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VOL. 44, NO. 9FRIDAY MARCH 8, 2013

Article courtesy of E. RichardMcKinstry, Winterthur LibraryDirector, and Andrew W. Mellon,Senior Librarian

Photos Courtesy of TheWinterthur Library: The Johnand Carolyn GrossmanCollection

Winterthur - known world-wide for its preeminent collectionof American decorative arts, natu-ralistic gardens, and researchlibrary for the study of Americanart and material culture - hasannounced the largest single giftpurchase in its history with theaddition of the John and CarolynGrossman Collection, one of themost comprehensive archives ofperiod graphic ephemera ever tohave been assembled.

On loan to Winterthur since2008, the Grossman Collectionrepresents approximately 250,000vividly colored ephemera itemsportraying life in America from1820 to 1920.

“Since printed ephemera typi-cally lasts for such a short time, theGrossmans have performed a hero-ic task in saving so much of it andmaking it available to the publicthrough the Winterthur Library,”

said E. Richard McKinstry,Winterthur LibraryDirector, and Andrew W.Mellon, Senior Librarian.“Images portrayed onephemera are sometimesthe only ones to have sur-vived that document life inAmerica and other coun-tries a century and moreago.”

The collection docu-ments the methods of lithog-raphy and chromolithogra-phy and all they representedvisually from the early 19ththrough the early 20th cen-turies. Images portray thecustoms, attitudes, and

ideals of Victorian and Edwardianlife: innocent children, garden-freshflowers, romantic couples, holidaytraditions, fashionable women,anthropomorphic animals, andcigar-smoking gentlemen.

Among the collection’s trea-sures is the first commercially pro-duced Christmas card, printed in1843 in England, along with itsprinter’s proof. The Grossmansalso saved the extraordinaryarchives of the George SchlegelLithographic Company, a 19th-and20th-century business in NewYork City that specialized in print-ing cigar box labels.

Winterthur has showcased thecollection in its library exhibitionsand in the museum’s Yuletide dis-plays. It has been a magnet for stu-dents and researchers, especiallythose interested in Winterthur’sResearch Fellowship Program.The graphic materials also have

been used successfully inWinterthur’s licensing and market-ing efforts.

McKinstry said that having theGrossman Collection permanentlyhoused at Winterthur further solid-ifies the library’s status as a centerfor advanced research.

“Winterthur is deeply gratefulto John and Carolyn Grossman formaking this remarkable collectionavailable not only to scholars,Winterthur staff, and our visitors,but also to thousands ofresearchers, who can now accessthese materials through the

Winterthur Library online,”McKinstry said.

Dr. Katherine C. Grier, aUniversity of Delaware his-tory professor, said the col-lection enhancesWinterthur’s holdingsenough to seal its reputationas having “the number oneresearch library in the coun-try for the study of visualculture in America between

the 1860s and 1920s.” Grier, aformer member of Winterthur’sAcademic Programs Department,said the collection givesWinterthur sufficient depth toserve as an unparalleled resourceon topics such as the history of

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Planning A Visit?Winterthur5105 Kennett Pike (Route 52)Winterthur, DE 19735For GPS and online mapping services, use 5105 Kennett Pike,

Wilmington, DE 19807Admission: $18 adults; $16 for students and seniors; $5 for ages

2–11. Tickets are valid for two consecutive days. Museum hours: 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., Tuesdays through Sundays For information, including special services, call 800-448-3883,

302-888-4600, or TTY 302-888-4907 or visit www.winterthur.org.

Approximately 250,000 Period Items Portraying 19th- and 20th-Century Victorian andEdwardian Life Represent Major Strategic Enrichment for Winterthur

Barbour Brothers calendar from 1890

The first commercially printed Christmas card, from 1843, England.

A portrait of two University ofPennsylvania athletes.

Book published by McLoughlin Brothers, NYC.

A children’s game,from McLoughlin.

Postcard to celebrate New Year’s.Sheet music from the mid-1890s.

Cigar ephemera: a proof of a cigar box label.

A Christmas game, actuallywooden picture cubes thatwould create images when

put together.

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INDEXDeadlines . . . . . . . . . . . . Auction Calendar . . . . . . Page 9Auction Directory . . . . . . Page 9Auction Notices . . . . . . . Page 9Seekers Column . . . . . . Page 22Sellers Column . . . . . . . Page 22Service/Supplies/Specialties . . . . . . . . . . Page 22Shop Guide . . . . . . . . . . . Page 6Shops & Centers . . . . . . Page 3Shows & FM Calendars . . Page 7Shows & FM Notices . . . Page 7Subscription Form . . . . . Page 2

On Wednesday, March 20,Pook & Pook, Inc., will hostits spring Decorative Artsauction. Preview will takeplace beginning Saturday,March 16, at noon and contin-ue until the sale date. Specifictimes will be listed on thePook & Pook website. The

sale will encompass a varietyof objects including furniture,fine art, accessories, textilesand jewelry.

A large groupof quilts fromthe collection ofFoster andMuriel McCarlof Beaver Falls,Pennsy lvan ia ,will be offeredon Wednesdaymorning. Thefirst of these isan interestingpieced quiltdepicting a map ofNorth America within astriped and blocked border.An appliqué double heartquilt is signed “RichardChapman, Philadelphia.Other patterns includedprincess feather, nine-patch,triple Irish chain, Broderie

Perse and many others. A notable selection of

audio devices are to besold. An oakRegina Hexaphone,model 104 phono-graph is estimated at$4,000 to $6,000. TheSwiss rosewood cylin-der music box hasChinamen bell ringingfigures and dancingballerinas (esimate$3,000 to $5,000).Approximately twen-ty-four music boxes,gramophones and

phonographswill cross the

auction block. Two very

compelling piecesof George Jonesmajolica will cer-tainly attract inter-est. One is a bowlhaving a base witha Punch figure sup-port (estimate$5,000 to $10,000)and the other acovered tureenwith a full nest-ing quail (esti-mate $8,000 to $12,000).Other porcelains includeHistorical Blue Staffordshire,Chinese export, GaudyDutch, Limoges, RoyalWorcester, Leeds,creamware, etc. Severalappealing art glass objectsinclude a Steuben Aureneglass jack-in-the-pulpit vase,a Tiffany Favrile blue irides-cent glass bowl, a MoeBridges table lamp and anArtcraft Iron Works tablelamp.

A variety of Americanand continental art worksare offered throughout theday. A set of four oil on can-vas Civil War scenes,

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p o r t -edly from the G.A.R.National Headquarters inDayton, Ohio (estimate$1,000 to $2,000). A handsigned artist’s proof byNorman Rockwell depicts aBoy Scout in uniform (esti-mate $3,000 to $5,000).Other American artistsinclude Robert Shaw, JohnStango, Jamie Wyeth,

Cornell Hicks,Frank Barney,C h a r l e sB a s k e r v i l l e ,

Barclay Rubincamand many others. An

oil on canvas landscapeby Ignatius Regemorteris estimated at $500 to$1,000. There is anattractive oil on canvasportrait of “Maid of theHurons” with a lake inthe background (esti-mate $500 to $1,000). Apatinated bronze afterCharles Henry

Humphriss titled“Appeal to theGreat Spirit” is

expected tobring $500 to $1,000.

A Marklin tin platetrain set and Karl Bob train

engine will garner interesttogether with a selection ofother Marklin cars and acces-sories. Both Strawser and

Gottshall are well-known 20th-c e n t u r y

c a r v e r s .Examples inthis sale includeanimal and birdfigures, a horse-drawn logsleigh, birdtrees, etc. Otherunusual itemsinclude a col-lection ofeighteen

LucilleB a n k s

WW II politicalcartoons, aDisney cell from“Practical Pig,”several tradesigns, a set of

three carved andpainted plaques of Africananimals signed “RobbieAnderson” and a Lyon &Healy model 22 harp andcase (estimate $2,500 to$4,500).

A great deal offurniture andaccessoriesw i l l

b ei n c o r -poratedinto thesale, witheverythingfrom giran-dole mirrorsand chande-liers to Dutchc u p b o a r d sand tall case

clocks. A Victorian wal-nut pin-escapement

regulator clock isestimated to

bring $1,500 to$ 2 , 5 0 0and aVictorian

carved mahoganyétagère for $500to $1,000. Acustom paintedDutch cup-board bySteve Cherryand PeterDeen willattract attentionwith an estimat-

ed selling price of$1,500 to $2,500. The J.E.

Caldwell mahoganytube tall case clock is

stamped “F.K o r f h a g e ,

Germany”and theG e r m a nfruitwood

tall caseclock has a

musical worksand embell-ished case. Amyriad ofside tables,

c u p b o a r d s ,chairs, dower

chests and chests ofdrawers present

many opportu-nities for buy-ers.

The end of

the sale will feature a selec-tion of jewelry. An 18k whitegold buckle bracelet with dia-

monds, an 18kyellow gold catbrooch alongwith 18k yellow

gold bracelets,and a pair of

diamondstud ear-rings inp l a t -i n u mare justa few of

the itemsoffered.

For fur-ther info,

please call (610)269-4040 or go towww.pookandpook.com.

March 20 Decorative Arts Sale At Pook & Pook Inc.March 20 Decorative Arts Sale At Pook & Pook Inc.

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Depression glass orRoseville. Expect to findporcelain china teacups orplates decorated with greendesigns. There may beJasperware or Belleek in thespecial display.

Green hasalways been apopular kitchencolor, so thedisplay willinclude green-handed utensils,green mixingbowls, greenpitchers, andeven greentable linens. Toadd a bit ofwhimsy, expectsome turtles

and frogs to pop up, too. And,of course, green is the colorof nature, so prints with awoodland theme, jewelry in

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printing technology, the his-tory of graphic design, andthe history of advertisingand marketing.

In relation to social and cul-tural history, the collection canbe mined for information onsuch topics as evolving idealsof domestic life; the construc-tion of race and ethnicity; thechanging nature of genderidentity; the history of sexuali-ty; the history of leisure and

sport; the history of childhood;and such topics as foodways,popular medicine, and dress.

To learn moreabout Winterthur’s GrossmanCollection, visit www.winterthur.org. Winterthur offers avariety of tours, exhibitions,programs, and activitiesthroughout the year. General

admission includes a tour ofsome of the most notablespaces in the 175-roomhouse, as well as access to theWinterthur Garden andGalleries, special exhibitions,a narrated tram tour (weatherpermitting), the CampbellCollection of Soup Tureens,and the Enchanted Woodschildren’s garden. Tickets arevalid for two consecutivedays.

Museum hours are 10 a.m.to 5 p.m., Tuesday throughSunday. Winterthur, locatedon Route 52 (5105 KennettPike), six miles northwestof Wilmington, Delaware, andfive miles south

of U.S. Route 1, is closedMondays (except duringYuletide), Thanksgiving, andChristmas Day. Winterthuris committed to accessibleprogramming for all. Forinformation, including specialservices, call 800-448-3883,302-888-4600, or TTY 302-888-4907.

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Cigar label featuringa portrait of Hans,or Honus, Wagner.

A watercolor painted for a lith-ographer to use; he wouldtransfer the image to a stonefor printing.

Thanksgiving cookbook cover.

Calling card for New Year’s, 1882.

A portrait of Santa Claus and achild used for advertising pur-poses by a San Francisco clothier.

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19711 Newark 302-454-8007AUNT MARGARET’S ANTIQUE MALL294 E. Main St. Mon- Sat. 10-5, Sun12-5. 2 floors. Antiques, collectibles,primitives, much more.www.auntmargaretsantiquemall.com

19711 Newark 302-733-7677MAIN STREET ANTIQUES, 23 LibertyPlaza. Open Mon-Sat. 10-8, Sun. 11:30-5:30 Over 45 Showcase & RoomDealers selling Quality Antiques &Collectibles.

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

19904 Dover 302-883-2243A TOUCH OF GLASS 147 S. GovernorsAve., hrs. Tues.-Sat. 10-5. Glass,antiques, gifts, collectibles & muchmore.

19933 Bridgeville 302-337-3137ART’S ANTIQUE ALLEY, Rt. 13 South.60 dealers. Open 7 days 9am-6pm.20,000 sq.ft. Collectibles. A/C,restrooms, snacks

19958 Lewes 302-645-2309HERITAGE ANTIQUE MARKET, 16168Coastal Hwy. (RT1), 2mi. N. of FivePoints, Lewes. Roseville pottery, furni-ture, books, dolls, china, glass, jewelry,art & more from 49 dealers! Alwayslooking for new Dealers in the BeachResort. 11-5 daily.

19963 Milford 302-424-1288RIVERSIDE ANTIQUE MALL 34 N.Walnut St. Mon-Sat. 10-5. Featuringdiversified antique dealers sure to satisfyany collector. Civil War, Lionel Trains,Quilts, Glassware, Furniture, Jewelry, etc.

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

21043 Ellicott City 410-465-4444TAYLOR’S ANTIQUE MALL, HistoricDistrict. Cor. of Frederick Rd & OldColumbia Pike. 16,000 Sq.Ft. ofAntiques & Collectibles. Mon.-Sat. 10-5 & Sunday Noon-5.

21078 Havre de Grace 410-942-0701SENECA CANNERY ANTIQUES, 201 St.John St... Largest Mall in Havre deGrace with 50+ quality dealers. Open 7days, M-S 10-5, S 11-5. Wide Selectionof antiques & collectibles.

21157 Westminster 410-857-4044WESTMINISTER ANTIQUE MALL 433Hahn Rd 25,000 s.f., furn., military,toys, silver, coins, comics, glassware.Generally open 7 days/ week Mon. - Sat.10-6; Sun. 12-6.

21901 North East 410-287-83185 & 10 ANTIQUE MARKET, 115 S. MainSt. Daily 10am-6pm. Cecil County’slargest! Buying/ selling antiques & col-lectibles. Gourmet chocolates.

21921 Elkton 410-398-0954IRON BRIDGE FARM, 2953 AppletonRd. Antiques and collectibles. Three fullfloors. Seven days week, 10-5. Rush &cane chairs. Mins. from I-95 near FairHill area.

07701 Red Bank 732-224-0033MONMOUTH ST. EMPORIUM, 27Monmouth St., Voted Best Antique Storein Monmouth Co., Multi-Dlr 5,000 s.f.shop. Open 7 days/ wk. Space available.

07712 Asbury Park 732-774-6800MONMOUTH ANTIQUE SHOPPES, 658Cookman Ave. in the Shoppes at theArcade. Multi-Dlr. shop. Open 7 days11am-5pm. Check out our websitewww.monmouthantiqueshoppes.com

07801 Dover 973-989-4470DOVER ANTIQUE CENTER Corner ofWarren & Bassett. Furniture, pottery,jewelry, toys, glass, books, records,clocks, art, trains, coins W 11-7, Fri.,Sat. and Su 11-5.

07874 Stanhope 973-347-7373BLUE HERON ANTIQUES, 34 Main St.Roseville Pottery, Perfumes, Art Glass,Lamps, Jewelry, Paper Weights,Watches, Clocks. CLEARANCE SALE.Open Wed.- Sun. 10-6. Tues. by chance.

07901 Summit 908-273-9373SUMMIT ANTIQUES CENTER, 511 Morris Ave. 2 floors, 60+ dealers.Antiques, collectibles. Smalls to furniture. Open 7 days 11-5. Free park-ing. www.summitantiquecenter.com

07930 Chester 908-879-7836CHESTER ANTIQUE MALL, 30+ Dlrs, noreproductions. 427 Rt.510 (old RT24)between Mendham & Chester, Tues -Sat10:30-5:00, Sun. 11:30-5:00. Furniture,primitives, glass, jewelry, art, etc.

08005 Barnegat 609-698-3020BAY AVENUE ANTIQUES 349 S. Main(Route 9). Open Tues.-Sun. 10am-5pm.Book Seller: New Jersey Books, Maps,Prints, Civil War, Baseball, Chess, BlueComet Train, Lincoln, Old Bookends.

08006 Barnegat Light 609-361-8039THE SEAWIFE, 1901 Bayview Ave. atViking Village. Country primitive antiquefurniture, quilts, folk art, architecturals& garden. Open by appt. for winter.

08033 Haddonfield 856-429-1929HADDONFIELD ANTIQUES CENTER, 9Kings Highway East. Multi-dealer co-op,Mon-Sat 10-5, Sun 12-4. Antiques, col-lectibles, vintage merchandise, art,books, brass, copper, furniture, glass-ware, jewelry, pottery, silver, toys, etc.

08037 Hammonton 609-567-1889ANTIQUE MARKETPLACE of DowntownHammonton, 109 12th St. Tues-Sat.10-6, Sun. 11-5. 15,000sq.ft full ofantiques, collectibles, used furniture.antiquemarketplaceofhammonton.com

08525 Hopewell 609-466-9833TOMATO FACTORY ANTIQUE &DESIGN CENTER 2 Somerset St. WeHave It All! www.thetomatofactory.comOpen Mon. thru Sat. 10-5, Sun. 11-5.We have 38 Dealers.

16159 W. Middlesex 724-528-2490ANTIQUE AND FLEA MARKET OF WESTMIDDLESEX RT18 S. Open Wed. thruSun. 9am-5pm. Monthly Auctions.Largest Antique Market in WesternPennsylvania.

16686 Tyrone 814-684-5088I-99 ANTIQUES, conveniently located offthe Tyrone Exit of Interstate 99, 1222Pennsylvania Avenue. Quality antiques& collectibles. 40 dealers. Open Daily10-5, Sun 12-5. Dealers welcome.

16801 State College 814-238-2980APPLE HILL ANTIQUES, Rt. 26N to 169Gerald Street. Distinctive antiques in agallery setting. Over 60 dealers. Opendaily 10 to 6. Wide variety.

17025 West Fairview 717-732-7680WE DABBLE, 73 2nd St. (on Rt 11-15) .3500 sq.ft. We buy/ sell for you.Marbles wanted. [email protected]

17062 Millerstown 717-589-7810STITCH IN TIME ANTIQUE & GIFT MALL43 N. Market St. Antiques, Collectibles,Furniture, Quality Handmade Crafts &Gifts. Open 7 days 10-5,Fri. til 8. Millerstown exit off RT322.

17090 Shermans Dale 717-582-3457HEARTS DESIGN AT NEEDFUL THINGS5800 Spring Rd. Open 7 days/ week 10-6. Antiques, Gifts & CustomEmbroidery, www.heartsdesign.com

17552 Mount Joy 717-653-9026STONE BARN ANTIQUES, 21/2 miles east of

Mount Joy, on Chiques Road, acrossfrom Liederkranz. Oak & pine furniture& general line. Call for appointment.

18071 Palmerton 610-826-4200NOW & THEN ANTIQUES & COL-LECTIBLES 636 Delaware Ave. Toys,Advertising, Autographs, Primitives.Hrs. Mon.-Fri. 9-5; Sat. 9-4 www.nown-thenantiques.com

18080 Slatington 610-767-8400BUS STOP INDOOR FLEA MARKET8281 RT 873, every Fri., Sat., Sun. 9am-5pm. Crafts, Antiques, & Flea Marketitems. Former Keystone Lamp Factory.New vendors welcomed.

18201 Hazleton 570-459-0037MANJONE’S VINTAGE STORE 783 AlterSt., furniture, kitchenware, primitives,collectibles, shoes, purses, & more.Hrs. Wed. thru Sun. 10-5.

18251 Sybertsville 570-788-1275HAL’S ANTIQUE FLEA MARKET, 732State Rte. 93, Exit 256 off I-80, take 93S. or Exit 145 off I-81, take 93 N.Sundays 9am-4pm.

18337 Milford 570-409-8636OLD LUMBERYARD ANTIQUES 113 7thSt. 2 large Multi-Dealer Shops, 10,000sq. ft. Mon., Thur-Sat. 10-5, Sun. 11-5.www.oldlumberyardantiquesllc.com

18914 Chalfont 215-997-3227BUCKS COUNTY ANTIQUE GALLERY, 8Skyline Dr. Just off Rt. 202, S of Rt.152.Antiques & more. Old/ new accessories,consignment furniture. 12,000 sq ft. ofBucks County’s Best. Tu.-Sa. 10-5, Sun12-5 buckscountyantiquegallery.biz

18930 Kintnersville 610-847-1966GRISTIES ANTIQUES AND ODDITIES,Rt. 611 near Rt. 32. 30 Dealers. Smallsand primitives to fine furniture. Openevery day 11-5. Free parking.

18940 Wrightstown 215-598-8837NOSTALGIC NOOK, Rt413, CarouselVillage at Indian Walk. China, Stangl,Pennsbury Pottery, Glass-Cut &Pressed, Silver, Primitives, Furniture,Frames, Lamps. M-Sa 10-6. Sun 11-5.

18944 Perkasie 215-257-3564TREASURE TROVE, 6 S. 7th Street.Estate jewelry, furniture, linens, vintageclothing, glass, china, books, toys,kitchenware, advertising, postcards.Primitives to Deco. Dealers Welcome.Mon.-Sat. 10-5. “Since 1980.”

18947 Pipersville 215-766-7145BUX-MONT CONSIGNMENT SHOPPE6719 Easton Rd. Over 75 vendors withAntiques, Collectibles & Consignments.Ladies & Gentlemen something foreveryone. Open Daily 9-5 closed Tues.and Wed.

18951 Quakertown 215-536-4547ANTIQUES AT 200 EAST, Rts 212 &313. Multi-DLR shop; EAST BROADANTIQUES, 141 E. Broad St. 215-536-4408. One Stop 2 Fantastic Stores.Shop Where Dealers Buy! Open 7 days.

18962 Silverdale 215-453-1414THE FACTORY ANTIQUES ANDCOLLECTIBLES, 130 West Main St, Rt113, Bucks County. Featuring over 40fine Buck’s County Dealers. OpenWednesday thru Sunday 10am to 5pm.

19355 Frazer 610-651-8299FRAZER ANTIQUES. -Best kept secreton Phila. Main Line- Open daily 10am-5pm. 2 mi east of Rte 202 on Rt. 30.

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Marion Beveridge, Sykesville, MD John Stroup, Belleville, PA Larry Strickler, York, PA Wilhide’s Antiques, Shippensburg, PA Terry Drachbar, Carlisle, PA Karl H. Pass, Mechanicsburg, PA Tinker’s Wagon, Flint Hill, VA Fay Gutschall, Palmyra, PA Linda Sterner, New Oxford, PA David Little, Hanover, PA Bill Thomas, Abingdon, MD

Mark Teller, Wallingford, PA The Apgars, Lititz, PA Chris Evans, Waynesboro, VA Newsom/Berdan, Thomasville, PA Tex Johnson, Adamstown, PA Patrick Sullivan, New Oxford, PA Sun High Antiques, Bloomsburg, PA Indian Hill Antiques, Laceyville, PA Kevin Kruger, Grantville, PA Ron Stayer, Lowman, NY Lewis & Clarke Antiques, Frederick, MD

Jim & Diane Farr, Boalsburg, PA Minges Antiques, Mifflin, PA Riley & Jenks Antiques, New Oxford, PA Gene Bertoiet, Oley, PA Snyder/McGeary, Washington, DC Racoon Creek, Oley, PA Gary Promey, Atwater, OH Kuster’s Antiques, Selinsgrove, PA Robuck’s Antiques, Shamokin Dam, PA Alan Miller Antiques, Fort Littleton, PA New Oxford Antiques, New Oxford, PA

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Antiques, Collectibles, Fine Art, Jewelry, Fur & Much More …AN UPSCALE FLEA MARKET…

For More Information Contact 301.292.2202

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Merchants Square Mall 1901 S. 12th Street,

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MORLATTON POST CARD CLUB INC.

38 th Spring Postcard Show

Farm and Home Center 1383 Arcadia Road

Lancaster, PA 17601 (off Manheim Pike Rte. 72)

Friday, March 22, 2013 10 A.M. to 6 P.M.

Saturday, March 23, 2013 10 A.M. to 4 P.M.

No Pre-Show Buying

Admission $2.00 (50 Cents Off With Ad)

For More Information Call Kay Feight, (717) 263-1638 Leon Rowe, (610) 444-0641

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03/22-23/13, LANCASTER, FRI10 AM-6 PM SAT 10 AM-4 PM,Postcard, 1383 Arcadia Rd, Farmand Home Center

03/17/13, NEW OXFORD, SUN10 AM-4 PM, Antiques, 200 WGolden Ln, Social Club Pavilion(heated)

03/16/13, PHILADELPHIA, SAT8 AM-4 PM, Antique & VintageFlea Market, 820 Spring Garden St,Indoors

03/16-17/13, KIMBERTON, SAT9 AM-5 PM SUN 11 AM-4 PM,Antiques, 61 Firehouse Ln,Kimberton Fire Company

03/09/13, LINGLESTOWN, SAT9 AM-4 PM, Postcard, 5901Linglestown Rd, Linglestown FireCompany

03/09/13, ALLENTOWN, SAT 10AM-3 PM, Antique Toys &Collectibles, 1901 S 12th St,Merchants Square Mall

03/09-10/13, PHILADELPHIA,SAT & SUN 9:30 AM-5:30 PMAUCTION EVERY SAT 11 AM,F/M & Auction, 1600 S Warfield St,Pennsy Flea Market & CountryAuction

03/09-10/13, ELVERSON, SAT 10AM-5 PM SUN 11 AM-4 PM,Antiques, 4897 N Twin Valley Rd,Twin Valley High School

03/09-10/13, BLOOMSBURG,SAT 10 AM-5 PM SUN 11 AM-4PM, Antiques, Rt 11 W Main St,Bloomsburg Fairgrounds Gate #2Industrial Arts Bldg

03/23-24/13, COLUMBUS, SAT &SUN, Antiques & Collectibles,Ohio Expo Center

04/19-21/13, BINGHAMTON,FRI 5 PM-8 PM SAT 10 AM-5PM SUN 10 AM-4 PM, Antiques,Vestal Parkway East Rt 434,Binghamton University EventsCenter

03/09-10/13, SYRACUSE, SAT &SUN 10 AM-5 PM, Antiques Expo,581 State Fair Blvd., New YorkState Fairgrounds

03/09-10/13, MAMARONECK,SAT & SUN 10 AM-5 PM,Antiques & Collectibles, 1000 WBoston Post Rd, Mamaroneck HighSchool

04/07/13, WAYNE, SUN 9 AM-3PM, Antiques & Collectibles, NCove Rd, Wayne PAL Indoor

04/05-07/13, MOORESTOWN,FRI 5 PM-8 PM SAT 9 AM-5 PMSUN 10 AM-4 PM, Antiques, 325Borton Landing Rd, MoorestownUpper Elementary School

04/05-06/13, ALLENDALE, FRI6:30 PM-10 PM SAT 10 AM-4PM, Depression Era Glass, China,Pottery, 320 Franklin Tpke,Guardian Angel Church

03/09/13, WALL, SAT 9:30 AM-4PM, Antiques, 18th Ave & NewBedford Rd, Wall Township HighSchool

03/09/13, SPARTA, SAT 9:30 AM-3:00 PM, Vintage Costume Jewelry,21 The Boardwalk, Lake MohawkCountry Club Mohawk Room

03/08-09/13, RIDGEWOOD, FRI11 AM-8 PM SAT 10 AM-5 PM,Antiques, 105 Cottage Place, ChristEpiscopal Church

03/10/13, BATH, SUN 10 AM-2PM, Antiques, Congress St, BathMiddle School

03/30/13, WEST FRIENDSHIP,SAT 9 AM-4 PM, Americana, 2210Fairgrounds Rd, Howard CountyFairgrounds

04/11-14/13, ATLANTA, THURS-SUN, Antiques & Collectibles,Atlanta Expo Center

03/07-10/13, ATLANTA, FRI-SUN, Antiques & Collectibles,Atlanta Expo Centers

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VERMONT03/10/13, MONTPELIER, SUN 9AM-1:30 PM, Antiques Market,Country Club Rd, Montepelier ElksClub

03/08-10/13, SPRINGFIELD, FRI11 AM- 9 PM SAT 11 AM-6 PMSUN 11 AM-5 PM, Antiques, 6715Commerce St, The Waterford

03/29-30/13, HERSHEY, FRIBEGINNING 5 PM SAT 10 AM-4PM, American Music & PopCulture Expo, 30 E Granada Ave,Granada Ave Gymnasium

SHOW GOERSMany show ads contain a coupon or message thatentitles you to a reduced admission cost. Be sureto look for these, clip them out and take themalong with you to the event.

Wedgwood enthusiastsfrom the U.S. and abroad willgather in Palm Springs,California, for the 58thAnnual WedgwoodInternational Seminar (WIS).The line-up of lec-tures covers not onlykey Wedgwoodartists of the 19thand 20th centuries,but also related artdepicting the potter-ies of England, andmore! The confer-ence takes placeMay 1 to 4 at theSpa Resort Hotel &Casino, its hostvenue.

Participants willenjoy presentationsfrom leadingW e d g w o o dscholars, as wellas from key col-l e c t o r s .Included willbe: “ArnoldMachin,” byJ u l i a nWedgwood, thepottery’s familymember fromEngland; “19thC e n t u r yW e d g w o o dArtists,” by Dr.Anne Forschler-Tarrasch, cura-tor of decorativearts for theB i r m i n g h a mMuseum of Art; “Artists’Imageries of the Potteries,”by Robert Wedgwood, presi-dent of the WSSC; “ThomasWindus’ Alternate View ofthe Portland Vase,” by SandraOlubas, collector and dealer;“Wedgwood in NewEngland” and “Artistry ofEric Ravilious,” both byLorraine Horn, former presi-dent of WIS and WSB; and“Wedgwood Whiteware,” byEarl Buckman, past WISpresident and dealer.

In addition, visits tothree outstanding privatecollections at the homes ofarea Wedgwoodians alongwith tours of the PalmSprings Art Museum and theLiving Desert preserve are

on the program. Attendeeswill also have the conve-nience of purchasingWedgwood wares frommember dealers and the plea-sure of meeting new ceram-

ics enthusiasts and reunitingwith fellow collectors.

The lectures, receptions,banquets, lunches, and toursare all inclusive under themodest registration fee. To

obtain more informa-tion on the seminar,registration and theh o t e l ,and to make yourreservations, contactthe director of semi-nars by email at:[email protected].

The WedgwoodInternational Seminar,which first gathered inPhiladelphia in 1956,has held its annualseminars in majorcities in the USA,Canada, the UK, andelsewhere. These con-

ferences offer the opportunityfor Wedgwood enthusiaststhe world over to gainexpanded insight into relatedtopics, visit private and pub-lic collections, and networkin an informal forum. In addi-tion, WIS members (whetherin attendance or not) receivea bound copy of theProceedings. Annual mem-bership fee is $35 per indi-vidual and $50 per family(+ $10 for outside USA), andPayPal payments are nowaccepted for both member-ship and seminar fees.


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Wedgwood Barlaston Mug, byEric Ravilious, 1940.

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05/11/13, GLEN ROCK, SAT 8:30AM, Gun collection + select con-signments, 4067 Snyder Rd,Wehrly's Auction Service

04/13/13, GLEN ROCK, SAT 8:30AM, Antique guns, 4067 SnyderRd, Wehrly's Auction Service

03/20/13, DOWNINGTOWN,WED 9 AM, Decorative Arts, 463 ELancaster Ave, Pook & Pook Inc.

03/16/13, SPRING CITY, SAT 10AM, Toy & Train, Ridge Fire Co480 Ridge Rd, Maurer's Auctions

03/16/13, NAZARETH, SAT 10AM, Jewelry, sterling, furniture,carnival glass, pottery etc., 330 WMoorestown Rd Rt 512, DottaAuction Co., Inc.

03/16/13, GLEN ROCK, SAT 8:30AM, Spring Gun consignment,4067 Snyder Rd, Wehrly's AuctionService

03/16/13, EPHRATA, SAT 9 AM,Antiques, collectibles, toys, jewelry& watches, household goods, tools,Auction Ctr 50 Durlach Rd, HorstAuctioneers

03/15-16/13, CHAMBERSBURG,FRI 1 PM SAT 10 AM, Session I -Corgie, Hot Wheels & other diecastSession II - Matchbox, Dinky,Tomy, Tomica, Gateway GalleryAuction 643 Kriner Rd, John F.Kohler, Jr.

03/14/13, QUARRYVILLE,THURS 10 AM, Antiques, 3164White Oak Rd, Pa Auction Center

03/13/13, POTTSTOWN, WED 10AM, Contents of Jugan'sBarbershop & Windy Hill Farm,Third Street Gallery 132 E Third St,Maurer & Wilson

03/13-14/13, HATFIELD, WEDNOON THURS 9 AM & NOON,3/13 - Discovery Art; 3/14 - 9 am -Estate including antiques, col-lectibles, Baccarat, Waterford,Steuben, Tiffany, cut glass, Lenox,Dedham pottery etc.; Noon - Fine &decorative arts, 501 Fairgrounds Rd,Alderfer Auction & Appraisal

03/11/13, YORK, MON 9 AM,Antiques, furniture, collectibles,glassware, china, toys, trains, cos-tume jewelry, tools, snow blowers,cast iron, box lots, Toomey AuctionCtr 240 Hatchery Rd, ToomeyAuction

03/11/13, MAPLE GLEN, MONONLINE AUCTION ENDS, Giltbronze French Empire clock c.1830,John E. Berninger Oil on ArtistsBoard, 19th c. American gameboard& stand, early Copenhagen pottery,musical instruments etc. Preview3/9 10 am-5 pm 1425 Welsh Rd,online @ www.locatiauctions.com,Locati Auctions

03/11/13, MANHEIM, MONNOON, Antique & ModernFurniture, 1667 Cider Press Rd,John M. Hess

03/11/13, CHAMBERSBURG,MON 10 AM, Vintage items, mod-ern furnitures,s quilts, lighting,automobile, collectibles, personalproperty, Gateway Gallery Auction643 Kriner Rd, John F. Kohler, Jr.

03/10/13, TYLERSPORT, SUN 11AM, Cataloged trains & toys,Gallery 97 Ridge Rd, Rook Auction& Appraisal Service LLC

03/10/13, HARRISBURG, SUN 10AM, Antiques, furniture, col-lectibles, art etc., 1500 Paxton St,Cordier Auctions & Appraisals

03/09/13, WILLOW STREET,SAT 8:30 AM, Antiques, col-lectibles, cast iron, Breweriannaetc., Al Starr firemans Bldg Rt 272(behind Willow Street Firehall),Probst Family Auctions

03/09/13, SELLERSVILLE, SAT9 AM, Live model steam engines &accessories, construction & vehicletoys, trains etc, 220 N Main St SuiteA, Sellersville Auction LLC

03/09/13, MANHEIM, SAT 8:30AM, Antiques & Collectibles, 1667Cider Press Rd, John M. Hess

03/09/13, KUTZTOWN, SAT 9:30AM, Antiques, collectibles, furni-ture, art, coins, toys, dolls, pottery,books etc., Beltzner Hall KutztownFairgrounds N White Oak St,George Miller IV Auction Co.

03/09/13, HAMBURG, SAT 9 AM,Heywood Wakefield furniture, ster-ling flatware, artwork, fine china,egg collection, jewelry, fishing gearetc., 317 Greenwood St,Diefenderfer Auction Co., LLC

03/09/13, ENOLA, SAT 10 AM,Personal Property including col-lectibles, jewelry, postcards, house-hold, tools, garden, appliances, boxlots; furniture (12:30); Real Estate(noon), OnSite 2 Adams St, CordierAuctions & Appraisals

03/09/13, ANDREAS, SAT 9 AM,Lg. floor model original Coca ColaCooler, table top Coca Cola cooler,1930's parking meter, bow frontchina cabinet, early ornate fireplacemantel, gingerbread clock primitivesmalls etc., Andreas Sporting Club 1Andreas Rd, Dean R. Arner

03/07/13, NEW HOLLAND,THURS 5 PM, Vintage sports,common sports, collectibles toys,270 Grant St, John Hums Auctions

03/07/13, MANHEIM, THURS 9AM, Lawn, garden, box lots, 1667Cider Press Rd, John M. Hess

03/02-03/15/13, TROY, ONLINEBEGINNING SAT 3/2 CLOSING3/15 11 AM, Church Collectibles,Meneely Bell (c.1847), Steinwaygrand piano, church pews, oil paint-ings, Leland pipe organ etc., Online@ www.collarcityauctions.com,Collar City Auctions

03/23/13, MILLVILLE, SAT 9AM, Art, furniture, glassware, pot-tery, primitives, toys, prints etc.,Elks Lodge of Millville 1815 EBroad St, Von Rhine AuctionService

03/17/13, LAMBERTVILLE,SUN, Fine jewelry, watches, coins,54 Coryell St, Hampton EstateAuction, Inc.

03/17/13, BERLIN, SUN 10 AM,Asian Decorative Arts, 147 JacksonRd, Waterford's Art & AntiquesAuctioneers

03/16/13, VINELAND, SATNOON, Cast Iron, 2141 DeMarcoDr, Bertoia Auctions

03/16/13, OCEAN TOWNSHIP,SAT 11 AM, Sterling Silver, gameday baseball bat, Japanese wood-block prints, Aristocraft train set,jewelry, still life on board, paint-ings, furniture etc., The Woman'sClub of Asbury Park 57Wickapecko Dr, Kravetz Auctions

03/11/13, BURLINGTON, MON5:30 PM, Vintage comic books (sil-ver age), Hummel figurines, Barbie,Tammy, Ken, Midge dolls trucks,doll clothes, other dolls, stamps,coins, ephemera,large hand craftedwooden jewelry box etc., RomaClub 739 Lincoln Ave, C & MAuctioneers

03/09/13, MOORESTOWN, SAT9:30 AM, Ornate carved woodboxes, pottery, porcelain, lighting,glass, furniture, miscellaneous,OnSite Old Kingsway Antiques 527E Main St, Chris Doerner

03/09/13, AUDUBON, SAT 10AM, Coins, silver, collectibles, fur-niture, jewelry, decorations etc.,Gallery 100 W Merchant St,Audubon's Auctioneers

04/12-14/13, ANN ARBOR, FRISAT SUN, Antiques, collectibles,fire collection, pedal cars & toy col-lection, Washtenaw Farm CouncilGrounds 5055 Ann Arbor/Saline Rd,Showtime Auction Service

03/23/13, FREDERICK, SAT 10AM, Cataloged sale of Americana,Historical, Ethnographic items andposters etc., Gallery 5714-AIndustry Ln, Mosby & Co. Auctions

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In the final days of 2012,the auction firm James D.Julia, Inc. in Fairfield, Maine,recorded another banner yearof top shelf auctions, gross-ing over $46 Million in sales.The icing to finish out theyear came with a three-day

auction extravaganza thatcombined two days of fineglass and lamps with raretoys, dolls, and advertisingitems to bring the final tallyto over $2.5 million. Julia’sfocus on high qualityantiques, combined with astellar marketing programand a dedicated staff compa-ny president Jim Julia fre-quently refers to as “the bestauction team in NorthAmerica” has been a recipefor success over their 40years in the business.

This glass & lamp auctiongenerated some of the

strongest participation andsales results sold in the lastfew years. Among thenumerous examples lightingthe way was a marvelousTiffany Venetian leaded tablelamp with intricate micro-design done with exceptionalglass. The shade rested on itsoriginal and equally intricatebronze base patterned tomatch the Tiffany bronzedesk sets of the same design.This unusual lamp knockedits $60,000 to $80,000 esti-mate flat, climbing to a stag-

gering $103,500. A TiffanyNasturtium floor lamp pre-ceded this one and was a gor-geous mix of highly mottledand fiery glass forming an allover pattern of flowers, rest-ing on a vertically ribbedbronze base. It went out at$69,000, just nearing its$70,000 to $100,000 esti-mate. Yet another stunnerwas a Tiffany Daffodil leadedtable lamp with clusters offlowers in varying stages ofbloom in a variety of colorsagainst a mottled gray skybackground. It sold for$40,250 against expectations



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717-731-8662

MULTI-ESTATE AUCTION Antiques - Furniture - Collectibles - Art

Sunday, March 10 at 10 A.M. Preview: 9 A.M. thru auction

1500 Paxton Street, Harrisburg, PA 17104 FURNITURE: Antiques: Chippendale Style Sofa; Victorian: Carved Dressing Table, Marble Top Dressers & Tables; Stands; 2 Oak Bow Front China Cabinets; Work Tables; Smoking Stand; Governor Winthrop Secretary; Oak Mission Desk; Medicine Cabinet. Primitives: 12 Light Corner Cupboard; Early Small Size Washstand; Cobblers Bench; Continental Drum Chair; Victorian Settee; Victorian Fireside Chairs; 2 Raymond Smith End Tables; 2 Watchmakers Benches; Oriental Rugs ; Lighting: Gone with the Wind Lamps; Figural Banquet Lamp; Victorian Ceiling Fixtures. COLLECTIBLES: Bromo Mint Sign; Lash’s Lemonade Dispenser; Political Buttons; Life Magazines; Trading Cards; Photos; Perfume Bottles; Ziess Contax Camera; Agfa Projector; Medicine Bottles; Typewriters; RC Alle n Calculator; Dopey Bank; Christmas; Vogue Record; Valentines; Trade Cards; Knives: Sheath: Cutmaster, Remington, Pocket: Henckels incl. Inlaid; 1916 PA Driver’s License; Beer Advertising; Shaving & Mustache Mugs; Carnival Glass; Postcards incl. Carlisle; Clocks: Antique, Seth Thomas & More; Toys: Models; Hess Trucks; Victorian Glass; Magic Lantern & Glass Slides; Black Cat Doorstop; Walking Sticks; Flaccus Brothers Jar; Blue Onion Compote; Royal Worcester Vase; Hibel Collectors Plates; Cowden & Wilcox Batter Jug; Books incl. Technical; Large Roseville Vase; Hot Wheels; Radios: Channel Master, Normende & More; Dolls: Norah Welling, Kestner, Heubach, Emmett Kelly. TEXTILES & VINTAGE CLOTHES: Hats; Coats; Dresses; Furs; Parasols; Christening Dresses; Quilts; Draperies; Lace; Linens & More. HOUSE & HOME: Silverplate incl. Flatware, Meat Dome, Wine Bottle Coasters & More; Dinner Services incl. Meito “Arbor”; Royal Worcester “Allegro”, Spode “Albany”, Wedgewood “Conway”. ART: Oil Paintings & Prints; T. Montto; Betty Snow; H. Eisenberg; Charles Bragg; M. Muller; J. Fritchey; Paul K. Freeman; Chessie Kittens by G. Grunwald; C urrier & Ives & More! JEWELRY: Vintage, Deco & Art Nouveau Jewelry & Accessories incl. Sterling Peacock Pin; Coral Necklaces; Rhine stones; Pins incl. Siam; Glass Beads; Dress Clips; Sterling Watch Fob; Buckle; Spectacles; Mechanical Pencil incl. Gold & Guilloche ; More. Pocketwatches incl. Pair Cased; New Haven Pedometer; Travel Clock. 10:00 A.M.: Box Lots & Rough Furniture!

Consignments from The Estates of Mary Landis of Newport, Larry Walters of Carlisle, & Others.

Visit www.CordierAntiques.com for photos & more details. 10% Buyer’s Premium. Terms: Cash, PA checks. Out-of-state checks w/prior approval. All major credit cards accepted. Food concession. Located off of Interstate 83 between 13th Street & 17th Street exits.

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21 st Century Antiques On-Site Estate Auction

527 East Main St. at the Old Kingsway Antiques

Moorestown, NJ 08057

Saturday March 9, 2013 Preview 8:30 A.M. Auction 9:30 A.M.

Items of interest: O rnate carved wood boxes, 1950 figural black mammy paper holder, little red schoolhouse brass bell, souvenir items, 1939 WF Items incl. rare pressed glass frosted tray, Sterling bowls, S& P, Candlesticks, La Guerra che noi Preferiamo - Italian Book on the wonder of Fascism circa 1938. Pottery & Porcelain: T hrown terra cotta pots, large size crocks, Art Pottery, Cookie Jars, Tea Sets, Restaurant China, Dinnerware, Cabinet Plates, Figurines, Kewpies, Bathing B eauty, Goebel, Toby Mugs, etc. Lighting: Victorian gas lamp (converted), glass shades incl. some gas shades, prisms, Antique Lighting, brass lamps. Glass: Elegant Glass, Pedestal Cake Plates, Punch Bowl Sets, Carnival, +++. Misc.: J ewelry displays, advertising tins, 1860’s B ible, Crystal, German Candy Tins, Linens, Sewing B asket, Ice Tongs, Hammered Copper & Aluminum, Vintage Christmas, Toys, Banks, Vintage Photos & C abinet cards incl. the cruise ship Morrow Castle, celebrities & more. Primitives, Folk Art Sign, Old Books, Records (45, 33, & 78 RPM), Clocks, Thermometers, Aprons, Purses, Flyer’s Jersey, Kid Gloves, Agate, Advertising, Flatware, Sheet Music, Kitchenware, Art Prints, Gold, S terling & Costume Jewelry, Lots of Giftware. Furniture incl. Marble topped, wingback chairs, mid-century modern, etc. Bring a chair & spend the morning at this fun sale! Directions: Rt. 38 to exit for Marter Ave. (Taylor Rental). Follow Marter to left on Main. Sale is on the right side. No parking on Main street must park on side streets. Signs Posted. Food by Hog Day Afternoon. Bathroom onsite. Terms: Cash or Check w/proper ID. No Buyer’s Premium. Questions? Call 609-877-6843 - e-mail to [email protected] . Day of sale please call 609-560-3247. Auctioneer not responsible for accidents.

Check auctionzip auctioneer ID 1049 for pics & more details. Chris Doerner Auctioneer

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A Tiffany Nasturtium floorlamp was a gorgeous mix ofhighly mottled and fiery glassforming an all over pattern offlowers, resting on a verticallyribbed bronze base. It went outat $69,000, just nearing its$70,000 to $100,000 estimate.

This most unusual cast bronzeRaoul Larche lamp with terrif-ic art nouveau styling caughtthe eye of many a bidder andwent to the one willing to go to$31,050 against a $10,000 to$15,000 estimate.

Wedgwood Fairyland Lustreincluded such pieces as a lovelyfooted pear shaped vase deco-rated in the Pillars design. Itsold within its $12,000 to$15,000 estimate for $12,650.

Highlights of a grouping ofcontemporary paperweightsincluded this large PaulStankard “Root Spirit” elon-gated cubical example depict-ing stylized figures entwined inthe roots of flowers. It went outat $6,900 within its $6,000 to$9,000 estimate.

Cameo glass included this out-standing Galle marquetry andpadded vase. Once the vaseitself was blown, the artist thenwould inlay molten glass andwheel-carve delicate translucentflowers for a striking effect. Itsold for $25,875 against a$15,000 to $20,000 estimate.

This rare Tiffany red miniaturebulbous vase with wavy bandsof gold iridescence garneredthe attention of advanced col-lectors. It sold within expecta-tions of $8,000 to $12,000 toland at $10,925.

Victorian glass included Mt.Washington Burmese piecessuch as this lovely vase with aruffled lip and enameled withmonkeys. Having a mostunusual subject matter notnormally portrayed, it found abuyer at $28,750.

French cameo glass made astrong showing including arare Daum vase with a longslender stem and squat bodywith a desirable Martele back-ground. Looking like a handhammered finish it also fea-tured wheel carved flowers andsold within a $20,000 to$30,000 estimate for $23,000.

Among the numerous lamps inthe sale was a marvelousTiffany Venetian leaded tablelamp with intricate micro-design done with exceptionalglass. The shade rested on itsoriginal and equally intricatebronze base patterned to matchthe Tiffany bronze desk sets ofthe same design. This unusuallamp knocked its $60,000 to$80,000 estimate flat, climbingto a staggering $103,500.

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Barbara Strawser (American 20th c.), watercolor landscape farm scene.

Gottshall carved and painted horse drawn wagon.

Pennsylvania painted pine dower chest, ca. 1800.

Swiss cylinder music box, late 19th c.

English mahogany tall case clock, ca. 1800.

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of $20,000 to $25,000. Anunusual lamp with one of themost desirable shades TiffanyStudios ever created was thepansy full floral. The shadeconsisted of four bunches offlowers so accurately repre-sented with the perfect com-bination of mottled, striated,and textured glass. It gave asolid performance, hitting$38,525 against a $25,000 to$35,000 estimate. A lovelyexample done with bellflow-ers along the perimeter belowa deep emerald green back-ground, and resting on a beau-tifully patinated bronzelibrary base nudged above thetop end of its $15,000 to$25,000 estimate to sell for$25,300.

Other Tiffany lampsincluded a rare hanging prismchandelier. The outstandingpiece featured an open fret-work bronze top with fivegooseneck arms supportingiridescent lily shades, leadingto a gold favrile stalactiteshade, separated by a row ofgold favrile prisms. Elegancebeyond words, this treasuresaw bids above its $40,000 to$60,000 estimate to finish upat $57,500. A scarce varietyof their Linenfold lamp wasanother treat. Normallyfound in green or amber, thisexample was in white and dis-played a lovely brilliance andcharm. The formed glasscrafted to look like fabric isdelightfully deceiving. It soldfor $15,525 within an esti-mate of $15,000 to $20,000.

Non-Tiffany leaded lampsincluded a nice Duffner &Kimberly example with allover ivy leave design over afiery amber background andfinished with an irregular bor-der. Originally a wedding giftto Mildred Shannon, it soldfor $10,350 versus more con-servative expectations of$6,000 to $8,000. Otherlamps included a variety ofPairpoint examples such as anoutstanding Puffy Poppy.Including both the two andthe rarer three color exampleswith realistically renderedblossoms, they sold for$9,775 and $14,950, respec-tively, each meeting or beat-ing their pre-auction esti-mates. The auction also fea-tured a Pairpoint Puffy Roselamp with similar styling anddesirability. It brought$8,625 against a $6,000 to$8,000 estimate.

Lamp highlights likewiseincluded a most unusual cast


bronze Raoul Larche lampwith terrific art nouveaustyling. It depicted a beauti-ful woman wearing a flowingsheer gown that appears tohug her form as it blows in thewind around her. WithLarche’s expert crafting andexecution of the dress folds,one would swear it was actualfabric. It caught the eye ofmany a bidder, but went to theone willing to go to $31,050with no deference to its$10,000 to $15,000 estimate.

This auction was alsohighlighted by a quality selec-tion of fine Tiffany glass. Arare Tiffany red miniaturebulbous vase with wavybands of gold iridescence gar-nered the attention ofadvanced collectors. It soldwithin expectations of $8,000to $12,000 to land at $10,925.And a monumental Tiffanyvase measuring over 19 inch-es featuring delicate peacockfeathers surrounding theperimeter went out at $8,625,in line with its $6,000 to$9,000 estimate.

French cameo glass madea strong showing including arare Daum vase with a longslender stem and squat bodywith a desirable Martelebackground. Looking like ahand hammered finish it alsofeatured wheel carved flowersand sold within a $20,000 to$30,000 estimate for $23,000.

The cavalcade of cameoglass continued with two out-standing Galle marquetry andpadded vases. Once the vaseitself was blown, the artistthen would inlay molten glassand wheel-carve delicatetranslucent flowers for a strik-ing effect. These examplesincluding one with a carvedOriental style signature eachsold above pre-auction expec-tations for $25,875 and$21,850, respectively. Gallemold blown vases included alovely blue and purple clema-tis flower decorated example,followed by a red fuchsia oncream example. Each met orbested their estimates to fin-ish up at $9,487 and $10,350.

Other exciting offeringsincluded over 50 pieces ofMoser glass from a WestTexas collector. After Julia’sglass and lamp auction inJune of this year that showedstrong results in Moser, theconsignor felt it the propertime to sell his collection andJulia’s the firm to handle it.The offering did not disap-point. Included was such sig-nificant pieces as a monu-mental two-handled cranberrycolored vase beautifullyenameled with a wooded

brook scene with a largeheron scoping for his nextmeal as two herons fly abovefor a different vantage point.With its exceptional artistryand realism, the piece nearedthe top end of its $10,000 to$15,000 estimate to bring$14,375.

Another area in whichJulia’s has excelled in recentyears is Wedgwood FairylandLustre. This highly elaboratedecorated ceramic ware creat-ed by Daisy Makeig Jones inthe early 20th century hasconsistently found favoramong serious collectors forits otherworldly depictions ofwhimsy and fantasy.Included in this sale weresuch pieces as a lovely footedpear shaped vase decorated inthe Pillars design showingcastles in the distance as seenbeyond a fantastic overgrownjungle landscape. It soldwithin its $12,000 to $15,000estimate for $12,650 whereanother example sharing thePillars design, but in a shoul-der vase form instead sold for$10,925.

From a somewhat earlierera came a variety ofVictorian glass includingsome rather spectacularexamples of Mt. WashingtonBurmese pieces. A lovelyvase with a ruffled lip andenameled with monkeys wasa rare find, having a mostunusual subject matter notnormally portrayed.Expected to bring $15,000 to$20,000, it found a buyer at$28,750 while a similar formonly decorated with owlsinstead brought in $27,600.

Also included was a largecollection of contemporarypaperweights including artistssuch as Paul Stankard, Debbie& Delmo Tarsitano, RickAyotte, and many more.Highlights of the groupingincluded large Paul Stankard“Root Spirit” elongated cubi-cal weights depicting stylizedfigures entwined in the rootsof flowers. One such exam-ple with lady slipper flowerswent out at $6,900 within its$6,000 to $9,000 estimatewhile another with lilies soldfor $6,612.

Art glass included a vari-ety of quality offerings fromrenowned makers such asLoetz whose blue iridescentvase with a melon ribbedbody was overlaid with stun-ning silver design and trim. Aspectacular example, it wentout at $4,600 over expecta-tions of only $2,000 to$3,000. A Steuben decoratedvase in gold aurene withbrown aurene pulled feather

A Steuben decorated vase ingold aurene with brown aurenepulled feather design across thelip and shoulder was quite capti-vating. It sold for $8,050 againstan estimate of $4,500 to $6,500.

Other Tiffany lamps included arare hanging prism chandelierthat featured an open fretworkbronze top with five gooseneckarms supporting iridescent lilyshades, leading to a gold favrilestalactite shade. Elegancebeyond words, this treasure sawbids above its $40,000 to $60,000estimate to finish up at $57,500.

A collection of Moser includedthis monumental two-handledcranberry colored vase beauti-fully enameled with a woodedbrook scene and a large heronscoping for his next meal as twoherons fly above for a differentvantage point. The pieceneared the top end of its$10,000 to $15,000 estimate tobring $14,375.



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John E. Berninger (1897 - 1981) Oil On Artists Board

A Gilt Bronze French Empire Clock Circa 1830

A 19th-Century American Gameboard

And Stand

An Early Royal Copenhagen Pottery Figural Group

A Carved Owl B y Don Shoemaker

Musical Instruments

Mid-Century Teak

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A Partial Listing Includes Many Pieces Of Sterling Silver, A Game Day Baseball Bat, Japanese Woodblock Prints, Aristocraft Train Set, Jewelry, A Recently Found Still Life On Board, Other Paintings, Medals And Ribbons, Furniture, Clocks, A Lg. Nippon Two Handle Vase, Posters And Much More.

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THE WOMAN’S CLUB OF ASBURY PARK 57 WICKAPECKO DRIVE,

OCEAN TWP., NJ 07712

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FURNISHINGS, QUILTS, LIGHTING, AUTOMOBILE,

COLLECTIBLES AND PERSONAL PROPERTY

Will sell, several local downsizes, and from a Washington DC home, at GATEWAY GALLERY AUCTION located at 643 Kriner Rd.,

CHAMBERSBURG, PA 17202 (just off I-81, Exit 14 Wayne Ave., turn left on Wayne, then right on Kriner, 2/10 mile on right)

on: MONDAY, MARCH 11 AT 10 A.M. MONDAY, MARCH 11 AT 10 A.M. FURNITURE: Oak table/(6) chairs; oak wall stand, dresser, cedar chest, & rocker; (2) camelback sofas; 1930’s BR suite; 1950’s metal stand; curios cabinet; Lesher jewelry chest; Lesher BR suite; Cochrane furniture hutch; cherry table/(4) chairs; Sterling House Collections BR suite; sm. drop leaf table; Taylor sofa & chair; oak coffee table w/matching lamp stands; mod. oak dough tray; (2) Victorian side chairs; (2) five drawers chests; bookcases; writing table; large hutch cupboard (vintage); child’s desk; poster bed; marble top cabinet; Hitchcock high chest/dresser/(2) nightstands/(4) chairs; assorted mod. furniture; knockdown wardrobe & more. VINTAGE/COLLECTIBLES/DECORATOR ITEMS: Toys (Tonka tow truck, JD tractor/ wagon, Tonka fire trucks, Ford tractor/wagon, Fisher-Price & more); costume jewelry; svc. (8) Noritake; milk bottles; Conway Twitty tickets; Fred Yeager items; wooden wagon; 1843 C. Yordy Lancaster Co. coverlet; pair Hesend Hungary china vases; McLoughlin Bros. map of US; (12) sterling spoons; NY World’s Fair 1939 memorabilia; 1890 Mitchell’s Geography; Sears Roebuck #178 catalog 1939; (6) hand puppets; (2) Little Black Sambo books; spinning wheels; local history books (Foreman, etc.); hanging gaslight; wooden fork; art glass; Hummels; Diehl painting; CI dinner bell; cookie jars; (12) quilts; rugs; lamps (floor/ceiling/table); Fostoria; lin ens; reverse paintings; 1930-40’s baseball & football guides; paper/ephemera; Candlewick & more. AUTOMOBILE: 2008 Buick Lucerne CXL, V-6, 3.8 Litre Engine w/30,000 orig. miles, VIN #1G4HD57258U189109, all options. This car belong to Paul A. Blubaugh and looks like a new car! PERSONAL PROPERTY: Ford wrenches; bucksaws; sleds; Stanley planes; apt. size refrigerator; TVs; telescope; early electric icebox; lawn equipment (mowers/spreaders/etc.); tool chest; 12” band saw; records; hand tools; general household dishes/pans & more. COLLECTOR’S DOLLS: Large collection of modern dolls & accessories - large dollhouse; log cabin on platform; doll furniture; dolls (Barbie, Bob Mackie, Madame Alexander, Hallmark, American Stories, Effanbee & more. Dolls will be sold in back gallery. AUCTIONEER’S NOTE: Will begin with general household, tools, dolls, etc. then onto our Main Gallery showcased items at approx. 1 P.M. Automobile sold at 5:30 P.M. Furniture sold at 6 P.M. Visit our website or call about sale times as we get closer to set-up. SNOW DATE: In the event roads are closed sale will be held Tuesday, March 12 at 10 A.M.

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The Graystone Society’sNational Iron & Steel HeritageMuseum, located in the LukensNational Historic District inCoatesville, Pa., proudlyannounces the acquisition anddebut of The Grutzka ArtCollection. The collection isthe life work of German-bornartist Klaus Guido Grutzka.Part of the immense collectionwill be on display at TheCoatesville Country Club on

March 21, one week shy of thesecond anniversary of theartist’s passing. Visitors will beable to view first-hand thespellbinding works of this mas-ter of machine imagery.

James D. Ziegler, TheGraystone Society’s NationalIron & Steel HeritageMuseum’s Executive Director,lauds the acquisition, “We werecontacted by the family ofKlaus Grutzka, who was famil-iar with the fact that he hadpainted mills and furnaces ofLukens Steel. They wonderedif we were interested in acquir-ing all or some of his collec-

tion. Scott G. Huston,Graystone’s president, (alongwith) Eugene Di Orio,Graystone’s past vice presi-dent, and I, visited Mr.Grutzka’s Lancaster Countystudio. We immediately sawthe collection’s significance tothe iron and steel story that weexhibit here at The NationalIron & Steel Heritage Museum(NISHM) and wish to preserveit.”

Of note, Martha McGearySnider is advising on the col-lection for The GraystoneSociety. Ms. Snider served asGovernor Edward G. Rendell’sPolicy Advisor on Arts andCulture for the Commonwealthof Pennsylvania during hisadministration.

Klaus Grutzka, always fas-cinated with heavy machinery,shipbuilding and dieselengines, came to love imagesof coal mining and steel millindustry. In his life, he wouldwork for many giants of theindustry, and even created thefamous logo for Union

Brewery. The label with theunmistakable “U” on everybottle is a steady reminder ofhis work. He also created hun-dreds of magazine covers for“33,” a magazine that toutedthe steel industry. For hislargest client, Bethlehem Steel,he was commissioned to create

paintings of their steel mills. With Bethlehem’s subse-

quent closing of their plant,these images would becomethe last remaining vestiges ofthe plant. His career took aninteresting twist when hebecame Assistant Professor inthe Arts Department at theworld famous Hill School inPottstown, Pa. He remainedthere for eight years. He spenthis last 20 years working in hisLancaster County Studio.

“That studio,” says JimZiegler, “was painstakinglydismantled and we are in theprocess of re-creating it in TheLukens National HistoricDistrict. If you have ever beento the Smithsonian Institutionand seen Julia Child’s kitchen,it’s the same principle exhibit-ed here. We have all of his stu-dio furniture, as well as his artsupplies.” NISHM plans to



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Flatware, Artwork, Fine China, Egg Collection, Jewelry, Fishing Gear

SAT., MARCH 9 AT 9 A.M. (Blizzard Date: Sat., March 16 AT 9 A.M.)

317 Greenwood St., HAMBURG, PA 19526

(From Rt. 61, take 4th St. thru Ha mburg towards the I-78/US 22 exchange. Turn onto Greenwood St. - From I-78/US 22, take the Hamburg Exit #30 onto 4th St. to Greenwood St. Follow to end of road. Auction on right) Furniture: Walnut Heywood Wakefield DR Set & Leather Lounge w /Ottoman, Drexel Chair Set, Nest Table Set, Vict. Chairs, BR Set; Stickley Chair; Cherry Desk & Rocker; Lane Cedar Chest; Pecan BR Set; Maple Cushman Table Set; Corner Curio; 50’s Bar; Antiques/Collectibles: 63 Pcs. Gorham Sterling; Ephemera incl.: 1894 Hamburg Civil War Vets Letter, Cigar Box Label Salesman Samples, ‘24 Gettysburg Pamphlets, ‘42 Temple Dental Log; Vint. Ladies’ Hats; RR Lantern; Cameras; ‘64 Cutlass Promo; (10+) Annalee’s; Silver Plate; Pewter; Steinbach Nutcrackers; Buttons; Sunshine Cans/ Bottles; Canadian Club & Seagrams Lights; Early Spalding Racket; Artwork: (6+) Oil/Canvas; LE Stein & Kuramann Lithographs; Glass: 23” Blenko Bottle; (7) Murano; Fenton Plates; Pyrex; Corningware; China: Zion Union Flow Blue Church Plate; (85 Pcs.) Wedgwood Edme; (65 Pcs.) Pickard Silver Twilight; Lladro Figs.; B&G Plates; Egg Collection: Fenton; Cloisonné; Blown; Onyx; Alabaster; Pottery: McCoy Jard.; (10+) Indian; Fishing: Shakespeare Bamboo Fly Rod/ Reels; (10+) Rods/Reels; Jewelry: (2) 14K Watches; 10K Pin; Sterling; Costume; Complete HH !!!!! Too much more t o list!

Doors O pen At 8 A.M. Check Web A t www.AuctionZip.com

(Auctioneer #1241) for flyer & pictures Seller: M. Almeda Machemer Estate, Hamburg, PA - Lorrean Kramer, Port Clinton, PA. (TTEE) Sale Order: Tools 1st, Fishing Gear A t 11 A.M., Sterling & Jewelry At Noon, Furniture At 3 P.M. Terms: Cash, Check, MC, Visa, Discover, AmEx – 5% Buyer’s Premium For Credit Cards Or Checks, 0% For Cash.

Diefenderfer Auction Co., LLC Laureldale, P A - AU-3965-L - Phone: (610) 929-8215

TWO DAY DIE-CAST TOYS AUCTION Will sell at GATEWAY GALLERY AUCTION,

located at 643 Kriner Road,

CHAMBERSBURG, PA 17202

On: FRIDAY, MARCH 15 AT 1 P.M. Session I: Corgi, Hot Wheels, & Other Die-Cast

SATURDAY, MARCH 16 at 10 A.M. Session II: Matchbox, Dinky, Tomy, Tomica

SESSION ONE: 371 lots of die-cast toys (Ertl, Maisto, Majorette, Corgi, Hot Wheels, Siku, Diapet, Shinsei, Britains, Lone Star, Budgie, Tomy, & Tomica) SESSION TWO: 337 lots of Matchbox, Dinky, Tomica, Tomy die-cast toys. This session will include numerous tray lots. SPECIAL NOTE: Session II will close with all remaining tray lots (including empty boxes, loose toys, etc.) from this consignor. AUCTIONEER’S NOTE: This is the last sale from the large collection we have processed over the last year. Don’t miss this sale! Complete catalog listing available online or by phoning (717) 263-6512. Absent ee & phone bids accepted. Online bidding available through Proxibid.

Preview FRIDAY, March 15 from 10 A.M. and SATURDAY from 8 A.M. TERMS: Cash. Visa/MC/AMEX/Discover accepted. Thirteen percent (13%) buyer’s premium discounted by 3% for cash and acceptable check will be applied to all winning bids. Buyer’s utilizin g Proxibid will be charged an 18% buyer’s premium. Statements made day of sale take precedence.

GATEWAY GALLERY AUCTION, LLC Our Service is the Difference Our Service is the Difference

Phone (717) 263-6512, (800) 315-3265, Fax (717) 263-0188, RH120-L www.GatewayAuction.com

JOHN F. KOHLER, JR., AUCTIONEER Heather Kohler Fowler, Auctioneer

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The National Iron & SteelHeritage Museum Acquires And

Debuts The Grutzka Art CollectionRegina Horton Lewis to be Honored with Rebecca Lukens Award

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54 Coryell St., Lambertville, NJ 08530 (877) 355-9500

Auction Auction SUNDAY, MARCH 17 TH , 2013

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F i n e J e w e l r y , W a t c h e s , a n d C o i n s

Featuring Pieces by: Van Cleef & Arpels

David Webb Tiffany & Co. David Yurman

Elizabeth Locke Rolex

Buccellati Marchak

Seaman Schepps Oscar Heyman

Buccellati Ilias Lalounis

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The top-selling lots inJeffrey S. Evans & AssociatesCatalogued Variety Auction onFebruary 16, were all rarities;all came from private collec-tions and all were in great con-dition. These three elementsmade for aggressive bidding,not only for these lots, but alsofor most others in the auction.

Top price of the day was a

collection of important VirginiaConfederate Veterans manu-script records contained inthree volumes, for theStonewall Jackson Camp #25,UCV# 469, located inStaunton, Va. The 870 pages inthe three journals includedextensive notes and records ofmember’s war services, resolu-tions, newspaper clippings,signed letters from Mrs.Jefferson Davis and GeneralEppa Hunton. Famous mem-bers of Stonewall Jackson’sentourage who were affiliatedwith the camp include MajorJed Hotchkiss, StonewallJackson’s map maker; Dr.Hunter McGuire, chief surgeonof Stonewall Jackson’s Corps

and the doctor who amputatedJackson’s arm in a vain attemptto save the General’s life, andGeneral John Echols.Estimated to realize $500 to$800, the lot sold for $6,900 toa representative of a local his-torical group. [Lot 265]

Two items from theCollection of the late Veronica“Ronnie” Riefler Strathmann,Pittsburgh, Pa, also realizedstrong results. A wrought-ironArts & Crafts candleholder bySamuel Yellin (1885-1940)with an open-spiral shaft raised

on a circular pan-like base andthree five-toed pad feet,stamped “SAMUELYELLIN”under base, dating to the firsthalf of the 20th century, real-ized $4,600 against an estimateof $800 to $1,200 [Lot 368]. Awonderfully-detailed circa1900 Victorian painted wooddoll’s greenhouse with amaz-ing details including accou-trements such as potted plants,flower pots, baskets, miniatureanimals, etc., sold for $2,990

[Lot 188]. It wasdiscovered disas-sembled in the atticof the Strathmann

home by Beverley Evans, whoimmediately recognized itsauction potential.

Another of the popular lotsin the auction was also a toy, amassive German ElastolinWestern play set of approxi-mately 160 pieces. The set

included a log cabin and fence;two canoes; a covered wagon;teepees; campfires; 148 or soNative American and cowboyfigures, etc. Many of the largerpieces were marked Germanyor U.S. Zone Germany. It wasaccompanied by five boxes andpacking papers that appearedoriginal. Dating to the secondquarter 20th century and theproperty of an old Virginiafamily, the set realized $ 2,645.[Lot 191]

The auction included a2,000+ piece collection of sou-venir spoons and silver flat-ware from the Estate of LillianMerchant of Cape Cod,



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Roma Club, 739 Lincoln Avenue, BURLINGTON, NJ Vintage comic books (silver age), Hummel figurines; Barbie, Tammy, Ken, Midge, dolls trucks, doll clothes from consignor’s collection; U.S and United Nation first day covers; stamps; coins; ephemera; Madame Alexander’s “Little Women” dolls; large handcrafted wooden jewelry box, imported Ann Primrose Murano art glass and jewelry, top quality (see photos), box lots at 5:30 PM. Stuff arriving daily check auctionzip.com for details 609-216-0383. Call to consign. All items are sold as is/where is with no implied guarantee. Owner & auctioneers are not responsible for accidents on premises. 7% New Jersey sales tax without tax ID. Terms: C ash or check with two IDs (one photo). Snacks & pizza available.

C & M Auctioneers

ESTATE AUCTION MICHAEL JUGAN, JR.

Gentleman Farmer, Barber, Auctioneer The Contents Of JUGAN’S BARBERSHOP and Windy Hill Farm,

Removed From Kimberton, P A to The Third Street Gallery in Pottstown F or Convenience of Sale on

WEDNESDAY, MARCH 13 TH , 2013 at 10 A.M.

132 East Third Street, POTTSTOWN, PA 19464 Michael Jugan, Jr. was a much beloved character within the community of Kimberton, Chester County. H e inspired many well beyond the perimeter of Kimberton, and was a keeper of local history. His varied interests made him a local folk hero.

JUGAN’S BARBERSHOP CONTENTS (Much More than an Barbershop, really!) Original Barber Pole (Wm. Marvy #405). Two Koken Barber Chairs. Collection of 98 Shaving Mugs. Barber Bottles . Shaving Mirrors and Stands. Straight razors. Barbershop signs. Dynamite Winchester Western Signs, Tw o 35 In. Litho. Double Sided Signs “C27660”. Stevens Fox Savage Adv. Material. New Old Stock Detective Super Shot Ca p Pistols and Texas Kid Revolvers by the Dozen. NOS Return Top Yo-Yos, 100. Wham-O Frisbee Games. Gun Supplies & A mmo. Bullet Molds. Shot & Powder Flasks. Kimberton Real Estate Signs. National Cash Register. 1¢ Peanut & Gumbal l Machines. Burroughs Adding Machine. Firestone Radio. Country Store and Advertising Items: Multi-Drawer Hardwar e Cabinet. Wooden Cooler: Penna Bottling & Supply Co. Counter Showcase. Kimberton General Store Sign. Camel Cig arette Display. Fantastic Whistle Soda Sign. Tin Litho. Product Tins. Neuweiler’s & Ortlieb’s Beer Trays. Local Art by BUCKY WALTERS 5 Paintings: Funeral of Beulah Emery (Train/Auto Wreck 1907) Procession in Front of Kimberton Hotel . Foxhounds at The Hunt Schoolhouse, Birchrunville General Store/P.O.. Porter’s Mill. VF Headquarters by Jan Van Eden plus Barbershop Old & New. Reverse Paintings on Glass. Paintings by Blackston, Patrick, R. Gable. Fr anklin Survey Co. Atlases for Chester County Vol. I and Main Line Vol. II. JUGAN’S FARMETTE Have You Ever Wondered What Auctioneers Save In Their Chester County Barns? Charming, Full Size Huckster’s Wagon. Plows & Implements. Antique Tractor Seat. Buch’s #2 Wheelbarro w in Old Red. Traveling Keg. Old Wooden Barrels, Kegs, Coops, Crates, Boxes. Selection of Old Stoves, Vale Parlor, Home Comfort Cook Stove, Reading & Pottstown Stoves. Columbian B Stoves. Copper & Brass Fire Extinguishers, Lg. & Sm. Great Old

Industrial Refugees, Once Useful, Now Obsolete, Ever So Intriguing... Church Roof Finial. 40 Gal. Galvanized Atlantic Motor Oil Can. Homemade Spreader on Wheels. Myers Pump. Numerous Pitcher Pumps. Lg. Cast-Iron Rendering Kettles, Gypsy Kettles, Melting Pots. Cast-Iron Pig Troughs. Slaughtering Benches. Neat Old Barn Fixtures Like Pentagon Hay Bale Feeder. Sharpening Stones. Iron & Wooden Wagon Wheels. Selection Of Shutters And Screen Doors. Victorian Furniture to Restore. Two 5 Ft. Church Pews. Porch Benches. Wine Presses. 5 Gal. Crock. Andirons, Ice Tongs. Floor Registers. Tr ays. Sad & Flat Irons. Sheep Shears. “Real” Trycycle Bread Box Cradle. Red Lead Measure. Oil Cans, Forks, Pickers. Augers, Bits. Kimberton RR Station Lights. Long Horns. FROM THE FARMHOUSE Dry Sink w/Cupboard Top, 7 Ft. High. Empire Chest Of Drawers.

Mahogany Clothes Tree. Zenith Floor Model Radio. Victrola. Dovetailed Blanket Chests. Wicker Pram. Hatpins , Costume Jewelry Watch Fobs. Canes & Walking Sticks. An Homage To Auctioneers: JUGAN’S REISCH COLLEGE of Auctioneering Memorabilia. Vintage Loudspeaker. JUGAN Memorabilia & Photos: At The Barbershop, in Action At Sheep Shearing Demo. Sheepskin Vest, Jacket, Slippers. Peace Pipes. Lamps & Lanterns. Cast-Iron Banks. Cast-Iron Dog Doorstops. B&H Postage Stamp Box. Tintypes. Winchester Mags, Hunting Tags. Local Postcards. Sterling Flatware. Ironstone Pitchers & Bowls. Transferware and Painted Portrait Plates. Batter Bowls. Four Very Good Blue Decorated Stoneware Butter Crocks. Pressed Pattern Glass & Depression. Vintage Fiestaware. Stangl Birds Cookie Jars. Child’s Dishes. Hull Teapot, Etc. Spittoons. Clam Broth Hanging Light. Nine Empire Mantel Clocks. Indian Artifacts, Arrowheads, NC Wyeth Print. KV00 Country Stars Auto Photo. Wills Bros. & Cotton. Quack Medical Device. Come And Be Amazed! IN THE SHOWROOM Dolls & Teddy Bears from the Krause Estate. Modern Effanbee Patsy, Skippy, Black Patsy. Ashton Drake Character Dolls. Vintage Compo Dolls include Shirley Temple. 25 Vintage Vinyl Dolls Ginny, Madame A. Etc. 30 Barbie Dolls. TWO HEUBACH KOPPELSDORF Bisque Head Dolls. 200 Teddy Bears. Boyds etc. Toys: Nylint & Tonka Trucks and Construction Toys. Ertl & He ss. Newer Cast-Iron Horsedrawn Toys. Columbia 3 Speed Bike To Restore. PREVIEW: Tues., Mar. 12th from 4 P.M.-6 P.M. & from 8 A.M. day of sale. All items as is, where is. 10% Buyer’s Premium. (AY001999).

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Kathy Maurer Wilson Auctioneer

Curtis F. Wilson Auctioneer

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PUBLIC AUCTION Of Antiques & Collects., Cast-Iron multiple piece glue pot &

Columbia meat juice press, Great Early Lancaster Brewerianna , Early Brewer ephemera, Reiker letter & blotter, Early Charles Groves Liquor

Trays, Sprenger items, Collectible Liquor Bottles, Local ephemera, Black memorabilia, Aunt Jemima Banks, Boy Scout collectibles &

memorabilia, WW2 Marine outfit, Shot Glasses, Cork Screws, Advertising Tins, Demuth snuff jar, Advertising tobacco & other tins,

Black memorabilia, Early Lancaster Fair souvenirs, Collections of Beer & soda bottles, Milk Bottles, Cork Screws, Advertising tins, Beer

bottle labels & coasters, Whiskey glasses, Milk cap openers, Dairy Calendars, Local Artwork (Carlson, Newswanger, Arlene Fisher)

SAT., MARCH 9, 2013 AT 8:30 A.M. Loc: AL Starr Firemans Bldg., Village of Willow Street, Lanc. Co., PA

17584 (Along North Rte. 272, Behind Willow Street Fire Hall) A Great multi-diverse sale! Worth a look! Lot good Pics &

full list at www.probstauction.com . Food Served Sale By: Ron Etter Estate

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Frederick L. Toomey, CAI AU-1297-L Phone (717) 755-6105

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ALL DAY PUBLIC AUCTION

ANTIQUES, FURNITURE, COLLECTIBLES, GLASSWARE, CHINA, COSTUME & BETTER

JEWELRY, TOOLS, SNOWBLOWERS, CAST IRON, TWO ROOMS OF BOX LOTS

MONDAY, MARCH 11, 2013 AT 9:00 A.M. TOOMEY AUCTION CENTER

240 HATCHERY RD. IN HELLAM TOWNSHIP Located 5 miles east of York, PA, take Rt. 30 east to the Hallam Exit, go south to the traffic light and turn left. Go thru Hallam Boro to Accomac Rd. on left. Turn left and go 1 mile to Hatchery Rd. on right. Signs posted. Upholstered furniture, end & coffee tables, drop leaf table, trunk, chairs, chest of drawers, pie crust table, Kitchen Aid stainless steel refrigerator, washer, dryer, Meteor #11 potbelly stove, lots of costume & better jewelry to inc. 14K & sterling pcs., 50 Longaberger ® baskets, records, DVD's, VHS, Foltz redware pcs., Eldrith bldg, electonics, Bose system, copper washboiler, copper birdbath, silk flowers, local bottles to inc. Foust, Helbs, Welsh's, Moul's, Free's, 50+ milk bottles, other local bottles, Fostoria, depression & pattern glass, comic books, sportscards, Myers pump, cameras, postcards, trains, Michter's decanters, linens, fans, 35+ Winross trucks, toy tractors & implements, cast- iron items to inc. doorstops, animals, people, banks, oil lamps, military patches, crocks, 16 PB glasses & 2 PB ice tea, cruets, pocketknives, straight razors, airplane models, coll. cars and trucks, cake stand, adv. tins, sets of china, ice tongs, S & P's, Michel Delacroix signed & numbered print, dolls, tin Philip Morris sign, sweepers, Schwinn bike, Red Devil paint can mixer, Craftsman sand blasting kit, belt/disc sander, table saw, Husky toolbox, hand, garden & power tools, Cub Cadet, Toro & Arien's snowblowers. Just starting to unpack. Check our website at www.toomeyauction.com or auction zip #1893 for photos & additions. Preview: Sunday evening from 6 to 8 PM. Terms: Cash, Approved PA check, VISA, AMEX, DISC., MC. Longaberger ® baskets sell at 11:00 A.M. Jewelry sells at 12 Noon. Furniture sells at 4:00 P.M.

Hey Auctioneers! Don’t miss getting the best

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PACM gets the word out to ephemera and

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Massachusetts, which provedvery popular with bidders. A lotof eleven spoons and forks withWestern American themes fea-tured ornate figural handlesincluding miners, cowboys andcowgirls, nude figures, etc.,sold for $1,150. [Lot 778]

After the auction, Jeffrey S.Evans was quoted as saying,“Fresh estate merchandise withno reserves and low estimates isdrawing strong interest and sell-ing for very respectable prices.This is the largest number ofregistered bidders that we havehad for an auction since the eco-


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100 West Merchant Street, AUDUBON, NEW JERSEY 856-546-7755 www.aauctioneers.com

GALLERY AUCTION ANTIQUES & COLLECTIBLES

SATURDAY, MARCH 9 TH AT 10:00 AM Please Note New Start Time!

Coins and Silver From 10:00 AM to 11:00 Followed By Collectibles, Furniture, Jewelry and Decorations From Local Estates

Preview: Friday, March 8 TH From 10 AM To 7 PM

AUDUBON, NEW JERSEY A partial list includes: (Auctioneers Note: Unusual and nice antiques coming into this sale too late to advertise. Also a much better selection of Gold and Silver coins that we have had in a while. Please note early start time for coins.) A good Victorian 2 door bookcase, hard to find California Rancher chests and corner cabinet, nice s mall inlaid end tables, rare and desirable Ansonia “Antique” model ornate wall clock, German WWll Naval d agger, large German flag, Japanese WWll flag, 1600’s fine Japanese Samurai sword w/paperwork, other militar y items incl. leather flying cap and Air Force jet helmet, Over 150 lots of rare gold and silver American go ld coins (sold

at 10:00 am), Early stoneware crocks w/blue decoration, Victorian carved 2-door bookcase, Inlaid Victorian music cabinet with carved top, quality vintage mahogany furniture and small tables, Antique Oak cylinder roll desk, Unusual stand up oak tall desk with 20 drawers, Great German press with lion head base, antique oak Post Office top counter with boxes from Chatham, NJ; Victorian mirror door carved top walnut wardrobe, very rare antique wicker bar w/ stools, Antique National brass cash register, Rare Coca-Cola Cavalier C55e small size vending machine, large collection of sports and entertainment autographed photos, baseballs incl. Willie Mays, Mickey Mantle, Sandy Koufax, Lladros and Hummel figurines, Sets of dinnerware, china and other glassware, Large US and foreign stamp collection, Asian art and antiques incl. champlevé jardinière and pedestal, large decorative oil paintings in ornate frames from a local restaurant, Haitian oil paintings and African art, plus much more coming in every day.

Complete illustrated catalog on line. Check website often for updates.

www.aauctioneers.com

Online Bidding Available through

www.auctionzip.com “Come join us on the

second Saturday of every month for fresh to the market estate antiques

& collectibles” Terms: Cash, Approved Check, Visa, MasterCard, & Discover.

15% Buyer’s Premium.

AUCTION SALE BILLSnomic downturn. It certainlydemonstrates that buyers arecoming back into the marketand are enticed by the great val-ues available today comparedto prices five or six years ago.That renewed interest and ener-gy is a good predictor of anupswing in the antiques andcollectibles markets in the com-ing year.”

The 849 lots realized$208,714 (including 15 percentbuyer’s premium), with over1,400 bidders registered via thehouse, Artfact andLiveAuctioneers. Evans’ staffprocessed 490 absentee bidsfrom in-house clients, alongwith over 7,225 bids submitted

over the Internet. Evans notedthat the ease of entering bidsthough the firm’s website, LiveAuctioneers and Artfact facili-tates strong participation fromall over the world. This auctioncertainly proved the point byengaging bidders from 32countries, and not one lot failedto sell. The next Jeffrey S.Evans auction is of 19th-Century Lighting and takesplace on March 23. See thefirm’s website at www.jeffrey-sevans.com or phone 540-434-3939 for more details or to con-sign to future auctions. Each ofthe firm’s past auction catalogsand results can also be accessedthrough their website.

reception at the CoatesvilleCountry Club on Thursday,March 21, from 5 to 8 p.m.Tickets are $50 and reserva-tions are required. Ticket priceincludes viewing of The

Grutzka Art Collection, nowpart of the collection of TheNational Iron & Steel HeritageMuseum. This event also ismade possible through thekindness of the followingsponsors: PECO Energy;Huston Properties, Inc.; TheStewart Huston CharitableTrust; Brandywine HealthFoundation; CoatesvilleSavings Bank; Citadel FederalCredit Union; DNB First; andMr. & Mrs. Scott G. Huston.

The Graystone Society,which was created in 1984 tohelp preserve the city’s historicarchitecture, also assists withmunicipal improvement andeconomic developmentthrough preservation. The

Graystone Society is named forthe Graystone Mansion, part ofThe Lukens National HistoricDistrict, which is the home ofThe National Iron and SteelHeritage Museum. One focalpoint of the museum is the 500tons of World Trade Centersteel “trees” originally manu-factured at Lukens Steel in thelate 1960s. This museum willalso focus on the people,places, products and processesthat made Coatesville theoutstanding center of the ironand steel industry that it istoday. For event informationand reservations, pleasecontact The Graystone Societyat 610-384-9282 [email protected].

The Coatesville CountryClub is located at 143 ReservoirRoad, Coatesville, Pa. Contactthem at 610-384-3200or visit them at www.coatesvillecountryclub.com.

For more information onthis release, contact MelindaWilliams at The WilliamsGroup, 610-518-4888, or visitwww.thewilliamsgroup.info.For event information andreservations, please contactThe Graystone Society at610-384-9282 or [email protected].

exhibit the studio, and also addthe paintings into the collec-tions that are relevant toNISHM. They will then releaseand sell paintings which are notgermane to the museum’s pur-poses of education.

NISHM will also be honor-ing Regina Horton Lewis withthe seventh annual RebeccaLukens Award. Ms. Lewis is aCoatesville community leaderof note. Her tireless acts havehelped to bring about the revi-talization of Coatesville. JamesZiegler applauds this years’choice for the Seventh AnnualRebecca Lukens Award.“Regina Horton Lewis is a stel-lar choice for this award. Hereffervescence, her passion, andher love for the city ofCoatesville mirror Rebecca’sown ambitions for Coatesville.Like Rebecca before her, hercommunity and the peoplewithin it are all important to her.Both women exemplified howstrong convictions and deeproots are the building blocks forchange.”

The Rebecca LukensAward will be presented toRegina Horton Lewis at a

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Public Auction LARGE 3 DAY SALE

COUNTRYWARES, BRONZES, & FURNITURE THURS. MARCH 7 TH ~ 9 A.M. SAT. MARCH 9 TH ~ 8:30 A.M.

MON. MARCH 11 TH ~ 12 P.M. Selling From 10+ Local Estates & Collections

1667 CIDER PRESS RD., MANHEIM, PA From Lanc. take Rt. 72N. through Manheim to Cider Press Rd. (approx. 1 ⁄ 2 mi. S. of Lanc./Leb. Turnpike Exit), turn left onto Cider Press Rd., auction house is approx. 3 miles on left, watch for signs. THURS., MARCH 7th 9 A.M. - LAWN & GARDEN: Husqvarna 10530SBE Snowblower (used 1 time), 10hp Noma Performance Snowblower, Craftsman Mini Tiller; MTD Chipper/Shredder; Toro & Lawn Boy Lawn Mower; Yard Cart; Patio Furniture; Cub Cadet Hydrostatic Riding Lawn Mower with Bagger; Craftsman 12 " Band Saw; Craftsman Table Saw; Craftsman Radial Arm Saw; Health Rider Treadmill; Long Handled Garden Tools; 2 Platform Scales; Early Work Bench With Leg Vise; Table Saw,

Shop Equip. etc. 10+ WAGONS OF BOX LOTS: Books, China Tools, Glass & Chinaware; Soft Goods; Dolls; Lg. Sel. Christmas & Seasonal Items.

SAT,. MARCH 9th - 8:30 A.M. - ANTIQUES & COLLECTIBLES: Bronze Lady of Justice Statue, Bronze Fish, 20+ Pc. Collect. Copper Luster Incl. Master Salts & Pitchers; Sterling Silver Candlesticks; Coffee Grinder; 10+ Nice CI Doorstops Incl. Ships, Dogs, & Frogs; Reverse Painted Banjo Clock w/Eagle Finial; Hubley CI Horse Door Stops; Student Lamps; Wooden Butter Print; Mantel Clock; 4 Drawer Spool Cabinet; Copper Candy Kettle; Double Six Tube Candle Mold; Flasks; Pewter Ink Well; Nice Sel. Hand Painted Limoge China; Lg. Glass Butter Churn; Collect. Collie Dogs; Steel Lap Guitar; Roseville Art Pottery. MON., MARCH 11th - 12 P.M. - 250+ PCS. ANTIQUE & MODERN FURN.: Very Good PA 2 Pc. Cherry Corner Cupboard w/9 Lite Glazed Doors; Very Good Tiger Maple 2 Drawer Stand w/Scalloped Skirt & Stretcher B ase; Ship Captain’s Desk; Cherry DL Table w/ Drawer; 1 Drawer Stand w/Tapered Legs; Country Softwood Desk w/Bo okcase Top; Marble Top Parlor Stands Gate Leg Drop Leaf Table; Walnut 4 Drawer Empire Chest w/Carved Pulls; PA House Cherry Corner Cupboard; Country Dry Sink; Hitchcock 5 Pc. Dinette Set; Modern BR Suites; Uph. LR Sui tes; Bedding.

Many More Items of Interest To Be Sold SEE WEB-SITE FOR MORE DETAILS & PICTURES

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Antiques, Collectibles, Furniture, Art, Coins, Toys, Dolls, Pottery, Eero Saarinen Dining Suite By K noll, Books 14 Vol. By The Roycrofters Little Journeys E. Hubbard, C. I. Toy Fire Pump Carriage w / G alloping Horses.

SATURDAY, MARCH 9, 2013 AT 9:30 A.M. Doors Open 1 Hour Prior to Start of Sale

Location: Beltzner Hall, Kutztown Fairgrounds, N. Whiteoak Street,

KUTZTOWN, BERKS COUNTY, PA Auction Features: Sheraton Jelly Cup.; Empire bureau & Jelly Cup.; Vic. marble top bureaus; washstands; 2 Barrister Bookcases - marble top table; mahog. sewing stand; mahog. game table; Martha W. table; E. Saarinen D ining Suite tulip chrs. & alum. ped. cir. table; by Knoll; Mantel & table clocks; old floor & table radios old school desk; 1889 wooden toy by J. Kohler Kutztown; Old Drs. Exam table; rockers; cane seat chairs; trunks; dovetailed wood box; old Bibles; cameras. 60+ Hummel figs.; 60+ Longaberger ® baskets; crocks, yellowware jugs; oil lamps; milk bottles includ. full case old Homestead Windsor Ut.; automotive adver. memor.; Lladro Elephant; costume, silver, gold, jewelry; watches; Pot tery: Stahl, Stangl, Breininger, Rockingham, Oley Valley, Franciscan China Desert Rose; Ironstone; Depression, Carnival, Okgro Agate child’s set; banks; Stereoscope; Wood Carvings by Jonathan Bastian; Vintage clothes & hats; textile & notion s; Old Christmas items; CI Bull Dog; Heisey; Lg. Nippon Vases; Hess Dept. Store China; Planter Peanut, Mack Truck & B oy Scout items; Chinese Rug; Art: Oils, prints, engraving, includes Rooster by Barbara Strauser, John Fritz Fracture ; Peanut Butter Tins Palmetto & Mosemann’s Lanc. Co.; Auction bill Lanc. Co.; Musical instruments: Beaver accordion, guit ars, Saxophone: Alto & Tenor, Trumpet; Coca-Cola Cooler; Toys: 1940’s & 50’s Lionel & Marx trains orig. boxes, train accessories, electric Shot by Marx; 1,000’s of Matchbox cars both old & newer; Tonka, Hess, Trucks; Murray pedal tractor; farm toys; Fisher- Price ® ; NASCAR, Star Wars Toys & Comics, Boyds Bear items, Raikes animals, Barbie Dolls plus many other co llect. dolls; Phillies Memor.; Old tools Acme Rotary Planter, Wooden Clamps & Planes; S&P’s, Fire King, Old kit. items; Horse & Elephant fig.; 22 cal. gun; ammo boxes; PA Game Mag.; Coins: Wheat & Indian Head pennies, nickels, dimes, qtrs. halves, silver dollars; see complete list on line; Furniture: Ethan Allan, Henkle-Harris, Krug, Hitc hcock, Tell City 100’s pcs.; Cherry Grandmothers Clock; Mahog. Queen Ann Style DR Furn.; Mahog. China Closet; Bachelor Ches t; Traditional style Maple BR set; Maple DR set; Roton Furn.; mod. dry sink; Curio Cabinet; LR Furn.; Panasonic Fla t Screen TV; Hutch; Outdoor furn.; cedar chest; hand & garden tools; floor safe; handicap electric chair; alum. ext. lad ders. NOTE: This will be another one of our outstanding variety auctions. Three auctioneers selling. See below for list of Toys, Barbies, Coins. Terms: Full Payment Day Of Sale . Cash Or Guaranteed Funds. No Out- O f- S tate Checks.

Please See www.auctionzip.com ID#4715 for additional information & photos. “Celebrating 20 Years of Serving People” George Miller IV Auction Co.

Auctioneers, Appraisers, Consultants PA# RY000140L • AU-003073-L • Fleetwood, PA 19522

Phone: 610-944-0926 E-mail: [email protected]

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THURSDAY, MARCH 14, 2013 AT 10 A.M.

Online bidding available. Still taking consignments, call today!

Spring Cataloged

Antique Auction

Terms by PA Auction Center . 13% buyer’s premium discounted to 10% with cash or approved check.

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The Pennsylvania AuctionAssociation (PAA) gatheredrecently for the AnnualAwards Meeting at theSheraton Harrisburg. Theoccasion was to honorPennsylvania’s top pro-fessional auction compa-nies for a number ofmarketing related cate-gories.

Central Pennsylvaniadid very well again, asFortna Auctioneers &Marketing Groupwalked off with three topawards: BestCommerical / IndustrialPersonal Property, BestCommerical / Industrial RealEstate, and Best Real EstateAuction Website (www.fortnaauctioneers.com).

“This is not the first timewe’ve done well in this impor-tant peer competition,” saysFortna founder and presidentMichael Fortna,” but it nevergets old! Recognition like thisshows the industry that wecontinue to, as our sloganstates, ‘Driving the RealEstate Auction Revolution.’We are honored to have theFortna Teamrecognized byour own industry peers.”

“The award that means themost to me is the BestWebsite,” says Fortna’s BillBering Jr., “When you talk

auction revolution, it beginswith the growing importanceof the website as a marketingtool. The immediacy of themedium keeps our clients andprospects completely up to

date on what we are doing, butit also allows people to bid forproperties online as well asthrough the traditional liveauction method. In fact, whenyou do them simultaneously,the dynamics of the processare taken to a new level. It istruly a revolution.”

Fortna Auctioneers &Marketing Group has beenrapidly expanding beyondPennsylvania’s borders. “Weare actively dealing withsales in New Jersey,Maryland, Delaware and themid-Atlantic Region. And wehave a dynamic presence inFlorida,” says Bob Bering.“Michael Fortna has final-ized an affiliation withAtlantic PropertiesInternational, a real estate

company with over 30 yearsin the South Florida market.”

“We have a bright future instore for Florida,” continuesMichael Fortna. “This affilia-tion marries the traditional real

estate method of sellingwith our auction sellingtechniques, which wehave developed over thelast 30 years. It is a win-win business partnership.”

The principals ofFortna Auctioneers &Marketing Group areMichael Fortna, BillBering Jr. and Bob

Bering. The company nowoperates throughout the USA.For more information, calltoll-free 1-855-831-4242.

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“Horst Auction Center” VARIETY SALE

ANTIQUES, COLLECTIBLES, TOYS, JEWELRY & WATCHES, HOUSEHOLD GOODS, TOOLS SATURDAY, MARCH 16, 2013 AT 9:00 A.M.

Sale To Be Held At The Horst Auction Center , 50 Durlach Rd., EPHRATA, PA 17522 (The Corner Of Rt. 322 & Durlach Rd., Approx. 2 1 ⁄ 2 Miles West Of Ephrata)

ANTIQUES & COLLECTIBLES; CARNIVAL WHEELS; CAST IRON; WOODENWARE; VINTAGE TIN TOYS; MODEL TRAINS; COLLECTIBLE TOYS & GAMES; DOLLS; LINENS; CHINA & GLASSWARE; BOOKS & PAPER; SPORTS CARDS & MEMORABILIA; NASCAR COLLECTIBLES; ARTWORK; WATCHES & JEWELRY; HOUSEHOLD GOODS; POWER, HAND & GARDEN TOOLS & MUCH MORE!

*Please Check Our Website www.horstauction.com

On 3/15 (P.M.) For A More Complete Listing Along With Photos.

**3% Auction House Fee Is Charged, Discounted To No Charge For Cash & PA Check. No Out-Of-State Checks Without Prior Approval.

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design across the lip andshoulder was quite captivat-ing. It sold for $8,050 againstan estimate of $4,500 to$6,500.

The sale was rounded outby a large selection of jewel-ry and sterling silver includ-ing Tiffany, George Jensen,J.E. Caldwell, and other topmakers and included coffee& tea service pieces, bowls,and other utilitarian pieces.A sterling silver set of 12 din-ner plates and 12 serviceplates went out within a$6,000 to $8,000 estimate at$6,325. A set of J.E.Caldwell flatware in theKing’s Pattern exceeded its$2,000 to $3,000 estimate tobring $4,140. And aCaldwell tea & coffee service


Julia’s Lamp & Glass with matching vertical ribdecoration sold for $2,415against a $1,000 to $1,500estimate.

In the jewelry categorywere a few choice pieces,most of which brought nei-ther high or low, but just rightsuch as a marvelous 18KTblack opal and diamond ringthat stayed within estimate tohit $6,325. A platinum, sap-phire, and diamond ring wasalso quite stunning, and wentfor $4,600. However, an 18Kgold Cartier necklace was asleeper, hitting well abovepre-auction predictions.Consigned from the collec-tion of actress Polly Bergen,whose career has spannedover six decades includingthe original Cape Fear, televi-sion roles throughout the1960s, 70s, and 80s, andwork as recent and notable asABC’s Desperate

Housewives, the necklacebrought in $3,967 against anestimate of only $300 to$500.

Julia’s upcoming auc-tions include their winterantiques, fine art, andChinese artifacts auction inJanuary, while a phenomenalfirearms and military memo-rabilia auction, will be heldin March. Julia’s next toyand doll auction as well astheir rare lamp and glass auc-tion will follow in June.Julia’s is currently acceptingconsignments for these andother upcoming auctions.Call immediately for inclu-sion in these exciting sales.For more information or toplace offers on unsold items,contact their offices at (207)453-7125. James D. Julia,Inc., P.O. Box 830, Dept. PR,Fairfield, ME 04937. E-mail:[email protected].

Pick Up Copies of Antiques & Auction News AtAny Of The Businesses Advertised In This Issue

Noted art dealer PatrickOrbe has joined Denver,Pennsylvania-based MorphyAuctions’ team of experts asspecial consultant to the com-pany’s Fine Art department.In his new position withMorphy’s, Orbe will overseeall fine art consignments,assessing and catalogingworks for authenticity, attri-bution, condition and value.Additionally, he will manageall consignor and buyer rela-tionships that pertain to fineart entrusted to Morphy’s.

Based in Bergen County,New Jersey, Orbe has been anestablished art dealer in theNew York metro area for thepast 23 years, advising andselling mostly to a private

clientele. He operates his busi-ness by appointment only froma gallery space in Manhattan’sUpper East Side. His educa-tional credentials include con-tinuing scholarship at The ArtStudents League of New York,Pratt Phoenix School ofDesign, NYU School ofContinuing Education, andBergen Community College(New Jersey).

Orbe’s métier isAmerican and European artof the 19th and 20th cen-turies, with a particularexpertise in Hudson Riverschool, modern period, con-temporary and French acade-mic paintings. Orbe alsoworks with living artists whoare launching or developing

their careers. His stellar net-work of contacts in the tradeincludes a number of presti-gious galleries.

“We are especiallypleased that Patrick hasjoined our team of experts,”said Morphy Auctions CEODan Morphy. “His knowl-edge and connections willenable us to build a strongFine Art department, anaspect of our business that isgoing to become increasing-ly important to us. Some donot realize that Morphy’s isa full-service auction housewith a roundtable of top spe-cialists managing ourdepartments. The only miss-ing link was someone highlyknowledgeable in fine artwho could handle the influxof art consignments comingto us from estates and otherconsignors. We found the


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717-731-8662

ON-SITE ESTATE AUCTION Real Estate & Personal Property

Saturday, March 9, 2013 at 10:00 A.M. 2 Adams Street, Enola, PA 17025

REAL ESTATE AT 12:00 P.M.: 3 Bedroom, 1 1 ⁄ 2 Bath, Aluminum Sided Two-Story Home with partial finished basement and detached 2-car garage on .13 acre corner lot in Enola. TERMS: $5,000 down. Settle in 45 days. See Website or call for complete terms & bidder requirements. PERSONAL PROPERTY AT 10:00 AM : FURNITURE (12:30 PM): Antiques & Modern: Blanket & Flour Chests; Chests of Drawers; 2 Miniature Empire Chests of Drawers; 3 Piece Bedroom Set; Steamer Trunks; China Hutch; Server; Pair of Wingback Chairs; Dining Table & Chairs; Pair of Modern Pine Corner Cupboards; Sofa; Recliners; Mid Century Magazine Rack; Coffee & End Tables; Plank Bottom Chairs; Country Cupboard; Rattan Chairs; Floor & Table Lamps. COLLECTIBLES: 6 Quilts; Majolica; Spongeware; Dealer Model Cars; Fire King Nesting Bowls; Currier & Ives “Look at Momma”; Christmas; Vintage Shoes, Hats & Purses; Linens; Jewelry: Costume, Mans Electric

Hamilton Wristwatch, Cameo & More; Dolls incl. Victorian China; Yellowware Mixing Bowls; Butter Churn; Frying Pans incl. Griswold; Glass Negatives incl. Baseball Team; Victorian Photo Album; Bell Collection; Stoneware; Roy Rogers Lunch Box; Milk Bottles; Early Blown Flask; Postcards; 45 & 33 1/3 Records incl. Rock. HOUSEHOLD: Dinner Services incl. Imperial “Seville”; Pyrex Bowls; Silverplate Flatware; Stemware; Television; Kitchenware; Books; Canning Jars. TOOLS & GARDEN: Garden Sculpture; Bird Baths & Houses; Lawn Mower; Hand & Yard Tools; Snowblower (as is). APPLIANCES: GE Washer & Kenmore Dryer. BOX LOTS: 10:00 A.M. Sharp! Many Loaded!

Selling for the Estate of Sarah L. Dunn Visit www.CordierAntiques.com for photos & more details.

Directions: From 11/15 take South Enola Drive to Left on Adams Street to property on left. 10% Buyer’s Premium on Personal Property only. Terms: Cash, PA check. Out-of-state checks w/prior approval. All major credit cards accepted. Food concession. Bring chairs!

TOY & TRAIN AUCTIONS

10 A.M. SATURDAY, MARCH 16 TH

AT THE RIDGE FIRE COMPANY 480 RIDGE ROAD, SPRING CITY, PA 19475

AUCTION OF VINTAGE TOYS in the Blue Room:

Pressed Steel Toys: Pedal Cars: Structo Fire Dept., AMF Jet Sweep, etc., Murray Fire Ftr. Pressed Steel Trucks by: Buddy-L, Doepke, Kenton, Tonka, Nylint. Buddy-L Repair - St. Unit, Kiddy Toy, Vette & model kits. Gilbert James Bond Aston Martin, Saunders Jag, Roy Cox, Thimble Drome Racers. World’s Fair Tram & Greyhound busses. Nice Selection Vintage DIECAST VEHICLES by Corgi, Dinky, TootsieToy, Midgetoy, Matchbox, Hot Wheels. Marx TV Tinykins. Marx Litho Station & Super Circus Tent. Ohio Art Farm Sets. Jap. Battery Op. Ideal Howdy Partner 2 gun holster set. Vehicles by Irwin, Revell, Ideal. Golden Books. 10¢ Comics: Disney, Lone Ranger, Roy Rogers etc. Figures by Beton, Barclay, Manoil, some military. Motorific Track set. Dozens of Winross Trucks: Hwy. Pioneers, Ford Auto History sets. Early & late Hess Truck! Ertl.

ESTATE TRAIN AUCTION in the Pavilion:

Nearly 500 Lots from The Estate of A Train collector from Clifton, NJ. A nice variety of Ages and gages of Trains. Lionel Standard gage and Pre-War ‘O’ gage Trains. American Flyer ‘O’ and ‘S’ gage Trains. Lionel post war selection includes steam L&Ts, diesel sets, passenger car sets, operating freights and accessories. 6464 Series box cars. Modern Era Trains: MPC, SSS sets. LTI & LLC Era Lionel production as well. K-Line, Atlas, KMT, Kalamazoo TCA & TTOS club car selection Mighty Marx Trains!

Please review complete listings at www.maurerail.com or call to request via snail mail.

Preview: Fri., Mar. 15th from 7 P.M.-9 P.M. and from 8 A.M. - 10 A.M. day of auction. All items as-is, where-is. 12% Buyer’s Premium w/2% Discount for Cash or Approved Check. (AY001999).

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Over 250 lots of Chinese, Japanese, Tibetan and Korean art will include fine Chinese Jades, Qing Dynasty Chinese Porcelain, Fine 18th-Century Chinese Export Porcelain, Chinese Textiles, Jifu, and Rank Badges, Japanese Satsuma Ware, Japanese Nashiji Lacquer, 19th-Century Chinese and Japanese Ivory Statues, Tibetan Ritual Vessels, and more.

Auction Date: Sunday | March 17 | 10:00am Preview: Thursday - Saturday | March 14 - 16 | 10:00am - 4:00pm

Address: 147 Jackson Road | Berlin | New Jersey | 08009

www.waterfordsauction.com Contact: [email protected] | Tel 856.336.5551

Online bidding: www.liveauctioneers.com | www.artfact.com We are accepting consignments for upcoming sales of Asian, American and European fine and

decorative arts, and antique furniture. Contact us at: [email protected]

Asian Decorative Arts Auction Sunday, March 17, 2013

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DEAN R. ARNER AUCTIONEER, LLC

PUBLIC AUCTION SATURDAY MARCH 9 TH , 2013

AT 9:00 AM ANDREAS SPORTING CLUB, 1 ANDREAS RD.,

ANDREAS, PA 18211 Lg. Floor Model Original Coca- C ola Cooler, Tabletop Coca- C ola Cooler, 1930’s Parking Meter, Bow Front China Cabinet, Early Ornate Fireplace Mantel, Ginerbread Clock, Ornate Sideboard w / M irror, Blue Decorated Batter Bowl, Early Blue Decorated & Other C rocks, Primitive Dry Sink, Many Primitive Smalls, Handstitched Quilts, Lg. Local Old Milk Bottle Collection, Old Diggers Bottle Collection, Martin & Gibson Guitars, Advertising Items, Clay Marbles & Much More!

Check Full Listing & Photos At www.auctionzip.com ID#21038

DEAN R. ARNER AUCTIONEER, LLC AY-002077L 570-386-3389

For over 30 years no one has consistently helped more sellers realize more money fortheir quality BASEBALL MATERIAL than Robert Edward Auctions. Offering anunparalleled tradition of integrity, knowledge, and professionalism, and an extraordinarynational client base.

We specialize in the very best in BASEBALL COLLECTIBLES. If you don’t check with usbefore selling – you won’t know what the market will bear. Let us tell you what wethink of your baseball collectibles.

We offer complete auction services, as well as free appraisals and comprehensive infor-mation about your material. We will not try to buy your material. We are not dealers. We

are strictly an auction house – with unparalleled integrity, knowledge and experience in the field. We will give youthe information you need to make the most intelligent decisions regarding your significant and valuable baseballmaterial. When Barry Halper, the world’s greatest baseball collector, sold his legendary collection, he insisted thatRobert Edward Auctions oversee the historic sale of his Twenty-Six Million Dollar Collection.

Robert Edward Auctions offers the largest circulation of any auction devoted to sports collectibles in the world.Robert Edward Auctions always has millions of dollars available at a moment’s notice specifically for cash advances.We specialize in the very best in all areas of baseball collectibles. This includes:

• Baseball Cards • Buttons • Photographs• Babe Ruth Items • Autographs • World Series Items• Tobacco Cards • Documents • Pre-1900 Baseball• Uniforms • Display Pieces • Posters• Lou Gehrig Items • Gum Cards • ETC., ETC….Please Note: Item pictured will be sold in a future REA auction.

ROBERT EDWARD AUCTIONSP.O. Box 7256, Watchung, NJ 07069, 800-766-9324

www.RobertEdwardAuctions.com

WANTED:BASEBALL COLLECTIBLES!

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Patrick Orbe, newly appointedexpert consultant to MorphyAuctions’ Fine Art department.

perfect person for the job inPatrick.”

Orbe’s initial consultancywork for Morphy’s will be inpreparation for a February 8 to9, 2013, Fine Art and GeneralAntiques auction. The sale fea-tures an excellent collection of

19th- and early 20th-centurypaintings as well as select indi-vidual consignments.

To contact Patrick Orbe,call (717) 335-3435 or [email protected] Morphy Auctions onlineat www.morphyauctions.com.


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FURNITURE: Antique grandfather clock (unsigned), 2 pc. walnut desk w/bookcase top (inlaid), (2) ebonized

French 2nd Empire Napolean two door cupboards & matching pedestal, handcarved French curio cab., 2 sets of leather top end tables, Empire & Duncan Phyfe sofas, Victorian parlor chairs, music cab., (2) Empire chests, (6) half spindle chairs, jam cupboard, oak spoon carved dresser, pine kit. cab., & more. 130+ PCS. CARNIVAL GLASS: Many patterns includg. Acorn Burrs, Grape & cable, Blackberry, Diamond Lace, Vintage, Butterflies, Wishbone, Persian Medallion plus more in various colors. JEWELRY: 10, 14 & 18K gold incldg. a massive

Tiffany & Co. 18K gold rope necklace, antique Movado silver pocket watch. STERLING: incldg. Tiffany & Co. flatware, asst. bowls, plates, platters & candlesticks. Also a S. Kirk & Son Repousse covered tureen. SELECT SMALLS: Pottery pcs. by Roseville, Hull & Weller, pr. Staffordshire dogs, Majolica, Quimper, 16" Imari bowl, nice selection of china by Coalport, Royal Worcester, Bavarian, Royal Bayrenth, Dresden & Royal Rudolstadt, WWII German Army officer’s hat, rare firemans helmet from Columbia Station #4, Allentown, PA,

Miniature carriage clock, wall clocks, blue decorated stoneware, mesh & beaded purses, plus more.

SEE WEBSITE FOR DETAILED CATALOGS & PHOTOS

www.dottaauction.com

330 W. Moorestown Road, Rt. 512

Nazareth, PA 18064 (610) 759-7389

Fax: 610-759-3992 PA Lic. #AY-1950-L

Web Site: www.dottaauction.com E-mail: [email protected]

Many Sterling Pieces Royal Bayreuth “Devils”

Tiffany & Co. 18K Gold Necklace

Dragon & Lotus Carnival Glass

Unsigned Grandfather

Clock

WWII German Army Officer’s Visor

Allentown, PA (Columbia Station #4)

S. Kirk & Son Repousse Tureen

Movado Pocket Watch

TERMS: 13% Buyer’s Premium, 3% Discount for Cash or Good Check.

Refreshments Available.

Nazareth Auction Center PUBLIC AUCTION

JEWELRY - STERLING - FURNITURE - CARNIVAL GLASS - POTTERY 330 W. Moorestown Road (Rt. 512), NAZARETH, PA 18064

(11 Miles North of Bethlehem & Rt. 22 or 4 Miles South of Wind Gap and Rt. 33)

SATURDAY, MARCH 16 TH AT 10 A.M. DOORS OPEN AT 8:30 A.M.

PREVIEW: FRIDAY, MARCH 15 TH FROM 12 NOON TILL 7 P.M.

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Model Steam Engines, Construction & Vehicle Toys SATURDAY, MARCH 9 TH , 2013 AT 9 A.M.

Preview: Friday, March 8 TH , 4 P.M.-6 P.M. & Day of Sale 7 A.M.-9 A.M.

220 N. Main Street Suite A, SELLERSVILLE PA 18960

For Full Listing & Photos Visit www.SellersvilleAuction.com For Questions Call 855-765-3001

Live Model Steam Engines & Accessories from Marklin, Bing, Jensen, Weeden, Fleischmann, Wilesco & Mamod. Pressed Steel including Buddy L, Structo, Tonka, Nylint, Kingsbury, Wyandotte, Marx & Lumar. T- Reproduction Buddy L Trucks & Construction Vehicles. Kenton & Hubley Cast Iron. Conrad & NZG Diecast Construction Vehicle Collection. Other Diecast w/Matchbox, Siku, Shinsei, CCM, GMP, Ertl, Corgi,

Joal, Norscot First Gear & More. Train s w/Vintage Lionel & American Flyer. Lionel Standard Gauge Crane. Overland Brass. HO Scale. Marklin Z Gauge. Train Accessory Models. Other Items of Interest: Vintage Model Kits w/Hartsmith, Pocher 1/8th scale Cars Built, Steam Engine Models, Revell

& Renwal Visible V8s & Chassis, Slot Cars, Outboard Boat Motor Toys & More. Terms: 13% Buyer’s Premium w/3% Discount For Cash/ Check.

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Shown are several high-lights from the sale of AntiqueAutos, Auto Parts and otherantiques in Brzostek Auctions’January 18 sale in Phoenix,New York. Brzostek’s AuctionService Inc. and Brzostek’sReal Estate Auction Company,Inc. are nationally recognized,

award winning auction ser-vices specializing in the sale ofpersonal property and realestate in New York State. Thetwo-day sale took place inDayton, Maryland. For moreinformation, visit online atwww.brzostek.com; or phone1-(800)-562-0660.

Highlights OfBrzostek AntiqueAuto And Auto

Parts Sale

1923 Dodge Brothers open touring car - $11,000.

1925 Franklin 4 door sedan - $9,000.

1927 Franklin.

1994 Page Arrow Motorhome - $7,000.

1980 John Deere Tractor -$3,700.

2001 Kubota Tractor - $5,500.

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collectors & dealers in the EAST!Call Arlene in Classified Sales

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ART- OLD OIL PAINTINGS wanted, anycondition, New Hope School artists,PAFA artists, gold leaf frames and mir-rors. 20 years experience. Immediatepayment. Call 215-348-2500.

LOUIS ICART ETCHINGS Bill Holland,610-470-5925 or Renningers SundayAntique Market, Booth A-53,Adamstown, PA 8am-1pm, [email protected]

AUTO, TRUCK and Motorcycle: catalogs,brochures, manuals and any showroomrelated items. Ron Ladley, 210 StoneRd., Barto, PA 19504, 610-584-1665.

ALWAYS BUYING PHOTOGRAPHS,Archives, Albums, Snap-shots,

Collections. Call Jim 800-872-9990.

ANTIQUE/ OLD GUNS WANTED Collectorbuys old muzzleloaders, pistols, shotguns, Kentucky rifles, knives, swords,

hunting licenses & photos, animal traps,hand forged & bear traps, old ammo,

antiques, military helmets. One piece orcollections. House calls made. PO Box 83,

New Tripoli, PA 18066,[email protected] 610-298-3180.

AUTOMOBILE OWNERS MANUALSWanted most years and models. Also sales

brochures, service manuals, etc. TMCPublications, 6308 Deer Park Rd.,

Reisterstown, MD 21136. 410-526-4495.www.tmcpubl.com

AUTOMOBILES WANTED. LOOKING to buyold foreign cars, especially British. Willpurchase in any condition, also buyingparts. Call Ed, 856-816-7321.

BUYING & SELLING Beautiful Vintagemens & womens clothing in excellent

condition, jewelry, frames, paintings &fine furniture call Suzie 610-913-7415or Renningers Adamstown door 65 on

Sundays.

CARNIVAL, CIRCUS, FREAKS, Sideshow,Fairs, Amusement Parks, Coney Island,Nude Photos, Fireworks, Pinups,Strippers, Burlesque, Auto Thrillshow.Nostalgia Enterprises, Box 300,Lockport, NY, 14095. 716-433-9418.

COMIC BOOK COLLECTIONS. Contact mefor FREE Appraisals if you wish to sell yourcomics or just determine their currentvalue. I’ll provide you honest recommenda-tions based on three decades experienceand will assure you receive the fairest andhighest prices whether it’s 1 book or a1,000. Call Ed 215-351-5392 or [email protected]

I BUY RUSSIAN Samovars (brass, copper,silverplate, nickelplate, coin silver). Alsointerested in other fine Russian antiques.Please send photos to: Attn. Igor, 14814Palmerston Sq., Centreville, VA 20120,

301-919-2798.

KEYSTONE TELEPHONE COMPANY ofPhiladelphia Wanted. Telephones and

related items, signs, telephone books. CallAndy, 732-986-2637 or [email protected]

MOVIE POSTERS Highest Prices PaidLobby Cards, 1-Sheets, Window Cards,Glass Slides Displays, Dwight Cleveland,

POB 10922 Chicago, IL 60610773-525-9152, Fax 773-525-2969,

[email protected]

OCEAN LINER MEMORABILIA china,glassware, silver, paper, souvenirs,posters or models. Cunard, FrenchLine, White Star Line, Italian Line, etc. 607-625-3947

TOP DOLLARS PAID for Carbide CapLamps, oil wick/ lard lamps, blasting captins, scatter tags, carbide lamp parts and

small mining artifacts needed in my collec-tion. Larry Click 703-241-3748 or

email [email protected]

CASH FOR 78 RPM records! Send $2(refundable) for illustrated booklet iden-tifying collectible labels, numbers, actualprices paid. Docks, PO Box 780218, SanAntonio, TX 78278-0218.

GUITARS, VIOLINS, MANDOLINS,banjos, early brass & woodwinds.

We buy, sell, & appraise.In business since 1974.

Vintage Instruments, Philadelphia,[email protected] 215-545-1100.

HAMMOND ORGANS WANTED. Lesliespeakers & console pianos. Pottstown, PA610-495-5234 or [email protected]

Also Orlando, FL Area.

MUSIC BOXES WANTEDBuying and Selling Cylinder & Disc Music

Boxes, Bird Cages, Bird Boxes,Phonographs, Automatas. Specializing inall Antique Resortation Services for over

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MUSIC BOXES WANTED, highest pricespaid. Gems to junkers- we buy, sell,repair. Chet Ramsay Antiques, 2460Strasburg Road, Coatesville, PA19320. 610-384-0514

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Strong press interest andpassionate collectors led toimpressive prices for examplesof 20th Century Illustration:Original Art / Books, featuringMaurice Sendak, on January24.

Christine von der Linn,Swann Galleries’ Art &Illustrated Books specialist,said, “What began as a fun col-laboration and experimentalsale concept blossomed into anevent that received huge publicand press attention. We are sopleased with the response andinterest from buyers and sellersalike that we eagerly anticipatea 2014 sale and the creation ofa new auction category atSwann.”

Bidders competed vigor-ously for a Sunday “Peanuts”comic strip by Charles M.Schulz featuring CharlieBrown and Patty (not to beconfused with tomboyPeppermint Patty), from March1963, which sold for $22,800.

The sale’s top lot was a setof 48 proof plates of illustra-tions from “Charlotte’s Web”by Garth Williams, watercol-ored by Rosemary Wells for the50th Anniversary edition,signed by Wells, New York,

2002, $28,800*. AnotherWilliams highlight was a pairof ink drawings from StuartLittle, circa 1945, $16,800.

Other high prices forbeloved children’s literatureillustrators were TheodorGeisel’s (aka Dr. Seuss) “APairof Llamas in Peru,” pen, inkand watercolor on board, whichbrought $21,600; HilaryKnight’s illustration of PlazaHotel denizen Eloise, createdfor a New York TimesMagazine cover (and neverused), mixed media, 1988,$7,200; and LudwigBemelmans’ “Madeline,”watercolor and ink drawing,$6,600.

A fine collection ofMaurice Sendak books assem-bled by the late book dealerReed Orenstein featured threecopies of “Where the WildThings Are,” a first edition,signed and inscribed with adrawing of one of the book’sWild Things, New York, 1963,$18,000; a signed true first edi-tion, issued with the scarce pre-Caldicott Award dust jacket,New York, 1963, $6,240; and a25th-anniversary edition,

signed and with a separate orig-inal ink drawing of anotherbeast, 1988, $4,560.

Other Sendak highlightswere a copy of Beatrice Schenkde Regniers’ “What Can YouDo with a Shoe?” Illustrated bySendak, with a drawing of thechildren from the story withSendak’s dog Jennie, andinscribed and signed“Maurice” to fellow children’sbook author and illustratorIrene Haas, 1955, $3,120; and acomplete set of “Seven LittleStories on Big Subjects” illus-trated by Sendak and publishedby the Anti-DefamationLeague of B’nai B’rith, 1955,each signed by Sendak, andwith the scarce insert, $2,640.

Other children’s books ofnote included a charming andrare artifact of Helen Sewelland Suzanne Langer’s earlycareers, a mock-up with origi-nal illustrations and cut-and-pasted text of “The Cruise ofthe Little Dipper,” as well as afirst edition, New York, 1923,$2,400.

This sale saw the auctiondebut for the work of celebrat-

Beloved Children’s BookIllustrations, Cartoons Among TopLots At Swann Galleries’ Auction

Of 20th-Century IllustrationEditions of Sendak Classics Inscribed with OriginalEditions of Sendak Classics Inscribed with Original

Drawings Drew Drawings Drew Attention from CollectorsAttention from Collectors


Charles M. Schulz, “Peanuts,” original 3-tiered comic strip, pen,ink and pencil, dated March 1, 1953. $22,800.

Set of 48 proof plates of illus-trations from “Charlotte’sWeb,” illustrations by GarthWilliams, watercolored byRosemary Wells. $28,800


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ed dust jacket artist FredMarcellino, whose mixed-media cover art for ThomasPynchon’s “Slow Learner,”1984, set a benchmark at$6,720.

Also setting an auctionrecord was Carter Goodrich’s“Higher Calling,” watercolor,published as a New Yorkercover, August 1998, $7,200.

Doubling that price was aJames Thurber New Yorkercover, “Rites of Spring,” circa1940, for $14,400. AnotherThurber item, “He Doesn’tBelieve a Single Word He’sRead in the Past Ten Years,” inkcartoon, brought $10,200.

Other newspaper and maga-zine highlights included aViolet Oakley oil study forCentury Magazine cover, early1900s, $7,200; CharlesAddams’ “Couple Passing aGiant Bird House,” watercolorpublished in The New Yorker,January 1948, $6,000; and sev-eral Al Hirschfeld ink drawingsfor The New York Times, suchas “The Counter Culture atZabar’s,” published May 1971,$11,400; “Summertime,”$8,400; “Here’s Love,” pub-lished July 1963, $7,800; “TheApple Tree,” published October1966, $7,800; and “Pippin,”published October 1972,$6,240.

For complete results, anillustrated catalog, with pricesrealized on request, is avail-able for $35 from SwannGalleries, 104 East 25th Street,New York, NY 10010, andmay be viewed online atwww.swanngalleries.com.

For further information,and to propose consignments toupcoming Illustration auctions,please contact Christine vonder Linn at (212) 254-4710,ext. 20, or via email [email protected].


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