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Above Left: “Savoy” by Johnson Brothers (1900). This distinctive dinnerware presents four-leaf clovers set in oval medallions. The center clover is set in grill work. Courtesy of Flow Blue International Collectors Club. Above Middle: “Hanley” by G.L. Ashworth & Bros. (1860). A border-only pattern, this plate is representative of the Mid-Victorian Period. Courtesy of Flow Blue International Collectors Club. Above Right: “Viola” by Wood & Baggaley (1875). The patterns on flow blue china from the Mid-Victorian Period are not as heavily flown, perhaps due to refinements in the chemical process during the firing. Courtesy of Flow Blue International Collectors Club Flow blue continues to dazzle buyers By Barbara Miller Beem purposeful one. “But it’s more romantic to say it was accidental,” according to Julie Robbins, a product specialist at Replacements, Ltd. She suggested that if When it comes to flow blue china, unanswerable questions continue to swirl these lovely pieces of pottery were produced by chance, the process would most about: Who perfected the technique to blur out the cobalt blue decorations? How likely have been lost by now. was the exact mixture of chemicals formulated, and how many failed attempts As for that process, W.P. Jervis, in The Encyclopedia of Ceramics (1901), were there before success was achieved? And when and where did the seemingly described how the “underglaze blues” were made to flow. During firing, “by magical process all come together? Whereas the key to these questions are introducing in the kiln a small quantity of ‘flow,’ consisting of a mixture lost in history, there’s one thing that is no mystery. Flow blue of saltpeter, borax, and lead, the heated fumes of this rising in china, popular from the very beginning, continues to appeal the oven cause the color on the ware to flow.” He added that to legions of pottery lovers, casual and avid alike. what resulted are ceramics with “a very soft and beautiful British households were first introduced to blue and appearance.” white ceramics from China beginning in the 17th century. Continuing, Jervis wrote, “Some pieces have the under- As Ellen King, a lifelong collector, noted, “They went neath stained, which is caused by the color on the pieces crazy.” But these appealing imports were too expensive beneath ‘jumping,’ as it is technically called.” In describ- for the middling class to afford. In response, Staffordshire ing this phenomenon, King, a charter member, past pres- potteries identified a market and met the demand, pro- ident, and club historian of the Flow Blue International viding blue and white domestic wares at an affordable Collectors Club, characterized this reaction as a “flash- cost. Whereas these potters had access to an abundant bang effect.” This explains how many pieces are decorat- supply of clay (the raw material for the wares) and coal ed on the underneath, but others are not, as they were (to power the factories), cobalt, the only coloring agent probably the ones on the bottom of the firing stack. The that could withstand the heat of the kiln, was expensive, color, she asserted, did not penetrate the wares. albeit readily procured. But it was worth the investment, Flow blue china can be divided into three time periods, King said. as outlined in the writings of Petra Williams (the “First Sometime in the 1830s, an unknown potter hit upon Lady of Flow Blue”) and amplified by author Jeffrey B. the formula for producing blue and white china with a Snyder. Examples from the Early Victorian Period, begin- twist, one in which the applied decoration would bleed, or, ning in 1835, were influenced by patterns seen on Chinese as it came to be described, “flow.” With no firm evidence, it porcelains, with a proliferation of romanticized scenes; addi- is traditionally accepted that Josiah Wedgwood was that tionally, these blues are often of a dark hue. The Middle potter. Similarly, it is widely held that his discovery was a Victorian Period (1860s and 1870s) featured floral patterns, Right: “Chinese” garden seat by Thomas Dimmock (1845). If pot- just as Japanese motifs were introduced to the Western world. pourri jars are difficult to find, garden seats are “near impossible,” And finally, the Late Victorian Period, extending into the early according to collector Judy Boyer. Courtesy of Flow Blue International Collectors Club See Flow Blue on page 15

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Lancaster rifle shoots to highest bid at Luper RWCS will By William Flood WOODFORD, Va. — Long guns had return to Iowa the best shot at high bids during a firearms and sportsman auction conducted by Feb. 28 - March 1 Luper Auction Galleries. BETTENDORF, Iowa — After Firearms and related items comprised holding a very successful MidWeinter 42 of the lots. Long guns claimed the event in the Quad Cities for the first auction’s highest bids, the pinnacle being time last year, the Red Wing a circa 1900 English Charles Lancaster Collectors Society is returning for 375 double rifle in excellent condition with more in 2020. Hundreds of stoneware a walnut handle and extra double barrel and pottery collectors will converge selling for $5,000. Right behind, selling for upon the Isle Resort and Casino in $4,750, was a circa 1874 English W.W. Bettendorf Feb. 28 – March 1. Greener black powder double rifle. It Founded in 1977, the RWCS is featured a Jones-type rotary underlever composed of 3,000 members and had its original case, tools, and parts. worldwide who collect stoneware An Alexander R. Henry underlever double crocks, jugs, churns, dinnerware and rifle from 1890, also with its original case art pottery manufactured in Red and accessories, picked up $4,000. Eleven Wing, Minn., from the 1880s to Above: Beautifully ornate engraving no doubt helped this circa 1900 English Charles 1960s. other rifles sold for $1,000 or more. Lancaster double rifle secure the auction’s high bid of $5,000. In the handgun category were two The RWCS MidWinter event is antique side hammer percussion pistols. A and reel listed in good to fair condition. Harrington & Seaberg steel fire call box, focused around buying, selling, circa 1840 8-inch British officer’s pistol Another Penn, a Senator saltwater game built in Moline, Ill., sold for $200. education and fun with old and new with a checkered walnut handle reached fishing reel in good used condition went Auctioneer Thomas C. Luper, Jr. has friends alike. It will kick off with a $750 while an early 1800s English Rich for $20. been serving the Mid-Atlantic for 37 years Friday night social for attendees in Hollis pistol with brass trigger guard and For bidders not interested in hunting auctioning fine and decorative arts. the hotel’s Salon B ballroom from 6 plate grabbed $225. An Argentinean or fishing, there were other items to spark Contact: (804) 359-2493 to 8 p.m. on Feb. 28. But many 20th-century .22 LR Bersa S.A. Model 23 interest including a 32-inch bronze www.lupergroup.com/auctions attendees will start selling stoneware pistol with 10-shot magazine and case 18th-century Lantaka signal cannon with and pottery from their hotel rooms in went for a modest $150. ornate designs on the barrel and sea the north tower well before that. A Fishing gear collectors had their pick of serpent decorations on the lifting lugs formal Show & Sale will run from 1 23 antique and modern rods and reels. A that snagged $250. Bidding went to $500 to 3 p.m. on Saturday, Feb. 29 vintage (circa 1941-1970) Penn Model 149 on a World War II Japanese Samurai followed by an auction at 4:30 p.m. deep-sea reel with decorative nautical sword, possibly connected to the Marshall – both of which are open to the engraving sold for $30. A $30 bid picked Islands, that featured a matching public. More information about the up a mid-century French-made Garcia Chrysanthemum-adorned scabbard. For auction can be found at www. Mitchell 600A light saltwater casting rod the fire fighting collector, an antique houghtonauctions.com. Whether Below: Going for $1,950, this Belgian breech loading double rifle from the 1850s joined 14 you’re new to collecting Red Wing or other rifles sold for four figures. an experienced collector, anyone and everyone is invited to attend this fun event and find a new piece for their collection. Education is also a major focus of the MidWinter event. Starting at 8:15 a.m. on Saturday, Feb. 29, RWCS Hall of Famer Steve Brown will give a keynote presentation titled “A Reflection of Minnesota Culture: The Red Wing Potteries”. Steve will provide a glimpse into how Red Wing’s clay industry transformed its product lines to meet the changing needs of society. He will present a collage of vintage postcard images to Above: This fire call box was manufactured show how products were used and to by Harrison & Seaberg from Moline, Ill. enhance our appreciation of the items that collectors enjoy today. As a past member of the RWCS Board of Directors, Steve served as RWCS Bass Otis was America’s first lithographer Historian for 16 years – 14 of which By David McCormick to Philadelphia in 1812 was the next “Portrait of a Gentleman” and were also spent representing the stop on his journey to becoming a “Portrait of a Lady.” In the 1819 club on the RWCS Foundation Board. Bass Otis was America’s first renowned artist. It was in this “City exhibition by the Academy of Fine He and his wife, Barb, were inducted lithographer. He most likely started of Brotherly Love” where his painting Arts, Otis entered his work, entitled into the RWCS Hall of Fame at the out as an apprentice scythe maker career blossomed. In Philadelphia his Foundry, drawing from his memories 2019 RWCS Convention. who turned coach painter. He then star rose quickly—in 1812 when he of his days as a scythe maker. After that, the following education made a jump to famous-in-his-day exhibited in the Second Annual In 1815 Otis received a patent for sessions will be held: portrait painter where he left his Exhibition of the Columbian Society his perspective protractor. This • “Whiteware, Bricks, and Broken artistic mark on American history. of artists, in the Academy of Fine implement aided the portrait artist in Banks” by Dennis Nygaard. A He launched his artistic career, Arts, six of Otis’s portraits were keeping his subject’s proportions in member of the RWCS Hall of Fame studying with Gilbert Stuart in Boston included. These works were his first concordance with each other. He and longtime Red Wing pottery from 1805 to 1808. In 1808 Otis moved exhibited as a painter. There is no forged a business relationship with dump digger, Dennis will review his to New York City; it was there it was way of identifying the paintings that Philadelphia publisher Joseph recent digging with flair and stories thought that he worked as an assistant were part of the exhibition; they were Delaplaine, and as a result he began to painter John Wesley Jarvis. A move identified in the catalog only as See Bass on page 4 See RWCS on page 4

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Box 90, Knightstown, IN 46148 February 3, 2020 WWW.ANTIQUEWEEK.COM Page 3 Does music really sound better on vinyl? When you own a record store, you hear Insights this sentence a lot: “Music sounds so much By Katherine Peach better on vinyl.” Now, that may or may not be the case. My husband and fellow record store owner likes to point out that, technically, music genres has a retro feel that lends itself to can actually sound best on compact disc. the vinyl format well. However, in the That sounds blasphemous coming from rush to cash in, companies are also someone in our profession (although we do committing to vinyl albums that probably sell a good number of CDs). never should be listened to in that format. But there is a nerdy explanation. CD I can think of few things less appealing recordings have greater dynamic range than early 2000s pop on LP. than what you can capture on vinyl. Plus, Of course, with every format leap, the over time, records deteriorate and distort. music has been tinkered with. Over the If well kept, CDs can maintain their decades, engineers and producers have crystal-clear sound practically forever. remixed and remastered albums not only Personally, I think it depends on the to suit a new format better but to appeal content. Music that was recorded, to more “modern” ears. produced, and mastered specifically for There’s a phenomenon known as the vinyl is going to sound best that way. “loudness war.” Starting in the 1980s, Likewise, albums originally meant for record companies demanded that CD, cassette tape, and reel-to-reel tape recordings become louder and louder in are going to sound best in their intended order to stand out when played on the formats too. Yes, I’m sure there’s even an radio, TV, jukebox, etc. This especially album out there that sounds best on the became the case when music went digital. much-maligned eight track. As a consequence, by 2010, music was However, this concept of sound being over-compressed and literally integrity hasn’t kept the record industry hurting listeners’ ears. Although the from trying to cash in on new formats. loudness war it losing steam, MP3s can Over the decades, albums have been still cause listener fatigue. That’s probably Above: There has been a resurgence in sales of vinyl. Is it a better listening format? What committed to records, then tapes, then part of the reason why people find the are your thoughts? CDs, then digital files, and now back to “organic” sound of vinyl so appealing. any original recordings is a tragedy. It remastered many times since it was records again. However, a lot of the records pressed means losing music as the musicians and released 49 years ago. Although you can Record sales are growing at a steady today are being made with digital, rather producers originally meant for it to be pick up a vinyl copy at Walmart or clip. People of all ages love them. than analog, masters. While that’s fine for heard. But this might also have the side Target, it’s not going to sound the same as According to the Recording Industry new recordings, it alters the original sound effect of making older records more the copy that you could buy back in 1971. Association of America, vinyl record of older albums. I recently purchased a valuable. This factory-sealed copy presented revenue grew about 13 percent in the first reissue of a Captain Beefheart record that A year ago, we bought a collection of something of an auditory miracle. If you half of 2019, and records are poised to sounded so tinny it was unlistenable. classic rock records to sell in the store. were to open it and play the record today, outsell CDs for the first time since 1986. Unfortunately, for many classic Among the records was a copy of Led it would sound as close to the band’s Record sales still have a long way to go recordings, there may be no original Zeppelin’s landmark fourth album, and it original vision as possible. Not only had it until they catch up with digital music analog masters remaining. That’s because, was factory sealed. Although I couldn’t get not been remastered and altered, but sales, but I think this will eventually in 2008, a fire swept through a warehouse to the actual vinyl to read the etched because it was sealed, the vinyl would be change. People are remembering that on the backlot of Universal Studios numbers on the runout that indicate pristine, with no crackle and pop they like to actually own an object, and Hollywood where hundreds of thousands which pressing the record was, I could tell whatsoever. What a listening experience! buying a digital file on iTunes feels too of audio master tapes belonging to the from the sleeve that it was an early 1970s For the few days that the copy sat on much like renting it. Plus, there are the Universal Music Group were stored. pressing. our store’s shelf, I couldn’t help but joys of unique packaging, inserts, lyric It’s unclear exactly how many master The fourth Led Zeppelin album (which wondering, “To play or not to play?” sheets, and everything else that make tapes were obliterated in the fire – is untitled) is one of the best-selling Then a collector came in and bought it. I owning physical formats fun. Universal says only 22 original masters records of all time. It’s the one with asked him if he was going to open it and Companies are beginning to press new were lost, while a depressing New York “Stairway to Heaven,” “When the Levee give it a spin. He said he was going to records now. There are pluses and Times report claims 500,000 tapes were Breaks,” and “Rock and Roll,” among keep it sealed. minuses to this. A lot of new music in all destroyed. However, the prospect of losing other Led Zep favorites. So it’s been I would have played it.

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RWCS Annual membership in the RWCS costs only $35 and includes five 16-page From Page 2 full-color newsletters mailed to your from the past. He’ll cover Red Wing’s use home throughout the year. For more of white clay in stoneware production, information or to become a member, call Above, Left: Bass discuss the more than 50 different the RWCS business office at (651) 388- Otis’s first manufactured fire bricks he found in the 4004 or visit www.erwcs.org. You can lithographic, Red Wing Sewer Pipe dump, and also join the RWCS on Facebook and House on a Pond conclude by sharing the shards and story follow it on Twitter at @RWCollectors. appeared in of the “Dime Savings Bank” Red Wing Analytic made for the 1893 World’s Fair. Below: You never know what will show up Magazine July • “How to Set Up a Stellar Display at for sale at the Red Wing Collectors 1819. eBay seller; Convention” by Laura Beall. Have you Society’s 2020 MidWinter event, taking periodprints. ever thought about displaying at the place Feb. 28 – March 1 at the at the Isle RWCS July Convention, but aren’t sure Resort and Casino 1800 Isle Parkway in Bettendorf, Iowa. how to do it? As former Convention Display chairperson and a longtime RWCS member, Laura will walk you through the process of selecting an interesting and winning theme. She’ll also cover how to safely pack items and how to artfully present your display for maximum effect. She’ll also discuss the rules of having a Convention Display. Laura has displayed and won many times, so her tips and experience will surely help you put together a good AntiqueWeek DEADLINES display. Issue Dates National • “The Village Green Dinnerware Line” by Terry Moe and Larry Roschen. February 10th Monday, February 3rd - 2 PM EST Experts in the field of Red Wing February 17th Monday, February 10th - 2 PM EST dinnerware, both Terry and Larry are February 24th Monday, February 17th - 2 PM EST RWCS Hall of Famers. They first presented a seminar on the Village Green line in 2007. This seminar will Issue Dates Eastern revisit Village Green and other patterns February 10th Tuesday, February 4th - 4:30 PM EST in the line, with additional photos and February 17th Tuesday, February 11th - 4:30 PM EST information discovered since February 24th Tuesday, February 18th - 4:30 PM EST then. Village Wheat, the Provincial bakeware set and items produced for Ernest Sohn will also be covered. This Issue Dates Central seminar will be presented over two February 10th Wednesday, February 5th - 4:30 PM EST sessions, each with different content. February 17th Wednesday, February 12th - 4:30 PM EST MidWinter will help tie collectors over February 24th Wednesday, February 19th - 4:30 PM EST until the 44nd annual Red Wing Collectors Society Summer Convention, which slated for July 9-11 in Red Wing, Call today 1-800-876-5133 to place your ad Minn. February 3, 2020 WWW.ANTIQUEWEEK.COM Page 5 Unbiased opinion needed to disperse a collection Making a decision to sell a collection estimate. circumstances may change. is easier than accepting the decision RINKER ON Where does the value rest in a If collectors or others can develop to sell. Accepting the decision is collection? 75 to 80 percent of value retail prices that have a high agonizing and excruciating. Only COLLECTIBLES rests in the top 20 percent of the percentage of accuracy, then the after the mental leap is made from objects. Think of value like a pyramid following retail versus wholesale deciding to accepting can collectors with six divisions : (1) ultimate units expectations are valid. If the retail move forward. BY (masterpieces) – a dot at the top of the value is above $250,000 expect 80 to The first step is separating what is HARRY L. pyramid: (2) upper echelon pieces (the 85 percent, above $100,000 expect 75 to be sold from what is to be kept. No top 50 to 100 objects in the collecting percent, above $2,500 expect 70 matter what collectors tell people, RINKER category) – a line near the very top of percent, above $1,000 expect 60 collectors never sell their entire the pyramid; (3) hard to find objects percent, above $500 expect 40 percent, collection. An executor or heir might – a line about 5 percent down from the above $250 expect 30 percent, above but collectors never do. Collectors of any object is the amount for which top; (4) above average objects – a line $100 expect 12 to 15 percent, and possess pieces with which they will it can be sold at the moment of sale about 15 percent down from the top; below $100 expect 10 percent or less. never part until they die. —nothing more, nothing less. (5) common objects – a line that ends Collectors need to examine their When deciding what to sell from a Collectors are not dealers. There at 60 percent down from the top; and collection(s) and assign the objects in collection, most collectors consider are collector-dealers who sell (6) all material, normally referred to the collection(s) to one of these value saving the ultimate units primarily to support their buying as junk, below the 60 percent line. groups. Once done, a realistic (masterpieces) and upper echelon habits. Their merchandise is often This pyramid is used to analyze the expectation of what the return from a objects, especially when collectors overpriced. If collector-dealers doubt secondary market for a general collection(s) will bring to collectors believe less than five identical this premise, I challenge them to look category but applies to a collection(s) can be estimated. examples survive. This is a mistake. at the large amount of unsold as well. Applying it to a well assembled When selling a collection(s), These are the very pieces that are inventory they have in stock. Unsold collection(s) shifts the lines slightly collectors should set realistic needed to attract high-end buyers at inventory is worthless inventory. downward. Expecting the junk section expectations. Think collection as a auction or in a private sale. If Collectors and dealers have one to be eliminated is not reasonable. whole and not individual pieces. The collectors want to keep a few examples, thing in common. Neither wants to Every collection(s) contains junk idea is to exceed the goal. How this is they should come out of the middle of sell any object for less than what was material from another collector’s achieved is irrelevant. When collectors the pile and not the top. paid for it. Dealers want to make a perspective. set expectations for individual pieces, Most collections contain large profit. Collectors want to obtain a Looking at the percentage volume they only remember the pieces that amounts of secondary and support higher price as a means of represented by each of these sold for less than they expected and material. These include period demonstrating their buying prowess. subdivisions and comparing its never the pieces that far exceed advertising and ephemera, research Sadly there is no rule that says percentage with the total volume expectations. files, auction catalogs, and reference everyone has a right to a profit in the percentage of the pyramid provides a Once all the above factors are materials. They need to be included in antiques and collectibles business. greater understanding of the small resolved, the final step is to create a the collection(s) dispersal planning. Given this, it is impossible for amount of material within any dispersal plan that determines where, This material can easily represent collectors to be objective when trying collection(s) that has strong buyer when, and how the collection(s) will over 5 percent of a collection(s)’ value. to understand the value of their appeal. Ultimate units and upper be sold. This process will be discussed Overvaluing the potential resale collection(s) in the current echelon pieces sell well. Hard to find in a future column. value of a collection(s) is one of the marketplace. Collectors are too close objects might, but getting maximum biggest mistakes that collectors make. to their objects. dollars is difficult. The rest can sell It is even worse for executors, heirs, Smart collectors engage but for amounts well below traditional Harry L. Rinker welcomes and others who continually have been independent professionals with no expectations. questions from readers about told by collectors: “Someday this will ties to the selling venues of the trade. Condition, desirability, and scarcity collectibles, those mass-produced be worth a lot of money.” That These individuals focus on the client’s are the three value keys. Collectors items from the twentieth and someday usually is in the distant best interest. They are in a position to have a tendency to over grade objects twenty-first centuries. Selected past. present multiple disposal options, in their collection(s). Collectors are letters will be answered in this Wholesale and retail are two discuss the pros and cons of each, and best advised to lower their grading column. Harry cannot provide separate markets, especially in the allow collectors to decide. Such assessment by one to one and one-half personal answers. Photos and antiques and collectibles trade. independent individuals are scarce grades. The same applies to scarcity other material submitted cannot Developing a realistic view of what a but they do exist. level. The market decides desirability. be returned. Send your questions collection(s) is worth is an arduous When considering selling, a simple Full retail is a myth. There are no to: Rinker on Collectibles, 5955 task. First, the collector must totally but painful approach is to cut retail fixed prices in the antiques and Mill Point Court SE, Kentwood, ignore current retail market prices. value in half. In today’s marketplace, collectibles business. Retail is an MI 49512. You also can e-mail your More often than not, collectors’ retail half may not be enough. Depending on arbitrary resale price put on an object. questions to harrylrinker@aol. market price knowledge is long out of the quality of the collection, I often If the object sells for that price, it is a com. Only e-mails containing a date. Selling focuses on what can be recommend cutting retail by two- reasonable retail price only for that full name and mailing address obtained now and not what something thirds to create a realistic return moment. Ten minutes later the selling will be considered. sold for 10 or 20 years ago. The worth

Outstanding Winter Antiques Extravaganza Auction Saturday, February 8th, 10:00 am Carter Aucti on & Event Center, 2383 W. 5 Mile Road Ext. Allegany, NY 14706 (off Interstate 86) It’s that ti me of year again …. The most talked about sale in the region …. The 32nd Annual Winter Extravaganza Aucti on at the Carter Event Center. Dan Carter is the original founder and sale owner of Daniel A. Carter Aucti ons & Appraisals, Inc. Dan and his team are excited to off er another outstanding aucti on. We have fresh to the market items, fresh estate merchandise from many local estates, and more items arriving daily. Dan is always seeking out quality additi ons, collecti ons & estates for this aucti on as well as other aucti ons. Whether it be consignments or cash buyouts …. Dan can accommodate you. Some Featured Highlights Include: 1860’s authenti c pedal tractors; anvil (signed “Buff alo”); wooden keys; yard jockey (Dusenbury Estate – Portville, NY); early set – signed Hawks; Lladro fi gurines; Ansonia/Royal Bonn wooden barber pole (excellent original conditi on/very pedal jeep; oak layers stacking bookcase; fancy oak ice trolly pull cart (Larkin Co. – Buff alo); 7’ pedestal cast iron China clocks; fancy banquet lamps; sterling fl atware sets; rare/WOW!) KOKEN porcelain barber chair (a must see); box w/carvings (very ornate – signed “Buff alo”); oak fi rearms pull alarm box (Rare); Duralin fl ooring store sterling tea pot; cranberry hanging light; leaded glass early punch ti n pie safes in paint; 1800’s enterprise 25” “cowboy” drop front desk; real fancy oak curve leaded display (Unique); authenti c poker table w/oak barrel back shade chandeliers; Estate costume jewelry; inlaid Swiss dbl. wheel country store “Master” coff ee grinder w/ glass China cabinet w/lion claw feet (original – MINT!); whiskey chairs (cool for a man cave); mission oak arts & music box. stenciling (WOW!); wooden Oliver plow sign; country early derby hat; lace high top ladies boots; hanging craft two door beverage glass china; Navaho rugs; lots Several Oriental Estate Carpets: small – large – room store display cabinet w/sliding doors; Richardson’s Root prism light fi xtures; collecti on of decorated colboit blue of snowshoes; massive moose antlers; whitetail buck size. All of excellent quality. Beer adv. sign; hardware store multi store pc; several stoneware crocks; churns & jugs; Edison oak phonograph mount; wooden duck decoys; vintage canoe bookshelf; Dr. Hilal’s Personal Museum Art Gallery: KPM porcelain wooden butt er churns – including bentwoods, tumble w/horn; Roseville pott ery; adverti sing clocks; punch tin Case farm machinery wooden sign; early leather drum; painti ngs; miniature porcelain painti ngs; numerous churns, dasher churns in paint; glass butt er churns; footwarmer; candle molds; DEKALB farm sign; Chew trapping basket/traps; fi sh mount; glass fi sherman fl oats; o/c painti ngs – Many listed signed arti sts; landscape Griswold cast cookware, butchers hanging meat rack w/ Mail Pouch thermometers; Harley Davidson sign; Mills massive horn fl oor lamp w/leather shade; 3 pc. Genuine painti ngs/sti ll life/ pastels and watercolors! All of high cow; original “choice meats” wooden sand paint sign; .05cent slot machine; gas stati on att endant hats; marbles; brown leather sofa set (Real Nice); Hepplewhite 4 dr. quality! quanti ty of toy trains; early robin egg blue paint dry sink; Halloween items; toys; pocket knives; aircraft U.S Navy chest; U.S Springfi eld Rifl e w/soldier’s name; Chippendale SALE TERMS: Accepti ng cash, check & credit card. 2 pc. dry sink w/high back cupboard; chimney cupboards; coat. 7 drawer high chest (scarce); period tall case Grandfather Buyer’s premium applied. All items sold to be paid in full step back cupboards incld. mustard paint; slant wood Some Petroleum/Gas/Oil Service Stati on Signs: Eco clock w/moon dial; signed “Handel” lamp; honest scrap and removed day of sale! grain bins; farm tables; jam cupboards; massive early pedestal air meter; original TEXACO Fire Chief gas pump Tobacco framed adverti sement, Buff alo biscuits cracker forged bear trap (rare); 3 lg. blacksmith anvils; original (Bradford, Pa.); 1957 porcelain Pegasus Flying Horse (hard box; postcards/album/old photos; hutch tables/tavern Event Aucti oneers: Daniel A. Carter – President/C.E.O full-scale railroad cast iron signs – “Stop, Look & Listen” to fi nd); Mobile dble. sided porcelain service stati on table; Ironstone platt ers; porcelain license plates; Putnam Richard E. Murry – Lancaster, PA and matching pr. of railroad crossing cast iron cast signs; sign – dated 1957 (Near Mint); Firestone porcelain signs; dyes adv. cabinet; pain killer adv. ti n; Dr. Weaver sand *DOOR PRIZES* *HOMEMADE PIES* full scale R.R luggage wagon (unique); collecti on of Texaco 6’ round dble. sided porcelain sign (Near Mint); painted wooden sign (Nice); Bett y Whale oil lamps; *LOADING ASSISTANCE/PACKING* railroad lanterns; Buff alo currier express wood paper box; ESSO double sided w/hanger; Pennzoil; Chrysler porcelain Arcade coff ee grinders; sugar devil kitchen tool; wooden early baskets; thread/spool cabinets; fi sh lures; wagon service sign (double sided); Texaco two sided porcelain hay forks; enterprise 12” dble. wheel coff ee grinder; Gold EL A. CAR ANI TE wheels; hand forged iron tools; glass window; 2 drawer gas/oil; Kaiser service (2 sided) porcelain w/original Medal fl our wooden sign (Buff alo, N.Y – Fantasti c); beer D R cherry stand; Grisswold Santa mold; Borax dry soap metal hanger; Atlas Tires; Goodyear Tires; Goodyear Boot adverti sement tray collecti on; Coca-Cola sign; Bull Dog sign; period wrought iron fi replace Andirons set; 2 drawer (RARE); Willard Batt ery; lg. two sided porcelain Sinclair Cut Plug Tobacco; CUCKLER buildings agriculture sign blanket chest in old paint; wood neckyoke cow bell; Dino; Hudson Terraplane Authorized Service; Authorized (great unusual colors); Moores paint sign; lg. Wayne & child’s primiti ve sleds; lg. cast iron horse bell; lg. kraut Buick Service Stati on sign; Atlanti c; Fire-Chief Texaco; Feed Grain sign; Ward’s Orange Crush sign; Urban’s Liberty crock; lg. red wing crock; wooden dough bowls in paint; Packard service sign; McCreary Tires; Cooper Tires; Flour porcelain sign; Bradford sign; BSA motorcycle sign. Auctions & Appraisals, Inc. lg. brass apple butt er pale/kett les – Peter Pan peanut Massey Harris; Mobil Oil can rack (Rare!) The Victorian Era – 1800’s: complete high back carved 2383 West Five Mile Road Ext., Allegany, NY 14706 butt er pale; farm scene painti ng – o/c signed A. Jansen Horse-Drawn Carriage: wonderful two person sleigh in walnut/marble top bedroom suite; 2 pc. medallion door Offi ce: 716-372-5059 / Cell: 716-307-9903 (wonderful painti ng); quilts; red coat cast iron Andirons; excellent conditi on; Fredonia seed company cast dble. walnut secretary (from historical museum); marble top www.dancarteraucti ons.com 1860’s wooden water pitcher pump; iron tractor seats; sided store sign (local & rare); 1880’s original cast iron tables; commodes; fancy carved chairs; cut glass water Page 6 WWW.ANTIQUEWEEK.COM February 3, 2020 Table age does not match genealogy time line This peer table was made by my Qgreat-grandfather. We always Furniture called it the skirt checker table. It has a small mirror that attaches to Forum the top and the bottom mirror has long been missing. Any information you can provide will be appreciated. By Fred Taylor

Your buffet is more likely a small Aserver or even a washstand. The sticker is from the retailer, not the man- ufacturer. In fact the piece actually looks like it was made of oak in England early in the 20th century. It has no antique or collector value. Before use in a bathroom it is import- ant to determine the current finish. A lacquer or shellac finish will not survive a bathroom environment for long. It needs to be a urethane or varnish finish to be waterproof.

I have an early child’s rocking Above: This resembles a pier table but it has an upper drawer and a mirror on top. Qchair which I would like to sell. I believe this was used as a dressing table, Can you help me identify and date made in the Late Classicism style, circa and estimate value? 1850.

Your table is called a “pier” table, Above: This pine washstand was designed for use in an informal setting such a vacation Anot “peer” table. The lower mirrors cabin. in pier tables were used for the addition- al light in dark hallways, not for check- Left: These ing skirts or petticoats. They were too cottage washstands low for that. Your table is more of a are seen in dressing table than a pier table with the original mirror on top. Pier tables are so named paint because they were originally designed to schemes. fit in the space between two windows, (LiveAuc- called a “pier” in architectural terms. tioneers/ Your table is made of crotch cut Hyde Park mahogany veneer on pine in the style of Country Late Classicism with the cyma curved Auctions legs of the mid 19th century, 1830-1850. photos) The Chippendale batwing pull on the top drawer is not correct for the style. It should be a simple round pull. Most items of this style and construction were made in New York, 1830-1850. Using the standard way of dating family furniture, your age plus twenty five years for each generation past that Above: This maple child’s rocker is a owned the piece, puts your great-grand- twentieth century, factory made piece. My husband recently acquired a tion of a Chippendale dresser. It has father’s birth around the year 1882. The multiple boards in the seat are the Qpiece of furniture from his par- very little current value and you will lose Much too late for him to have built this main clue. ent’s estate. It is made from pine none of it by painting it. Be careful table. and has a drawer with Knapp joints. though. The mahogany will bleed pink Your maple rocking chair is not old. I was hoping to learn more about through most paint. You need to seal it AThe seat has at a least five boards the piece with your help. first with a coat of Zinsser white shellac I bought a buffet from a thrift that make up the seat so that means it is or similar product. Good luck. Qstore yesterday for $50. I have a 20th century chair. The chair is a Your cabinet is a washstand with looked all over it and only see a Windsor chair. A Windsor chair is a Acandlestands made, as you said, of small sticker on the back that says chair in which no vertical element runs pine. The style is Renaissance Revival. New England Furniture and Carpet continuously from top to bottom. All ver- This type of furniture was called “cottage Co Minneapolis. I bought it to turn tical elements terminate in the seat. furniture” in the late 1800s, made in the into a bathroom vanity, but I would Your chair has no antique or collect- contemporary style of the period but like to know more about it before I ible value. It is probably a $15 chair at meant to be used in the lake or mountain convert it. auction. “cottage” in an informal setting. Cottage furniture was usually made of a second- Right: This ary wood such as pine or birch and very small cabinet is more likely often painted. A pair of similar wash- a server stands in their painted condition sold at rather than a Hyde Park Country Auctions for $50 the buffet. The pair in Poughkeepsie, N.Y., on May 5, design on the 2018. doors and the hardware Above: This 20th century dresser is an ideal indicate an I thought I would repaint this candidate for a custom paint job if done English origin. Qdresser. Am I going to ruin it correctly. value if I do? Thanks for any advice you can give me. Visit Fred’s website at www.furni- Your dresser was made by Hunger- turedetective.com and check out the Aford of Memphis. The number 332 downloadable “Common Sense was Hungerford’s membership number Antiques” columns in .pdf format. in the Mahogany Association. Here’s a His book “HOW TO BE A FURNI- little more. TURE DETECTIVE” is now avail- Hungerford was a maker of high qual- able for $18.95 plus $3.00 shipping. ity solid mahogany furniture in the 20th Send check or money order for century. Your dresser is a 20th century $21.95 to Fred Taylor, PO Box 215, factory made Colonial Revival reproduc- Crystal River, FL 34423 February 3, 2020 WWW.ANTIQUEWEEK.COM Page 7

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Marathon Auction Sales Presents “COUNTRY COLLECTIBLES & MORE ESTATE ANTIQUES AUCTION” (Nice Furniture Selection, Good Glass, Pottery & China, Country Accessories and More) SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 8 – 12:00 NOON At our Gallery: 984 Cortland Rd. - Exit 9 (I-81) - MARATHON, NEW YORK Photos & Complete Listing at Auctionzip.com (ID# 3885) Please Place Any Absentee or Phone Bids Before the day of the sale. Thank You. Selected items for this Public Auction are gleaned from several very nice estates and collections discovered during last years searches. This will be a very nice Auction with many nice items for your bidding pleasure. Hope to see you there. Featured in this auction are items listed below & more: Furniture: Nice Oak Hoosier Cabinet, Nice Bird’s-Eye Maple Furniture, Early Pine 2-Piece Corner Cabinet Sew Machine in Case, Tole Dec. Child’s Sewing Machines, Crocks & Jugs, Early Kit. Gadgets, Advertising, w/Cigar Molded Doors, Early Narrow 2-Piece Step-Back Pine Cupboard w/6-Drawer Base, 2 Early Pine 1879 Glass Rolling Pin, Hoosier Bottles, Wooden Ware, Early Splint Peck Basket, Berry Basket Crates, Chimney Cupboards, Fed. Fireplace Surround, Pine Hanging Cupboards, Fancy Iron/Oak School Desk w/ Wooden Spill Holder, Wooden Canted Side Bucket w/Lid, Countertop Apothecary Cab, Framed Singer Double Inkwells, Early Pine Work Table w/ Paint, Mission Style Oak Chairs, Walnut Tall Chest, D. L. Enam- Trade Cards, Washboards, Wooden Water Pail, Clothes Wringer, C/Ives, Advert, Card Table, Edison Cyl- eled Top Hoosier Companion Work Table, Maple Hoosier Style Work Table, Bamboo Sofas, Domed Top inder Records & Old Morning Glory Horn - found in attic, Baskets, Watering Cans, Neat Child’s Desk, Tote Trunks, Mission Coat Tree, Oak Stands, Spindle Back Caned Seat Chairs, Treadle Sewing Machine, etc. Tray, Parlor Lamp, HMS Cap, World War II Military, 90 MM Brass Shell Case, Skein Winder, Spinning Wheel, Glass, China, Porcelain & Pottery: Carnival, Opalescent, Bride’s Bowl, Hummels, Redware Jugs, Blue Horse On Wheels Pull Toy, Toy Child’s Wheelbarrows, Victorian Easel, Stove Pipe Hat, European Cradle Opalescent Muffineer, Candlewick, EAPG Frosted Lion & Bread Plates, Royal Bonn, Royal Doulton, RS Phone, DeWald Radio (Mod. 1147-C7), Barber Items, Brotherhood of Railroad Watch Fob, Elks Watch Fob, Prussia, Baccarat Cologne, Steuben, Consolidated, German Delft Spice Set, Waterford, Goofus, Willow- Princess Novelty Abrams Cox Stove Co. Pocket Mirror, Flower Frogs, Graniteware, Veedol Motor Oilcan ware, etc. (Bottom Cut), China Cased Clock, German Bracket Clock, Westminster Tambour Clock, Bowl & Pitcher Set, Accessories: Stained Glass Window, Prairie School (Frank Lloyd Wright Style) Stained Glass Window, Assorted Milk Bottles, Brookfield Baby Face, Cloverdale Farm Cream Top, Peerless Fruit Jar, Gem Jar, Wa- Post Office Box Section, C.W. Soldier Portrait, C.W. Leather Trunk w/Doc., Wall Hanger Guns, Early Mo- ter Bottles, Vintage Cast-Iron Cookware, Photo Items - Old Cameras, etc.), Child’s Train Set, J.A Barnsby torcycle Kidney Belt, Salesman Convert. High Chair, Country Accessories (Neat Cow Horn Footstool, 2 & Sons English Riding Saddle, Fancy Tooled Leather Western Saddle (Keystone Bros. of San Francisco , Adjustable 1909 Millinery Fashion Mannequins, Autographed Friendship Quilt, White on White Quilt, Singer Ca.), J C Higgins Tooled Leather Western Saddle and more. Please Place Any Absentee or Phone Bids Before the day of the sale. Thank You. Preview at 10:30 AM, 15% B.P. for C/C (Visa, M/C or Discover), 12% B.P. for Good Personal Check or Cash, Randy is in the Kitchen with his Delicious Goodies. Your Auctioneers: J. Arden Wilcox & Charles “Chuck” Rurlyea – 1-607-849-6305 • 1-607-849-4200 February 3, 2020 WWW.ANTIQUEWEEK.COM Page 13

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Another Estate contains Period Cast-Iron Furniture, a handmade Corner 21 22 23 24 25 Cupboard, Oriental Rugs and Farm House Accessories. Smaller Consignments add Sterling Silver, ______Fur Coats, Wood Carvings, Bronzes, Pottery, Oak Furniture, Reproduction Furniture, more Paintings & 26 27 28 29 30 Prints, Glass, China, and More. ______Go to www.headleysauctions.com & auctionzip.com ID (2091) for a detailed listing and photo gallery. 31 32 33 34 35 See our photo gallery on sale week as we unpack and add more pictures. (Below information will not be included in ad, please specify above) Go to our websites if the weather is bad. Our next auction is March 5, 2020 NAME HEADLEY’S AUCTIONS ADDRESS [email protected] • (540) 662-6350 Lunch on Premises • Deliveries Arranged CITY STATE ZIP Joe L. Headley / VA #381 Joe L. Headley, Jr. / VA # 1820 PHONE Boyd G. Headley Jr. / 1921-2003 Glynnell Headley / 1922-2012 ~SINCE 1945~ Run my ad ______times . Classification preferred______. 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1900s, reflects Japanese and Art Nouveau aesthetics. Whereas early pieces were decorated with a brushstroke method (and some- times application with a sponge), the more efficient and economical use of transfers came to be employed. “These pieces could be more easily mass pro- duced,” Robbins noted. Every Staffordshire pottery, including (but not limited to) Spode and Alcock, Grindley and Meigh, and of course, Above: “Peruvian” by G.L. Ashworth & Bros. Wedgwood, produced these wares, some- (1870-1880). Floral patterns literally blos- times referred to as “flown blue” or “flow- somed in the Mid-Victorian years, and this plate is a fine example of that. Courtesy of ing blue.” As for identification, flow blue Flow Blue International Collectors Club pieces might bear incised or printed marks, or none at all, especially in the case of small pieces such as butter pats. mix-and-match table service. Specialize Sometimes pattern names are mis- in creamers, teapots, or children’s wares. marked, which is not surprising in light Collect small pieces (butter pats, salt of the fact that many of the workers dips, cup plates) or use flow blue wares could not read. as a decorative accent: think pitcher- For many collectors of flow blue, their and-bowl sets, vases and ewers, or an first piece is something that they inher- umbrella stand. Above: Set a table full of flow blue china or add one or two serving pieces like this covered ited. And indeed, flow blue china appeals Above all, “condition is everything,” tureen and ladle. Image courtesy of Replacements, Ltd. to the heart and the head (and some- in King’s words. Reproductions became a times both). Blue and white decorated problem beginning in the 1960s, although Below: “Yin” by G.L. Ashworth & Bros. (1860). Plates from this time show a bit more embel- china in general is the most popular of educated collectors can tell the differ- lishment in the trim around the plates. Courtesy of Flow Blue International Collectors Club all choices, Robbins stated, but the “rich ence. And although the heyday of flow blue” and “glowing white” of flow blue blue collecting was 20 years ago, the makes it a favorite among collectors. Flow Blue International Collectors Club Practically speaking, what was always continues to keep the tradition alive. intended for the middling classes, not According to Janet Guthridge, president residents of palaces, continues to be of the club, “If you’re interested in flow accessible. Adding to its appeal, it easily blue, this is the place to be.” Regional slips into a contemporary lifestyle. One meetings, an annual national convention good starter piece, in Robbins’ mind, (Memphis is the destination this July), might well be a bowl, a “good standalone and a newsletter are among membership in any room.” benefits. Founded in 1986 by William On the other hand, $50 or less is Miller, the club also hosts a website enough to start a serious flow blue collec- (www.flowblue.org) with access to exten- tion, as King proposed a 10-inch dinner sive educational resources, including plate as the beginning of a lifelong obses- data banks for both patterns and shapes. sion; focus on a specific pattern (hers is In the end, flow blue china is beauti- Grindley’s “Marguerite”) or assemble a ful. It’s unforgettable. And its mysteri- ous past is hard to resist. “Once you see it, it’s locked in your memory,” opined Robbins. Speaking of what defines that which has captivated pottery lovers for many generations, King concluded, “It has to have a halo of flow, a misty look, like it has run out of the pattern.” Because “if it doesn’t flow, it doesn’t go.”

Left: “Chinese” potpourri jar by Thomas Dimmock (1845). A complete set would have the base, an inner lid, and the perfo- Below: From butter pats, salt dips, and cup plates, to umbrella stands and jardinières, flow rated top. Not surprisingly, potpourri jars are blue china has been popular from its inception. Courtesy of Flow Blue International highly coveted by collectors. Courtesy of Collectors Club Flow Blue International Collectors Club

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Chinese Famille Noir | Lawrence Lebduska Painted Screen | First Ed. “Tale of Two Cities”, C. Dickens, 1859 Lawrence Lebduska, Oil/Board Estate Collection of Bureau Jars February 3, 2020 WWW.ANTIQUEWEEK.COM National Section – Page 3 head and footboards topped the other three at Stevens $1,680. The 7-foot oak cylinder rolltop secre- From Front Page tary/bookcase was the only Eastlake piece to exceed its high estimate. It sold for $1,020. Nashville gears up for Mahogany plantation beds made a strong Two lots presented contrasting surprises. showing. A Victorian half-tester bed went to A mahogany teapoy, which is a tea caddy on a floor bidder for $6,000. An Empire full tes- a pedestal and a four-legged base, sold for Antiques Week ter with massive bedposts was not far behind $210 on a $750/$1,500 estimate. At the oppo- NASHVILLE, Tenn. — Antiques Feb. 12-15. It will feature 70 exhib- at $5,700. site end of the line was a monumental 7 foot Week in Nashville brings together itors from 21 states. The sale’s best painting was the only oil on 2 inch by 4 foot mid-19th century giltwood numerous shows, hundreds of ven- Adjacent to the Fiddler’s show is canvas in the sale to crack the $1,000 ceiling. Florentine mirror that far exceeded its pre- dors and thousands of shoppers. The Nashville Show which will fea- An illegibly signed 19th century painting of a sale estimate of $1,500/$2,500 to sell for This year one of the iconic shows ture 130 exhibitors during the same maiden looking directly at the viewer sur- $4,680. of the week, Fiddlers at the time period. rounded by two cherubs opened at $2,000, Dwight Stevens is more than a seller of Fairgrounds, will be held at the For more information visit www. one-half its low estimate. It sold onsite for quality antiques. In 2018, he dispersed his new expo Center at the fairgrounds FiddlersAtTheFairgrounds.com or $4,500. lifetime collection of antiques that furnished in Nashville. The show takes place call (843) 812-0282. The sale also celebrated Eastlake furni- the 1856 Adams-French House he owned. ture, “the antiques of the future, “said When the sale of the house fell through, Stevens, who anticipates the style’s increas- Stevens had a 7,000 square foot unfurnished ing popularity in years to come. He had four house on his hands. Since he is in the furniture lots from the late Victorian era in antiques business, “It didn’t take me long to the sale: a cradle, bedroom suite, bed and replenish my collection,” he said. cylinder rolltop secretary/bookcase. The wal- nut bedroom suite with stunning circular Contact: (662) 369-2200, mirrors and matching circular accents on the www.stevensauction.com

Above: A designer took great pains to integrate large circles into the styling for this walnut Eastlake bedroom suite. The marble-top dresser, marble-top nightstand and bed sold for $1,680.

Right: One can get a head to toe reflection in this elaborate and monumental mirror. It far exceeded its presale estimate to sell for $4,680.

Below: This mahogany half-tester Victorian plantation bed was attributed to Charles Lee, a bedstead manufacturer whose work was found throughout the South. It sold for $6,000. Page 4 – National Section WWW.ANTIQUEWEEK.COM February 3, 2020 Board game outpaces automatons at Pook & Pook By Susan Emerson Nutter The Cheating Chimps automaton It doesn’t get much better than realized $6,250. It originally resided in the this excellent McLoughlin Bros. DOWNINGTON, Pa. — Bidders at a front window of Lillie Santangelo’s World of “Bulls and Bears - The Great Wall December Pook & Pook auction loved Wax from the 1920s to 1984. Its actual title St. Game”, patented 1883. anything that moved. The auction was full is “The Cheating Cheaters” and each figure In exceptional condition, this of wonder as one would expect as toy- moves its head while raising a hand to bid. game was bid to $20,000. meister extraordinaire, Noel Barrett, once The “cheating” aspect is shown via a stack more teamed up with Pook & Pook for the of poker chips under the arm of one figure. auction. The stack grows and diminishes during play This auction offered up a wide range of and extra cards appear out of the table leg playthings as well as a fascinating group of by the chimp at right. Coney Island, Atlantic City, Steel Pier, and The Coney Island magician elevating a other amusement park items from the lady automaton also sold within estimate eclectic collection of the late Henry Fox. when it realized $8,125. Also said to have Barrett met Fox in the late 1980s and been on display at World of Wax, but inside reminisced about how they both loved “big the attraction and not in the window, this and crazy things.” automaton has a girl “levitate” up and down “I loved amusement parks when I was a and the man also moved. kid,” said Barrett. “Henry did too and Several automaton pieces created by among his treasures are items from Coney Baranger Studios also sold well. Baranger Island and Atlantic City, including the Steel Motion machines or “Baranger Motions” Peer. Coney treasures included the three- were store-window mechanical animated wheel rotated, the fortune teller’s head for this board game is its fantastic figure mechanical display — The Gambling advertising displays, rented to jewelers, and moved, the front peep hole window opens lithography. Chimps. It was displayed in the front produced from 1937 to 1959 by the Baranger and closes and the image rotates. Words on Showing a nattily dressed bull and bear window of a Boardwalk fun house in the Company of South Pasadena, Calif. the automaton state, “Your fortune will be standing on Wall Street on the box’s lid, the early 1920s. Among the other animated Selling with its original shipping crate read as you see the answers in the Magic game came with its original folding board displays inside the fun house was a Magician was the Baranger Studios electric animated Eye.” This display sold for $12,500. Meant with comic portrait vignettes of Gilded Age with Levitating Lady automaton – one of firefighters store display which brought to be featured in a jewelry store window the stock market characters including Jay Henry’s favorite pieces that he restored to $13,750. The display featured six painted front placard is inscribed “A Happy Future Gould, Cornelius Vanderbilt and Horace working condition. Further down the beach metal fireman operating the Engine Co. No. for You with one of our Beautiful Diamonds”. Greely. Couple this with its spinning board, was The Spook House dark-ride. This is 1 fire pumper, together with another And while the Fox Collection pieces and play money, contracts, original token where Henry found the giant animated fireman with a speaking trumpet standing the Baranger store displays impressed, the storage box and spacer and the original gorilla head and other spooky denizens of off to the side. Another fireman with a top lot of the day was a good, old-fashioned instruction booklet; games collectors were the dark for his collection. We have photos moving head holds a fire hose pointed at a board game. Having a patent of 1883; the not going to let this one get away. When the of both the large gorilla as seen on the ride brick house which is on fire, having an McLoughlin Bros. “Bulls and Bears – The dust settled, this beautiful and complete and the chimps in the fun house window.” illuminated background with a motion lamp Great Wall St. Game” is iconic in its own game realized $20,000. which simulated fire and smoke. This right. Said to be the inspiration for Monopoly Contact: (610) 269-4040 display was 17 inches high by 21 inches (which appeared in 1935), the main draw www.pookandpook.com wide by 12½ inches deep Equally as impressive was the Baranger Studios electric automaton fortune teller store display. This automaton is M-129 in John Daniel’s Baranger-Displays in Motion tome, the author points out that this piece was once “dismantled for salvage” so it was not in the best of shape. Still, the fortune

Left: Baranger Studios was known for creating fantastical store displays, mainly for jewelry stores. This fortune teller display is one such example featuring a front placard inscribed “A Happy Future for You with one of our Beautiful Diamonds”. This display went to $12,500.

Said to be an attraction on display inside the World of Wax on the boardwalk of Coney Island, this magician levitating a lady Above: Having once resided on the boardwalk in Coney Island, this The Gambling Chimps automaton realized $8,125. automaton sold for $6,250.

Below: Another Baranger Studio store display that sold strong included this example; one of the storybook theme motions introduced in 1950, numbered M-175 in John Daniels’ book Baranger -Window Displays in Motion. The display realized $9,375. February 3, 2020 WWW.ANTIQUEWEEK.COM National Section – Page 5 Incredible Pottery Collection - 1500+ Pieces Selling at Auction over Three 2-day Weekends Roseville, Newcomb, Weller, Van Briggle, Rookwood Saturday, Feb. 8 - 10:30 am Sunday, Feb. 9 - 11 am Younger Auction Gallery, 312 E. South Hills Dr., Maryville, MO Online Bidding AvAilABle eAch dAy - See WeBSite fOr cOmplete liSting And Online cAtAlOgS

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Mark Younger, Auctioneer For complete listings and more pictures visit our website YAC, INC d.b.a 660-541-1977 Email: [email protected] www.youngerauction.com Page 6 – National Section WWW.ANTIQUEWEEK.COM February 3, 2020 February 3, 2020 WWW.ANTIQUEWEEK.COM National Section – Page 7 Page 8 – National Section WWW.ANTIQUEWEEK.COM February 3, 2020 Sit down at a vintage table for those ‘kitchen table’ issues These days, there’s a lot of talk in the news about “kitchen table issues,” those Vintage Style everyday problems hashed out when households come together. Budget con- By cerns, tax worries, decisions about healthcare. . . the list goes on. In light of Barbara this focus, it seems timely that this month, “Vintage Style” takes the plunge. Beem But wait. Don’t turn the page! This is not a column about politics. For that matter, it’s not about kitchen table even and that the table doesn’t wobble issues. Nope, this is all about kitchen (although that can be a relatively easy tables. Because, as it turns out, the fix if you’re wedded to your find). home design powers-that-be have pro- And then there’s the matter of chairs. claimed that kitchen tables are once . .but that’s another story. again in vogue. Wait, I hear some of you asking, were kitchen tables ever out of style? For the Barbara Beem welcomes suggestions or answer to that, just think of every home questions about using antiques and col- remodeling show you’ve watched in the lectibles in decorating. You can reach past couple of years, and more times her [email protected] than not, the first change that is made to the kitchen (after switching out appli- Right: Neat and clean, this table plays well ances and cabinets) is the installation of with cute chairs. No need to go matchy- an island, even if it means taking out a matchy. Note the vintage tablecloth sug- wall or two. gested by the proprietor of this mall booth. On the other hand, I’ll bet most of us can trace our own life stories using kitchen tables as markers of personal eras. After graduating from a high chair (which I do not remember), I took my place at a black-and-white Formica- topped table, complemented with cheery red and black chairs. In the 1960s, we went modern; the new Formica table NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE boasted simulated light wood and was flanked by swanky chairs with peach-col- ored wipeable upholstery. As the years went by (and I was a decider), we graduated to a carefully handcrafted table designed to fit into a tiny space. There followed a succession of tables, including a particularly hand- some oak pub table purchased at a shop that specialized in British imports (alas, this choice was not particularly practical for a young family), and later, an Art Deco-style metal table with stenciled design, dating from the 1930s (which was, I might add, great for the grand- kids). All the while, dining rooms seem to be less and less important. Again, think about television shows that follow house hunters: The only time a formal dining room seems to be of importance to many of these potential homeowners is if (and when) they host extended family mem- bers for holiday meals. But with an island in the kitchen and not much inter- est in a formal dining room, something’s got to give. And I think that convergence might be the reason for renewed interest The original painting titled “Custer’s Last Rally” by John Mulvany painted in kitchen tables. in 1879 – 1881 (the “Painting”) securing a loan from RevCap, LLC, a Texas The good news is that there is a ready supply of appropriate tables for sale at limited liability company (“Lender”) to Charles J. Trois. The Painting is oil antique shops and malls. A sampling of the wares offered at one of my favorites, on canvas with a size 131 inches by 236 inches (approximately 11 feet by 20 the Emmitsburg (Maryland) Antique feet), and is signed “Jno. Mulvany” in the lower right hand corner. Mall, confirmed that there’s something for every taste, from country pieces (think the worktable where the down- THE PAINTING WILL BE SOLD BY PUBLIC SALE ON stairs residents of Downtown Abbey dine) to cute ice cream parlor tables. There’s a vintage table for every kitchen FEBRUARY 18, 2020 AT 11:00 A.M. (CST) size, including intimate round tables for two as well as long trestle tables once BY SCOTT SHUFORD AT DALLAS AUCTION GALLERY, found in 1970s dining rooms. WHICH IS LOCATED AT If easy clean-up suits your lifestyle (and you know who you are!), consider a table with a non-wooden top. The afore- 2235 MONITOR STREET, DALLAS, TEXAS 75207 mentioned early 20th-century metal tables, as well as mid-century Formica tables, are practical and wipe clean; in The Painting will be sold to the highest bidder for cash, cash equivalent the right kitchen, they’re charming, and you can find gently used examples if you (including wire transfers), or by certified or cashier’s check after the take your time to look. acceptance of any bid. The Painting will be sold “AS-IS, WHERE-IS” and Best of all, because these pieces are relatively plentiful, vintage tables don’t without recourse against Lender. Lender reserves the right to refuse any have to cost an arm and a leg, and you can often find one that is less expensive and all bids and withdraw the Painting from sale. than a brand new table. For those who like old things, a previous- ly loved table in the kitchen injects a FOR MORE INFORMATION, CONTACT SCOTT SHUFORD AT homey warmth into a living space. Condition is not crucial but it might be 214-653-3900 OR LARRY FISHER AT 214-301-0974. good to make certain that the legs are February 3, 2020 WWW.ANTIQUEWEEK.COM National Section – Page 9 Glass Works Auctions presents at absentee auction The “Winter Blues” Catalog Auction #137! Closing Date: February 24th, 2020 (10:00 PM) On-line Bidding Opens February 17th

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Chinese porcelain pedestal bowl French bronze mantel clock Venetian canal George Bogert English silver Chinese cabinets Destigny à Rouen water kettle by William Plummer

San Juan Mission by Will Sparks

Asian porcelain and snuff bottles Terracotta bust by Jean-Baptiste Carpeaux Landscape by Ricardo Alvarez

English silver plates by William Bruce Coastline by M. Deforest Bolmer Delft garniture set by De Paauw Russian icon pendant Japanese Imari

Queen Anne Classical Caribbean sofa Renaissance Revival furniture corner chair Paul McCobb mid century sofa GARTH’S PO Box 758, Columbus, Ohio 43016 740.362.4771 - [email protected] Page 10 – National Section WWW.ANTIQUEWEEK.COM February 3, 2020 AntiqueWeek’s iPhone App for Antique Shops & Malls

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WILLIS HENRYINC AUCTIONS ANTIQUE AMERICANA

AUCTION Grain Painted Box Collection “Balanced Breakfast” By David Brega SATURDAY, FEB. 22, 2020 AT 11 AM DOUBLETREE BY HILTON ROCKLAND, MA Previews: Fri. 1-6 pm; Sat. 9-10:45 am Auction from collections and estates includes Artwork: signed Paintings, signed Bronzes, Prints incl. Lg. Audubon, early maps, rare Black Forest carvings, Folk Art, (Audubon), Nautical: ship paintings, including Grain painted Boxes & painted furniture, Exceptional Western Bronze Lg. collection of Hingham boxes, Samplers, outstanding Seavey Homestead, Rye, NH memorial needlework, Redware, stoneware, decoys, lighting, 18th/19th c. furniture, baskets, map collection, Lg. burl bowl, weather vanes, canes, rolling pins, etc. MA Lic 294 www.willishenryauctions.com

Daniel Boxed In

“Western Belle” By C.S. Raleigh, 1889

Stack Of Oval Pantry “French’s Inn” N.H. Sign E. Van Cauwelaert Boxes

19th C. Painted Fireboard

Exceptional Watercolor Needlework

Exceptional Lift Lid Sewing Box Sampler, 1828 19th C. Bronze, P.J. Mene

18th C. Map Collection

Antique Black Forest Bench Scale Model Hay Cutter Stoneware Crock With Blue Bird 19th C. Weather Vane, 36” H

19th C. Blanket Chest 18th C. NE Tap Table 18th C. Windsor Armchair Audubon/J. Bien Basket collection Willis & Karel Henry Liveauctioneers.com 781-834-7774 - [email protected] Invaluable.com Page 12 – National Section WWW.ANTIQUEWEEK.COM February 3, 2020 FINE & DECORATIVE ARTS AUCTION Saturday, February 15 at 10am Silver, Jewelry, Collectibles, Fine, Decorative, Ethnic &Asian Arts, Furniture & Rugs PREVIEW: Friday, February 14 from 12-4pm; Saturday 8am through auction

1818 Broadside 1500 Paxton Street, Harrisburg, PA 17104 SILVER: 20” Tiffany trumpet vase, Victorian egg cruet, frames; Flatware incl Gorham. JEWELRY: Gemstone rings and bracelets incl Nova 2.3 ctw diam ring. Watches incl IWC Schaffhausen, Tag Heuer. COLLECTIBLES: Farquhar navigational globe, Folk art weather vane, Mason & Co. Gaming Wheel, Trent Tile fireplace, Le Corps Clairvoyant by Dupin & Hajdu, Stoneware, high wheel bike, 1818 broadside, samplers, 1890 compasswork check- erboard, Stevens eagle bank. ART: Paintings incl A. Martinez, A.T. Millar, P. Sicard, C. Troyon, J. Choisnard, W. Schwedler, E. Emvic, A. Bignoli, W. Stevens, G. Siska, S. Lieberman; Prints incl Chagall, C. Oldenburg, B. Shahn, C. Leroux, Dali, K. Haring; Sculptures incl Snell Johnson, G.L. Vacossin, Leda and the Swan, L. Howard. FUR- NITURE: Stickley incl Harvey Ellis, cabinets incl corner & bowfront china, Ransom & Randolph tambour dental cabinet, Continental carved sideboard, Chippendale chairs, paint decorated chest, La Barge mirror. CLOCKS: Japy Freres carriage singing bird, French figural on rouge marble; Tall case incl ornate German, Walter Cornell, Ashby. A. Martinez (American, b. 1949) ASIAN & ETHNOGRAPHIC: Asian incl Tang Dynasty horse, Sancai foo lions, palace vase, Elmwood altar cof- fer; African incl Kuba helmet and dance masks; Native American incl Iroquois beaded cap, San Ildefonso Black- ware. PORCELAIN: Copeland Spode incl turkey platters, Hummel nativity, Jugtown Chinese blue & red vase, Wedgwood incl Rouen. GLASS: Quezal, Tiffany, Mandruzzato, cut overlay, Vaseline. LIGHTING: Carl Moser Lightolier Dinelier Style Chandelier. RUGS: Area and room size. BID LIVE OR ONLINE • Online Catalog Available Friday, January 31! Visit www.CordierAuction.com for online catalog

German Tall Singing Bird Applicable Buyer’s Premium. Terms: Cash, PA checks. Out-of-state checks w/prior approval. All major credit cards accepted. Case Clock Carriage Clock Food concession. Located off Interstate 83 between 13th Street and 17th Street exits,Harrisburg PA!

M. Chagall E. Emvic A.T. Millar C. Oldenburg A. Bignoli 20” Sterling (Russian-American, 1887-1985) (Nigerian, 20th Century) (American, 1860-1913) (Swedish-American, b. 1929) (Italian, 1812-1886) Tiffany Vase

Leda and the Farquhar Nova 2.3 ctw C. Troyon (French, 1810-1865) French Ransom & Randolph Swan Sculpture Figural Clock Dental Cabinet Navigational Globe Bypass Ring

Folk Art Fish Tang Dynasty Horse G.L. Vacossin (French, 1870-1942) IWC Schaffhausen Diamond & Emerald Ring Weather Vane