolls & Clothes w/Modern NIB. Mixed Vtg. Dolls in Box w/Madame Alexander. Dollhouse Miniatures. 1950’s Shirley Temple Doll Clothes. Fisher-Price, Breyer Horses & Large Steiff Tiger.

Action Figures, Lego & Video Games: Vtg. Star Wars Collection Incl. POTF Figures, Early Bird R2-D2 & Leia w/Diecast Tie Bomber. Modern Star Wars NIP w/Illusive Concepts Jabba the Hutt in Box. Hot Toys 1/6 Batman & Crow Figures. Vtg. GI Joe ARAH Figures & Vehicles w/USS Flagg & Terror Drome Parts.

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Household: Period antique Grandfather clock with moon dial, Victorian shelf clock with alarm, brass mantel clock, 3 pc. marble top Victorian bedroom, 6 pc. walnut Depression bedroom with twin beds, refinished dome trunks, curio cabinets, large sofa, mahogany breakfront, 4 pc. queen size cherry bedroom, oak double door china closet with mirrored top, marble top curio buffet,12 pc. mahogany dining room, kneehole desk, mahogany claw foot lady’s desk, maple kitchen set with trestle table, Windsor chairs, & bench, oak washstand, gun cabinet & old shotguns, Necchi sewing machine, Victorian platform rocker, quilts & linens, oriental rugs, unusual gilt Victorian bubble glass picture with 2 mounted ducks, prints & pictures, German steins, large jar of coins, Coca-Cola Express Limited train set, Avon Ruby Red, Carnival glass, Roseville pottery, Pink Staffordshire China, large amount of China, collectibles, figurines, Guardianware pans, lamps & more!

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50+ Lots of Advertising Items, Signs, Posters, Coke & Others.

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Artists are notorious for creating a beautiful artwork and then signing it with an unreadable and illegible signature. Although frustrating to me as an appraiser, the value of the artwork is far more important than just the artist’s signature, which is secondary.

However, a recent letter to the-editor in a sports magazine caught my attention.

The writer was complaining that all too many sports stars were charging a fee for signing autographs that were completely illegible. In the old days, when Babe Ruth signed an autograph, you knew it was Babe Ruth’s.

The writer further complained that a famous player recently charged for an autograph that was so illegible that you couldn’t tell whether it was in English or Japanese.

Of course, it’s not just sports stars. The same holds true for authors, celebrities, politicians, movie stars, musicians, historical figures or anyone else famous whose autographs command value. If you can’t read it, if it must be interpreted in order to sell it, should it still command a premium price? Should it have any value at all?

And how about those famous person signatures that were actually signed by the boss’s secretary, assistant, staff, or signature-writing machine? How can you be certain the autograph is authentic, and does it also have value?

What determines the value of autographs?

Generally, it is things like the following: • Who signed it? How much in demand is that person’s signature today?

• What was signed? A historically important document? A standard press photo? Or a napkin at a restaurant?

• How was it signed?

Is it pen, pencil, Sharpie, or magic marker? Pencil is usually the least desirable.

• When was it signed?

At the individual’s career peak or long after retirement when they were no longer important or relevant.

• How well-remembered is that person today?

Athletes who never made it, TV stars on long-forgotten series, or low-middle level politicians? These may never have much collectible value.

• Condition? This will be extremely important.

• Is the autograph legible? This is also extremely important, at least to me.

• Can the autograph be guaranteed with a 100percent certainty? Again, this is clearly important.

• How many are available? Ernie Banks of the Chicago Cubs was a great ball player who signed an autograph for nearly anyone who asked. Because he was such a

nice guy, his autographs command far less than others who signed fewer autographs, because he signed so many.

• How many fakes are out there? An excessive number of fakes within

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The Grist Mill Antiques Center is feeling thankful this month for all the customers, family and friends who came out to celebrate its 25th anniversary. Continuing on the theme of gratitude is this month’s special sales display, which centers on the Thanksgiving holiday. A selection of antique samplers with heartfelt quotes is the backdrop for collections of everything to make a holiday meal complete. Vintage turkey platters, pottery pie birds, elaborate tureens and the humble gravy boat are surrounded by carving sets and table décor.

Get ready for Thanksgiving dinner with family and friends by stopping in to make sure the table setting is complete, and don’t forget a special gift for the host or hostess.

Antiques and collectibles are fun to decorate the holiday table with.

The Grist Mill is always buying and stocking the shelves with wonderful new finds. A collection of handblown Christmas ornaments and lights, handpainted boxes and tole ware trays, and a dozen new side tables just found their way to the second floor, and a collection of tidbit trays, cake stands and serving pieces have been added to the holiday serving sales display.

In addition to a shop discount, each week the Grist Mill has a 25 percent off sale on a selected theme. A scavenger hunt is held on the last Wednesday of every month

from 5 to 8 p.m. Refreshments are served, and the winner receives a $25 gift certificate good at the Grist Mill or sister shop Haddon Heights Antiques Center. Follow either co-op on Facebook and Instagram or sign up for a weekly e-newsletter to receive updates on events and weekly sales. Send the request to theplace@gristmillantiques. com.

All merchandise priced $6 or more is 20 percent off every day.

Shop at the Grist Mill on eBay, where over 700 exclusive items are listed, including sterling silver jewelry and collectibles, railroad china, American pottery, jewelry, French and German porcelain, original works of art, uranium glass, majolica, antique Christmas ornaments, and more. The shop ships worldwide at www.ebaystores.com/ gristmillantiquescenter.

In the month of

November the shop welcomed two new dealers.

The Grist Mill continues to renovate and design new spaces. There are several small and large spaces available. To learn more, contact Barbara Lind at 609-726-1588 or theplace@ gristmillantiques.com.

The Grist Mill is a multidealer shop featuring two floors of over 10,000-squarefeet of antiques and vintage, furniture, china, collectibles, pottery and more. Sets of fine china, MCM dishes, art pottery, glassware, collectible dolls, lamps from every era, Pyrex and retro kitchen items abound.

Grist Mill Antique Center is located at 127 Hanover St. (Route 616) in Pemberton, N.J. They are open seven days a week from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., with extended hours on Wednesdays until 8 p.m.

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AUCTION

THE ESTATE OF JIM MEES Emmy Winner for Art Direction, Star Trek: The Next Generation 1500 Paxton Street,

HARRISBURG, PA 17104 SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 23 SA S AT 10 A.M. PREVIEW: P RE Online, Friday Nov. 22, 1-3 P.M., and Saturday 9 A.M. ART A AND PHOTOGRAPHY: Marino Marini; Claes Oldenburg; Joel-Peter Witkin; Michael Chelbin; Pierre Sica ard; J. Awar; Seymour Klate; Christopher Laroux; Sergio Bustamante; Jaques Dupin & Etienne Hajdu; Sicard; Laris ssa Gousterina; Gaetano Pesce; Kiyoshi Saito; Japanese Woodblocks; Organic Sculptures; Posters: Larissa Vinta age Film and Travel.

Vintage FUR RNI FURNISHINGS: Josef Hoffman Dining Set; Clar Recliner; Asian Dining Suite; Mid Century Bedroom; Woris Chair a Cha and Ottoman; RUGS: Silk Indian; Pictorial; Persian; LIGHTING: Donghia Table Lamp.

ITEMS OF INTEREST: Fred Joaillier and Croton Watches; King Baby Silver Bracelet s; Fine China incl.

Tiff Tiffany; Acupuncture Model; Production Props.

Jim Mees (1955-2013): Hollywood, California and Selinsgrove, Pennsylvania. American set designer and Emmy award winner for Star Trek: The Next Generation. He worked on Who’s The Boss?, Gilmore Girls, Cold Case and Bones. He also created stage designs for musical artists including Diana Ross and The Beach Boys.

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Potters On The Merrimac: A Century Of New England Ceramics Whether it has been a major pottery exhibit at the McKissick Museum at the University of South Carolina in Columbia or at the Landis Valley Museum in Lancaster, Pa., I have noticed throughout the country the passion that collectors and historians have for their local utilitarian pottery production from the 18th and 19th century. This excitement is even found at the smallest of museums.

However, for the past decade or so, I have visualized an exhibit demonstrating the rich history of pottery production for where I live, about 35 miles north of Boston in Newburyport, Mass. The idea behind this display is a first for the area, a selection of pottery like none other previously exhibited. The exhibit would feature everything from local Colonial production right up through the art pottery manufactured in the early 20th century.

In the fall of 2018, I decided it was now or never, and I contacted the Custom House Maritime Museum in Newburyport to gauge their interest in such an exhibit. I thought the museum would be a perfect spot, being located downtown and along the picturesque Merrimack River.

The museum’s curator, Kevin McDonald, was receptive to the idea.

For the last ten months, I have worked with McDonald and the assistant director of

A six gallon stoneware jar (left) made

by William Pecker is impressed on each side with a bird, a flower and two busts of George Washington, also marked with the initials, “S.H.” A twogallon stoneware jar (right) made by William Pecker is impressed with a bird and a flower and published in the 2004 edition of “Ceramics in America.” Image courtesy William Chapman III.

the museum, Sean Palmatier, bringing the vision to reality.

The end result, being an exhibit like no other that I have seen in Essex County, Mass., featuring many of the best and most important objects ever created in the Newburyport area.

The History of Pottery Production in the Newburyport, Mass., Area Settled in 1635, the city of Newburyport was originally part of the Newberry Plantation (now Newbury), which was inhabited by English colonists from Wiltshire, England, in the northeastern part of coastal Massachusetts. Waterways were certainly a major draw for these early settlers, with the area being surrounded by the Merrimack River and the Parker River. The port city quickly became prosperous as a popular fishing and trading center, and it turned to agricultural needs.

With this success came a growth in population, and hundreds of first period and Georgian style homes were built in the area. A demand quickly grew for artisans, laborers, imported goods and household utilitarian wares.

In a matter of time, Newburyport was formed in 1764, when the General Court of Massachusetts passed an act for erecting part of the town of Newbury into a new town by the name of Newburyport.

One of Essex County’s earliest pottery businesses was a company owned by Joseph Bayley (1701-61) who

Here is part of the exhibit, “Potters on the Merrimac: A Century of New England This is another view of the exhibit “Potters on the Merrimac: A Century of New Ceramics” at the Custom House Maritime Museum in Newburyport, Mass.

England Ceramics.” established his business during the 1720s in Rowley, Mass.

Bayley and his wife left Rowley in 1735, when they were removed from the church, and relocated with their four children to Newbury (Newburyport). Joseph continued to produce red earthenware in Newbury until the early 1760s, when his son, Daniel (1729-92), became owner of the business.

By 1763, Daniel had relocated to High Street next to St. Paul’s Church in Newbury, which became Newburyport the following year, and this is where he built his pottery business. The Bayley Pottery eventually turned into a family enterprise and also employed potters who were not immediate relatives, such as John Thomas (1754-1843) in the 1770s and 1780s, a native of Gloucester, Mass., who went on to establish the industry in North Yarmouth (known as Yarmouth after 1849), Maine, about 1791.

The wares made at the Bayley Pottery were not only intended for the local marketplace. Based on archaeology, pottery was distributed throughout New England, with examples found in Salem, Massachusetts, Portsmouth, New Hampshire, Historic Westbrook, Maine, possibly Wellfleet, Massachusetts on Cape Cod, as well as the site of Colonial trading posts in Veazie, Maine and Saint John, New Brunswick.

Archaeological evidence recovered by Massachusetts author Lura Woodside Watkins (1897-1982) at the site of the pottery was published in 1950 in “Early New England Potters and Their Wares.” A Route 1 underpass was constructed through the Bayley site in 1934, revealing an excellent collection of artifacts now owned by the National Museum of American History at the Smithsonian Institute in Washington, D.C.

The exhibit catalog, “Potters on the Merrimac: A Century of New England Ceramics,” is available in the Custom House Maritime Museum’s bookstore in Newburyport, Mass., as well as Amazon.com.

The evidence shows an emphasis devoted to the production of slipware, a style of decoration applied with liquid kaolin clay. The known forms decorated in slip include chamber pots, plates, pans and porringers, while other styles combine various forms of bowls, jugs, mugs and flowerpots. The glazes range from dark colors like black and brown to more colorful glazes such as green.

Nevertheless, the landscape of the New England pottery industry changed drastically with the American Revolution. The industry in This is kiln furniture recovered at the Charlestown, Mass., had been site of the Phineas Chase Pottery in a centralized production cenMerrimacport, Mass. ter in New England in the 17th

century through 1775, but this industry was leveled at the Battle of Bunker Hill on June 17, 1775, during the siege of Boston in the early stages of the American Revolution.

As a result, some of the Charlestown potters relocated, such as Benjamin Bodge (1747-1822), who moved in about 1775 to Merrimacport (then South Amesbury), Mass., a small village located along the Merrimack River just upriver from Amesbury and Newburyport. Bodge married Susanna Pecker in Haverhill on Sept. 27, 1770, but the extent of his pottery production in the area is unknown today.

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21st Century Antiques A jug attributed to the Bayley Pottery was recovered at the site of Jonathan My niece, Alexis, is holding stoneware Lowder’s Trading Post in Veazie, kiln furniture recovered at the site of Maine, within a ca. 1775-79 the William Pecker Pottery in archaeological context. Image courtesy the University of Maine.

Merrimacport, Mass.

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LIVE ANTIQUE PUBLIC AUCTION Will Sell the Following for John Hollinger, Sr. Estate, Emmitsburg, MD, Several Local Estates and Others located at the COCHRAN AUCTION COMPLEX, 7704 Mapleville Road,

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Autumn Doll & Toy Auctions Dolls ~ SUNDAY,

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Composition: Alexander, Trudy, Monica, Arranbee, Effanbee, other American makers. Variety of German Bisque: (AM, Simon Halbig, more) & compo characters, China & stone bisque tinies, early cloth Molleye, Argentinean, & Klumpe.

Hard Plastic: Toni, Alexander Poor Cinderella & Binnie Walker, Mary Hoyer, Gigi tagged gown, Vogue Ginny & Jill, Buddy Lee, Betsy McCall, ++. Mid century fashion dolls from Horsman, Mattel vintage & newer Barbies, Ideal Revlon, Dollikin, Gene, Alex, etc. Artist dolls by Middleton, Sasha, Tonner, Julie Good-Krueger, Bluette, Robin Woods, Zook, Terri Lee, more. Modern collectibles Shirley Temple, Cabbage Patch, American Girl dolls and accessories, minis set.

Fun additions: Wood folding dollhouse, people and furniture, doll clothing, wigs, parts, accessories, Littlechap folding rooms, few Steiff animals, folk art country kitchen, more unlisted.

Toys ~ MONDAY,

Antiques & Furniture - Walnut Marble Washstand w/Splash Board, Softwood Washstand, Oak Table w/(6) Oak Chairs, Oak Bar Stools, Stands, Jelly Cupboard, Items Coming Daily; (3) Large Scrap Metal Sculpture Robots - approximately 8 feet tall; Soda Machines; Signs; Coin Ops; Coin Operated Scales; Advertising Items; Fire Memorabilia from the Estate of John Hollinger, Sr.; Glassware & Dishes - 100+ Pieces of Heisey - Punch Bowl, 3 Light Candelabra w/Prisms, Beer Steins, Oyster Plates, Old Horsey Distillery Bottle - Burkettsville, MD, Etc.; Pictures & Frames; Collectibles; Miscellaneous Household Items; Box Lots and Many Other Articles too Numerous to Mention.

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NOVEMBER 25, 2019

Preview 4 P.M. • AUCTION

5 P.M.

TV, Movie & Monster - many MOC: Alien(s), Star Trek, Ghostbusters, Marx Universal Monsters figures, books w/classic Monster Posters, Micro-machines, 60’s eraser monster heads & glowing nails OSS. Adult Spiderman Costumes MIP, Monster Little Big Heads MOC, Mattel Popeye Jack in box - working, other J-I-T-boxes, Ideal Punkin Puss figs. from Magilla Gorilla, FAO Schwartz Batman Set NRFB, Transformer weapons & figs., Limited Edition Print Warner Brothers characters eating lunch on steel girder w/old workers. Antique: larger scale German Steam toy, wooden animals incl. Schoenhut circus parts, Triggie Bagatelle, 5 & Dime, CI Pickup, tin litho water can, globes w/defunct airlines on base, German Putz +. Pressed Steel: Smith-Miller Armored Truck, Doepke road grader, 1958-69 Tonkas - from large to mini size, John Deere Tractors, German Cement mixer, Marx, Nylint, Diecast Burago & Maisto in larger scales.

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Potters On The Merrimac

This Daniel Bayley Pottery attributed pan was recovered from the bottom of a well at 369 Court St. in Portsmouth, N.H. Image courtesy Louise Richardson.

Company,” with a picture of a sturgeon, a fish native to the Merrimack River.

In 1902, Nickerson changed the name of the business to the Merrimac Pottery Company. Rather than a paper label, an impressed mark was incorporated on the base of many products that read, “MERRIMAC,” with an image of a sturgeon. The company made colorful art pottery, This is a William Pecker Pottery red exquisite garden pottery, and earthenware jug, ca. 1790-1820. reproduction Roman pottery Image courtesy Historic New England. taken from actual 2,000-yearold ancient objects owned by the Museum of Fine Arts Boston. This new direction allowed Nickerson to demonstrate his true skill as a potter to a national marketplace.

Nickerson’s glazes are often breathtaking, with a variety of vibrant colors that adorned accomplished forms, which are represented in major art museums across the country. The wide variety of Here is a Colonial 18th-century black glaze colors include variations glazed red earthenware jug made by of green, yellow, rose, blue, Daniel Bayley in Newburyport, Mass., and orange. Nickerson was inscribed, “Made for Mr. Noble’s also recognized for his matte, CHURCH July 10, 1763.” Image courtesy Old York Historical Society. luster and crackle finishes.

Unfortunately, only a few years after the company was 1982. rebranded, the Merrimac Kille, John. “William Pecker Pottery Company burned to Jar.” Ceramics in America, the ground in 1908, never to 2004. be rebuilt.

Thomas, Justin W. “Buried The Exhibit in Merrimacport? William “Potters on the Merrimac: Pecker, His Pots and His Kiln.”

A Century of New England New England Antiques Journal, Ceramics” opened on Sept. 7 October 2013. and will run through April 30, 2020. It features over 50 pieces of locally produced pottery. Many of these are highly significant examples of production, including a majority of the known pieces of The two-gallon stoneware jar made by William Pecker William Pecker’s in Merrimacport, Mass., is decorated with a bird and stoneware pro- fish. Archaeology is also pictured from the site of the duction.

The Pecker Pottery in Merrimacport, Mass., revealing sherds exhibit also fea- decorated with the remains of a matching bird. tures a great selection of archaeology and • “Utilitarian Redware in other material.

Massachusetts: The Chase The lenders include Family Pottery.” New England Strawbery Banke’s Antiques Journal, October Archaeology Department, 2014.

Historic New England, • “The North Yarmouth, National Park Service, Old Maine Potter’s Industry, Circa Sturbridge Village, Old York 1791-1890.” Maine Antique Historical Society, Historical Digest, November 2019.

Society of Old Newbury, and • “Thomas Chandler’s photography from the Pottery Production: McKissick National Museum of American Museum of the University of History at the Smithsonian South Carolina Holds Institute, as well as a number Innovative Exhibition.” of private collectors. An Antiques & Auction News exhibit book presenting new (October 4, 2019). research and many of the • “William Pecker: A objects on display is also Forgotten Stoneware Potter available in the museum’s from Merrimacport, Mass.” bookstore and on New England Antiques Journal Amazon.com.

August 2015.

Sources Watkins, Lura Woodside.

Barka, Norma F. “Historic “The Bayleys: Essex County Sites Archaeology at Portland Potters, Part I.” The Magazine Point, New Brunswick, Canada, Antiques, November 1938.

1631 c. 1850 A.D.” Harvard • “The Bayleys: Essex County University, 1965.

Potters, Part II.” The Magazine The Essex Journal, August Antiques, January 1939.

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• Early New England Lagerbom, Charles H. Potters and Their Wares.

“Jonathan Lowder’s Cambridge, Mass.: Harvard Truckhouse and Archaeology University Press, 1950 of a Colonial Trading Post on the Maine Frontier During the American Revolutionary War.” University of Maine, 1991.

Moran, Geoffrey P., Anne E. Yentsch, Edward F. Zimmer.

“Archaeological Investigations A slip decorated pan attributed to the at the Narbonne House Salem Bayley Pottery was recovered within a Maritime National Historic ca. late 1760s and early 1770s Site, Massachusetts.” Division archaeological context at the site of a of Cultural Resources, North trading post in Saint John, New Atlantic Regional Office, Brunswick. Image courtesy New National Park Service, Boston, Brunswick Museum.

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Susanna’s brother, William Pecker (1758-1820), also born in Haverhill and an Essex County trained potter, is found in Merrimacport in 1784. It seems that Pecker remained employed with his brother-inlaw until the early 1790s, when he established his own pottery. Bodge’s role might have also changed, and he may have now helped Pecker with his business.

The Pecker Pottery is largely known today for the lead glazed red earthenware that was produced during the circa 1791-1820 period.

Known forms include jugs, pitchers, pots, bowls, flasks, pans, chamber pots, porringers and flowerpots. There is also some speculation that Pecker or Bodge possibly produced some slipware, but that has not been proven in archaeology.

Pecker was also a stoneware potter. In fact, it was not identified in publication until the 2004 issue of “Ceramics in America” that there are known pieces of marked Pecker stoneware in existence. Archaeologist John Kille wrote that article based on a two-gallon handled crock marked “Wm Pecker” found at a Kentucky flea market. The crock was decorated on one side with a stamped bird perched on a branch and the other with a stamped flower.

Since that article was published, somewhere around one to two dozen pieces of Pecker stoneware have been identified, some of which had been previously attributed to other locations. It has also been discovered that Pecker applied a fish stamp, as well as cobalt used for an aesthetic blue decoration.

Pecker died a tragic death in 1820, when his kiln collapsed, falling on top of him.

The tradition of pottery production in Merrimacport was then carried on for another 60 to 70 years under the direction of Pecker’s nephew, James Chase (1778-1849), and followed by his son, Phineas Chase (1820-1911). Some of their production looks very much like that made at the Pecker Pottery.

The story of the Bodge, Pecker and Chase potteries ended in the 1890s, when Phineas ceased production altogether in his 70s. His obituary reading in 1911, “Mr. Chase was a man of sterling honesty and marked integrity and had the respect and confidence of the community.”

But with the end of pottery production in Merrimacport came another business in Newburyport; Thomas Nickerson, an English trained potter, established the Merrimac Ceramic Company in Newburyport in 1897.

Nickerson’s products in the first four years were sometimes marked with a paper label, “Merrimac Ceramic

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