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Swann Travel Posters Auction Sets Eight Records Philip Zec’s “By Night Train To Scotland / LMS” Brings $17,500 FRIDAY DECEMBER 14, 2018 • VOL. 49, NO. 50

Soap Hollow Small-Size Cupboard Sells at Forsythes’

By Susan Emerson Nutter Soap Hollow. It’s a name in the field of painted decorated antique furniture that can cause a lot of interest. Forsythes’ Auctions LLC, of Russellville, Ohio, hosted an antiques auction on Nov. 4 that included a wonderful example of this highly desirable genre, and its selling lived up to its hype.

So what is Soap Hollow furniture? As referenced by Antiques and Auction News editor, p4A contributing editor, and Maine Antique Digest freelance writer Karl Pass, “Soap Hollow furniture was produced roughly from 1830 to 1890 in Somerset County, Pa. The name was reportedly coined from the brown soft soap produced throughout the region, which lies in a hollow. This Western Pennsylvania enclave of Mennonite cabinetmakers worked predominately north of Davidsville in Conemaugh Small in size and with all the right elements, this Soap Hollow youth corner cupboard realized Township.”

“Eight cabinetmakers are $22,000. associated with the Soap Hollow School of cottage craftsmen.

Among the known makers are John Sala, Christian Blauch, Peter Thomas and Jeremiah Stahl. All produced furniture with similar design, construction and decoration. The majority was paint-decorated and incorporated cut-paper stencil decoration. Dark red or maroon This folk art carved pair of a rooster and a hen wore their original polychrome finish and sold together for $750.

This circa 1770 Philadelphia or New York side chair boasted a yoke crest carved with acanthus leaves and scrolled ears as well as a pierced splate. Having cabriole legs with acanthus carved knees and Philadelphiastyle claw and ball feet, this chair realized $1,400.

with black moldings and feet were a popular color combination. Some later pieces were grain-decorated and had floral decals as embellishment. The stencil decoration was often done in gilt and included floral and geometric design work.

Many Soap Hollow chests possess the initials of the individual it was made for on the front left and the date to the right. This information is often placed on the sides of chest of drawers.”

“The primary form was the chest and chest of drawers, although sewing boxes, cradles, rope beds, Dutch cupboards, hanging cupboards and a tall-case clock are known to exist. The unique body of work that is Soap Hollow expresses a material culture rooted Continued on page 2

Poster lovers from far and wide came to Swann Auction Galleries on Oct. 25 for a sale of rare and important travel posters, setting eight records with bidding both in the room and on the phones.

The top lots of the sale were Emil Cardinaux’s snowy image for a winter getaway in St. Moritz and Philip Zec’s “By Night Philip Zec’s $17,500. poster for travel to Scotland by night train, each reaching $17,500.

Numerous records were realized in the sale for both artists and individual works. W. Smithson Broadhead’s “Sea Breezes and Sunshine at Lytham St. Annes,” circa 1930, set a record for the artist, selling for $8,125. Further records for sporting and leisure posters included the circa 1925 “Gleneagles / The Tennis Girl” by

AAN Current News Train to Scotland / LMS,” 1932, sold for

Septimus Edwin Scott advertising the Gleneagles Hotel and Golf Resort, which reached $8,750.

Records for travel posters advertising American destinations include Adolph Treidler’s “New York / The Wonder City of the World,” 1927, realizing $13,750, double the previous record for the image, and Sascha Maurer’s “Atlantic City / Pennsylvania Railroad,” circa 1940,

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18th-Century Yuletide At Rock Ford To Feature Collaboration With Lancaster Marionette Theatre Rock Ford’s annual Yuletide tours provide a remedy for the postChristmas blues by offering a journey back in time to when Christmas Day was only the beginning of the season.

Candlelight, festive music, dancing, and holiday greenery will set the scene for an 18th-century Yuletide at Rock Ford Plantation dur- This is Robert Brock with Rock Ford director Samuel Slaymaker ing the week and curator Sarah Alberico in “Marionettes in the Mansion.” Photo between Christmas courtesy of Nancy Bradley. and New Year’s Day. New this year will be During the period when General Hand and his family lived at Rock “Marionettes in the Mansion,” which Ford, Christmas Day was only the will mark the culmination of beginning of a festive season of 12 Yuletide at Rock Ford. A joint prodays of parties, dinners, and duction with the Lancaster dances. Visitors to Rock Ford’s Marionette Theatre, the approxiYuletide tours will learn about 18th mately one-hour show will be century traditions, enjoy watching staged in the mansion and will be a period dancing by Rock Ford’s vol- fun and whimsical and touching celunteer dance group (candlelight ebration of the life and times of tours only), listen to traditional Gen. Edward Hand and his family holiday music by the musical group featuring the talents of “Man of the Seasons from Harrisburg and watch Theatre” Robert Brock. Previews will preparations in the mansion’s be held during Yuletide, and kitchen by members of the muse- performances will be held on um’s Warm Hearth Club. Costumed Sunday, Dec. 30, at 4 and 6 p.m. volunteers will be stationed in vari- and on Monday, Dec. 31, at 4 p.m., ous rooms of the mansion offering with a final champagne benefit insight into Yuletide traditions.

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Locati’s October Sale Exceeds Expectations on page 7

Daum Nancy Cameo Glass on page 14

Space Memorabilia Auction Featuring The Neil Armstrong Collection Blasts Past $7.4 Million on page 14

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Dressed in old white paint, this egg basket’s form was very appealing, helping it reach $550.

stepback cupboard with stenciled urns and tulips that match a blanket chest by him dated 1851 as referenced by Soap Hollow expert Charles R. Muller in his book, “Soap Hollow: The Furniture and its Makers” (Canal Press, 2002) pages 19 and 27.

When contacted about this Soap Hollow cupboard, Muller replied, “I went to look at the cupboard, and it’s very nice at five feet tall and 23 inches on the sides. In this day when houses do not have corners made for traditionally large corner cupboards, this one would fit anywhere. Condition is excellent. The door is square pinned, and the drawer is dovetailed with wedges. The surface is fine but dark, and the stenciled decoration is okay but, again, not bright.

There is no date or initials or any identifying marks, and it came from a local house whose family had moved from Pennsylvania.”

Muller then predicted, “I would look for it to bring $20,000 to $25,000 and expect the same person who bought the small Soap Hollow chest A bid of $1,600 was needed to win this circa of drawers at Garth’s 1830, three-section Philadelphia mahogany Auctions last fall to possibly purchase this bookcase.

Likenesses of British officers who served in the Revolutionary War are rare. Therefore, the Colonial Williamsburg Foundation’s recent acquisition of the first bust-length British military portrait for its collection is significant, especially given the connection of this oil-on-canvas to events that happened nearby. The subject, Major Patrick Campbell, was a This is the portrait of Major Patrick Campbell, Continued from page 1 Scottish officer who unidentified artist, Scotland, 1775-1776, served in the British oil-on-canvas, Friends of Colonial Williamsburg reaching $6,500. lines at the Siege of Collections, 2018-26.

Additional records were set Yorktown. Until the by “The Belgian Coast,” 1934, by the foundation’s last few decades, the portrait Hurst, Jean Droit, with $7,000. “Savoy descended through the family Carlisle H. Humelsine chief Hotel / St. Moritz,” a lively dincurator and vice president for of Major Campbell’s sister. ing scene by Karl Bickel, “To be able to accurately collections, conservation and brought $6,750. “Farman / depict our nation’s enduring museums. “Objects such as École de Pilotage,” a circa 1920 story, especially the individu- the portrait of Patrick aviation poster, “The Farman als who participated in events Campbell allow us to put Aviation Works,” set a record that happened in such close faces on the players and for the image with $6,500, and proximity to Williamsburg, is therefore humanize these Alexander Zhitomirsky’s essential to our mission,” said events that changed the “Georgian Military Highway,” Mitchell B. Reiss, president course of American history.”

1939, reached $5,720.

The portrait of Major and CEO of the Colonial Beach posters by Roger Williamsburg Foundation. Campbell was painted in Broders proved popular, led by “The exceptional portraits in Scotland by an unidentified two posters featuring sun-worAdolph Treidler’s “New York / The our collection, such as that of Scottish artist in late 1775 or shiping women: “Sur la Côte Wonder City of the World,” 1927, sold Major Campbell, enable us to early 1776 after Campbell was d’Azur,” circa 1920, sold for for $13,750. fulfill this duty in an authentic commissioned into the 71st $8,125, and “La Plage de Calvi Regiment to see action in the Corse,” 1928, reached $7,500. rare pieces sell well,” noted way.”

The portrait of Major Revolutionary War. (He also “Collectors dominated the Nicholas Lowry, president and highly curated sale, generating director of Vintage Posters at Campbell joins Colonial sat for two portraits by John Williamsburg’s important col- Singleton Copley.) The Major over half a dozen record prices Swann. for posters, many of which The next auction of lection of militaria pertaining is shown in the uniform of the haven’t been seen on the mar- Vintage Posters at Swann to the Siege and Surrender of 71st Regiment prior to receivcommand of the ket for years. It is always Galleries will be held in Yorktown, which took place ing approximately 13 miles away. Grenadier Company of the heartening when exciting and February 2019.

The collection includes maps 2nd Battalion, at which point guests wish to purchase such as Joseph Frederick a second silver epaulette was tickets in advance, visit Wallet Des Barres’ “A Plan of added to his uniform. His milthe Posts of York and itary career in America was Continued from page 1 www.rockford.yapsody.com.

All proceeds from Yuletide Gloucester (1782)” and Maj. vast: he served in the New performance at 8 p.m.

Reservations may be made at support the educational pro- Gen. Marquis de Lafayette’s York Campaign of 1776, the www.rockford.yapsody.com. grams and operation of Rock manuscript field map used Philadelphia Campaign of 1777 Proceeds from “Marionettes in Ford Plantation. Built in 1794, during the Virginia Campaign. and sailed to Savannah in late the Mansion” will support Rock Ford was the home of Among the paintings are 1778, where he fought in the of 1779.

In educational programs at Rock Edward Hand and his family. James Peale’s group portrait Campaign Ford and at the Lancaster Hand served as adjutant gen- of George Washington and his December of that year, he was eral to George Washington generals after the Surrender captured aboard a sloop sailMarionette Theatre.

Yuletide Candlelight tours during the Revolutionary War. and two by French artist ing to New York and taken as Van a prisoner of war to Newport, will be held Wednesday and The historic property is open Louis-Nicholas R.I. He was exchanged back to Blarenberghe after drawings Thursday, Dec. 26 and 27, from for tours each Tuesday 4 to 8 p.m. Daylight tours will through Sunday from 10 a.m. from eyewitnesses to the the British for an American be held Friday, Dec. 28, from to 3 p.m. from April to October. Siege and Surrender. The col- officer of the 2nd Virginia 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Admission is It is operated by the nonprofit lection also features objects Regiment in 1780. On Jan. 1, payable at the door ($10 Rock Ford Foundation and relating to other regions 1781, Campbell married Sarah adults; $8 seniors 65+ and located at 881 Rockford Road where the Revolutionary War Pearsall, a young woman from a prominent Loyalist Quaker occurred. youth ages 6 to 17; admittance in Lancaster, Pa. family in New York City, with “Our goal is to tell the For additional information, will be free of charge for whole story of the Revolution whom he fathered a son. children 5 and under. If call 717-392-7223. in Virginia,” said Ronald L. Major Campbell survived in the British lines at Yorktown in October 1781, where he sur4 EASY WAYS TO SUBSCRIBE! rendered as part of the garrison of Redoubt #10, the earth1.

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in both Germanic and Neoclassical traditions.”

The example sold by Forsythes’ was a youth size (60-inches high) corner cupboard attributed to John Sala.

Having the signature dark red grain-painted ground with various floral and star/geometric stencils on the frame of the cupboard, the black cove molding top also had stenciled floral returns over a single black door, again with stencils on the frame and four panes of glass.

Other attributes of this piece included a brass lock and two shelves over a cutout pie shelf, over a single overlapping dovetailed drawer in black paint with a brass pull. A single panel door with a black panel having floral stencils and a brass lock completed the body of the cupboard, which sat on scroll cutout feet.

Twenty-five stencils total made up the decorative work on the piece, which again was attributed to John Sala based on the same paint scheme and color used by him on a signed

antiquesandauctionnews.net cupboard, as well.” in 1779 became the University Muller knows his Soap of Penn.” The bookcase made Hollow and what a buyer might $1,600 (est. $1,000-$3,000). And spend. This youth-size Soap a circa 1770 Philadelphia or New Hollow cupboard sold to a deal- York Chippendale chair with er in Pennsylvania (and it was the same estimate as the bookthe same buyer from Garth’s) case sold for $1,400. for $22,000 (est. $8,000Smaller decorative items $15,000). Prices reported are that sold included a circa 1850 hammer prices and do not scrimshaw tea caddy made to include the buyer’s premium. look like a two-story, center Though the Soap Hollow chimney, New England home piece was definitely the star of sold for $1,500 (est.$500-$800); this Forsythes’ Auctions event, a folk art carved rooster and other furniture that found new hen in original polychrome owners included a circa 1830 painted finish, 6.75 inches tall, Philadelphia mahogany book- $750 (est. $100-$200); and an case in three sections with four early egg basket with a rectanglass doors (12 panes each). gular top and buttocks form in The consignor’s family stated old white paint, which realized that the “piece descended in $550 (est. $60-$120). the family of Ann Rudolph For further information, Smith, daughter of Rev. William readers may call Forsythe’s at Smith, D.D., first Provost of 937-377-3700 or visit Academy of Philadelphia, which www.forsythesauctions.com.

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In thinking about Christmas, in particular, this is a time when your collections can be showcased to their fullest. It is when your teaberry china can make an appearance. It is when the toy trains can appear under the tree. This is the time to put the quilts and the coverlets out or even to think about a party called Deco the Halls, which showcases your jewelry or clothing collection. It is when a plate full of cookies delivered on a piece of flow blue or fiesta can be both spectacular and inspire future collectors.

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A seldom-seen full-color glossy poster featuring Superman and with a message urging students to “Help Keep Your School All American!” was issued in 1950 to promote compassion and multiculturalism. Depicting a group of children that included an AfricanAmerican boy and AsianAmerican boy, its balloon text said in part, “If you hear

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A “Star Wars Death Star” Canadian specialoffer cardboard playset, AFAgraded 85NM+, swept past its $10,000-$20,000 estimate to settle at $31,801. The A very rare Blue Ribbon Books Mickey Mouse “Make Force was also Your Own Library” boxed set, 1933, all original and with a “Star Wars” unused, sold for $24,447. radio-controlled Jawa Sandcrawler with elevator, which realized $16,874 against an estimate of $4,000-$10,000.

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The Nov. 13, 14, and 15 event, which consisted of two days of selling separated by a gap day, pushed the year’s total for the Pennsylvania-based company to $5.9 million.

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16686 Tyrone 814-684-5088 I-99 ANTIQUES, conveniently located off the Tyrone Exit of Interstate 99, 1222 Pennsylvania Ave. Quality antiques & collectibles. 40 Dlrs. Open Daily 10:304:30, Closed Sundays Dlrs welcome.

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21028 Churchville 410-734-6228 YE OLD CURIOSITY SHOP, Route 22 & Aldino Rd. Minutes from I-95. Oak furniture, advertising, toys, militaria, glassware, general line. Hrs daily 10-4

07901 Summit 908-273-9373 SUMMIT ANTIQUES CENTER, 511 Morris Ave. 2 floors, 60+ dealers.

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19958 Lewes 302-645-2309 HERITAGE ANTIQUE MARKET, 16168 Coastal Hwy. (RT1), 2 mi. N. of Five Points, Lewes. 65 Dealers. New Dealers Welcomed. Hrs 10-5pm (Summer) 115pm (Winter).

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Hake’s Auction Continued from page 4

Noonan portrait coattail button, perhaps the only surviving example, was bid to $12,980. A rare and important “Vote Kennedy Congress� button from JFK’s first political campaign, one of fewer than 10 examples known to Hake’s, made $10,384.

In July, Hake’s auctioned one of the most significant pieces of international baseball history, a 1913 All Nations team photo postcard. In their November sale, they followed up with one of the most important team photographs of the pre-Integration era in American history. The photo depicted the 1935 Bismarck, N.D., semi-pro baseball team, whose lineup included

African-American Hall of Famers Satchel Paige and Hilton Smith. Against a $5,000$10,000 estimate, the historical photo knocked it out of the park, selling for $23,364.

Interest in Baranger motion displays has never declined and, in fact, has only grown thanks to an increased international following, especially in Asia. These amusing, mechanically animated tableaux were manufactured for retail jewelry stores by the Baranger Co., of South Pasadena, Calif., from 1925 to 1959. Their purpose was to attract the attention of potential customers walking past the stores’ windows. Approximately 167 designs were created, with 30 of each design seeing production. The example in the auction depicted a

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events of the American Revolution,” said Barry. Added Goldstein, “And, I am appreciative for Laura’s insight into the context for which this portrait was made. Together, we’re able to better understand and therefore tell a more comprehensive story about objects like this in our collection.”

Generous donations by the Friends of Colonial Williamsburg Collections made this acquisition possible.

This bronze by Evgeni Alexandrovich Lanceray (1848-86) sold for $850.

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Laura Pass Barry, Juli Granger curator of paintings, drawings and sculpture, and Erik Goldstein, senior curator of mechanical arts and numismatics. “It’s always a win-win situation for Colonial Williamsburg when two specialists can join forces on a project. I am fortunate to be able to rely on Erik for his expertise in military history, especially the people and

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Locati LLC of Maple Glen, online sale from Oct. 1 to 15. It Pa., presented its October was comprised of over 500 lots, which included a wide range of material from rare Chinese porcelain to fine art.

Some items in this sale performed much better than anticipated. “Although we do market analysis for each lot, sometimes the bidding will far exceed our expectations,” said Michael Locati, co-owner.

Highlights from this online auction were a Sydney Mortimer Laurence (18651940) oil-on-canvas, which realized $5,250; a Pol A Loetz silver overlay art glass vase Chambost (French 1906-83) art pottery vase, $4,700; and a brought $850. group of Egyptian Ushabtis that brought $2,100.

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SHOW & FLEA MARKET CALENDAR

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12/15-16/18, NEW HOLLAND, SAT & SUN 9 AM-5 PM, Antiques, 3134 Division Hwy (RT 322), Schoolhouse Farm Antiques 12/22/18, PHILADELPHIA, SAT 8 AM-4 PM, Flea Market, 1301 S Columbus Blvd, Penns Landing Caterets inside Sheet Metal Workers Union Bldg

12/14-15/18, YORK, FRI 5 PM & SAT 9 AM, 12/14 - Fishing Equipment; 12/15 - Laymans Gun Shop Liquidation Firearms, Toomey Auction Center 240 Hatchery Rd, Toomey Auction Service Inc.

12/29/18, PHILADELPHIA, SAT 8 AM-4 PM, Flea Market, 1301 S Columbus Blvd, Penns Landing Caterets inside Sheet Metal Workers Union Bldg

12/15/18, BAINBRIDGE, SAT 9 AM, Antiques, collectibles, furniture, household, 309 Chesnut St, John Carl Auction Company 12/15/18, HARRISBURG, SAT 10 AM, Specialty featuring coins, currency, sterling silver, jewelry, watches, furs; Consignment featuring cigar collection, collectibles, art, house & home; Furniture Noon, 1500 Paxton St, Cordier Auction & Appraisals 12/15/18, QUARRYVILLE, SAT 8 AM, Firearms & Sporting Goods, 3164 White Oak Rd, PA Auction Center

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Superb Saunders Collection Shines In Cowan’s Fall American Indian And Western Art Premier Auction Ca. 1900 Tlingit Chilkat Blanket Brings $45,600 bronze sculpture, titled “Almost Asleep?,” went for $3,900.

The Saunders had an especially keen eye when it came to pottery, and the auction featured over 20 lots from the collection, many of which were Indian market award winners. The top seller from this group was a Rondina Huma (Hopi-Tewa, b. 1947) pottery bowl that blew past its estimate of $600 to $800 before selling for $7,200.

Other top sellers from the group included a double award-winning redware wedding vase by Richard Ebelacker (Santa Clara, 19462010) that sold for $5,400; an Al Qoyawayma (Hopi, b. 1938) jar for $4,800; a Nathan Youngblood (Santa Clara, b.1954) redware vase, $4,800; and a double award-winning corrugated jar by Adrianna Roy-Keene (Acoma, b. 1956) for $3,690.

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This Tlingit Chilkat blanket, ca. 1900, from the Saunders collection, sold for $45,600.

Margaret Tafoya’s (Santa Clara, 19042001) monumental carved Blackware pottery jar sold for $19,200.

Chilkat blanket, which sold for $22,200; a monumental carved blackware pottery jar by Margaret Tafoya (Santa Clara, 1904-2001) for $19,200; a Navajo Klagetoh roomsize weaving for $14,760; an Athabaskan beaded hide hunting tunic with hood for $14,400; another John Nieto (American, b. 1936) acrylic piece, this one titled “He Freightens,” for $13,200; a Mastof Katsina by Wilson Tawaquaptewa (Hopi, 18711960) for $12,000; and a Tony Da (San Ildefonso, 1940-2008) bronze bowl for $10,200.

The sale was held in Cowan’s Cincinnati, Ohio, salesroom. For six hours, over 600 bidders bid in-person, over the phone, or on one of three online bidding platforms on 430 lots offered.

For additional information, readers may call Cowan’s Rondina Huma’s (Hopi-Tewa, b. 1947) at 513-871-8670 or visit pottery bowl, 1996, sold for $7,200.

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A superb collection of Other artifacts of note American Indian artifacts and from the collection included a contemporary American Crow beaded buffalo hide rifle Indian art from across the scabbard, which sold for country bolstered an already $19,200, and a Navajo impressive catalog in Cowan’s Germantown weaving for American Indian and Western $14,760.

Premier Auction held Sept. 21.

The bulk of the Saunders The collection of William H. collection was comprised of Saunders, M.D., and Putzi contemporary art pieces from Saunders accounted for over Native American and Western $320,000 of the day’s $919,769 artists. The top lot of the total, including half of the top group was an acrylic painting ten lots of the day. on canvas titled “War Dance” “Bill and Putzi had such a by John Nieto (American, b. magnificent eye for quality 1936) that was signed and across an impressive array of dated 1993. The large, brightly categories, it’s really no sur- colored painting depicting a prise their items did well all Native American mid-dance day long,” said Danica sold for $15,600.

Farnand, Cowan’s director of The auction included a American Indian and Western significant group of sculptures Art. “Collections like these are from the collection in a variwhy I love my job. It was such ety of sizes, materials, and a treat getting to work with so ages. The top sculpture of the many unique, beautiful pieces day was a large, bronze sculpof every shape and size.” ture by Tammy Garcia (Santa Private collectors from Clara, b.

1969) titled Ohio, William and Putzi “Abundance.” Measuring just Saunders assembled a highly shy of five feet tall, the sculpcoveted collection featuring a ture sold for $12,000. wide variety of western and Other sculptures of note Native American pieces focus- from the collection included a ing on contemporary works stone sculpture by David across multiple categories. Ruben Piqtoukun (Inuit, b.

The auction featured 87 lots 1950), titled “The Hunter’s from the collection, including Memories,” that sold for artifacts, beadwork, basketry, $7,800; another Garcia bronze pottery, pipes, totem poles, piece, titled “Thunderbird,” Katsinas, and sculptures. The sold for $5,535; and an Allan Saunders were the original Houser (Apache, 1914-94) owners of many of the art pieces offered, and collectors were clearly excited at the prospect of getting their hands on the fresh-tomarket and Indian market award winners.

The top lot of the collection and the auction as a whole was a Tlingit Chilkat blanket. Woven in the early 1900s of mountain goat wool in colors of blue, yellow, cream and The Navajo Germantown weaving/rug from the Saunders brown, the collection realized $14,760. blanket depicts a man surrounded by totemic imagery.

Five phone bidders battled with an internet bidder for several minutes before the piece sold for $45,600 (including a 20 percent buyer’s premium).

“Overall, these blankets have been doing well recently, but I was eager for collectors to see this one,” said Farnand.

“It’s the epitome of the form in pristine condition. Add in the fact that it was a part of the Saunders collection, and we had a pretty good idea that it was going to do a lot better than its estimate.”

Another artifact from the collection, a Pueblo painted buffalo hide shield with cover, marked the second highest sales price of the day, selling for $38,400. From the early 19th century, the 23-inch shield is decorated with iconography of two Avanyu, or water serpents, flanking a central hourglass element.

Sold with the shield was a painted hide cover decorated with buffalo and raincloud Tammy Garcia’s (Santa Clara, b. 1969) imagery. bronze sculpture realized $12,000.

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Jeffrey S. Evans & Associates’ Three-Day Americana And 19th-Century Glass Auction Generates Strong Results Virginia Paint-Decorated Chest Sells For $24,570 To The Wythe County Historical Society The Jeffrey S. Evans & Associates Americana and Fine Antiques Auction held Nov. 8, 9, and 10 was a highly successful event and produced robust prices, along with a few surprises, in multiple categories. The three-day format consisted of 2,001 lots of high-quality material, much of which was fresh to the market and, in several cases, had descended directly in the families of the original owners.

Bidding was intense throughout each day, with thousands of registered bidders from numerous countries participating in-house and online.

Sessions I and II on Nov. 8 and 9 were devoted exclusively to the dispersal of the 19thcentury American glass and lighting collection of the late Alvina Breckel of Oley, Pa., and Winnetka, Ill. A fine assemblage of cup plates, lacy period salts, and children’s toys, the Breckel collection, for which two special color printed catalogues were created, generated significant pre-sale interest and produced strong prices, along with a few surprises, over the course of two days. The top lot was a Henry Clay pressed open salt in a unique slate blue color. Likely made at the Boston & Sandwich Glass Company, but possibly Midwestern, the rare vessel shattered its estimate range when two determined private collectors on the phones chased it all the way to

$22,230. Prices reported include a 17 percent buyer’s premium. Other noteworthy results from the first two days included a rare wagon form pressed open salt in unique medium blue color selling for $17,550; the pedigreed “Parker White” cup plate, an icon of early American pressed glass, at $14,040; and a highly-coveted “Washington” colorless cup plate, $14,040.

Session III on Nov. 10 consisted of the firm’s usual diverse selection of Americana and fine antiques, highlighted by an important Virginia private collection that included a number of examples of Southern folk pottery and paint-decorated furniture. Several institutional deaccessions were also featured, including a collection of long rifles and accoutrements from the Museum of the Shenandoah Valley (MSV), a group of quilts and fraktur from the Museum of Early Southern Decorative Arts (MESDA), and a large assortment of 18th-and 19th-century English Staffordshire ceramic figures from the Colonial Williamsburg Foundation. Top lot for the day at $24,570 was an important Wythe County, Va., paintdecorated poplar blanket chest, signed and dated by its maker, Johannes Hudel (John Huddle). A key example in this well-documented group of backcountry chests, the highly-coveted object drew much

This “Henry Clay” slate blue pressed open salt sold for $22,230.

A Great Road decorated earthenware This “Washington” colorless cup plate An important Wythe Co., Va., paint-decorated poplar blanket chest sold for jar realized $11,700. sold for $14,040. $24,570 to the Wythe County Historical Society. attention during preview and will return home to Wythe County, where it will reside in the permanent collection of that county’s historical society. Other noteworthy results include a recently discovered pair of North Carolina folk portraits by the Guilford Limner at $11,700; a fine Great Road decorated earthenware jar at $11,700; and a William Aiken Walker Southern genre scene depicting two cotton pickers at $10,530. Furniture offerings also produced strong results overall, demonstrating some signs of vigor in what is an unpredictable segment of the market. Top performers in this category of the sale were a Philadelphia carved and figured walnut high chest at $8,190; a rare Mecklenburg County, Va., walnut semi-high

chest of drawers at $8,190; an unusual Baltimore, Md., classical mahogany games or work table at $7,020; and a diminutive 18th-century Virginia walnut desk at $6,435.

“We were very pleased with the strong interest across the board in this auction. It was an honor to handle the Breckel glass collection and produce color catalogues for both sessions. The collection sold without reserve, so the results are a true indication of the current 19th-century American glass market.

Several pieces sold for more than five times their original pre-recession purchase price, and it was encouraging to see all lots receive many bids. The lighting section of the collection performed extremely well, demonstrating the continued strength and interest

The pair of Guilford Limner North Carolina portraits realized $11,700. in that category,” stated company president and auctioneer Jeffrey S. Evans.

“The overall excitement and strong sales in the Americana session reflect the freshness and quality of the merchandise offered.

Our June 2019 Americana auction will contain more items from the important

Virginia private collection we featured in this sale, including another Wythe County, Virginia, paint-decorated blanket chest, so we are looking forward to another solid sale,” continued Evans.

For complete auction results or more information, visit www.jeffreysevans.com.

“Luigi Valadier: Splendor In Eighteenth-Century Rome” On View At The Frick Collection Exhibition Follows Acclaimed Show On Pierre Gouthière This fall, The Frick is presenting the first monographic exhibition devoted to one of the important figures of 18thcentury Italian decorative arts, Luigi Valadier (1726–85).

He was a talented draftsman, designer, goldsmith, silversmith, and bronze founder, using precious stones as well as enamel, wood, and glass to create whimsical and elegant works of art for noble clients.

The exhibition is curated by Alvar González-Palacios, who has dedicated most of his life to scholarship on the artist

and is considered his foremost expert.

“Luigi Valadier: Splendor in Eighteenth-Century Rome” will highlight Valadier’s oeuvre, presenting more than 50 objects as well as drawings that represent the breadth of his career. Never before has an American museum audience been able to view together so many examples of his production, with significant loans coming from public institutions as well as private collections in Europe and the United States. Likewise, the

accompanying book is the first substantial monograph published on Valadier, and with the show, it will provide a vivid and unprecedented account of this man’s work.

The exhibition will be on view until Sunday, Jan. 20, 2019.

As with The Frick’s highly acclaimed 2016 exhibition on Pierre Gouthière, this project will allow the broader public to enjoy a much-needed study of a significant figure in the decorative arts whose imagination and skills made him one of the

soaring figures in his time. In this case, the subject is Roman rather than Parisian, and the exhibition and book add dimension to a strong year of Italian programming at The Frick, which began this summer with an exhibition related to a commission by sculptor Antonio Canova and will

continue this winter and spring with shows on painters Giovanni Battista Moroni and Giovanni Battista Tiepolo.

The Frick Collection is located in Henry Clay Frick’s house at 1 E. 70th St., at the northeast corner of Fifth Ave., in New York City. To learn more, visit www.frick.org.

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2. A Japanese Wood Carved Netsuke Turtle Group. 3. A Collection of Chinese Snuff Bottles.

4. A WWI Era Saxon Field Artillery Spiked Helmet/Pickelhaube.

5. Emilio Robba Daum Pate de Verre Glass Palm Magnum Bowl. 6. A Thai Bronze Seated Figure of a Buddha.

7. An Elaborate Costume Jewelry Collar Necklace by Kenneth J. Lane.

8. An 18th Century Chinese Yixing Teapot. 9. A 14K Gold Coil Snake form Bracelet.

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Scott Atlanta Market Fills Two Halls With 2,500 Exhibitor Booths October Show Starts Fall Season With Thousands Of Shoppers In Four-Day Event Scott Antique Market continues to fill the Atlanta Expo Centers each month with over 2,500 booths of antiques, fine art and home décor. Founder Don Scott was again pleased with the four-day show, which ran Oct. 11 to 14. “We work all the time continuing to look at new ways to help the dealers get more business and build more interest with the shoppers,” he stated.

“Now with an earlier entry for the setup, we are getting ready even faster on Thursday morning, and that makes our shopping even more exciting for the dealers, who have more time to prepare their displays,” according to Scott.

As shoppers rolled in on opening day, they seemed to appreciate the better prepared exhibits. Easter Hill Antiques of Sharon, Conn., for example was quickly the beneficiary of these results with a couple that arrived at the opening with the goal to furnish their Charleston, S.C., home with furniture.

Their first purchase was an antique burl walnut pedestal stand, and they also acquired a gentleman’s chair, sometimes called a corner chair, with an early rush seat. That dealer later in the weekend also sold a high-end Persian Tabriz rug, several quilts, and a primitive pine chest found in Virginia. This South Carolina couple continued their quest that morning, buying a period drop-leaf table.

Kemp Hickey is an Atlanta, Ga., dealer specializing in an eclectic mix that has proven popular with the Scott Antique Market shoppers. This weekend, his booth included several Biedermeier pieces, including a four-drawer chest in walnut with marble top, two tall case clocks, and an assortment of iron tables with glass tops. He also had a large

collection of art from the turn of the 20th century.

Alderman Ford Antiques and Jewelry of Columbia, S.C., made their weekend with sales of silver hollow ware. Margaret Alderman-Ford also sold a reasonable amount of jewelry.

New to the show was Kimberly Moore from Fort Lauderdale, Fla., with the later modern styles. Her booth included material from both American and European designers. Her sales included a Danish Mid-Century Modern dining set in mahogany with chairs, as well as an English desk and a good deal of fine art.

Cwalton Art of Atlanta, Ga., featured their rather funky, offbeat art, three-dimensional reproductions of lions and tigers and bears, and some others too. There were cows behind windows, giraffes sitting in fields and a few other novel pieces, all rather humorous.

Father and son team Jerry and Will Dehner trade in sports memorabilia at the show and from their home in Roswell, Ga. Jerry pointed out that many of the men were buying while their wives were shopping for home furnishings, but also many wives were buying Christmas presents.

Atlanta, Ga., dealer Kay Mauriocourt reported excellent sales, noting shoppers were getting ready for the holiday season and gift giving.

She has done the show for nearly 30 years and specializes in silver. She sold coffee and tea services, candle holders, and decanters.

Mount Castle Antiques, of both Atlanta, Ga., and East Hampton, N.Y., sold benches found in a restaurant in Florida made of wainscoting and painted in a variety of colors along with other campy items from the collections.

Todd Harper, Athens, Ga., was selling well too with furniture going to new homes. His

Haddon Heights Antiques Center To Celebrate Santa Claus Here comes Santa Claus, right into the special sales display at the Haddon Heights Antiques Center.

That jolly old iconic symbol of gift-giving and childhood joy will fill every nook and cranny of the special display throughout the month of December.

Come find the Santa Claus that speaks to you in this festive sea of red suits and white beards.

The Haddon Heights Antiques Center is a great place to find charming and unique gifts. Loyal customers can attest, the discount policy is among the best.

Antique and vintage Santas, most from the 1920s to the 1980s and in all shapes and sizes, will delight customers looking to add to their collections or recapture a nostalgic memory.

There will be small bisque Santas, large plastic Santas, Santa dolls, Santa ornaments, Santa banks, and Santa books.

Santa will be found in candle form and salt and pepper form.

Open seven days a week from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., with extended hours on Fridays, the Haddon Heights Antiques Center is easily accessible from I-295 or the White Horse Pike. It is located on Clements Bridge Road where Haddon Heights and Barrington meet at the railroad tracks at 531 Clements Bridge Road in Barrington, N.J. For directions or more information, call 856-546-0555.

Easter Hill Antiques of Sharon, Conn., sold early American furniture and Alderman Ford Antiques and fine Jewelry of Columbia, S.C., showcased an accessories throughout the weekend, as well as oriental rugs. unusual collection of miniatures in their jewelry case.

This is the booth of Kimberly Moore, Fort Lauderdale, Fla. Here is the booth of Kemp Hickey, Atlanta, Ga.

This is the booth of Kay Mauriocourt, Atlanta, Ga. also sold some Southern pottery. Also from Athens, John Knowlton sold 19th-century English and American furniture, including five chests and a dining room set featuring

the table, eight chairs, and secretary.

Scott Antique Market (Atlanta) is the second Saturday weekend of every month (Thursday through

Nostalgia Fine Arts of Atlanta, Ga., is a dealer of antique prints and also does custom framing.

Sunday). The next one will be held on Dec. 6 to 9.

It is located at 3650 Jonesboro Road, Atlanta, Ga., just off exit 55 from I-285 in

the two buildings of Atlanta Expo North and South.

For further information, call 740-569-4112 or visit www.scottantiquemarket.com.

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Mexico, Israel; More. Tokens incl. copper store cards PA and NY, hard times tokens, Spielmarke type. STERLING SILVER: Flatware incl.

Gorham Etruscan, Lunt Modern Victorian, Towle Chippendale, H.C. Payne tablespoons, coin. Hollowware incl. trays, plates, dishes, bread tray, cups. Other incl picture frames, inkwells, 800 silver, weighted, much more. JEWELRY: Antique and Modern. Gold 18k, 14k bands, rings, bracelets incl. charm, earrings, necklaces; Diamond rings incl. solitaires, bands; 14k 3.71 ctw diamond ring; 14k 1 CTW mid-century diamond ring; Ed Wiener 18k diam. brooch; Pearl, opal, turquoise, jade, sapphire and ruby, garnet; diamond tie bar; pearls; Victorian and Antique incl. mourning hair locket, brooches, book chain necklace, enamel necklace, cameos; Sterling incl. D. Yurman set, rings and bracelets incl. Pandora, Mexican, necklaces incl. Haley squash blossom, Ross & Simons, lapis, earrings, Siam, charms, much more.

Handbags incl. French beaded, German mesh, enamel, sterling, Coach wallet and purse, more. French Perfumes incl. Caron, Shalimar, boxed sets. Vintage & Costume incl. hardstone and vintage beads, loose gems incl. amethyst and citrine. WATCHES: Wristwatches incl.

18k Gubelin 1 CTW Diamond Bracelet Watch, Tissot, Cyma in OB, vintage diamond, Bulova; Pocket watches incl. Waltham, Elgin; Pendant incl. 14k enamel, Elgin. FURS: Fox fur jacket, leather and fur jacket, stoles incl. mink.

CONSIGNMENT AUCTION: FURNITURE (12 Noon): Antique and Modern. Bookcase; Love seat; Hall Table; Patio Furniture; Curio Cabinet; Leather Recliner; Full Size Bed with Bedding; Table Lamps incl. Leaded Glass; Chest of Drawers; Dresser; Antique: Washstand, Drop Leaf Table, Card Table, Antique Parlor Organ. CIGAR COLLECTION: Large Selection.

COLLECTIBLES: Antique Clock; Hummel Collection; Stoneware; Royal Doulton Figures; Crackle Glass; Art Glass; Vintage Magazines; Beer Steins; Toys. ART: Prints and Paintings: Robert Bateman; Andrew Wyeth; Nick Ruggieri; P. Buckley Moss Prints; Elaine Kotak.

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Daum Nancy Cameo Glass Fooled By Fakes

By Anita Stratos Among the finest French cameo glass to grace collectors’ shelves are Daum Nancy pieces. Daum glass had a rather serendipitous start; Jean Daum, a notary and financier, took over an existing company in 1878 before it went under financially, some say as payment for his services. Daum Nancy’s longevity is a tribute to their changing designs through attention to each generation’s tastes and trends. Daum Nancy glassware still endures today and is being produced under the name Cristallerie Daum.

Depending on the time period of manufacture, Daum glass pieces can look very different from each other. In its earliest years, Jean Daum

continued producing the utilitarian glassware and watch crystals already being made by the company of which he took ownership. By the 1890s, manufacturing was taken over

by Jean Daum’s sons, Antonin and Auguste, who began experimenting with art glass.

They debuted their cameo glass pieces at the 1893 Chicago World’s Fair. It is believed by some that the Daum brothers’ designs were influenced by Emile Galle, which is why some Daum pieces are easily mistaken for Galle.

Following Daum’s Art Nouveau period came their post-WWI Art Deco style. This period also marked a shift from handcrafted glassware to mass-produced pieces. This is also the period of time when Daum began producing pâtede-verre, where crushed or

antiquesandauctionnews.net time period. As with many companies that produced a large number of wares over a powdered glass is fused by long period of time, many difbeing heated in a mold, then ferent signature styles were the piece is finished in cameo used, from incised to gilt to glass style. (The 1970s saw a raised. But one thing held true reintroduction of pâte-de- for all of them, these marks verre pieces, which were sold typically contain the Cross of as Pâte-de-Verre Nouveau.) Lorraine, and the marks never The next major style shift came took center stage. They after WWII, when Daum began appeared near the bottom of a making high-quality blown piece, underneath it, or were clear lead crystal wares, includ- created in a less obvious way ing figurines. Clear glasswares in the lower portion of the are still being made by body, whereas some reproducCristallerie Daum today. There tions and fakes have marks in are many other styles that the upper third or so of the appeared throughout the piece where they can clearly decades, and it’s important to be seen, and they may be done have access to a reliable refer- in a more prominent color. A ence source so you can famil- good number of fake and iarize yourself with them repro marks are of the raised before making an investment. variety, with some being even Understanding the differ- more obvious because they ent style periods of Daum are not the same color as the glassware can sometimes help body of the piece. Another you recognize a fake, particu- thing to watch for is different larly if the style doesn’t match styles of the same letter within one of the Daum marks for that the same mark (i.e., the “A” in “Daum” written differently than the “A” in “Nancy”) or a letter written in a style that Daum never used. That said, forgers have gotten quite good at duplicating marks, so unless the mark is obviously wrong, more aspects of the piece need to be evaluated.

Some fake Daum marks are painted on or etched into unmarked glassware that the faker then tries to pass off as Daum Nancy pieces. If the quality, color or style of the mark itself isn’t an instant giveaway, an assessment of the piece itself will be. The shape may not be one that was ever created by Daum, the thickness of the glass may be wrong, the subject matter may be inconsistent with Daum pieces, or the overall artistic quality may be poor. Daum scenes had depth, detail and beauty, whereas some new A piece of the propeller from Orville reproductions copying original and Wilbur Wright’s invention of the Daum Nancy scenes are flat first successful airplane sold for and lack detail; the images $275,000. The relic from the Wright may even be somewhat carBrothers’ historic flight was carried toonish in quality.

Much of the authentic old to the moon just 66 years later when Armstrong made the footprint on the lunar surface. www.johnstinger.com

Space Memorabilia Auction Featuring The Neil Armstrong Collection Blasts Past $7.4 Million Armstrong Family Collection Alone Soars To More Than $5.2 Million A space memorabilia auction featuring the Neil Armstrong Family Collection realized more than $7.4 million on Nov. 3 at Heritage Auctions. Armstrong’s personally owned memorabilia, spanning from a childhood letter to the Easter Bunny to the Apollo 11 ID plate from the module he used to become the first person to walk on the moon, sold for $5.2 million total. The sale is the first of three auctions scheduled through 2019 of the legendary astronaut’s lifelong collection.

“Thank you to the enthusiasts out there, the supporters of NASA, the lovers of science and the dreamers of impossible dreams,” stated son Mark Armstrong. “Thank you for your unwavering support of space exploration. It’s my hope that you continue to do what you do to boldly propel us forward into the future.”

The Armstrong Family Collection is an extraordinary archive, chronicling the life and career of one of the most historic figures of the 20th century through the lens of the objects he loved, collected, and preserved for decades.

Much of the Apollo 11 Mission Commander’s collection had

Armstrong’s light blue owned and worn Gemini flight suit, a rare surviving memento of his legendary work on the Project Gemini program, realized $109,375.

Armstrong’s personal Spacecraft ID plate from Apollo 11’s Lunar Module Eagle, flown on the first manned lunar landing, July 16-24, 1969, sold for $468,500. never before been seen by the public or offered for sale.

Armstrong’s personal Spacecraft ID plate from Apollo 11’s Lunar Module Eagle, flown on the first manned lunar landing, July 16-24, 1969, sold for $468,500.

The largest size American flag, which Armstrong kept as a treasured Apollo 11 souvenir, sold for $275,000.

Two evocative relics commemorating mankind’s command of the air, a piece of the propeller and section of the wing fabric from Orville and Wilbur Wright’s invention of the first successful airplane, sold for $275,000 each.

The relics from the Wright Brothers’ historic flight were carried to the moon just 66 years later when Armstrong made his footprint on the lunar surface.

To preserve and document the collection’s authenticity and provenance for generations to come, the Armstrong family and Heritage collaborated with Collectibles Authentication Guaranty (CAG) to accurately attribute and certify every item.

“CAG did a wonderful job expertly describing and, when appropriate, grading and encapsulating the Armstrong Family Collection items,” said Michael Riley, director of Space Memorabilia at Heritage Auctions. “CAG’s certification made it far easier for us to auction the collection and likewise for our clients to evaluate and bid on it.”

Armstrong’s light blue owned and worn Gemini flight suit, a rare surviving memento of his legendary work on the Project Gemini program, soared to $109,375, more than five times its $20,000 preauction estimate.

“Working with the family to share objects near and dear to Neil Armstrong with his fans and space memorabilia collectors is a shining point in the history of Heritage,” said Greg Rohan, president of Heritage Auctions. “We are excited for the spring, when we have the pleasure of bringing more never-before-seen artifacts and private mementos to the world.”

Heritage Auctions’ presentation of the Neil Armstrong Family Collection Part II is scheduled for May 9 and 10, 2019, with a third and final A lifelong supporter of the Boy Scouts, sale set for November 2019.

For more information, Armstrong’s Scouts flat field hat sold visit www.HA.com. for $12,000.

cameo glass with multiple colors achieves these colors by applying two layers of colored glass over a thicker, solid-colored glass body. However, colored areas on reproductions and fakes are created by starting with a clear glass body, which is far cheaper than colored glass, and applying one very thin layer of color outside and another thin layer inside. This cost-cutting method can sometimes be discovered by holding the piece up to a light and looking very closely for tiny breaks in the color, where the clear glass shows through. Two other telltale signs are color streaking or colored glass pieces suspended inside the glass body, since Daum melted glass pieces and fused them together to form the body, so you wouldn’t see individual forms. Again, it’s important to check with experts or good references as to whether particular Daum pieces were done with solidcolored bodies, with mottling, or in some other fashion.

The interior of a piece can also help to illustrate the difference between authentic cameo glass and modern fakes or repros. Old French cameo glass interiors are smooth and even, but many repros have depressions where the pattern images (flowers, for example) appear.

If you run your hand or just a finger inside the piece, you’ll be able to feel it dip down into the pattern of these new pieces, whereas there will be no change on the inside of an authentic piece of cameo glass. These pattern depressions may also feel a bit rough due to the effects of a grinding wheel (which is also what causes the occasional loss of color when the grinding goes too deep).

These are some very basic, general guidelines that can start you on your way to identifying authentic Daum Nancy glassware, but with over 100 years of Daum glassware having been and still being produced, there are many other types of authentic art glass and their reproduction counterparts to become educated about.

Photo via Wikimedia Commons by Maksim.

At A Glance Signs of a reproduction or fake: 1. Poor artistic quality 2. Incorrect glass thickness 3. Internal indentations under pattern 4. Prominent maker’s mark 5. Letters of different stylings within the same mark Reference books, websites and collecting groups are the best ways to keep from being fooled by fakes.

Here are a few: “Daum: Masters of French Decorative Glass” by Clotilde Bacri, Daum Nancy Glass Collectors Club (https://www.facebook.com/ Daum-Nancy-Glass -Collectors-Club -131339843552811).

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The Adventure And Exploration Library Of Steve Fossett Breaks Record For Books Department At Leslie Hindman Auctioneers Rare Variant Of Ernest Shackleton’s “Aurora Australis” Sells For $87,500 indigènes de l’Amérique,” which realized $37,500, and a copy of the first edition of Leo Africanus’s “A Geographical Historie of Africa,” which sold for $8,750.

“We are honored to have been entrusted with the sale of Steve Fossett’s remarkable

adventure and exploration library. This important collection includes fine copies of the most important works in the field, which closely relate to his own record-setting pursuits as an adventurer. We look forward to offering the second part of this collection

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OLD 8X10 B&W photos of Factory interior or exterior Scenes, Street Scenes. Must be original. Debold Gallery, PO Box 1037, Bloomfield, NJ 07003, 973-4297616.

BUYING LARGE DIAMONDS, Gold, Platinum, Silver, any condition, call Tony 484-872-8216 GUITARS, VIOLINS, MANDOLINS, banjos, early brass & woodwinds.

We buy, sell, & appraise.

Vintage Instruments, Philadelphia, vintagephiladelphia@gmail.com 215-545-1100.

ORIGINAL MOVIE POSTERS Horror, SciFi, Disney, Promo Super Hero Comic Book Posters. 1-sheet & smaller sizes, spanning 60’s - present. Must have want list.

Reasonable prices. Looking for very rare items, I may have it! Al Nazario 400 W. 43rd St. Apt 12P, NYC, NY 10036 or call 212-868-9203 or email al.nazario@yahoo.com

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SPODE SERVICE FOR 12 with serving pieces, $375 obo, call 973-865-6169.

CATHOLIC HOLY CARDS. Protestant Bible lessons, lace cards, scripture cards, paper icons. Brent Devitt, 5248 Coral Oak Circle, Kettering, OH 45440. 937-238-0183.

Email devitt.brent@gmail.com

TELEPHONES: 1892-1982, over 85 different & associated. Free Cataloge. Wish to sell entire business. 608-582-4124 www.phonecoinc.com

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MAGAZINES

BODY BUILDING MAGAZINES: Muscle, Joe Weider, Arnold Schwartznegger, Catalogs, Booklets. 1930’s to Present.

Muscle Builder, Mr. America, Bob Hoffman, plus others.

Immediate Cash paid. Can pick up. Call 516-449-6915.

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MUNICIPAL CHRISTMAS ORNAMENTS, for sale, 6’ blow mold candle/ lighted garland wreath. Many to choose from, Abbottstown, PA 717-324-1306.

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SHEET MUSIC WANTED, any era. Sandy Marrone, 113 Oakwood Drive, Cinnaminson, NJ 08077, 856-829-6104 E-mail smusandy@aol.com

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OLD COMIC BOOKS Wanted Pre-1965, top dollar, Comic Art Foundation, Box 1414, Oklahoma City, OK 73101, 405-2365303, email ejg777@aol.com

(1944-2007) was an American businessman, collector, and adventurer. He was the first person to fly solo in a balloon nonstop around the world. He disappeared in 2007 while flying an aircraft over the Great Basin Desert, between Nevada and California.

For further information, visit www.lesliehindman.com.

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Department at Leslie Hindman Auctioneers. The auction was not only the first single-owner sale for the department but also its highest grossing sale. Exceeding expectations, the collection had a nearly 90 percent sellthrough rate.

Highlights include a signed copy of a rare variant of Ernest Shackleton’s “Aurora Australis,” the first book printed in Antarctica, which brought $87,500. A first collected edition of Sir Francis Drake’s “Voyages, Sir Francis Drake Revived” surpassed expectations, realizing $20,000.

Offered at auction for the A signed copy of a rare variant of first time and also exceeding estimates, “The Ernest Shackleton’s “Aurora presale Antarctic Australis,” the first book printed in Forthcoming Expedition,” Robert Falcon Antarctica, sold for $87,500.

Scott’s rare exposition of his plans for the Terra Nova Expedition, which was unknown to bibliographers, sold for $5,500.

Other highlights from the sale include a rare variant with text printed on vellum of the first edition of Sir Francis Drake’s “Voyages, Sir Francis Humboldt and Bonpland’s Drake Revived” surpassed expectations, “Vues des Cordillères, et monumens des peuples selling for $20,000.

Leslie Hindman Auctioneers’ Oct. 31 sale of the Adventure and Exploration Library of Steve Fossett, Part I, featuring works from the fields of aeronautics, exploration, circumnavigation, and mountaineering, realized over $664,000.

The collection achieved several milestones for the Fine Books and Manuscripts

at auction next spring, “ said Gretchen Hause, director of the Fine Books and Manuscripts Department.

The sale of the Adventure and Exploration Library of Steve Fossett, Part II, will be conducted on Friday, March 15, 2019, in the Chicago saleroom of Leslie Hindman Auctioneers. Fossett

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