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“Pontormo: Miraculous Encounters” Newly Restored “Visitation” Travels To The U.S. For The First Time FRIDAY DECEMBER 21, 2018 • VOL. 49, NO. 51

Cut-Sponge Ironstone China From The Mayer Pottery: A Brief History By Karl Pass The vast majority of cut-sponge ironstone china, sometimes called spongeware, was made in England, Scotland, Holland, and also Germany, mostly in the second half of the 19th century. However, the Mayer Pottery produced cut-sponge china at two operations in the U.S. So, what is cutsponge? Multi-colored These are three large size Mayer oval ironstone baking decorations were applied or serving dishes with inner blue floral design with brown to wares such as bowls octagonal design along rim border. and plates by using the root of a natural sponge, which had a design carved into it. Pottery suppliers sold un-cut and also cut root sponges in various sizes and designs to producers. The root cut-sponge was typically afixed to a wooden handle and then dipped in paint for application. Mayer produced cutsponge ironstone china in Beaver Falls, Pa., which is believed to have A mid-size oval Mayer baking or serving dish with brown and been established in 1881. blue designs and brown tulip rim border. Five years earlier, a Mayer pottery was started in above a British crowned oval with Trenton, N.J. From 1876 to 1905, an “M” in center over “MAYER POTowners James and Joseph Mayer TERY MFG CO.” The Latin inscription ran the Mayer Pottery in the crowned oval translates to Manufacturing Company at the “shame be he who thinks evil of it.” Arsenal Pottery in Trenton. The This basic British coat of arms mark original owners of the Beaver Falls was common. Many pieces bear no pottery were Joseph, Arthur, and mark. The mark used is similiar to one from the Beaver Falls pottery. Ernest Mayer. When the new Route 29 in One read, “Semi-Vitreous China” Trenton was under construction not arched over the Pennsylvania state far from the Delaware River, thou- seal and “Warranted/J. & E.M.” sands of Mayer ironstone sherds Another reads, “Mayer Pottery” and were unearthed. Common marking “Beaver Falls Pa.” So, what was produced where? for wares from the Trenton operation consisted of black transfer Well, the two Mayer potteries used printed “IRONSTONE CHINA” arched the same technique and motifs, but colors are believed to have differed. Red and black are believed to have been used only in Beaver Falls. Also, not a lot is known of timelines on what was produced where. The Trenton pottery might have shifted sponge-decorated china production to Beaver Falls for Majolica, which was heavily produced in Trenton in the 1880s. Other operations also used Mayer This Mayer bowl has a large size blue three motifs. Potteries in Staffordshire, bloosom tulip with two brown leaf design England, and Scotland did this. and large cable/chain design along the rim. Also, the Columbian Art Pottery in It was found at the markets in Adamstown Trenton from 1893 to 1902 used a for $10. Continued on page 4

Jacopo da Pontormo (1494–1557) was one of the most extraordinary painters and draftsmen of 16thcentury Florence. By the end of the 1520s, he had created one of his most moving and groundbreaking works, the “Visitation.” For the first time, this masterpiece of Mannerist art has traveled to the United States as the focus of the exhibition “Pontormo: Miraculous Encounters.” The exhibit is on view at the Morgan Library and Museum through Sunday, Jan. 6, 2019. Organized in collaboration with the Gallerie degli Uffizi in Florence and the J. Paul Getty Museum in Los Angeles, Calif., the exhibition places the altarpiece in the context of a selection of other exceptional works by the artist and offers new insights into Pontormo’s creative process and “Visitation’s” iconography, origin, interpretation and patronage. Until recently, the altarpiece was only accessible by visiting the church. Its restoration has created the unprecedented opportunity for the work to travel to the U.S. and brought to light important discoveries about the artist’s technique. “Pontormo’s work as a painter of devotional images and his inventions as a portraitist solidified his status as one of the greatest painters active in Florence during the 16th century,” said director

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This is Jacopo da Pontormo’s (1494–1556) “Visitation,” 1528–29, oil-on-panel, Pieve dei Santi Michele e Francesco, Carmignano, photography by Antonio Quattrone. Colin B. Bailey. “I am delighted that visitors to the Morgan ... have the extraordinary opportunity to experience this newly restored masterwork and am grateful to our collaborators at the Getty and the Uffizi as well as to the Pieve dei Santi Michele e Francesco for making this exhibition possible.” To learn more about the Morgan Library and Museum (formerly the Pierpont Morgan library) at 225 Madison Ave., New York City, visit www.themorgan.org.

Rare Copy Of Edgar Allan Poe’s “Tales” Auctioned For $315,000 At Skinner An attic discovery of the rare 1845 first edition of Poe’s “Tales” (est. $60,000-80,000) in paper wrappers surpassed all expectations to sell for $315,000 after fierce competition from internet and telephone bidders at Skinner’s on Nov. 18. Based on the context of the discovery of this copy of Poe’s “Tales,” the original owner presumably bought this and other similar contemporaneous books to be read for amusement in the 1840s. Once read, the Poe and its companions were bundled and stored away in a trunk in the attic until they were found during an in-home auction evaluation by Skinner specialists. In the rare book trade, it was thought that all copies of Poe’s “Tales” in wrappers were known. Department director Devon Eastland notes that the annual November Fine Books and Manuscripts Auction is timed to coincide with the long-running Boston International Antiquarian Book Fair, a venue that guarantees that serious American and international collectors and dealers are in Boston, Mass., and able to view sale material in person. She noted, “Bidders appreciated that the copy of Poe’s ‘Tales’ was a previously unknown copy fresh to the market, having been in a private collection

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Mining Stock Certificates Are A Hit With Bidders At Holabird’s Cornucopia Of Collectibles Auction on page 2

Winslow Homer Exhibition Examines The Relationship Of His Art To Photography on page 7

Arts Of The American West Auction Breaks Department Record At Leslie Hindman Auctioneers on page 13

Edgar Allan Poe’s (1809-49) “Tales,” first edition, in paper wrappers, New York, Wiley and Putnam, from 1845, sold for $315,000 on Nov. 18 at Skinner’s.

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for some time, which garnered excitement in the market.” The 350-lot auction included works from New England estates such as printed books, documents, literary first editions, natural history prints, and maps. Books and manuscript speciality sales are offered twice-yearly at Skinner. To learn more, readers may visit www.skinnerinc.com.

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Mining Stock Certificates Are A Hit With Bidders At Holabird’s Cornucopia Of Collectibles Auction Late 19th- and early 20thcentury mining company stock certificates from the state of Michigan proved popular with bidders at Holabird Western Americana Collections’ five-day Cornucopia of Collectibles Auction, held Oct. 18 to 22 online and at Holabird’s gallery in Reno, Nev. More than 3,000 lots came up for bid in an auction that grossed over $500,000. Online bidding was facilitated by iCollector.com, Invaluable.com and eBay Live. Just a handful of people

The flint glass “Old Tea Cup Whiskey” bar back bottle (San Francisco, Nev.) from the 1880s, 11 inches tall, a rare and interesting relic from the Old West, sold for $1,875.

attended the sale in person, but 3,776 registered bidders participated online. “This sale marked the start of an exciting fall and winter season for us,” said Fred Holabird of Holabird Western Americana Collections. “We will be offering a number of fantastic major collections.” The Michigan mining certificates included examples from the American Mining Company, one of only two known, issued in 1902 to R.H. Rickard for 29 shares ($5,250); the Elm River Copper Company, issued in 1906 for 25 shares and signed by the company president ($3,000); and the Coulter Cooper Company, issued back in 1882 for 1,100 shares to a Mr. Samuel Henry ($2,500). Other Michigan mining stocks featured ones from Chicago Mining Company of Lake Superior, issued in 1854 for 100 shares to J. Sanards and showing four vignettes of men

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and Native Americans ($2,625); Iron King Mining, issued in 1886 for 15 shares, with a large head vignette ($2,250); and Native Copper Company, issued 1905 for 100 shares to William Banks ($2,250). All the Michigan mining stocks have interesting backstories. The certificate issued in 1885 to Jacob Pierce, for 34 shares, was from the Pewabic Mining Company, first operating in 1853. The underground copper mine initially focused on opening prehistoric pits that traced an amygdaloid bed. It didn’t yield much, but the company did manage to pay dividends of $1 million before allowing its mining charter to lapse in 1884, when it shut down. The certificate brought $2,250. The sale’s top-selling mining stock actually came out of California. It was a certificate issued in 1863 by the Bodie Bluff Consolidated Mining Company (Aurora, Mono County), for 25 shares, to W.P. Coleman ($5,500). Interest in

the certificate was boosted by the fact that it contained the signature of California Governor Leland Stanford (as well as company secretary F.K. Bechtel). Another stock certificate signed by Stanford, not as governor but as company president, was the one issued in 1863 in the amount of 50 shares to Sylvester Byron, from the Governor Stanford Gold and Silver Mining Company ($3,375). Leland Stanford was a tycoon as well as a politician. The stock doesn’t commit to either California or Nevada, as the mine straddled both. Railroad certificates included one from the Silverton Railroad Company (Denver, Colo.), issued in 1893 for 10 shares (at $100 per share) to C.M. Hobbs and signed by company president Otto Mears ($2,750), and bond specimen #0000 for the South Pacific Coast Railway in California, for a $1,000 first mortgage 4 percent gold bearer bond, with image of George Washington ($3,375). Day one was packed with Native Americana, posters, entertainment industry memorabilia, bronze sculptures, furniture and related items, original art, vintage and antique

A stock certificate issued in 1863 by the Bodie Bluff Consolidated Mining Company (Aurora, Mono County) for 25 shares to W.P. Coleman sold for $5,500.

bottles, saloon collectibles, taxidermy, gaming items, political memorabilia, and 420 lots of bargains and dealer specials of all sorts. In all, 659 lots crossed the auction block that day. A star lot was a flint glass Old Tea Cup Whiskey bar back bottle (San Francisco, Nev.) from the 1880s ($1,875). The 11inch-tall bottle, a rare and interesting relic from the Old West, had a fluted neck and shoulder area and 12-paneled body with refired pontil. The words “Old / Tea Cup / Whiskey” were embossed in script, with slanting white enamel. Day two showcased badges (26 lots), belt buckles (28 lots), numismatics (334 lots total, to include ingots, coins, currency and scrip, medals, scales and miscellaneous), jewelry (18 lots), tokens (180 lots), dies (67 lots) and minerals (19 lots), for a total of 678 lots. Gold lots did particularly well. Top achievers included a pair of sets of American Eagle gold bullion coins, from 1991 and 1992, with each set containing four coins and in the original government packaging Two 1978 South African gold ($5,423); a Copper Block Buffet Krugerrand dies, each one ounce, This copper block buffet gold nugget gold nugget token from Valdez, designed by Paul Kruger, sold for token from Valdez, Alaska, went for Alaska ($2,000); and two 1978 $1,563. $2,000. gold Krugerrand dies, each one

An American Mining Company (Michigan) stock certificate, one of only two known, issued in 1902 to R.H. Rickard for 29 shares, sold for $5,250. ounce designed by Paul Kruger ($1,563). Day three featured mining collectibles (691 lots, geographically sorted) and militaria (59 lots). Day four included directories, firearms and weaponry, cowboy collectibles, tools, toys, automotive stocks, checks, Gold Rush items, pens and pencils, spoons, World’s Fair and Exposition memorabilia, locks and keys, and general Americana. Day five had general Americana that was geographically sorted, foreign items, railroadiana, Wells Fargo & Express collectibles, and postal history. There were 702 lots in total. For more information, call Fred Holabird at either 775-8511859 or 844-492-2766 or email fredholabird@gmail.com.

How Can One Item Have Nine Different Values? “What’s It Worth?” Antiques Minute By Mike Ivankovich “Value” can be a very subjective number and will vary depending upon what type of value you’re seeking. Here are nine different values that can apply to the same item. 1. Book value. What does the price guide say it’s worth? Remember that the prices in most price guides are what you should expect to “pay” for an item, not necessarily what you can expect to “sell” an item for. And also remember that most book values are far outdated. 2. Insurance replacement value. What would it cost to replace an item if yours

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achieved. 6. Cash value. “I know you’re asking $5,000, but I’ll pay you $3,000 cash today.” If you accept the offer, that’s your “cash value.” 7. Appraised value. Whether a paid, formal, written appraisal for which you pay an appraiser or a free appraisal obtained at an “Antiques Roadshow” style event, appraised values are nothing more than opinions of value. Sometimes high, sometimes low, but still nothing more than one person’s opinion of value. Ask five different appraisers, you’ll probably receive five different opinions of value. Beware of those appraisers who offer “feel good” values that are rarely achievable today. 8. Net value. What’s the

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anticipated remaining value after all commissions, delivery fees, advertising charges, and other expenses have been deducted from the gross sale amount? 9. Liquidation value. This is usually the most frequently requested number. “What can I sell it for today?” And depending on the desirability of the item, it is often the lowest value of all. What’s it worth? How can one item have so many different values? Here’s a typical example. A Victorian-era, circa 1890, marble top chest could have a “replacement value” of $500 for insurance purposes, a fair market value for probate or estate tax purposes of $250, and a liquidation value if considering selling at auction of $50. You should be cognizant of the fact that you will rarely receive the “insurance replacement value” when “liquidating at auction.” Mike Ivankovich is an auctioneer, appraiser, home downsizing expert, and host of the “What’s It Worth? Ask Mike the Appraiser” radio show that airs live on Friday mornings from 9 to 10 a.m. on WBCB 1490 AM in the greater Philadelphia area. It is available on the internet at www.WBCB1490.com. His show also airs in Denver, Co., on KEZW Cruisin 1430 AM on Saturdays from 3 to 4 p.m. MST and Sundays from 11 a.m. to noon MST and on the internet at www.Cruisin1430.com. To learn more, readers may visit www.AskMikeThe Appraiser.com.

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On July 9, 1982, Walt Disney Productions released the movie “TRON” to audiences in the United States. The film had a budget of about $17 million dollars and would go on to gross an estimated $33 million dollars in North America alone. It was a success, but Disney considered it a disappointment at the time of its release due to how financially successful most of its other films were performing at the box office. “TRON” was not regarded as a classic at the time of its release either, as its confusing plot and simplistic special effects did little to wow movie goers. “TRON” did, however, break new ground. The film appealed to computer and video game enthusiasts especially, as the central story deals with a talented former software programmer who runs a video game arcade and ends up fighting a revolution inside cyber space against a corrupt computer program. At the time of the film’s release, some of the most popular video games were “Pac-Man,” “Donkey Kong,” “Space Invaders,” and “Tempest.” This explains the appeal of the film, as it was unlike anything ever seen at the time. Disney expected the film to be much more popular than it was. The company cut an exclusive deal with Tomy Toys to make action figures and toys based on the film. Tomy would release four translucent action figures based on characters in the film along with two different colored light cycles that were featured in the movie as well. Unfortunately, the toy line was cancelled shortly after release due to poor sales and limited enthusiasm. Sadly, by 1984, “TRON” would be all but forgotten as the groundbreaking adventure film it was. Thankfully, over the next several years, the film would be released on a plethora of different media platforms. From VHS to Betamax to Laser Disc, “TRON” would be one of the most popular and most often talked about home movies from anyone who originally saw the film back in 1982. The film was so popular among enthusiasts

that subtle pop culture references alluding to “TRON” would pop up in other movies and media for the decade following its release. Ironically, by the year 2000, “TRON” was widely considered to be a cult classic movie that garnished a rabid following and a new generation of fans. This piqued Disney’s interest, and by 2005 Disney would green light work on a sequel that was highly anticipated upon its announcement. After five long years, “TRON Legacy” smashed onto movie screens in North America on Dec. 17, 2010. The film would bring back most of its original cast and go on to earn over $400 million dollars worldwide. Sadly, critics slammed the film for its cheesy plot and lackluster character development. Now, 28 years after the first film delighted fans of the original, “TRON Legacy” was a success, and the film garnished a new cult following of a new generation of fans. Parents who saw the first film in the theaters as children now took their own children to see the new one. After the success of “TRON Legacy,” Disney supposedly approved the development of a third film in the

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The hottest “TRON” collectible on the market today is the two light cycles released as part of the Tomy toy line. These can be seen selling for upwards of $200 or more when complete in their original boxes and loose light cycles have already sold for close to $100 or more each. They are quite rare and highly coveted today. Due to the futuristic look of the Tomy “TRON” toy line, most toy collectors covet the toys and they are always in demand on the secondary market. “TRON” was always known for its art deco futuristic designs, and what “TRON” enthusiast wouldn’t love to have an original “TRON” movie poster from the 1982 film hanging on their wall? If you can find a poster in very fine to near mint condition, expect to pay anywhere from $200 to $300 to obtain it, with some auctions going as high as $400.The original movie poster for the original “TRON”

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series, but as of this writing it appears to have been either cancelled or at the very least, postponed. This is not uncommon, as a lot of hardcore “TRON” enthusiasts have accused Disney of not adequately supporting the franchise. In Disney’s defense, and even with the second film grossing over $400 million dollars worldwide, those box office numbers are still low for a Disney franchise. That said, “TRON” is quite popular among video game enthusiasts, and collecting the world of “TRON” has been quite difficult due to the lack of merchandising released for the films. By far, the most collectible “TRON” items are the original 1982 series of toys created by Tomy. Any of the four action figures released sell for around $20 each if loose and complete in near mint condition. If you find any of the figures still sealed on their original cards, they can easily sell for close to $100 or more even in fair or good condition. Find those same action figures new on their cards and graded by AFA (Action Figure Authority) in the coveted 85 (near mint plus) or higher grade, and you are looking at several hundred to a thousand dollars per figure.

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2018 with little fanfare and is readily available online or at official Lego Stores. Whether it garners a following long after its release or is simply gobbled up by would-be speculators has yet to be determined, but time will tell. Still, it is not to be missed, especially if you are also an avid Lego fan. “TRON” was a franchise well ahead of its time, and Disney would be wise to listen to fans and continue to produce more films in the series. Unfortunately, until that time comes, collectors and enthusiasts have very little merchandise to collect based on the incredible world of “TRON,” and that is a real shame.

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is highly coveted today, and prices will continue to rise as more and more posters are gobbled up by collectors and enthusiasts. For those not looking to spend hundreds of dollars on a vintage “TRON” collectible, another hot collectible based on the “TRON” series that is still readily available at present time is the Lego Ideas “TRON Legacy” Light Cycle set. It is Lego set number 21314 and retails for only $34.99. Lego has a history of discontinuing sets very quickly, so this will be one to watch on the secondary market once Lego stops production on it. The set was released in March

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A close-up of the brown and blue diamond-shaped floret and brown tulip rim.

This design is on a marked Mayer U.S. Marks on Pottery, Porcelain pottery bowl. It was found at the Kempton Antiques Show for $10. & Clay” by Lois Lehner, 1988. Also see: Earl and Ada Robacker’s 1978 book, “Spatterware and Sponge: Hardy Perennials of Ceramics,” and Arlene and Paul Greaser’s 1964 book, “Homespun Ceramics: A Study of Spatterware,” for more on this niche category of china. The blue daisy-like flowers surrounded by a curvature of blue leaves is a common design as seen on the outside (also inside rim) of this large scalloped rim bowl. Variations of this motif include a pink flower with green leaves. Typically both are blue.

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brown tulip border with inner blue orchid border on brown leaves very similiar to Mayer. And the Willets Manufacturing Co. in Trenton was known for the blue diamond-shaped floret. Florets were common Mayer This is a maker’s mark from the Mayer motifs, along with interlocking Pottery Manufacturing Company at the chains. Potteries bought from Arsenal Pottery in Trenton, N.J., circa the same cut-sponge suppliers. 1880. What forms did the Mayer pottery produce? Various size an array of forms and design shallow oval baking dishes, patterns. Images are by the cups, saucers, round bowls of various sizes, round bowls with author, and items are from scalloped rims, spittoons, his collection. Ref: “Joseph Mayer’s round plates, and oval platters were all made at the Mayer Arsenal Pottery Dump Part 3: Cut Sponge Decorated operation. Writers and collectors Earl Ironstone China” by William and Ada Robacker collected Liebeknecht (Newsletter of the Mayer Pottery. Horst Auctions in Potteries of Trenton Society), Ephrata, Pa., sold the Robacker Dec. 2001, Vol. 2 Issue 3/4. “Lehner’s Encyclopedia of collection in a series of sales in 1989. During session one, a marked oval dish with green and red design brought $65; six plates, stamped and all with the common blue chaplet design, $180; and six cups and saucers, all blue chaplet design, marked, sold for $155. Various forms and design motifs from the Mayer The photos show Pottery.

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A large size oval Mayer platter with green swag-like leaf design and light purple rose with green wreath-like design on rim and inner oval.This platter was purchased for $90.

This is a large oval Mayer baking or serving dish with light purple inner floral design with green three-petaled design and a green diamond and oval rim border.

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19809 N. Wilmington 302-792-0555 THE ZEPPELIN & THE UNICORN AT THE RED BARN, 400 Silverside Road, Sun., Mon., Wed. 12-5, Closed Tues., Thurs. thru Sat. 10-6. Antiques, unique items. zeppelinandunicornantiques.com

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Locati’s November Online Sale Brings Good Results

Happy Holidays!

David Hockney Lithograph Realizes $4,600 ®

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This John Hauser (1859-1913) oil-onboard painting realized $3,100. A Fayetteville, N.C., Federal walnut inlaid huntboard sold for $6,750. online sale. For directions or further information, readers may visit www.locatillc.com.

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Locati. Locati LLC, located in suburban Philadelphia, specializes in downsizing and estate liquidation. They offer free Saturday appraisals at their Maple Glen location. In addition, Locati has a monthly on-site preview for each

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This Alexander Calder (American 1898-1976) lithograph realized $1,400.

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Locati LLC of Maple Glen, Pa., presented its latest online sale from Nov. 5 to 19. Locati’s monthly online-only auction was comprised of over 700 lots including a wide range of items such as furniture ranging from the 18th through the 20th centuries, interesting Eastern European art and estate jewelry. “This was a large and eclectic sale. We seem to be doing better with modern art these days, especially with well-known artists such as David Hockney,” stated co-owner Michael Locati. Highlights included a Fayetteville, N.C., Federal walnut inlaid huntboard, which realized $6,750; a David Hockney (British b. 1937) lithograph, which brought $4,600; and a John Hauser (1859-1913) oil-on-board, which sold for $3,100. “We love to offer the unexpected. This sale was full of unusual pieces,” mentioned

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Winslow Homer Exhibition Examines The Relationship Of His Art To Photography Expansive Exhibit Includes More Than 100 Homer Paintings, Drawings, Prints, Photographs And Archival Materials

Winslow Homer’s (1836–1910) “Cliff at Prout’s Neck” is a ca. 1883-87 albumen silver print, 3 5/8-by-4.5 inches from the Bowdoin College Museum of Art, Brunswick, Maine, and a gift of the Homer Family.

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Conservancy and Museum of Art. About the Brandywine Conservancy and Museum of Art The Brandywine Conservancy and Museum of Art preserves and promotes the natural and cultural connections between the area’s beautiful landscape, historic sites, and important artists. The Conservancy protects the lands throughout the Brandywine Valley, developing new conservation approaches and assuring access to majestic open spaces and dependable water supplies for generations to come. The Museum of Art presents and collects historic and contemporary works of American art, engaging and exciting visitors of all ages through an array of exhibitions and programs. The Brandywine unites the inspiring experiences of art and nature, enhancing the quality of life in its community and among its diverse audiences. About the Bowdoin College Museum of Art The collections of the Bowdoin College Museum of Art in Brunswick, Maine, are among the most comprehensive of any college museum in the United States. Collecting commenced over 200 years ago with a major gift from the college’s founder, James Bowdoin III, and his family that included Gilbert Stuart’s magnificent portraits of Thomas Jefferson and James Madison. The museum is housed in the landmark Walker Art Building, designed in 1894 by Charles Follen McKim. Located on the historic quadrangle of Bowdoin College, the building is graced by murals by John La Farge, Kenyon Cox, Elihu Vedder, and Abbott Thayer. A $20.8-million renovation and expansion in 2007 provided a stunning setting for objects as diverse as monumental Assyrian reliefs from Nimrud, Iraq; European Old Master paintings; and works by American modernists. The museum is the centerpiece of Bowdoin’s vibrant arts and culture community and offers a wealth of academic and educational programs.

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Winslow Homer’s (1836–1910) “Eight Bells,” an 1886 oil-on-canvas, 25 3/16-by-30 3/16 inches, is from the Addison Gallery of American Art, Andover, Mass., and a gift of an anonymous donor. Photo courtesy of the Addison Gallery of American Art, Phillips Academy, Andover, Mass., Art Resource, N.Y.

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Napoleon Sarony’s (1821-1896) “Winslow Homer in New York” is an albumen silver print from 1880, measuring 5 7/80-by-4.25 inches, courtesy of Bowdoin College Museum of Art, Brunswick, Maine, and a gift of the Homer Family.

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His use of various media came from his interest in probing the way things look and the challenge of portraying them realistically. Homer often borrowed certain elements, the cropping, the blur of the background and the flatness of the composition, from photographic convention, yet his painting, based on unique optical experiences, was an artistic creation reflective of myriad decisions. To Homer, paintings had the potential to make a subject more clearly understood. Photography added to that conversation about how to portray the world around him. Organized by the Bowdoin College Museum of Art (BCMA), “Winslow Homer: Photography and the Art of Painting” is curated by Frank H. Goodyear, BCMA co-director, and Dana E. Byrd, Bowdoin College assistant professor of art history. The exhibition features a rich selection of work drawn from the BCMA’s incomparable holdings of Homer’s art and archival materials and from more than 20 major institutions, including the Addison Gallery of American Art, the Cooper Hewitt National Design Museum, the New Britain Museum of American Art, the Portland Museum of Art, and the Wadsworth Atheneum. “Homer gave visual form to the American experience in the second half of the 19th century and has been highly influential to generations of artists, including many of those in the Brandywine’s collection,” said Thomas Padon, director of the Brandywine River Museum of Art. “Because of this, ‘Winslow Homer: Photography and the Art of Painting’ will have

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Winslow Homer’s (1836–1910) “The Fisher Girl,” from 1894, is an oil-oncanvas, 28.25-by-28.25 inches, from the Mead Art Gallery of Amherst College, Amherst, Mass., and a gift of George D. Platt, Class of 1893.

Winslow Homer’s (1836–1910) “The Nooning” is a ca. 1872 oil-on-canvas, 13 5/16-by-19 5/8 inches, from the Wadsworth Atheneum Museum of Art, Hartford, Conn., through the Ella Gallup Sumner and Mary Catlin Sumner collection fund. Photo courtesy of Allen Phillips/Wadsworth Atheneum.

particular resonance here, and we are thrilled to be the second and only other destination for this remarkable exhibition.” An illustrated catalogue authored by Goodyear and Byrd and published by Yale University Press accompanies the exhibition. The catalogue serves as a significant contribution to the study of Winslow Homer and the cross-disciplinary study of painters and photography in American art. The exhibition was made possible in part by Bank of America and is supported by an indemnity from the Federal Council on the Arts and the Humanities. At the Brandywine, additional major sponsors include Linda L. Bean, the Robert J. Kleberg Jr. and Helen C. Kleberg Foundation, the Davenport Family Foundation, and William C. and Laura Buck. About the Brandywine River Museum of Art The Brandywine River Museum of Art features an outstanding collection of American art housed in a 19thcentury mill building with a dramatic steel and glass addition overlooking the banks of the Brandywine. The museum is open daily from 9:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. (except Thanksgiving Day and Christmas Day) and is located on Route 1 in Chadds Ford, Pa. Admission is $18 for adults, $15 for seniors ages 65 and over, $6 for students and children ages 6 and up, and free of charge for children 5 and younger and Brandywine Conservancy and Museum of Art members. Guided tours of the Andrew Wyeth Studio, N. C. Wyeth House and Studio, and the Kuerner Farm, all National Historic Landmarks, are available daily (for an additional fee) from April 4 through Nov. 18; advance reservations are recommended. For more information, call 610-388-2700 or visit www.brandywine.org/museum. The museum is one of the two programs of the Brandywine

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This fall, the Brandywine River Museum of Art will present “Winslow Homer: Photography and the Art of Painting,” exploring the surprising role photography played in the evolving practice of one of America’s most iconic artists. On view through Feb. 17, 2019, the exhibition will feature approximately 50 paintings, prints, watercolors and drawings from all major periods of the artist’s career, as well as a comparable number of photographs collected by Homer. “Winslow Homer: Photography and the Art of Painting” examines the role the relatively new medium of photography played in Homer’s evolving practice. The exhibition presents a full picture of the artist’s working methods and includes noteworthy archival objects, such as two wooden dolls used as models, his palette and two of the three cameras he owned. As a young artist for Harper’s Weekly during the Civil War, Homer utilized photographs as source material for some of his drawings, including Alexander Gardner’s famous photograph of Lincoln’s first inauguration, which provided Homer with the pictorial information he needed to construct his own detailed view of the event. This exhibition documents Homer’s post-Civil War travels to newly popular tourist destinations such as the White Mountains of New Hampshire, the Catskills and Adirondacks of New York, and Cape Ann in Massachusetts. In his travels, he was introduced to a new type of photography, commercially produced views to promote tourism. These photographs captured a moment in time and effects like glare, blur and shadow that the eye might not perceive. Homer quickly understood that photography could provide fresh, immediate perspectives that he could incorporate into his paintings. During the last three decades of his life, Homer often created compositions of the same subject in different mediums, including painting, printmaking and photography.

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21ST CENTURY ANTIQUES 6TH ANNUAL

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As the World’s Largest Collectibles Auctioneer, Heritage Auctions can provide the highest possible financial return for your vintage trading cards and sports collectibles. Cash advances and outright purchase offers are always available for quality material, and we are happy to provide free appraisals. And Heritage has never been late with a single consignment settlement check in our 40+ years in operation.

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Victorian miniature compass, Obsolete coins - Large cents, silver type sets, Indian pennies, WWII Nazi silver marks. Asian erotica in solid silver, copper. Toys: 1901 Winchester Repeating Arms Signal Cannon, Cragstan Mr. Robot, Schuco mini bears, early still banks, German penny toys, Schuco Racing set MIB, Weeden steam toys MIB, 1939 Corning Cowardly Lion glass, Little Orphan Annie comics, more unlisted. Terms: Cash or Check w/proper ID. CC w/3% processing fee. NJ sales tax collected w/o a valid resale number. Questions? Call 609-877-6843. email: dolltoy@hotmail. Start the new year off with a com. Day of sale call 609-560-3247. A limited number of lots will be available for online bidding bang at our high quality super through Auction Mobility. 10% in house sale! Our consignors save the very Buyer’s Premium to benefit the Burlington best for this auction. City Performing Arts. Food by Southern Cuisine Special Mention: Vintage Eames Catering. Bar will be open. Chair & matching ottoman, mid-century Directions: From North - Rt. 295 S. to Burl/ Brutalist desk chair, Finned Satellite Mt. Holly Exit. 541 N/W to Burlington. Once chandelier, 1991 Design Institute America in City, 541 becomes High St. Continue on chrome & glass side table, Golden Hour mid High into Burlington, cross Rt. 130. Left on W. Pearlcentury clock NRFB, 1840 Muslim campaign last left you can make. VFW is 2 blocks on right. From chair, African carved King’s seat, Art Deco Phila.: 95 N. to Betsy Ross Br., cross into NJ. Take Rt. bookends, Original 1864 AM Edition Philadelphia Daily 130 N. 10 mi. Left on High (Rt. News w/Lincoln’s Assassination, Framed Victorian 541). 541 Follow above directions. mourning hair flower, antique inkwell, Chiropractic Signs Sig posted. lighted Anatomic Nervous System, french horn, German violin, Tramp Art Puzzle, Little Black Sambo whirligig. Chromo lithos of little girls with kittens, Hubley & other cast-iron horse, dog & cat doorstops, Rare Hubley Rhino penny bank, Dachshund Boot Scraper, celluloid collar box, mother-of-pearl inlaid plates, Memory Beanies, 1903 Pennsylvania map on linen, 2 volume Uncle Tom’s Cabin, deco hotel desk bell, hand turned wood pounce pots, Burlington indentures & deeds, Roycroft books, deco lamp w/ladies, early Mt. Holly Fair booklet, Burlington County agricultural fair booklets, 1937 Forgotten Towns of Southern New Jersey, golf trophies from Perry Como estate, figural clocks & bookends, folk art walking sticks, antique sports items, mid-century carved Achatit masks, French Cigarette dispenser, MGM Grand Wizard of Oz artwork, Plume & Atwood beehive lamps, Knights of Columbus regalia. Glass & Pottery: Murano vase & clown, Roseville baby plate, Mary Gregory glass, Southwest pottery collection, Tiffany Glass Dessert set, large Hummel Umbrella Boy & Girl, end of day glass canes, Volkstedt Porcelain, Lalique ceiling shade, gas lampshades, antique paperweights, matched sets of mantle vases. Jewelry & Coins: Gold, sterling, amber, malachite, cameos, micro-mosaics, Victorian, Mexican & Southwest silver, Jade, Cinnabar, precious & semiprecious stones, hatpins, Tiffany. Gold Tipped canes,

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Annual Year End Auction of Antiques, Primitives & Advertising THREE DAY AUCTION - THURS., FRI., & SAT., DECEMBER 27TH-28TH- 29TH, 2018 Location: 17020 DOVER ROAD, DUNDEE, OHIO 44624 * One mile east of Mount Eaton, Ohio on State Route 250 * 400 lots SINGLE OWNER COLLECTION to include: Spool cabinets, 2 wheel coffee grinders, wooden buckets, barrels, grain measures, rare RR light, butter churns, coach lamps, 5+ small cannons, wall mount coffee grinders, wall phones, copper kettles, butter bowls, sugar buckets, sleigh bells, Griswold pieces, spiral hay spear plus too many items to list! This is an auction you donâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t want to miss! Lots of primitives and hard to ďŹ nd pieces. DAY TWO - 9:00 A.M.: 500+ lots of PRIMITIVES, FURNITURE, ANTIQUES to include: Rare Civil W War cannon, 2 early muskets, swords, painted cabinets, dry sinks, quilts; Griswold collection to include two Santa Sa Claus molds, lamb and rabbit molds; bucket benches, decorative crocks, hanging cabinets, pie safes, cubby cabinets, two stacking barrister lawyer bookcases, lots of small primitives. A very small list for such a large sale! DAY THREE - 9:00 A.M.: 350+ lots of ADVERTISING, SIGNS, THER THERMOMETERS to include: 40+ advertising clocks to include John Deere, IH, Soda, Gas & Oil; Signs to include Phillips 66, Goodyear, Valvoline, SOHIO, Buick Neon, Mobil Gas, livestock/farm, gas/oil, soda and much more; pedal cars including rare Zephyr; gas pumps; Mohawk Tire; Evinrude outboard motors; Veedol; visible gas pump; 5 cent slot machine. Lots of great pieces and more coming in! NOTE: Each day is packed with great items. Come in and spend three days with us! Many hotels in the area, including The Inn at Amish Door, just 4 miles away. Be sure to mention the auction house at the time of reservation. TERMS: CASH - CHECK with proper ID - CREDIT CARD. 10% BUYERâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;S PREMIUM ON ALL SALES â&#x20AC;˘ 4% ADDITIONAL FOR CREDIT CARD PAYMENT. FOOD STAND ON PREMISES.

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Arts Of The American West Auction Breaks Department Record At Leslie Hindman Auctioneers

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Navajo Second Phase Variant Chief’s Blanket From Estate Of Steve And Peggy Fossett Sells For $57,500

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www.hartzellsauction.com The Tlingit Chilkat dance blanket, third quarter of the 19th century with classic design featuring totemic imagery, woven with mountain goat’s wool, dyed yellow, green and brown, 63-by-52 inches, sold for $50,000. It was from the estate of Steve and Peggy Fossett, Carmel, Calif.

the phone to a gallery in New York. “The Rattlesnake” #69 holds particular significance because it was the first of Remington’s bronzes to be cast at his favorite foundry, Roman Bronze Works. Additionally, the piece depicts a variation of the same subject matter as

This Navajo child’s blanket, circa 1865-70, having alternating banded design interspersed with T-form motifs, composed of cochineal dyed Saxony and ravelled bayeta yarns and indigo blue, 30-by-53 inches, sold for $30,000. It was from the estate of Steve and Peggy Fossett, Carmel, Calif.

Frederic S. Remington’s (American, 1861-1909) “The Rattlesnake,” #69, bronze with brown patina, inscribed “Copyright Frederic Remington, ROMAN BRONZE WORKS INC. N-Y-” (on base) and “No. 69” (inside the base), 24 inches high, sold for $225,000. It was from the estate of Augusta G. Bloom, Evanston, Ill.

Wishing you and your family a very Merry Christmas with a happy and healthy New Year! From everyone at

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the auction. Steve Fossett was most well-known as a groundbreaking adventurer who set records in aeronautics, air ballooning and cross-country skiing. The highest selling lot from the estate, a Navajo second phase variant chief’s blanket, realized $57,500. A Lakota Sioux buckskin war shirt once owned by venerable collector George Gustave Heyes sold for $52,500. Also exceeding expectations was a Tlingit Chilkat dance blanket that sold for $50,000 against a presale estimate of $8,000-$12,000 and a Navajo child’s wearing blanket that sold for $30,000 against a presale estimate of $20,000-$25,000. “The caliber of property Continued on page 15

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Remington’s most popular sculpture, “The Bronco Buster.” Property from the estate of Steve and Peggy Fossett, from both their Beaver Creek and Carmel, Calif., houses, drew interest through the entirety of

Olaf Wieghorst’s (Danish/American, 1889-1988) “Buckin’ for Bucks,” circa 1954, oil-on-canvas, signed “O. Wieghorst” (lower left), measuring 24-by-20 inches, sold for $68,750. It was from the collection of M. Anthony Greene, Jackson, Wyo.

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Newly Released “Overstreet Price Guide To Star Wars Collectibles” Packed With Current Market Information Forty-one years ago, audiences worldwide were introduced to Luke Skywalker, Princess Leia and a captivating cast of quirky characters from a distant realm that defied all imagination in George Lucas’ “Star Wars” galaxy. With the release of each subsequent film in the franchise came the merchandise, such as action figures, vehicles, playsets, posters and scores of other products that organically formed a specialty collecting category of their own. Now a mature market with gravity-defying auction prices that seem to know only one direction, up, “Star Wars” collectibles continue to attract new fans, but keeping up with increasing values and tracking the latest auction prices can be daunting. Diamond Comic Distributors and Gemstone Publishing President and CEO Steve Geppi had long observed this and inspired Amanda Sheriff and Robert M. Overstreet to collaborate on the comprehensive 416-page “Overstreet Price Guide to Star Wars Collectibles,” which was

just released. Published by Gemstone, the new book takes a holistic approach, first educating the reader about “Star Wars’” history and its various eras, then breaking down each collecting subcategory with chapters from knowledgeable guest contributors. “Star Wars” trading cards, comic books, talking toys, video games, movie posters, Christmas ornaments, original artwork, each of a myriad of subtopics, is covered in depth through informative commentary from a number of knowledgeable contributors. Bonus chapters delve into the fascinating offshoots of the “Star Wars’” phenomenon, such as how conceptual art was created, the marketing machine behind “Star Wars” collectibles, and how one super-fan, Russell Branton, amassed a world-class collection of “Star Wars” action figures that would sell for recordsetting prices. In a Q&A-style interview, Branton, whose jaw-dropping “Star Wars” prototypes and other rarities caused a feeding

frenzy in a series of auctions conducted by Hake’s in 2017 and 2018, reveals how he educated himself, found sources from which to buy, and ultimately amassed the stellar “Star Wars” action figure collection. His 1978 Kenner Ben (Obi-Wan) Kenobi 12 Back-A, AFA 80 NM, double-telescoping action figure on its original blister card was auctioned for $76,700 in November 2017. Then in March of this year, Branton’s 1978 Boba Fett rocket-firing prototype (L-slot) figure realized $86,380. “Learning from insiders who’ve been involved in buying, selling and appraising ‘Star Wars’ material for decades would be a priceless resource for any collector,” said Branton. “I only wish a book like the Overstreet Guide had existed when I first became involved in the hobby.” Big, beautiful images, trustworthy information, and the latest, most reliable market prices for a vast array of “Star Wars” collectibles are the cornerstones of “The Overstreet Price Guide,” which

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G. Harvey Painting Sets New World Record To Lead Heritage American Art Auction “When Cowboys Don’t Change” Breaks Artist’s Previous Mark By $107,000 G. (Gerald Harvey Jones) Harvey’s painting “When Cowboys Don’t Change,” from 1993, sold for $516,500, surpassing the previous world record for a painting by the artist and claiming top-lot honors in Heritage Auctions’ American Art Auction held Nov. 8 in Dallas, Texas. With 11 lots bringing six-figure results, the total for the auction, which boasted a sell-through rate of 90.32 percent by value, climbed to $4,010,875. “We witnessed feverish and competitive bidding across categories, especially in the arenas of Western Art and Golden Age Illustration,” said Heritage Auctions’ director of American Art. “We had multiple bidders on each of

Legendary American artist Norman Rockwell produced three of the auction’s top lots. Multiple bidders pursued Rockwell’s “Girl with Black Eye” (The Shiner), “The Saturday Evening Post” cover study, 1953, until it sold for $275,000.The painting is yet another example of Rockwell challenging traditional gender roles.

our top lots and are thrilled with the results. Not only were records set, but we found wonderful new homes for terrific material.” Legendary American artist Norman Rockwell produced three of the auction’s top 11 lots. Multiple bidders pursued Rockwell’s “Girl with Black Eye” (The Shiner), “The Saturday Evening Post” cover study, 1953, until it sold for $275,000. The painting is yet another example of Rockwell challenging traditional gender roles by showing a girl on the receiving end of a black eye. The grin on her face suggests she might have gotten the upper hand in a schoolyard scrap, but in the 1950s, the

“She Said It for a Lifetime” (Man Receiving Gift Watch), an Elgin Watches advertisement, 1926, brought $250,000. The image was created as an Elgin Watch Company advertisement that appeared first in the June 1926 edition of “Ladies Home Journal” and then in “The Saturday Evening Post” Magazine’s July 17, 1926, edition. Through Rockwell’s image, Elgin tapped into the progressive idea of the purchasing power of women several decades before many other companies.

idea of a girl fighting was, at the very least, unusual. Rockwell reportedly added elements to the painting, including the black eye as well as the principal and secretary conferring in the background on how to handle the situation, after the original painting. An oil-on-photographic paper laid on panel, this 10.75by-9.75-inch painting is signed “Norman / Rockwell” in the lower right corner. The painting “She Said It for a Lifetime” (Man Receiving Gift Watch), an Elgin Watches advertisement, 1926, brought

Jessie Willcox Smith’s painting, “Among the Poppies, The Child in a Garden,” an interior illustration for the December 1903 edition of “Scribner’s Magazine,” sold for more than twice its pre-auction estimate when it finished at $137,500. Renowned for her ability as an illustrator, Smith was a contributor in the late 19th and early 20th centuries to many publications.

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included in the auction was spectacular,” said Hindman. “We were privileged to handle important collections from across the country and see it all culminate in good company.” Additional highlights from the auction included Olaf Wieghorst’s “Buckin’ for Bucks” from a collection in Jackson, Wyo., which realized $68,750 and

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$250,000. The image was created as an Elgin Watch Company advertisement that appeared first in the June 1926 edition of “Ladies Home Journal,” and then in “The Saturday Evening Post” Magazine’s July 17, 1926, edition. Through Rockwell’s image, Elgin tapped into the progressive idea of the purchasing power of women, several decades before many other companies embraced the idea. This 20-by-27-inch oil-on-canvas painting came from the collection of Bradley and Susan Schuchat, who have earmarked the proceeds for two scholarships, including a nursing scholarship at the University of Central Florida, in the name of their late daughter, Diane. Multiple bidders boosted the sale price for Joseph Christian Leyendecker’s “Drum Major,” the cover illustration for “The Saturday Evening Post’s” Sept. 24, 1921, edition, to $193,750. The painting was one of 322 illustrations Leyendecker completed for the magazine. Numerous bidders also drove the final price for Jessie Willcox Smith’s “Among the Poppies, The Child in a Garden,” an interior illustration for the December 1903 edition of “Scribner’s Magazine,” to more than twice its pre-auction estimate when it finished at $137,500. Renowned for her ability as an illustrator, Smith was a

contributor in the late 19th and West. Her art appears in public, early 20th centuries for many private, municipal, and publications, including museum collections through“Collier’s,” “Harper’s,” “Good out the U.S. Housekeeping” and the longOther top lots included, but running “Mother Goose” series. were not limited to, Olaf This 24-by-16-inch painting Wieghorst’s “Beef Herd,” selling was a watercolor, oil, and char- for $125,000, and Birger coal-on-board and signed in Sandzén’s “Sunset,” circa 1923, the lower left. bringing $118,750. Glenna Goodacre’s “The Norman Rockwell’s “Hope Rescue” also drew multiple it’s a New Plymouth,” a Chrysler bids before closing at $137,500. Corporation advertisement, The Texan sculptor’s monu- realized $106,250. mental bronze captures the For more information, visit pure innocence and joy of www.HA.com. youthful days, depicting two children climbing a tree to save a cat while their two peers instruct from b e l o w . Goodacre’s legacy of her public sculptures established her as one of the most G. (Gerald Harvey Jones) Harvey’s “When Cowboys Don’t prized sculptors Change,” done in 1993, sold for $516,500, setting a new of the American auction record for the artist.

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9:00 A.M.: A selection of beautiful lamps w/polished brass to include: Several GWTW style, banquet lamps, hand painted hanging lamps w/prisms, opalescent swirl hanging lamp, slag glass table lamp, cranberry hanging hall lamp & others. Brass National cash register-Model 313, lg. hand carved Victorian birdcage, Waterford crystal, teapot collection, several local church plates, American Fostoria, Candlewick, a collection of black Americana bobble heads & figurines, crystal decanters, silver-plated serving pieces, cruets, sterling silver items, glass baskets, copper lustre, Carnival glass, blue hen chicken waterer, large collection of green depression, washboard, Coca-Cola tray & items, cuckoo clock, mixing bowls, six drawer spool cabinet, decoy by Doug Gibson-Milford, early baskets, primitives, early sheet music, dolls & accessories, portrait plates, several china services, Vaseline opalescent vase, peanut butter glasses. A Selection of Rare Cast-Iron Cookware: 1941 US Army Gray & Dudley 31”x21” griddle, 20” cast-iron skillet, Griswold #8 tile top baster, Griswold #6, #7, #9, #10 & #11 tile top Dutch ovens, Wagner Ware #5 & #8 drip drop roasters, Wagner Ware drip drop baster, Griswold patty molds & more. (3) Enterprise lard & fruit presses, sausage stuffer, vintage Easter Bunny Rabbit chocolate molds - 3 sizes, Tastykake car bank, Bell Telephone trucks, vintage postcards, a large selection of local high school yearbooks to include Bridgeville, Lewes, Cape & many others. Antique Advertising Signs: Lg. porcelain Amoco, Lg. porcelain Atlantic White Flash, Lg. porcelain Coca-Cola -1935 Fountain Service, Standard Gas & Motor Oil, Coca-Cola Button White, Eshelman Red Rose Feed, “Yorkshires, Williams Yorkshire Farm, Fred M. Williams, Hartly, DE”, 42” porcelain Gulf, plastic S&H & others. Advertising Collectibles: John Deere Pedal Tractor (New In Box), Townsend Ertl toy truck (New In Box), advertising signs & crates, Little Debbie Comet Hot Rod by American Identity (New In Box), Tull & Kelly Chicks & Poults, Pocomoke City, MD adv thermometer, Dr. Legear’s Prescriptions metal shelf, Climes Dairy-Federalsburg & other Delaware milk bottles, advertising oil cans. A Large Collection Of LGB Trains & Accessories - Many Rare & Unusual New In Boxes. Collection of railroad ephemera & collectibles (calendars, stock certificates, timetables, instructions, etc.), PRR padlocks, railroad lanterns, Great Southern & Western Railway Notice, vintage wooden bowls, dough tray, & utensils, split oak basket, double whale oil lamps, pair of cast-iron bird dog door stops, cast-iron Terrier doorstop, hanging scales, Frederic Remington bronze replica - “Bronco Buster”, oil lamp w/bracket, Mikes Toy House windup tin car, reel to reel recorders. Framed Art: Several signed prints by Jack Schroeder, Boat Dock Scene signed H. Schroeder - 11/200, Preening Widgeon & Blue Bill by b Lem Ward, Seaford Train Station signed F.H. Rice, Delaware Mallard signed Bob Berry, Point Conception Lighthouse signed Sue Olson, Indian River Life Saving Station signed Katherine Brown C - #155/280, collection of duck prints, Giclee prints signed Virginia Perram, Archival Giclee print signed Martha Hudson, & others. Blue decorated & assorted crocks, glass marbles, butter churns, s spice cabinet, pottery bowls, Longaberger® baskets & pottery, Miller beer clock, Perfection parlor s stove, milk cans, pair of mantle lustres w/prisms, Delaware glass, New England wall clock & much st more not listed. m 11:30 A.M.: Guns: Remington Woodmaster Model 742 30-06 SPRG, Ruger P94DAO .40 1 ccal. w/5 magazines, Taurus “The Judge” .44 cal./.410 ga. 5 shot revolver, Pepperbox black powder pistol, CMC 3 barrel percussion pistol, Remington Model 700 ML .50 cal. black powder w/Simmons p scope, Thomas Center Arms .50 cal. black powder, Browning 12 ga. pump w/etchings, Remington sc 870 Express Magnum 12 ga. pump, Benelli Super Black Eagle 12 ga. w/Simmons scope, Benelli 8 SSuper Black Eagle 12 ga., Browning Light Twelve gold trigger 12 ga. & others. A Large Selection Of Collector Knives, Watches & Belt Buckles: Knives - Schrade scrimshaw, Old Timer & Ducks O Unlimited, Kershaw, Buckmasters, Sharp, Olsen, Solingen, Buck, Case, Barlow-DuPont, Kershaw, C. U SSchlieper-Germany, Marbles Ducks Unlimited (14 of 20), USN, Puma, LE & C 1917 US, PIC-Germany, FFranklin Mint 10 Point Buck, Buck Ltd. Ed. Ducks Unlimited, Kabar, Camillus, bayonet, handmade & others. Pocket Watches - Hamilton & Bulova DuPont, Ducks Unlimited. Buck belt buckles. o

We are still accepting tags & vehicles for this auction. Check our website for added listings. Estate Jewelry: 14k .5ctw Marquis Diamond Cluster Ring, 10k Yellow & White Diamond Halo Ring, 10k 1ctw triple band diamond ring, 14k diamond band, 14k Tanzanite & Diamond Ring, 14k Rose Gold 1ctw Diamond Cluster Ring, 18k Contemporary Design Sapphire & Diamond Ring, 14k Diamond & Sapphire Halo Ring, 14k 2ctw Men’s Diamond Ring, 14k Antique Filigree Ruby Ring,18k Antique 3/8ct Diamond Filigree Ring, 14k 2ctw Ruby Ring, and several others. $2½ Gold Coins and more collectible money not listed.

3:00 P.M.: Bedroom suites & accessory pieces, dining room furniture, jelly cupboard, early dry sink, oriental carved slant front desk, cherry dining table w/chairs, several walnut marble top tables, trunks, oak drop leaf table, Minnesota sewing machine in Victorian carved oak cabinet, maple open face washstand, oak & gilt framed beveled wall mirrors, lg. cast-iron parlor stove, oak tier table, gilt mirrors, green velvet uph. chairs, rockers, oak child’s rocker, and a selection of quality furnishings, antique and contemporary, for every room in the home. PREVIEW: Monday, December 31, 2018, from 11:00 A.M. til 4:00 P.M. Terms: Payment in full on the day of sale with cash, approved check, debit card or major credit card. A 5% clerking fee will be charged on all credit card d transactions. t ti Announcements made the day of sale supersede all advertisements. Absentee & phone bids will be accepted. No Buyer’s Premium. Auctioneer’s Note: You can’t afford to miss this First Important Auction of 2019. We are pleased to be featuring items from The Estate of George & Jane Fleetwood, Seaford, DE, a great lineup of low digit Delaware license tags, a private gun & knife collection, and other Delaware Estates and select consignments. Three auctioneers will be selling throughout the day, so bring a friend. Announcements made day of sale supersede all printed material. Visit our website to view for added listings and several color photos of items in this auction. Start the New Year out right at Wilson’s Auction by paying No Buyer’s Premium on your auction purchases.

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Good Food & refreshments will be served. There is plenty of parking, No sales tax, and No Buyer’s Premium. **Find A New Selection Of Cars, Trucks, Vans & SUVs at Our Weekly Auto Auction. Open To Dealers & Public… Every Tuesday at 6:00 P.M. (Closed December 24th & 25th)**

1:00 P.M.: Live Low Digit Delaware License Tags: 4563, C586, 7501, PC852, 8352, 1 FT188, F 9573, C2032, C2252, T484, T856, 12480, 88811. 1996 Corvette Coupe - Local, One Owner, Garage Kept w/12,600 Miles - NICE. O Delaware State Fair Stock - 10 Shares. D

Wilson’s n’s Auction Sales Sales, Inc. “Professionals On The Move”

(302) 422-3454

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www.wilsonsauction.com

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Dave Wilson, Auctioneer & Sales Manager K. Wade Wilson, Auctioneer & Customer Service Representative