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Yardley Community Centre’s Annual Antiques Show Turns 65 Successful Long-Running Show To Be Held Jan. 18 And 19 FRIDAY JANUARY 4, 2019 • VOL. 50, NO. 1

Potter & Potter Auctions’ Vintage Travel Poster Sale Takes Flight

The Yardley Community Centre’s Antiques Show turns 65 years old in 2019 and will be held on Friday and Saturday, Jan. 18 and 19. The show is a fundraiser for the ongoing preservation and upkeep of the historic Yardley Community Centre, located at 64 S. Main St. in the borough of Yardley, Bucks County, Pa. Show hours will be from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Friday and 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Saturday.

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United Air Lines Disneyland Poster Sells For $6,000 Potter and Potter’s Vintage Travel Poster Sale held Dec. 1 was first class all the way, attracting eyeballs and bids from around the globe. After the hammer fell for the last time, 94 lots realized between $500 to $999, and 39 lots made between $1,000 and $2,999. Prices reported include the company’s 20 percent buyer’s premium.

Travel posters for Disney destinations held the keys to the kingdom at this sale. Lot #634, a Stanley Walter Galli United Air Lines Disneyland example, was the top lot in the sale, selling for $6,000 (est. $500-$700). This 1950s-era piece, which generated 31 bids, was charmingly illustrated with a ferry full of families riding through a swamp safari. Lot #640, a 1983 Fly Eastern Walt Disney World poster, soared to $1,320. It featured a welcoming Mickey Mouse pointing out all the resort highlights at Walt Disney World. A lucky bidder will soon feather their nest with lot #638, a United Air Lines Presents Walt Disney’s Enchanted Tiki Room poster from 1968. This color offset litho depicted Jose the Macaw, one of the four masters of ceremonies and the main Tiki Bird at the attraction, and made $4,320. And lot #636, a 1960s-era Los Angeles Disneyland Go Greyhound poster, took the wheel at $2,880.

Posters representing India as a destination were also hot ticket items in this sale. Lot #391, a 1950sera See India Mysore Madras example produced by Associated

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Longevity and quality have clearly been the foundation for this show’s success in reaching its “senior” status. Collectors and dealers know not to miss this first show of the year in Bucks County.

Newcomers are encouraged to come to the show and discover the “finds” that have kept folks returning year after year.

The show offers a variety of

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The United Air Lines Disneyland poster sold for $6,000 (est. $500-$700).

A United Air Lines Walt Disney’s Enchanted Tiki Room Disneyland poster sold for $4,320 (est. $700-$900).

The New York World’s Fair Fly TWA Jets poster sold for $2,640 (est. $1,200-$1,800).

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Printers, made $3,120 on its $400$600 estimate. It featured the Nandi Statue, which is situated outside Mysore in the Chamundi Hills, and the devotees that travel to make offerings and pray. Lot #388, an India Car Festival At Puri poster produced by the M/S Bombay Fine Art Offset & Litho Works in 1957, raced its way to $3,120. Millions of devotees gather to drag the chariot and be blessed at this annual event. Also making a big impression was lot #400, a Taj Mahal Visit India Bangalore/Madras poster from the 1950s. This offset litho was issued Continued on page 2

Charles Dickens Handwritten Signed Quote From “A Christmas Carol” Brings $23,597 A Charles Dickens handwritten signed quotation from “A Christmas Carol” sold for $23,597 at Bostonbased RR Auction during its Fine Autographs and Artifacts Auction.

The online sale began on Nov. 16 and concluded Dec. 5.

The immensely desirable quotation on an off-white stationery sheet read, in full, “And so, as Tiny Tim observed, God bless us every one!’ Charles Dickens, Knebworth, Tuesday Eighteenth June, 1861,” housed with a handsome engraving of Dickens inside a red leather presentation folder, with attractive gilt text and design to cover and interior boards. Boasting bold handwriting and a crisp, neat signature, this handwritten quote captures the final line of Dickens’ classic 1843 novella “A Christmas Carol.”

This is only the third autographed signed quotation RR Auction has offered from the great Victorian scribe and the first from what is perhaps his most enduring and celebrated work.

Also up for auction was an Al Capone signed Christmas and New Year’s card that sold for $13,581.

The front of the card features a serene artistic portrait of the Virgin Mary cradling baby Jesus in a meadow that is signed and inscribed inside, “Your Dear Friend, Al Capone, Regards to Frank & Joe.”

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Capone grew up in a Catholic family and had attended a strict Catholic school until the age of 14.

After that, he seems to have had little to do with the church. Still, Capone was known to be especially charitable at Christmas, delivering boxes of candy, fruit baskets, turkeys, and gifts to students and teachers at local schools, in addition to dressing up as Santa Claus for family and friends. The notorious gangster’s autograph is scarce in any format, and this personal Christmas card offers a unique glimpse into his softer side.

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Exciting Exhibit Traces The Rise Of Thomas Chippendale From Hometown Hero To London Lion The India Udaipur poster sold for A poster for the India Car Festival At $2,640 (est. $300-$400).

Puri sold for $3,120 (est. $400-$600).

A Fly TWA Hollywood poster sold for $3,120 (est. $1,000-$1,500).

Fly TWA Jets from 1961, sold for $2,640. This example, which simply explodes with its fireworks themed illustration, is considered one of the rarest of all New York World’s Fair posters. And lot #8, a Fly TWA Hollywood poster featuring a Lockheed Constellation plane flying over the Hollywood bowl, with searchlights streaking the night sky, was also a breakout star in this sale.

This ca. 1955 masterpiece more than doubled its high The See India Mysore poster sold for This India travel poster sold for $2,640 estimate, selling for $3,120. (est. $300-$500). $3,120 (est. $400-$600).

“We saw strong interest in mid-century designs in this sale, which is no surprise considering current collecting trends in all fields. Chicagorelated posters also did quite well, and we’re happy to offer more in this genre early next year, so collectors should take note,” stated Gabe Fajuri, A Fly TWA San Francisco poster sold president at Potter & Potter for $3,120 (est. $800-$1,200).

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Here is an installation view of a selection of Chippendale’s drawings included in the exhibition’s second rotation. Photo courtesy of the Met. Thomas Chippendale (1718–79) has been a household name in the furniture world since the mid-18th century. He is remembered today for the furniture produced by his successful London workshop as well as his influential book of furniture designs,

A Los Angeles Disneyland Go Greyhound poster sold for $2,880 (est. $700-$900).

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The Taj Mahal, Visit India travel poster sold for $2,880 (est. $300-$400).

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Here is the statue of Thomas For more information, visit A Fly Eastern Walt Disney World poster Chippendale Sr. in Otley in the sold for $1,320 (est. $150-$250). www.potterauctions.com.

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by the Ministry of Information and Broadcasting of the Government of India and traded hands at $2,880. Lot #393, a poster illustrated with an Indian woman with intricate face jewelry hiking in the mountains with two chickens under her arm, and lot #389, a poster featuring a colorful illustration emblematic of the culture in Udaipur, added a touch of foreign intrigue to the sale. Each was produced in the 1950s and realized $2,640.

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by David Klein (1918-2005) also took off at this auction.

Klein was a talented artist best known for his work with TWA and Howard Hughes in the 1950s and 1960s. Lot #23, a ca. 1958 Fly TWA San Francisco example featuring a vibrant mid-century view of the Golden Gate Bridge, spanned its $800-$1,200 estimate to sell for $3,120. Lot #17, a New York World’s Fair

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“The Gentleman and CabinetMaker’s Director.” To celebrate the 300th anniversary of Chippendale’s birth, this exhibition looks closely at how the unprecedented publication cemented Chippendale’s name as England’s most famous cabinetmaker and also endured to inspire furniture design up to the present day.

Built around works in The Met collection, the exhibition combines the original preparatory drawings from the Chippendale workshop with a selection of British and American furniture inspired by Chippendale’s designs and aesthetic. The artist’s legacy is presented through representations in portrait painting and revival pieces from the 19th and 20th centuries. The Chippendaleinspired chair, designed in 1984 by the architects Robert Venturi and Denise Scott Brown, is one of the highlights.

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Collector Anecdotes And Antics

By Shawn Surmick When someone hears the term ancient artifacts, images of Indiana Jones embarking on a dangerous adventure in search of some lost relic are usually dancing in the forefront of that person’s mind.

That said, the “Indiana Jones” movie franchise is credited with having a lasting impact on at least one columnist in the antiques and collectibles trade, as I have always lamented that without having been exposed to the original “Raiders of the Lost Ark” movie at a very young age by my father, my entry into the antiques and collectibles world would have occurred much later. In fact, I place the entire “Indiana Jones” movie franchise well above the “Star Wars” movie franchise as having the most profound effect on both my youth and my upbringing.

Sadly, the field of collecting ancient artifacts is not nearly as exciting as most of the adventures of Indiana Jones. Simply stated, the field of ancient artifacts covers the gamut of rare and coveted antiquities to prehistoric fossils and even Native American artifacts. It is the last category that I will be focusing on here, more specifically Native American arrowheads, but first, a brief history lesson is in order.

Some of the first known Native American arrowheads were created thousands of years ago and were carved out of various materials such as flint, agate, jasper, and quartzite. They represent some of the earliest known remnants as to how our prehistoric ancestors lived. That said, collecting arrowheads is a somewhat esoteric hobby within the greater antiques and collectibles field. Over the

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Additional highlights from the sale include, but are not limited to, a rare Beatlessigned 1963 PYX program with classic Hoffman cover realizing $17,762. A Beatles limited

years, the hobby has grown considerably, and the most sought-after artifacts are unlike most of the arrowheads that casual enthusiasts may have come into contact with through museum souvenir shops or through the possessions of a close relative who owned some specimens.

Much like digging up antique bottles, arrowhead collecting was quite popular back when you could still discover lessthan-stellar specimens on plots of undeveloped land. I fondly remember my father sharing stories of his youth spent growing up around Hazleton, Pa., and him stumbling upon multiple broken arrowheads on the outskirts of undeveloped forest land.

Today, thanks to the rise of better authentication techniques and well-versed experts within the trade, the history, certification, and grading of these treasures has advanced in ways never before thought possible. Now, respected auction houses deal in these fascinating treasures. In the 1970s, ’80s, and ’90s, a plethora of fake Native American arrowheads engulfed the secondary market. Some of these fakes and forgeries were so well made that they continue to baffle some experts in the trade to this day. Others were so badly made that even casual enthusiasts with no formal training can easily identify them. The field of Native American arrowhead collecting is an advanced area of study that no novice should undertake without enlisting the skills of multiple well-respected experts in the trade.

Beginning collectors and novices who wish to spend significant amounts of money purchasing authentic artifacts should begin by reading and learning about the subject of not just Native American arrowheads, but also the

entire market for Native American artifacts in general.

Most auction houses that cater to authentic Native American arrowheads tend to also specialize in the greater Native American artifact marketplace as well. One book that is a must-have to any up and coming arrowhead collector is the most recent edition of “The Official Overstreet Indian Arrowheads Identification and Price Guide.” The guide gives an unprecedented listing as to what makes certain arrowheads valuable and lists tips for identifying certain artifacts from different time periods.

Another recent development that has greatly affected the marketplace for Native American artifacts is the advent of third-party certification and grading.

Companies like IAGA, which is short for Indian Artifact Grading Authority, can help you not only identify and authenticate your treasures, but also grade them by condition of the overall specimen.

This can help determine a fair value on the secondary market, as prices for even the most sought-after artifacts have been volatile over the years, while also breaking new records at high-profile auctions. There seems to be a lot of wealthy collectors chasing after the most coveted specimens on the market today, but would-be speculators should take note that the middle range and lower end of the market have not been affected by this same frenzy.

Occasionally, well-vetted auction houses like Morphy Auctions will hold exclusive auctions that cater to Native American artifacts. It should be stated that even though these auctions are run by experts in the industry, collectors are still encouraged to do their own research on the items they may be interested

edition set of six oversized color “outtake” photographic prints for the cover of the Abbey Road album sold for $14,826. A Robert E. Lee handwritten letter from May 11, 1861, sold for $13,021; a Pearl Harbor archive including items recovered from the

U.S.S. Arizona after the Pearl Harbor attack went for $12,154; and an original handwritten score for the 1971 classic “Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory” sold for $10,003.

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in obtaining. Unlike the field of antique bottle collecting or modern-day collecting mainstays like vintage “Star Wars” figures and toys, the hobby of collecting ancient artifacts is much more complex. A novice collector can easily spend decades studying some of the most stellar and valuable finds without even scratching the surface of what the overall market has to offer. Contrary to popular belief, most Native American arrowheads are not all that valuable, as some can be had for $1 to $40 each.

Condition, age, and rarity are what separates a $40 arrowhead from a $500 arrowhead and a $10,000 arrowhead from a $500 one. The high-end markets of this trade are not for the casual enthusiast.

In conclusion, I own several Native American arrowheads and find the pieces to be quite impressive. I should also state that I do not trust my own judgment when identifying and buying these kinds of pieces and always enlist the help of professionals to guide me in any purchases I choose to make. Should any readers decide to dabble in this exciting field of study, I strongly urge you to do the same.

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

Skinner Auctioneers’ 20th example of the work proCentury Design Auction on duced at the Marblehead Dec. 14 featured 600 lots of Pottery, as characterized by collectible objects dating its simplicity of form and decfrom the turn of the 20th oration, as well as its distinccentury to the present. tive matte glazes.

Among the highlights was Dr. Herbert Hall started an impressive Annie E. the Marblehead Pottery in Aldrich and Sarah Tutt 1904 as therapy for patients Marblehead, Mass., ceramic at his Devereux Sanitarium. vase. Originally estimated at His therapeutic workshop $10,000-$20,000, it sold for evolved into a business, and $307,500, including buyer’s in 1915, Arthur Baggs took premium. over the production operaThe circa 1909, 8.5-inch- tion and continued to protall rarity is the fourth known duce the pottery until 1936. example. One is in a private To learn more, visit collection, and one each are www.skinnerinc.com. in the permanent collections of the Art Institute of Chicago and the Two Red Roses Foundation in Palm Harbor, Fla. It was found at a yard sale by a 19-year-old picker.

In 1909, this vase was designed by Annie E. Aldrich, thrown by John Swallow, and decorated by Sarah Tutt in the Marblehead Pottery workshop.

The landscape The Marblehead, Mass., ca. 1909 landscape scene vase was dec- vase in the style of Arthur Wesley Dow depicting orated in the style haystacks in a marsh was designed by Annie E. of Arthur Wesley Aldrich, decorated by Sarah Tutt, and made by Dow, depicting John Swallow. Marked with an “M” and partial haystacks in a “P” flanking a sailing ship and the letters “A” marsh. It is consid- and “T” beneath the Marblehead mark, the ered a very fine 8.5-inch-tall vase sold for $307,500.

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Many outstanding pieces he amassed during his lifetime have been donated to major museums. Four items have remained in his family, until now, such as a Chester County, Pa., walnut spice chest, ca. 1755, with line and berry inlay (est. $20,000-$40,000); a Reading, Pa., Chippendale cherry tall case clock with floral carved tympanum and columns (est. $20,000-$30,000); a Soap Hollow paint-decorated poplar two-part Dutch cupboard, ca.

1870, retaining its original stencil decoration (est. $4,000$7,000); and a New England painted pine chair table, ca. 1750, with shoe feet (est. $4,000-$6,000).

To follow is a collection of fine jewelry of 17 pieces of sculptural gold jewelry by local sculptor André Harvey. Harvey lived and worked in the Brandywine Valley. His works were inspired by his childhood in Chadds Ford, Pa. Each piece exhibits Harvey’s remarkably intricate detailing and have been specially cast, signed and numbered by the artist. Jade

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Pook & Pook’s first auction of the New Year will be an important two-day Americana and International Auction with a spotlight on significant pieces of early American furniture.

Session one will begin at 6 p.m. on Friday, Jan. 11, and session two at 9 a.m., on Saturday, Jan. 12. Over 700 lots are set to cross the block over the two-day sale, and bidders are welcome to bid in-house via absentee or phone bid, or online on bidsquare.com.

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antiques for this sale, with several pieces hitting the market for the first time in over half a century. Day one draws its strength from four singleowner collections, including exceptional antiques from Titus Geesey, a consignment of fine jewelry from a Delaware family, international items from the estate of Kenneth and Elizabeth Johnson, and New England furniture and antique firearms from the collection of Bruce and Edie Smart. Day two will be a mix of fine art, American and international antiques, and decorative arts from the estate of Charlene Sussel.

Titus Geesey was an astute collector and personal secretary to Pierre S. DuPont. His name was well-known among Pennsylvania German collecting circles. He died in 1969.

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Pook & Pook Inc. A Nicholas Beyer, Lebanon/Dauphin County, Pa., full stock flintlock long rifle, 50 caliber, with tiger maple stock, four-piece engraved patchbox with typical long neck bird terminal, will be estimated at $15,000-25,000. $1,500-$2,500), and the Joseph Emile Albert Gruppe (est. typical with Pook & Pook’s Lehn painted sugar bucket (est. $2,500-$3,500), a portrait Americana and International attributed to Sir Joshua sales, the international portion $1,000-$2,000).

Pook & Pook is particularly Reynolds (est. $8,000-$12,000), will end with a diverse eager to present an important an Arthur Meltzer landscape offering of fine rugs, including Philadelphia Chippendale (est. $7,000-$9,000), three an excellent Heriz carpet (est. mahogany easy chair, ca. 1750. works by Levi Wells Prentice, $7,000-$9,000).

The auction will conclude With a pre-sale estimate of and half a dozen works by Ben with items from the estate of $100,000-$150,000, this excep- Austrian.

January’s two-day sale will Charlene Sussel. Sussel was tional example of early American furniture features an continue with a selection of the daughter-in-law of the legofferings. endary antiquarian Arthur J. arched crest rail, graceful out- International ward scrolling arms above a Noteworthy furniture includes Sussel. As a generous philancompass seat, boldly carved a French marquetry and thropist, Sussel donated much front legs with ball and claw ormolu mounted wine table, of her extensive collection to feet and dramatically curved labeled by Paul Sormani & museums. The collection prerear cabriole legs with pad feet. Sons, Paris (est. $1,000-$1,500); sented in this sale represents This exquisite chair has been a large George I oak gateleg those items that Charlene stripped of its upholstery and table, ca. 1730 (est. $500- chose to live with for the examined by professionals to $1,000); and an Adams style remainder of her life. A large establish its legitimacy. Other painted cane seat settee (est. portion of Sussel’s collection in Excellent this sale will be fraktur, with superb pieces of early $1,000-$2,000).

Pennsylvania furniture include Chinese export porcelain on examples by Munch, Krebs, a pair of Philadelphia offer will include a porcelain Moffly, Peterman, Zinck and Chippendale walnut dining punch bowl, ca. 1780, one side Spangenberg. The collection chairs, ca. 1760 (est. $15,000- depicting the British Navy, the also includes an elaborate $25,000); a Lancaster County reverse with a popular satirical Pennsylvania watercolor and painted poplar schrank, ca. print of the day depicting John cutwork fraktur scheren1780 (est. $20,000-$40,000); Bull and his French counter- schnitte, early 19th century and a Berks County painted part scowling at one another (est. $4,000-$7,000); two pine dower chest, dated 1769 (est. $3,000-$5,000); a blue Auguste Edouart cutout silhouFitzhugh bowl (est. $300-$500); ettes of Philadelphia gentle(est. $3,000-$5,000).

Eighty-five works of fine art a miniature tea service (est. men (est. $500-$1,000); and a a turquoise portrait by William Merritt include those by Isaac $400-$800); Nuttman (est. $15,000-$25,000), ground jardinière (est. $400$600); and an assembled tea service (est. $500-$1,000).

Also of note are the four pieces of Chinese Qing dynasty porcelain (est. $500$1,000); the first-edition William Lewin’s “Birds of Great Britain With Their Eggs,” ca. 1790 (est. $3,000$5,000); and a late addition to the sale, the Mermod This André Harvey 18-carat yellow Freres coin-op cylinder music Attributed to Isaac Nuttman, this gold frog on lily pad bracelet will be box with carved oak case (est. oil-on-canvas still life painting will be $2,000-$3,000). Finally, as is estimated at $15,000-$25,000. estimated at $4,000-$5,000.

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antiques, with an emphasis on country.

Featured items always include primitives and early smalls, country and traditional furniture, quilts and other textiles, folk art, china, silver, pottery, glassware, jewelry, dolls and books. Twenty dealers from Pennsylvania, New Jersey and Maryland will fill the historic community centre with their finest wares.

Just some of the returning dealers include Sandbrook Antiques of Flemington, N.J.; Serendipity of Mullica Hill, N.J.; Tina Black of Easton, Pa.; Linda Grier Antiques of Salisbury, Md.; Ayscough Antiques of Chadds Ford, Pa.; Mary Beach Antiques of Bryn Mawr, Pa.; Joy Harrington of Yardley, Pa.; Jane Ashton Antiques of Lawrenceville, N.J.; Hex Highway Antiques of Hamburg, Pa.; Theresa Bogdan Antiques of Yardley, Pa.; and

C&C Antiques of Feasterville, Pa. Visit www.YardleyComunity Centre.com for additional information, including the Yardley Borough Parking Map. For further show information, call 215-321-3528.

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selection of Historical Blue Staffordshire will cross the block, alongside Delft, mocha, lustreware, Canton, and Meissen pieces, with English miniature watercolors and bronze sculptures mixed in.

American pieces include a Jacob Eichholtz portrait (est. $800-$1,200) and a Pennsylvania Federal tiger maple tall case clock (est. $1,500-$2,500).

Fine antiques from the collection of Edie and Bruce Smart of Richmond, Va., will close out the first session. The Smarts, avid collectors for over 50 years, honed their tastes through associations with Peter Eaton and Joe Kindig. Presented in this sale are some very fine New England antiques. These include a Connecticut Chippendale cherry tea table, ca. 1775 (est. $5,000-$10,000); a Rhode Island Queen Anne mahogany compass seat dining chair, ca. 1750 (est. $3,000$5,000); a Connecticut Chippendale cherry dressing table, ca. 1770 (est. $5,000$10,000); and a Connecticut Pilgrim Century joined oak sunflower chest, ca. 1700, attributed to the shop of Peter Blin, Wethersfield (est. $5,000$10,000). The Smart collection also includes a masterful Eric Sloane landscape (est. $5,000$10,000) and eight exceptional Pennsylvania full stock flintlock long rifles. Rifles include examples by Nicholas Beyer of Lebanon County (est. $15,000$25,000), Frederick Sell of Littlestown (est. $15,000$25,000), and Jacob Haeffer of Lancaster County (est. $6,000-$9,000).

The second session of the sale will commence with an assortment of antiques from various consignors with many one-of-a-kind items crossing the block. For example, an important Charles Dickens presentation brass inkwell, with the top inscribed Charles Dickens Esqre., bearing a secondary inscription reading, “A token of Esteem and Admiration June Swinburne, Ventnor, Isle of Wight, 1840” (est. $2,000-$4,000). The rare Mt. Lebanon, N.Y., Shaker stained pine folding ladder (est. $3,000-$5,000); the pair of bronze bells from the Snow Hill Nunnery, ca. 1835 (est. $400$800); and the remarkable, massive New England burl bowl, with a 23.25-inch diameter (est. $4,000-$7,000), will surely attract the attention of treasure seekers. Pennsylvania folk art items of note include a Lancaster County Weber box in yellow (est. $8,000-$12,000), a Chester County Westtown School sampler (est.

estate will feature a Peter Derr betty lamp, ca. 1854 (est. $1,000-$1500); and a painted Indian cigar store figure, ca.

1900 (est. $1,000-$1,500).

Interested bidders are encouraged to contact Pook & Pook Inc. at info@pookand pook.com or 610-269-4040 with questions regarding condition reports; online, in-house, phone or absentee bidder registration; or to purchase a printed catalog for the sale ($40). Pook & Pook is located at 463 E. Lancaster Ave., Downingtown, Pa.

Chase (est. $4,000-$7,000). Fine Philadelphia furniture from the Sussel collection will include a Chippendale mahogany serpentine chest of drawers, ca.

1765, attributed to Jonathan Gostelowe (est. $4,000-$6,000); a Chippendale cherry tall case clock, ca. 1800 (est. $20,000$25,000); an extraordinary Queen Anne tiger maple dressing table, ca. 1755 (est. $15,000$25,000); and a Chippendale mahogany easy chair, ca. 1765 (est. $20,000-$30,000). Country Americana from the Sussel

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The Original 172nd Semi-Annual

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Daniel and Karen Olson, Newburgh, NY Perkins and Menson, Ashby, MA Pratt’s Antiques, Victor, NY James L. Price, Carlisle, PA Gene Rappaport, Strasburg, PA Joan Staufer Antiques, Fresno, OH Salt Box Antiques, Sugarloaf, PA Scott’s Antiques, Pottstown, PA John H. Rogers, LLC, New London, NH John and Amber Sinning, Elkart, IN Barbara Rew Antiques, Lewes, DE Scott Bassoff • Sandy Jacobs, Swampscott, MA Shaia Oriental Rugs, Williamsburg, VA Steve Smoot Antiques & Navajo Textiles, Lancaster, PA Sorisio’s Antiques, Leechburg, PA Lana Smith, Masonic Home, KY Jef & Terri Steingrebe, New London, NH Stephen • Douglas, Rockingham, VT Larry Thompson, Atlanta, GA Jeffrey Tillou Antiques, Litchfield, CT Steven F. Still, Manheim, PA Tanning Antiques, Pittsburgh, PA Thomas Restoration, Ltd., Laurel, MD Antique Store in Wayne, Wayne, PA Michael Whittemore, Punta Gorda, FL Marc Witus, Gladstone, NJ Richard M. Worth, Chadds Ford, PA Douglas R. Wyant, Cassopolis, MI Charley Horse Antiques, Partlow, VA

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SHOW & FLEA MARKET CALENDAR OHIO 01/26-27/19, COLUMBUS, SAT & SUN, Antiques Market, Ohio Expo Centers

FLORIDA 01/05-06/19, VENICE, SAT 10 AM-5 PM SUN 10 AM-4 PM, Antiques, 326 S Nokomis Ave, Venice Community Center

PENNSYLVANIA 01/05-06/19, NEW HOPE, SAT 8 AM-3 PM SUN 9 AM-2 PM, Antiques, Collectibles & Treasures Indoor Market, Rt 202 & 46 N Sugan Rd, New Hope Eagle Fire Co. Banquet Hall

GEORGIA 01/10-13/19, ATLANTA, THURSSUN, Antiques & Collectibles, Atlanta Expo Center

01/12/19, PHILADELPHIA, SAT 8 AM-4 PM, Flea Market, 1301 S Columbus Blvd, Penns Landing Caterets inside Sheet Metal Workers Union Bldg

02/07-10/19, ATLANTA, THURSSUN, Antique Market, Atlanta Expo Center

01/18-19/19, YARDLEY, FRI 11 AM- 5PM SAT 10 AM-4 PM, Antiques, 64 S Main St, Yardley Community Centre

ILLINOIS 01/05-06/19, ST CHARLES, SAT & SUN, Vintage Antiques, Jewerly, Collectibles, Pheasant Run Mega Center

01/19/19, QUAKERTOWN, SAT NOON-2 PM, Antique Appraisal Fair, 201 Station Rd, Quakertown Farmers Market & Flea Market

NEW JERSEY 01/06/19, WAYNE, SUN 9 AM-3 PM, Antiques & Collectibles, N Cove Rd, Wayne PAL Indoor

01/26/19, PHILADELPHIA, SAT 8 AM-4 PM, Flea Market, 1301 S Columbus Blvd, Penns Landing Caterets inside Sheet Metal Workers Union Bldg

02/03/19, WAYNE, SUN 9 AM-3 PM, Flea Market, N Cove Rd, Wayne PAL Indoor

02/01-03/19, YORK, FRI & SAT 10 AM-6 PM SUN 11 AM-5 PM, Antiques, 334 Carlisle Ave, York Expo Center Memorial Hall East

11/04/18 TO 03/31/19, GILLETTE, SUNDAYS 7:30 AM2 PM, Antiques & Collectibles Indoor Market, 500 Meyersville Rd, Meyersville Grange 188 Hall NEW YORK 01/19-20/19, SYRACUSE, SAT 9 AM-5 PM SUN 10 AM-5 PM, Antiques, 581 State Fair Blvd, The New York State Fairgrounds

02/02/19, PHILADELPHIA, SAT 8 AM-4 PM, Indoor Flea Market, 1301 S Columbus Blvd, Penns Landing Caterets inside Sheet Metal Workers Union Bldg VIRGINIA 01/05-06/19, CHANTILLY, SAT 9 AM-6 PM SUN 11 AM-5 PM, DC Big Flea & Antiques Market, 4320 Chantilly Shopping Center, Dulles Expo Center

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MARYLAND 01/12/19, FREDERICK, SAT 9 AM, Estate Auction featuring antique & modern furniture, Roseville pottery, jugs & crocks, area rugs, primitives. old dolls, sport memorabilia collections, baseball collection, advertising signs, cook books, Noritake china, lamps, mirrors, prints, old masonary tools, tools, vintage clocks etc., Frederick Fairgrounds (Indoors Bldg #12) 797 E Patrick St, Howard B. Parzow

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01/11/19, BLUE BALL, FRI 5 PM, Toy Auction featuring model toy trains, Winross trucks & die-cast toys, Blue Ball Fire Hall 4305 Division Hwy, Randy Stoltzfus & Richard Harry

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01/12/19, EPHRATA, SAT 9 AM, Tools featuring edge tools, metal planes, measuring devices, blacksmithing, adjustable wrenches, primitives, Horst Auction Center 50 Durlach Rd, Horst Auctioneers

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government to Versailles in 1682, at which point Versailles was open to all. It remained the principal royal residence through the reigns of Louis XV and Louis XVI. The etiquette that became a byword for the Versailles experience intimidated visitors,but was an effective way to manage a large and varied population with a minimum of physical compulsion. The standards of conduct put the burden on the individual

dressed to the nines and struggling not to slip on the waxed parquet. It was also a burden for royalty because it exacted consistency. “With an almanac and a watch, even at a distance of 300 leagues, you would still precisely know what he (the king) was doing,” noted one of Louis XIV’s courtiers, the duc de SaintSimon. Today, that would represent a gigantic security risk.

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By Amy Gale The price of admission was a good suit or equivalent.

For a Frenchman, this meant an embroidered silk coat, breeches, and waistcoat. The American version was monochrome brown, a “ditto suit,” so called because all parts were the same color. Other exotics, like the Siamese, appeared in white muslin robes and conical hats.

Public access to the king was a tradition in France.

Where the king was, the public could go, provided they were suitably attired and followed the rules. There were lots of rules, but also freedom in getting to know the king’s habits and livings quarters.

“Visitors to Versailles,” a recent exhibition at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York, explored the outsiders’ experience of one royal palace.

The history of Versailles is well known. It was built as a hunting lodge by Louis XIII. His son, Louis XIV, liked the place and began making alterations in 1662 when he was in his early 20s. In those years, Versailles was an exclusive retreat for the king and his circle. “No one could follow the king there without his order,” wrote his cousin, which meant “that sort of distinction intrigued the entire court, and everyone wanted to have it.”

The king’s pleasure-seeking youth was passed in the fragrant gardens and fantasy interiors inspired by Roman mythology and astronomy.

Versailles was the informal alternative to the court as represented by the Louvre.

Officialdom was embodied in “Honors of the Louvre,” a phrase that referred to privileges accorded special visitors to royal residences and continued in use after Louis XIV moved the seat of

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01/10/19, KINZERS, THURS 11 AM, Eclectic Estates Auction featuraing furniture, rugs & carpets The Hobo Village (a folk art hand carved wood encampment of ten hobos), music machines, music machines, musical instruments, ships clocks, antiques, trade stimulators, artworks, 5336 Mine Rd, Embassy Auctions International

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King spotting. The best place to see the king was in the Hall of Mirrors. For many visitors it was also the first time they glimpsed their full-length reflection (Sébastien Leclerc the Elder. View of the Hall of Mirrors, ca. 1684).

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Quality Antiques Find New Life At Cordier’s Fall Fine And Decorative Arts Auction Patek Phillipe Wristwatch Realizes $24,000

By Amelia Rundle Cordier Auctions of Harrisburg, Pa., held their Fall Antique and Fine Art Auction on Nov. 10 and 11. The sale featured quality antiques and luxury goods from many

A 14-carat, 1.6 carat diamond solitaire ring sold for $4,200.

collecting categories, drawing bidders from around the globe.

Early examples of American craftsmanship and artistry were particularly wellreceived by bidders. An intricately decorated tall case clock by Massachusetts master clockmaker Simon Willard, featuring a rocking shipautomaton, sold to a bidder online for $9,000, while an 18th-century Pennsylvania Windsor settee brought $5,000. Prices quoted are hammer prices and do not include a buyer’s premium.

The settee was one of several pieces consigned by the Rutherford House in Harrisburg. Built in 1858, the

The Charles Francoise Daubigny (French, 1817-78) painting sold for $4,200.

This antique gemstone lizard brooch realized $3,300.

mansion was the Rutherford family’s residence until 1920, when it was sold to Dauphin County. Today, it is used as a senior center.

The home and the Rutherford family played a significant role in the This 18th-century Windsor settee sold for $5,000.

Underground Railroad during the mid-1800s. Dr. William Lady” sold for $475. A large Wilson Rutherford was vice Chinese Baluster form lidded president of the Harrisburg vase dating from the 18th or Antislavery Society in 1847 and provided a station for This Patek Phillipe wristwatch brought 19th century brought $1,600.

Works by French artists, escaped slaves at his house $24,000. including Charles Francois on South Front Street. From ($4,200), and there, he sent them to what is Patek Phillipe inspired com- Daubigny, now the Rutherford House petitive bidding before ham- Antoine Blanchard, ($3,600), property, where they were mering down at $24,000 to an were popular, but sculptures

by American muralist Robert hidden in a barn. Other online bidder.

Although the market for Wyland also performed well. A antiques from the consignment included an English tall porcelain and glassware has painted cast bronze grouping of marlin by Wyland sold case clock to a floor bidder for and an early $3,900.

19th-century Mid-Century Modern needlepoint furniture has been among sampler. the best-selling cateJewelry, gories for the past several A Simon Willard rocking ship tall case both antique years, and Cordier had clock (detail of dial) sold for $9,000. and modern, designer remains a pieces in all popular catof their egory at 2018 cataCordier’s log sales. quarterly Stand-outs catalog aucin this auctions, and tion includthe installed a mirror ment feawall tured in this The Antoine Blanchard (French, 1910-88) painting sold for $3,600. and shelf set by sale was a Evans, fine selection. Top lots includ- softened over the past Paul ed a 14-carat 1.60 carat dia- decade, a range of porcelain ($1,300), and a mond solitaire ring, ($4,200), found heavy interest through- Herman Miller

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The Eagles Soared At Rich Penn’s Three-Day Sale Case Eagle On Globe Diecut Porcelain Sign Brings $7,540 The Nov. 2, 3, and 4 Rich Penn auction in Waterloo, Iowa, had a record number of bidders from across the globe for a Penn sale. With nearly 40 countries represented, prices were strong across all categories. Selling over 300 noncataloged lots kicked off day one at noon. Those lots sold at 90 lots per hour.

Day two and three were different. There were 700 lots sold the second day, and a Case eagle on globe sign took flight for top lot honors. The farm implement single-sided diecut porcelain sign in excellent condition sold for $7,540.

Material sold that session consisted of soda fountain items and toys. Among them were strong Coca-Cola items, with an original condition Vendo 44 gas station Coke machine popping a selling price of $3,960. A Vendo 81D in great

condition brought $1,980. A double-sided porcelain CocaCola “Fountain Service” sign pulled in $3,600, while another Coca-Cola porcelain sign hit $2,700, and a Coca-Cola flange sign quickly coaxed up bidding to $1,925. All prices include the buyers’ premium.

Other soda signs appealed to bidders as well. Several rare Whistle signs brought strong interest. A 1948 selfframed Whistle sign quickly snapped up a $2,475 top bid, while a larger example, but not in quite the same great condition, still chirped out a $2,088 selling price. A near mint 7up “Fresh Up” selfframed and embossed metal sign did indeed live up to its slogan, “It Likes You.” In fact, it

liked bidders so well, they stepped up the bidding to $2,227. Root Beer brought frothy interest as well. After a frenzy of internet bidding, a near mint Hires self-framed metal sign with large bottle graphics brought $2,400.

Throughout the auction, toys were strong too. A rare Gendron “Spirit of St. Louis” pressed steel pedal airplane flew away in clear skies with a $2,750 bid in the cargo hold.

An early (ca. 1930s) batteryoperated Bing sedan rolled away with a $3,190 bid in tow.

A Dark Town Battery mechanical bank hit a line drive bid to bring home $1,920. The Buddy “L” collection offered, one of the largest to come to market in recent years, did well

throughout. A Buddy “L” Road Roller, Model 290, in restored condition, sold for $1,650. A trencher on treads brought $2,200, and a Model 208 Coach packed in a $2,320 bid. The TReproduction Buddy “L” toys did well too. A Tugboat No. 3000 chugged away pulling a $2,200 bid, and a second one went for $2,160.

The soda fountain session had some intriguing items. An unusual cast-iron ice cream table, with swing-out seats, realized $3,000. The Eskimo Pie “Magic Cooler” with graphics and cast Eskimo feet attracted a selling price of $1,920. Syrup dispensers now seem to be making a good comeback from lower prices in recent years. A good original Ward’s Orange-Crush syrup dispenser, the color added version, sold for $1,680.

The Ward’s was followed by a Fowler’s Cherry Smash dispenser; with some roughness on the bottom, it still pumped out a $1,650 selling price.

A toy Bing sedan with motor, very rare, no dents, motor in great working condition, gears excellent, two battery compartments very clean with no corrosion, attached steering cable intact, 100 percent original with driver, ca. 1932, sold for $3,190.

The Whistle soda fountain sign, selfframed embossed metal by T.W. Co.MI-14, dated 1948, in near mint condition, 30-by-26 inches, sold for $2,475.

A Case eagle on globe trade sign, handcarved wood, flat on back, originally mounted for use at a Case dealership in southern Indiana, early 1900s, 27 inches high, sold for This Dark Town Battery mechanical bank, manufactured by J.& E. Stevens, Feb. 2, 1875, cast-iron with original paint, with minor wear, sold for $1,920. $3,025.

This Coca-Cola “Drink Coca-Cola Ice Cold” double-sided metal flange sign, marked AM 8-51, mint condition, went for $1,925.

The Case farm implement eagle on globe single-sided diecut porcelain sign in excellent condition, 81 inches high, sold for $7,540.

From the drug store to the gas station, more great pieces kept coming across the block.

A porcelain single-sided Ford Authorized Service Station sign in very good condition pumped up a bid of $2,090. A double-sided metal flange Racine Tires sign, by Chas W. Shonk Co. and in new-oldstock condition, rolled up a top bid of $2,784. One of the petroliana pieces with the greatest graphics was a display cabinet for the Tire Saver Alligator Boot; the “Alligator” lithography was by “The American Art Works, Coshocton, OH.” The alligator snapped up a big bid of $3,740. Another tire-related piece with strong interest was a Firestone Tires reversepaint-on-glass light-up sign in metal can. It brought $1,740.

A Coca-Cola machine, Vendo V-81D, one of the most sought-after Coke machines, can vend many different sized bottles plus nine different brands. Embossed steel, produced in mid- to late 1950s, 60 inches high, it sold for $1,980.

There were several Case implement pieces that brought bidder interest from across the country. A rare carved wooden example of the same eagle on globe sign Continued on page 13

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Rich Penn Continued from page 12

mentioned earlier, but 27 inches high, brought $3,025.

Coin-op collectors always have a range of machines to put their money in. The two top selling pieces were both Wurlitzer jukeboxes. A beautiful model 800, ca. 1941, in original working condition, played for $3,575. A newer model 1700, ca.

1954, also in great original working condition, went to a new home for $3,190. An early Seeburg model 8200, with an older restoration and also in working condition, sold for $1,920. A working condition figural carved Indian with a Mills slot machine rounded up a bid of $1,980, while a Rockola Sweepstakes trade stimulator sold at $1,680. An excellent Pulver Too Choos gum machine with the Yellow Kid figure dispensed a bid of $1,320.

There were several examples of more unusual pieces

A toy Buddy “L” trencher with treads, painted pressed steel, with overall rust This toy Buddy “L” coach, model 208, painted pressed steel, green with and paint wear, sold for $2,200. belt-line striping, sold for $2,320.

This soda fountain syrup dispenser, Ward’s Orange-Crush, color added version, figural ceramic dispenser with correct replacement ball-style pump, 14 inches high, sold for $1,680.

This 7up soda fountain sign, “fresh up with 7up it likes you,” self-framed embossed metal in black wood frame, marked “16-V 10-48, manufactured

by Stout Sign Co. St. Louis, MO,” in near mint condition, 57.5-by-19.5 inches, sold for $2,227.

The soda fountain syrup dispenser Fowler’s Cherry Smash ceramic ballshaped dispenser with original Cherry Smash pump, in excellent condition with minor roughness on bottom, 15 inches high, went for $1,650.

selling on both days.

Saturday’s example was the Van Berkel’s Original, ca. 1912, meat slicer. It appeared to be complete, but untested. It still sliced up a nice thick bid of $2,040. A vintage movie camera from the Feerless Camera Co., Hollywood, Calif., likely just a movie prop, captured $4,500 on day three.

“This was such a fun auction, with huge variety of

great Buddy ‘L’ toys. And there are more coming in our spring auction in April! It made me think of all the kids that must have been wild with excitement on Christmas morning.

Collections like this one really make our business fun.

And we’re very happy with the results. That’s all we can ask for,” remarked Penn.

Rich Penn Auctions will be holding another large auction at the Five Sullivan Bros.

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An automotive sign for Racine Tires, two-sided litho-on-metal flange by Chas W. Shonk Co. Litho-Chicago, no.

L1561, 13.5-by-14 inches, realized $2,784.

The coin-operated jukebox, Seeburg model 8200, 5-10-25 cent, 20 selections, older restoration, ca. 1941, sold for $1,920.

This coin-operated jukebox, Wurlitzer model 800, a rare 24 selection The toy Buddy “L” tugboat, no. 3000, manufactured by T-Reproductions- The Coca-Cola sign, “Drink Coca-Cola Delicious & Refreshing,” self-framed and machine designed by Paul Fuller, Johnson City, TN, ca. 2015, painted pressed steel, red with gold pin-striping, porcelain, manufactured by Tennessee Enamel Manufacturing Company, arched top and bubble tubes with decals that read “Buddy “L” Navigation Co.” on bow, 28 inches long, sold for Nashville, ca. 1931, in near mint to mint condition, 36-by-60 inches, realized zebra-type effect, plays 78s, ca. 1941, sold for $3,575. $2,700. $2,160.

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Destination Versailles. In 1682, Louis XIV removed the seat of government from Paris to Versailles (Pierre Denis Martin the Younger. View of the Château de Versailles from the Parade Grounds, 1722).

Louis XIV had to create a new invitation-only retreat. This was Marly, a small nearby estate. As he passed by, hopeful courtiers would murmur, “Sire, Marly.” There were always more requests than places. The guest list was published before each stay.

Message received. Everyone had to submit. That included diplomats, who received explicit status signals at Versailles. Access to the Cabinet du Conseil, which was the room where the king met with his advisers, was controlled by an enfilade of double doors opening, or not opening, as the case may be.

Both doors would fly open on the approach of an ambassador, but a mere envoyé extraordinaire would have to make his way through a succession of single doors. The synchronization depended on a cadre of observant and dexterous stage hands, in effect.

Some diplomatic missions entered into palace lore. Most famous is the Siamese embassy of 1686.

Exceptionally, it took place in the Hall of Mirrors instead of the king’s bedroom and was attended by 1,500 spectators.

The Siamese kowtowed to the Sun King with a series of deep agile bows and prostrated themselves at his feet. They remained on their knees for the rest of the audience. It was a spectacular pageant and became a working model for similar events, including the Persian delegation, which arrived in 1715, shortly before

Never alone. The king was surrounded by courtiers from lever to coucher (Etienne Allegrain. Promenade of Louis XIV in Front of the North Parterre, ca.

1688).

Louis XIV’s death. Innovations on that occasion included placing the spectators on risers and encouraging the ladies to wear jewels in their hair, so that they would be refracted by the sunlight, which, in turn, would be reflected in the mirrors.

Not everyone was impressed. Some resented the resistance (or obliviousness) of non-Europeans to standing and speaking according to precedence. This was what made the Persian ambassador “as disgraceful as his wretched suite and miserable presents” in the words of the waspish Saint-Simon. They were also exempt from making the round of Parisian tailors before presenting themselves to the king. Native dress had a strategic use.

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of state depended not on sharpshooters in shades, but an adherence to ceremony and politeness.

Magnanimity was part of the program. Louis XVI had the visitor who broke the expensive porcelain vase reassured that the loss was no matter.

So, too, was graciousness, in listening to ambiguous praise of the perpetual work in progress that was Versailles.

The sculptor and architect Gian Lorenzo Bernini got off a real zinger. Speaking to Louis XIV, he said “Sire, up to now, I thought your majesty was great in great things, now I recognize that he is wondrously great even in the little things.”

An absolute monarch had to put up with a lot. For example, total strangers were free to wander around his living quarters in his absence. Open to all were the Grands Appartements, or the reception rooms, comprising salons, antechamber, and bedchamber. The private apartment required special permission.

In some cases, the king had just left. There were “those slight traits of disorder that shewed he lived in it,” wrote one Englishman during Louis XVI’s reign. The same went for the other royal apartments.

There was always someone around to act as docent and guard.

While the lever and coucher were off limits, the public could watch the royal family dine in public. The Grand Couvert always drew a crowd.

Another place where visitors could count on seeing the king was the Hall of Mirrors, where he passed daily on his way to attend Mass. For many, though, the sight of their own reflection would have been just as amazing. “All those who walked could see themselves at full length,” wrote one Englishman. An excursion to Versailles was a little like one of those avant-garde plays where the audience gets invited on to the stage. The theatrical dimension was reinforced by the practice of charging a lower off-season rate for public transportation from Paris when the king was not in residence.

Once Versailles became the official permanent palace,

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George III, he followed conventional fashion, down to the sword and powdered wig.

When he came back to seek support for the American Revolution, he came in the costume of a backwoodsman.

It was a successful performance, and he got what he came for.

Getting the outsider’s perspective on Versailles is a challenge. The catalog draws heavily for anecdotes on courtiers’ diaries and memoirs. In the case of nonWestern visitors, it’s pretty much impossible. Take the Siamese embassy, which has been turned inside out by

Native dress. Most visitors had to make the round of Parisian tailors before presenting themselves at Versailles, but non-Westerners could make a lasting impression by showing up in native dress (Jacques André Joseph Aved. Memhed Said Efendi, Ambassador of the Sublime Porte, 1742).

scholars. Nonetheless recorded opinions of the Siamese themselves are few.

Inferences are sometimes possible. The king of Morocco was so amazed by his ambassador’s account of what he’d seen at Versailles that he was inspired to seed his own Bourbon dynasty by offering (unsuccessfully) to marry one of Louis XIV’s illegitimate daughters. Lost forever are the “Indian peace medals” because the Native American chiefs they were bestowed upon prized them so much they took them to the grave.

The version struck for an Ivory Coast prince is lost too, as is all knowledge of what happened to the prince.

Meetings with foreign rulers were tricky. The problems of precedence, who stood on whose right, and who entered the room first could be obviated if the visiting ruler came incognito. This involved assuming a lower rank, which made it possible to dispense with the ceremony and protocol. Still, these dialed-down events radiated importance. In some ways, they were the ultimate Versailles experience because they required a deep grasp of the inner workings.

Hint, the assumed title referred to a place in the traveler’s domain. Falkenstein is a town in Austria, so the comte de Falkenstein was, in reality, the emperor of Austria, who came in 1777 to visit his sister, Marie Antoinette, the consort of Louis XVI. Another sign that the plainly dressed personage

antiquesandauctionnews.net The incognito state depended on it being known exactly who one was.

Otherwise how could others appreciate the condescension of sitting on a side chair rather than the armchair one’s real rank entitled one to, or listen to the praise of ostensibly ignorant strangers, who exclaimed that one had the qualities of a king, which, of course, one was. Not to mention all the gifts from Gobelins and Sèvres as well as the souvenir album of one’s visit Not just a palace. Visitors to Versailles also had personally presented access to the zoo (the Menagerie), maze (the by the enterprising Labyrinth), and gardens (Jacques I Bailly. publisher.

The Labyrinte de Versailles, ca. 1677). assumed title was always used in these who arrived in a sedan chair publications. (instead of a coach) was someFreedom, not concealone important. Preparations ment, was the purpose of for these visits usually incognito. It was easier to involved borrowing the apart- negotiate treaties and ment of one of the king’s rela- arrange marriages dining pritions. Sometimes the arrange- vately with the French king ments suggest jokiness on the (these meals always took part of the palace staff. In 1717, place at a round table to a coarse Russian with a taste avoid the hierarchy issue) or for booze took over the rooms going for walks in the park. of a pious marquise. The These heart-to-hearts could Russian was Czar Peter the be a source of dread. The Great, and the marquise was king of Sweden was a major Madame de Maintenon, the bore, in the eyes of Louis XVI widow of Louis XIV. Her morga- and Marie Antoinette, who natic marriage to the late king would sometimes disappear took place in secret. It was before one of his spontanever publicly acknowledged neous drop-ins. It was a but implied in a hundred ways, benign example of what can which made her wifehood a happen when the shackles of sort of incognito. etiquette are set aside.

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A catastrophic one took place in 1789, when a mob marched from Paris to Versailles. Marie Antoinette was forced to flee her bedroom ahead of the furies that broke in after murdering two bodyguards. They had no trouble finding the queen’s bedroom. The next day the royal family was transported to Paris under armed escort.

So abrupt was the move that diplomats showed up at Versailles on the weekly reception day. The king was

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Kisluk-Grosheide, Daniëlle et al. “Visitors to Versailles” New Haven: Yale University Press, 2018.

Fraser, Antonia “Marie Antoinette: the Journey” New York: Anchor Books, 2002.

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PREVIEW TUESDAY, JANUARY 8, 2019, 10-6 P.M.; WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 9, 2019, 10-4 P.M. FURNITURE AT 11 A.M.: TWO PIECE CUPBOARD FROM A PARKESBURG, PA CHURCH. PINE, 2 OVER 2 DOORS WITH TWO DRAWERS FRAMUS 4 STRING AND NICE CAST IRON PULLS. 19TH C RED PAINTED 2 DOOR CUPBOARD CIRCA 1840. FROM LUDLOW, VERMONT. STORE COUNTER BANJO FROM SHANKS OLD COUNTRY STORE IN LANCASTER, PA. ZINC TOP, 2 DRAWERS, CAST IRON PULLS. SLANT TOP DESKS, BARRISTER BOOK CASES, CHURCH PEWS, HAND MADE FURNITURE, ANTIQUE TILT TOP TABLES, CHILDREN’S CUPBOARDS, EMPIRE CHESTS OF DRAWERS, OLD SHUTTERS, BEDDING AND BED FRAMES, WROUGHT IRON PATIO FURNITURE, ONE DRAWER STANDS, POTTY CHAIRS, BLANKET CHESTS, WASHSTANDS, END TABLES, SMOKING STANDS, TRUNKS, IRON CANDLE STANDS, BENCHES, STOOLS, ROCKERS, LANDO MANTINI OIL ON CANVAS MORRIS CHAIRS, FLAX WINDERS, MARBLE TOP DRESSERS, FANCY VICTORIAN COUCHES, WALNUT TABLES, PLANT STANDS, OAK DR TABLES, WING CHAIRS, DROP LEAF TABLES, CRADLES, WOODWORKING BENCH WITH TWO VISES, WALL CABINETS, SPINET DESK, CAST IRON GARDEN SEATS, HIGH CHAIRS, LATE 19TH C WOOD AND GLASS DOUBLE DOORS. FRIGIDAIRE CHEST FREEZER, LARGE MILITARY STYLE TRANSIT CASES, STANDING LAMPS, SPRING LOADED TAPESTRY ROCKERS, PAINTED SLAB SEAT ROCKERS, CHILD’S MORRIS CHAIR. OVER 80 RUGS AND CARPETS AT 1 P.M. INCLUDING: KASHAN, KILAM, TABRIZ, BOKHARA, SAFAVIEH, HERIZ, JUTE, AFGHAN, CHINESE AUBUSSON, SHIRVAN, GABBEH, BACUCI-AFGHAN, KIRMAN, ALPACA, SERAPI, ANATOLIA TURKISH, NEPALI, TEIMANI, ROYAL KAZAK, SAROUK, GREEK FLOKATI. THE HOBO VILLAGE, A FOLK ART HAND CARVED WOOD ENCAMPMENT OF TEN HOBOS, THEIR THREE DOGS, SHELTERS, CLOTHES LINE ETC. MADE IN THE 1920’S BY E. W. PULASKI OF PHOENIXVILLE, PA. THIS ONE OF A KIND TABLE SIZED VISION OF MR PULASKI IS A TOUR DE FORCE OF EARLY 20TH CENTURY FOLK ART CARVINGS! MEASURING 36½" LONG, 24" WIDE AND 13" TALL IT SIMPLY CAPTURES THE IMAGINATION. IT COMES WITH AN EARLY ORIGINAL 1920’S PHOTOGRAPH OF THE ENTIRE GROUP OF CARVINGS AND A NOV. 19, 1960 ARTICLE FROM THE DAILY REPUBLICAN IN PHOENIXVILLE SHOWING MR. PULASKI WINNING SECOND PRIZE FOR HIS CREATION AT THE KIMBERTON HOBBY SHOW. YOU MUST SEE IT!!!!!

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IN BLACK BAKELITE CASE. 8½" DIAMETER, 5¼' BLACK DIAL. SMALL SETH THOMAS CORSAIR SHIP’S CLOCK, 53/8" DIAMETER, 4" SILVER DIAL. A SCHATZ ROYAL MARINER SHIP’S CLOCK WITH CHIME, HINGED BEZEL, 5" WHITE DIAL WITH ARABIC STAR BRASS MFG SHIP’S CLOCK NUMERALS, BRASS CASE. 7½" DIAMETER. ANTIQUES: OTHER WOOD CARVINGS FROM E. W. PULASKI, PHOENIXVILLE, PA. AND OTHERS FROM EUROPE. A JOHN P. STUMPF CONESTOGA WAGON MODEL. SALMON COLORED WHEELS AND FRAME, WROUGHT IRON HAND MADE HARDWARE, BLUE BODY. NUMBERED AND SIGNED # 156. A 28½" ACROSS X 18" DEEP COPPER APPLE BUTTER KETTLE WITH A HENRY LUKE ESBENSHADE STIRRER. TWO 1754 ENGLISH MAPS, PAGE 44, PRINTED FOR CARINGTON BOWLES. CREATOR THOMAS KITCHIN. MAPS OF BRECKNOCK SHIRE AND RADNOR SHIRE, FRAMED. A LARGE OUTDOOR CAST IRON LIGHT SCONCE WITH GLOBE FROM A POLICE STATION IN YORK COUNTY, PA. ANTIQUE 19TH CENTURY IVORY AND HALLMARKED SILVER PAGE TURNER. USED BY SCHOLARS THIS LARGE 21 INCH VERSION IS THE MOST SIGNIFICANT WE HAVE ENCOUNTERED. THE SILVER ENCASED WALRUS TOOTH HANDLE HAS MULTIPLE HALLMARKS. ANTIQUE IVORY AND ROSEWOOD LETTER OPENER, ANTIQUE IVORY ELEPHANT KNIFE RESTS. A LARGE ELECTRIC HEINZ POTTERY BEAN POT, A HAMBURG FERSOMMLING 1948 NAUGHTY 90’S STYLE TWO SIDED CAST IRON ASHTRAY. A BRASS AND PRE-HOOSIER TOLE PAINTED WALNUT/FRUIT WOOD ADJUSTABLE BOOK STAND WITH PEN HOLDER, DRAWER AND PAW FEET. AN OAK 5 DRAWER MACHINIST’S KITCHEN CABINET TOOL CHEST. VANDERMARK ART GLASS GOBLET, DAUM FRANCE CRYSTAL VASE. SEVEN ANTIQUE IVORY AND ROSEWOOD JAPANESE NETSUKE FIGURES. JET-BLACK WATERPROOF DRAWING INK WOOD STORE DISPLAY, CLARK’S O.N.T. 2 DRAWER SPOOL COTTON CABINET. WELLER JARDINIERE, 2 TONE GREEN AND BROWN POTTERY UMBRELLA STAND. ANTIQUE PAIR OF MATCHING HEAVY CAST IRON FROGS. RARE EARLY 20TH CENTURY TILTING GLASS AND PLATED METAL LIQUID SOAP DISPENSER. NEW YORK REGINA 20¾" DISC MUSIC BOX CENTRAL AND PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD LANTERNS. MAGNIFICENT 1899 CAST IRON LAMP POST, CONVERTED FROM GAS TO ELECTRIC WITH A WHITE GLASS SHADE AND A LARGE CLEAR GLASS GLOBE WITH 3 LAMPS. OVER 8 FT TALL. REWIRED. A GREAT INTERIOR LIGHT THAT DRAWS YOUR ATTENTION! THE ROCHESTER OIL LAMP, HAND CHASED IN SILVER PLATE WITH A SCENE OF ANCIENT GREEK SOLDIERS, CIRCA 1890, NOT ELECTRIFIED. A QUALITY CARNIVAL GLASS COLLECTION INCLUDING AN IMPERIAL GLASS AMETHYST PURPLE NORTH WOOD GRAPE AND CABLE DRINK SET AND PIECES OF FENTON. TRAYS OF OLD PORCELAINS, LARGE OCCUPIED JAPAN BISQUE FIGURINES, OLD YUENGLING BOTTLES, RED WING CHEF COOKIE JAR, POCKET KNIVES, RARE #13 MASON’S JAR, IRONSTONE DISHES. EMBALMER’S CHEMICAL BOTTLE CARRY CASE, UPJOHN’S DOCTOR’S BAG, HANLEY’S PEERLESS ALE BEER TRAYS, LARGE BRONZE PIG, FRENCH SURVEYOR’S ALIDADE DEVICE 1898. SEVERAL LARGE VICTORIAN CAST IRON URNS, CONCRETE STATUARY, AN EARLY 20TH CENTURY RUBY GLASS COLLECTION. TRADE STIMULATORS: 1. MAKE TWENTY ONE (NO MORE-NO LESS) 1930’S ART DECO MACHINE GROETCHEN DANDY VENDOR 2. KEENEY MAGIC CLOCK GUM VENDOR 1 CENT BALL GUM MACHINE 1 CENT BALL GUM 3. GROETCHEN DANDY VENDOR 1 CENT BALL GUM MACHINE 4. GROETCHEN SKILL SHOT 1940’S 1 CENT MACHINE 5. GROETCHEN POK-O-REEL 1 CENT 1930’S MACHINE 6. SUPERIOR 1 CENT 1930’S CIGARETTE MACHINE VICTROLA D WITH SPEAR 7. GROETCHEN MERCURY 3 OF A KIND 5 CENT MACHINE POINT HORN ARTWORKS: JACQUES VILLON, FRENCH (1875-1963) ETCHING ENTITLED FETE CHAMPETRE. AUTHENTICATION ON VERSO BY THE COLLECTOR’S GUILD LTD MADISON AVE NEW YORK CITY. FERNAND LEGER (1881-1955), A RENOWNED CUBIST PAINTER. A 1937 LITHOGRAPH. EDWARD LOYAL FIELD (1856-1914) ETCHING TITLED “THE COTTAGE BY THE SEA”, SIGNED. 1938 FIRST EDITION MAP OF THE CITY AND SUBURBS OF PHILADELPHIA. PUBLISHED BY THE INSURANCE CO. OF NORTH AMERICA. WITH ANTIQUE FIRE WONDERFUL ILLUSTRATIONS AND DETAIL. AN 1822 GERMAN LANGUAGE TAUFSCHEIN, HAND WATER COLORED, INSURANCE MARKER DANIEL TREIN, PENNSYLVANIA. SALVADOR DALI, AUTUMN, A LIMITED EDITION ETCHING OF 1000. EARLY 19TH CENTURY WATERCOLOR MINIATURE OF AN ARISTOCRATIC GENTLEMAN WITH A CRISS-CROSS HAIR DECORATION ON THE REVERSE. ATTRIBUTED TO I. C. FULLER, NEW YORK. LANDO MANTINI, 20TH CENTURY SICILIAN ARTIST, OIL ON CANVAS LANDSCAPE, SIGNED LOWER RIGHT. ISTVAN A. VARGA (1917-2004), A HUNGARIAN BORN ARTIST WHO IMMIGRATED TO SARASOTA, FLA. IN 1989. FIVE OIL ON CANVAS PAINTINGS, 2 SNOW SKIING, 2 SEASCAPES, 1 LANDSCAPE. BERNARD BUFFET 1968 LIMITED EDITION DISTINGUISHED GENTLEMAN WATERCOLOR LITHOGRAPH, NOTRE DAME IN PARIS. WITH SOCIETY CERTIFICATION ON VERSO. GEORGE A. BRADSHAW, A LISTED NEW JERSEY ARTIST AND TEACHER AT THE TRENTON SCHOOL OF INDUSTRIAL ARTS. AN ETCHING OF PRINCETON UNIVERSITY, SIGNED LOWER RIGHT. HONORE’ DAUMIER LITHOGRAPHS, NUMEROUS WATERCOLORS BY JACK GOEMBEL, CHARLES BRAGG SIGNED LITHOGRAPHS. MANY OTHER PIECES TO BE SOLD!!! EMILY PERKINS, PA PORTRAIT ARTIST. OIL ON CANVAS TITLED “A NORMAN PEASANT”. DATED 1890 ON VERSO. PENNSYLVANIA AUCTION LIC. AY001987 28½" COPPER APPLE BUTTER KETTLE

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