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By William Flood
If you’re like most of us, it’s been quite a while since you’ve dined in a restaurant and ordered a meal from a menu held in your hands rather than from an app on your phone. Yet, did you know that what was once so common — the restaurant menu — is a popular collectible? Menu collecting is a niche within the larger ephemera collecting hobby and popular for many reasons. Menus have a nostalgic appeal, particularly for long-gone eateries that collectors recog- nize or have visited. Menus also pro- vide a fascinating economics lesson reflected in the age-old prices printed on their pages. Culinary trends and once-popular cuisine are also spotlight- ed as is the evolution of commercial printing and design. And, even though the most historic menus can cost thou- sands of dollars, menu collecting Above: Die-cut menus came in every shape imaginable, all intended to be unique mar- remains a relatively inexpensive hobby. keting tools for the restaurant. There is archeological evidence that something akin to menus once existed Below: This cocktail menu from the former Kahiki in Columbus shows the draw being cre- in China’s Song Dynasty — but menus ated by alluring pictures and exotic names like the “Fog Cutter.” as we know them date back to 18th-cen- tury Europe. At that time, dining out- side of the home was rare. While tav- erns and inns served travelers, menus were not necessary, as guests ate what the house provided at communal tables and at a specified time. Restaurants, as we know them evolved in 18th-century Paris. Catering to the wealthy, these establishments featured luxurious inte- riors, individual tables, a range of din- ing hours, and fine fare selected from a list of options. Daily selections were Above: The earliest known menus were for often listed on a bulletin board outside, lavish parties held in European courts like on a chalkboard near the dining area this one for “Their Majesties Dinner.” (from which our term à la carte or ‘according to the board’ emerged), or courses and dessert options for the simply recited by the waiter. guests. After the French Revolution, The use of a paper menu came later their use spread to restaurants, replac- - the word menu itself is French in ori- ing the more common menu boards. gin. The earliest surviving examples Similarly, in England, the bill of fare hail from the mid-18th-century for soi- rees hosted by King Louis XV of France, See Vintage Menus on page 19 typically sole pages listing several
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BRAZIL, Ind. – Some folks may think picking up and moving more than 1,400 miles, during the first month of Covid-19, to set up an antique business in a town where no one knows you may be a little “off the hinge.” But, that’s exactly what a young Mon- tana family did, arriving in Brazil, Ind., on March 31, 2020. It was a “leap of faith,” said 40-year-old Michelle Chur- chill. She and her husband, Mike, and 18-year-old daughter Katlyn, first saw the property online around January of 2020. The Churchills are natives of Billings, Mont., where Michelle’s grandparents and parents operate Wright Custom Re- pair, a 46-year-old furniture restoration business. Michelle grew up in the busi- ness. Mike has worked for his in-laws for more than 20 years in all aspects of stripping, repairing and refurbishing antique furniture. As antique pickings are sparse in Montana, the Churchills often traveled east to buy pieces to restore and sell. Wanting to be closer to the action, they were surfing the internet for greener pastures during early 2020. What they found posted from the Above: Lifetime natives of “The Big Sky” country of Montana, Mi- small town of Brazil, 64 miles southwest chelle, Katlyn and Mike Churchill, took a leap of faith, resettling of Indianapolis, showed some promise. in Brazil, Ind., during the beginning of the Covid-19 pandemic in Above: Advertising signs from across the country are another The Victorian home was built circa March 2020. Already, it appears their leap of faith will fulfill their specialty of the Churchills at Off The Hinge Antiques. 1885 by Judge Daniel McGregor and dreams. his wife Bell. When Bell died in 1928, she willed the home to the community YMCA. In 1949, a gymnasium with a full ity antiques. Indiana. It was really a leap of faith for blocks from downtown Brazil. basketball court was added to the home. “I said to Mike, let’s get it,” Michelle both of us. We jumped with a dream.” Packing up and moving from Mon- What a perfect place to have a home said. “He thought I was crazy, but I fi- The dream is called, appropriately, Off nally talked him into it. I call it opening The Hinge Antiques & Home Décor. It is and walk through a doorway onto a See Antique Shop on Page 4 3,000-square-foot court to fill with qual- his mind. Days later we took a flight to located at 37 West Kruzan St., about four Collectors’ treasure trove finds new homes at Green Valley Auctions
By Susan Emerson Nutter Right: Made of cherry, this early New England Queen Anne scroll top, 11 drawer highboy MT. CRAWFORD, Va. — Green Valley having both a circular and fan carving, acorn Auctions recently hosted a two-day, online drops and nice cabriole legs ending in pad only event with the second day featuring feet sold for $1,502. the lovely collections put together by Bet- ty and the late Jim Oglesby of Virginia Beach. This couple loved to collect and did so across a wide range of genres resulting in a very interesting auction. Furniture offered included examples of Chippendale, Queen Anne, Georgian & Empire pieces. Brown furniture was fea- tured with a very functional New England Queen Anne scroll top highboy bringing $1,502. Made of cherry, this highboy boast- ed an 11-drawer configuration with the piece being 86 inches high overall. A heavily inlaid low boy standing 32 inches high and being 33 inches wide and 20 inches deep brought $598, while a fine Georgian eight drawer, chest on chest in mahogany was bid to $819. Clocks were in abundance this day as this collecting area was one the Oglesbys Above: Aurora in her chariot bringing the loved. The top lot of the clock’s honors went sun into a new day is everything on this Above: “Evening Light” a lovely minia- ture oil by English artist Elizabeth Brown See Green Valley on Page 4 Foster Campos Federal style eglomise banjo clock that realized $2,302. sold for $354.
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WEST UNION, OH 45693 1928 FORD MDL. A COUPE-RESTORED, GAS & OIL SIGNS, CLOCKS, THERMOMETERS, NEONS, COUNTRY STORE & SODA POP ADV., RARE 10 FT. CINCINNATI, OH ART DECO GAS STATION ISLAND LIGHTS, FRY 5 GAL. VISIBLE PUMP, SLOT MACHINES, CRUSHIE THERMOMETER Visit www.auctionzip.com ID #4988 for complete ad & pictures. TERMS: CASH, GOOD CHECK w/PROPER ID. AUCTIONEER: HERBERT ERWIN 937-544-8252 Page 4 WWW.ANTIQUEWEEK.COM March 23, 2021 repair or refinishing, it gets done right. Right: A double-wide hall tree should I pull every drawer out and make sure make a statement in any home. Using Antique Shop they move smoothly. It must be up to his 20 years’ experience in woodwork- From Page 2 our standards to go onto the showroom. ing, Mike Churchill will not let any piece Every piece is ready to go into your hit the showroom without being “ready tana to Indiana during the first crucial home.” to take home.” His standards at Off The month of a pandemic presented a few The Churchills aren’t afraid to tackle Hinge Antiques & Home Decor is very problems with, perhaps, a silver lining. the big pieces, back bars, gas pumps or high. “There was not a lot of traffic on the any petrolinia, a solid oak deacon bench highway; but all the restaurants were and large oversized cabinets. They also closed. We ate mostly at truck stops.” deal in smalls, such as crocks, some Upon arriving, the gymnasium had glass and unique hard-to-find antiques. to be re-roofed, there was quite a bit of “We love this business,” Michelle electrical re-wiring and Mike was gen- says. “We’re now well-known in town, tly coerced into hanging Michelle’s col- although we don’t do a lot of buying lection of 30 children’s scooters (one all here. But I love to meet people, find wooden with spoke wheels dating from these things with such cool history and 1915) from the ceiling. They are not for bring them back here to and give them sale, but they’re interesting “eye can- a new home. We’re all happy to be set- dy.” tled into our new home and business.” “The traffic already has been incred- Contact: (812) 605-8632 ible. We have a hard time keeping up. www.offthehingeantiques.com We buy mostly through the week and open-up on the weekends (although they do take appointments on the Right: The Churchills have left the old weekdays). But everybody has been scoreboard, basketball hoops and very supportive and it’s already busier YMCA sign in their 3,000-square-foot than I could have imagined.” showroom. Mike, for his part, is a “hands-on,” Many of older Brazil customers appre- perfectionist. “I go through every piece ciate their preserving the site, which of furniture we buy. If there’s a broken always generates interesting conversa- piece, I replace it. If it needs stripping, tions.
Art offered covered a wide range of styles and themes, but the miniature examples Green Valley are what seemed to be leading this area. At From Page 2 only 5 ¼ inch by 6 ¼ inch, an oil on can- vas titled “Evening Light” by English artist to the Foster Campos Federal style eglo- Elizabeth Brown realized $354. mise banjo clock that realized $2,302. A A 16th or 17th oil portrait believed to be hand-painted image of Aurora in her char- of the Archduke Charles Stiermark (Steire- iot pulled by two white steeds ushering in mark), 1540-1590, deaccessioned from the a new day with the sun rising behind them Cleveland Museum of Art, sold for $792. decorated the clock’s circular lower portion. Charles was the archduke of Australia and Another banjo clock, this being a Walter the father of 15 children. The artist of this Left & Above: A bid of $452 won this cloi- H. Durfee example with a mahogany case work is unknown. sonné valuables box with a blue back- was taken to $1,113, while an acorn shelf Contact: 540-434-4260 ground and featuring floral (exterior) and clock having a gorgeous acorn stylized case www.greenvalleyauctions.com butterfly (interior) motifs. went to $1,000. The painted image of what Below: The look and details of this H.B. appears to be a Federal style home decorat- Horton’s Ithaca calendar parlor clock ed the base of this clock and was identified were impressive. Standing 21 inches LIVE AUCTION with the words, “Residence of J.C. Brown, high, this beauty made $658. REAL ESTATE Esqu.” ANTIqUES, COINS, TOOLS Loads of decorative art items rounded COCA COLA ITEmS out this two-day sale. A room size oriental th rug measuring 13 feet 10 inches by 9 feet Sat., March 27 9 inches done in creams, oranges, greens, 10AM, R.E. @ Noon 12051205 Skinner Skinner Ln., Ln., Spfld., Spfld. OH and navy blue was bid to $2,552. Single-storySingle-story 3 bed,bed, 2 bath 2 bath Art glass also crossed the auction block brickbrick home. home. Large 3+carLarge garage/shop. 3+car with several examples by Charles Lot- garage/shop. ton up for sale. A signed and dated 1989 LIFETIMELIFETIME VINTAGE VINTAGE COCA-COLA COCA- COLLECTIONUprightCOLA COLLECTION bottle vending pulled feather design vase that stood 10 ½” Upright bottle vending high made $361. The vase’s colors includ- machine,machine, port. port.cooler, cooler,numerous signs,numerous uniforms, signs, paper goods,uniforms, lamp, ed a pink body with gold accents and green papertrays, calendars, goods, wall lamp, clock, trays, much swirls that spread to a feather like design calendars, wall clock, muchmuch more!TOOLS much - FURNITUREmore! over the main body of the vase. Go TOOLSto harveyplus.com - FURNITURE for pictures & terms! The artistic beauty of cloisonne is unde- Go to harveyplus.com niable. When an almost 14-inch-long box is for picturesSale by Order & of:terms! covered in such beauty, it is going to com- Pamela SaleS. Picklesimer by Order & Renee of: L. Young mand top dollar. Just such a box, that was Above: Having a gorgeous acorn shape Pamela S. Picklesimer & JeffRenee Harvey, L. Auctioneer Young 5 ½ inches high and 6 ½ inches deep, sold and acorn finials, the hand-painted im- Jeff Harvey, Auctioneer for $452. Its decoration included yellow age of the “Residence of J.C. Brown, (937)(937) 244-2121 and white florals, green vines and leaves, Esq.” at its base sealed the deal for Oriental motifs in an orange color all on a this acorn shelf clock which garnered a royal blue field. $1,000 winning bid. aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa a a a BEDFORD STREET ANTIQUES, LLC a AntiqueWeek a 44 NORTH BEDFORD STREET a a CARLISLE, PA 17013 a DEADLINES a 717-241-5309 a Issue Dates Deadline a HOURS: MON.-SAT. 10:00-7:00 • SUN. 10:00-5:00 a a a March 30th Wednesday, March 24th a HISTORIC BUILDING a 4:30 PM EST 2 Floors With Over 90 Quality a a April 6th Wednesday, March 31st Antiques & Collectible Dealers a a 4:30 PM EST a E-MAIL ADDRESS: [email protected] a April 13th Wednesday, April 7th a DIRECTIONS: From Harrisburg 81S to Exit 49 High St. a 4:30 PM EST a From Chambersburg 81N to Exit 47 Hanover a a Parking in rear next to building a Call today 1-800-876-5133 a a to place your ad aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa March 23, 2021 WWW.ANTIQUEWEEK.COM Page 5 Decorative arts will highlight Shapiro estate at Briggs Auction Garnet Valley, Pa. — Briggs Auction, Inc. is pleased to offer an outstanding and stylish collection of furnishings, fine art, decorative arts, and more at its Fine Estates Auction on Friday, March 26. The auction will be available for online bidding only. At 11 a.m. on Friday, March 26, the auction will open for real-time, online bidding on two platforms: Bid At Briggs (Briggs Auction’s own online bid- ding platform), and Live Auctioneers. Highlights of the auction will include a fine collection from the Shapiro Estate. Geraldine (“Gerrie”) Shapiro, a long-time and community-minded resident of Ir- vington, N.Y., was a skilled potter whose creations adorn the spaces of the Irving- ton home she shared with her husband of 54 years, Albert Shapiro, and was a known collector of African and other art. She was also dedicated to protecting and improving the quality of the natu- ral environment, and was instrumental in helping design the Main Street War Memorials and the Rip Van Winkle steps and the bronze statue on Main Street in Irvington. “As a craftswoman potter with exten- Above: Abraham Walkowitz a colorful oil on canvas, titled “Gloucester Fishermen”. sive landscape design knowledge and ex- From the Geraldine Shapiro Estate. Estimate: $2000 – 4000. pertise, Mrs. Shapiro had a keen eye for style and design, and surrounded herself Below: Darrell White carved argillite sculpture titled “The Raven and First People”, with furnishings, decoratives, clothing, 2004, with abalone, catlinite, and 18K gold inlay. From the Geraldine Shapiro Estate. jewelry, and fine art, that reflected her Estimate: $1500 – 3000. elegant, interesting style and exquisite taste. We are proud to offer her Estate collection at auction,” says Stephen Turn- Above: A Val Bertoia sound sculpture er, Owner of Briggs Auction, Inc. “We be- titled “Ovals of Sound”, B-1882, circa lieve these new-to-the-market pieces will 2015, from a private collection. Estimate: find good homes with eager and discern- $5000 – 7000. ing buyers.” Fine Asian pottery and ceramics, This carefully curated collection will several Inuit and argillite carvings by include a selection of antique, name- Adamie Ashevak, Thomas Amm, Chris- brand, and midcentury modern/modern tian White, and Darrell White, and carved design furnishings, by makers including marble sculptures by Debra Schaffer and Frank Lloyd Wright for Cassina Italy, Karen Karnes are also items of note. Arper Italia, Holly Hunt, Angelo Corte- A collection of Paolo Soleri Wind si, Dakota Jackson, Saporiti Italia, CY Chimes, a Val Bertoia Sound Sculpture, Mann, Harvey Probber, Kittinger, Sten- and an interesting assortment of midcen- dig, and more, and also includes a Stein- tury modern and contemporary designer way Model A baby-grand piano. lamps are also featured items in the auc- The heart of the auction beats in the tion. excellent collection of decorative arts The full auction catalog and registra- COUNTRY which includes studio art pottery by Ger- tion and bidding information is available FLEA MARKET aldine Shapiro herself, and by other con- through Briggs Auction (BriggsAuction. temporary artists such as, Peter Voulkos, APRIL 3rd, 2021 com), or Live Auctioneers (liveauction- Saturday 8:00 am to 4:00 pm Peter Callas, Bennett Bean, William eers.com). Preview will be by appoint- Morris, Jeff Shapiro (no known relation), ment only on Wednesday, March 24 and Delaware County Fairgrounds Jeffrey Zigulis, Paul Chaleff, Nancee Thursday, March 25. Please call or email MUNCIE, INDIANA Meeker, and many more. The auction will Briggs Auction to schedule. also feature a fine selection of contempo- Free adm. Over 70 dealers. Show includes – primitives, knives, rary studio art glass by Richard Marquis, Right: Peter Voulkos gouged and John Lewis, Ira Sapir, Vandermark, and toys, antiques, collectibles, arts incised anagama fired pottery plate/ and crafts, now in two buildings! others., as well as craftsman puzzle and charger with porcelain pass-throughs. bureau boxes by Richard Rothbard, Mi- Something for everyone. From the Geraldine Shapiro Estate. Esti- 765-730-6467 chael Elkan, and Philip Weber. mate: $4000 – 6000.
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