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Once Traded For Tie Tack, “Lobsterman” Painting By Maud Lewis Fetches $53,100 At Auction
PBA Galleries Holds D.C. Universe Comics Sale Restored Copy Of “Detective Comics #27” Sells For New Record $275,000 By Karl Pass On Nov. 9, PBA Galleries of Berkeley, Calif., held its Batmanfocused premiere D.C. Universe Collection Auction, which featured a restored copy of “Detective Comics #27,” the iconic debut of “Batman,” selling for a recordbreaking $275,000. The sale had a 96-percent sale rate, with numerous comics exceeding their high estimate.
Ellington enjoyed “The Lobsterman” in his home for roughly 50 years before consigning it to New Hamburg, Ontario, based Miller & Miller Auctions, where it sold for $53,100. A rare Maud Lewis (1903-70) painting, traded by a London, Ontario, artist in the 1970s to a London goldsmith for a tie tack, recently sold at auction for $53,100. The late artist John Kinnear, a snappy dresser, was reeled in by a blue sapphire tie tack goldsmith John Ellington had in his jewelry shop and so the two men agreed to a trade: one custom sapphire tie tack for any painting Kinnear had in his studio down the street. When the time came to make
the trade, Ellington shied away from Kinnear’s own paintings, which were appealing, but too large. Instead, he set his eyes on the only Maud Lewis on the wall, a small painting of a pipe-smoking lobster fisherman. Kinnear initially resisted, saying that was his favorite painting, but Ellington reminded him he had said “any painting,” so in the end they happily did the swap. Ellington enjoyed “The Lobsterman” painting in his home for roughly 50 years before
The late London, Ontario, artist John Kinnear traded his Maud Lewis (1903-70) painting titled “The Lobsterman” to jeweler John Ellington (pictured here) for a sapphire tie tack in the 1970s.
consigning it to New Hamburg, Ontario, based Miller & Miller Auctions for their Oct. 14 Folk Art sale, where it sold for $53,100 (including buyer’s premium). This is the second Maud Lewis painting obtained through a noteworthy barter arrangement with Kinnear. In May 2022, Miller & Miller Auctions sold one of Lewis’s paintings, “Black Truck,” for a record-breaking $350,000. Kinnear had traded that painting to the owners of a London, Ontario, restaurant for a few grilled
cheese lunches. John Kinnear had struck up a friendship with the late Maud Lewis (1901-70), now considered one of Canada’s most renowned folk artists, and whose work has since drawn interest internationally. Lewis lived in Marshalltown, Nova Scotia, while Kinnear was in London, Ontario. In 1965, he had seen her profiled in “The Star Weekly” and on CBC-TV and was deeply moved by her poverty and Continued on page 2
Embassy Holds Pottery And Glass Specialty Sale Rookwood Vase Realizes $3,660 By Karl Pass Embassy Auctions International of Kinzers, Pa., held a pottery and glass sale on Nov. 9 of assorted antique glass and mostly art pottery. There was Roseville, Rookwood, and Van Briggle pottery and work from other companies. An 1882 Rookwood Pottery vase by Mary Louise McLaughlin brought the high of $3,660. A 1919 Van Briggle matte brown bowl #737 sold for $793, and a 1932 Roseville blackberry vase, $396.50. A collection of Roseville Pottery in blue pinecone pattern Continued on page 2
A restored CGC graded 5.5 “Detective Comics #27” sold for $275,000. One of the jewels in the auction’s crown was Batman #1, which marked the debuts of two of Gotham’s most infamous villains, the Joker and Catwoman. This historic comic fetched an impressive $40,625, a testament to the enduring allure of the Dark Knight. “Detective Comics,” the series that introduced “Batman” to the world, took the spotlight with a dazzling display of key issues. Five scarce and coveted editions of “Detective Comics” soared above Continued on page 2
In This Issue SHOPS, SHOWS & MARKETS . . . . . . . . . starting on page 2 This 1882 Rookwood Pottery vase by Mary Louise McLaughlin realized $3,660.
SHOPS DIRECTORY . . . . . . . . . on page 4 These three 1934 Roseville luffa pattern vases sold together for $442.50.
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went for $579.50, and a trio of $517.50, and an Arlington 1934 Roseville luffa pattern pumpkinseed amber glass pint flask sold for $518.50. vases, $442.50. For more on this sale In the glass category, an 1867 National Bitters ear of or upcoming ones, call corn figural vase sold for 717-442-8529.
H.K. Keller Amplifies Presence In Southern Lancaster County With Strategic Expansion In a strategic move that insights will fortify H.K. Keller’s marks a significant milestone service offerings and client in its expansion, H.K. Keller, a services. leader in real estate and auc“We are thrilled to be weltion services, has announced coming Steve Herr to the H.K. the opening of a new office in Keller family as we announce the Village at Willow Green our physical presence in the business center. This new hub southern end of Lancaster,” is set to enhance the compa- said Tim Keller, CEO of H.K. ny’s operations south of Keller. “This new office is not Lancaster city and extend the just a space, it’s a representacomprehensive range of ser- tion of our commitment to vices and expertise offered to growth and superior service in clients and customers to the Lancaster County and beyond.” communities in the southern H.K. Keller is a multigeneraend of Lancaster County. tional family-owned real estate The collection of Roseville Pottery in blue pinecone pattern The new location marks and auction company specialsold for $579.50. expansion both geographically izing in the marketing of real and in expertise at the compa- estate, personal property, and ny, as licensed realtor Steve business equipment. For more Herr joins the H.K. Keller team. than six decades, the H.K. This development comes as a Keller team has been dedicatresponse to the growing ed to helping individuals and demand for specialized real families navigate the transiestate and auction services in tions of life. Renowned for its the region. Herr transitioned to client-centric approach and the H.K. Keller family in July innovative strategies, the com2023 and will be operating out pany has earned a legacy of of the Willow Street office. As trust in the greater Lancaster an accomplished southern end community. real estate agent with agriculFurther information can be tural and equipment expertise, found on the company’s it is expected that Herr’s spe- website by visiting cialized knowledge and local www.hkkeller.com.
The 1919 Van Briggle matte brown bowl #737 sold for $793.
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her physical disabilities. He special painting.” Kinnear and Lewis mainalso recognized her talent, so he began sending her proper tained their friendship for five This 1902 Leone Asbury Rookwood This 1932 Roseville blackberry vase An antique Arlington pumpkinseed paints and primed masonite years, until Lewis died of amber glass pint flask sold for $518.50. boards. In return, she wrote pneumonia in 1970. It’s estibrought $396.50. standard glaze vase sold for $560.50. back and sent him paintings, mated she sent him 40 paintsome of which were gifts and ings during that time. “I think it’s safe to surmise some of which he sold on her behalf for $24. In her lifetime, Maud had an affection for Lewis never sold a painting Kinnear and the paintings she sent him were perhaps speherself for more than $10. P.O. Box 500, cial,” said Ethan Miller, co“The Lobsterman” is considEstablished 1990 Mount Joy, PA 17552 ered a rarity, according to Alan owner of Miller & Miller Open 7 Days 800-800-1833 Deacon, a Nova Scotia-based Auctions. “It was rare for her to We Buy & Sell 717-653-1833 expert who has been studying correspond with people, so Two Floors of Quality Antiques 717-653-6165 fax 717-892-6016 Lewis for over 50 years. She’s this was an unusual situation. considered a “serial painter” This was also an unusual 2 Minutes From Short Hills Mall e-mail: antiquesnews@engleonline.com 511 Morris Avenue, Summit, NJ 07901 because she painted the same painting, not to mention Editor - Karl Pass, 717-278-1404 908-273-9373 subjects over and over, but no Kinnear’s favorite.” The painte-mail: kpass@antiquesandauctionnews.net one has seen another painting ing was sold to a private like “The Lobsterman.” “It’s Canadian collector. Advertising Sales For more information, also rare to have such a large Tim Moore, 717-492-2534 Ethan Miller at figure in a Maud Lewis painting,” email Circulation - 717-492-2556 says Deacon, “so the rarity i n f o @ m i l l e r a n d m i l l e r Circulation - Linda Deshler, Ext. 2541 and the figure make it a auctions.com. Classifieds
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Using a phrase from “The Lion in Winter,” I thought this would be a good opportunity to talk about the painful challenge of disposing of family collectibles. Over the last several weeks, I have heard from several people who have faced the challenges of dealing with accumulated collectibles from one or both of their parents. Notice, that I did not include the word antiques here, but rather those collectibles that a certain generation seemed to fall in love with having.
way, is generally between 75 and 100. So, these items were never true limited editions. Demand is based upon whether there are people who want the item and thus are willing to pay. In this case, most of the people who wanted the items did pay for them. So the demand for them in the secondary market is pretty slim. I recall talking to a professional appraiser who attempted to contact one of the companies offering these modern collectibles. The firm had made the bold statement that their items had a “book value” established for resale purposes and thus were truly an investment. The appraiser contacted them to find out their source and if possible to get a copy of the book listing the resale values. No answer ever came. Sadly, these items appear with near constant frequency in auctions and flea markets across the country. And they go begging for anyone to buy them. I have been often asked what I tell people who have inherited these “treasures.” My comment is pretty
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When I was a boy, “Parade” magazine in the Sunday paper was filled with advertisements for limited edition items that were guaranteed to grow in value. Similarly, mailers to our house promoted special packaging and containers for various products that because they were just so darned cute, they would have to be worth something someday. I never bought into the adverts, but assuredly a lot of people did. They purchased these items and squirreled them away in their attics and basements. Some even kept them in their original boxes and packaging so that they would be in genuine “mint” condition. These items represent the most flawed of all understanding about how the market works. Rarity and demand are what drive prices to increase on antiques and collectibles. In the case of most of these items, the “limited edition” really had no limits. It was as many items as the seller wished to produce. A true limited-edition print, by the
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Music Died.” The few tangible keepsakes from that illfated tour, a scant handful of posters advertising the Winter Dance Party, have become among rock’s most sought-after treasures. One sold at Heritage last year to become the world’s most valuable concert poster at $447,000. “Expectations were high, but we were pretty blown away that our Winter Dance Party became the third highest-priced concert poster in the “Busking Out: Becoming Jimmy Buffett” history of the is a large 45.25-by-65-inch original oilhobby,” says on-canvas painting by Garland Heritage’s director Robinette made for the New Orleans of Concert Posters, Jazz Fest in 2011 and sold for $137,000 Pete Howard. “A for a charity. quarter-million dollars is such rarified air, for the 2011 New Orleans Jazz but this poster totally Fest, not only sold for a whopping $137,000, but proceeds deserved it.” The second highest price from the sale go to the medrealized in the event came ical treatment for a 6-year-old compliments of another with a rare medical condition. unique offering: a beloved Garland Robinette, a gifted Jimmy Buffett painting, made Continued on page 6
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rare vinyl, a collection of personal items from the Grateful Dead’s late co-founder Jerry Garcia, and a unique portrait painting of the king of parrotheads, Jimmy Buffett. Top honors in the event went to a 1959 concert poster that marks Buddy Holly & the Crickets’ next-to-last performance and the band’s last performance for which a poster was made. The historic “Winter Dance Party” poster sold for $250,000. It boasts a line-up of young hit-makers still on the ascent playing the R i v e r s i d e Ballroom in Green Bay, Wis., on Sunday night, Feb. 1, 1959, two days before Buddy Holly, Ritchie Valens and J.P. “The Big Bopper” Richardson were killed in a plane crash on their way to the next show in Moorhead, Minn. That was The historic “Winter Dance Party” poster “The Day the sold for $250,000.
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Paintings By Renowned Canadian Artists Maud Lewis And Joe Norris Share Spotlight Six Original Paintings By Lewis Combine To Sell For $184,680 As expected, the acclaimed Canadian folk artist Maud Lewis (1903-70) dominated the list of top lots in Miller & Miller Auctions Ltd.’s online-only Folk Art Auction on Oct. 14, but this time she shared the spotlight with two other Canadian luminaries, Joe Norris (1924-96) and Joe Sleep (1914-78). The work from all three artists posted high dollar results. Six original paintings by Maud Lewis combined to bring $184,680. They included a mixed media-onmasonite from 1967 titled “The Lobsterman,” bringing $53,100, and a 1950s oil-onboard titled “Two Birds in Winter,” for $44,250. All
prices quoted here are in Canadian dollars and include an 18-percent buyer’s premium. Four original works by Joe Norris totaled $57,230. They included a 1993 enamel-on-board titled “Hauling the Herring Nets,” selling for $21,240, and a 1995 enamel-on-board titled “Boat Landing,” for $17,700. An early 20th-century Victorian side table, later painted by the artist, with an autumn homestead in on top, brought $8,850, and a 1978 latex and marker-onmasonite by Joe Sleep, titled “Cat,” achieved $5,900. “This specialized sale was a celebration of
contemporary, post-1950 folk art,” said Ethan Miller of Miller & Miller Auctions Ltd. “It was exciting to witness the support for both highly recognized and emerging artists. Maud Lewis, Joe Norris, Joe Sleep, Charlie Tanner, Collins Eisenhauer, Edmond Chatigny, Everett Lewis and Patricia Promaine were just a few of the artists represented, and I’m quite confident a few benchmarks were set for these artists in the auction.” “Patricia Promaine (1918-2012), who created approximately 200 pieces during her lifetime, is starting to get recognition. Her painstakingly detailed folk
paintings have a similar aura to those of American folk master Grandma Moses,” added Miller. Her painting, a hard-to-find ca. 1980 busy village scene painted on canvas board, realized $2,750. “While I expect that is a new record, I believe we will start to see even higher prices from Ms. Promaine moving forward,” commented Miller. “We strive to focus on the ‘better and best’ examples of artists, and in doing so the market responds with driving exceptional outcomes. The works by Maud Lewis, Joe Norris, Charlie Tanner, Collins Eisenhaur and Continued on page 7
A ca. 1950s oil-on-board painting by Canadian folk artist Maud Lewis (1903-70), titled “Two Birds in Winter,” sold for $44,250.
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This 1993 enamel on board painting by Canadian folk artist A 1995 enamel-on-board painting by Canadian folk artist Joe Joe Norris (1924-96), titled “Hauling the Herring Nets,” sold for $21,240. Norris (1924-96), titled “Boat Landing,” sold for $17,700.
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Heritage Auctions graded 9.8 Near Mint/Mint by CGC. It was among the most stunning examples of the poster Heritage has ever offered after setting the record, time and again, for this Family Dog masterpiece by Stanley Mouse and Alton Kelley. The Dead delight hailed from the renowned collection of celebrated poster collector David Swartz, who has spent years tracking down posters featuring psychedelic bands and venues. The three-day auction also featured a collection of personal items from the life and artistic career of Dead cofounder Jerry Garcia. The treasure trove was consigned by Vince and Gloria DiBiasi, Garcia’s longtime personal assistants. About the DiBiasis, the Dead’s bass player, Phil Lesh, writes in his book “Searching for the Sound: My Life With the Grateful Dead,” “The DiBiasis were a steadfast, loving couple, with grown children, who had formed the only real constant in Jerry’s life (other than his music) throughout the turbulent
comings and goings of girlfriends, his illnesses, and the demands on his time and energy from every direction imaginable.” The archive highlights included Garcia’s personal sketchbook (which sold for $10,000), his briefcase with personal items (also $10,000), a double-sided drawing by Garcia ($9,375) and a pair of his beloved RayBan sunglasses ($8,125). Other auction highlights included The Grateful Dead 1966 “Skeleton & a 1968 Jimi Hendrix Roses” Avalon Ballroom concert poster, “Flying Eyeball” CGC graded 9.8, sold for $93,750. concert poster, the most sealed and slabbed first iconic concert poster image pressing of the scarce, for the American great and beloved and infamous 1987 this one signed by its artist, “The Black Album” from Rick Griffin, which sold for Prince, graded 9.0, which sold $55,000; a Beatles-signed for $25,000. Complete results from “Please Please Me” Mono UK first pressing record sleeve, this sale can found at which sold for $40,000; and a www.HA.com/7309.
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artist and beloved New Orleans media personality, painted a mustached Buffett into that Crescent City canvas because of its central place in the singer-songwriter’s origin story. As Buffett put it in his 1998 biography, “A Pirate Looks at Fifty,” “The time I spent working and living in the French Quarter in 1967 changed my entire life,” and he described being “a hippie and a musician,” busking for spare change on street corners. In the painting, a figure lurks in the background, walking past and glancing back, Jimmy checking in on his younger self. Official prints made from this painting sell for big bucks, and the painting was celebrated upon its debut as Jazz Fest’s poster in 2011. An iconic “Skeleton & Roses” poster advertising the Grateful Dead’s Sept. 16-17, 1966, stint at San Francisco’s Avalon Ballroom sold for $93,750, rightly so for one of psychedelia’s most famous images. That’s especially true of this first-printing poster,
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Soulis Auctions To Serve Up A Visual Feast Of Folk And Outsider Art, Weathervanes, Shooting Gallery Targets, And More On Dec. 10 easily accom- 20th-century “Pancho Villa” plished online cast-iron target is attributed through Soulis’ to Emil Hoffman of Chicago, website or a Ill., and was illustrated and choice of three described in the company’s bidding plat- ca. 1912 catalogs as “Mexican forms. The main Head-Illuminated Eye Target.” auction cate- Villa escaped from prison and gories are folk, fled to El Paso on Christmas tramp, outsider Day in 1912, so the timelines and Native between his notoriety and the American art, target’s time of manufacture along with appear to be in close parallel weathervanes, to one another. Despite the textiles, country catalog description, the aucfurniture and tion example was not conaccessories in structed to illuminate. Its eye old paint, and, openings are backed by a This very fine folk-art pull toy depicting of course, an Continued on page 10 animated top-hatted man riding articulat- enviable seleced horse with articulated dog running tion of fresh-toalongside them was previously exhibited at market figural The Museum of American Folk Art, Brooklyn shooting gallery Museum, and the New-York Historical targets. Society. The provenance includes the Kahn The most collection, and the estimate will be $2,000- unusual target $4,000. is essentially a its hidden treasure is by 49-inch-tall naïve artwork on browsing the catalog from sheet metal that depicts a cover to cover, which can be lady lion tamer standing face to face with a rampant lion. Made ca. 1890, the impressive oversize target is probably of English or Continental European origin and has a clever mechanical action. A successful shot to the bull’seye causes the lady’s arm to lower and the lion’s jaw to open, revealing fearsome upper and lower teeth. Its estimate is $5,000-$10,000. Another top highlight is a scarce 1930s sheet-iron shooting gallery target that depicts a Cowboy Gunfighter. Although unattributed, it is similar to a model made by William F. Mangels of Coney Island. With old park paint in red, white, yellow and blue, the Old West figure’s attractive, naturally-achieved surface texture is uniquely its own after years of impact from countless lead bullets. It stands 41.5 inches tall, incluA rare mid-19th-century carved and painted pine whirligig sive of display support, and formed as a gentleman in top hat and tails, nicely executed comes to auction with a and mounted to a sheet-metal vane, will be estimated at $6,000-$9,000 estimate. Also noteworthy, an early $3,000-$4,000.
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others bore this out.” The 269-lot auction featured carvings and sculptures, paintings and drawings and walking sticks. There was no live in-gallery bidding, but 256 registered online bidders place a total of 5,069 bids. Online bidding was provided by LiveAuctioneers.com and the Miller & Miller website. Nearly all lots (99 percent) were sold, and 58 percent of the top 50 lots exceeded estimate. The total gross was $432,260, another feather in the cap for one of Canada’s premier auction houses. The item that shocked many was a ca. 1900 diorama out of Lehigh Corners, Leeds County, Ontario, titled “A Great Catastrophe, Shoot Dat Dog,” which blasted through its $600-$900 estimate to finish at $8,260. The pine and glass cigar box
This 1978 latex and markerA ca. 1950s mixed media-on-scrap cardboard on-masonite painting by painting by Canadian folk artist Maud Lewis Canadian folk artist Joe Sleep (1903-70), titled “Dog Beneath Cherry Trees,” The ca. 1967 mixed media-on-masonite painting by Canadian folk artist (1914-78), titled “Cat,” sold sold for $32,450. Maud Lewis (1903-70), titled “Train Station,” realized $27,140. within estimate for $5,900.
diorama, depicting a black trousers sitting astride a figure dressed in a striped donkey painted in a cream shirt and rust-colored color, was distinguished by interesting design and detail. Maud Lewis has become one of Canada’s most renowned artists, the subject of numerous monographs, novels, plays, documentaries, and even a feature film. She was born into relative comfort and obscurity, and died in poverty, though enjoying national fame. She overcame severe physical challenges to create a unique artistic style and sparked a boom in folk art in her home province of Nova Scotia. Though she rarely left her tiny house, her works have travelled The surprise lot of the auction was this ca. 1900 diorama around the world, and in from Lehigh Corners, Leeds County, Ontario, titled “A Great the decades since her death, she has become an Catastrophe, Shoot Dat Dog,” selling for $8,260.
iconic figure, a symbol of Nova Scotia, and a beloved character in the popular imagination. Joe Norris spent most of his life in the small hamlet of Lower Prospect, Nova Scotia. He began painting in 1972, after a heart attack forced his early retirement from the fishing and construction trades. His works depicted life along the seacoast, with scenes of wildlife, nature and landscapes painted in bold, saturated colors. Norris’s work included painted chairs, tables and chests, in addition to his two-dimensional paintings. After his work was discovered in 1975 by Maine antiques dealer Chris Huntington, Norris was able to live off of his income as
an artist rather than disability from the government. Work by Joe Norris can be found in the collections of the Art Gallery of Nova Scotia, the National Gallery of Canada, the Canadian Museum of History, and in several corporate and private art collections across North America. Joe Sleep grew up in Saint John, New Brunswick. He spent his life working in the fishing industry and as a jack-of-all-trades before becoming a worker for the Bill Lynch Shows travelling carnival. It was not until 1973, when Sleep was hospitalized at the Halifax Infirmary, that he discovered his passion for drawing. The nurses
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requested he draw posters for them and provided him with paper and art supplies, a gesture that started him on his late-life career as a painter. Sleep later opened a small art studio on Argyle Street in Halifax. His folk art pieces incorporated many materials, including latex, cardboard, canvas, masonite, felt markers and even spray paint. Work by Joe Sleep is in the collections of the Art Gallery of Nova Scotia, Dalhousie University Art Gallery, National Gallery of Canada and the Canadian Museum of History. To learn more about Miller & Miller Auctions, Ltd., visit www.millerand millerauctions.com.
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John Lockwood Kipling By Amy Gale
direction. Lockwood’s design percent of the inhabitants were education was passed in these Western. By contrast, Lahore was The Bard Graduate Center establishments. In 1865, Lockwood’s ambi- upcountry. It was an ancient in New York has a tradition of exhibiting the work of influen- tion was realized. He embarked walled city with a rich history of tial but forgotten designers. for Bombay to teach ceramics art and craftsmanship. It was Last fall, there was one orga- and architectural sculpture at reached by a long train journey. nized in conjunction with the the Sir J. J. School of Art and “Fire carriages” (the native Victoria and Albert Museum in Industry, which was established term) rolled along at around 20 London about Kipling in India. to encourage Western art in miles per hour with frequent delays. The first class compartNo, not that Kipling, not colo- India. It was his luck to have a wife ments had toilets and somenial studies bogey Rudyard, notorious for composing “The on board for the adventure. A times baths. There was also a This is John Lockwood White Man’s Burden.” It was his couple months before, he was servant’s room, so there was Kipling, Fumus Gloria Mundi This is a loom for weaving pile carpets, Amritsar Gaol, Delhi, father, John Lockwood Kipling married to Alice Macdonald, a someone to look after the lug- (self-portrait), ca. 1890. 1870, and one of Lockwood’s studies of native craftsmen. (1837-1911), artist and teacher, quick-witted, literary lady with gage and procure food and whose life and career were on ties to the Pre-Raphaelite drink. For cooling, damp grass perpetuation required overrid- European-style palaces com- coordinator. A display of agriBrotherhood and Arts and mats were hung in the windows. ing social custom, specifically missioned by Indian princes a cultural figures was criticized view. Lockwood was the son of an Crafts Movement. One of Alice’s Surely, the Kiplings went first the caste system, which placed “deplorable error” on the for representing only Muslims, Sikh figures were itinerant Methodist minister on sisters married Edward Burne- class. Second class was for ser- handiwork at the bottom of the grounds that “the architecture so the provincial circuit. The fami- Jones, and another married vants and Anglo-Saxon riffraff hierarchy (“the shabby genteel of the future in India must be of commissioned. Lockwood’s teaching and ly moved nine times in 24 years. Edward John Poynter, also a (Hindus and Muslims com- prejudice against manual the indigenous styles.” Lockwood was an administration were within the He was educated at a Wesleyan painter and future director of plained about having to travel labor”). Finding students of the academy on the assumption he the National Gallery in London. with such people). Third and right background, bright, per- Englishman among Indians, South Kensington framework, would follow in the same path. William Morris was a friend and fourth classes, locked and ceptive, intellectually curious, who in turn were divided by including the exhibitions of stuThat changed in 1851, when even had a nickname for her, packed carriages with no toilet, and willing to disregard a mil- caste and religion. Some of the dent work. The first he helped lennia-old system of social reports note how many Hindus, to organize took place a few he visited the Great Exhibition Lady Alice de la Barde. For his were unthinkable. Lockwood’s mission in stratification was an ongoing Muslims, Sikhs, and native months after his arrival in India. in London. It was the first dining room at Red House, Alice World’s Fair, and hundreds of embroidered a panel based on Lahore was an about-face. Here challenge. In his pursuit of a Christians were enrolled for It was held in the train station thousands of objects were on Chaucer’s “Legend of Good he was to revive local artisan- pure native aesthetic, he did that year. He was also director at Nagpore, a city located in the view. Of the more than six mil- Women.” It was executed ship and discourage Western not hesitate to object to the of the Lahore Museum, with same province as Bombay. lion visitors, few were more according to a historic shading influence. With the hereditary choices of the Indians them- responsibilities akin to those Others followed in Poona, Continued on page 11 He judged the of a 21st-century diversity affected than young Lockwood. technique personally imparted transmission of historic tech- selves. The Indian Court, an opulent by Morris. There were parties niques in decline, the Mayo showcase of “rubies, diamonds, with Rossetti and Ford Maddox School of Arts stepped in to pearls, vessels and chairs of Brown. It would have been nat- preserve the native heritage. It gold and silver” (to quote from ural for her to settle perma- was an example of the British 45 YEAR SINGLE OWNER one guidebook), had a thunder- nently in this milieu through trying to solve a problem that COLLECTION! bolt effect. He was spurred to marriage. She came close a few arose, or at least was intensiGuitars, Amplifiers, RARE Vinyl Albums dedicate his life to Indian art. times, with poetry usually the fied, from the British presence 50s to Current Vinyl: Classic Rock, Indie Rock, Punk Rock, Heavy Metal, Jazz, Reggae, Blues, So successful was his resolu- basis for these inconclusive in India. Female Vocalists, New Wave, Local Artists, Promos, Part of Lockwood’s pedation that before he was 30, he engagements. Bootlegs, Pop, New Wave, Electronic, AND MORE! When Alice was 26 and gogy was Western. The curricuwas working in India as a sculpBIDDING LIVE AND ON HIBID veering toward spinsterhood, lum included English language, tor and teacher. But first came the training she met Lockwood. They had geometry, and architectural and PREVIEW BY APPOINTMENT CALL 717-392-4257 in the Staffordshire Potteries. much in common, including the technical drawing. The study STILL ACCEPTING CONSIGNMENTS! Consign now for best value! and peripatetic objects, however, were Indian. Beginning in 1852, he appren- austere ticed with Pinder, Bourne and Methodist upbringing (her As he wrote in one of his annuHope, a manufacturer of trans- father was also a minister). al reports, “The first thing to fer-printed wares. At the same Both were acutely observant, a study is the actual work of the time, he took classes at local quality that was parlayed into a country, which alone can give a design schools. He studied profitable journalism sideline. rational point of departure for modeling and sculpting under Moving to India was a solid variety of design and improveartists who were applying his- career move that enabled the ment of technique.” This meant toric styles to contemporary impecunious couple to marry putting away the Greek and less than two years after Roman plaster casts and ignorwares. Open Every Tuesday 9AM-4:00PM For Drop Off ing the judgment of a compatriIn 1859, he was employed meeting. Check our web site: WWW.BOLTZAUCTIONS.COM for In Bombay, they lived in a ot critic of Punjabi art: “The as an architectural sculptor in information and photos. London, where he worked on bungalow across from the great curse of India custom.” To consign items to any of our auctions, Lockwood believed in cusgovernment and ecclesiastical school, which was housed in please contact us at 717-392-4257. (Lockwood’s tom. In any case, he believed in 3601 Columbia Ave., Lancaster, PA 17603 AU002953L commissions in the prevailing “wigwams” Gothic Revival. (“Gothic was phrase) made of bamboo, palm artistic custom, even if its your only wear,” Lockwood leaves, and cow dung. Seven recalled in a speech more than months after their arrival, Alice 40 years later.) Then he was gave birth to Rudyard. The serhired by the South Kensington vants sacrificed a goat during Museum to decorate the new the prolonged labor. Her building. Lockwood, who was biggest regret, looking back: “I one of many Potteries-trained ought to have met John earlier.” Bombay was a boomtown workers in the museum’s decoJ.G. Cochran Auctioneers & Associates of Boonsboro, Maryland are exrative studio, distinguished with many Western-style public himself. He was credited with buildings under construction. tremely happy to have been chosen to sell the Estates of Gregory & modeling much of the terracot- For the Gothic city market, Victoria Sullivan, well respected dealers of quality anitque furniture and ta ornament, including the pan- Lockwood and his studio creatfine art for over 50 years, the undersigned will sell the following moved ed the tympana peopled with els of plants and animals. to the COCHRAN AUCTION COMPLEX, 7704 Mapleville Road, Boonssari-clad women and loinThe South Kensington Museum, which was renamed clothed men. For a hospital in boro, Wash. Co., Maryland on: the Victoria and Albert Museum the same style, they supplied in 1899, was more than a collec- roundels with turbaned heads. tion of objects. It was a govern- Lockwood was fluent in Gothic, ment department under the and thanks to the South direction of the Board of Trade Kensington training, he knew and was established to educate how to adapt and modernize This will be the first of (3) 2-Day Auctions - The first Auction will be the designers and craftsmen as the design vocabulary of well as raise public taste. A medieval Europe. contents of their home which was completely full of quality furniture, In 1875, he was hired to be “National Course of Art paintings, rugs, glassware and other home furnishings. Instruction” was taught in art principal of the Mayo School of Keep watching our website at schools under the museum’s Arts in Lahore in the Punjab CochranAuctions.com for photos and listing! ( t o d a y Pakistan). AUCTIONEERS: James G. Cochran, Jamie Cochran, Carter Burcker Bombay, CLERKS: Everett & Everett which was TERMS: Cash or approved check with positive identification. Not refounded on sponsible for accidents. 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Simla, and Calcutta. Many were “universal,” which is to say the fine and decorative arts were shown along with an assemblage of livestock, machinery, and European manufactures. The exhibits were a world away from the fabled riches of the East that captured Lockwood’s imagination at the Crystal Palace. There were also contributions to world’s fairs as well as specialized exhibitions at the South Kensington Museum. These overseas events were the opportunity to showcase for a Western audience the native arts that Lockwood wanted to insulate from Western contamination. It was one more tension embedded in his mission. Lockwood’s work as a sculptor decreased during these years, but he found time to paint and draw. His drawings of Indian craftsmen were exhibited at the South Kensington Museum. They were precise visual documents of the weavers, carvers, and potters whose skills Lockwood studied and sought to perpetuate. In another vein, he addressed the frustrations and mishaps of housekeeping with native servants. The drawings were in the tradition of English caricature with the age-old abuses of toping and pilfering carried out by head boys (butlers) and maties (footmen). The drawings were the basis for a set of a dessert plates that would have been very much an “in” joke for the British when they were exhibited locally. Domestic life was also shown in the intimate sketches that flowed from his pen and illustrated his letters. The weather and transportation were popular subjects. In one, Alice is shown wearing a netted hat and holding a parasol, carried in a chair by bare-legged, sandal-shod indigenes. Victorian sketchbooks abound with such scenes of sustained respectability in the heathen land. In Lockwood’s hand, they were conventional experiences expertly portrayed. The range of Lockwood’s impressions was recorded also in his writings. He was a frequent contributor to the English-language press, with Alice as sometime ghost and regular unnamed source. Lockwood in his own words makes for bracing reading. He was a man of his time. He courted his wife with Browning. He had religious doubts. He marveled, “Considering the original texture of the native mind, it is wonderful how nearly well they work.” There’s more. A guidebook that he co-wrote with an English civil servant includes this observation: “Naturally, the Punjabi is somewhat clumsy and unhandy when compared with other races.” Here’s
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Gold; collectibles; primitives; tools; still setting up; ceptible to the Terms: Cash, good PA Check, credit card w/processing fee, Punjab’s melanATM on-site. Office number 717-432-8246 leave choly-inducing a message. Check www.haars.com for updates. decay and enjoyed Merry Christmas from our family to yours! exploring the lanes and byways of old John Lockwood Kipling, HARDY’S AUCTION SERVICE Lahore, taking in the Toomai of the Elephants, Lockwood modeled terracotta ornaAH000010L local color. The local ca. 1897. India continued to ment for the South Kensington 717-432-8246 or 717-432-3779 odor was addressed influence Lockwood’s work Museum’s new building, shown here by British sanitation after his return to England. under construction, ca. 1863. engineers, who installed a drainage system. Rudyard’s) and was George Miller IV Auction Co. Sells At other times, his tone was advisor to fashionboosterish (“The Punjab has a able decorators. great commercial future before Lockwood and it”). This reflected moderniza- Alice died two months Antiques, Collectibles, Silver Coins, tion in the form of urban plan- apart. He achieved his Thomasville Furniture, Outstanding Collection of ning with public gardens, a Indian ambitions, Model Trains, Cars, Planes, plus many other vintage racecourse, and concert hall as though he never toys, Orientalia, 19th Cent. decorated blue stoneware, well as a Central Mall that questioned why he Pottery L. Breininger, N. Foltz, R. Henry, Phillies attracted European hotels and was in India. Memorabilia, Kayak, Extensive Collection of Tools, shops. Infrastructure meant Ambivalence was for 3 Electric Guitars railways and sewers. In India, a later generation. He the British literally drained the was a Victorian, who swamp. The result was better forged a productive Doors open at 8:30 AM disease control, of which the life that combined Lockwood adapted the tradition of Location: N. Whiteoak St., Beltzner Hall, Mayo School of Arts was adventure with moral English caricature for a set of plates an indirect beneficiary. purpose. Kutztown Fairgrounds, 19530 depicting Indian servants. Lockwood’s reports occasionalFor Further See http://www.auctionzip.com ID#4715 for more information. Also, ly mention the death from Reading Kipling, John Lockwood. check out our Facebook page. Terms: Full payment day of sale. Cash or cholera of a promising artisan, guaranteed funds. No out-of-state checks. Most credit cards accepted. Aijazuddin, FS. Lahore: “Lahore As It Was.” Lahore: and one year (1881), the student “Illustrated Views of the 19th National College of Arts, 2002 Sold With Satisfaction! Serving People for 30+ Years. body was decimated by the Century.” Middletown, NJ: Satow, Michael et al. disease. “Railways of the Raj.” New York: Grantha Corp., 1991. George Miller IV Auctioneer, #AU-003073-L It wasn’t just sensitive, Bryant, Julius et al. “John New York University Press, 1980. Spencer G. Miller, Auctioneer, #AU-006251 & Real Estate Agent questing types like Lockwood Lockwood Kipling: Arts and Talbot, Ian. “Colonial Auctioneers, Appraisers, Consultants who felt the difference. One Crafts in the Punjab and Lahore: a History of the City and Phone: 610-944-0926 clear-eyed chief commissioner London.” New Haven: Yale Beyond.” Oxford: Oxford noted a tradeoff. On the one University Press, 2017. University Press, 2016. hand, “The aspect of the streets is less gay and brilliant.” On the other, “An era of solid comfort and sanitary cleanliness had commenced.” It took a comparatively small number of Britishers. The 5336 MINE RD., 17535 1875 census of Lahore counted 717-442-8529 OR 302-438-1217 around 1,700. Lockwood and EMAIL: embassyauctionsint@gmail.com WEB: www.embassyauctionsinternational.com Alice’s place in this community www.auctionzip.com Auctioneer ID# 4741 was uncertain. There was FOR ONLINE BIDDING GO TO Lockwood’s profession. He was www.liveauctioneers.com or www.invaluable.com a school principal in a country where the usual routes to sucRoseville THE AMAZING TWO-DAY FINE POTTERY AND Futura Blue cess were church and army. Spaceship ANTIQUE BOTTLE AUCTION There was, too, the lack of Vase money. Hence the journalism, which in turn revealed their SESSION 2 attitude to society. Invitations THIS IS A LIVE & ONLINE AUCTION. were accepted not to ward off Berkshire Bitters Pig Flask homesickness but to get copy. ABSENTEE & PHONE BIDS ACCEPTED. Let it be added that many of OVER 800 PIECES OF QUALITY POTTERY DIVIDED these spectacles and amuseINTO TWO SESSIONS ments for the inhabitants of the 338 PIECES OF ROOKWOOD POTTERY Fulper 190 PCS OF ROSEVILLE empire’s outposts, an exhibiCopperdust 33 PCS OF FULPER tion of Old Masters copies Vase, 1910 48 PCS OF VAN BRIGGLE (“really very interesting and 1900 Rookwood Std. Glaze, 53 PCS OF WELLER Sarah E. Coyne good”), a freak show with “a 21 PCS OF COWAN Roseville very curious dwarf,” would have Silhouette 11 PCS OF ROYAL DOULTON Vase 742-6 been an agony for Lockwood 11 PCS OF PIERREFONDS 1935 Bourbon Bitters Figural Black Rookwood Vase, 11 PCS OF SANTA BARBARA CERAMIC DESIGN and Alice. Barrel Glass Bear Margaret H. McDonald Puce Bottle PLUS, RUSSEL WRIGHT & PORTMEIRION CHINA Alice, with her simple artisASSORTED LLADRO, LIMOGES, PEWABIC, KENTON HILLS, tic dress and strong opinions FRANKOMA, AMACO, VANCE AVON, MEISSEN, ROGER GUERIN, on aniline dyes, was not like the PISGAH FOREST, HULL, SCHAFER VATER, MORAVIAN TILE, other memsahibs gathered JUGTOWN, HUMMEL, CALIFORNIA, USA, WEDGEWOOD & OTHERS... Rookwood around the tea table. A contentStd. Glaze, THIS VAST COLLECTION HAS BEEN SHIPPED FROM JAPAN BY A Amelia B. RETIRED ARMY OFFICER. ed, self-sufficient couple, they Roseville Sprague ANTIQUE BOTTLES: FORTY+ ANTIQUE BOTTLES FEATURING: 14 1/2” were further set apart by a Luffa LIGHT AMBER TIPPECANOE complicated jokiness. For a Roseville Brown AMBER PINEAPPLE UNEMBOSSED Tuscany Vase fancy dress ball, their marriageRookwood BARREL-BOURBON WHISKEY BITTERS 8 1/4” Vase Burgundy Vase, able daughter wore a gown LIGHT AMBER NATIONAL EAR OF CORN Charles S. Todd inspired by a type of regional AMBER PUMPKIN SEED FLASK, THE ARLINGTON, BAKERSFIELD, CA. VAN DUNCK’S FIGURAL COACHMAN Punjabi pottery. HALL’S BARREL BITTERS Lockwood retired in 1893, BROWN’S INDIA QUEEN, MEDIUM AMBER and he and Alice returned to BERKSHIRE BITTERS FIGURAL PIG BOTTLE England. They lived in a country PLUS, MANY OTHER GREAT BOTTLES!!! cottage with a garden studio PREVIEW: TUESDAY, DEC 12TH 10-5 PM where he modeled Indian WEDNESDAY, DEC 13TH 10-4 PM scenes. Always ready to mix DOORS OPEN SALE DAY AT 9 AM Rookwood 1928 Peacock Bookends Rookwood Raven Bookends 1927 things up, he based them on ARE YOU AN AMBASSADOR FOR EMBASSY AUCTIONS INTERNATIONAL? BRINGING THE FINEST PIECES TO AUCTION FOR 18 YEARS! the Italian Renaissance reliefs PENNSYLVANIA AUCTION LICENSE AY001987 AUCTIONEERS: GABI JARAMILLO LIC AU005728 recently acquired by the South R102286 KATELYN CALLAHAN LIC AU005869 | BRIAN CALLAHAN LIC AU005870 Kensington Museum. He illustrated books (including
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