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A Pennsylvania German Christmas Five Museums And Historic Sites Celebrate The Holidays The First Weekend In December Savor the sights, sounds, and smells of a festive Pennsylvania German Christmas in Montgomery County, Pa., at a series of Christmas markets, displays, and historic house tours on Friday, Saturday, and Sunday, Dec. 1, 2, and 3. From candlelight tours to shopping and cookie sales, there is something for everyone at the Goschenhoppen Historians, Historic Trappe, Mennonite Heritage Center, Peter Wentz Farmstead, and Schwenkfelder Library & Heritage Center. Begin the celebration on Friday, Dec. 1, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at a Christmas Market featuring local artisan crafts and food at the Mennonite Heritage Center in Harleysville. Artists will display a variety of local and handcrafted gifts along with local foods. Shopping continues on Saturday, Dec. 2, not only at the Mennonite Heritage Center, but also at the Schwenkfelder Library & Heritage Center in Pennsburg and the Goschenhoppen Historians in Green Lane. From 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Schwenkfelder Library & Heritage Center, shoppers can purchase crafts, folk art, books, and stocking stuffers while viewing the unique Pennsylvania German Putz. At the Goschenhoppen Historians from 9:30 a.m. to 4 p.m., there are more handcrafted and vintage items for sale along with fresh greens and their famous homemade Christmas cookies. Both of these sales extend into Sunday from noon to 4 p.m. At Historic Trappe, explore the Muhlenberg House by candlelight and learn about Pennsylvania
Solomon Grimm Redware Plate Brings $37,800 By Karl Pass On Nov. 15, Freeman’s in Philadelphia sold a rare sgraffito decorated redware plate attributed to Solomon Grimm (17871847) to a phone bidder for $37,800 (est. $15,000-$25,000). Grimm’s vibrant slipware is long considered among the most iconic examples of Pennsylvania German folk art pottery, and few pieces have survived. The 9.5-inch diameter plate was marked in script on back German Christmas traditions. Chat with Pastor Muhlenberg in his office and then step into the dining room, where a festive meal awaits. The museum store behind the Muhlenberg House will be transformed into Santa’s workshop, filled with locally made artisanal goods, books, and other gifts. At the Dewees Tavern, marvel at the tiny wonderland of vintage woodcarvings from the famous Erzgebirge region of Germany displayed throughout the museum galleries and enjoy the new exhibit on local folk artist David Ellinger. Stock up on new examples of woodcarvings imported from Germany along with handmade Christmas decorations, Pennsylvania German redware, fraktur, and much more. Historic Trappe’s museums are open on Saturday from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. Candlelight tours are from 3 to 9 p.m. and on Sunday from noon to 4 p.m. Christmas tours and shopping will also be offered for the rest of December at Historic Trappe during regular weekend hours (Saturdays 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. and Sundays noon to 4 p.m.) or during the week by appointment. The Peter Wentz Farmstead in Worcester will host their candlelight tours on Saturday from 3 to 8 p.m. The soft glow of candles light the way as attendees explore the historic Wentz home, watch a cooking demonstration, enjoy holiday entertainment, and meet the Belsnickel. For links to websites of the individual organizations as well as directions, visit www.PaGermanChristmas.org.
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Decorative Arts Lead Locati’s October Sale Navajo Third Phase Chief’s Blanket Sells For $3,200 Locati LLC, located in Pineville, Bucks County, Pa., held its October online-only auction on the 15th and featured nearly 500 lots from Bucks County, Philadelphia, Manhattan, and New Jersey estates and collections. “We had strong participation in this auction, both domestically and internationally,” stated co-owner Michael Locati. Decorative arts did particularly well. The leading lot was a Navajo Third Phase Chief’s blanket, which realized $3,200. Some other Continued on page 8
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Colonial Williamsburg Foundation Receives Extraordinary Gift Of Historic Dress Collection Collection Comes From The Valentine Museum Adding to what is already a renowned assemblage of historic dress, The Colonial Williamsburg Foundation has recently received a gift of nearly 330 objects from The Valentine Museum in Richmond, Va., as part of the redefinition of the museum’s holdings. The collection includes gowns, coats, trousers, breeches, waistcoats, vests, petticoats, underwear, accessories,
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hats, children’s clothing and physical natures of peomore, all of which predate ple from the past, but 1840. Within the larger group we often know little is a 20-piece collection of about their lives,” said garments that were owned Ronald L. Hurst, the by and descended through foundation’s senior vice the stepfamily of Lewis president for education Littlepage (1762-1802); it is and historic resources. the largest grouping of “The Littlepage collecclothing owned by a single tion provides a glimpse person to come into the into the remarkable foundation’s collection. experiences of a “Historic dress allows us Virginian whose path to look closely at the placed him in direct contact with world leaders at the end of the 18th century.” Lewis Littlepage was a Hanover County, Va., native whose story is as colorful as the garments P.O. Box 500, he wore. It is a tale of Mount Joy, PA 17552 diplomacy, adventure, 800-800-1833 war, friendship, ene717-653-1833 mies, debt and deceit. 717-653-6165 fax 717-892-6016 Littlepage attended what was then known as e-mail: antiquesnews@engleonline.com the College of William Editor - Karl Pass, 717-278-1404 and Mary in e-mail: kpass@antiquesandauctionnews.net Williamsburg and later Generals, and great diploAdvertising Sales served with John Jay at the mats, may have been disTim Moore, 717-492-2534 Court of Spain during the closed.” Circulation - 717-492-2556 American Revolution. Due to When he died a bachelor Circulation - Linda Deshler, Ext. 2541 problems with debt, he in Fredericksburg, Va., only Classifieds served with the Spanish nine months after returning 1-800-428-4211 Ext. 6022 Fax 717-892-6022 717-492-2566 1-800-800-1833, Army during the attack on from Europe, the inventory Minorca and the Siege of taken of his estate was fairly Sample copy ........................... $2.50 Doing Gibraltar. By 1786 he was sparse in the way of the cus1 YEAR, third class ............... $28.00 Our Part admitted to the Court of tomary furniture, ceramics 1 YEAR, first class ................. $80.00 Poland where he served as a and other saleable goods. It 6 MONTHS, first class .......... $48.00 Chamberlain to King contained, however, a twoAll checks must be in U.S. funds. Stanislaw II until 1795. With page, detailed list of his Checks must be drawn on U.S. bank war raging across Europe “cloathes [sic] and decoraOR add $7.00 to subscription price. and the second partition of tions” worth $340.00. Aside Antiques & Auction News is distributed at shops, Poland, Littlepage was from the typical items, such shows, markets and auctions throughout the North- forced to leave the Court and as one hat and 24 pairs of eastern United States. finally returned home in under drawers, the inventory 1801. Possibly the best sum- contained objects including mary of Littlepage’s life was one green cloak given to him from Lyon Gardiner Tyler, the by the king of Poland, two president of William & Mary coats given to him by the Issues Are Mailed One Week Prior To Publication Date (as it is now called) between king of Spain, a pair of 1888 and 1919, when he said, Cossack pistols, a pair of News articles, press releases, and feature articles about antiques, antiquing, collectors, collections, museums, shows, shops, auction results, historical “Perhaps a mere genius, German pistols and a sites, auctioneers, etc., are considered for publication. Photographs which Lewis Littlepage was the Spanish sword. His small enhance the articles are welcome. Manuscripts must be accompanied by a greatest that was ever born estate was left to his stepself-addressed stamped postcard in order that the editor may notify author of in Virginia. His story sounds brother Waller Holladay; the receipt of material. Address to Editor’s attention. like a fable taken from surviving objects passed We reserve the right to edit material submitted for publication to conform to the editorial style of Antiques & Auction News. Reproduction of artwork, editorial or Arabian Nights. It far tran- directly through the advertising copy is strictly prohibited without the written consent of the publisher. scends that of Captain John Holladay family until gifted Joel Sater Publications reserves the right to revise or reject at their discretion Smith…his voluminous to The Valentine in 1952 by any advertisement they deem objectionable, whether in subject matter, papers were nearly all Mr. and Mrs. A. Randolph wording, or make-up. destroyed by his executor, Holladay II. Minimum depth R.O.P. - as many inches deep as columns wide. Antiques obedient to his direction. Among the highlights of & Auction News and its advertisers are not liable for composition errors or misprints; nor is it responsible for errors in ads taken by phone. Advertisers Had they been preserved, the Littlepage Collection to submitting artwork and images for use in advertisements assume all liability what tales of love and come to Colonial in regards to trademark and copyright infringements. adventure at the Courts of Williamsburg is a threePublished weekly on Friday by Joel Sater Publications Poland and Russia, and piece suit that it is believed Contents Copyright 2023 C-12/01 about subtle intrigues and he wore while at the Court of secret conspiracies of Kings, Catherine II of Russia. The suit, originally constructed in 1787 and comprised of a fully embroidered court PAYMENT ENCLOSED 1 Year, 3rd Class $28.00 All checks must be in U.S. funds. coat, a single-breasted 6 Months, 1st Class $48.00 Checks must be drawn on U.S. bank waistcoat and matching add $7.00 to sub. price outside of U.S. 1 Year, 1st Class $80.00 breeches, saw continual CHARGE TO: wear as Littlepage did not Each issue contains important, dated become a member of the material. For timely delivery, subscribe by 1st Class. Order of Saint Stanislaus NOTE TO 3RD CLASS SUBSCRIBERS: until 1790, when the badge ANTIQUES & AUCTION NEWSTM No refunds available for late delivery. P.O. BOX 500, MOUNT JOY, PA 17552 was probably added to the 3RVW 2IÝFH GRHV QRW SURPLVH GHOLYHU\ #____________________________ breast of the coat. Made E\ D VSHFLÝF GDWH EXP. 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conceived. While Marvel owns Harrison Ford back to play one “Spider-Man,” “Iron Man,” and of his most iconic roles in the “Hulk,” among others, DC “Indiana Jones and the Dial of retains control over Destiny.” The movie missed “Superman,” “Wonder every benchmark set before it Woman,” and “Batman,” and a and failed to captivate audihost of lesser-known charac- ences. Harrison Ford has gone ters. DC has had some success on record even stating that in bringing their most beloved they should have just let the comic book characters to the franchise die after the criticalbig screen as well, but not to ly panned previous film in the the tune of Marvel. series which debuted in 2008, Moviegoers seem to be inter- titled “The Kingdom of the ested only in DC Comics’ Crystal Skull.” biggest and most popular Today, Disney finds itself characters, whereas Marvel at the crosshairs of true vinwas able to convince their tage enthusiasts of both the fans to actually care about original “Star Wars” franchise third-tier, almost forgotten and lovers of Marvel Comics. comic book characters, such Speak to any of these hardcore as “Ant-Man,” “Blade,” “Moon fans, and it is clear to see that Knight,” “Guardians of the something is amiss at Disney. Galaxy,” and “Doctor Strange.” None of the current crop of This has paid dividends for the limited television series or company and their sharehold- movies are enthralling these ers, even amidst backlash that true believers. The nostalgia they are milking a lot of these just isn’t there. Disney is even characters to the point where thinking of bringing back audiences would soon tire of Robert Downey Jr. as “Iron most comic book movies alto- Man” even though he died in gether. Unfortunately, Disney “Avengers: End Game” in an ignored these warnings, and effort to reignite interest in the today all is not well at every- movies. Meanwhile, just by one’s favorite “house of looking at the box office mouse.” Without even receipts for most of the dwelling on the over-satura- newest Marvel movies you can tion of the “Star Wars” fran- see that things aren’t like they chise that Disney took owner- used to be. Even on comic ship of in 2012, the company book collecting forums, the has a history of milking every consensus seems to be that last drop out of their most Disney has lost their way. This popular properties. While this is even affecting demand for is expected, especially for a certain back issue vintage publicly traded company that comic books at present time. is tethered to Wall Street, Comic book movie fatigue Disney refuses to change appears to be a real thing and course, even at the peril of is starting to translate into a their most popular franchises. loss of money going toward Case in point, the compa- vintage comic books. Fans are ny made a disastrous financial now wondering if this trend be decision to bring an aging reversed or do all good things end this way? Make no mistake, billion dollar companies like Disney almost always end up killing their proverbial golden gooses for profit. Sadly, when we are talking about some of the most beloved franchises ever to grace pop culture, the market for the collectibles these items represent can also be affected. I am by no means suggesting that enduring collectibles like comic books and action figures are going away anytime soon, but it does go to show how markets in the antiques and collectibles trade continuously change and involve. It also shows there is a link between how these properties are viewed and the demand for their vintage counterparts in physical form. And in the end isn’t that the real lesson here? Make no mistake, true believers, you still have decades or more to go before some of these beloved treasures fail to ignite interest at auction after auction. But until that time comes, here is hoping Disney eventually gets this right. The future “Star Wars” and Marvel Comics collectors are counting on it.
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standing collar that Littlepage probably wore while he served as a Chamberlain and diplomat to the Court of Poland between 1785 and 1795. It is embroidered with silk threads in geometric patterns that resemble egg- and dart-like motifs. The front has two large cross or welt pockets with pocket bags made from white linen. At some point, the center back was enlarged with a wedge down its middle and the adjustable tapes were removed. The buttons and buttonhole are unusually closely spaced. Fascinatingly, found in the pocket was a piece of paper that reads, “Si vous dedaignez mon vin je serais au désespoir,” or, “If you disdain my wine, I’ll be in despair.” In 1790, King Stanislaw August Poniatowski of Poland awarded Lewis Littlepage the Order of Saint Stanislaus. This ribbon is yet another highlight of the recently acquired Littlepage Collection. The sash, a redand-white silk moiré ribbon, was worn over the shoulder
with an enameled badge that hung from the bottom. The badge is in the form of a Maltese cross and is made from paste stones with red foils set behind them. It is mounted around a green-bordered, central white enamel circle showing St. Stanislaus wearing vestments with the letters “SS” to each side of him. Between each of the points of the cross, enameled Polish eagles radiate from the center. The Littlepage Collection contains two surviving ribbons, one with its badge and one with the badge missing. For a further look at the Littlepage Collection, please visit https://emuseum.his tory.org/, type “Littlepage” in the search, and all of the objects can be seen in fullcolor images along with interpreted text for each item. Additional information about the Art Museums and Colonial Williamsburg as well as tickets are available online at www.colonial williamsburg.org or by calling 855-296-6627.
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extends from side seam to side seam with five buttons at the top and two on each side. The waistband of the pocket contains two watch pockets with a button and buttonhole to close it. The back of the waistband retains its original iron buckle for adjustability. Beneath the flap there are two internal white linen pockets. Each knee closes with five buttons and buttonholes and a garter made to fit a set of knee buckles. Each of the garters are embroidered to match the rest of the suit. “The Littlepage collection offers a unique opportunity to study an individual’s style and how world politics affected their fashion,” said Neal Hurst, Colonial Williamsburg’s curator of historic dress and textiles. “It is such an amazing collection of clothing that tells an unbelievable story.” Another featured garment in this collection is a buff-colored, twilled woolen waistcoat with a tall,
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the pattern the embroiderer was to follow. The central motifs were made from a silvered disc with the royal monogram set in garnets of “SAR” (Stanislaus Augustus Rex). Around the embroidered monogram is the Latin motto Praemiando Incitat (“Encouraged by Reward”), and surrounding the phrase is a laurel wreath from which radiates an eight-pointed star worked in spangles and bullion. The matching waistcoat is embroidered with blue, white and grey floral sprays. The borders down the center front were worked with copper bullion that is coated to make them blue. This waistcoat is made adjustable by two very large buckles attached at the back; buckles such as these are usually associated with the backs of breeches to make them adjust and are possibly a unique feature of Polish clothing. The breeches are made from a complex woven silk lined throughout with plain off-white linen. They have a flap front that
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Heritage Sets Two New Auction Records For Vintage Video Game Consoles And Arcade Cabinets 1973 Computer Space Arcade Game And 1986 NES Console Topped $1.8 Million Video Game Auction In recent years, Heritage has set records with prices for pristine copies of “Legend of Zelda” ($870,000), “Super Mario 64” ($1.56 million) and more, but it was an array of vintage consoles that led its Video Games Signature Auction on Nov. 3 and 4. The event produced two new records for video game consoles and arcade machines. The auction topped $1.8 million in sales, with strong results for high-grade copies of many desirable games in the collector market. But the session dedicated to consoles in this event set it apart from previous Heritage auctions in the category. The highest price paid for a commercially available video game console was realized on day one: The Nintendo Entertainment System Deluxe Set Console from 1986, graded 85 NM+ by VGA, sold for $120,000. This is the console that revived the entire home console market in North America following a 1983 industry crash, making
it one of the most important gaming systems in the history of the industry. While the console was a success culturally and financially, unopened examples are ultra-rare, and this is especially true for the amazing Deluxe Set offered by Heritage, which included the NES console, two controllers, a Zapper light gun, the R.O.B. (Robotic Operating Buddy) and two boxed games: Gyromite and Duck Hunt. The other record set in the auction was the highest price paid for an arcade video game, and this one happens to be the world’s first arcade cabinet and the first commercially produced video game. While most casual game fans would likely name “Pong” as the first arcade and home console game, or perhaps Magnavox’s arcade-opener “Odyssey,” an entire history precedes them (including a cast of characters and companies connected to both); the first genuine arcade
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“Grimm” and was once owned by Mrs. J. Insley Blair, who gifted the object to the NewYork Historical Society in 1952. Blair was in a Gilded Age family whose ranking was among the wealthiest in the nation during the turn of the 20th century. The Historical Society deaccessioned the plate in 1995 through Sotheby’s, where it sold to dealer John Gordon of New York City for $36,800. It was not part of the large sale Gordon (1921-2003) held through Christie’s in 1999. His widow, Leah Gordon, consigned it to Freeman’s. The restoration history involved rim chips and flakes professionally repaired as well as repair near the center. A related plate sold at the Winter Antiques Show in 2007 by Jim and Nancy Glazer. Other examples of Grimm’s work can be seen at the Reading Public Museum and the Metropolitan Museum of Art. Grimm worked in Rockland Township, Berks County, Pa., ca. 1815-25. Image courtesy of Freeman’s.
video game, housed in a stunning futuristic custom fiberglass cabinet, was released in 1971, months prior to “Pong” and “Odyssey,” and was called “Computer Space.” This trailblazing creation emerged from the brilliant minds of Syzygy Engineering/Atari cofounders Nolan Bushnell and Ted Dabney. Inspired by Steve Russell’s 1962 “Spacewar!” computer game, Bushnell and Dabney worked tirelessly to bring this game to life. The result? The Nintendo Entertainment System Deluxe Set Console A fun shooter, and given its from 1986, graded 85 NM+ by VGA, sold for $120,000. appearance, an iconic sight in itself; the game makes graded 9.4 A+ by CGC sold for CGC-graded 9.8 A++ of appearances in “Soylent $108,000, and a sealed 1987 Nintendo’s 1997 “Mario Kart Green” (1973) and “Jaws” “Legend of Zelda” graded 9.4 64” (collectors sometimes A+ by CGC sold for $48,000. refer to this as the “red (1975). An excellent and fully Heritage hailed the king of label” version) sold for functioning 1973 example of survivor horror with a copy $36,000. PlayStation’s 1996 For complete results “Computer Space,” in an of ultra-rare green cabinet, “Resident Evil” when this for all of the vintage sold for $45,600. “This sealed ridged longbox first consoles, games and more the sale, visit event was a walk through production, graded 9.6 A+ by from video game history, with Wata, brought $38,400. A www.HA.com/7350. the first dedicated video game console session we’ve ever had,” said Valarie Spiegel, Heritage’s managing director of video games. “The sale of the first commercially available video game alongside an early edition of the Nintendo Entertainment Saturday, December 2 System, Nintendo’s Holiday Baskets Raffle! Benefits Orwigsburg Library breakout U.S. conExtended Hours - Open till 7 PM sole, exemplifies the enduring value and Please visit our vast collections of nostalgia associated breweriana displays and gift ideas! with the rich, early Fully Stocked for the Holidays! narrative of gaming’s ascension into mainstream culture.” Video games, the usual focus in this collector category, A sealed 1990 “Super Mario Bros. A sealed 1987 “Legend of Zelda” performed well in the hmabcllc@gmail.com 3” graded 9.4 A+ by CGC sold for graded 9.4 A+ by CGC sold for event. A sealed 1990 www.hawkmountainantiquespa.com $108,000. $48,000. “Super Mario Bros. 3”
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Fall Show Launched A 50-Year Party For Carlisle Events Annual Automotive Flea Market Event Entertains Thousands Of Buyers And Sellers That’s a wrap! What also as a surprise started in January with Auto 80th birthday Mania at the Allentown party for Carlisle Fairgrounds concluded in Events cogrand fashion at the end of founder and coSeptember with Fall Carlisle owner Bill Miller at the Carlisle, Pa., Jr. (his birthday Fairgrounds. In fact, this is in December). wasn’t just any Fall Carlisle Family and (Sept. 27-Oct. 1), it was the friends came 50th offering of Carlisle together to share Events’ flagship automotive stories and remiflea market event. nisce as Bill The five-day event became the man included the standard auto- of the hour. motive flea market and car With Fall corral frenzy as well as a Carlisle and its two-day collector car auction two-day collecat the Carlisle Expo Center tor car auction in presented by Carlisle the rearview mirAuctions. The auction, which ror, plans are took place Sept. 28 and 29, underway for the saw 58 percent of the 400- last auction of the plus consignments sell and year in Lakeland, tallied $4.5 million in sales. Fla., as well as the Of those sales, a 1966 Shelby entirety of the GT350H, selling for $210,600 upcoming 2024 earned top dollar. season schedule. In addition, Fall Carlisle In fact, Fall welcomed the AACA Car Club Carlisle 2023 to the stage to showcase a served as the soft gallery of cars, solicit for new launch for located along a 7 mile strip in club members, and promote Carlisle’s yearlong events they support in the 50th celebration region. Other display ele- in 2024. The 2024 ments included the Shop Art season starts just Gallery in Building T. This after the holidays area was for artists who with Auto Mania (Jan. 19 to dozen annual collector shows featuring Corvettes, repurpose discarded car 21) at the Allentown car/truck events. Events are Fords, GMs, Chryslers, trucks, parts and turn them into Fairgrounds. Spring Carlisle held at the Carlisle, Pa., imports, tuners, and perforworks of art. In addition to gets things going from April Fairgrounds (Carlisle, Pa.), mance sport compacts. this dedicated area, there 17 to 21, while Fall Carlisle Allentown Fairgrounds Founded in 1974 by friends was a lot of what is called 2024 is slated for Oct. 2 to 6. (Allentown, Pa.), and the SUN Bill Miller and Chip Miller, Shop Art available within the Complete details on the 2024 ‘n FUN Expo Campus events hosted at Carlisle flea market as well. Also Carlisle Events season can (Lakeland, Fla.). The season attract enthusiasts annually R101311 found within the flea market be found at schedule includes automo- from all corners of the globe. were numerous “Anymotive” www.CarlisleEvents.com. tive flea markets of varying vendors. Anymotive vending Carlisle Events is a part- sizes, multiple auctions, as features items that have a ner and producer of over a well as individual specialty motor but aren’t cars. This may include bikes, tractors, boats, lawnmowers, etc. There were also some extra special happenings at Fall Carlisle on day four. Once again, gates opened at 7 a.m., 3,500 Exhibit Booths 800-1,200 Booths and in doing so, ushered in guests 2nd Weekend Every Month who, for a variety of reasons, could not 2023 Shows 2024 Shows 2023 Shows 2024 Shows be part of the event DEC 7 - 10 JAN 11 - 14 JAN 27 - 28 in the preceding DEC 16 - 17 days. As the mornFEB 8 - 11 FEB 24 - 25 ing transitioned to MAR 7 - 10 MAR 23 - 24 mid-day, Carlisle Events and A m e r i c a n ANTIQUES & DESIGNER ITEMS www.scottantiquemarkets.com C o l l e c t o r s P.O. Box 60, Bremen, OH 43107 Insurance wel740.569.2800 comed Paul Teutul Jr. and Paul Jr. Designs to unveil a custom-built 1939 Lincoln Zephyr. Following the unveiling, Teutul hung around to meet fans, sign autographs, and answer guests’ questions about the car and his career. Paul Jr.’s appearance wasn’t the only special part of that day. At 6 p.m., vendors came together for an annual private event that celebrates them and their continued 726 North Hanover Street, support of all events at Carlisle, especially Spring 17013 and Fall Carlisle. What made this dinner even more speEasy access from Route 81, Exit 52 - Go south 3½ miles on Route 11 or take ANTIQUE CENTER cial was it served as a celethe PA Turnpike to mile marker 226 - Go south 2½ miles on the right. 517 St. Mary’s Street, Lewisburg, PA 17837 bration not only for the 50th OPEN 7 DAYS 10-5 of Fall Carlisle, complete Over 80 Quality Dealers • Two Floors • Air-Conditioned Building with two dozen or so original 570-524-5733 www.rollermills.com Closed New Year’s Day • Easter • July 4 • Thanksgiving • Christmas vendors from show one, but
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Locati Continued from page 1 boy, 19th century, selling for notable lots included a group $1,600. of Royal Copenhagen Flora “This was a wonderful sale Danica tableware selling for to put together,” followed $2,300. In addition, a Coventry Locati. Online bidding was Glassworks Lafayette flask live on LiveAuctioneers, sold above estimate for Invaluable, Bidsquare, and $2,200, a Jacques & Mary Regat Bidspirit. bronze brought $2,600, and a To learn more, call Michael Nicola D’Ascenzo stained glass Locati at 215-619-2873 or email The Royal Copenhagen Flora Danica tableware brought window of St. John sold for michael@locatillc.com. $2,300. $2,400. Prior to the auction, portrait miniature expert Elle Shushan presented a lecture relating to a collection of over 100 portrait miniatures in the sale. “Elle Shushan’s lecture was the first educational event in our Bucks County facility, and it was a great success,” remarked Locati. The A pair of Sterling candlesticks, 1764, William Cafe, sold for portrait miniature highlights $2,700. included a portrait of Edmund J. Lee selling for $2,600; a portrait miniature of a young boy A portrait miniature of a with a goldfinch, $1,000; and a young boy, 19th century, portrait miniature of a young went for $1,600. This portrait miniature of a The Nicola D’Ascenzo (1871young boy with goldfinch 1954) stained glass window, St. John, sold for $2,400. sold for $1,000.
The portrait miniature of A Coventry Glassworks Edmund J. Lee (Virginia 1772- Lafayette flask realized Produced by Hans Wegner, the pair coined “The Chair” by A 17th century map of Great Britain by Wenzel Hollar realJohannes Hansen, brought $3,500. ized $1,200. 1843) realized $2,600. $2,200.
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The Jacques & Mary Regat (Alaska) modern bronze sold for $2,600. This Walton Blodgett (1908-63) watercolor sold for $1,300.
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Rivertowne Antique Center To Hold Holiday Open House On Dec 1, 2, And 3
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DELAWARE 01/03/24, MAGNOLIA, ENDS WED. BEGIN AT 5PM, Antq. & mod. furn., gun safe, golf cart, tools, riding lawn mowers, & more!, Online Only: www.AMauctions.com via HiBid, A&M Auctioneers & Appraisers
12/06/23, MILTON, ENDS WED. BEGIN. AT 5PM, Antq. & mod. furn., firearms, sterling silver, glass, china, hh, vtg. collec. & more!, Online Only: www.AMauctions.com via HiBid, A&M Auctioneers & Appraisers MASSACHUSETTS 01/27/24, PITTSFIELD, SAT., Tiffany Studios lamps: 6 light candelabrum, 'Moorish' hall lantern, 3 light lily sconces, 12 light lily table lamp, 'Dragonfly' table lamp, 'Elizabethan' table lamp, counterbal. desk lamp, 'Poppy' table lamp, Favrile glass table lamp, & much more!, 1485 W. Housatonic St.; w w w. f o n t a i n e s a u c t i o n . c o m , Fontaine's
MARYLAND 01/26/24, PARSONSBURG, FRI., 18th Annual Firearms & Men's Night Out Auction!, A&M Auction Facility, 8000 Esham Rd., A&M Auctioneers & Appraisers OHIO 01/05-06/24, DELAWARE, FRI. & SAT., 800+ lots important Americana, folk art, & fine dec. arts., Live & Online: Garth's Barn, 2690 Stratford Rd.; ameliajeffers.com; LiveAuctioneers & Invaluable.com, Amelia Jeffers Auctioneer & Appraiser 12/08/23, DELAWARE, FRI., Single-owner 40+ year Americana Collection. Ptd. furn., early adv., stoneware, toys, folk art., Online Only: ameliajeffers.com; LiveAuctioneers & Invaluable.com, Amelia Jeffers Auctioneer & Appraiser
PENNSYLVANIA 01/10/24, HARRISBURG, WED. AT 5:30PM, PA Auctioneer Championship Competition. Call or register online. Open for public viewing. Part of the <em>76th Annual PAA Conference & Trade Show</em>, 1/9-12 in Harrisburg, one of the largest state trade shows in the U.S.! Visit website for details., PA Farm Show Complex, 2300 Cameron St., PA Auctioneers Assoc. 10/01/23-12/17/23, KUTZTOWN, EVERY SUN. AT 7PM, Weekly Auctions every Sun. night: coins, jewelry, antiques, etc., Online: m u l l e r a u c t i o n c o m p a n y. c o m ; www.mullerauctioncompany.hibid/ auctions, Muller Auction Co. 11/30/23, EAST EARL, THURSDAY AT 9:00 AM, Antiques and Collectibles: Sale kicks off LIVE at 9:00 AM with uncatalogued antique/vintage items. Catalogued portion begins 11:00 AM live or online. Something for everyone! Advertising, Ephemera, Vintage Toys, Home Decor, Artwork, Vintage Luxury Fashion, Sports Collectibles and more!, Live and Online: 1141 Wea Wit St.; www.paauctioncenter.com, PA Auction Center 11/30/23, KINZERS, THURS. AT 10AM, Fine & cost. jewelry & wrist watches auction. Non-catalog. cost. jewelry at 10am- 150 lots. 12pmonline catalog: designer/signed, wrist watches, sterling, SW/ N.Amer./ Mex. pcs., turquoise, gold, onyx, pearls, design. pcs. w/diamonds, gemstones, & enameling., Live & Online: 5336 Mine Rd.; embassyauctionsinternational.com; liveauctioneers.com & invaluable.com, Embassy Auctions International 12/01/23, PHOENIXVILLE, FRI. AT 9AM, Private collec. Wm. 'Bill' S. Gross, incl. vtg. coffee mills & grinders. Amer. & Int'l examples spanning 150 yrs. Lot #57- rare lg. Enterprise belt-driven double hopper grinder & pulverizer. Lot #100John C. Dell & Son No. 9 floor model coffee mill w/bev. mirror hopper., Live & Online: 1041 W. Bridge St.; BidSquare, LiveAuctioneers & HiBid.com, Wiederseim Assoc.
12/01/23, YORK, FRIDAY AT 9:00 AM, Fine art, jewelry, antiques & collectibles online auction. Fine & Discovery art, Spode and English/Asian porcelain, marble and bronze works of art, Russian silver enameled trinkets, jewelry, antiques, militaria, fine textiles, collectibles and more., Online Only: www.auctionsbykeystone.com, Keystone Auctions 12/02/23, KUTZTOWN, SAT. AT 10AM, Fun Country Auction incl. antqs., prim., hh goods, electronics, collec. & more!, Renninger's Market, 740 Noble St.-White Room, Schmidt Auctions & Lake Region Auctions 12/02/23, ORWIGSBURG, SAT. AT 10AM, Firearms, furniture, animal mounts, coins, jewelry, antique/vintage items, toys, glass/china, sports, collectibles, and many other items!, 1506 Centre Turnpike, Blum's/Auction Time Bid Board 12/05/23, GLEN ROCK, TUES. AT 9AM, Great collec. of villages: Lang & Wise, Dept. 56, Snow Babies, others. + Antq. Vty. Auction., Live & Online: 4067 Snyder Rd.; w w w. We h r l y s A u c t i o n . c o m , Wehrly's Auction Svc. 12/05/23, GREENCASTLE, THROUGH TUES., 100+ pcs. stoneware crocks & pottery, blue dec. Cowden Wilcox, A.P. Donagghho, others. Queen Anne & prim. furn., French Art nouveau, pyrography desk, Kincaid BR set, gold jewelry, glass butter churns, firkins, spongeware, mini oil lamps, prim., etc., Online Only: hurleyauctions.com, Hurley Real Estate & Auctions 12/07/23, EPHRATA, THURS. AT NOON, 366 lots Coins & Currency. Many high grade Indian cents w/better dates, 1K+ Indians in bulk lots, lg./sm. currency incl. Mountville, Ephrata & Wrightsville Nationals, silver dollars incl. 1882CC, & more!, Live & Online: Horst Auction Ctr., 50 Durlach Rd.; horstauction.com; hibid.com, Horst Auctioneers
Militaria Led Mead & Sons Autumn Spectacular Sale
12/09/23, NEW HOLLAND, THURS. AT 4PM, Real Est.: Nice 2-sty. Cape Code brick house w/ approx. 1,927 sq. ft., 4 BR, detached garage/shop, .45 acre lot, private well. DR, 18'x12' LR w/hardwd. floor- well-maintained home! Open hse.: Saturdays 10/28, 11/11, & 11/25, 1-3pm., 131 S. Shirk Rd., Martin & Rutt Auctioneers
12/11/23, KINZERS, MON. AT 1PM, Barn Find Vehicle & Gun Auction. Antqs. & collec. cars, pick-up trucks, boat & trailer, Farmall Cub tractor, lawn/ show equip., antq. child's pedal car, auto parts & tools, qty. guns, etc., 5245 Old Strasburg Rd., Barr Davis Auctioneers
12/09/23, SCHNECKSVILLE, SAT. AT 9AM, Authenticated M.L.K. letters, Stan Lee autograph, 8Ct diamond necklace, 2Ct dinner ring, gold/ sterling/ amber/ turquoise, cost. jewelry, 1953 Ford, 1984 Honda City Cabriolet, WWII spotting binoculars, antqs., prim., adv., tin, stoneware, etc., Fire Hall- 4550 Old Packhouse Rd., Houser's Public Auctions
12/12/23, GLEN ROCK, TUES. AT 9AM, 2020 Kubota RTV-X900 4x4 diesel side-by-side w/only 303 hrs., Kubota 2120 4x4 lawn tractor w/pwr. bagger, complete wood shop pwr. tools, Stihl lawn equip., pwr./hand tools, tool boxes, exer. equip., lumber, & more!, Live & Online: 4067 Snyder Rd.; w w w. We h r l y s A u c t i o n . c o m , Wehrly's Auction Svc.
12/16/23, LANCASTER, SAT. AT 9AM, Rock & Roll Auction! Guitars, amps, rare vinyl albums, 50's-current vinyl, bootlegs, & more!, Live & Online: 3601 Columbia Ave.; BoltzAuctions.com; HiBid.com, Boltz Auctions VIRGINIA 01/10/24, BELLE HAVEN, ENDS WED. BEGIN. AT 5PM, Antq. & mod. furn., Willie Crockett artwork, decoys, hh, collec., & more!, Online Only: www.AMauctions.com via HiBid, A&M Auctioneers & Appraisers
SHOW & FLEA MARKET CALENDAR DELAWARE 12/02/23, NEW CASTLE, SAT. 9AM-2PM, Delaware Train Show, Rte. 13 / 198 S. Dupont Hwy., Nur Shrine Center
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MARYLAND 12/08-09/23, FREDERICK, FRI. & SAT., 10-6, Holiday Open House incl. gift cert. raffles + spec. sales, 5862 Urbana Pike (Rte. 355 S.), Old Glory Antique Mall
NEW HAMPSHIRE 10/22/23 TO 03/24/24, BROOKLINE, EVERY SUNDAY EXCEPT CHRISTMAS EVE. & EASTER; 6:15-11AM. EARLY BUYERS: 5:15 ($20), Winter Sundays Antiques & Collectibles Flea Market, 32 Proctor Hill Rd., Brookline Event Center NEW JERSEY 12/02-03/23, MAURICETOWN, SAT. 10-4 & SUN. 11-4, 42nd Annual Christmas Antique Show, 9544 Noble St., Mauricetown Firehall 12/02/23, SALEM, SAT. 10-5, Holiday Open House, 529 Rt. 49, Salem, NJ NEW YORK 12/02/23, GALLOWAY, SAT. 6PM-11PM, Holiday Shop by Candlelight Extravaganza, 150 S. New York Rd., Days of Olde Antiques & Collectibles OHIO 12/16-17/23, COLUMBUS, SAT. 9-6 & SUN. 10-4, Antique Market, 717 E. 17th Ave., Ohio Expo Center
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By Karl Pass A World War II Japanese officer’s Samurai sword and a box of 1960s Barbie and Ken doll clothing and accessories in the same auction? Sure, bidders love variety, and it was plentiful at the
Oct. 19 Mead & Son sword realized $1,300, and Auctioneers Autumn the vintage Barbie and Ken Spectacular sale held at the material was $120, going to a Early Owego Antique Center buyer in Europe. An Enoch Wood and Sons Staffordshire in Owego, N.Y. Militaria, Barbie, early platter sold for $420, Art electric lighting and porce- Deco slip shade ceiling fixlain all excited bidders at tures ranged from $180 to the varied sale. The Samurai $240, a Bell System flange sign was $130, and a fine McClellan saddle rode out at $190. A 1930s Tydol “oilman” license topper slid home for $105, while antique music boxes ranged from $50 to $700. All prices are exclusive of buyer’s premium. The vast majority of the offerings sold to in-house buyers, although phone bidding was spirited on a numRoute 512 (11 miles North of Route 22) ber of items. Prices were generally steady but reflec18064 tive of changing trends. www.dottaauction.com Furniture continues to
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Exhibition Space Had Been Closed For Seven Years The Metropolitan Museum of Art is opening a newly redesigned gallery dedicated to Northern Renaissance Sculpture and Decorative Arts following seven years of closure. The gallery brings together more than 100 collection highlights and spectacular recent acquisitions to situate the museum’s extraordinary permanent collection in the context of northern Europe’s early modern society in the 16th and 17th centuries. The thematically grouped works represent the highest level of artistry and craftsmanship during the period, from ceramics, textiles, and metalwork, to clocks, chess boards, stained glass, and more. The immersive design creates shifting ambient colored light evocative of the sacred and By Joachim Friess (ca. 1579–1620, master 1610) is “Diana and the secular interiors of the Stag,” ca. 1620, German, Augsburg, made of partially gilded silver, Northern Renaissance. enamel, jewels (case), iron, wood (movement), courtesy the With this reinstalla- Metropolitan Museum of Art, gift of J. Pierpont Morgan, 1917 tion, these objects (17.190.746). of encounter, knowledge, wonder, and personal and tells the fascinating and (962–1806) dominated meaning offer a window complex backstories of northern lands and linked into the past for a new these works.” hundreds of independent generation of Met visitors. “The long-awaited territories and Imperial Major support for the reopening of the gallery city-states. Due to conflicts installation of this gallery will surprise and delight between religious groups, was provided by the our visitors by the beauty peasant wars against Marina Kellen French of the objects on view and oppressive aristocracy, and Foundation. the compelling stories they brutal clashes with neigh“We have installed a tell,” added Sarah Lawrence, boring nations, social and very special gallery of awe, Iris and B. Gerald Cantor political boundaries miracle, and artistry. curator in charge of the remained in flux. Within During the 16th and 17th Department of European this complex society, centuries, a remarkable out- Sculpture and Decorative art expressed ownership pouring of creativity and Arts. and belief. Royals, who ideas gave rise to objects The gallery (Gallery 520) competed fiercely to that were both magnificent includes works from roughly commission artists, underartistic accomplishments 1520 to 1630, when stood that it instilled awe and technological wonders,” Europeans north of the and projected power. said Max Hollein, the Met’s Alpine mountains experiThe redesigned space Marina Kellen French enced civil unrest, religious explores the religious, impeDirector and CEO. “Through revolution, and an increas- rial, and colonial contexts thoughtful new displays, ingly globalized world. in which these objects the stunning reinstallation The dominance of the were made. It is divided of the Northern Renaissance Catholic Church was between two overarching Sculpture and Decorative destabilized as the themes: “Belief,” anchored Arts gallery reveals the Reformation led to the rise with a display of stained desire to construct, claim, of various Protestant glass on the south end of explain, and represent the denominations. Politically, the gallery, and world in singular objects the Holy Roman Empire “Knowledge,” anchored with a deconstructed Kunstkammer on the north end of the gallery. The works are grouped into eight subthemes, such as MARTIN LUTHER KING LETTERS “Encounter,” “Making,” (AUTHENTICATED), STAN LEE AUTOGRAPH, “Study,” and “Ritual,” and 8C DIAMOND NECKLACE, 2 CT DINNER RING, videos featuring select GOLD / STERLING / AMBER / TERQUOISE / objects play on two screens COSTUME JEWELRY, 1953 FORD, 1984 HONDA in the gallery. CITY CABRIOLET, WWII SPOTTING BINOCULARS, The gallery closed in the fall of 2016 when ANTIQUES, PRIMITIVES, ADVERTISING PIECES, construction work began TIN & STONEWARE on the adjacent British AT 9 A.M. Galleries and the space Location: 4550 Old Packhouse Road, was used for temporary art storage. The reopening (Fire Hall) allows for visitor flow to MORE ITEMS TO COME. WATCH WEB FOR CONTINUED resume between the UPDATES. INTERNET BIDDING WILL BE AVAILABLE. Northern Renaissance colMUCH MORE – FULL AD/PICS at www.Houserauctioneers.com – NO BUYER’S PREMIUMS FOR IN HOUSE BUYERS! lection, the Lehman Wing, and the Medieval Hall, creJason / Nathan Houser Aucts. ating a seamless transition AU-0005534 between various departDoug / Tim Houser ments with decorative arts Assoc. Aucts. displays. 610-799-2396 or 484-550-8593 To learn more, visit www.metmuseum.org. R101892
Mead & Son Auctioneers from pg 10 mostly lag behind. A number are always graciously call Jim Mead at of young couples attended accommodated. 607-725-6833 or email the auction with discerning For more information, jim@earlyowego.com. eyes and an appreciation for true antiques. The current marketplace has lowered the bar of entry. You do not have to be well off with loads of disposable income to decorate and live with quality antiques. Houses can be finely decorated at very modest prices today. Mead & Sons’ next auction will be held on Thursday, Nov. 30, at the gallery in Owego, N.Y. A preview will be held at 4 p.m., with the first fall of the hammer starting at 5 p.m. for old-time auction fun. Absentee A group of 1960s Barbie and Ken doll clothing and accessories sold and phone bids for $120 to a buyer in Europe.
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TUESDAY, DECEMBER 5, 2023 AT 9 A.M.
366 Lots of Coins & Currency
Auction Will Start With A Great Collection Of Villages From Lang And Wise, Dept 56, Snow Babys And Other Related Items. Then Finish With Antique Variety Auction.
Selling Many High Grade Indian Cents Including Better Dates (1857, ‘58, ‘64-L, ‘70, ‘71, ‘72 XF-AU). 1,000 Plus Indians in Bulk Lots. Large and Small Currency to Include Mountville, Ephrata, Wrightsville Nationals. Partial/Complete Sets. Many Silver Dollars Including 1882-CC, ‘83-CC NGC Certified. $250 Plus in Bulk 90%. $150 Face Plus in Bulk 40%. Large Bulk Lots of Wheat Cents. Foreign Including Partial Sets of Great Britain Coin. 1836 $5 Gold.
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Monday, December 11, 2023 · 1:00pm H CARS, TRUCKS & BOAT H 1989 Rolls Royce Silver Spur Sedan, 2nd owner, 29,000 miles – In Running Condition. 1990 Chrysler TC by Maserati convertible, original owner, 43,800 miles – In running condition. 1928 Ford Model A Coupe Roadster w/ new tires, battery, alternator, Juice brakes & more. Original motor-In running condition, Nice car. 1931 Ford Model A. Former drag car w/ Chevy motor, partial restoration. 1951 Ford Victoria 2 door hardtop 3 speed on floor. 1951 Ford Coupe many parts included for restoration. 1986 Ford Mustang Coupe. Body only-no engine or transmission. 1996 Ford Cobra 2 door, 5 speed, HD clutch, dual exhaust – Runs but has motor noise. 1998 Ford Mustang convertible, Automatic with 70,000 original miles – In running condition. 1999 Ford Ranger pickup 2-wheel drive, Chrome bumper, grill and new hood. 169,000 +/- miles – In running condition. 2000 Ford F150 2-wheel drive pickup, w/ stick on floor, 100,000 +/- miles. Nice looking truck. 2005 Ford Focus automatic 4 door, 100,000 + miles. 1975 Jeep DJ Automatic – Former mail Jeep. 1987 Wellcraft 192 Classic boat with Mercury Cruiser motor and Shoreline trailer. H FARMALL CUB TRACTOR, LAWN & SHOW EQUIP H Farmall cub tractor, Craftsman 22” snowblower, Troybuilt 21” lawn push mower, Toro 1232 XL riding lawn tractor, Craftsman 16.5 HP riding lawn tractor.
FINE ART, JEWELRY, ANTIQUES & COLLECTIBLES ONLINE AUCTION FRIDAY, DECEMBER 1, 2023 AT 9 A.M. From various collectors, we have many pieces of fine & discovery art with originals by G. S. Truesdell, Charles Linford, Irving Lehman, Moses Soyer, Richard D. Schultz, Katz, Morris Kantor, Francois Bouchard, E. Michel, unsigned quality antique paintings, signed ltd. edition prints & lithos, A. Pope, Thomas Hart Benton, marble & bronze works of art. Other fine items include Spode & other English, Asian porcelain. Sterling silver jewelry, serving pieces, Russian silver enameled trinkets, antique pewter. Wide range of jewelry with gold, silver & designer Haskell, Stein, Coventry, Trifari & more, plus very fine watches / pocketwatches. Also find a variety of antiques & collectibles with Georgian knife boxes, mantel clocks, militaria, fine textiles, Russian mink & a vintage Gucci coats, artisan-made miniature French armoire, crocks, stained glass, rare instruments, bells, trophy cups, MCM furniture & more.
H ANTIQUE CHILD’S PEDAL CAR, AUTO PARTS & TOOLS H Antique child’s pedal car, wheel balancer, JS10 tire changer, buffer w/ stand, assorted hand tools & miscellaneous auto parts. H QUALITY GUNS (to be sold at about 3 PM)H Ross British Model 303 Flinn Lock Double Barrel, Remington Model 222 rifle with Bushnell scope, Connecticut Valley Arms Co. 50 cal. Black Powder w/ Octagon Barrel, New England Firearms Paradise Model 12-gauge Shotgun, Remington Winchester Model 270 Pump w/ Bushnell Scope, Remington Springfield Model 760 30-06 w/ Redfield Scope, Rugar Model 22-250 w/ Redfield Scope, Ithaca Model 37R Deluxe 16-gauge Pump, Remington Model 1100 12-gauge Semi Auto, Antonio Zoli (Italy) 20-gauge Magnum Shotgun, Baretta Model A-303 20-Gauge Semi Auto Shotgun, Remington Model 9422 MXTR 22 Lever Action w/ Bushnell Scope. All guns in excellent condition. H TERMS H Personal Prop.- No buyer premium for cash, PA checks, or out of state checks w/ bank guarantee letter. 3% Buyer premium for credit card purchases.
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Join us for a fun, fast paced country auction. Antiques, iques, Primitives, s and More! Household Goods, Electronics, Collectibles
The sale will kick off LIVE at 9:00am with uncatalogued antique/vintage items. We’ve already hand-picked a broad variety of objects for this sale and will continue to do so up until the sale day. There is something for everyone! Highlights of live items: Advertising: Assorted smalls. Large tins. Wooden crates and bottle carriers. Ephemera: Postcards. Prints. Vintage Toys: Matchbox cars. Wooden sleds. Riding toys. Erector set. Kitchen Items: Pyrex. Carnival/ Depression glass. Stoneware crocks and jugs. Cast Iron cooking vessels. Enamelware - ladles, basins, pitchers, etc. Stoneware pitchers, mugs, etc - Red Wing and others. Cookie Jars. Home Decor and Collectibles: Ceramics, Porcelain and Pottery decorative items. Christmas decor - ornaments, ceramic light up trees, etc. Majolica planter. Linens - printed tablecloths, quilts, crocheted bedspread, etc. Our catalogued portion of this auction begins at 11:00am and will include 500+ lots. Bid live or online. Highlights include: Artwork: Numerous 3-D Paintings by Aaron & Abner Zook - big and small sizes - one features the Ephrata Cloister. Hand signed and numbered prints - William Gropper. Vintage Toys: Die Cast/Pressed Steel vehicles: Tonka, Hubley, Ertl, Structo, Lesney and more. Tin litho spaceships, trains, etc - many are new in their original boxes. Comic Books. Assortment of pedal tractors, trucks and an airplane. Hubley cap guns. Kitchen Items: Pyrex. Griswold cast iron cookware. Vintage cast iron cooking stoves. Assorted stoneware crocks and jugs. Butter churns. Granite Ware. Holt Howard pixieware pieces. Sausage Stuffers. Home Decor and Collectibles: Art glass and porcelain - Fenton, Lladro. Christmas items - Ceramic tree, mercury glass ornaments and garland, porcelain, blow molds everything from traditional Victorian to MCM kitsch. Chilmark pewter sculptures - Native American and Civil War themes. Pottery pieces - Roseville, Red Wing, Van Briggle, etc. Vintage Luxury Fashion: Accessories and Handbags by Louis Vuitton, Hermes, Chanel, etc. Miscellaneous Items: Guitar, drums, flutes, violins and other instruments. Bibles from the 1800’s. Large collection of Dick and Jane Basic Readers from the 1930’s to the 1960’s. Postage stamps - US and foreign. Postcards. Sports Collectibles: Autographed items. Graded and Ungraded cards – baseball, football, hockey and basketball. Other memorabilia. Big names: Jordan, Mantle, Gretzky, Woods, Bryant, etc. Farm and Garage: Emmert bench vise. Foundry molds. Fire Extinguishers. Pennsylvania license plates dating back to the 1910’s - many matching pairs. Advertising: Sunoco. Hershey’s Ice Cream. Sterling Silver: Bowls, flatware and many mixed lots.
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