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Kim Hemingway Holds Semiannual Sale At Jake’s Flea Market FRIDAY NOVEMBER 24, 2017 • VOL. 48, NO. 47

Wadsworth Atheneum Focuses On Groundbreaking Art Collector, Financier J. Pierpont Morgan “Morgan: Mind Of The Collector” Will Run Until Dec. 31 The Wadsworth Atheneum Museum of Art will celebrate the unprecedented art-collecting career of financier J. Pierpont Morgan (1837-1913) in “Morgan: Mind of the Collector.” Morgan traveled the globe to collect more than 20,000 works of art in a 23-year period; his broad acquisitions included sculpture, manuscripts, rare books, prints and drawings, paintings, and decorative arts including silver, porcelain, glass, tapestries, enamels, ivories, and bronzes. “Morgan: Mind of the Collector” unites more than 100 of these rare objects to illuminate

Morgan’s pursuit of global culture, commemorating his collecting achievements and probing an exploration of his motivations, buying decisions, and impact on the evolution of art collecting and museums in America. The exhibition is on view until Dec. 31.

The founder of a banking dynasty still in operation today, J. Pierpont Morgan was one of the Continued on page 2

Kimberly K. Hemingway Auctions held another successful semiannual Automobilia Auction on Oct. 28 in the “Treasure Barn,” a multi-purpose building at Jake’s Flea Market in Barto, Pa. Among the highlights were a large grouping of quality tin, porcelain, and wood signs. A Coca-Cola lollipop sign sold for $1,980. All prices reported include a 10 percent buyer’s premium. A large tin Dodge Brothers sign sold for $1,650.

A collection of advertising service station ephemera and parts cabinets were sold. A tall “Gas Boy” gas pump in need of restoration brought $880. One of the largest and best groupings of MoPar N.O.S. parts brought buyers from several

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A John Deere pedal tractor realized $470.

This Coca-Cola lollipop sign sold for $1,980.

Yuletide Celebrations At Wheatland Begin Nov. 25 Harriet Lane’s High Victorian Christmas Will Transform The Home Of President Buchanan

This punch bowl from 1768 is French from the Sèvres Porcelain Factory, decorated by Jean-Jacques Pierre, soft-paste porcelain, and courtesy of the Wadsworth Atheneum Museum of Art, gift of J. Pierpont Morgan, 1917.1050.

The gum bichromate over platinum print by Edward J. Steichen, “J. Pierpont Morgan, Esq.,” 1903, printed 1904, is from a private collection, courtesy Laurence Miller Gallery, New York.

The Spartan warrior, ca. 510-500 B.C.E., Greek, bronze, is from the Wadsworth Atheneum Museum of Art, gift of J. Pierpont Morgan, 1917.815.

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A Triptych with the Coronation of the Virgin, 1325–50, German, made of ivory with polychromy and gilt decorations and metal mounts, is courtesy of The Metropolitan Museum of Art, gift of J. Pierpont Morgan, 1917,17.190.211.

LancasterHistory.org will present a historical performance that captures a moment in time, taking visitors back to the holiday of 1875 when James Buchanan’s niece, Harriet Lane Johnston, transformed the 15th president of the United States’ home, Wheatland, into a Christmas display of high Victorian style.

As a girl, Harriet Lane Johnston spent her holidays at the very center of the fashion world, the Court of Queen Victoria. By 1874, she was decorating the home she had inherited from her uncle James Buchanan in high Victorian style as she welcomed friends and family from far and wide. This holiday season, be Harriet’s guest at Wheatland and join in the festivities.

Visit rooms exquisitely decorated with flowers, ivy, wreaths and ribbon, as well as a towering Christmas Tree overflowing with ornaments.

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significant capital contributions are represented in the exhibition by a pair of wrought bronze and brass gates created by the pioneering Gorham Manufacturing Company of Providence, R.I., which once furnished the east entrance of the Morgan Memorial. Pierpont’s ultimate gift to the Wadsworth Atheneum came in 1917, when, in accordance with his father’s will, Jack Morgan dispersed more than 1,350 objects from Pierpont’s collection to the Wadsworth Atheneum “for the instruction and pleasure” of the public.

The transformative gift formed the core of the museum’s European decorative arts collection; “Morgan: Mind of the Collector” corresponds with the centennial anniversary of that re-foundation.

“Morgan: Mind of the Collector” tells the story of Morgan’s pursuits through more than 100 diverse objects, organized according to three of his collecting passions: antiquities, sacred relics, and objects with compelling historical ties. Morgan’s lifelong fascination with the ancient world, experienced through a biblical lens, led him to collect art and artifacts as he traveled to Rome, Jerusalem, and Egypt.

A glass cameo cup on loan from The Corning Museum of Glass is known as “The Morgan Cup” (ca. 1-99 C.E.); Morgan acquired it in opposition to advisers who doubted its authenticity, and it proved to This Pilgrim flask, 16th century, Italian, be a rare object manufactured enameled glass, is courtesy of the in the ancient Roman Empire.

Wadsworth Atheneum Museum of Art, In the same vitrine, the bronze gift of J. Pierpont Morgan, 1917.336. “Draped warrior” (ca. 510-500 great financial figures of the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Well-known for his business success, he was also an important philanthropist and became an avid art collector following the death of his father, Junius Spencer Morgan (1813-90). Pierpont was born in Hartford, Conn., and was the third generation in his family to support the Wadsworth Atheneum - his grandfather Joseph was one of the museum’s founders. In 1889 Pierpont and his father contributed a combined $150,000 to the museum, and following Junius’ death in 1890 Pierpont commissioned and funded the $1,400,000 Morgan Memorial in his father’s honor, more than doubling the museum’s size. These

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A basket of flowers, ca. 1740s and 1751, French and German, from Vincennes and Meissen Porcelain Factories, made of soft- and hardpaste porcelain, silk, embossed fabric (19th century) and gilt-bronze, are courtesy of the Wadsworth Atheneum Museum of Art, gift of J. Pierpont This Reliquary of Mary Magdalene, Morgan, 1917.1234.

14th and 15th century, Italian, gilded B.C.E.) is one of 90 ancient copper, gilded silver, rock crystal, verre objects Morgan bequeathed to églomisé, is courtesy of The the Wadsworth Atheneum. Metropolitan Museum of Art, gift of J. Morgan’s affinity for sacred Pierpont Morgan, 1917, 17.190.504. relics belies his deep religiosity - he was a devout in 1902, and he displayed the Protestant with a lifelong portrait of the armor-clad commitment to the Episcopal Warwick - who reputedly Church. Drawn to religious art, helped to colonize Connecticut Morgan collected illuminated - prominently in his home at prayer books and missals, Princes Gate in London.

The diversity of Morgan’s Bibles, and enameled and metal reliquaries including objects and, more noticethe “Reliquary of Mary ably, their quantity is eviMagdalene” (14th and 15th denced in “Morgan: Mind of century), which is said to con- the Collector” by a selection tain the saint’s tooth and now of deluxe edition collection belongs in the collection of catalogues. Like many colThe Metropolitan Museum of lectors of his time, Morgan leading Art. A lifelong interest in commissioned European history and royalty scholars to document his attracted Morgan to collect properties in limited edition making them objects ranging from literary volumes, manuscripts to works of art accessible to people unable with impressive pedigrees. to see them in person. “The Also borrowed from The Met, quality of Morgan’s objects is “The Great Ruby Watch” (ca. exceptionally high - they are 1670) once belonged to the quite rare, or are of great Baroness Alphonse de importance to the history of Rothschild, wife of the promi- art, and they are often the nent French banker. Decorated best of their kind,” says Linda with 85 clear rubies and paint- Roth, senior curator and ed enamel, the watch epito- Charles C. and Eleanor Lamont Curator of mizes Morgan’s fondness for Cunningham precious jewelry and finely European Decorative Arts, who wrought items. “Morgan: Mind organized the exhibition. of the Collector” is a three- “They are also incredibly dimensional exhibition with diverse, and that wide variety the exception of two paintings. of objects tells a rich story of Anthony Van Dyck’s undated Morgan’s passions and puroil painting, “Robert Rich, suits as a collector.”

Second Earl of Warwick,” in the Public Program Highlights Wadsworth Atheneum’s collecThe Wadsworth Atheneum tion was conserved in the summer of 2017 to remove var- will present an international nish that had discolored over symposium in conjunction time, elucidating the painting’s with “Morgan: Mind of the refined details and its original Collector” on Nov. 10 and 11, the latest subtle yet bright colors. The showcasing painting was well-known by research about Morgan and the time Morgan purchased it his impact on art collecting.

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cash) to hoard factory-sealed Lego sets. This is why sets released after 2014 are barely holding their value on the fickle secondary market.

Almost everyone is now hoarding factory sealed Lego sets, with both licensed “Star Wars� sets and exclusive high piece count sets leading the charge.

It is no doubt that the secondary Lego market has dramatically changed since I first started writing about it several years ago. As a Lego collector and enthusiast who owns well over $20,000 worth of factory-sealed Lego sets, along with a vast collection of parts, prices, and minifigures, I always knew the market was in the midst of a massive speculative period. Contrary to what speculators and resellers think about Lego’s decision to

Collector Anecdotes And Antics Chaos And Confusion Engulf The Lego Secondary Market

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would be the next Ultimate Collector’s Series Millennium Falcon, and as a result, bought several units of each. It took Lego seven long years to retire that set, and within months a barely different re-released Lego “Death Star� model graced store shelves at an increased price of $499.99, much to the dismay of disgruntled resellers.

By September 2017, The Lego Group announced that profits had slipped by almost 5 percent from the previous year. As a result of this, the company is planning to cut 1,400 jobs and has promised to become a much leaner company. Fast forward to October 2017, and more bad news awaited Lego speculators and resellers. The company just announced plans to rerelease one of its most popular discontinued sets. The Lego “Taj Mahal� was originally released in 2008 with a retail price of $299.99 and contained 5,922 pieces (set number 10189). Since being off the secondary market for many years, the set shot up in value to several thousand dollars and became hoarded by speculators and collectors alike. Lego announced plans to re-release the set at the end of the year with almost no modifications being made to the previous model. This means the new release will look and build almost exactly as the older, highly sought-after version.

Almost overnight panic struck owners of the original Lego “Taj Mahal.� Now prices are in free fall across all popular secondary online sites like eBay, Amazon, Bricklink, and Craigslist. The announcement sent shockwaves through the Lego collecting community. If Lego can and will reproduce classic sets with a lot of secondary market value, what’s to say they won’t re-release every highly prized collectible set produced over the past few years? Since Lego investing wasn’t a popular buzzword back before 2012, few speculators had the foresight (and the

Shawn Surmick has been an avid collector since the age of 12. He currently resides in his hometown of Boyertown, Pa., and is a passionate collector of antiques and collectibles. His articles focus on various topics affecting the marketplace.

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On an uneventful day back in July 2007, The Lego Group released one of its largest and most iconic sets ever produced. Based on the coveted “Star Wars� franchise, retailing for $499.99 and containing 5,195 pieces, the Ultimate Collector’s Series Millennium Falcon (set number 10179) would appear on store shelves. It would disappear from those very same store shelves by the beginning of 2010 in typical Lego fashion.

By the end of 2010, demand for the now discontinued set had increased significantly. By 2014, a factory sealed USC Millennium Falcon could net almost $3,000 on the secondary market. Today, mass speculation in the secondary Lego market is much riskier.

Thanks in part to mass media attention being paid to the value of discontinued Lego sets, so-called Lego investing has been gaining large amounts of attention since 2012. Unfortunately, that is also the reason why Lego investing is no longer a guaranteed way to make easy money. Lego has always understood the value of their brand. After all, they produce a fairly expensive toy. And while the cost of an average action figure now retails for about $6, the average cost of the cheapest Lego set is roughly $13, with most modest sized sets selling for $30 or more. To attract and keep the interests of diehard enthusiasts, Lego limits the shelf life of each set it produces to only a few years in most cases, with some sets being discontinued after several months and others warming shelves for five years or more.

Couple this marketing strategy with sets based on some of the hottest licensed properties like “Star Wars� and “Harry Potter,� and it is no secret why Lego became the darling of speculators and toy collectors everywhere.

Even Disney wasn’t immune from Lego fever. By 2014, Disney was a year away from releasing the most highly anticipated film of 2015. “Star Wars: Episode VIII: The Force Awakens� would shatter box office records and encourage a new era of enthusiasts to collect all the latest toys and merchandise. Lego benefited highly thanks to its deal to continue producing sets based on the expanded universe of the “Star Wars� galaxy, but even in 2015, not everything was on the up and up.

Unfortunately, by early 2016 it was clear that way too many Lego sets were being produced. Big box retailers like Walmart and Target routinely started to place recently released sets on clearance after only a few months of release. Amazon used razor thin profit margins to move a lot of recently released Lego sets for almost 40 percent off.

It was clear that the speculative bubble that developed around most Lego sets was starting to wane, with stories of irate and burned out speculators erupting on online collecting forums and on YouTube. By 2016, Lego caused an uproar when it decided to re-release its popular Lego “Star Wars Death Star� set that was discontinued in 2015. The original set came out in 2008 and retailed for $399.99. Upon its release many speculators thought it

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Lego was never meant to be an exclusive collectible. It was meant to be an ongoing toy line that should be enjoyed by children of all ages, and even if I lose a large portion of the money I have invested in Lego sets as a result, so be it. I’m confident another speculative bubble will come along quite soon, one that the media can’t wait to report on.

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shock absorbers, sales literature, parts manuals, showroom advertising and dealer giveaways. The MoPar N.O.S. parts from the 1940s through ’70s were well represented and sold well.

Pedal cars, bicycles and scooters also drew a lot of interest. A Model-T child’s motorized car in running condition brought $1,220. A John Deere pedal tractor realized $470, and a 1939 Ford-type limited edition brought $330 (both needed restoration).

From the first to the last lot there was interest that kept

the crowd around waiting to see what the next item would bring. The auction company is in the process of changing its name and will soon be the Kimberly K. Auction Company.

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Being sold are gifts to Jon from Jean-Michel, a pair of untitled, 9-inch-tall painted vases by Basquiat, signed “J.B.” under the base and each estimated at $40,000-$80,000, and a circa-1983 leather jacket with an image of Basquiat’s face inside a Jack of Hearts playing card on the back, signed “Rags” and believed to have been done by Michael J. Raglin, who was in the circle of Warhol (est. $10,000-$20,000).

Also sold will be a Stelton Thermos, designed by Erik Magnussen and painted and decorated by Basquiat, inscribed “Jon” and signed “JB” (est. $5,000-$10,000), and a gelatin silver print of a black and white photo, titled “Jon Gould and Jean-Michel Basquiat,” unsigned (est. $500-$1,000).

For those unable to attend the auction in person, internet bidding will be facilitated by LiveAuctioneers.com and Invaluable.com. Telephone and absentee bids will also be accepted. The Dec. 2 auction will be preceded by a live-only discovery sale of other items, removed from the estate, on Friday, Dec. 1.

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Over 30 primitive and country dealers presenting to you a country inspired Christmas Show with old-fashioned flair!!!

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Saturday, December 2, 2017 - 10 am to 5 pm Sunday, December 3, 2017 - 11 am to 4 pm 40 Selected Dealers

Admission: $8/person ($7 w/Ad) Benefits: Tewksbury Historical Society

A Farmhouse Christmas

Mauricetown Firehall

Admission 5.00 ( 4.50 w/ad) Children 12 & Under Free Refreshments & Seafood All Proceeds Go To Mauricetown Fire Co.

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Sat., Dec. 2 & Sun., Dec. 3

CHRISTMAS ANTIQUE SHOW

$

9 A.M. to 3:30 P.M. ALOFT HOTEL (NEW LOCATION)

Celebrating 57 Years Of Popular Gun Shows 1960-2017

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Saturday, December 2

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horses, Adirondack furniture, clothing and other items. Five lots in the auction are relating to Basquiat.

Perhaps no other item in the sale expresses the complexity of Warhol and Gould’s relationship than the synthetic polymer on stretched canvas painting that Warhol intentionally fashioned, a painting/sculpture.

Titled “Abstraction – A Gift to Jon Gould,” the 16-by-25-inch work is emotional and thought-provoking. To understand the reality of expression in Warhol’s work, the lot includes several copies of poems, previously unseen, that Gould penned to Warhol. Nothing could be more familiar to an artist such as Warhol as a stretched canvas. Warhol broke the stretchers, forming it into a shape, then painted it.

It is the expected top lot of the sale, with an estimate of $500,000-$1 million, but not all the items are pricey. The copy of “Exposures” (Grossett & Dunlap, N.Y., 1979), for example, signed once on the dust jacket (“To John / Andy”) and once on the title page, rather cryptically (“To Jon, Without Love – Love, Andy Pandy”), carries a pre-sale estimate of $150-$300.

The synthetic polymer and silkscreen ink on aluminum sheeting sculpture by Warhol, borrowing a front page from the New York Post and titled “Marine Death Toll Hits 172,” 24-by-20 inches, signed “Jon / Andy Warhol ’83,” should bring $40,000$60,000, while the charcoal on wove and colorcoated, stitched paper titled “Body Builder,” signed and inscribed “Jon 82” and originally meant as a triptych, measuring 16-by-23.5 inches, has an estimate A birthday card collage, with folded, cut and of $20,000-$30,000. arranged children’s birthday greeting cards, The photographic signed “Jon...love Andy Warhol,” in a plexiglas collage of nine uniquely frame, will be estimated at $5,000-$10,000. stitched gelatin silver

up virtually everything her son owned and shipped it back to Amesbury. The items have been stored there until now.

“It’s a blessing in a way that Harriet Gould was, as Andy was, a collector, as anyone who enters her home would attest,” said Dan Meader, director at John McInnis Auctioneers who was assigned, after the family had worked for months, the task of going through every box and wrapped object in the home, one by one, and putting together the pieces to let the items tell the story of this unique relationship.

“Jon and Andy’s relationship was a complex one. Here for the first time we see a bit of the other side of the relationship,” said Meader. “In Andy’s prior relationships, he did not shower them with gifts.

He acted much differently with him and presented him with many personal expressions of objects and art.”

Most of the first 130 objects in the more than 350lot auction are gifts from Warhol to Gould. These include artworks, books, photos, 15 or so Native American objects (baskets, beadwork and quillwork), several glass pieces (to include Lalique and Baccarat), a pair of carousel

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prints, housed in a 38-by-31.5inch frame and with the lowest image embossed “Andy Warhol,” comes with a 1982 mint julep cup given to Jon and Andy by Gov. John Brown of Kentucky, along with two tickets to the Kentucky Derby, relating to the stitched photo.

The piece has an estimate of $10,000-$20,000.

Perhaps no other image is as closely linked with Warhol’s body of work as his iconic Marilyn portrait. In this sale, an invitation to the Factory Editions event, “Andy Warhol, A Print Retrospective, 196381,” which ran from Nov. 21 to Dec. 22, 1981, in New York, showing one image of “Marilyn, 1967” on the front and measuring 12-by-12 inches, signed “Jon / Andy,” is expected to sell for $5,000$10,000.

A birthday card collage, with folded, cut and arranged children’s birthday greeting cards, signed “Jon….love Andy Warhol” and measuring 14-by11.25 inches in a plexiglas frame, should also command $5,000-$10,000. Other artists’ names in the auction, besides Warhol, will include photographer Christopher Makos, Roy Lichtenstein, Antonio Lopez, Marcel Duchamp, Peter H. Beard, James Mac, Oliver Sanchez, Salvador Dali and Thomas Mails, among others.

While the Warhol items and the relationship between the artist and Jon Gould will dominate the auction, short shrift should not be given to the five lots pertaining to Jean-Michel Basquiat, who, like Gould, died young (at age 27, from a heroin overdose in 1988), especially since he holds the current record for an artwork by an American artist at auction, at $110.5 million. The untitled painting, from 1982, eclipsed the previous record of $104.5 million

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SHOW & FLEA MARKET CALENDAR DELAWARE 11/26/17, NEWARK, SUN 10 AM3 PM, Sports Cards & Collectibles, 400 Ogletown Rd, Aetna Fire Hall GEORGIA 12/07-10/17, ATLANTA, THURSSUN, Antiques & Collectibles, Atlanta Expo Center MASSACHUSETTS 11/26/17, MARLBOROUGH, SUN 10 AM-4 PM, Antiques, Rt 20, The Royal Plaza Trade Center MARYLAND 12/09/17, TIMONIUM, SAT 9 AM-3 PM, Toy & Collectible, 2200 York Rd, Timonium Fairgrounds 12/10/17, TIMONIUM, SUN 8 AM-3 PM, Mega-Flea Market, 2200 York Rd, Timonium Fairgrounds

12/02-03/17, MAURICETOWN, SAT 10 AM-5 PM SUN 11 AM-4 PM, Christmas Antique, 9544 Noble St, Mauricetown Firehall 12/02-03/17, OLDWICK, SAT 10 AM-4 PM SUN 11 AM-3 PM, Christmas Antiques, Rt 517, Turnpike Road School 12/02/17, MOUNT LAUREL, SAT 9 AM-3:30 PM, POCAX, 558 Fellowship Rd, Aloft Hotel 12/03/17, WAYNE, SUN 9 AM-3 PM, Antiques & Collectibles, N Cove Rd, Wayne PAL Indoor NEW YORK 11/25-26/17, SYRACUSE, SAT 9 AM-5 PM SUN 10 AM-5 PM, Antiques, 581 State Fair Blvd, New York State Fairgrounds OHIO 11/25-26/17, COLUMBUS, SAT & SUN, Antiques, Ohio Expo Center

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11/26/17, YORK, SUN 9 AM-3 PM, Toy Extravaganza, 334 Carlisle Ave, York Fairgrounds Expo Ctr Memorial Hall 12/02-03/17, ALLENTOWN, SAT 9 AM-4 PM SUN 9 AM-1 PM, Antique & Modern Arms, 17th & Chew Sts, Allentown Fairgrounds Agri-Plex Center 12/02/17, LEESPORT, SAT 1 PM5 PM, A Farmhouse Christmas, Leesport Farmers Market Bldg (Indoors) 12/03/17, NEW HOPE, SUN 10 AM-4 PM, Toy, 46 N Sugan Rd, Eagle Fire Company 12/17/17, PHILADELPHIA, SUN 8 AM-4 PM, Flea Market, 1301 S Columbia Blvd., Penns Landing Caterets (inside Sheet Metal Workers Union Bldg)

NEW JERSEY 01/07/18, WAYNE, SUN 9 AM-3 PM, Antiques & Collectibles, N Cove Rd, Wayne PAL Indoor

12/16-17/17, COLUMBUS, SAT & SUN, Antiques Market, Ohio Expo Center

VIRGINIA

11/25-26/17, FLEMINGTON, SAT 9 AM-4 PM SUN 11 AM-3 PM, Antiques, 22 Junction Rd, Hunterdon Central Regional High School Commons

PENNSYLVANIA 11/24-25/17, LANCASTER, FRI 10 AM-6 PM SAT 10 AM-4 PM, Postcard, 1383 Arcadia Rd, Lancaster Farm & Home Center

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INDIANA 12/02/17, SHIPSHEWANA, SAT 9 AM, Corn Sheller Collection, Dekalb Collection, Corn Collection etc., Chupp Auction Ctr 890 S Van Buren St, Chupp Auctions & Real Estate LLC MARYLAND 12/02/17, TIMONIUM, SAT 10 AM, Toy Collection, 1919 Greenspring Dr, Richard Opfer Auctioneering, Inc.

MAINE 12/01/17, FAIRFIELD, FRI 10 AM, Rare lamps, glass & fine jewelry, Skowhegan Rd Rt 201, James D. Julia, Inc.

NEW JERSEY 12/02/17, HADDON HEIGHTS, SAT 10 AM, Tin toys, cast iron, live steam collection. Steiff toys, Bing Open Tourers, Marklin iron steam toys, still banks, Online @ www.americanantiqueauctions.net, American Antique Auctions NEVADA 12/02/17, LAS VEGAS, SAT NOON (EST), Automobilia & Petroliana, 4520 Arville St, Morphy Auctions Las Vegas

PENNSYLVANIA 11/24-25/17, THREE SPRINGS, FRI 5 PM SAT 9 AM, Antiques, collectibles, peanut butter glasses including some rare pieces, cast iron skillets, model toys, guns, shop tools, 2000+ coins (5 pm Friday) etc., OnSite 21248 Waterfall Rd, Beiler-Campbell Auction Services 11/24/17, GLEN ROCK, FRI 9 AM, Coin & Currency, 4067 Snyder Rd, Rene Snyder Country Home Auction Services LLC 11/24/17, GLEN ROCK, FRI 8:30 AM, Collection of tools in nice wooden boxes, cameras, knives, radios, wood shop tools, wheel barrels, ladders, tool boxes, ammo etc., 4067 Snyder Rd, Wehrly's Auction Service, Inc. 11/24/17, SHIPPENSBURG, FRI 9 AM, Signs, thermometers, coolers, collectibles, gas pumps, tractors, vehicles, 1011 Ritner Hwy, Dan Hershey Auctioneering Service 11/24/17, YORK, FRI 9 AM, Antiques & Collectibles featuring furniture, stoneare, toys, oi. lamps, clocks, glassware, Christmas items, cast iron, pictures & prints, 1957 Crisscraft Cavalier boat, Toomey Auction Center 240 Hatchery Rd, Toomey Auction Service, Inc. 11/25/17, HARRISBURG, SAT 10 AM, Art, collectibles, Longaberger baskets, house & home, motorcycle trailer; Furniture Noon, 1500 Paxton St, Cordier Auction & Appraisals 11/26-27/17, BURLINGTON, SUN 1 PM MON 5 PM, 11/26 Dolls featuring mid-century hard plastic, modern collectibles, composition, bisque etc.; 11/27 - Toys from all generations, Burlington City VFW 159 W Pearl St, Chris Doerner 11/26/17, CAMP HILL, SUN 11 AM, Quality Antiques, 2228 Gettysburg Rd Lower Allen Plaza, Costea's Auction Gallery

11/27/17, HATFIELD, BID ONLINE NOW THROUGH CLOSING MON 8 PM, American to Modernism pottery, furniture, art., Online w w w. a l d e r f e r a u c t i o n . c o m , Alderfers Auctions & Appraisers 11/28/17, DALLAS, TUES 5 PM, Coin, 56 Dorchester Dr, Traver's Auctions 11/28/17, HATFIELD, BID ONLINE NOW THROUGH CLOSING TUES 8 PM, Inventory from the London Bridge Toy Store, Online www.alderferauction.com, Alderfers Auctions & Appraisers 11/28/17, HATFIELD, BID ONLINE NOW THROUGH CLOSING TUES 8 PM, Jewelry, Online www.alderferauction.com, Alderfers Auctions & Appraisers 11/29/17, EAST EARL, WED 5 PM, American Flyer, Model Trains, Postwar & Modern Model Trains, Shady Maple Banquet Hall 129 Toddy Dr, Cabin Fever Auctions 11/29/17, HATFIELD, BID ONLINE NOW THROUGH CLOSING WED 8 PM, Musical Instruments, Online www.alderfer auction.com, Alderfers Auctions & Appraisers 11/29/17, HATFIELD, BID ONLINE NOW THROUGH CLOSING WED 8 PM, Byers' Choice Caroler Figurines, Online w w w. a l d e r f e r a u c t i o n . c o m , Alderfers Auctions & Appraisers 11/29/17, KINZERS, WED 10 AM & 1 PM, 10 am - Huge comic book collection, ephemera, men's magazines etc.; 1 pm - cataloged fine art w/additions plus antique smalls, 5336 Mine Rd, Embassy Auctions International 11/29/17, LANSDALE, WED NOON, Huge Toy & Collectibles featuring trains, models, action figures, video games etc., The Archive Building 725 W 2nd St, Ruth's Toys & Pop Culture LLC Continued on page 9

BLUM’S AUCTION IS NOW OPEN AT 1506

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AUCTION TIME BID BOARD 10:00 A.M. (PREVIEW 9:00 A.M.)

SATURDAY, DECEMBER 2ND, 2017 15% BUYER’S PREMIUM - 3% CASH DISCOUNT ON BUYER’S PREMIUM HIGHLIGHTS INCLUDE: JEWELRY: 14K: Genuine Cameo Brooch, Rings incl. Diamond, Band, Heart Pendant, Necklace; 10K: Rings incl. Diamond & Amethyst, Bands, Necklace; Sterling: Many Pcs. incl. Rope Chains, Rings, Pendants; Hundreds of Pcs. of Costume Jewelry incl. Vintage Crystal/Rhinestone, Demi Sets, Charm Bracelets, Full Jewelry Boxes, Estate and Tray Lots.

COINS: 1874 $3 Gold Piece, 1884 Carson City Morgan Dollar, 1830 & 1835 Bust Half Dollars, Silver Eagles incl. 1999, 2006, 2013; Morgan Dollars incl. 1880O, 1881, 1882, 1884, 1885, 1889, 1890, 1891O, 1921, 1921S; Peace Dollars incl. 1921, 1922, 1924; 1893 Columbian Exposition Half, 1925 Stone Mountain Silver Half, 1926 Sesquicentennial Half, Barber Halves incl. 1896S, 1903S, 1908O, 1909S, 1915D, Walking Liberty Halves incl.

1916D, 1917D, 1937, 1937D, 1937D, 1939S, 1946; Franklin Halves incl. 1949D & 1963, Barber Quarters incl. 1892, 1898, 1899, 1900, 1905, 1906, 1907, 1914, 1915D, 1916D; Standing Liberty Quarters incl. 1928S, 1929, 1930; 1875 Seated Liberty Dime, 1857 & 1872 Half Dime, 1865 3 Cent Pc., 1867 Copper 3 Cent Nickel, Shield Nickels incl. 1866, 1869, 1882; Liberty Nickels incl. 1883; (2) 1864 2 Cent Pcs., Large Cents incl. 1817, 1819, 1822, 1847, 1856; 1858 Flying Eagle Cents, Indian Head Cents incl. 1863, 1864, 1876 & 1909, Wheat Cents incl. 1909 VDB, Proof & Mint Sets incl. 25 Year Proof Set Box (19681992), Silver Proof Sets incl. 1976 & 2013. Silver Rounds & Ingots. FURNITURE: Oak: Rolltop Desks, Bowfront, Sideboard, Secretary Desk, Dinette Sets, Bookcases; Marble Top Washstand, Hallway Benches, Curios incl. Corner, Gun Cabinet, Grain Bin, Antique Store Cabinet, Recliner, Game Table, Pressed Back Piano Stool, Carved Gothic Chairs, Porcelain Top Tables. TOYS: New In Box Lionel Train Sets, Pellet Guns, GI Joe, Barbie. SPORTS: 1922 World Series Newspaper, Player Model Bats incl. Mickey Mantle, Ralph Kiner & Jimmie Foxx; Signed Photos and Baseballs. ANTIQUE/ VINTAGE: Character & Sour Cream Glasses, Cookie Jars, Crocks, Mickey Mouse & DC Superheroes Record Players, Ladies’ Hats, Radios, Mantel Clocks, Comics incl. 60’s/70’s Superheroes, Hankies, Tintype Photos, Trunks, Sleds, US Army Helmet, WWII German Flag, Milk Bottles, 60’s/70’s Rock LPs incl. Beatles, 70’s Rolling Stone Mags. GLASS: Depression, Carnival, Fenton, Amber. CHINA: Lenox, Halls, Belleek.

COLLECTIBLES: Longaberger®, Boyds Bears, Knives, Esco Figures incl. Abbott, Costello, WC Fields, Jimmy Durante, Bob Hope, Emmett Kelly; Hallmark Ornaments & Kiddie Cars, Annalees. OTHER ITEMS: Ammunition, Ruger Percussion Revolver, Stained Glass Billiard Light, Instruments incl. Elec. Guitars, Accordion, Autoharp, Trombone, Amps, Speakers, Fooseball Tables, Bicycles, Holiday Blowmolds, Commercial Bottle & Keg Coolers, Beer Signs & Lights, Paintings & Prints.

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11/29/17, RICHLANDTOWN, WED 2 PM, Antiques, collectibles, jewelry/silver, coins, dolls, electronics, artwork etc., Benner Hall 1260 E Cherry St, J. Pandur Auction Services LLC 11/30/17, HATFIELD, THURS 9 AM, Gallery/Estate featuring trains, vintage clothing, antiques, furnishings, collectibles , blue decorated stoneware, primitives, china, glassware, artwork, silver, jewelry, stamp collection prints etc., 501 Fairgrounds Rd, Alderfers Auctions & Appraisers

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11/30/17, HATFIELD, BID ONLINE NOW THROUGH CLOSING THURS 8 PM, Lansdale, Pa featuring fine quality home furnishings, sports collectibles, art, electronics etc., Online w w w. a l d e r f e r a u c t i o n . c o m , Alderfers Auctions & Appraisers

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Fooled By Fakes

By Anita Stratos There’s nothing quite like the charm of an antique or vintage quilt. They underscore historic values in older homes, add a warm touch of the past to contemporary rooms, introduce movement and color to monochromatic spaces, and some even tell stories of people, places or events. Whether spread on a bed, framed on a wall or hanging over a quilt rack as a decorative touch, quilts always seem to create fascination or bring joy to those who gaze upon them.

The history of quilts and quilting is far older than America itself, but we’ll just take a look into those crafted in the U.S. from the time of its colonization. During those early years, quilts were utilitarian items made from a single piece of cloth, called “whole cloth” on both sides, with wool or some other type of filler material in the center, a type of “fabric sandwich.” Quilts weren’t only used on beds, they were also hung over

windows and sometimes even doorways to minimize cold air drafts. Patchwork quilts were born of necessity; during difficult times when money was tight, bed coverings couldn’t be easily replaced, so torn blankets would be patched, and thinning blankets would be joined together in layers, sometimes filled with other materials for warmth.

When fabric finally began being made in America and became more affordable, women started piecing together bits of fabric with the intent of creating beautiful bed coverings or buying whole pieces of fabric to match bed curtains.

Some fabrics came from cherished dresses they no longer wore or from other textiles with sentimental value, turning them into quilts that had meaning and creating a tangible family history. Some of these quilts could take years to complete.

Whole cloth quilts were still being made in the early 1800s.

Rather than using multiple fabrics, these quilters created patterns on solid materials with intricate hand stitching. For

The New York Beauty quilt is from 1865 (the name “New York Beauty” was given to it later, in the 1930s).

Here is an example of hand stitching.

The “Bible” quilt is from 1898. them yourself with a little basic information. To start, some of the earliest cotton and wool fabrics had a sheen to them and were done in both geometric and floral patterns; this sheen is missing on most reproduction fabrics.

Fabrics that were homespun were also dyed at home in the 1800s, until fabric became more commercially available near the end of the century. These dyes were natural, made from things like nut shells, bark, clay and plants; when fabrics were dyed by hand, they could go through the fabric to the reverse side, this is particularly true with indigo. And since dye colors were done one at a time, many times they didn’t line up correctly with each other. These are things to check for when purchasing a 19th century quilt in order to be sure none of the fabrics are contemporary.

There are many more details, including period colors, styles, and more you need to know when buying an antique quilt, so do your research first.

One thing to keep in mind is that a quilt can be made from actual antique or vintage pieces of fabric and sewn

together with correct period threads, yet the quilt itself may still have been made in modern times. With the ease of purchasing old clothing, thread, bindings and other textiles online and at auctions, the general pieces of the quilt puzzle may fit together, but care must be taken to examine every detail individually, from stitching to period style, in order to ensure the quilt was definitely made during its purported era.

Quilt photos via Wikimedia Commons (New York Beauty by billvolkening), whole cloth stitch photo property of author.

At A Glance: Signs of a modern or altered quilt: 1. Machine stitching 2. Synthetic thread 3. Incorrect dyes 4. Incorrect binding Reference books, websites and collecting groups are the best ways to keep from being fooled by fakes. Here are a few: The Quilt Index Fabric Dating References (http://www.quilt index.org); Quilt History (http://www.quilthistory.com/ dating_quilts.htm); “Clues in the Calico” by Barbara Brackman.

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antiquesandauctionnews.net about 100 years starting in the While most quilts are made mid-1700s, “laid-on” or by talented quilters who cerapplique quilts came into tainly have no intention of favor, where women added deceiving buyers, there actualpieces of colorful fabric on top ly are “quilt forgers” whose of solid pieces of material. sole intent is to sell a quilt with Knowing the background falsified signs of age in order to and evolution of American collect the thousands of dolquilts can help you begin to lars many old quilts command. determine whether a quilt An example of the kind of being represented as antique money that motivates forgers actually fits into one of these is the 1991 Sotheby’s sale of an categories. (A quilt is generally authentic Civil War era quilt for considered to be “antique” if it $264,000. One thing a quilt was created in the 1920s or ear- forger might do is add cotton lier). Pattern types changed and seeds to a quilt’s batting, while evolved over the decades, and many quilters in the old days as certain patterns became went to great trouble to more prominent and popular remove these seeds and other during specific periods of time, debris from their filler material, they became associated as hav- sometimes seeds were found ing been created during that in antique pieces, so some buytime period. A quilt’s pattern is ers are fooled into thinking definitely not a way to deter- that the presence of cotton mine its age, as many modern seeds in batting automatically quilts have been and still are means a quilt is old. These made using old patterns. forgers have proven that this is One of the easiest things to definitely not so. look for is hand stitching, while Quilt bindings are another plenty of quilters still painstak- thing to check out. Up until the ingly hand stitch their quilts, 19th century, straight-grain there are also many commer- bindings were used on quilt cially produced quilts with edges. Fakers are giving false machine stitching. impressions of a quilt’s age by Manufactured quilts would hand-stitching straight-grain have more even stitches, while bindings over modern hand stitching would have machine-sewn bias-grain bindstitches of different lengths, ings. You can flatten out the some of which would be off- edge of the binding and look angle, and may not have uni- for normal wear, which should form spacing between stitches. be present on antique pieces These variations in stitches and should run right along the crafted by hand are part of the crease. Careful, close examinabeauty and personality of tion of the binding and the handmade quilts. Any quilt potential for another binding with machine stitching can underneath will help deterimmediately be eliminated as mine whether you’re looking at being antique. Also, threads the original border fabric. were made from cotton and When considering buying a weren’t mercerized until 1859. high-priced quilt, the chemical Synthetic threads were created composition of both the fabric in the early 20th century, so and dye should be tested by a they shouldn’t appear on any textile expert. But you can take 19th century or earlier quilt. some first steps to evaluate

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From Bob Dylan To Claude Monet To Vincent Van Gogh: It Was A Wild Sale At Woodshed

A giclee print titled “Train Tracks,” pencil signed and numbered (75/295) by Bob Dylan, from the singer-songwriter’s “Drawn Blank Series,” sold for $5,312.

“The Bob Dylan print sale was a success, with all lots selling amid brisk bidding,” said Bruce Wood, the owner of Woodshed Art Auctions. “The Prestige Signature Collection was unusually slow, with only about 20 percent of lots selling.

However, several of the prime lots did receive strong bidding.

I think the Dylan sale got so much attention, people weren’t as aware of session two.”

The Dylan prints, all from his “Drawn Blank Series” of artworks based on drawings done between 1989 and 1992, certainly did enjoy pre-sale buzz. The circa 2013 prints

A giclee print titled “Cityscape,” pencil signed and numbered (75/295) by Bob Dylan, from the singer-songwriter’s “Drawn Blank Series,” sold for $3,750. came from the heirs of a private estate in London, England, and all were nicely framed in silver-finish wooden molding, with deep mats and glass glazing. And they were quite large, 42-by-32.75 inches, framed.

The unframed temperaand-gouache on medium weight bond paper attributed to Edvard Munch (painter of “The Scream,” one of the most instantly recognizable images in all of fine art) was titled “Study, The Sick Child.” It depicted Johanne Sophie Munch, the artist’s older sister. The subject was repeated in a number of paintings,

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etchings, lithos and drawings done from 1885 to 1926.

The gouache-on-paper attributed to Marc Chagall was titled, simply, “Lovers.” It was signed lower right and had a collector’s stamp verso. It is similar in style to his work titled “The Betrothed and the Eiffel Tower.” Lovers were a common theme for Chagall.

Very often the lovers appear to be floating in time and space along with other people, instruments, plants and animals around them.

The oil-on-tempera painting attributed to Gustav Klimt, titled “Girl Standing,” was likely a study of a 1912 portrait Klimt did of Mada Primavesi, now housed in the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City. Klimt reportedly created several studies of Ms. Primavesi, varying the elements in each. The study came with a certificate from the van Hassel Galleri in

Public Auction • Wed. Nov. 29 Auction @ 2 pm • Preview @ 1 pm Benner Hall • 1260 East Cherry St, Richlandtown, PA 18951 Antiques/Collectibles: Byers Choice carolers, Steiff monkeys, postcard album, carbide lanterns, cut/pressed glass, vintage Christmas, cigarette lighters, Rosenthal dishes, marbles, opticians cabinet, folding and fixed blade knives, crossbow, military, toy soldiers, battery-ops, die-cast vehicles, Hess trucks, old PA license plates, western saddle, carved bone figure, African masks, stone and jade trees, folding book stand, elephant still bank, magic lantern slides, flatware set, 100s of comic books (Marvel, DC and more!), stamps, sports cards, box lots and more! Jewelry/Silver: 10k, 14k,18k, sterling and costume jewelry including rings, earrings, necklaces, bracelets, pins, pendants, diamond/emerald bracelet, wrist watches, pocket watches, sterling and coin silver flatware, handbags and more!

Coins: Morgan/Peace silver dollars, Barber/Liberty Walking/Franklin/Kennedy silver half dollars, Barber/Standing Liberty/Washington silver quarters, Barber/Mercury/Roosevelt silver dimes, Liberty/Buffalo Nickels, Indian Head/Lincoln wheat pennies, 1834 half cent, 1864/1865 two cent pcs., foreign coins, 1986 Liberty silver dollar proof, 1986/1991 American Silver Eagle proofs.

Dolls: Kammer and Reinhardt, Himstedt, Madame Alexander, Holiday Barbie, Daddy Long Legs, Susan Wakeen, Robin Woods, Rose O 'Neill, Lee Middleton, Lizzie High, Shirley Temple, Vogue and more! Electronics: Nakamichi cassette deck, Farouja DVD/CD player, Lafayette amp, Onkyo receiver, Bose Acoustimass speakers, Pioneer tuner/CD player, Kenwood amp, Carver cassette deck, Hafler tuner, Rane equalizer, BBE Sonic Maximizer. Artwork: Franklin Wurster watercolors, William Tolsch 'Vieux au Vaison', 'Conversation with Cezanne' signed Fuller '81, Japanese watercolor, Persian hand colored print, 'Pink Iris' signed Nancy Nevin, Yaacov Agam kinetic art print, framed African art and more! Tools: Ramset Trakfast fastner guns, Milwaukee sawzall, Dewalt rotary laser, Ryobi hand planer, Spectra Precision laser level, Triax laser level, Porter Cable compressor, Speedaire sand blaster, work lights, Stanley levels, B&D drill, hand saws, wood chisels, Craftsman chainsaw and more! Delicious refreshments served!

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SATURDAY, DECEMBER 2ND, 2017 - 9:00 A.M. 17020 DOVER RD., DUNDEE, OHIO 44624 1 MI. EAST OF MT. EATON ON SR 250 ANTIQUES & PRIMITIVES: Bear trap, early wagon with original paint, large workbench with lots of drawers, railroad lanterns, collection of hay trolleys, brass spittoon collection, wooden boxes, barrels, Lionel trains, medical jars and cabinets, brass ship’s bell, Griswold pieces including: Skillets #13, #12, #9, #8, #5 and more, lots of metal decor items, cubby cabinets, lots of primitives, box lots and much more still arriving. Possibly selling in two rings.

TERMS: CASH - CHECK with proper ID - CREDIT CARD. 4% Buyer’s Premium Waived With Payment Of Cash Or Check.

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Auctioneers: Atlee Raber (330) 473-2448 or (330) 359-5905 Daniel Weaver (330) 231-8865 Assisting Auctioneer: Aden Yoder This unframed tempera-and-gouache on medium weight bond paper attributed to Edvard Munch (1863-1944), titled “Study, The Sick Child,” sold for $40,000.

The gouache-on-paper attributed to Marc Chagall (1887-1985), titled “Lovers,” signed lower right and with a collector’s stamp verso, realized $40,000.

An oil-on-tempera painting attributed to Gustav Klimt (1862-1918), titled “Girl Standing,” likely a study of a 1912 portrait Klimt did of Mada Primavesi, sold for $40,000.

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Burlington City VFW, 159 West Pearl Street, BURLINGTON, NJ 08016 DOLLS: SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 2017 PREVIEW 11:30 A.M. AUCTION 1 P.M.

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Mid-Century: Mary Poppins set, vintage Mattel Barbie, Francie & Skipper and fashions, Ideal Tammy Family and fashions, Thumbelina, Baby first step, Kiddles, Chatty Baby, Pollyanna, Puppetrina, Alexander, Revlon, Miss Ginger, Thumb Things, Mrs Beasley, Lady Lovelylocks, Shirley Temple dolls & ephemera, etc. Hard Plastic: Toni, Terri Lee, Betsy McCall, Alexander, Ginny family, Muffie, F&B & Arranbee, Sweet Sue, Betsy McCall, more. Modern Collectibles: Bob Mackie Barbie, Precious Moments, AG Samantha w/trunk, Living Dead minis, artist dolls, ++. Composition: F&B Anne Shirley, Skippy, Ideal incl. Shirley, AC, Arranbee, Characters, etc. Items of Interest: Raggedy Ann, Souvenir dolls, Japanese allbisque and Kewpies, metal, china & wax. early cloth, papier-maché. Barbie tea set, various miniatures, Furniture, Japanese all bisque, early cloth & wax over compo, Seminole & Skookum, early Teddy bears, Steiff puppets & animals, Wrought iron ice cream set, Paper dolls, reference books, wigs, clothing, shoes & accessories. Bisque: German Kestner, Handwerk, AM, Jutta, Schoneau Hoffmeister. Morimura, lots more unlisted.

TOYS FROM ALL GENERATIONS. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 2017 PREVIEW AT 4 P.M. AUCTION AT 5 P.M.

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Tin: Chein Hercules Ferris wheel, Ohio Art, Unique Art. Wolverine sedan w/matching trailer, Target games, Jack in the Boxes, Mattel blackbird pie, chicken ramp walker, Marx WU baby tractor play set, Woodhaven BO Robot Bus, Victorian whirligig, 1910 horse cart, windup dogs, cats, & other critters, Marx Disney Mary Poppins Windup MIB, TPS Cat swallowing mouse, boxed Cadillac. Battery Op: 4 pieces old store stock - 1955 Japan Rosko Drill Press, Planer, Circular & Jigsaws NRFB, Marx shop King Playset NRFB, Outboard motors, Friction cars and vehicles. Toy Vehicles: Arcade CI Touring car, Hubley CI sand & gravel wagon, gorgeous Tootsietoy matched sets & single vehicles, 1955 Steer-O-Toy Large Convertible, Irwin, Pyro, Banner, Chrysler experimental turbo Promo Car, diecast military, Planes, advertising trucks - most MISP, Vintage Redline Hot Wheels, Mattel Hot Wheel Factory Parts, vintage Matchbox, Maisto, Burrago, Die cast & Metal Airplanes, Hess, Ertl. Christmas: Antique Santas, Bottle Trees, Houses, Christmas Fence, boxed Ornaments, Cards, Santa Candy Containers & Roly Poly. Toys of Interest: 50 HO slot cars, chassis, parts plus. 50’s Gum charms, early die cut puzzles - character, folk & fairly tale illustrated. Weeden steam engine, Pinocchio puppets, dolls & figs, folk art cannon w/original paint, brass 3-wheel trike, wood diecut painted “Jiggs” character, Hopalong Cassidy, China cereal set, Ranger Joe, Heinz pickle ad trolley MIB, Quisp cereal premiums, 1890’s German Penny Toys - Battleship & Touring Taxi. Lego Playsets, Ideal Plastic Bubble Train MIB, Plastic Service Station MIB, Kiddie Town Buildings MISP, England Jet-O-Car MIB, Ditto the Robot, Keystone Wooden Firetug, McLoughlin Paper Soldiers, Britains, Barclay - Manoil - Grey Iron: Skaters, sledders, park bench couples, animals, soldiers, white knob windups, Banks, Character toys, Puppets, Disney, Electronic & board Games. Space Gun Pressed, Steel Car Garage, Boxed Robots & Models, Toy Ephemera, Wizard of Oz original ephemera, HO Trains & Buildings.

Directions: from North - Rt. 295 S. to Burlington/Mount Holly Exit. 541 North/west toward Burlington. Once in Burlington City, 541 becomes High Street. Continue on High street into Burlington, cross Rt. 130. Turn left on West Pearl-last left you can make.

VFW is about 2 blocks up on right. From Phila.: 95 N. to Betsy Ross Bridge, cross into New Jersey. Rt. 130 North for about 10 miles. Left on High Street (Rt. 541). Follow above directions. Look for white signs. Food on site. Terms: Cash or Check w/proper ID. CC w/3% processing fee. No Buyer’s Premium. New Jersey sales tax collected w/o a valid resale number. Questions? Call 609-877-6843 or email dolltoy@hotmail.com. Day of sale 609-560-3247. Auctioneer not responsible for accidents.

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2 DAY PUBLIC ESTATE AUCTION Woodworking Tools, Antiques, 20+ Guns 60+ Griswold Skillets, 600+ Peanut Butter Glasses, 2,000+ Coins FRI., NOVEMBER 24, 2017 AT 5:00 P.M. 2,000+ COINS & SAT., NOVEMBER 25 AT 9:00 A.M.

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It’s not often Bob Dylan shares center stage with anyone, certainly not 19th and early 20th century painters, but that’s exactly what happened on Sept. 20 when a collection of 25 limited edition giclee prints signed and numbered by the singer-songwriter came up for bid alongside such fine art luminaries as Edvard Munch, Marc Chagall and Gustav Klimt.

It was a two-session online-only auction, conducted by Woodshed Art Auctions, based in Franklin, Mass.

Session one featured the 25 signed Dylan prints, which each carried estimates of $2,000-$3,000 and ended up selling for prices ranging from $5,312 (“Train Tracks”) to a pair of giclees titled “Cassandra” ($1,250 and $1,062). The runner-up lot was titled “Cityscape,” selling for $3,750.

Session two, held later that day, was one of Woodsheds Art Auctions’ popular Prestige Signature Collection sales, which feature artworks (most of them attributions) by many of the most famous names in fine art, but at attractive price points. The top three lots – by Edvard Munch (1863-1944), Marc Chagall (1887-1985) and Gustav Klimt (1862-1918) – topped out at $40,000 each.

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Antiques & Collectibles: Metal runner sled; Early potato grader; Grape press; Bucksaw; Milk cans; Oil cans; Washboard; Crosscut saw; Meat hooks; Ice tongs; Hay forks; 43 pc. Presidential Pocketknife set; 2,000+ coins (at 5 P.M. Friday): Complete Peace dollar album including 21 & 28; Large cents 1798; $5 Liberty head gold coins; Englehard 10 oz. silver bar; Proof silver eagles; BU silver eagles; 450+ Morgan Peace silver dollars; Silver certificates; Star notes; 1/10 oz. American gold eagles; 1909 S Indian head; 1939 D walking half; 21 pc. dollars; 28 pc. dollars; 1909 S Lincoln; 1884 CC GSA; 1875 S trade dollar; 22+ CC Morgan dollars; 1882 CC Morgan BU; 1883 CC Morgan BU; 1903 O Morgan and much more. 600+ peanut butter glasses including some rare pieces: 1 trailing arbutus; 2 trumpet vine; 1 blue beauty waterlily; 2 Christmas candles; 2 bittersweet; Several dogs; 49 different birds and lots of flowers. Cast-Iron Skillets, etc.: 60+ Griswold skillets 0-14 (including 3 - #2 & 2 - #13); Griswold ashtray; Griswold square egg skillet; 16 Wagners; 7 Eries; 4 Indian Heads “Wapak”; 16 Griswold lids size 3-14; 3 Griswold waffle irons; 2 Erie teakettles; Model Toys, 1/16 Scale: 60+ JD, International, Oliver, Farmall, Allis Chalmers, Case, Minneapolis-Moline, Massey Ferguson and Cockshutt models of tractors, farm equipment and trucks including JD 4020 w/237 corn picker + Ertl, Tonka & Winross. Guns: Remington model 1100 12 ga.; Remington model 121 .22 long rifle; Remington model 760 .30-06; Winchester model 1400 12 ga.; Winchester 12 ga. Super X model 1, semi-automatic, ventilated ribs; Browning Vector BPS 12 ga.; Stevens model 67 series E 12 ga.; Stevens single shot 12 ga.; Stevens Westpoint 928 12 ga.; Marlin 12 ga. bolt action w/adjustable choke; JC Higgins model 583 bolt action 16 ga.; Westernfield model SB-100B 12 ga. single shot; Spartan by Remington single shot 20 ga. Dale Earnhardt Jr. #8; Savage model 110 .270 synthetic; Mossberg 500A 12 ga. ventilated ribs; Mossberg 500A 12 ga. ventilated ribs; Mossberg 500AG 12 ga.; Mossberg 835 12 ga., synthetic camo; Mossberg 12 ga. slug barrel; Mossberg model 9200 12 ga.; Mossberg New Haven 20 ga.; Ammunition: 12 gauge, .38 special, .270, .32 Winchester special, Remington Federal. Shop Tools: Kobalt 30 gallon single stage upright air compressor; Porter Cable drill press -12 speed; Grizzly 3⁄4” wood shaper; Grizzly belt & disc sander combo 4”x36”x6”; Central Machinery 6” belt & 9” disc sander; Chicago 31⁄4” electric planer; Adjustable roller stand w/twin 6” rollers; Porter cable router; Porter Cable table saw 10”; Porter Cable band saw; Central Machinery 16” scroll saw; Craftsman 4”x6” belt & disc sander; Many 10” table saw blades; Makita hammer drill; MEG 12” saw; Central Machinery 12 speed 10” drill press; Central Machinery 13” drill press; Makita 10”; 10” dato set; Bostitch air nailers; 18V DeWalt cordless tools including cordless circular saw & rotary hammer drill; Craftsman 12” wood lathe; Grizzly hand planer; 8 pc. Cummins wood lathe chisel set; Carb Tech router bits; 50 pc. 1⁄4” shank router bits; Spade bits; Dovetailing template; Craftsman box joint template set; 2 electric planers - 1 Grizzly; Drill doctor; DeWalt belt sander hand-held; Chicago hand disc sander; Grizzly dust collector; 18 ga. brad nails 20+ boxes - new; 18 ga. staples 12+ boxes - new; Ladders; 30+ gallons of new Cabot and Rust-oleum; 10+ gallons of Min-Wax stain; New Rust-oleum wood stain & sealer, lots of qt. & gal.; 7 gallons of Tite-Bond wood glue; 7 gallons of new paint thinner and mineral spirits; Plastic & metal banding; Workbenches & cabinets; Pipe clamps; C clamps; 10 ton body repair equipment; Deep well sockets; Hand tools; and much, much more. Barn full of lumber - Mostly 2x’s and 1x’s hemlock and pine; Wooden parts for planters. Selling w/2 auctioneers simultaneously on Sat. Go to AuctionZip for detailed list of coins & peanut butter glasses.

Saturday Order of Sale (All Times Are Approx.): 9:00 A.M. - Household & glassware; 9:30 Peanut butter glasses; 11:30 Guns, then cast-iron skillets & kettles, followed by metal toys, finishing with more glassware & household. Second auctioneer starting at 9:30 w/antiques & collectibles, then tools, finishing w/lumber.

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Following are additional highlights from the auction. All prices quoted include the buyer’s premium, 20 percent for live bidders, 25 percent for online bidders. The Dylan prints grossed $48,175. Session two grossed $366,750. Internet

A tempera-and-oil painting titled “Peasants Working,” attributed to the Dutch master Vincent Van Gogh (18531926), one of several Van Goghs in the auction, sold for $38,750.

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It’s a tribute to the star power of this auction that a name like Vincent Van Gogh (1853-1926) couldn’t even crack the top three, especially considering there were several works by the Dutch master on view (all signed attributions).

They included a tempera and oil painting titled “Peasants Working” ($38,750), a gouache with pencil and watercolor painting titled “Landscape with Houses” ($28,750), and a lithographer’s crayonon textured paper titled “The Wounded Veteran” ($9,062).

The oil-andtempera “Still Life Study” attributed to Claude Monet (18401926), executed circa 1867 and signed by the French painter, The oil-and-tempera “Still Life Study,” attributed to sold for $37,500 and Claude Monet (1840-1926), executed circa 1867 bears the faint and signed by the French impressionist painter, sold impression of the for $37,500.

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the verso bearing the partial impression of a collector’s (or gallery) stamp, realized $15,000 One other work topped $10,000: it was James Abbott McNeill Whistler’s (1834-1903) oil-on-canvas portrait of a woman, untitled and an attribution ($10,625).

Woodshed Art Auctions is a family-owned art gallery specializing in oil painting restoration and live and online art auctions, celebrating its 50th anniversary.

For further information, readers may call Bruce Wood at 508-533-6277 or e-mail bruce@woodshedart auctions.com.

Huge Toy & Collectibles Auction!

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Antiques & Auction News antiquesandauctionnews.net stamp of Collection Foret in drawing attributed to Nice, France. Also, an oil-and- Auguste Rodin (1840tempera on canvas attributed 1917), similar to other to Paul Gauguin (1848-1903), studies by the artist, titled “Tahitian Woman,” signed, sold for $17,500.

A mixed media-on signed, with a verso stamp of paper attributed to Theodore Duret, hit $35,000.

“Still Life with Fruit and Tea Willem de Kooning titled Cup,” a tempera-on paper (1904-97), work attributed to Pierre- “Woman,” possibly a Auguste Renoir (1841-1919), preliminary study for “Still Life with Fruit and Tea Cup” is a temperatopped out at $27,500. The de Kooning’s “Woman on-paper work attributed to Pierre-Auguste painting was accompanied by I,” one in a series of artRenoir (1841-1919) and topped out at works, breezed to a certificate from the Art $27,500.

Collectors Group in $16,250. It came with a A watercolor, chalk and Luxemburg. Also, “Female certificate of authenticity from Nude,” a watercolor and pencil the Bonnier Art Services in charcoal-on bond paper Toulouse, France. “Woman I” is attributed to Edgar Degas on display at the Metropolitan (1834-1917), titled “Dancer” and signed by the artist, with Museum of Art (N.Y.).

antiquesandauctionnews.net with an upper bookcase was made entirely of walnut, with the desk having ogee bracket feet and a molded base, with the case having fluted quarter columns and four graduated drawers, each fitted with a dustboard with the battened fall board being supported by lopers.

Then the interior of the desk had a prospect door featuring a carved concave fan outlined by pricking with the base of the fan being pricked with “MJ 1796.” Besides the two columned drawers that flanked the central shell and four valanced pigeonholes, above four drawers, the desk boasted nine “secret drawers” “Beach Scene” is an oil-on-canvas by Edward Henry Potthast (American, 1857- hidden behind the removable 1927), signed at lower right, sold for $240,000 (est. $300,000-$500,000). central document drawer.

The upper case had two Cowan’s catalog listing described the image: “Populated with self-absorbed vacationers sitting, running, playing and bathing at a New York beach, this doors with two square and painting corresponds to Potthast’s preferred subject matter from the turn of the two rectangular sunken pancentury until his death in 1927. Along with the vibrant colors, the composition els of matching crotch walnut, helps materialize the energy that the painting exudes; the foreground shows an a broken arch pediment with expanse of dazzling, light-reflecting sand, evoking heat. The blue sky above carved sunflower rosettes and presses the light and heat onto the figures, who occupy the space cohesively, topped by three carved flame though engaged in disparate activities. Rather than torpid, the scene is lively.” finials.

Then add in the piece’s success, he commissioned provenance, that it has had this important Chippendale an unbroken chain of custody desk and bookcase that remained in his family for 200 years. It is the only Kentuckymade case piece of its kind that has yet been identified and one of a mere handful of extant works from the years immediately after Kentucky became the 15th state to join the Union in 1792. The desk belies the fact that at the time A bidder paid $15,600 (est. $8,000it was made, Kentucky was $12,000) for this circa 1826 folk art only a few years removed embellished first-edition map, titled from Euro-American settle- “Map of the Western Reserve Including ment and stands as proof that the Fire Land In Ohio,” engraved by Matthew Harris Jouett (American, even at this early date, William Savery of Pittsburgh, Pa., 1788-1827) created this circa 1817 to sophisticated furniture was and published by William Sumner 1823 oil-on-wooden panel portrait of being made in the of Nelson, Portage County, Ohio, Col.William Allen Trimble (1786-1821), Commonwealth.” in September of 1826. It was which sold for $20,400 (est. $8,000And the piece was simply 34.75-by-27 inches. $10,000). stunning. The two-piece desk

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The Cowan Kentucky Case Piece

This New England Chippendale camelback sofa in burgundy upholstery with a shaped crest and scrolled arms sold for $9,840 (est. $3,500-$5,500). It was 36 inches high, 83 inches wide and 30 inches deep. since it was made, that it is (according to Cowan) the only piece of Kentucky case furniture known to exist from this time period, among other exciting qualities, these being documented and detailed in Cowan’s auction catalog for this piece, and no wonder its selling was an

This Alfred Boucher (French, 18501934) bronze titled “Au But” was signed and had a “Siot Decauville Paris” foundry mark at its base. It made $10,455 (est. $7,000-$10,000).

Model no. 96, this jin-di-sugi “lotus” table, the work of John Scott Bradstreet (American, 1845-1914), sold for $54,000 (est. $50,000$75,000). The circa 1905 cypress table was 27 inches high, having a top that was 29.75 inches in diameter.

Jindai-sugi is a traditional method of carving Japanese cypress, which have naturally broken down fibers due to water and mud exposure over many years. Bradstreet developed a method of creating a similar effect in a shorter period of time in a technique he called jin-di-sugi, or sugi. The technique involved searing the surface of the wood and scrubbing it with a wire brush. The exposed raised grain of the soft surface would then be carved by hand and stained or painted.

Bradstreet was an important contributor to the American Arts and Crafts movement.

This American Boston, Mass., Queen Anne high chest with inlaid fans and compass roses sold over high estimate for $45,000 (est. $30,000-$40,000).

Made of walnut, with white pine secondary, the upper and lower cases were decorated with a recessed, inlaid, radiating maple fan with the sides of both cases having inlaid compass roses of maple and birch. The cockbeaded drawer fronts were inlaid with string inlay of two fine, parallel lines, with the sides of both the upper and lower cases inlaid in a similar fashion. The bonnet was topped by urn and flame finials, appearing to retain its original gilding.

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American Antique Auctions The American, 1796, Capt. John Cowan (1748-1823) Kentucky secretary desk and bookcase commanded attention and an astounding final bid of $498,750, going to a private collector. The extensive information contained in the catalog listing is worth the read. Read it online at www.cowanauctions.com.

event all its own.

“We had two institutions and several Kentucky collectors bidding on this case piece,” said Cowan. “And we purposely made the estimate very conservative. However, we were just delighted with what it brought.” Estimated at

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First, the Kentucky piece, this being the Capt. John Cowan (1748-1823) Kentucky desk and bookcase. Right up front, no, there is no relation between Capt. Cowan and Cowan’s Auction’s Wes Cowan.

“Wouldn’t that have been something,” stated Wes Cowan with a smile.

The non-familial connection aside, this case piece had lots of other attributes that had both Kentucky collectors and furniture collectors buzzing. The auction catalog stated, “Capt. John Cowan was one of the first settlers of Kentucky, arriving with Bullitt in 1773. Settling near Danville, he rose to frontier prominence. In 1796, as a mark of his

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$50,000 to $75,000, the Capt.

John Cowan Kentucky desk and bookcase realized $498,750.

“This is a perfect example of how the passion of regional collectors coupled with provenance trumps everything,” said Cowan. “It’s great seeing an extraordinary piece bring an extraordinary price outside of a New York auction house.

And it is staying in Kentucky, which is just wonderful.”

Then there was the selling of the collection of Dr. M. Donald Hayes of Wilmington, Ohio. Hayes’ was known by many in the antiques industry as being a true connoisseur.

“Plenty of people recognized the quality of what Don

This late 19th-century Italian alabaster medallion carved with the Great Seal Known as the “father of British of the United States was thought to ornithology, George Edwards (English, possibly have been designed by L.C. 1694-1773) was an important naturalTiffany. According to Cowan’s, this An oil-on-poplar panel portrait of ist. His watercolor-on-paper of a rice13.75-inch in diameter medallion was George Washington standing in the bird (or bobolink) sold for an impresThis late 18th–, early 19th-century embroidered Virginia textile with wool “once owned by Dean Rusk and hung Battlefield of Trenton was unsigned but sive $21,600, destroying its estimate appliqué depicting a manor house with surrounding land and outbuildings, on his office wall during his tenure as presented by Cowan’s as being after of $1,500 to $2,500. including rows of oak trees and multiple figures engaged in farm activities, sold United States Secretary of State under John Trumbull (American, 1756for $14,400 (est. $2,500-$3,500).

Presidents Kennedy and Johnson, 1843). The image housed in a gilt collected, and the prices real1961-69.” It sold for $9,600 (est. frame made $31,200 (est. $10,000ized for his pieces reflected bobolink) brought $21,600 (est. “Beach Scene” selling for $15,000). $1,500-$2,500).

George $240,000 (est. $300,000- $2,000-$3,000). this,” said Cowan.

Hayes had to sell his col- Edwards was an important $500,000). The circa 1905, jin- selling in a Hudson River and those in the antiques lection (which sold without naturalist and ornithologist, di-sugi “lotus” cypress table School frame realized $78,000 industry. The numerous highlights, it shows our market has reserve) as “restitution to the known as the “father of British by John Scott Bradstreet made (est. $70,000-$100,000).

“This was a very strong plenty of legs, which is great $54,000 (est. $50,000-$75,000), Internal Revenue Service (IRS) ornithology.”

Other highlights of this two- and “The Warrior,” oil-on-can- auction for us,” finished for everyone involved.” for making a false statement To learn more, visit on a collection information day, multi-consignor event vas by Carl Ferdinand Wimar Cowan. “I see it as being very statement form with the IRS,” would include the Edward (German-American, 1828-62) encouraging to both collectors www.cowanauctions.com. according to a news release Henry Potthast (American, 1857-1927) oil-on-canvas from the IRS. “Don was in a very difficult situation,” stated Cowan. Still, despite all of this, “He ND 10 A.M. was very involved with the selling of his colAT THE RIDGE FIRE COMPANY, 480 RIDGE ROAD, 19475 lection, was very gracious throughout the MODERN ERA TRAINS • AMERICAN FLYER TRAINS entire process, and, MODERN ERA TRAIN AUCTION quite frankly, we could 585 LOTS OF QUALITY, LIKE-NEW MATERIAL FROM THE ESTATE OF SCOTT COTNER. not have done it withLionel Modern Era Trains: Numerous sealed sets like PRR GG1 sets, Freight Hauler, SF Freight out his help.”

(1619W) and Steam passenger set (1484WS), Empire State Expr., Quaker City Ltd., Wabash (1536W) set, Super Chief, IC F-3 Freight set, Berkshire (2289WS). PRR Trail Blazer Aluminum pass. cars.

The Hayes pieces Amtrak diesels & sets. Southern Pacific IC F-3 AA diesels & pass. cars. LV & EL variety of diesels & did well and included freight sets, some sealed. Chessie Trains. UP Alco AA ann. set. Texas Special sets. Legacy sets by everything from furniLionel, many sealed original boxes: Conrail, LV, B&O, Wabash, Freedom Train T-1, MKT scale E8, B& O/CSX Heritage diesel. Lion Master Challenger L&T, sealed OB. Celebration Series New Haven ture to fine art.

Archive F-3 AA diesels & freight set. JC Penney Bluebird (Wabash) FM Trainmaster diesel w/display Highlights from his colcase. Other JC Penney & Sears special edition Train sets. FARR series trains, incl. Southern Mikado. lection included PRR Rectifier. Disneyland 4-4-O L&T w/display case. Mickey Mouse. Santa's Christmas Wish station (just in time!) sealed OB, more Santa/North Pole accessories. Tremendous selection of collectible, club $20,400 (est. $6,000cars, direct-mail freights, pass. car sets and add-ons. TCA & LCCA Club & museum cars. Operating $8,000) paid for a New accessories galore! MTH & Lionel Village structures & commercial buildings. K-Line Millennium & “The Warrior,” an oil-on-canvas by Carl Hampshire Federal Am. Freedom Train series cars. PRR & Rdg. Diesels & Hwt. pass. car sets. Weaver NP Berkshire Steam Ferdinand Wimar (German-American, 1828-62), L&T, Tuscan EMD E-8, etc. Ringling Circus Assortment by K-Line & Lionel 25 lots, good selection. flame birch bowfront sold for $78,000 (est. $70,000-$100,000).

Lionel Games, novelties, Licensed collectibles. chest of drawers that AMERICAN FLYER "S" GAUGE TRAINS in the Blue Room.

Wimar was born near Bonn, Germany, and featured crossbanding A short but sweet mix of Postwar American Flyer 'S' gauge and Lionel/Am. Flyer Modern Era, new in moved in 1843 with his family to St. Louis, Mo., the boxes. Many engines, sets, favorite operating accessories plus plenty of Track & accessories to make and string inlay and where he painted in his younger years. In 1851, your Empire Ready for the Holiday Season ahead! was stamped “HJ” for Wimar returned to Germany, where he lived in Please visit www.auctionzip.com Auctioneer #1892 for listings (website under construction) the London makers Preview: Friday, December 1 from 6 P.M.-8 P.M. and Dusseldorf and received formal education in Thomas Hanks and from 8 A.M.-10 A.M. day of auction. 12% Buyer's Premium. painting. He returned to America in 1856 but died William Jenkins. shortly afterward, in 1862, of tuberculosis. “The The Matthew Harris Warrior” is based on his experiences with Indians Jouett (American, 1788while in St. Louis and was painted circa 1850, 1827) oil-on-wood 610•970•7588 Kathy Maurer, Auctioneer (AU003006-L) before he went to Germany, exemplifying his panel portrait of Col. early style, prior to his formal training.

William Allen Trimble also sold out of the Hayes collection with the same price realized of $20,400 (est.

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Made in New Hampshire, this Federal flame birch bowfront chest of drawers realized $20,400 against an estimate of $6,000 to $8,000.

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Signs: Firestone, RPM Motor oil, Farm Bureau, Maryland Farm Bureau, Shell, Enjoy Squirt, Dr. Pepper, Gulf, Goodyear Tires, Drink CocaCola, Hires Root Beer, Pennzoil, Firestone, Knickerbockers Ice, Lively Limes, Esso, Sinclair, Kubota, McDonald’s, Wendy’s, Luncheonette Coke, Sinclair with Pole, Atlantic with Pole, Flying A Service with Pole, Esso with Pole, Hahn Ice Cream, Baugh’s Fertilizer, Cheer Up Beverage, Pepsi State Inspection, Pepsi-Cola, Drink Lively Limes. Thermometers: Pepsi, Frostie, Al McDivitt Agency, Drink Coca-Cola, Marhoefoer, Mail Pouch Tobacco, Say Pepsi Please,Wukmir, Royal Crown Cola, PepsiCola, Drink Coca-Cola, Prestone, Fram Filters, Monroe Shock Absorbers, Drink Frostie Root Beer, Oliver. Coolers: Pepsi, Coke, Drink Pepsi, Drink Coca-Cola, Highs, Drink Johnnie Ryan, Mini Coca-Cola, Royal Crown Cola. Collectibles: Hubcaps, Airplane, Kiddie Rides, Giraffe statues, Elephant statues, Fire Hydrants, Bell, Cement Chess Set, Bob Big Boy, Hot Dog Statue, Vending Machines, Indian Statue, Phone Booth, Toledo Scale, Weight & Horoscope Scale, Barber Chairs, McDonald’s Statue, Anchor, Dinosaur Head and Statue, D. Gottlieb &Co. Big Shot Pinball.

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“We continue to attract wonderful music boxes,” said Sam Cowan, the company’s decorative arts specialist, referencing a Regina Model 35 auto changer 15.5-inch disc music box with a clock and its original leaded glass door. This example sold for $27,600 (est. $15,000-$20,000).

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Charlie Schalebaum’s Luxury Car Collection Is The Star Attraction At Milestone participation online, with 386 registrants signed up through LiveAuctioneers. Of that group, 199 participated live via the internet during the sale. Also, 1,237 absentee bids were placed through LiveAuctioneers prior to the event. This

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The 1972 Volkswagen delivery van, all original, 25,000 miles on odometer, realized $20,400. papers of provenance and previously auctioned by Skinner, it sold online for a buoyant $3,360. A very large and impressive Chelseastyle brass ship’s clock manufactured by Smith & Sons of London garnered $3,000, going six times over the high estimate, and a flag flown on the M.S. Stockholm on the day in 1956 that it tragically

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collided with the T.N. Andrea Doria reached an aboveestimate price of $1,380.

Perhaps the most unusual of all the maritime items was the authentic bronze spike recovered from Christopher Columbus’ ship, the Santiago de Palos, which sank in St Anne’s Bay, Jamaica, in 1504. Offered with a letter of authenticity, it exceeded pre-sale expectations, settling at $870.

In all, the sale was 98 percent sold (by lot) and grossed $341,000, inclusive of 18 percent buyer’s premium. There was heavy

This spike obtained from the 1504 shipwreck of Christopher Columbus’ ship, the Santiago de Palos, which sailed in the Italian explorer’s fourth and final voyage to the Americas, sold for $870.

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18103 | 610-972-6523 Highlights to Include: Amazing Fantasy #15, All-Star Comics #8, Incredible Hulk #1 and #181, Avengers #4, Detective Comics #359, ASM #129, Crime and Horror, high grade moderns, keys, long and short boxes, loose books, something for everyone!!! Over 225 CGC graded comics!!! Also includes a small assortment of military items at the beginning of the auction.

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COSTEA’S AUCTION GALLERY A Smith & Sons (London) Chelsea-style brass ship’s clock, face measuring 9.5 inches in diameter, sold for $3,000.

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had undergone a complete cosmetic restoration, with no small detail overlooked.

Complete with a tandemaxle trailer, it headed off to a new port for a within-estimate bid of $34,800.

Some of the curiosities in Schalebaum’s collection would have been quite at home in a historical museum, if not a Ripley’s Believe It or Not attraction. “Charlie had a real curiosity for objects of the past. He loved historical memorabilia, antique advertising, folk art, nautical memorabilia, antiquities – you name it,” Sammet said. “If he saw something unusual that he thought he might never see again, he bought it.”

Many of the esoteric items Schalebaum acquired had a nautical theme, like the original canvas life preserver ring from the U.S.S. Maine. Accompanied by

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ONLINE ONLY AUCTION

A 1961 Chris-Craft Continental wood boat with fins, 21 feet long, one of only 96 A 1981 Rolls-Royce Corniche convertible, 15,707 miles, classic blue over silver made and only a dozen extant, loaded with options, complete with tandem-axle trailer, sold for $34,800. exterior and black interior, sold for $39,600.

The late Charlie Schalebaum needed no introduction at the renowned Hershey Car Show. He was a legend in the trade, known far and wide as the “King of Hershey” for his consistently high-quality displays of automobilia. On Oct. 14, Milestone Auctions of suburban Cleveland, Ohio, conducted a 496-lot sale of Schalebaum’s fine automobiles, automotive art, and eclectic array of antiques that Milestone co-owner Chris Sammet described as “an absolutely unique collection of conversation starters.”

Not surprisingly, the bigticket items of the day were Schalebaum’s beautifully maintained luxury cars. A West Coast online bidder secured the top lot, a 1982 Rolls-Royce Corniche convertible with only 15,707 miles on its odometer.

Finished in classic blue over silver with a black interior, the elegant automobile glided to $39,600 against a presale estimate of $15,000$25,000.

A four-wheeled flashback to 1972, the secondhighest lot was a super clean, all-original Volkswagen delivery van that had clocked only 25,000 miles. “Charlie spent a lot of money on new parts and maintenance to keep the van in great condition,” commented Sammet. “It’s very unusual to see a VW delivery van in such great condition, so we knew there would be a lot of interest in it.” Estimated at $8,000$12,000, it commanded a winning bid of $20,400.

Seafaring bidders recognized the rare opportunity that came in the form of a 1961 Chris-Craft Continental wood boat with high-style jet-age tailfins. Fully loaded with all the most desirable options, the sleek 21-footer

synergy resulted in 37.5 percent of the auction lots selling through the online site and contributing $126,300 toward the bottom line.

“Most of the bidding came through the internet and phones, but a nice

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Lower Allen Plaza, The flag flown on the M.S. Stockholm on the day the Swedish liner collided with the T.N. Andrea Doria (1956) sold for $1,380.

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The Tea Leaf Journey From England To St. Louis, Mo. In mid-September, Tea Leaf Club International members travelled to St. Louis, Mo., for the club’s 38th annual convention. It was fitting that the convention’s educational theme centered on the travels of Tea Leaf ironstone from the kilns of England to the homes of early settlers in America’s heartland.

Every year, members look forward to the gathering as an opportunity to socialize, renew friendships, and share their experiences in searching for and purchasing Tea Leaf, including variants and other This Alfred Meakin Brocade Tea Leaf three-piece soup tureen sold for $525. copper lustre decorated ironstone. Convention activities around the dinner table, an using the Online Identification included welcoming new mem- informative tour of the host Guide. This guide, accessed bers, informal discussions city’s historical sites, table through the Tea Leaf website, sales of Tea Leaf related is an excellent source of inforitems, educational presenta- mation about the potters and tions, and the much-antici- their history, body styles, pated annual auction. motifs, and descriptions of Following a game about various pieces. At this time, Tea Leaf body styles, answers the online guide contains over were presented through a 1,800 photos. More are added demonstration of matching regularly by the club’s educathe makers and body styles tion committee as information becomes available. Use of the Tea Leaf Online This Clementson Teaberry balanced Identification Guide is free vine mug sold for $700. and available to the public.

The presentation of Tea Leaf travels was incorporated in a skit with characters sharing their involvement in the journey. It emphasized the many aspects of Tea Leaf ironstone, from manufacturing, to shipping, to retail to collecting. The majority of Tea

Leaf travelled over 4,200 miles over 100 years ago.

At auction time, 180 lots were offered. Bidding was robust, with some items selling for bargain prices and some well above market value. The highest bid was garnered for a rare Teaberry

motif mug, which sold for $700. Among the other high bid items were an unusual Teaberry brush vase, a Teaberry ewer and basin, a Wedgwood Fleur-De-Lis Chain Tea Leaf brush vase, a Burgess Tea Leaf brush vase with Continued on page 19

ESTATE AUCTION

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HARRISBURG, PA 17104 F FURNITURE (12 NOON): Antique and Modern. Leather R Reclining Sofa; Corner Cupboard; Dining Sets; Tables; Kitchen IIsland; Beds; 2 Curio Cabinets; Oak Pedestal; Mahogany Serpentine Bedroom Set; Antique: Work Stand; Milking Stools; Hall Table; Marble Top S Washstand; Drop Front Desk; Mirrors; Oak Bed. ART: Prints and Paintings; Sculptures; W Antique Engravings; “Across the Badlands” Movie Poster. COLLECTIBLES: Transferware; A Beer Advertising; Opalescent Glass; Cut Glass; Beaded Bag; Victorian Mantle Clock; B TToy Riding Tractors; Griswold Dutch Oven; Star Wars Figures; Vintage 33-1/3 Records; Antique Irons; Lenox Porcelain Bird Collection; Fenton Figurines; Crocks; Kitchenalia; Cast-Iron Banks; Old Bottles; 50+ Longaberger® Baskets; Hummel Tea Set. HOUSE AND HOME: Silver plate Hollowware and Flatware; Ceramic Jardinières; Sleeping Bags; Coleman Lantern; Garden Tools; Toro Gas Weed Wacker; Hedge Trimmers; Circular and Jig Saws; Toboggan; Motorcycle Helmets; Mechanic Hand Tools; 2 Guitars; Vintage Bicycles incl. Vista Esquire and All-Pro Schwinn Suburban; Fishing Rods; Vacuum Cleaners; Yamaha Clavinova Keyboard; Motorcycle Trailer.

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The Clementson New York shape This Henry Burgess Tea Leaf brush A Clementson Teaberry brush vase Teaberry ewer and basin realized vase with underplate sold for $625. $650. sold for $675.

FURNITURE, STONEWARE, TOYS, OIL LAMPS, CLOCKS, GLASSWARE, CHRISTMAS ITEMS, CAST IRON, PICTURES AND PRINTS, 1957 CRISSCRAFT CAVALIER BOAT

FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 2017 at 9:00 A.M. TOOMEY AUCTION CENTER - 240 HATCHERY ROAD IN HELLAM TOWNSHIP Located 5 miles east of York, PA, take Rt. 30 east to the Hallam Exit, go south to light and turn left. Go thru Hallam Boro to Accomac Rd. on left. Turn left and go 1 mile to Hatchery Rd. on right. Signs posted.

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Stepback cupboard, oak bookcase w/2 drawers, woodbox, blanket chests, oak dresser, 3 section stacking bookcase, dry sink w/top, zinc lined dry sink, oak bowfront china closet, jelly cupboard, floor and tabletop Victolas, corner china cabinet w/drop leaf table, Oriental rugs, collection of farm toys, Edison cylinder player and cylinders, 100 fan vases, angle lights, matchsafe, postcards, sm. hit & miss engines and accessories, skater’s lamps, marionette, Drew & Sons Piccadilly Circus “En Route” picnic basket, clocks to incl.: Grandfathers, marble & Gingerbread, barometer, music box w/discs, Hubley model, Matchbox cars, coffee grinder, Sterling box & match holder, Blue & white bread or cake crock, 1 gal. blue dec. crock w/spout, Gus Dannenberg Liquor Dealer, Balto jug, Harbach’s Marvel, Phila. camera w/slides, student lamp, Space Patrol Rocket Lite w/box, Tom Corbett thermos, powder horn & flask, Dietz buggy lamp, sets of sterling silver flatware and other sterling pcs., oil lamps, pictures and prints to incl.: A. Giacometti, Zimmerman, Dyer, Mina Conant, etc.: Speedball counter display & contents, Phono - Vaudettes w/4 characters, jelly cupboard, wood boxes, Mid century Delmonico floor radio, Arts and Crafts Grandfather clock, 8’ York County Grandfather clock from fro Otterbein Church, Empire chest of drawers, small cupboard with desk, DT blanket chest, sm Mission Oak rocker, fancy parlor light, leaded M glass bookcase, One drawer stands, birdcage tiltgl top to tables, Oak hall trees, large oak umbrella rack, Chippendale mirrors, hanging corner cupboard, Ch Oak bedroom furniture, Victorian bedroom O furniture, miniature Hoosier cabinet, Bird’sfu eye ey maple bedroom suite, sets of chairs, slant front fro desk, Marble top tables, dry sink, Hoosier cabinets, Marlow tables, Marlow Windsor chair, ca Early Lighting Marlow Chippendale chair, Marlow marble top coffee table, Marlow chest of drawers,

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Marlow slant front desk, barrister cases, Victorian furniture, Painted blanket chest, 7’ 5 over 6 chest of drawers, early 3 over 3 chest of drawers, Chippendale lowboy, early ornate china closet, tiger maple stand, Large hall mirror with marble top, cast-iron jockey and elf yard ornaments, cast iron doorstops, Dr. Daniel’s Veterinary medicine cabinet, 100 fan vases to incl.: Hawkes, Blenko, Red Wing, Murano & Fenton, early lighting, miniature steam engines, miniature Hoosier cabinet, magic lantern, Edison players, flow blue, toy tractor collection, early transit, Roseville pottery, candy containers, tin toys, Keystone steamroller, Buddy L truck, Tonka, Structo, Hubley, Smith Miller, Nylint trucks, etc., matchbox cars, Underwood & Hammond typewriters, miniature jelly cupboard, stepback cupboard and settle bench, Yorkana cigar manufacturing sign, Hellam lard tins, early Bible, cricket box, humidor, vintage golf clubs, promo cars, baskets, wood bowls, local bottles, Moul shot glass, other local adv. items, banks, CI doorstops, banks, bottle openers, trains, etc., Cast-iron Christmas fence, Early English barometer, Small Marlow boxes, weathervane, music box, Richardson root beer dispenser, Martin D35 6-string & Dobro steel guitar, Vega lap guitar, J.W. York tuba, mantel clocks, many Hellam, Wrightsville & York area early glass negatives, Lladro figurines, marble game, 40+ oil lights, blue paint push sleigh, Carnival glass, 1957 Crisscraft Cavalier boat w/ Hercules 131 hp motor, and much more.

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Milestone Auctions

Tea Leaf Club

soup tureen. More than 50 lots sold for more than $100.

Continued from page 17 The Tea Leaf Club is dediunderplate, and a Meakin bro- cated to the study and colleccade Tea Leaf three-piece tion of Tea Leaf ironstone china and its variants, produced in England and America from the mid-19th century through the early 1900s. The club boasts hundreds of members from almost every state in the country who collect, study, and appreciate the simple beauty and endurance of Tea Leaf ironstone china. The club welcomes new members and enthusiastically shares their A Mellor Taylor ribboned round Tea Leaf master appreciation for this waste jar realized $400. pottery.

were spenders. If they knew For further information, a piece had come from call 440-527-8060 or visit Continued from page 16 Charlie’s collection, that was www.milestoneauctions.com. crowd was present, as well,” all the provenance they All images provided by said Sammet. “We were over- needed.”

Milestone Auctions. whelmed by the number of positive comments people made about Charlie. He was very well liked and respected by his fellow collectors.

His name brought a lot of people to the sale, and they

The Enoch Wedgwood Fleur-De-Lis Chain Tea Leaf brush vase sold for $550.

The original stained-glass windows from the general offices of Waverley Electric Car Co., Indianapolis, Ind., in use as a trade sign from 1908-16, sold for $4,400.

The following are several pieces from the convention’s auction and what they sold An original canvas life preserver ring for.

To learn more, visit from the U.S.S. Maine, with papers of authenticity, sold for $3,360. www.tealeafclub.com.

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Rare Lamps, Glass & Fine Jewelry Auction December 1, 2017 | Fairfield, Maine Auction: Friday, December 1 at 10:00 a.m. | Directions: Exit 133 Off I-95, 1 Mile North on US Route 201 Preview: Thursday, November 30 at 9:00 a.m. – 5:00 a.m. and Morning of Sale 8:00 – 10:00 a.m.

James D. Julia, Inc. is pleased to offer another incredible selection for the collecting community in our Fall 2017 auction. We are grateful to be entrusted once again with many collections and estates of fresh merchandise from across the globe, many offered very conservatively priced and some offered without reserve. Collections include an offering of French art glass from San Diego with Daum, Decorchemont, Lalique and more; Le Verre Francais, Schneider, Degue and more from Boston, NYC and Maryland collections; extraordinary examples of Gallé marquetry, Daum and Rousseau from a prominent Mid-West collection; Victorian glass including rare Plated Amberina, Royal Flemish, and Burmese from estates and collections in Ohio and Ontario, Canada are available, in addition to a wonderful selection of antique lighting from Tiffany, Handel, Duffner, Pairpoint, Morgan and others; for the antique lighting trade and collectors alike we will have lamp bases from Tiffany, Handel, Jefferson, Pairpoint and more offered unreserved from New Jersey and upstate New York collections and estates; Contemporary makers Porcelli, Somers and Stelz are represented with leaded and mosaic examples; Italian contemporary glass from Murano, Venini and others will be offered; pottery and ceramics from old to new are available from Amphora, DeMorgan, Wedgwood, Rookwood, and Cocteau; over 80+ lots of fine gemstone jewelry from a Long Island, NY collection will be sold without reserve; and paperweights from Stankard, Ayotte, D’Onofrio, St. Louis and others. We have something for every level of collector being presented in this sale.

Online Bidding Available Through invaluable.com and bidsquare.com

Platinum, Yellow Diamond & Diamond Ring

Galle Marquetry Nenuphars Vase

Handel Mountain Stream

Platinum & Diamond Bracelet

G. Argy Rousseau Garden of Hesperides

Tiffany Jonquil & Daffodil

Full Color Catalog available - $35 | Entire catalog online - jamesdjulia.com S992228

Contact Mike Fredericks or Julie Killam | lg@jamesdjulia.com | (207) 453-7125 | jamesdjulia.com Fairfield, ME | Boston, MA | Auctioneer: James D. Julia | Lic#: ME: AR83 | MA: AU1406 | NH: 2511

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GAYETY AND SNAP

HUGE COMIC BOOK COLLECTION, EPHEMERA, MEN’S MAGAZINES AND MORE

THE WALKING DEAD

WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 2017

FANTASTIC FOUR #191 GRADED 9.4

#61 TOM & JERRY GRADED 9.4

PHYSICAL CULTURE

10 A.M.

OVER 2,000+ COMIC BOOKS, MARVEL, SUPER HEROES, DC, DELL, DISNEY, FIRST SERIES OF COMIC BOOK MARKETPLACE FROM #2 TO THE LAST. ABOUT 250 #1 ISSUES. MEN’S MAGAZINES, PINUPS, ORIGINAL PORTFOLIO OF IRVING KLAW NUDE PHOTOS. VINTAGE NUDE MODEL ART SLIDES, AND OTHER NUDE SLIDES CIRCA 1930’S-50’S. NO. 1 BOY COMMANDOS

CATALOGED FINE ART AUCTION C with ADDITIONS PLUS ANTIQUE SMALLS

WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 2017

GEORGE CHEREPOV

OIL PAINTINGS, WATERCOLORS AND PASTELS. LITHOGRAPHS AND SERIGRAPHS. LIT ORIGINAL ETCHINGS: JAMES McNEILL ORI WHISTLER, BLACK LION WHARF, CAREL WH S’GRAVESANDE, AU BORD DU GEIN, FRANCIS S’G SEYMOUR HADEN, MYTTON HALL, ALEXANDER A BLUM, CURIOUSITY SHOP. ENGRAVINGS, WOOD CARVINGS AND CLAY SCUPTURES, ART GLASS.

MIXED

MEDIA,

1 P.M. ACRYLICS, ST. PAUL AND THEOTOKOS ICONS

Preview: Monday, Nov. 27, 2017 10 A.M.-6 P.M. Tuesday, Nov. 28, 2017 10 A.M.-4 P.M. PENNSYLVANIA AUCTION LIC. AY001987

JAMES McNEILL WHISTLER

KURTZ LIC. AU000522L GABI JARAMILLO LIC. AU005728 ROB LAMANO LIC. AA01952

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AUCTIONEERS: LEON

SALVADOR DALI

UNITED NATIONS 1943 POSTER

EMMA B. SHIELDS