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Zettlemoyer Conducts Third And Final Sale Of Seagreaves Pottery And Paintings FRIDAY AUGUST 10, 2018 • VOL. 49, NO. 32

Cordier Expects Violin Collection To Strike A Chord With Bidders In Summer Catalog Auction

Adam And Eve Folk Painting By Verna Seagreaves Brings $1,750 By Karl Pass On July 12, in Fogelsville, Pa., father/son team of Woody and Eric Zettlemoyer sold the third and final installment of a large Jim Seagreaves pottery and Verna Seagreaves folk paintings collection. The material was consigned by Continued on page 2

The unframed folky winter scene depicting a large Belsnickel, signed and dated lower left “2/2000,” sold to a couple in the salesroom for $1,450.

Two-Day Sale Will Be Held Aug. 11 And 12 In Harrisburg, Pa. A single-owner collection of rare, vintage, and antique violins will be highlighted at Cordier’s Summer Fine and Decorative Arts Auction. The sale will be spread over two days on Saturday and Sunday, Aug. 11 and 12, and will include a wide range of Americana, such as furniture, ceramics, Several sets of sterling flatware will be sold. and glassware, in addition to the instruments. The collection includes more than 20 violins and bows, featuring a Francescus Geissenhoff marked with the year “1880” and modeled after Stradivari (est. $2,000 to $4,000). According to the consignor, the violin was played by Sam Shaffron of the Dallas Symphony and sold in 1973 as part of the musician’s estate. The collection is also A collection of antique and vintage violins is among the highlights highlighted by a 1904 of the two-day catalog sale. William C. Ehrmann (est. $1,000 to $2,000) and a violin emerald and diamond necklace, a labeled “Joannes Franciscus diamond brooch circa 1910, and an Pressenda a. Raphael…1848” (est. antique almandite brooch. A large and varied collection of $2,000 to $3,000). Among the lots of jewelry and American brilliant cut glass will silver to be sold are over 10 sterling highlight the collectibles category, flatware sets by makers including which will also contain a National Towle, Wallace, and Reed and Cash Register model 452 (est. $300 Barton. Several interesting exam- to $500); a collection of Lladros, ples of historical craftsmanship will including “In the Gondola”; and a likewise be found in this category, Carder Steuben green optic vase such as the intricately decorated (est. $300 to $500). Drawing early interest from bidcoin silver ewer by Peter L. Krider for J.E. Caldwell. Featured jewelry ders are a grouping of Virginian will include a striking 18th-century African American quilts, each a fine example of a lessdocumented aspect of America’s textile history. Similar quilts were recently on display in the Abby Aldrich Rockefeller Folk Art Museum’s exhibit, “A Century of African American Quilts.” A Lebanon Continued on page 3 This is a Lebanon County, Pa., paint-decorated blanket chest.

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Woody Zettlemoyer handled the entire sale. Here, he sells a large molded prehistoric looking JCS duck for $275.

The oval platter with sgraffito-decorated horse in prancing pose brought $85.

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You scream, I scream, we all scream for ice cream! These words are echoed throughout the summer by children and adults trying to cool off from the oppressive heat. The origins of ice cream can be traced back as far as the second century B.C., although no specific date of origin or inventor has been credited with its discovery. Alexander the Great enjoyed snow and ice flavored with honey and nectar, King Solomon was fond of iced drinks during the harvest and Roman Emperor Nero Claudius Caesar (A.D. 54-86) often sent runners into the mountains for snow, which was

flavored with fruits and juices. Among the first official accounts of ice cream in the New World comes from a letter written in 1744 by a guest of Maryland Gov. William Bladen, and the first advertisement for ice cream appeared in the New York Gazette on May 12, 1777, when confectioner Phillip Lenzi announced that ice cream was available “almost every day.” Presidents Washington, Jefferson, and Madison enjoyed or created their own recipe for ice cream. Around 1800, insulated ice houses were invented, resulting in the Continued on page 4

“Medieval Monsters: Terrors, Aliens, Wonders” on page 13

In This Issue SHOPS, SHOWS & MARKETS . . . . . . . . . . starting on page 3 SHOPS DIRECTORY . . . . . . . . . on page 5 EVENT & AUCTION CALENDAR . on page 6 AUCTION SALE BILLS . . . starting on page 6

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Jim (1913-97) and wife, Verna (1913-2000), lived in Continued from page 1 Alburtis, Pa., prior to moving to Jim and Verna’s daughter, Breinigsville, where the majorClaudia, who lives in Colorado. ity of his potting career took The first sale was held on place. Jim was a redware potMarch 1, and the second on ter, and Verna, a painter. In May 17. Online bidding was 1966, the couple joined the available for all three auc- Reading-Berks Chapter of the tions. In total, about 350 lots of Pennsylvania Guild of pottery and 40 to 50 paintings Craftsman. were sold at the three sales. Their work is widely recognized and collected today by enthusiasts of Pennsylvania German revivalist arts. There were roughly 100 lots in the sale, including 12 of Verna’s paintings, some unframed. This unframed Verna Seagreaves winter scene with The market for church sold for $525. Verna’s paintings is healthy, and they seldom come onto the secondary market. With the expection of these three sales, it is not common for her work to hit the auction block. Verna was a prolific artist but did This Verna Seagreaves folk watercolor, framed, depicting Adam and Eve in the Garden of Eden, sold for $1,750.

An oval dish with a sgrafftio-decorated lamb and bird flanked by tulips sold for $60.

The unusual double-headed bird water whistle sold for $250. Fish whistles were made in small numbers and have always been considered rare among JCS work. This near 8-inchlong example sold to a local collector for $350.

This fat lamp, standing 7.5 inches tall, About 100 lots of JCS redware sold. All three sales together totaled roughly 350 lots of pottery and 40 or 50 paintings. went for $50.

not widely market or showcase her paintings. Her later work took on a folk art appeal in the Hattie Brunner or Grandma Moses primitive style. A large folk painting depicting Adam and Eve in the Garden of Eden was among the stars of the auction, selling for $1,750 to a woman in the salesroom, underbid by a local couple in the The early “JS” candlestick with twist room. Prices reported This pair of early hand-molded prehistoric looking birds marked “JS” sold for $150. handle sold for $15. are hammer prices and do not include the 10 percent of landscape painting with Seagreaves redware, Jim with arch handle marked buyer’s premium. An and less folky or primitive. signed his work with his initials underneath “JS 1962” sold for An unusual splotch unframed It remains a buyer’s market “JCS.” His middle name was $25, and an 11-inch-tall canwinter scene manganese glazed face jug, depicting a large folky for Seagreaves pottery, even Christian. Early in his career dlestick with mid-drip sold for 5.75 inches high, marked Belsnickel sold for $1,450 to for the rare forms. A mint con- (late ’50s and early ’60s) he $20. A double-headed bird “JCS,” sold for $250. the couple who underbid the dition fish whistle nearly eight signed his work “JS.” Some col- water whistle sold for $250, Adam and Eve painting. inches long sold for $350 to a lectors specialize in his “JS” and a large molded multiVerna’s earlier (1960s-70s) local collector, and a 5.75-inch- work. A lot of it was in this sale. glazed duck, $275. watercolors averaged around tall rare face jug in splotched A pair of small, unusual preTo contact Zettlemoyer $100-$200. They are typically manganese glaze sold for a low historic looking birds marked Auction Company, readers done in a more realistic style $250. For those not familiar “JS” sold for $150. A lidded jar may call 610-395-8084.

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COLLECTOR CHATS WITH PETER S. SEIBERT This Week: Glass: The Undervalued Antique

By Peter Seibert

are finding their place into the market, you can often find great pieces for very little. In one of my favorite co-ops in Carlisle, there has been a rush of antique glass from old collections. Many have old dealer labels on them from the 193060 period, and it is fun reading the prices that were paid. Again, seek out antique glass. It is wonderful stuff and worthy of new collectors today.

Peter Seibert, a native Pennsylvanian, grew up in the antiques business and remains closely tied to auction houses, collectors, and dealers. Professionally, he has served as a museum director and public historian in Pennsylvania, New Mexico, and Virginia. He holds an M.A. in American Studies from Penn State and has authored two books and numerous articles on decorative arts, interior design, and history.

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silver pieces that are shown in relationship to the glass examples. Seeing the collection really inspires me to want to collect glass. From Elsie, I learned one of the timeless tricks for collecting early glass. Turn the piece over and look for the milky ring on the base where the glass was picked up and put down many times. Faking this (with a myriad of directions) is nearly impossible. I have seen fakers attempt to deal with this, but they are easy to pick up because the scratches all go in one direction. Frankly, the market in glass is so soft right now that most buyers will only encounter fakes generated in the 1960s and 1970s. They will have wear, but again the scratches will generally go only in one direction. Antique glass can be found in most auctions and co-ops. In particular, as older collections

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I remember many years ago wandering into the Harrisburg, Pa., antiques shop of Elsie Doehne. She was the last of a generation of dealers and a wonderful lady. We spent plenty of time talking about antiques, and I recall asking her about the future of antique glass. She was bearish about it, arguing that the dishwasher was going to wipe out the collecting of pattern glass. In recent years, I continue to be amazed at the low prices for antique glass. In particular, auctioneers frequently sell early 19th-century American

class in big lots. Why? It is just not desirable to many people. Of course, the top end of the glass market is always desirable, but the middle market seems to be completely gone and, thus, a wonderful opportunity for the wise collector. This past weekend, I visited the Chrysler Museum in Norfolk, Va. I reccommend readers visit the Chrysler, which houses a superb collection of American and European art and decorative arts. One of its core areas in the museum is a superb study collection of American and world glass. The holdings are breathtaking, and you can see both ancient Roman iridescent glass and the 20th century Tiffany iridescent glass revival. One can see the wide ranges of blown, mold blown and molded glass that dominated the American market in the 19th century. Of particular interest are the ceramic and

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Stoneware shapes also changed over the decades, starting with simpler Englishand German-inspired shapes. From about 1790 to 1820, ovoid shapes with small bases resembling Mediterranean styles came into fashion, but these were unstable when filled. Following the ovoid period, pottery had wider bases, thicker rims and less pronounced curves. Then, around 1860, the cylinder shape took over for everything from crocks to jugs to bottles. This type of information can help you avoid being fooled by a misrepresentation of a piece’s time period. More in-depth information about what types of stoneware and designs were being produced by various regions and potteries is also important. As with many collectibles, modern reproductions are sometimes made by companies or historical societies with no intent to deceive buyers. In the 1990s, Rockdale Union Stoneware in Wisconsin reproduced 10 different 19th century New England stoneware pieces including crocks, jugs and water coolers using the same hand-thrown techniques, handpainted cobalt blue designs, and salt glazing as had been used over a century Antiques and Art Emporium sale display case from the middle of August to the end of September will house items relating to ice, ice cream, snow cones and water ice. On Wednesday, Aug. 29, the shop will hold a Customer Appreciation Day. All shoppers will receive a complimentary

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Once utilitarian workhorses, antique stoneware such as crocks, jugs, jars, water coolers, etc. can be extremely desirable collectibles in today’s market, and those with cobalt blue or incised designs can sell for thousands of dollars. Exceptionally rare pieces have sold for over $100,000, including a 1773 heart-shaped stoneware inkwell that sold for $148,000. If you plan to invest in 18thor 19th-century American stoneware, knowing its history is important so you don’t fall for fakes or altered pieces purporting to be from one time period that actually have the characteristics of another. For example, early American stoneware, dating back to the 1720s, generally copied English and German pieces that were used by the earliest settlers. However, pieces made in America weren’t salt glazed at that time; instead, a thin brown slip was used. Therefore, if you see a salt glazed piece being attributed to an early 18th century American potter, you’d immediately know it’s being misrepresented. Salt glazing by American potters began around the last quarter of the 18th century. Decoration on early American-made pieces would be on the more primitive, simple or crude side (though certainly beautiful in their own right and historical context). From around 1800 to circa 1850, potters began incising their pieces with intricate motifs of subjects like fish, flowers, and other things. Glaze painting was used starting around the mid-19th century, when potters began

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before. The pieces duplicated known examples, including some rare shapes, and also carried the original makers’ and painters’ names, just like the originals. However, these pieces also bore the Rockdale stamp as well as the stamp of the New York State Historical Association, for whom the pieces were made. Unscrupulous resellers may try to obliterate the Rockdale and NYSHA marks in order to misrepresent the stoneware as antiques, so watch for scratched or rubbed areas that wouldn’t make sense in the original use of the pieces. The designs on antique stoneware were handpainted, so any stamped or printed designs, years or names would be an immediate sign that either the entire piece is a modern reproduction or that the design was added much later to a plain, undecorated piece. Some antique crocks do bear stenciled letters or numbers rather than freehand ones. In addition, no two pieces should have designs that are identical—freehand work can’t be duplicated exactly from piece to piece. Likewise, stoneware with a decal or sticker, advertising or otherwise, on top of the glaze would not have been done in the 18th or early 19th century. Antique salt glazed stoneware has a pebbly surface, which you may not see on modern reproductions. While there are some modern makers that reproduce their antique counterparts using the exact same methods as were used in America’s early centuries (as with the Rockdale stoneware created for the NYSHA), many others will use a smooth, contemporary glaze that sets them apart from antiques. Sometimes a fake or reproduction can be identified as such by a misattributed design. While design alone isn’t enough to pinpoint a piece of stoneware to its maker or designer, a misattribution can sometimes be caught. Let’s say,

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heavily decorating their stoneware with cobalt-oxide blue glaze. These designs became quite elaborate, some covered entire sides of pottery, others were complete scenes, and still others were extravagant flourishes. In order to fraudulently increase the value of undecorated early crocks, fakers will sometimes paint these cobalt blue images or even add names or dates on these plain crocks; they may even refinish them to improve their condition. Original condition is important to the value of an antique crock, so any refurbishment will also lower the value.

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Industry, which was established to encourage Western art in India. It was his luck to have a wife on board for the adventure. A couple months before, he was married to Alice Macdonald, a quick-witted, literary lady with ties to the PreRaphaelite Brotherhood and Arts and Crafts Movement. One of Alice’s sisters married Edward Burne-Jones, and another married Edward John Poynter, also a painter and future director of the National Gallery in London. William Morris was a friend and even had a nickname for her, Lady Alice de la Barde. For his dining room at Red House, Alice embroidered a panel based on Chaucer’s “Legend of Good Women.” It was executed according to a historic shading technique personally imparted by Morris. There were parties with Rossetti and Ford Maddox Brown. It would have been natural for her to settle permanently in this milieu through marriage. She came close a few times, with poetry usually the Lockwood modeled terracotta orna- basis for these inconclusive ment for the South Kensington engagements. When Alice was 26 and Museum’s new building, shown here veering toward spinsterhood, under construction, ca. 1863.

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John Lockwood Kipling, Toomai of the Elephants, ca. 1897. India continued to influence Lockwood’s work after his return to England. Lockwood’s work as a sculptor decreased during these years, but he found time to paint and draw. His drawings of Indian craftsmen were exhibited at the South Kensington Museum. They were precise visual documents of the weavers, carvers, and potters whose skills Lockwood studied and sought to perpetuate. In another vein, he addressed the frustrations and mishaps of housekeeping with native servants. The drawings were in the tradition of English caricature with the age-old abuses of toping and pilfering carried out by head boys (butlers) and maties (footmen). The drawings were the basis for a set of a dessert plates that would have been very much an “in� joke for the British when they were exhibited locally. Domestic life was also shown in the intimate sketches that flowed from his pen and illustrated his letters. The weather and transportation were popular subjects. In one, Alice is shown wearing a netted hat and holding a parasol, carried in a chair by bare-legged, sandal-shod indigenes. Victorian sketchbooks abound with such scenes of sustained respectability in the heathen land. In Lockwood’s hand, they were conventional experiences expertly portrayed. The range of Lockwood’s impressions was recorded also in his writings. He was a

frequent contributor to the English-language press, with Alice as sometime ghost and regular unnamed source. Lockwood in his own words makes for bracing reading. He was a man of his time. He courted his wife with Browning. He had religious doubts. He marveled, “Considering the original texture of the native mind, it is wonderful how nearly well they work.� There’s more. A guidebook that he co-wrote with an English civil servant includes this observation: “Naturally, the Punjabi is somewhat clumsy and unhandy when compared with other races.� Here’s another doozey from the same source: “The number of blind people at Lahore is wonderful. This arises in great part from glaucoma.� His reporting registers the changes wrought by the British in a short time. He was susceptible to the Punjab’s melancholy-inducing decay and enjoyed exploring the lanes and byways of old Lahore, taking in the local color. The local odor was addressed by British sanitation engineers, who installed a drainage system. At other times, his tone was boosterish (“The Punjab has a great commercial future before it�). This reflected modernization in the form of urban planning with public gardens, a racecourse, and concert hall as well as a Central Mall that attracted European hotels and shops. Infrastructure meant railways and sewers. In India, the British literally drained the swamp. The result was better disease control, of which the Mayo School of Arts was an indirect beneficiary. Lockwood’s reports occasionally mention the death from cholera of a promising artisan, and one year (1881), the student body was decimated by the disease. It wasn’t just sensitive, questing types like Lockwood who felt the difference. One clear-eyed chief commissioner noted a tradeoff. On the one hand, “The aspect of the streets is less gay and brilliant.� On the other, “An era of solid comfort and sanitary cleanliness had commenced.� It took a comparatively small number of Britishers. The 1875 census of Lahore counted around 1,700. Lockwood and Alice’s place in this community was uncertain. There was Lockwood’s profession. He was a school principal in a country where the usual routes to success were church and army. There was, too, the lack of money. Hence the journalism, which in turn revealed their attitude to society. Invitations were accepted not to ward off homesickness but to get copy. Let it be added that many of these spectacles and amusements for the inhabitants of the empire’s outposts, an exhibition of Old Masters copies (“really very interesting and good�), a freak show with “a very curious dwarf,� would have been an agony for Lockwood and Alice. Alice, with her simple artistic dress and strong opinions on aniline dyes, was not like the other memsahibs gathered around the tea table. A contented, self-sufficient couple, they were further set apart by a complicated jokiness. For a fancy dress ball, their marriageable daughter wore a gown inspired by a type of regional Punjabi pottery. Lockwood retired in 1893,

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56th Running Of The Lititz Antiques Show Deemed A Major Success Lititz Historical Foundation Fundraiser Proves To Be Among The Best Small Regional Shows In Pennsylvania By Karl Pass Thanks to show manager Henry “Smitty” Paul, the roster of 54 dealers, and dedicated shoppers who came in force, the 56th annual Lititz Antiques Show would be deemed a success by anyone’s standards. This buyable, quality show is among the best and most viable regional shows in Pennsylvania, all of this, when the industry is in the midst of facing significant challenges. Held June 29 and 30 in the Mary Beach offered a wide selection of quality jewelry. Warwick Middle School along Maple Street, a few blocks Lititz, Pa., the show is an all- Mueller House and the Lititz from the downtown center of volunteer effort to benefit the Museum. Lititz Historical Foundation. Dealer Cheryl Mackley was The foundation owns and one of many dealers who operates two properties on reported good sales, among East Main Street, the Johannes them country smalls and holiday items. “I sold my German

Show manager Henry “Smitty” Paul (left) and Cory Van Brookhoven (right), president of the Lititz Historical Foundation and staff writer at the Lititz Record Express, were all smiles at the successfully run and well-attended Lititz Antiques Show. The show serves as a major fundraiser on behalf of the This little German village was priced at $650 from Cheryl Mackley. foundation.

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Bucks County, Pa., collectors Paul and Rita Flack came to shop the Lititz Show. New Hampshire dealer John Rogers exhibits in Lititz. He asked $875 for the Candace Fluman had an excellent period four-drawer chest. The burl Lisa Breish offered a collection of selection of textiles. Fluman has a bowls were $2,995 (left), $495 German kitchen meissen in the blue booth at Renninger’s in Adamstown. Joe Urbanick and Brenda Hannah Daniels had a good show. Their “E.J. COOK” (center), and $2,895 (right). The small and white onion pattern with wooden Pa., open every Sunday. sign was priced at $1,400. bowl in center sold to a local buyer. turned handles. Dating 1900-20, the group was tagged $450.

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Eat. Bid. Repeat. A mocha pitcher in the booth of Diane Farr was $750. The mocha pepper pot was also $750. Ohio show manager and dealer Steve Sherhag had a great booth at Lititz. His tin sign from Ephrata, Lancaster County, Pa., was $475.

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“Devotion To Drawing: The Karen B. Cohen Collection Of Eugène Delacroix” On View At The Met

The work by Eugène Delacroix (French, 1798-1863) “The Giaour on Horseback,” 1824-26, is a pen-and-iron gall ink with wash over graphite, from the Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, a gift from the Karen B. Cohen collection of Eugène Delacroix, in honor of Jane Roberts, 2015 (2015.713.2). paired with their resulting prints, enabling firsthand comparisons of the studies with the finished lithographs. The third and final section of the exhibition will reveal how Delacroix reveled in the aesthetic possibilities offered by graphic media, including ink, wash, and watercolor. The works in this section will also emphasize how drawing was a means of invention for Delacroix. The intense study

and preparation demonstrated in the earlier sections of the exhibition will come to fruition here in drawings that show the artist’s imagination at work on paper. Credits and Catalogue “Devotion to Drawing: The Karen B. Cohen Collection of Eugène Delacroix” is organized by Ashley E. Dunn, assistant curator in the Met’s Department of Drawings and Prints.

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The exhibition will be accompanied by a catalogue published by the Metropolitan Museum of Art and distributed by Yale University Press. The book will be available for purchase in the Met Store (paperback, $30). The catalogue is made possible in part by the Peter Jay Sharp Foundation. The exhibition will be featured on the Met’s website, as well as on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter. Related Exhibition This exhibition will overlap with a major retrospective of Eugène Delacroix’s work, the first comprehensive retrospective in North America devoted

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with an examination of drawing as a method of training and study for Delacroix throughout his career. This section will present academic and anatomical drawings; studies from life and nature; and copies after a broad range of sources, from Old Master prints after Raphael and Rubens to contemporary caricatures by artists such as George Cruikshank. Among the highlights will be two of the artist’s sketchbooks: one from an 1829 trip to Normandy and the other of costumes sketched during an 1855 performance of “Othello” in Paris. The second section of the exhibition will look at how Delacroix used drawing to invent, research, and refine his ideas for paintings on canvas, decorative and religious murals, prints, and illustrations. It will feature drawings for a number of his major paintings, including “The Massacre at Chios” (1824), “Liberty Leading the People” (1830), and “The Sultan of Morocco and His Entourage” (1845). A group of drawings related to his first important commission for the French State, the decorations for the Palais Bourbon, will reveal the dynamism of Delacroix’s premières pensées (first thoughts) executed in fluid pen and ink. More precise preparatory works in graphite will demonstrate the care with which Delacroix planned his prints, from his early satirical subjects to his landmark illustrations for “Hamlet,” published in 1843. The drawings will be

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Renowned as a giant of French Romantic painting, Eugène Delacroix (1798–1863) was equally a dedicated and an innovative draftsman. “Devotion to Drawing: The Karen B. Cohen Collection of Eugène Delacroix” will explore the central role of drawing in the artist’s practice through more than 100 works, from finished watercolors to sketchbooks, from copies after Old Master prints to preparatory drawings for important projects. As the first North American exhibition devoted to Delacroix’s drawings in more than 50 years, it will introduce a new generation to the artist’s draftsmanship. The exhibit will be open until Monday, Nov. 12, at the Met Fifth Avenue, Galleries 691-693. The exhibition will celebrate a major gift to the Met from Karen B. Cohen, an honorary trustee and a longstanding supporter of the museum, of her extraordinary collection of drawings by Delacroix. Assembled with an eye to the artist’s process, Cohen’s collection illuminates the ways in which drawing shaped Delacroix’s artistic development; his use of the medium in the preparation of prints, paintings, and public decorative programs; and his investment in the expressive potential of his materials. The exhibition is made possible by the Schiff Foundation. Exhibition Overview “Devotion to Drawing: The Karen B. Cohen Collection of Eugène Delacroix” will begin

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One Large Eye Watched Prices Climb At Rich Penn Auction Two-Day Spring Sale Featured Nearly 1,200 Lots In Waterloo, Iowa The Rich Penn Auction held on May 5 and 6 brought new bidders to Waterloo, Iowa, and thousands joined online from across the globe. The result were strong prices across all categories. “This auction had more participation online than any auction in recent years. As a result, house bidders had to be more aggressive. And they were,” according to Rich Penn. The two-day auction featured nearly 1,200 lots. It was an interesting mix of advertising, petroliana, country store, salesman sample stoves, toys, coin-operated machines, Disney, and other unusual decorative items. Advertising items are always well-represented at a Penn auction, and this one was no exception. One of the more unusual pieces was a ca. 1900 optometrist’s clock. This rare litho-on-wood clock had one very large eye that watched the bidding price climb as time passed. It ticked away until bidding reached $4,750. All prices reported are hammer prices and do not reflect the 10- to 20-percent buyer’s premium. A Sharples Separator

“Shapely” die-cut and selfframed tin litho sign, with strong color showing a milkmaid, had equally strong bidding. It realized $4,000. Another farming-related sign also perked up bidders. The ca. 1890 chromolithograph for John Deere Buggies was in an original signed frame. “Deere Vehicles Are All Right” rolled up to a top bid of $3,000. Ebbert vehicles seemed to be all right too. A ca. 1906 tin litho for the “The HickmanEbbert Wagon Co.” rolled away for $1,700. Petroliana pieces come in many forms. In the miniature form of a visible gas pump, a lighter fluid dispenser rang up a $2,000 winning bid. A large selection of gas globes sold well. An always desirable “Frontier, Rarin’-To-Go,” with capcolite plastic body and good lenses, sold for $1,100. An unusual Wareco Ethyl oval globe, in a capcolite body, took a $1,400 bid. A Clark globe, with wide glass body, still had much of the original caulk holding the pair of excellent lenses. Collectors prize original, and that helped push the globe to $850. From the gas station, to the country store, the great pieces just kept on coming across the block. A keystone display piece in every quality country store was a double tower showcase. Only the finest goods were to be presented in these displays. And German Silver was even better. In excellent original condition, it sold for $3,100, going to a collector from Texas. A striking Corticelli Silk Co. twodoor cabinet in oak with etched mirrored doors sold for $2,600. A double rotating This Coca-Cola machine, American cylinder Merrick’s in excellent Vendor Model 120, ca. 1930s, from the condition brought $1,800, and Schmidt Museum collection, brought a classic hardware store 80drawer nut and bolt cabinet $3,900.

A Disney automaton of Mickey Mouse This coin-operated slot machine, Mills as “The Wizard” created and given to War Eagle, ca. 1930s, with older Michael Jackson came out of restoration and repair on back bonnet, Jackson’s ranch during a minor fire sold for $2,250. and sold for $3,000.

A country store advertising sign, Sharples Separator Co., self-framed litho-on-diecut tin with milkmaid, ca. This unusual advertising clock, an 1910, sold for $4,000. optometrist wall regulator, litho-onwood, with large “eye” face and the 1943 animated short, “Der pendulum, sold for $4,750. Fuehrer’s Face.” This Disney The John Deere buggy chromolithograph in original “Deere Vehicles Are All five-cent War Eagle, with a anti-Nazi short film won Right” advertising frame, early JD logo in lower right corner, ca. 1890, sold for repaired back bonnet, flew Disney their first Academy $3,000. away for $2,250. An equally Award in 1943. Many years sold for $2,000. cool Bennet Cigar vendor, ca. later, Ward Kimball discovAn equally clas1900, smoked the bidding for ered the piece at a flea marsic country store $2,100. ket in California and had it piece, an NCR Rich Penn Auctions are restored. Donald commanded model 92 cash noted for consistently offering a high bid of $2,500. Other register, rang up a wide variety for collectors. Disney pieces were even an $1,800 bid. The selection of rare Walt stronger. A 15-inch Jiminy And what counDisney pieces took variety to a Cricket automaton hopped up try store would new level. Many of the pieces to a $3,250 top bid, while be complete sold had a direct connection Mickey Mouse as a wizard without a coffee to legendary Disney animator waved his wand and conjured bin. A good Ward Kimball. One of those a bid of $3,000. A Popeye example, origipieces was the well-known automaton flexed several bidnally from a “Nazi” Donald. That automa- ders’ waving arm muscles store in Fairborn, ton was believed to have been until a bid of $3,250 took the Continued on page 14 Neb., was wella lobby piece produced for decorated and collected a top bid of $1,700. Salesman samples proved to be popular among a variety A country store spool cabinet, Corticelli Silk Co./The of collectors. Brainerd & Armstrong Co. Asiatic Dyes “Best in the Used by travel- World” oak with two etched advertising mirrored front ing salesmen to doors, realized $2,600. explain their wares, the full-size cast-iron rare Pepsi-Cola VMC 81 sold stoves would have been diffi- for $4,250, and another rare a Coca-Cola cult to travel with. So scaled machine, down versions were taken to American Vendor model 120, merchants. “It’s been a num- popped a top bid of $3,900. ber of years since we offered This machine came from the museum in this many salesman sample Coca-Cola stoves. And the prices were Elizabethtown, Ky. While not a This country store coffee bin, Thompson & Taylor Spice Co., Diamond Roasted pretty strong,” according to coin-operated piece, an Coffees, rare, litho-on-tin by Woodcock Can Co., Makers-Chicago, sold for Penn. The top selling stove equally rare ICY-O Coca-Cola $1,700. was an original Great Majestic cooler realized $5,000. For Junior. It cooked up a winning the gambler who likes slot bid of $1,800. A Karr range, in machines, a 1930s Mills blue, sold for $1,500. Its green version sold close behind for $1,450. “While many categories of antiques are slowly declining in interest and value, some have stabilized, and others are starting to see renewed collector interest. The prices on the coin-operated machines would seem to be one of those categories with renewed interest,” stated The Disney Steampunk Dirigible, 1 of 50 made, like the one from Michael Penn. This auction seemed to Jackson’s ranch, sold for $2,500. support that assessment. With a number of jukeboxes, soda machines and other coinoperated pieces, bidding was Perhaps the most unusual item in the aggressive. An unusual nonauction was the 10-foot-tall robot working but rare Evan’s called “Slots” from a failed amuse“Holiday” jukebox sold to a ment park, the World of Sid and Marty European bidder for $8,000. A Krofft, that was briefly in the Omni Classic Car & Truck, Auto Parts, Tools, etc. Hotel in Atlanta, Ga. Built in the late Single, 1 story, brick, lg. detached garage 1970s, the theme park only lasted one season. The giant robot sold to a 1331 Douglass Drive, Boyertown, PA 19512 collector in Europe for $2,750.

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“Medieval Monsters: Terrors, Aliens, Wonders” The Strange And Mysterious Role Of The Monster In The Middle Ages Is Subject Of New Morgan Exhibition From dragons, unicorns, and other fabled beasts to inventive hybrid creations, artists in the Middle Ages filled the world around them with marvels of imagination.

Their creations reflected a society and culture at once captivated and repelled by the idea of the monstrous. Drawing on the Morgan Library and Museum’s superb medieval collection as well as loans from New York’s Metropolitan Museum of Art and Boston’s Museum of Fine Arts, “Medieval Monsters:

Terrors, Aliens, Wonders,” on view until Sunday, Sept. 23, examines the complex social role of monsters in medieval Europe. It brings together approximately 70 works spanning the 9th to 16th centuries and ranging from illuminated manuscripts and tapestry to metalwork and ivory. The show explores three

key themes: “Terrors” demonstrates how monsters enhanced the aura of those in power, whether rulers, knights, or saints. “Aliens” reveals how marginalized groups in European societies, such as Jews, Muslims, women, the poor, and the disabled were further alienated by being depicted as monstrous. The final section on “wonders” considers the strange beauties and frightful anomalies such as dragons,

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unicorns, or giants that populated the medieval world. “In the medieval world, the idea of the monstrous permeated every level of society,” said Colin B. Bailey, director of the Morgan Library and Museum, “from rulers, and the nobility and the clergy, to agrarian and urban dwellers alike. Artists of the Middle Ages captured this phenomenon in images of beings at once familiar and Continued on page 15

This is “John the Baptist,” from “Prayer Scroll,” Percival, Canon (active 1500), England, Yorkshire, ca. 1500, courtesy of The Morgan Library and Museum, MS G.39 section 9, photography by Graham S Haber, 2017.

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“St. Christopher Carries Christ Child” is from “Book of Hours,” Belgium, Bruges, ca. 1520, courtesy of The “The Taming the Tarasque,” from “Hours of Henry VIII,” France, Tours, ca. 1500, Morgan Library and Museum, MS is courtesy of The Morgan Library and Museum, MS H.8, fol. 191v, detail, M.307, fol. 160v, photography by photography by Graham S. Haber, 2013. Graham S. Haber, 2017.

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item home. A Disney Steampunk Dirigible, 1 of 50 made and like the one from Michael Jackson’s ranch, sold for $2,500. Among the most interesting pieces in the auction, and the one that attracted the most global attention, was the 10-foot-tall giant robot from the World of Sid and Marty Krofft. The piece was a key fixture to a failed amusement park at the Omni Hotel in Atlanta, Ga. Without any of the This country store spool cabinet, Merrick’s, with technical plans, it’s double rotating interior spools, oak with curved glass size and complexiadvertising panels, patented July 20, 1897, sold for ty discouraged $1,800. many bidders. Selling at a bargain basement price of $2,750, it Iowa. This auction will include left for an extensive restora- several large collections of tion in California, and then off advertising, country store, to its final home with a collec- coin-operated machines, and petroliana. tor from Europe. For more information, call “It ended up being a great or visit auction,” stated Penn, follow- 319-291-6688 ing the sale. “Prices seem to www.RichPennAuctions.com.

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Santa candy container, a witch candy container, an early ledger book, kugels, stoneware, and some other things,” reported Mackley. Brenda Hannah Daniels and her husband, Joe Urbanick, also had good sales, including a blue chimney cupboard, blue drysink, 21 drawer apothocary, and a small-size cast-iron rooster mill weight. “It was good, buying and selling,” said Daniels. A record number of show goers attended the

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240 HATCHERY ROAD IN Located 5 miles east of York, PA, take Rt. 30 east to the Hallam Exit, go south to light and turn left. Go thru Hallam Boro to Accomac Rd. on the left. Turn left on Accomac and go 1 mile to Hatchery Rd. on the right. Signs posted. 5 pc. oak bedroom suite, 5 pc. Morganton bedroom suite, 2 leather chairs w/ottomans, bedding, 2 sm. curio cabinets, Belvedere Victrola, stools, bedding, 3 & 4 pc. bedroom suites, marble lamp w/slag glass shade, 3 lamps w/Tiffany style shades, 3 center cut tree tables, rolltop desk, elec. fireplace, dining table & 4 chairs, breakfront, clocks, BB gun, coll. cars & trucks, PB glasses, Oyster tin, records, Christmas & other holiday decorations, Bootonware, Hall pitchers, Fire King, hankies, linens, flatware sets, Marx train, Bachmann Challenger train, children’s books, metal outdoor Christmas candles, Griswold kettle, lots of Harley & Victory items to incl.: Boots, helmets, leathers, etc. Globe meat slicer, Chein tin basket, Pfaltz. dishes, teapots, modern carousel horse on stand, German steins, pictures & prints to incl.: Oil painting by H. Toussaint (1832), 2 L. Icart prints and Zimmerman oil, 2 deep framed needlepoint pictures, golf clubs, metal sides for farm truck, bicycles, Oreck sweepers, Longaberger® serv. for 6 dinner set, Longaberger® baskets, & serving pcs., Blue Willow dishes, Hallmark ornaments, stroller, cake stands, Barbie dolls, etc., Pair of early Masonic Mose. Rose. Council Seven Valleys metal flag holders, Red & white metal/enamel Coca-Cola cash register (circa 1940’s-50’s) in good condition, brass ball horse hames, 3 gal. E. S & B jug, crocks, decorated child’s rocker by Ebersol, Lancaster, lamps, 2-14K ladies’ watches, SS and costume jewelry, 06 Honda running boards, metal sides for farm truck, JD L130 lawn tractor, hand, garden and power tools to incl.: Rotozip saw, block planes, 6” jointer, truck box, complete set of barbells & bench, skis, electronics, bird houses, Eazyset Gazebo, Troy-Bilt weedeater, two rooms of box lots. Just starting to unpack. Check our website at www.toomeyauction.com or auctionzip #1893 for additions and photos. Preview: Sunday evening from 6 to 8 P.M. TERMS: Cash or Approved PA checks, VISA, MC, DISC, AMEX. Jewelry sells at 12 Noon, Furniture sells at 4:00 P.M.

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$ Have Something to Sell? Looking For Something? Have a Service to Offer? Let us show you how to reach 60,000+ collectors & dealers in the EAST! Call Arlene in Classified Sales 717-492-2561 or 1-800-428-4211 x2561

ART- OLD OIL PAINTINGS wanted, any condition, New Hope School artists, PAFA artists, gold leaf frames and mirrors. 20 years experience. Immediate payment. Call 215-348-2500.

ALL HUMMELS WANTED, BEST PRICES CALL JOHN ROKICKI 610-213-2361.

WANTED OLD LETTER Press Equipment, wood/ lead letters, or anything printing related. Also looking for Blacksmith Anvils. Call 440-693-4232.

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

ALWAYS BUYING PHOTOGRAPHS, Archives, Albums, Snap-shots, Collections. Call Jim 800-872-9990. GREEN RIVER WHISKEY Items Wanted. Cardboard Signs, Sheet Music, Swizzle Sticks, Lamps, Ashtrays, Jugs “Vote For Green River� Buttons, etc. Elijah 217-546-5143 greenriver1899@yahoo.com

GUNS WANTED

Antique & Modern Firearms Rifles, Shotguns, Pistols Revolvers, Edged Weapons

WANTED: PRESIDENTIAL & Other Historic Autograph Material. Pages of History, PO Box 2840, Binghamton, NY 13902. 607-724-4983

BUYING MISSION FURNITURE, Hammered Copper, & Arts & Crafts Lighting by Stickley, Roycroft, Limbert & Van Erp. Call Ron 484-872-8216.

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732-249-1345 info@century20antiques.com MOVIE POSTERS Highest Prices Paid Lobby Cards, 1-Sheets, Window Cards, Glass Slides Displays, Dwight Cleveland, POB 10922 Chicago, IL 60610 773-525-9152, Fax 773-5252969, posterboss@aol.com

OCEAN LINER MEMORABILIA china, glassware, silver, paper, souvenirs, posters or models. Cunard, French Line, White Star Line, Italian Line, etc. 607-625-3947 OLD 8X10 B&W photos of Factory interior or exterior Scenes, Street Scenes. Must be original. Debold Gallery, PO Box 1037, Bloomfield, NJ 07003, 973-4297616.

450 PAINT BY NUMBER PAINTINGS Contact

Assorted sizes, assorted subjects,

must buy entire collection. Located in Columbus, Ohio

SHEET MUSIC WANTED, any era. Sandy Marrone, 113 Oakwood Drive, Cinnaminson, NJ 08077, 856-829-6104 E-mail smusandy@aol.com WANTED OLD RADIOS, Tubes, Hi-Fi Equip., Amplifiers, Speakers, Ham Radios, Tube Testers & related items. Large and small collections. Call Rich 484-948-8044, Pottstown, PA.

HIGHEST PRICES PAID for your TOYS!!! 1980's-current Star Wars, GI Joe, Transformers, Godzilla, Comic Books, Action Figures, and much more 610-393-3118 thecashcow33@gmail.com ...buying locally for 20 years

BODY BUILDING MAGAZINES: Muscle, Joe Weider, Arnold Schwartznegger, Catalogs, Booklets. 1930’s to Present. Muscle Builder, Mr. America, Bob Hoffman, plus others. Immediate Cash paid. Can pick up. Call 516-449-6915.

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VINTAGE PLAYBOY MAGAZINES, 19682010, good condition, asking $3 each, call 717-615-3899.

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CATHOLIC HOLY CARDS. Protestant Bible lessons, lace cards, scripture cards, paper icons. Brent Devitt, 5248 Coral Oak Circle, Kettering, OH 45440. 937-238-0183. Email devitt.brent@gmail.com ORIGINAL MOVIE POSTERS Horror, SciFi, Disney, Promo Super Hero Comic Book Posters. 1-sheet & smaller sizes, spanning 60’s - present. Must have want list. Reasonable prices. Looking for very rare items, I may have it! Al Nazario 400 W. 43rd St. Apt 12P, NYC, NY 10036 or call 212-868-9203 or email al.nazario@yahoo.com

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POSTCARDS WANTED: CZECHOSLOVAKIA, not Prague: Austria, not Vienna; Germany any smaller city Gruss Aus; Pozdrav & Eastern Europe. All before 1929. Approvals welcome. Penny Kleinman 516-921-0184 or email: pennykleinman@gmail.com

SPORTS CARDS AND other sports related items. Publications, pins, pennants, tickets, etc. Pre-1975. Philadelphia items especially wanted. Ellis, 158 Stratford Dr., Philadelphia, PA 19115, 215-934-5618.

1800-1980 SELL YOUR ANTIQUE TOYS, SPACE TOYS & ROBOTS for the HIGHEST PRICES! Tin Toy Collections Wanted! 856-547-5521 ragtimetoys@comcast.net

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WANTED COLLECTIONS & Accumulations of Postcards & Travel Memorabilia: Posters, Brochures, Booklets, Decals, Stickers & Labels, from Airlines, Railroads, Steamships & Hotels, Top Dollar Paid! danfrankel@aol.com 561-351-8580.

MUSIC BOXES WANTED Buying and Selling Cylinder & Disc Music Boxes, Bird Cages, Bird Boxes, Phonographs, Automatas. Specializing in all Antique Resortation Services for over 60 years. Ask for Gerald Wright. Rita Ford Music Boxes, 1253 Springfield Ave. #304, New Providence, NJ 07974, 908-377-3225, 212-535-6717. www.ritafordmusicboxes.com

POSTCARDS

MILITARY & SPORTING AIRLINES & AIRPORT chrome cards, esp. domestic, published during the 1950s & 1960s, a permanent want. Armen Avakian, 4560 Pinehollow Ct, Apt 170, Indianapolis, IN 46254, 317-298-8913.

OLDER FIREWORKS OR Packs Wanted by Collector, 573-474-5030 or 573-881-0090.

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