Fran Taylor Brought Art and Talent to Gay Fad by Kelley Summers Jent

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Women have been working from home since the beginning of time but making money and starting companies from home is something we think of happening in the last 25-30 years. That is not the case. In a 1949 book by Polly Webster titled How to Make Money at Home there is a small blurb on page 82 about Gay Fad Studios. Some called the woman who started it “fool hearted” for quitting a successful dress designing job to paint tin waste cans. It goes on to say that Gay Fad Studios was a premiere hand painted glassware company. This blurb did not even mention the woman’s name let alone list her many accomplishments. Fran Taylor was born to Polish immigrants in 1915 in Pennsylvania. The family lived by modest means. When she was young her father moved the family to Detroit to secure a job in the automotive industry and better the life of his family. Growing up in Detroit Fran learned fashion and that she had a love of art. She attended art school in 1938. Her first love was fashion and she had a dress-making business. At some point she realized that while she enjoyed fashion she had a true passion for art

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All photos on page one: The tumblers accompanying this article are all from the Rich Man/Poor Man set decorated by Gay Fad. The set is painted with vibrant black, red and white paint. The detail is perfect in making them real yet fun at the same time. They are great examples of the quality of Gay Fad pieces.

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For winning pretty much everyone the title, Jason received a champion- around the farm could ship ring, trophy, and entry into the hear him, but instead of International Auctioneer laughing, they encouraged Championship in July in San Diego, him. Calif. That encouragement led Clark was born and raised on a to his first paying job with small dairy farm and exposed to a lot John Tomaschko working says that winning the Championship is of auctions. One of his earliest memo- as a contract auctioneer. After four an honor and a highlight in his life. ries of an auction was a small farm years working for other auctioneers, he Ever since he was a little boy, he want- liquidation that his Uncle Dick and felt comfortable enough to be in busi- ed to be a good father, farmer and an Bill Clark conducted north of ness on his own and purchased Pioneer auctioneer. “I’m proud to say that I Above: Last year, Mattel released a Barbie Breckenridge, Mich. Clark says, “I Auction Service from his Uncle Dick. have worked hard to become all of doll commemorating the late Civil Rights remember this sale because it was the Over the 14 years he’s been in the these things thanks to the help and activist Rosa Parks. first sale I felt the excitement of the industry, he’s competed five times in encouragement from others. I would auctioneer saying ‘SOLD’ to me per- the Michigan Auctioneer strongly encourage any auctioneer to sonally. I was bidding on a small two- Championship. The first few times, his become a member of the Michigan wheel trailer that I could haul my pig nerves got the best of him, and he was Collecting Auctioneers Association and to com- manure in. I remember the excitement so hard on himself he didn’t come back pete in the Michigan Auctioneer of the auction, with the huge crowd of for a few years. Every time he compet- Championship. You will better your- people standing around and visiting, ed, he felt he left as a better auction- self and your auction business all Rosa Parks the auctioneers on the loudspeakers, eer, so he kept trying. In 2019, he around.” and the food wagon— it seemed more finally made the finals and placed 2nd By Brett Weiss During the conference, Jason was like the county fair than an auction!” runner up. He was so glad he didn’t Determined to be a good auctioneer take time off this year because it felt Even among people who don’t follow See MAA on page 4 like his Uncle Dick, he practiced more familiar than in years past. Jason history, the late Civil Rights activist October 14, 2019 WWW.ANTIQUEWEEK.COM Rosa Parks is a household namePage for5 simply refusing to give up her seat to a white man on a bus. It was indeed a Find the right venue to disperse collection simple act, but it took a lot of courage and was a cornerstone of the American There is a season for everything. The that work best for the owner of the collection. Civil Rights movement. Collectors best time to sell an antiques/collectibles Make a choice and move forward. Second RINKER ON don’t have to wait for Black History collection, especially if utilizing the auction guessing only delays the sale process. Month to celebrate Park’s life as there route, is during the months of January/ COLLECTIBLES It is almost impossible to sell an entire is quite a bit of memorabilia on the February or September/October. These are collection privately in the 21st century. market for anyone wanting to put the months in which buyer participation is Historically, collectors added up the together a collection around an amaz- at its highest. Kids are in school; vacation BY appraisal value of their objects and added a ing woman. season is over. Most weddings have 25 to 50 percent premium to represent the HARRY L. On Dec. 1, 1955, the 42-year-old occurred; and holidays are minimal. Even time spent assembling the collection. Today, RINKER African-American was headed home better is that most potential buyers are not a buyer of a collection expects to receive a 30 after a long day of working her job as a thinking about income taxes. to 40 percent discount from the appraised seamstress at a department store in Determining the right market is easy. price for buying everything. Montgomery, Ala. Parks boarded the Examine past sales and note where sales of a viable disposal plan, the greater the dollar When selling privately, the biggest Cleveland Avenue bus, taking a seat in a collection have been the strongest. This return will be to the collector. Time is not problem is cherry picking, that is to say, the first of several rows assigned for also is helpful in deciding which sale venues endless. Collectors need to be acutely aware selling the best pieces in the collection. The “colored” passengers. The front section to use. Selling a collection locally usually is that there is a time when continuing efforts sale of each ultimate unit (masterpiece) of the bus was reserved for white folks the wrong answer. The collection needs to are counterproductive. and/or upper echelon piece reduces the while the back section was designated be taken to a location where the largest Second, collectors need to understand the overall value of the remaining items in the for black people, an aspect of the Jim number of potential buyers are likely to be hidden costs of sale — time, supplies, collection by a greater percentage than the Crow “separate but equal” segregation found. insurance, and transportation. Sales cost of the piece against the collection’s laws. Digital age sellers will argue that sale commissions are only the beginning. The value as a whole. At one point during the route, the location is no longer relevant thanks to scale needs to be balanced between the Selling privately also is a quick way to white section filled up, so the bus driv- online bidding platforms. Do not believe desired amount hoped from the sale against make enemies. No matter how carefully er told the four passengers sitting in this. Location remains an extremely the time and costs to receive that amount. collectors select a buying order (who will the front row of the colored section to relevant consideration. Location, location, Third, the longer it takes to sell a have the first choice, the second, and so stand up. This would effectively add location is more than a real estate cliché. It collection, the more painful the selling forth), someone’s nose will be out of joint. another row to the white section. Three applies to the sale of an antiques and process becomes. The agony of defeat is Just like there are no friends at an of the passengers relented, but Parks collectibles collection as well. nothing compare to the prolonged agony of auction, collectors selling their collection refused to give up her seat, saying, “I A single sale approach is an invitation to selling a collection. The loss of a collection is privately should put friendship aside and don’t think I should have to stand up.” disaster. Collection dispersal works best equivalent to the loss of a human life. Once create opportunities for buyers with the In her 1999 autobiography, Parks, when multiple sale sources are used. The it is gone, nothing can be done about getting biggest pocketbooks and willing desire to who died in 2005, revealed exactly why best market is often determined by objects it back. spend. she refused to stand. She wrote, “People in the collection and not the collection as a The primary sale venues are private sale, When selling privately, always insist on always say that I didn’t give up my seat whole. collectors club conventions, auction, private cash. Never let any buyer remove anything because I was tired, but that isn’t true. Consider the following sale truisms. treaty sale, estate sale, or a personal digital from the collection until any payment I was not tired physically…No, the only First, the more time collectors are willing to auction. Each sale venue has its pluses and method clears. Reject all “I will take it on spend in the effort to create and implement minuses. The right sale venues are those See Rinker on page 4 See Parks on page 16

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Harry L. Rinker welcomes questions from readers about collectibles, those mass-produced items from the twentieth and twenty-first centuries. Selected letters will be answered in this column. Harry cannot provide personal answers. Photos and other material submitted cannot be returned. Send your questions to: Rinker on Collectibles, 5955 Mill Point Court SE, Kentwood, MI 49512. You also can e-mail your questions to harrylrinker@aol. com. Only e-mails containing a full name and mailing address will be considered. February 17, 2020 WWW.ANTIQUEWEEK.COM Page 3 Simple guidelines for less stress at tax time Tax season is looming. Many small Insights business owners including antique dealers, By William Flood can find the whole process daunting and so are caught a bit under-prepared. Yet, if you know what numbers are important and Left: Tax time is frustrating, but using even a how they tie together, business taxes are simple spreadsheet to track profit and much easier to understand, whether you’re expenses will help. handling them yourself or working with a tax preparer. First, don’t treat your business like a had $8,000 in expenses. The bottom line weekend hobby, stashing cash in your profit is $12,000; that’s what would be pocket and dismissing record keeping. taxable; if you’re in a 30 percent tax bracket Instead, spend a little time compiling some you’d owe approximately $3,600 in federal/ figures that aid in tracking your business state/local taxes. and keeping you out of tax trouble. On the other hand, if your sales were To start, consider the basic business only $8,000 and you had $10,000 in calculation: Income - expenses = profit or expenses, there’s a $2,000 loss. Assuming loss that same 30 percent tax bracket, your Your sales (income) isn’t the taxable overall tax bill would be reduced by $600. figure. The business income gets reduced These two examples show, the smaller by the expenses you incur. That balance the bottom line the smaller the tax liability. (the bottom line profit or loss) is what’s And, expenses play a big role since any taxable and that makes all the difference business expenditure reduces your bottom in the world as far as what’s owed to line. Of course, only a fraction of any Uncle Sam. expense comes back to you in lowered taxes. In our 30 percent tax bracket example, you Income only save about 30-cents in taxes for every All business-related income, cash, credit dollar you spend. So, don’t spend wantonly, card, and check payments need totaling for thinking that you’ll win at tax time. Still, the year, easily handled with a spreadsheet antique dealers : “cost of goods sold.” That’s your cash purchases. it’s good to know that necessary expenditures or ledger. That’s the gross income figure. If what you paid for the merchandise you Business Related Travel do provide some tax benefit. you sell in a mall, hopefully, you’ve received eventually sold. In part II are several Antique dealers usually do a lot of Tax deductibility has a clear benefit statements from there. Don’t forget sales additional categories for expenses like rent business-related traveling, particularly if when your business buys something you from antique shows, online, and from (that includes booth space), utilities (like they attend shows. Lodging, admission, would’ve otherwise purchased as a individual transactions. your cell phone), advertising (like your vehicle expenses, and possibly even meals consumer. By way of example, let’s say If you take credit card payments, your website, eBay listing fees, and even business are deductible. you’ve decided to buy a $600 smartphone platform should supply sales reports for tax cards), office supplies, postage/shipping, Business use of your vehicle is often because they are so useful. If you purchased time. insurance (hopefully you have that), and overlooked but well worth tracking and it as a consumer, there’s no tax benefit. But, The same with PayPal if you sell online. taxes & fees (like sales tax and credit card deductible at 58-cents per mile for 2019. as an antique dealer, it’s a useful tool and Checks received should always be deposited, fees) Whenever you drive for business purposes, you could write off some, if not all, of the thus providing a record. For cash sales, Keeping good records is key. Check whether hitting yard sales, buying office cost. That could save as much as $200 in smartphone apps like CashTrails are great payments show up in your bank ledger. supplies, or dropping a shipment at the post taxes assuming the same 30 percent tax for keeping a record. No smartphone? A Business purchases made via credit card office, it’s deductible mileage. To take the bracket. simple notebook will suffice are in your annual statement. deduction, you must record your business While this was intended to familiarize For recordkeeping certainty, I suggest a trips. There are many smartphone mileage you with the basics of business taxes, I Expenses separate business checking account and apps for this; some will even track recommend using a professional to handle Dealers often fumble by not diligently credit or debit cards for your business. automatically via GPS. If you don’t have a your tax return. Tax laws are very tracking their expenses. The process is You’ll regularly pay for items with cash, smartphone, a paper mileage log will suffice; complicated, and the scenarios presented nearly as easy as for income, except you do so you need a way to track cash expenditures. just use it habitually. here are simplified compared to real-life tax it categorically. Get a copy of IRS form Apps like CashTrails make recording easy situations. You can see, handling the Schedule “C”, the tax form used for and will automatically total the figures. No Tax Scenarios bookkeeping isn’t hard; but, let your tax submitting your business taxes. Part I has smartphone? No problem; just use a So, how does this all work? Assume your professional handle the nuances of a line for the largest expense incurred by notebook and methodically log and total business generated $20,000 in income and minimizing your tax bill.

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Left: MAC top three holding their awards. Below: Ringman top three holding their awards

position. Listen closely to the specialized alternative to setting up an online knowledge, they should hire a person who Rinker auctioneer’s sales pitch. storefront to sell a collection. The storefront does to advise them. Sale vendors are not From Page 2 Avoid setting reserves. Once a decision alternative is attractive only to individuals objective. is made to sell a collection, let the market who want to sell a collection as a gateway They believe their venue is the best determine value. A decision to sell is a into becoming an antiques/collectibles route. Sometimes it is, often it is not. consignment and pay for it when I sell it” decision to let go. Nothing is worse than dealer. Simple advice — do not even think Finally, maximizing the sale of a collection offers. Cash on the barrelhead or no sale is having a piece returned with an “it did not about this. requires sending objects to multiple sale the hard and fast rule. sell” reputation. In summary, selling a collection venues and the careful selection of what If there is a strong collectors’ club that Collectors should not to attend the successfully is time consuming and work. goes where are the results of a well holds an annual convention that includes auction of their collection. The temptation If collectors do not have antiques and thought out collection dispersal plan. an auction associated with the category of to buy back pieces that are selling below collectibles secondary market selling Money is lost without one. the collection, this should be considered. what the collector feels is a fair price is The drawbacks are such auctions are hard to resist. Let the focus be on the sometimes only open to attendees and not objects and not the evident painful remorse the general public and attendees mostly of the seller’s body language. like have the common, above average, and AntiqueWeek DEADLINES Private treaty sale is a new tool offered hard to find pieces, thus making them by many auction houses. A private treaty Issue Dates National tough sells in this venue. sale is when an auction house acts as an If using an auctioneer, collectors should February 24th Monday, February 17th - 2 PM EST intermediary between a seller and a buyer select one who specializes in the sale of the March 2nd Monday, February 24th - 2 PM EST client. Such sales usually are single object objects found in the collection. Specialist focused, but some collections have been March 9th Monday, March 2nd - 2 PM EST auctioneers have the ability to properly sold in this manner. group and describe lots and individual If the collection does not contain Issue Dates Eastern pieces. They create appealing print and/or ultimate units (masterpieces) or upper online catalogs. They also have a strong February 24th Tuesday, February 18th - 4:30 PM EST echelon objects, an estate sale is worth cadre of established buyers, often March 2nd Tuesday, February 25th - 4:30 PM EST investigating. Today’s sale commissions international, and are experienced online are 40 to 50 percent of the selling price. March 9th Tuesday, March 3rd - 4:30 PM EST sellers. Estate sales are great if a quick turnaround Every collector dreams of a single owner is needed. They are more attractive to sale. These are becoming less and less Issue Dates Central executors and heirs than to living common. Selling is not a time to allow ego February 24th Wednesday, February 19th - 4:30 PM EST collectors. to influence decisions. March 2nd Wednesday, February 26th - 4:30 PM EST There is new auction software that Specialized auctioneers are becoming allows individuals to create and manage March 9th Wednesday, March 4th - 4:30 PM EST more selective in what they take. They do their own online auction. Although still in not want to be bothered selling the its infancy in respect to use, this is an common, above age, and even hard to find Call today 1-800-876-5133 to place your ad avenue worth exploring. It is a viable pieces. This is not necessarily a negative February 17, 2020 WWW.ANTIQUEWEEK.COM Page 5 The allure of wearing vintage perfume By day, she’s a type A tech executive. By night, she’s Isabelle Epoque, one of Wash- ington, D.C.’s most glamorous burlesque The Young performers and producers. And as for all of Collector the time in between, Isabelle is a vintage perfume enthusiast and self-proclaimed “collector of the feminine decorative arts.” By What exactly are the feminine decorative arts? “Clothing and fashion, perfume, Katherine jewelry accessories…” lists Isabelle. “They Beem receive so much less respect than the big three of painting, sculpture, and musical composition.” Growing up in Pennsylvania, Isabelle’s Why does she enjoy wearing vintage earliest collection was of Siam Nielloware perfumes? “In contrast to many of the late jewelry. Made in Thailand, the jewelry 20th and early 21st century perfumes, I was incorporates sterling silver and Niello, a bowled over with how the ingredients be- mixture of copper, silver, and lead that is came richer and darker over time, devel- black in color and used as an inlay. Niello- oping a complexity that maintained their ware jewelry was popular in the mid 20th original narrative structure, but was more century and typically depicts Thai dancers, wise and experienced,” she explains. Above: Not only does Belle appreciate the beauty of delicate vintage perfume bottles, mythological scenes, or exotic animals. “While modern perfumery has, for mar- but she has become a connoisseur of the perfumes themselves. Courtesy of Belle Epoque. “As a teenager, [Nielloware] wasn’t en- keting purposes, invested in the ‘first im- tirely out of my reach financially. It was pression’ of a perfume in order to hook an Left: Vintage different from what I had seen growing impatient buyer, older formulas (even if perfumes from up in the 1980s, and it told a story that I produced just this year) are composed with the collection found intriguing,” Isabelle says “It was a a narrative structure not unlike a three or of D.C.-area thread to cultures outside of my immediate four act play, where the notes rise and fall burlesque experience and inspired me to read the Ra- to change and tell an abstract story over a performer and mayana and The Upanishads.” period of time, some even extending over producer Isabelle quickly moved on to collecting 24 hours. It is a true art, and one I fear we Belle Epoque. Courtesy of tourist jewelry from Europe as well. “Shell are losing with materials restrictions and Belle Epoque. cameos and painted porcelain miniatures a commercial focus on using up the main brooches, necklaces and earrings,” she terials budget on the first 15 minutes of a explains. perfume’s life.” “I also collect vintage high-fashion cloth- Isabelle stores her vintage perfumes on ing. Dior Boutique, Hermes, Dior USA, an antique French mirrored tray on her Chanel, the usual suspects that an exec bedroom dresser or in her dressing room. would have in her closet, but from the “Since I wear the perfume nearly daily, 1950s-1990s. And I do wear them to the access is as important as protection,” she office.” says. “I have placed ultraviolet ray-block- Other collections include photograph ing film on my windows so that the per- postcards of early 20th century showgirls fumes won’t be damaged by sunlight, and and ostrich plume opera hand fans. “I have I don’t need to keep blackout curtains per- collection I have every intention to wear, are not necessarily perfume collectors, but so many thematically related collections manently closed in my bedroom.” Isabelle if I have not done so already. Their art is they do share an enthusiasm for learning that could be tied back to the feminine dec- keeps her more delicate antique bottles not only in the beauty of the glass, metal, and experiencing the world differently.” orative arts,” Isabelle says. Then there’s safely in a cabinet. paper, and textile of the presentation, but At her most recent Salon, Isabelle and her the vintage uranium glass collection: “I “Right now, my favorite vintage per- in the delicate complexity of the precious guests “explored animalic notes in contem- even have a set of car vases that appear to fume is a mid-century bottle of Guerlain’s juice within.” porary and vintage formulas.” be a bright clear turquoise glass, but glow Apres l’Ondee, which translates to ‘After Like many collectors, Isabelle loves the When asked why it’s important for strongly green from uranium under a black the Rain,’” she says. “It is a delightful por- hunt. “I relish happening upon a treasure young people to be interested in antiques light,” she says. trait of a cool and wet city garden with iris, for super cheap. Doesn’t everyone?” And al- and collectibles, Isabelle remarks, “Col- However, Isabelle is well known among violet, orange blossom, and a very ‘purple’ though she will purchase vintage perfumes lections create a mind space for reflection her friends and fans for her vintage per- heliotrope. It makes me think of cold rains online, “my most satisfying finds take place and the building of neural networks rep- fume collection. But whereas mere bottle in late springtime.” in person at estate sales and in antique resented in physical space. Knowing the collecting is a popular pastime, Isabelle is Although Isabelle clearly enjoys collect- and junk shops,” she says. intersections of each piece, how one leads also interested in the perfume itself. “My ing wearable vintage perfumes, she won’t “I also enjoy sharing my collections, to another, is a way to grow the strength first vintage perfume arrived in my collec- pass by an attractive empty bottle. “If I research, and enthusiasm with others. I of memory and mind, and also to explore tion as an extension of my interest in wear- enjoy the aesthetic, it could join my collec- regularly hold by-invitation-only intimate contradictions along with the connections. ing and collecting contemporary perfumes. tion,” she says. Perfume Salons, where I choose a theme There is joy to be found in researching the It was a bottle of Shalimar Parfum from “Some bottles that are perfectly sealed on perfumes and invite up to 10 people to how and the why of individual items, their the 1950s. It was so rich and complex, I felt and are still in their original packaging, join me in examining them from the per- relationships to one another, and unearth- tingles up and down my neck when I took I will keep intact and not open, but the spective of the materials, and era, or an ing the untold histories of the ‘low’ and oth- the first whiff. I’ve been hooked ever since.” vast majority of vintage perfumes in my aesthetic experience,” she says. “My guests erwise forgotten decorative arts.”

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(For card) Gift from Page 6 WWW.ANTIQUEWEEK.COM February 17, 2020 Celebrate Steinbeck by starting a collection By Patricia Faulhaber editions, anthologies, periodical Right: This copy of The Grapes of Wrath is a appearances by him, books and magazine first edition, first printing with dust jacket. It Lovers of classic literature may have articles about him, film and theatre is an author presentation copy and is Feb. 27 penned on their calendars. That memorabilia, material related to Ed inscribed “For Vincent Sheean/John is the birthday of John Steinbeck. He was Ricketts (a reported best friend of Steinbeck”), Sheean was a published born in 1902. He died in 1968 and during influence for Steinbeck), and just about author as well as a newspaper reporter that lifetime he wrote more than 30 books anything by, about, or related to who was a favorite drinking buddy of as well as numerous short stories. Steinbeck.” Ernest Hemingway. Below Steinbeck’s James M. Dourgarian from California Dourgarian said He wrote that the inscription Sheean has written “Although it is signed to me, Mr. Steinbeck/intended started collecting Steinbeck works in book market is “tough” right now and this book to go for/the Spanish 1967 when he was 19 years old. different than when he got started almost intellectuals/in exile--/Vincent Sheean. “ Dourgarian’s first book was a copy of The 53 years ago. Signed presentation copies of The Grapes Grapes of Wrath which is called “It’s a different world than when I of Wrath are scarce. Photo by James M. Steinbeck’s signature novel on www. started. It’s still somewhat easy for a Dourgarian steinbeck.org. It won the National Book collector, although it’s not always easy to Award in 1940 and would go on that same find the kind of sellers one would prefer. When a person’s 401k turns into a 101k, year to win the Pulitzer Prize. Look for members of the Antiquarian they stop spending, period. Even when It’s also considered one of Steinbeck’s Booksellers Association of America economics became better, not many most controversial books because of his (ABAA). And, prices for important items thought much of their income was sympathy for the plight of migrant can be onerous. But if you have money “disposable.” That economic downturn workers. The book was said to make the and good taste and good advice from your just about ended middle class book state of Oklahoma look poverty stricken bookseller all is well.” collecting. And if you are a seller and no and made the famers and growers in For those who don’t have the money to one wants your $100 to $500 books, how California seem greedy and selfish. build a collection of first edition Steinbecks likely is that seller to continue to stock “The book was a gift from my girlfriend,” in original jackets, Dourgarian suggests them? It’s been a maddening downward say Steinbeck’s The Wayward Bus really Dourgarian said. “Little did I know then vintage paperbacks. “It can be very spiral. It affects us even to this day.” speaks to you. Buy the best copy in how that book would drastically change interesting and visually impressive.” For new collectors, Dourgarian advises jacket that you can afford, even it’s a my life. And it is important to note that Many collectors want only the most starting with The Grapes of Wrath, price that maybe you can’t really afford. this book lacked its dust jacket, had ink famous of works by an author so for Steinbeck’s masterpiece, or East of Eden Maybe then build a title collection, stains on front and back covers, and Steinbeck most people would be drawn which is also a masterpiece. He believes meaning that you would try to acquire lacked a preliminary leaf. She paid $35, more toward The Grapes of Wrath, East of The Pastures of Heaven written in 1932 the first British edition, the Armed which at that time should have purchased Eden, and Cannery Row. might be judged as Steinbeck’s best book. Services Edition issue, the Bantam first a near fine copy with a like dust jacket. “But what about The Pearl? The “Remember that edition is only half of printing, the Grosset & Dunlap, the “That rip-off has stayed with me these Wayward Bus? The Winter of Our the equation. Condition is the other half. Albatross, and others. many decades as an example of how not Discontent?,” asks Dourgarian. “Or how A great work in crummy condition is Collectors can find an abundance of to be a bookseller. I still have that book as about something more obscure such as problematic,” Dourgarian said. information about John Steinbeck and a reminder. I transitioned from book Vanderbilt Clinic? The number of buyers Steinbeck was enjoyed by the masses and his works online starting at www. collector to seller in 1980. I don’t think for these books has dwindled. When books his work still resonates with those who steinbeck.org. There is information on you can be both collector and seller. The are de-valued by collectors, it’s bad for the feel oppressed. Steinbeck was often the site about The National Steinbeck jollies I experienced with new acquisitions entire market. And this move toward savaged by critics. A writer for the New Center, the man himself and a list of his were the same jollies I experienced collecting only high spots also applies to York Times said Steinbeck was not worthy books and descriptions of each. as a seller when I would acquire a Ernest Hemingway, William Faulkner, of the Nobel Prize for Literature. There have been many reprints of new book for stock. It’s still like Jack London, etc. “I think of him (Steinbeck), Hemingway, Steinbeck’s books over the decades and opening a Christmas present.” “There was a time when a collector and Faulkner as the big three. If you want it is beneficial to any collector (new or At the height of his collecting, tried to collect all of their favorite writer’s a fourth, add Fitzgerald. I would again experienced) to research the different Dourgarian estimates he had 500 to books. Today not so much, and that’s like to add that there is a lot more to these editions to find the most agreed upon 600 items in his personal Steinbeck unfortunate. And, the great recession of a writers than just their high spots. There value. Determining the value of a book collection. Not all were books. decade ago crippled the industry, whether are few writers indeed who have passed means considering three main items, “My collecting was library like. I you were a seller or a collector. People the test of time as they have. I think it condition, printing and rarity. wanted first trade editions, signed/limited collect books with disposable income. will remain that way. And for the first 20 Most book collectors are interested percent of this 21st Century we still primarily in copies in good or fine Below: East of Eden, 1952 was originally published by Viking Press, Inc. This special printing haven’t found any writer who yet reaches condition. First editions, especially the was for The Sears Readers Club. The Winter of Our Discontent is from 1961, Viking Press. East of Eden was considered by Steinbeck to be his masterpiece. The Winter of Our their pinnacle. We still measure present- first printings of a first edition, increases Discontent is Steinbeck’s final novel. day writing against the breath of their the value of a book. Second printings writings. So far no one has equaled them and later have much lower values. which is why they remain the gold A book signed by the author is standard for half a century after their generally more valuable than other careers ended,” Dourgarian said. books of the same edition. For those who want to get started in book Dourgarian can be found online at collecting find something you love. “Let’s http://jimbooks.com.

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Saturday, February 22 Thursday, March 12 OHIO, Strongsville, Vintage Decoys & ILLINOIS, Rantoul, Gordyville USA Flea Sunday, April 19 Saturday, April 25 OHIO, Columbus, Scott Antique Markets GEORGIA, Atlanta, Scott Antique Markets Wildlife Art Show & Sale Market CALIFORNIA, Ventura, Ventura Flea ILLINOIS, Belleville, St. Louis Antique Fri. 4-9pm, Sat. 9am-6pm & Sun. 9am-4pm Sat. 9am-6pm & Sun. 10am-4pm Scott Th. 10:45am-6pm, Fri & Sat 9am-6pm, Sun. Day 2 of 2 Market Festival 10am-4pm Scott Antique Markets Gordon Hannagan tel: (217) 568-7117 Antique Markets tel: (740) 569-2800 9am-2pm RG Canning tel: (323) 560-7469 Sat. 10am-5pm & Sun. 10am-4pm Dorrie Day 1 of 2 tel: (740) 569-2800 PENNSYLVANIA, Exton, 38th Annual Day 1 of 3 Mawhinney tel: (608) 346-3797 Day 1 of 4 Chester Co. Antiques & Art Show Day 1 of 2 NORTH CAROLINA, High Point, Market Day 2 of 2 Saturday, April 11 Sunday, February 23 INDIANA, Rochester, 3rd Annual Antique Day 3 of 7 NEBRASKA, Omaha, 2nd Annual Omaha GEORGIA, Atlanta, Scott Antique Markets CALIFORNIA, Ventura, Ventura Flea Show & Sale Antique Show Thurs. 4pm-7pm, Fri. 10am-7pm & Sat. 9am- Day 3 of 4 Market Friday, March 20 VIRGINIA, Del Mar, 85th Annual Del-Mar Sat.10am-5pm & Sun. 10am-4pm Sally 4pm Dave Turner tel: (765) 419-1943 9am-2pm RG Canning tel: (323) 560-7469 OHIO, Lebanon, Lebanon Vintage Quilt & Show & Sale Thompson tel: (913) 488-3306 Day 1 of 3 Textile Market ILLINOIS, Rantoul, Gordyville USA Flea Market Day 2 of 2 Day 1 of 2 OHIO, Columbus, Scott Antique Markets Fri-Sun. 10am-5pm John Wanat Day 2 of 2 Day 2 of 3 Friday, March 13 tel: (248) 425-2868 PENNSYLVANIA, Kutztown, Extravaganza GEORGIA, Atlanta, Scott Antique Markets Day 1 of 3 Monday, April 20 Shows in Kutztown Saturday, February 29 Day 2 of 4 Sunday, April 12 NORTH CAROLINA, High Point, Market Day 2 of 2 CALIFORNIA, Pasadena, Rose Bowl Flea Day 4 of 7 FLORIDA, Punta Gorda, Annual Doll, Toy, Saturday, March 21 & Bear Show & Sale ILLINOIS, Rantoul, Gordyville USA Flea Market FLORIDA, Venice, The Venice Doll Club Sunday, April 26 10am-3pm Sheila West tel: (941) 255-0340 Market 9am-3pm RG Canning tel: (323) 560-7463 Spring 2020 Show & Sale ILLINOIS, Belleville, St. Louis Antique Fri. 4-9pm, Sat. 9am-6pm & Sun. 9am-4pm Tuesday, April 21 Gordon Hannagan tel: (217) 568-7117 10am-3pm Holly Hamm tel: (941) 497-4633 Festival OHIO, Canton, Olde Stark Antique Faire GEORGIA, Atlanta, Scott Antique Markets NORTH CAROLINA, High Point, Market Day 1 of 3 Day 2 of 2 Sat. 9am-4pm & Sun. 10am-2pm Barb Day 4 of 4 INDIANA, Indianapolis, Indoor Antique Day 5 of 7 tel: (330) 794-9100 INDIANA, Rochester, 3rd Annual Antique Advertising Show NEBRASKA, Omaha, 2nd Annual Omaha Day 1 of 2 ILLINOIS, Rantoul, Gordyville USA Flea Show & Sale 9am-3pm Damon Granger Antique Show Market Wednesday, April 22 Day 2 of 3 tel: (248) 910-6765 Day 3 of 3 Day 2 of 2 NORTH CAROLINA, High Point, Market Sunday, March 01 Day 6 of 7 OHIO, Canton, Olde Stark Antique Faire OHIO, Lebanon, Lebanon Vintage Quilt & Saturday, March 14 Friday, April 17 Friday, May 01 Day 2 of 2 GEORGIA, Atlanta, Scott Antique Markets Textile Market NORTH CAROLINA, High Point, Market VIRGINIA, Hanover, Antiques At The Day 3 of 4 Day 2 of 3 No Time Given Karen tel: (336) 908-2735 Thursday, April 23 Tavern Fri. 5pm-9pm, Sat. 10am-5pm & Sun. 10am- Friday, March 06 VIRGINIA, Hampton, The Big Flea Day 1 of 7 NORTH CAROLINA, High Point, Market ILLINOIS, Bloomington, 105th CIADA 3pm David Deal tel: (804) 537-5050 TEXAS, Fort Worth, Fort Worth Show of Show & Sale Antiques Market Day 7 of 7 Day 1 of 3 Antiques, Art, & Jewelry Sat. 10am-5pm & Sun. 10am-4pm CIADA Sat. 9am-5pm & Sun. 11am-5pm DAmore Fri. & Sat. 10am-7pm & Sun. 10am-5pm Saturday, April 18 tel: (217) 469-2256 Promotions tel: (757) 430-4735 NORTH CAROLINA, High Point, Market www.luxeshowevents.com Day 1 of 2 Friday, April 24 Day 1 of 2 Day 2 of 7 Saturday, May 02 Day 1 of 3 PENNSYLVANIA, Kutztown, Extravaganza INDIANA, Lafayette, Lafayette Jeff ILLINOIS, Rantoul, Gordyville USA Flea Shows in Kutztown VIRGINIA, Del Mar, 85th Annual Del-Mar Antique Show & Sale Market Sunday, March 22 Saturday, March 07 Show & Sale 9am-4pm both days Renningers Promotions Sat. 10am-5pm & Sun. 11am-4pm John Day 2 of 3 MINNESOTA, Rochester, Mayo Civic INDIANA, Muncie, Country Time Flea Sat. 10am-5pm & Sun. 10am-3pm tel: (610) 683-6848 Wanat tel: (248) 425-2868 Center Vintage/Flea Market Market Day 1 of 2 Day 1 of 2 Day 1 of 2 INDIANA, Cayuga, Cabin Fever 10am-4pm Townsend Promotions, 8am-4pm Country Time Flea Market Extravaganza tel: (641) 832-2700 tel: (765) 730-8968 10am-3pm Steve Axtell tel: (765) 492-3639 OHIO, Lebanon, Lebanon Vintage Quilt & KENTUCKY, Owensboro, Market Days INDIANA, Rochester, 3rd Annual Antique Textile Market Farmer City, IL Sat. 11am-3pm & Sun. 9am-2pm Show & Sale Farmer City, IL AUCTION Preservation Station tel: (270) 993-7532 Day 3 of 3 Day 3 of 3 Day 1 of 2 26th Annual SAT., FEB. 29, 10:00 AM MICHIGAN, Howell, Brighton Antique VIRGINIA, Hampton, The Big Flea TEXAS, Fort Worth, Fort Worth Show of Show Antiques Market 2030 Elkton Pike (Fairgrounds) Antiques, Art, & Jewelry 9am-4pm Old Heartland High School Patrick Day 2 of 2 Day 2 of 3 Tucker tel: (810) 599-4041 ANTIQUES PULASKI, TENNESSEE

VIRGINIA, Chantilly, The DC Big Flea & OHIO, Strongsville, Vintage Decoys & Saturday, March 28 SHOW ANTIQUES, Antiques Market Wildlife Art Show & Sale NORTH CAROLINA, Hickory, Catawba COLLECTIBLES & Sat. 9am-6pm & Sun, 11am-5pm Damore Sat. 9am-4pm & Sun. 9am-3pm Vince Ciola Valley Pottery and Antiques Festival Saturday, March 7, 2020 • 10 AM-5 PM BARN FINDS Promotions tel: (757) 430-4735 tel: (937) 935-0657 9am-5pm Emily Harnach tel: (828) 324-7294 Day 1 of 2 Day 1 of 2 Sunday,Sunday, March March 6, 8, 20162020 • 11 AM-4 PM OHIO, Columbus, Scott Antique Markets Blue Ridge High School PENNSYLVANIA, Exton, 38th Annual Sat. 9am-6pm & Sun. 10am-4pm Scott 411 N. John Street, Farmer City, IL Sunday, March 08 Chester Co. Antiques & Art Show Antique Markets tel: (740) 569-2800 Exit 159 on Interstate 74 or Junction of IL 54 & 150 CALIFORNIA, Pasadena, Rose Bowl Flea Sat. 10am-6pm & Sun. 11am-5pm Chester Day 1 of 2 Market County Historical Society tel: (610) 692-4800 Admission, $5.00 9am-3pm RG Canning tel: (323) 560-7463 Day 1 of 2 Sponsored by: Farmer City Antiques Group Sunday, March 29 For Information Call: 248-425-2868 KENTUCKY, Owensboro, Market Days PENNSYLVANIA, Steelton, Railroad Show OHIO, Columbus, Scott Antique Markets & Collectors Market Day 2 of 2 Day 2 of 2 9am-3pm Mark Irvin tel: (717) 732-3867 OHIO, Toledo, Greater Toledo Train & hursday pril Toy Show Sunday, March 15 T , A 09 11am-3pm Randy Ramsey GEORGIA, Atlanta, Scott Antique Markets GEORGIA, Atlanta, Scott Antique Markets tel: (419) 215-4181 Day 4 of 4 Th. 10:45am-6pm, Fri & Sat 9am-6pm, Sun. For Advertising 10am-4pm Scott Antique Markets TEXAS, Fort Worth, Fort Worth Show of ILLINOIS, Bloomington, 105th CIADA tel: (740) 569-2800 256-874-3786 Antiques, Art, & Jewelry Show & Sale Day 1 of 4 Information Day 3 of 3 Day 2 of 2 Cash, check, credit or debit day of sale. No buyer’s premium. CHRIS McNATT VIRGINIA, Chantilly, The DC Big Flea & ILLINOIS, Rantoul, Gordyville USA Flea Friday, April 10 Call: 1-800-876-5133 ASL 1476 • TSL 5074 • Firm 2652 Antiques Market Market GEORGIA, Atlanta, Scott Antique Markets Day 2 of 2 Day 3 of 3 Day 2 of 4 2020 Ohio Decoy Collectors and Carvers Association Display 20202020 Ohio Ohio Decoy Decoy Collectors Collectors and and Carvers Carvers Association Association Display Display Karen Higgins, [email protected], 419-823-1538 KarenKaren Higgins, Higgins, [email protected] [email protected], ,419-823-1538 419-823-1538 2 display ads, black/white 22 display display ads, ads, black/white black/white Issue Dates: Feb. 17, and Mar. 2, Central Edition IssueIssue Dates: Dates: Feb. Feb. 17, 17, and and Mar. Mar. 2, 2, Central Central Edition Edition Contact:Contact: Danielle Danielle Shelton Shelton [email protected] [email protected] IncludesIncludes listing listing in in Event Event Finder, Finder, Show ShowShow Calendar CalendarCalendar and andand website, website,website, Cost CostCost ??? ?????? PaymentPayment to to be be with with club club credit credit card, card, we wewe are areare registered registeredregistered non-profit non-profitnon-profit

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OUTSTANDING PUBLIC AUCTION SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 23 - Starting 8:00 AM At American Eagle Auction 20060 US Rt. 23 North • CIRCLEVILLE, OH 43113

8:00 AM - OUTSTANDING COLLECTION OF 5,000 POSTCARDS; BOOKS; PAPER ITEMS; MAPS; EPHEMERA; ETC. BOOKS TO INCLUDE: 1850 Hoare Solitari- ac; Early Ohio Valley Electric Railway Co.; 1836 Catechismus Chriftlicher Ledre; 1883 Phillip Seymour Pioneer Life; 1835 Letters From The South; 1880 Ben Hur; 1866 Abraham Lincoln In The City Of New York; Early Yearbooks; Novels; Reference Books; Modern Pop-Up Books. Another Great Collection Of 5,000 Postcards To In- clude: Many Ohio Cards Such As: Many Small Town Views; Street Scenes; Many Real Photos; Railroad; RP Georgetown, OH Confederate Cemetary; Old Stores & Much More; Many Out Of State; Political Cards; Days Of The Week; Unusual People On Telephones; Beautiful January First; Religious; Presidential Cards; Comical; Modern Fire Trucks; Chromes; Royalty; 8 RP Sailors; Greetings; Holidays & Much; Much More. Misc. Paper Items To Include: Many Very Early Deeds & Wills; Early Documents Such As: 1863 Indenture; Many Early Arrest Warrants & Indictments; Early Draft To President; (3) Pre-1820 Wills Regarding Slaves; 1864 Ordinace Paper & Many More; Misc. Adv. Paper; Life Magazines; Movie Star Arcade Cards; Valentines; Dionne Quintuplet Pcs.; Photos; Circus Posters; Early Game Board; Old Prints; Mah. Drop-Down Desk 25 Very Nice Presidential Prints; Early Ledgers; Many Maps; 1930’s Car Titles; Fair Ribbons; Great Collection Of 25 Pre-1900 Newspapers; Many Posters & Much; Much With Swing Out Sides More. 8:00 AM - BACKROOM TABLES TO INCLUDE OVER 550 LOTS SUCH AS: 40 Pcs. Of Churchill Blue & White China; Large Clear Glass Punch Bowl Set; Col- lection Of Glass Salt Dips; Steins; Lenox Vase; Lots Of Glassware Such As: Campridge Caprice; Leaded Crystal; Blue; Pink & Amber Depression Glass; Pattern & Pressed Glass; Milk Glass Tray w/8 Glasses; Fostoria; Westmoreland & Much More. Autumn Leaf Bowls; H/P China Plates; Cast-Iron Skillets; 11 Knowles Collector Newell Lamp Porcelain Double Plates In Walnut Frames; O.S.U. Memorabilia; Pottery Bear Cookie Jar; Hot Wheel Cars; Very Nice Artisian Kitchen Aid Stand Mixer; Power-Air Fryer; Oven Plus Dehy- Sided Red Crown drater; 6 Qt. Digital Pressure Cooker; Linens; Misc Figurines & Animals; Stemware; Teapots; Plastic Doll Furniture; 10 Marigold Irradescent Lamp Shades; Buttons; Gasoline Sign Austria Urn Marbles; Oil & Electric Lamps; Belt Buckles; Military Buttons; Old Bottles; Quilt Pcs.; Cups & Saucers; Frames & Prints; Silver Plate Pcs.; Cast-Iron Miniature Pcs.; Felt With Pennants; Republican & Democratic Jim Beam Decanters & Many; Many Other Items. 8:15 AM - BACKROOM WALL TO INCLUDE OVER 375 LOTS SUCH AS: White Porcelain The Standard Computing Scale Co. Counter Scale; Pine 4 Drawer Chest; Oak Kneehole Desk; Walnut Vict. Side Table; Primative Potting Table; Nice Black & Colonial Maple Telephone Stand; 2 Glass Display Shelving Units; Super Craftsman 25 Gal. Air Compressor; Very Clean 7 Speed 12 hp Ranch King Riding Mower; Mah. 4 Draw- Scene er Chest; Small Fridgedaire Chest Freezer; Fridgette Dorm Refrigerator; Many Side Chairs; (2) RCA Speakers w/10” Woofers; 2 Console Sewing Machines; Nice Felt Mah. Lane American Legion Banner; Huge Amount Of Car Show Trophies; School Desk; Painted White Lg. Rocking Chair; O.S.U. Flag & Misc Memorabilia; Christmas Decora- tions Such As: 16 Lighted Hawthorne Village Houses; Santas; 5’ Prelit Tree; Large Wreath & Much More; Framed Prints; Card Tables & Folding Chairs; White Porcelain Blanket Chest Cabinet; 3 File Cabinets; Rca Showcase; Painted White Bentwood Chair; Lg. Paper Cutter; Wire Stands; Lg. Primative Kraut Cutter; Cast-Iron School Desk Frames; 3 Oak Stack Bookcase Bases. Lots Of Tools To Include: Aluminum Extention Ladder; Dual Halogen Lights On Stand; Socket Set In Box; Skilsaw Circular Saw; Craftsman 96 Pc. Mechanics Tool Set In Box; Craftsman Battery-Op Drill In Box; Axes & Hatchets; Lots Of Garden Tools; Many Hand Tools & Wrenches; Toolboxes & Carriers; J.L. Foltz Bakelite Palm Collin’s Quality 6” Bench Grinder; Jack Stands; Bolt Cutters & Pipe Wrenches; Lg. Cast-Iron Vise; Lg. Brass Plumb Bob; Lg. Floor Jack; Toro & Black & Decker Weed J.L. Foltz Bakelite Tree With Boat Pin Eaters & Many More Items. 9:30 AM - AMAZING COLLECTION OF JEWELRY TO INCLUDE: First Of 3 To 4 Jewelry Auctions Of This Outstanding Collection To Palm Tree With Include: 190 Pcs. Of Southwest Turquoise & Sterling Silver Such As: (19) Fantastic Squash Blossom Necklaces; 5 Extra Nice Concho Belts; 2 Rare Bear Claw Bracelets; Scottie Pin 47 Turquoise Rings; Many Rings Of All Sizes; 50 Turquoise Necklaces; Many Turquoise Bracelets & Earrings. Too Many To List. Written Appraised Diamonds; Gold; & Sterling Pcs. To Include: Many Fantastic 14K & 18K Ladies Diamond & Gold Rings; Beautiful 14K Five Stone Ruby Ring; 14K & 18K Cluster & Multi Stone Diamond Rings; Rare 10K Ladies Pear Cut Chatam Padparadscha Sapphire Ring; 14K Ladies Brilliant Cut Diamond Necklace Pendant; 14K Laser Cut Amethyst Pendant; 18K Robart Farm Ladies Brilliant Cut Diamond Ring w/Cut Emerald & Many; Many More. 75 Bakelite & Lucite Pcs. To Include: Rare Large Red Palm Tree Pin; Grape Cluster Pin; Un- usual Dominoes Pin; Horse Head Pin; Many Necklaces; Many Bangle Bracelets Of All Colors; Rare Signed J.L. Foltz Pcs. Such As: Red Palmtree w/Scottie Dog Pin; Jug Double Desk Lamp Red Palmtree W/Boat Pin; Indian Pin; 3 Color Moveable Figure & Much; Much More. Costume Jewelry To Include: Many Extra Nice Large Rhinestone Pins; 3 Signed Lawrence VRBA Rhinestone Pins; Signed Boucher Jelly Belly Pin; Bauer Rhinestone Pin w/Flowers; Large Rhinestone Butterfly Pin; Rhinestone Bracelets; Rhinestone 5 Limoges Sherberts Necklace & Earring Sets; Too Much To List. Vintage Purses To Include: Whiting & Davis Mesh Purse; Safram White Beaded Purse; Mesh Purse w/Decoration; Amber Beaded Purse; German Silver Mesh Purse; Mesh Purse W/Bakelite Handle; (14) Boa’s; Much; Much More. NOTE: Preview Days For Jewelry To Include: Feb. 17th With Rosenthal Thru Feb. 21st 10:00 AM To 3:00 PM; Saturday’s Preview 10:00 AM To 4:00 PM. All Weighing Of Jewelry Done On 17th Thru 21st By Appointment Only. Abso- Footed Fruit Bowl lutely No Weighing Of Jewelry On Saturday’s Preview. 11:00 AM-11:30 AM: Main Room To Include: Furniture; Glassware; Guns; China & Pottery; Framed Pictures & Prints; Collectibles, Etc. GUNS TO INCLUDE: Smith & Wesson 38 Special; Walther Pps Cal. 9MM w/Case; Ruger P89 PMM w/Case. FURNITURE TO INCLUDE: Mah. Desk w/Double Swingout Sides; Oak Square Kitchen Table; Oak Dresser; Oak Settee; Maple Tea Cart; Oak Stand w/Magazine Racks; Child’s Maple Rocker; Pine Blue Decorated Cradle; 5 Walnut Chairs; Oak Shaving Mirror; Mah. Corner What-Not Stand; Oak Pedestal Lamp Table; Oak China Cabinet w/Claw Feet; Wrought-Iron Sofa Table; Mah. Crock Lane Blanket Chest; Oak Child’s Rocker; Extra Nice Maple Drop-Front Desk w/Cabinet Top; Wrought-Iron Heart Shaped Ice-Cream Chair; Cast-Iron Lion Head & Claw Feet Footstool; Extra Nice Single Pedestal Flat-Top Desk; Wrought-Iron Quilt Rack; Walnut Oval Lamp Table; 4 Signed Hitchcock Chairs & Hitchcock Bench; Early 3 Turquoise Belts Rocker; Glass Display Case; Pine Corner Table; Walnut Vict. 2 Pc. Dropfront Desk w/Bookcase Top; Oak Kitchen Table; Brass Fire Screen; Pair Of Mah. End Tables; Maple 2 Pc Cast-Iron Footstool w/Claw Feet & Needlepoint Seat; 5 Pc. Wicker Patio Set-Table & 4 Armchairs; Misc. Chairs, Wood Bench; Oak File Box; Maple Organ Bench; Cher- Drop-Front ry Drop-Leaf Table; Walnut Oval Lamp Table; Mah. Sheraton Period 1820-30 Game Table; Many More Items. COLLECTIBLES TO INCLUDE: Rare 30” Round Double Desk With Sided Porcelain Red Crown Gasoline Sign; Super 1800’s Handmade Nautical Pouch; Early Garett’s XXX Baker Rye Celluloid Pocket Mirror; 2 Outstanding Celluloid Cabinet Top Victorian Era Collar Boxes; Sessions Oak Case Table Clock; Brass Tea Kettle w/Gooseneck Spout; Folding Brass Bookends; Clear Leaded Glass Window; Great Oak 6 Pcs. of Pickford Shaving Mirror w/Barley Twist Frame; 3 Aviator Skull Caps From WWI & WWII; WWI Aviator Goggles; (4) Military Caps; U.S. Navy & Army Berets; 1939 Nazi Good Conduct Medal w/Ribbon In Original Envelope; Nazi Belt Buckle; Nazi Pin Back Badge w/Crossed Swords; Curling Iron Warmer; 5 Keogh Wood Shaft Golf Clubs; 6 Pair Of Mounted Deer Antlers; Vintage Metrognome In Celluloid Case; Chrome Art Deco Ice Bucket; Table Top Gaming Wheel; Portable Singer Sewing Machine In Oak Ruger P89 Carrying Case; Old Double Wedding Ring Quilt Top; Autographed David “Big Papi” Ortiz Baseball; 1944 Army Jaegar AC Meter; 7 Lionel Train Engines w/Coal Cars To PMM 3 Nippon Vases Include: Engine Models 253; 2330; 027; 671; 2055 & 1666; Red Catlin Crosley Radio; Square Cast-Iron Skillet; 15” H Golfer Statue; Vintage 3 Pot Wire Flower Rack; Lg. With Case Tin Marx House w/Attached Garage; Barometer; 2 Mantel Clocks; Framed View Of O.S.U. Horseshoe Stadium & Woody Hayes “Pay It Forward” Prints; Beautiful Box w/ Floral Inlay; Short Wave Band Vintage Table Radio; Brass Inkwell; Very Nice Vintage Japan 6” Santa; Figural Nude Smoking Pipe; Figural Cherub Table Lighter & Light- er w/Clock; English Stoneware Bottle; Sm. Sterling Basket; Many Super Framed Prints; 2 Fabulous Very Clean Jerry Mahoney Marionettes-One Mint In Box; Wrought- Iron Quilt Rack; Brass Fireplace Screen. Walnut Inlaid Box; Great Framed 1901 Fire Dept. Certificate; Nice Seth Thomas Brass Mantel Clock; Very Nice Multi Color In- dian Basket; Alabaster Bud Vase w/Hand-Carved Duck; Rare Christian Wagner Copper Low Flat Alcohol Or Oil Lamp; Super Pair Of Brass Eagle Wall Sconces; Early Smith & Car Spotlight; Very Unusual Heavy Brass Fire Nozzle; Super 12” Wood Jointed Andy Gump; Wood Carved Mechanical Blacksmiths; Great Brass Cavalier Wall Plaque; Wesson Wave Crest Jar Firemen Related Medals & Tokens; 1944 Alliance Ohio Taxi Driver Badge; Very Nice Floral Applique Quilt; Super Cast-Iron Fireplace Insert w/Embossed Colonial Cou- 38 Special 3 Motion Lamps ple; 2 Goodyear Police Patches; Cast-Iron Fireman w/Wings 6” Statue; Early Wood Molding Plane; Early Box Camera On Tripod; Early Washboard w/Bennington Pottery Seth Thomas Scrubber; Pa. Sheriff’s Assoc. Ashtray w/Lighter; Great Early Curly Maple Cribbage Board; Very Early Wood Fireman’s Noise Maker; Military Hats; Coats & Pants; Mantel Clock Fireman’s Helmet; Much; Much More. GLASSWARE TO INCLUDE: Super Cambridge Arm Candleholder w/Flower Vases; Heisey Lariat Bowl; Cut Glass Pcs.; 2 Lead Crystal Bedside Lamps; Early Pattern Glass; Fenton Milk Glass Basket; Art Glass Pcs.; Early Pressed Glass Punch Set; Milk Glass Punch Set w/Base; Imperial Frosted Madonna; Durand Crystal Elephant; Blue Shirley Temple Pitcher; Pink Depression Cracker Jar & Vase; Candlesticks; Super Blue w/Floral Decoration Wavecrest Dress- er Box; Large Pink Satin Rose Bowl; Vict. Era Milk Glass Sugar Shaker; Super Clear Footed Signed Steuben Bowl; Beautiful Vict. Milk Glass Floral Biscuit Jar; Pink Walther PPS Cal. 9MM Satin Vase w/White Enamel Flowers; Peachblow Ewer; Blue Vict. Era Basket; Super Pink Rosaline Bride’s Bowl In Metal Frame & Much More. CHINA & CERAMICS TO INCLUDE: Beautiful 32”H Crown Mark Austria Cobalt Blue 2 Handle Urn w/HP Colonial Scene On Front; 54 Pc. Set ZS & Co. Bavaria China; Wedgwood Vase w/ With Case Matching Candleholders; Oriental Bowl; Lenox Pcs.; Super 13” H/P Vase; Hull Vase; Autumn Leaf Pcs., McCoy 8” Vase; German Stein; Hull Art Fan Vase; Football Cookie Jar; Ladies Head Vase; (4) Goebel Figurines; Super Uncle Sam “Nip” Decanter; Novelty Pig Salt & Pepper Shakers; Flow Blue Pitcher; Beautiful 18” Porcelain 2 Royal Copley Wall Cobalt Urn w/HP Colonial Front ; Old Country Nursery Rhyme Baby Dish; 2 Figural Royal Copley Wall Pockets; Artist Signed 9” Art Pottery Vase; Florence Ceramics Pockets Abigail Figurine; Rare 5 Floral Limoges Sherberts w/Large Matching Rosenthal Footed Fruit Bowl; 2 Very Nice Footed Nippon 7” Bowls; 3 Outstanding Nippon Vases; Floral & Gold Trim 9” Vase; Cobalt Blue & Floral Pitcher; Super 6 Pc. Game Set w/Platter & 5 Plates; 8 Pcs. Of Gold Pickard China Such As: Teapot; Creamer; Sugar; E. Swasey & Co. 2 Vases & Bowl; Nippon Egg Coddler; Nippon Dresser Tray; Indian Bust; Royal Doulton Enchantment Figurine; H/P Nippon Dresser Tray; Staffordshire Hen On Nest; 17” Portland, ME Crock Chalk Caricature Statues Of Jimmy Carter & Humphrey Bogart; 1 Qt. Stoneware Jug w/Hobart Farms Registered Herefords Paper Label; Nice 2 Gal. E. Swasey & Co. Mah. Mah. Corner Portland, ME Crock; Super 2 Gal. Crock w/Blue Floral Freehand Decoration & Earred Handles. LAMPS TO INCLUDE: Very Nice Vintage Carmel & Red Slag Art Glass Stand Table Lamp; 3 Super Vintage Motion Lamps-All Complete; Vintage Table Lamp w/Fringe Shade; Vintage Purple Slag Glass Budoir Lamp; Vintage Sitting Nude Table Cadillac Desk Lamp; Modern Table Lamp w/2 Art Glass Gold Aurene Shades; Vintage Table Lamp w/Multi Color Leaded Art Glass Shade; 2 Crock Lamps; 2 Currier & Ives Hanging Shades; Large Brass Table Lamp; Large Indian Pottery Lamp. SIDE RING-FANTASTIC FIND OF EARLY COLLECTION OF MAGIC RELATED PCS. TO INCLUDE: 33 Pc. Collection Sold As One From Magician Lou Groff From Youngstown, Ohio & Framgee The Magician Such As: His Wand; Locks, Restraints & Keys; A.G.V.A. Franchise Contract, Fantastic Photo Of Mr. Groff Showing Him In Handcuffs, Chains; Lock Picking Instructions; His Suitcase & More; Super Platt & Munk Houdini Magic Kit; Nice 50¢ Easy Magic Catalog #26; Fantastic Illustrated Dunninger’s Magic Tricks Book; Super 1933 Magician’s Handy Book Of Cigarette Tricks; Early Paper Back “The Master Dream Book”; Super Redhill Boxed How To Magic Set; 2 E-Z Magic-Magic Is Fun Glasses w/Original Boxes; Magic Playing Cards In Pack; Skor-Mor’s Magic Strings & Rings In Box; 1939 Kanter’s Magic Shop Catalog; Super 1927 Fun Magic Mystery Mystery 500 Trick Magic Book; 1937 Abbott’s Magic Novelty Co. Catalog #4 & #6; (2) 1951 C.R. Tracey Directory Of Magicians; Lotos Magic Supply Booklet; 1947 Int. Brotherhood Of Magicians Convention Pamphlets; Lots Of Magicians Props & Tricks; 4 Suitcases From Warmer The Wizard Full Of Props; Lots Of Misc. Magician’s Ephemora; Pamphlets & Books To Include: Magic Book Booklet By Jos. Ledoux Novelties; Kagic Heaven Pittsburgh; Birch The Magician; Magic Game; Fooled Limoges 6 Pc. Mah. Sherton 1820-30 Magic Card Trick; 2 Warner The Wizard Letters; Many Prop Items To Include: (2) Magic Prop Boxes; 2 Game Birds Set Oak China Magic Prop Drinking Glasses In Box; Rubber Chicken; Top Hat Clock; Double Color Changing Hanker- Period Game Table Vintage Lamps Cabinet With chief; Magic Prop Rice Bowl; Magic Prop Odd Ball; Magic Prop Crazy Cube; Chinese Sticks; Glass Box; Claw Feet Box w/Paper Flowers; Wood Stand-Up w/Spider Web; Plastic Handle Purse; Paper Umbrella; Wood Pc. w/2 Doors; Wood Box w/Doors; Wood Pc. w/Folding Panels; Folding Wood Panels; Water Pitcher; Dice Cube; Drawstring Bag; Multiplying Rabbits; Handkerchief w/Egg; Menge Folding Box; Egg Trick; Wood Trick Box; Magic Playing Cards; Framgee The Magician Photo, The Secret Nerve Pressure Instructions; & Misc Box Lots. Preview: Sat., Feb. 22, 10:00 AM Till 4:00 PM • For Information Call Lou Daniels J.L. Foltz Bakelite At 614-271-5910 • Auction House - 740-477-3900 Indian Pin E-MAIL: [email protected] Visit Auction Zip No. 5094. TERMS: Cash Or Good Check Only No Debit Or Credit Cards 10% Buyer’s Premium Out-Of-State Checks Must Have Prior Approval No Online Bidding. We Accept Absentee & Phone Bidding Only. Lunch At Ritz Lion Pin Bride’s Basket Applique Quilt AUCTIONEERS: Dave Decker, David Flood, Bret Sharp

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19 Squash Blossoms Early Necklaces Fireman’s 190 Pcs. Of Southwest Jewelry Collection Of 75 Pcs. Of Bakelite Noisemaker February 17, 2020 WWW.ANTIQUEWEEK.COM Page 13 LIVE & UNBELIEVABLE 2-DAY COLLECTOR’S ONLINE AUCTION PUBLIC AUCTION DREAM PRIMITIVE & COUNTRY AUCTION powered by: Important 3-Party Artwork Auction Day One – Friday Evening, Feb 28th @ 3:30 PM THURS., MARCH 5th • 11 A.M. Day Two – Saturday, Feb 29th @ 9:30 AM This sale features artwork from the 1401 Clayton Ave. • Sunrise Center, NEWTON, IL 62448 Burton Collection DIRECTIONS: Go south on Rt. 130 to 1401 Clayton Avenue, Sunrise Center (Jasper County This collection features an extensive offering of Oriental Artwork, most of which is Community Center). Only 23 Miles From Effingham and 19 Miles North of Olney on Rt. 130. framed & signed by the artist. This collection is being moved to our sale facility from DAY ONE - FRIDAY EVENING - FEBRUARY 28th @ 3:30 PM Peoria, IL. These items are in very good condition. This is a Trustee Ordered Auction. Selling Around 500 Lots on Friday • 75+ Pieces of Furniture Also selling Charles L. Peterson Prints, Thomas Kinkade, & Terry Redlin artwork, most Antiques, Advertising, Primitives, Country Store Items, Architectural Pcs. of which are framed prints. Horse-Drawn Sleigh, Goat Wagons, Old Farm Chore Cart 40+ Pieces of Graniteware, One Man’s Collection Also selling a genuine 10 kt. 2 tone diamond solitaire ring with yellow gold wide band, center 1.55 ct round brilliant diamond set in white DAY TWO - SATURDAY - FEBRUARY 29th @ 9:30 AM gold top plate pave setting, appraisal available. 75 + Lots Furniture • Antique, Primitives, Stoneware, Country Store This auction will be conducted in conjunction with Vintage Toys, Farm Toys, Pedal Tractors Vintage Tools, Cast-Iron Seats, Rare Barn Finds, Gas Station Items our Monthly Open to the World Auction. 100+ Advertising Pieces

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The Grand Finale, Part 1 is ONLINE NOW! Part 2 coming late February Highlights include: Double-seated Anderson carousel horse, Hobby Horse from Fontaine Ferry, architectural salvage, paintings and framed prints, fine furniture, primitive and antique tools, antique lighting and fixtures, antique glass lamp globes cast iron mantles, books, & MUCH more! TERMS: Cash,check,credit cards w/Proper ID. 18% Buyer’s Premium,3% discount in-house for cash or OPEN HOUSE: Saturday, February 22, 12 - 2 pm | AUCTION ENDS: Monday, February 24 check. 18% Buyer’s Premium for phone and absentee TROY McHENRY bidding. Food available at McDonald’s next door. AUCTIONEERS, L.L.C. Download our mobile app or visit You may bid live-in person, by absentee, by telephone,or by Internet at www.liveauctioneers.com TROY McHENRY, AUCTIONEER www.WardlowAuc.com Please visit our website at Auctioneers: Caitlin Wardlow & Stacie Hewitt www.mchenrysauctions.com (513) 226-3889 502-489-5515 | [email protected] Visit AntiqueWeek Online At: www.antiqueweek.com Page 14 WWW.ANTIQUEWEEK.COM February 17, 2020 A u c t i o n C a l e n d a r E-Mail: [email protected] Monday, February 17 MICHIGAN, Coldwater, Milk Bottle Saturday, March 07 Sunday, May 17 Wednesday, July 01 Sunday, August 09 ILLINOIS, Noble, President’s Day Auction Collection Part 3 ILLINOIS, Farmer City, 26th Annual CALIFORNIA, Santa Barbara, Antique INDIANA, Shipshewana, Antique & NEW JERSEY, Logan Twp, Auction 9am Tim Umfleet tel: (618) 838-7012 Day 2 of 2 Antiques Show Show & Sale Miscellaneous Auction 8:30am Lisa tel: (856) 467-4834 Sat. 10am-5pm & Sun. 11am-4pm Farmer Day 3 of 3 9am Shipshewana Auction OHIO, West Union, President’s Day NEW JERSEY, Logan Township, Auction City Antiques Group tel: (248) 425-2868 tel: (260) 768-4129 Auction 8:30am Lisa tel: (856) 467-4834 Day 1 of 2 NEW JERSEY, Logan Twp, Auction Wednesday, August 12 9:30am Herb Erwin tel: (937) 544-8252 8:30am Lisa tel: (856) 467-4834 INDIANA, Shipshewana, Antique & OHIO, Blanchester, McHenry’s Large OKLAHOMA, Sapulpa, Auction Wednesday, July 08 Miscellaneous Auction PENNSYLVANIA, Denver, Field & Range Antiques Auction No Time Given Ball Auction INDIANA, Shipshewana, Antique & 9am Shipshewana Auction Firearms 10:30am Troy McHenry tel: (513) 226-3889 tel: (405) 258-1511 Wednesday, May 20 Miscellaneous Auction 10am Morphy Auctions tel: (877) 968-8880 tel: (260) 768-4129 INDIANA, Shipshewana, Antique & 9am Shipshewana Auction Day 1 of 3 OHIO, Circleville, Outstanding Public Miscellaneous Auction tel: (260) 768-4129 Sunday, March 08 9am Shipshewana Auction Auction Wednesday, August 19 8am Lou Daniels tel: (614) 271-5910 ILLINOIS, Farmer City, 26th Annual tel: (260) 768-4129 Tuesday, February 18 INDIANA, Shipshewana, Antique & Antiques Show unday uly PENNSYLVANIA, Chadds Ford, Catalog S , J 12 Miscellaneous Auction OHIO, Germantown, Antique Tools, Day 2 of 2 NEW JERSEY, Logan Twp, Auction Auction Wednesday, May 27 9am Shipshewana Auction 10am William Bunch tel: (610) 558-1800 Antiques, & Glassware Auction 8:30am Lisa tel: (856) 467-4834 10am Charles Smith tel: (937) 855-2859 NEW JERSEY, Logan Twp, Auction INDIANA, Shipshewana, Antique & tel: (260) 768-4129 8:30am Lisa tel: (856) 467-4834 Miscellaneous Auction PENNSYLVANIA, Denver, Field & Range PENNSYLVANIA, Harrisburg, Coins, 9am Shipshewana Auction Wednesday, July 15 Firearms tel: (260) 768-4129 ednesday ugust Sterling Jewelry Auction INDIANA, Shipshewana, Antique & W , A 26 Day 2 of 3 Wednesday, March 11 INDIANA, Shipshewana, Antique & 10am Cordier Antiques & Fine Art Miscellaneous Auction INDIANA, Shipshewana, Antique & Miscellaneous Auction TEXAS, Dallas, Notice of Public Sale tel: (717) 731-8662 9am Shipshewana Auction Miscellaneous Auction Sunday, May 31 9am Shipshewana Auction 11am Scott Shuford tel: (214) 653-3900 9am Shipshewana Auction NEW JERSEY, Logan Township, Auction tel: (260) 768-4129 tel: (260) 768-4129 TEXAS, Dallas, Americana & Political tel: (260) 768-4129 8:30am Lisa tel: (856) 467-4834 Auction Wednesday, February 19 Day 2 of 2 Wednesday, July 22 ednesday eptember INDIANA, Shipshewana, Antique & Wednesday, March 18 Wednesday, June 03 INDIANA, Shipshewana, Antique & W , S 02 Miscellaneous Auction INDIANA, Shipshewana, Antique & INDIANA, Shipshewana, Antique & Miscellaneous Auction INDIANA, Shipshewana, Antique & 9am Shipshewana Auction Monday, February 24 Miscellaneous Auction Miscellaneous Auction 9am Shipshewana Auction Miscellaneous Auction tel: (260) 768-4129 INDIANA, Bloomington, 4 Online Premium 9am Shipshewana Auction 9am Shipshewana Auction tel: (260) 768-4129 9am Shipshewana Auction Auctions in February tel: (260) 768-4129 tel: (260) 768-4129 tel: (260) 768-4129 PENNSYLVANIA, Denver, Field & Range No Time Given Brian Sample Firearms tel: (812) 822-2508 Sunday, July 26 Day 3 of 3 Saturday, March 21 Wednesday, June 10 NEW JERSEY, Logan Township, Auction Saturday, September 05 KENTUCKY, Louisville, Absolute TEXAS, Dallas, Vintage Poster Auction INDIANA, Shipshewana, Antique & 8:30am Lisa tel: (856) 467-4834 KENTUCKY, Owensboro, Market Days Liquidation Auction No Time Given Heritage Auction Galleries Thursday, February 20 Miscellaneous Auction Sat. 11am-3pm & Sun. 9am-2pm tel: (877) 437-4824 TEXAS, Flower Mound, Jaremos Winter No Time Given Wardlow Auctions 9am Shipshewana Auction Preservation Station tel: (270) 993-7532 Day 1 of 2 Art Glass Auction tel: (502) 489-5515 tel: (260) 768-4129 Wednesday, July 29 Day 1 of 2 Thurs. 1pm & Fri. 10am Bruce Orr INDIANA, Shipshewana, Antique & tel: (630) 418-7785 PENNSYLVANIA, East Greenville, The Miscellaneous Auction Sunday, March 22 unday une Day 1 of 2 ‘Winter Blues’ Catalog Auction S , J 14 9am Shipshewana Auction unday eptember NEW JERSEY, Logan Twp, Auction NEW JERSEY, Logan Township, Auction S , S 06 10pm Glass Works Auction tel: (260) 768-4129 KENTUCKY, Owensboro, Market Days 8:30am Lisa tel: (856) 467-4834 8:30am Lisa tel: (856) 467-4834 tel: (215) 679-5849 Day 2 of 2 Friday, February 21 PENNSYLVANIA, Downingtown, Online TEXAS, Dallas, Vintage Poster Auction Saturday, August 01 ednesday une NEW JERSEY, Logan Township, Auction Only Decorative Arts Tuesday, February 25 Day 2 of 2 W , J 17 KENTUCKY, Owensboro, Market Days INDIANA, Shipshewana, Antique & 8:30am Lisa tel: (856) 467-4834 9am Pook & Pook tel: (610) 269-4040 MICHIGAN, Online, Pawn Shop Inventory Sat. 11am-3pm & Sun. 9am-2pm Reduction Auction Miscellaneous Auction ednesday arch Preservation Station tel: (270) 993-7532 PENNSYLVANIA, Greencastle, February No Time Given Miedema Auctioneering W , M 25 9am Shipshewana Auction INDIANA, Shipshewana, Antique & Day 1 of 2 Multi-Estate Online Auction tel: (866) 672-4806 tel: (260) 768-4129 Wednesday, September 09 No Time Given Matthew Hurley Auctions Miscellaneous Auction INDIANA, Shipshewana, Antique & 9am Shipshewana Auction tel: (717) 597-9100 Sunday, August 02 Miscellaneous Auction ednesday ebruary tel: (260) 768-4129 Wednesday, June 24 Day 1 of 2 W , F 26 KENTUCKY, Owensboro, Market Days 9am Shipshewana Auction INDIANA, Shipshewana, Antique & INDIANA, Shipshewana, Antique & Day 2 of 2 tel: (260) 768-4129 TEXAS, Flower Mound, Jaremos Winter Miscellaneous Auction Miscellaneous Auction Wednesday, April 01 Art Glass Auction 9am Shipshewana Auction 9am Shipshewana Auction INDIANA, Shipshewana, Antique & Day 2 of 2 tel: (260) 768-4129 tel: (260) 768-4129 Miscellaneous Auction Wednesday, August 05 Wednesday, September 16 9am Shipshewana Auction INDIANA, Shipshewana, Antique & INDIANA, Shipshewana, Antique & NEW JERSEY, Bloomfield, Nye - Online aturday ebruary tel: (260) 768-4129 Sunday, June 28 Miscellaneous Auction Miscellaneous Auction S , F 22 Auction ALABAMA, Northport, Hal Hunt Auctions NEW JERSEY, Logan Township, Auction 9am Shipshewana Auction 9am Shipshewana Auction No Time Given Nye & Co. 10am Hal Hunt tel: (205) 333-2517 8:30am Lisa tel: (856) 467-4834 tel: (260) 768-4129 tel: (260) 768-4129 tel: (973) 984-6900 Sunday, April 05 INDIANA, Shipshewana, Public Auction NEW JERSEY, Logan Twp, Auction 8:30am Chupp Auction tel: (260) 499-0093 NEW JERSEY, Bloomfield, Gallery 8:30am Lisa tel: (856) 467-4834 Auction ***AUCTION*** WED., FEB. 26TH , 2020 @ *****12:30 PM KENTUCKY, Shelbyville, Outstanding No Time Given Nye & Co ednesday pril SALE SITE: Personal Property Auction tel: (973) 984-6900 W , A 08 R. GILES MOSS AUCTION HOUSE INDIANA, Shipshewana, Antique & 10am H. Barry Smith tel: (502) 633-2746 NORTH CAROLINA, Rockwell, Auction Miscellaneous Auction @4150 Mt. Pleasant Rd., ROCKWELL, NC MASSACHUSETTS, Rockland, Antique 12:30pm R. Giles Moss Auction 9am Shipshewana Auction Selling for the Kenneth Baker estate (living) This collection of fine antiques came from his Americana Auction tel: (704) 782-5625 tel: (260) 768-4129 beautiful farm house in Pageland, SC where he collected for 74 years. Also selling antiques 11am Willis Henry from 2 other deceased estates. Wednesday, April 15 Antique walnut pegged corner cabinet, an- basket, old framed prints, easel, 4 ft. tall bronze MICHIGAN, Coldwater, Milk Bottle Friday, February 28 INDIANA, Shipshewana, Antique & tique corner cabinet painted and antiqued, 6 candle stands, Art Nouveau metal lamps w/ Collection Part 3 ILLINOIS, Newton, Unbelievable 2-Day Miscellaneous Auction ft. old country table, metal yard furniture, set glass prisms, ceramic Christmas tree, old Sat. 9:30am & Sun. 10:30am Brian Hasty Collector’s Dream Auction 9am Shipshewana Auction of 6 ladder back chairs, antique oak hall tree, wooden boxes, green handle utensils, jewel Day 1 of 2 Fri. 3:30pm & Sat. 9:30am Marty Smith tel: (217) 849-3004 tel: (260) 768-4129 antique rockers, old mill chest, metal locker tea pcs, old blue jars, green Depression glass, OHIO, Ashland, Joseph Irvin Trust Day 1 of 2 set, walnut serpentine bed, antique round oak old oilcans, oil lamps, fur pcs., yo yo quilt, vin- table & matching oak press back chairs, iron tage quilts, old magazines, blue salt glaze pc., Auction Sunday, April 19 10am Troth Auctioneering VIRGINIA, Mt. Crawford, Important Bottle bed, brass bed, antique oak sewing machine, BEAUTIFUL CRANBERRY LAMPS W/ GLASS NEW JERSEY, Logan Twp, Auction mahogany coffee & end tables, Mid-Century PRISMS, Carnival glass, old baskets, old met- tel: (419) 289-1955 Auction 8:30am Lisa tel: (856) 467-4834 9:30am Jeffrey Evans tel: (540) 434-3939 chest, walnut drop-leaf table, 3 panel back Vic- al toys, hand painted trays, wooden tool tray, OHIO, Cincinnati, Premier Fine Art torian sofa, inlaid Duncan Phyfe coffee table, Munising wooden bowls, Conn brass trumpet, Auction Wednesday, April 22 beautiful rugs, dovetailed blanket chest, pair clarinet, Eskimo fan, collegiate books, hobnail 1pm Caza Sikes Gallery tel: (513) 818-9527 Saturday, February 29 INDIANA, Shipshewana, Antique & of 3 panel Victoria sofas, marble-top tables, an- glass, metal airplane, Coca Cola metal drink ILLINOIS, Newton, Unbelievable 2-Day Miscellaneous Auction tique pie safe, 2-antique oak buffets w/hutch, chest, metal lunch pail, set of Titan Ware “ Rose OHIO, Columbus, Asian & Continental Collector’s Dream Auction 9am Shipshewana Auction antique oak pie safe, antique oak square table of Italy china, set of Noritake “Crestmont” china, Decorative & Fine Arts Auction Day 2 of 2 tel: (260) 768-4129 w/ball & claw feet, antique humidor/magazine Czechoslovakian china, Lenox “Beacon Hill” 10am Garths Auction tel: (740) 362-4771 stand, walnut marble-top chest, very decorative china, “Miramont” English china, Poppytrail OHIO, Urbana, Schrack Public Auction writing desk w/claw ft., 2-antique oak bowfront “Daisy” dishes, vintage marbles, cast-iron frying OHIO, Germantown, Coins, Gems, 10am Harley Jackson tel: (937) 246-4282 Wednesday, April 29 china cabinets, antique oak lowboy dresser, an- pans, corn stick pan, Pyrex bowls, old soda bot- Minerals, & Fossils Auction INDIANA, Shipshewana, Antique & tique oak washstand w/towel rack, antique burl tles, beautiful glass punch bowls, etched stem- 10am Charles Smith tel: (937) 855-6759 OKLAHOMA, Sapulpa, Auction Miscellaneous Auction walnut cylinder desk, vintage baby cradle, an- ware, Dietz lanterns, M.J. Hummel tea set, No Time Given Ball Auction 9am Shipshewana Auction tique oak high-back bed, antique oak pie safe, Beatrix Potter tea set, Wedgewood Peter Rab- OHIO, West Union, Lionel Train tel: (405) 258-1511 tel: (260) 768-4129 Collections ornate marble-top walnut buffet w/hutch, walnut bit tea set, Barbie tea set, old children’s books, 9:30am Herbert Erwin tel: (937) 544-8252 marble-top buffet with hutch & candle stands, German butter dish, Madame Alexander dolls, TENNESSEE, Johnson City, Ralph Van glass front showcase, 3 door glass front oak German fish dishes, cruet set in metal stand, Brocklin Estate Sunday, May 03 PENNSYLVANIA, Greencastle, February showcase, bookcase, Victorian étagère shelf, pottery pitchers, pair of cranberry lamps w/ 10:30am Kimball Sterling tel: (423) 928-1471 NEW JERSEY, Logan Twp, Auction Multi-Estate Online Auction 8:30am Lisa tel: (856) 467-4834 Empire sewing stand, set of 6 Henkle Harris prisms, Italian crystal glasses, German tea set, Day 2 of 2 dining chairs, Henkle Harris tea table, Henkle large set of Tiara glass, oak rooster head clock, TENNESSEE, Pulaski, Antiques, Harris candlestand, Williamsburg wall cabinet, brass fireplace skirt, marble pedestals, Maitland PENNSYLVANIA, State College, Hummel Collectibles & Barn Finds Wednesday, May 06 Henkle Harris barrel table, large round dining Smith bronze statue, vintage metal cracker & Auction 10am Chris McNatt tel: (256) 874-3786 INDIANA, Shipshewana, Antique & table w/claw feet, Duncan Phyfe dining table w/ peanut tins, pair of English Fenton mantle urns, 10am True Blue Auctions Miscellaneous Auction brass feet, Henkle Harris game table, walnut collection of Little books, German steins, En- VIRGINIA, Mt. Crawford, Winter 9am Shipshewana Auction hanging corner shelf, ornate wooden icebox glish Wedgwood pcs., Southern Railway metal Americana Auction TEXAS, Dallas, Americana & Political tel: (260) 768-4129 metal lined, game table w/Duncan Phyfe base. sign, brass bells, Echt Kobalt tea set, vintage tin 9:30am Jeffrey S Evans tel: (540) 434-3939 Auction Art Nouveau bronze statue J Causse, A. Barbie dolls by Mattel, vintage Brownie model No Time Given Heritage Auction Santini Italian statue, antique Mira mu- D camera, old Lionel crane and coal shoot, old Wednesday, May 13 tel: (877) 437-4824 sic box, P.J. Mene bronze statue, VICTOR metal Erector set in original box, hand-painted Day 1 of 2 Wednesday, March 04 INDIANA, Shipshewana, Antique & INDIANA, Shipshewana, Antique & Miscellaneous Auction PAILLARD ANGEL EWER, vintage Benson & blown cameo glass, Bavarian tea set, hand Miscellaneous Auction 9am Shipshewana Auction & Hedges cigar box metal lined, Austrian Por- blown, gilded pitcher & glass set, way too much Sunday, February 23 9am Shipshewana Auction tel: (260) 768-4129 tico clock circa early 1800’s, alabaster framed to list, must see in person to appreciate this col- ILLINOIS, Cambridge, Auction tel: (260) 768-4129 pictures in gold gilded frames, beautiful glass lection. 10am Stenzel Auction Service chandelier w/glass prisms, RCA Victor Gramo- AUCTION TERMS: Cash, Visa, MasterCard tel: (309) 937-1444 Friday, May 15 phone, Sterling candleholders, bronze cherub or Discover. NOT responsible for accidents. Thursday, March 05 CALIFORNIA, Santa Barbara, Antique lamp w/cameo glass shade, beautiful Noritake 13 % buyer’s premium on purchases paying ILLINOIS, Ottawa, Public Auction PENNSYLVANIA, Washington, Asian Art & Show & Sale dresser set, hand painted Nippon mustache cup with credit card. 10% buyer’s premium on 10:30am Mark Higdon tel: (815) 496-2587 Décor & Household Items Fri & Sat. 11am-6pm & Sun. 11am-4pm & brush, Camel back trunk, old wooden door, cash payments. All items sold “as is”. An- 10am Joe R Pyle tel: (304) 592-6000 CALM’s Antique Show tel: (805) 898-9715 metal floor lamps,2-old dress forms, old wood- nouncements at sale time take precedence INDIANA, Hanover, Primitives & Antiques Day 1 of 3 en box, vintage child’s metal wagon, old cotton over any printed materials. Auction Noon Dave Gray tel: (812) 592-0401 Friday, March 06 R. GILES MOSS AUCTION & REAL ESTATE OHIO, Neapolis, Real Estate & Contents Saturday, May 16 INDIANA, Richmond, Quality Large 2-Ring Auction CALIFORNIA, Santa Barbara, Antique *** NCAL #2036 *** NCAF #8171 SCAL #003870R Auction 10am Whalen Realty & Auction Show & Sale 704-782-5625 • website: www.gilesmossauction.com Noon Walther & Hawkins tel: (765) 855-0835 tel: (419) 875-6317 Day 2 of 3 February 17, 2020 WWW.ANTIQUEWEEK.COM Page 15 MILK BOTTLE AUCTION - PART 3 PUBLICPUBLIC AUCTIONAUCTION SATURDAY, FEB. 22nd – 9:30 AM SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 2020 - 10:30 A.M. IN THE PITSTICK PAVILION, 3401 N. STATE, RT. 23, 3½ MILES N. OF I-80 SUNDAY, FEB. 23rd - 10:30 AM OTTAWA, IL - EXIT MILE MARKER 90 LOCATION: FRATERNAL ORDER OF EAGLES, 331 BUTTERS AVE. PREVIEW FROM 8:30 A.M. ‘TIL AUCTION STARTS AT 10:30 A.M. COLDWATER, MI 49036 EXCELLENT AUCTION of Native American Art and Artifacts, Rock Crystals, Antiques, SATURDAY SCHEDULE: Lots 1542- 1874 Chinese Artifacts, Fishing Lures, Reels, Paintings, Prints, Etchings, Tin Photos, Tribal INCLUDING THE COUNTIES OF: Gratiot - Saginaw - Tuscola - Sanilac - Bay - Art, Knives, Swords, and other Collectibles from Several Estates: In Chinese; a Collection Oceana - Newago - Mescosta - Isabella - Midland - Huron - Mason - Lake - Osceola of Four to Six Thousand Year Old Jade and Bronze Items, In Native American: Stone - Clare - Gladwin - Manistee. Axes, Bannerstones, Birdstones, Celts, Discoidals, SUNDAY SCHEDULE: Lots 1875-2206 Stone Pipes, Pottery Pipes, Mississippian Pottery, Pre-Columbian Pottery, S.W. Pottery; Many Frames Including the counties of Wexford - Missaukee - Roscommon - Ogemaw - Iosco - of Arrowheads, Bird Points, Spear Points, Native Benzie - Grand Traverse - Kalkaska - Crawford - Lake Leelanau - Otsego - Oscoda American Baskets, Iroquois Masks, Beaded Items, - Montmorency - Alpena - Antrim - Charlevoix - Emmet - Cheboygan - Presque Isle Pipe Tomahawks, Leather Ghost Dance Doll, Bone - Gogebic - Ontonagon - Houghton - Kewenaw - Baraga - Iron - Alcona - Marquette - Breast Plate, Bowie Knives, Movie Prop Gun, Swords, Dickinson - Menominee - Alger - Delta - Schoolcraft - Luce - Mackinac - Chippewa. Oil Paintings, Charles Russell Etchings, Powder Live Auction Only • Pre-auction telephone bids accepted Flasks, Old African Wooden Tribal Figure, Old Paper Catalog may be found on our website • No buyer’s premium Advertising Items, Jugs, Crocks, Carved Wooden Not responsible for accidents or items after sold. Stool, Peace Medals, Eskimo Stone Carvings, Box Lot of Flint Celts and Many Things Too Numerous to List or Picture! HIGDON AUCTION SERVICES AUCTIONEERS: BART & MARK HIGDON PHONE (815) 496-2587 Sale Managers Mark & Tim Higdon TERMS: Cash. All new buyers must present a current bank letter of credit with a personal check. Not responsible for accidents and articles after item is sold. We Tell them You Saw Their Ad In are proud to bring you great auctions with NO BUYER’S PREMIUMS! Please call us when you would like to sell a few items or your entire collection! License No.: 441000407 and License No.: 441001612 AntiqueWeek More Pictures - http://www.auctionzip.com ID 29396

SCHRACK PUBLIC AUCTION Antiques/Collectibles & Guns QUALITY LARGE 2-RING AUCTION SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 29TH 2020, 10:00 AM SUN., FEB. 23rd, 12:00 NOON Champaign Co. Fairgrounds - 384 Park Ave. 861 Salisbury Rd. North URBANA, OH 43078 (Wayne County Fgds.-Kuhlman Center), GUNS & AMMO: CoBray Mac-11 pistol 9mm; Wal- target-375 rounds; 762x54-20 rounds; 350 mag-50 RICHMOND, IN ther PPK .380 pistol; Rossi M-51 22LR revolver; Trurus rounds; 45 auto-50 rounds & more. DIR.: From I-70 take exit 149A south 2 miles to N.W. “L” St. go TCP .380 pink pistol, NIB; North American Arms WASP ANTIQUE/COLLECTIBLES: Tell City Maple China west to Salisbury Rd. then left on Salisbury to Wayne County 22mag. pistol, NIB w/locking case; Ruger LCP .380 Cabinet; Primitive Pin Ball; ShowCase Cabinet; Tin Fairgrounds. pistol, NIB; Bersa Thunder .380 w/lazer & case, NIB; Child Kitchen Hutch; Metal Kitchen Cabinet; Prim- 1 of 4 Indiana 2007 Suzuki Boulevard Motorcycle C50 - (850) w/47,740 miles Chiappa M4-22 pistol, NIB; Diamondback .380 pis- itive Hay Sickles; Peterboro Baskets; Upholstered 2 of 4 Indiana Coverlets Coverlets tol, NIB; ATA-GSG 22ga. rifl e w/presentation box, Footstool; Spool Cabinet; Primitive Cradle; Gran- GUNS - BOW - KNIVES NIB; Glock 35 GEN4 .40 pistol NIB; New Haven 495B iteware; 8 Foot Wall Quilt Rack; Cherry Drop Front Rossi single barrel Shotgun made in Brazil, M202434 on stock w/(2) interchange- 12ga. shotgun; Stevens FM585 12ga. single shot; Dresser; Granite Top Side Table; Cherry Drop Pull able barrels; Mossberg 500A 12 ga., North Haven Conn.; Winchester Model 70, JC Higgins 410 shot gun; Russian M44 762x54 rifl e; Dresser; Oak Carved Pull Dresser; Pine Wall Display 30-06 #62162172 w/Barskia scope; Mossberg 930 12 ga. AF0019925; M-1 Car- Knight LK-93 50cal. black powder rifl e w/scope; Cabinet; Caswell Cedar Chest; Large Selection of bine w/bayonet; Mossberg 500A w/scope; Taurus Millennium G2 9mm; American Ruger mini 14 .223 rifl e, NIB; Westen Field M550AD Framed Prints; GE Metal Tabletop Turquoise Fan; Classis BB Pistol; Umarex semi-auto BB Air Pistol; Kronicle Compound Cross Bow; 12ga. shotgun; Kel-Tec P3AT .380 pistol w/custom Remington Typewriter in original case; Primitive Stor- KNIVES: Case, Old Timer, Schrade and others. holster, NIB; Walther P22 pistol .22, NIB; EEA Str-Arms age Trunk; Primitive Tools & Wool Winder; Vintage 1 of 35 Hand Woven Rugs GUITARS - AMPS K2 9mm pistol, NIB; Taurus PT 745 semi-auto 45 pistol; Telephone Coffee Table; Cherry Dining Table; Wal- Old Harmony Arch Top, 5-holes; Vintage Danelectro Bass; Squier Jaguar Bass by Fender; Vintage Famous Acoustic made in Germany; Savannah 5-string Banjo; EAA P-40 pistol .40, NIB; Ruger LCPS 9mm pistol, NIB; nut Drop Table w/extra leaves & protective pads; Snare Drum; Fender Bass Amp; Samick Amp. Glock 35 GEN4 .40 pistol, NIB; SAR Arms K2 9mm many Vintage Hubcaps; Chalk Painted Dresser w/ INDIANA ART pistol, NIB; Ruger LCP Custom 9mm pistol, NIB; FNS- Mirror; Tiger Maple Dresser w/Mirror, Bookcases; 2 Including works by JL Smith; Ray Needham; Opal Murphy; Albert Seaford; V. Adkins; 40 pistol .40, NIB; EAA SAR-B6 9mm pistol, NIB; SAR Large Barrister Bookcases; Oak Drop Front Secre- B.L. Bond Sketch; C. Cox Water Color and others; misc. Prints and Paintings. Arms K2 9mm pistol, NIB; Marlin 1895 45/70 rifl e, NIB; tary; Walnut Glass Front/Side China Cabinet; Dome ITEMS OF INTEREST Keystone Davey Crickett Youth .22 w/pink bag & Top Trunk w/Ornate Banding; Brass Side Table; Half (4) Indiana Coverlets-1848 Samuel Graham; 1869 J. Klein; 1839 W. Craig; William scope, NIB; Keystone 300 .22 rifl e, NIB; Kel-Tec KSG moon Lift Top Card Table; Federal Bird Cage Tilt Top Hicks; Coverlet Books; (35) Hand Woven Oriental Rugs & Persian Rugs; Misc. Coins 12ga. shotgun, NIB; Arms Corp. 30 12ga. shotgun; Table; Chinese Enamel Painted Dresser; (2) Excep- Mule Chest including (8) Gold Coins ($1 to $10); Fine & Costume Jewelry; Cox’s Supermarket Remington 1100 20ga. shotgun Black; Spesco 151 tional Antique Victorian Walnut Dressers Step-Down Slag Glass Light Fixture; SIGNS: Wayne Dairy Milk Carton, Elbow Room, Shute 12ga. single shot; Remington 870 Express Magnum Center Carved Drawer Pulls & Full Length Mirrors; Concrete, Belden, & A.W. Korbel Real Estate Broker; Lg. Set Of Steiff Sterling Flat- 12ga. shotgun; Remington 7400 rifl e .270; Stevens Royal Dux Figurine Boy w/Dog; Royal Dux Figure ware; Sterling Candelabras & Spoons; Nickel Silver Candlesticks; Postcards; Rich- 38B 410 shotgun; H&R 088 single shot 12ga. shotgun; Setter Dog w/Duck; Antique Cherry Dresser w/ mond Book; Railroad Locks; Sheet Music; Hankies; DeLaval Tin Adv. Cows & Calf’s; Henry Eagle Scout 22 rifl e, VERY NICE, NIB; Henry Rounded Drawer Fronts; Wingback Chair/Matching Paper Mache Santas & Witch Sitting on Pumpkin; Nodder Match Holder; early Brass Scout 22 Magnum rifl e w/octagon barrel, NIB; H&R Ottoman; Gone with the Wind Rose Lamp; Pair of Ice-Cream Scoops; Iron Mammy Bank; Union Soldier & Child on Rocking Horse SB2-708 7mm rifl e, New; Mossberg 464 rifl e 22LR, NIB; Gold Wall Sconces; Tapestry Upholstered French Tintypes; Oshkosh Time Book; R.R. Ornaments; Image of (2) headed Calf; Civil War Taurus Curve .380 auto, Black Oxide pistol, New; Provincial Side Chairs; Large Selection of Crocks; Papers; WWI Photo of Black Soldier; Nazi Flags; Sword marked Germany; Fishing American Tactical 410 shotgun w/wood engraved, White Seller/hoosier type Kitchen cabinet; Walnut Goods; (200)+ NASCAR Collector Cars; #3 & #8 Jackets; (2) Janome Sewing Ma- chines; Lots of Fabrics & Thread. NIB; Henry Golden Boy H004V 17HMR, New; Volun- Step-Back Cabinet w/Spoon Carving; Walnut Full- Pair of Windsor Chairs GLASSWARE & CHINA teer Commando Mark III 45 rifl e; Henry lever action Size Bed; Early Oil Cans; Pyrex Mixing Bowls/Baking OUTSTANDING HIGH QUALITY ANTIQUE & MODERN FURNTIURE 30-30 rifl e, Steel All-Weather, NIB; Daisy lever 650 BB Casseroles; Early Lead Glass Windows Various Sizes; Painted Mule Chest; Pine Slant-top Desk; Mammies Rocker; (3) early Cherry1-dwr. gun pink; Daisy 880 BB gun; Rossi Rio-Grande 30-30 Harness Vice; Lots of Primitives-wood, tin, brass & Nightstands; Chippendale Style-Tiger Maple Highboy, Desk, Table & Chairs, 2-dwr. rifl e, NIB; Cobra Derringer 9mm pistol, new; Cobra copper; Sellers Jars; Crock & Yellow ware mixing Stand w/inlaid Work, Mah. Desk, Inlaid Sideboard by Virginia Galleries, Wing Chairs, Derringer 22mag pistol, new; Mossberg 500 pump bowls; Lots of Pfaltzgraff Yorktown; Tea Leaf Iron- Revolving Bookshelf, Flatware Chest & Dressing Table; Wing Chairs; Camelback 20ga., NIB; (2)Heritage Rough Rider 22ga. revolver, stone; Rosenthal; Fenton; Fostoria & other Fine Chi- Sofa; Hepplewhite Style Sideboard; Outstanding Lamps; Vict. Bed; early Worktable; NIB; Kel-Tec P-11 auto 9mm, NIB; Daisy Grizzly Camo na/Glassware; Vintage Beer Signs; Butane Lighters; Marble-top Vict. Stand; Mah. Bombae Chest; Pine Chippendale Chest of Drawers by BB gun, New; Daisy lever carbine pink BB gun; (4) Primitive wash tubs, milk cans & tubs; C7 Corvette Thomasville; Wicker Sofa Table; Pine Poster Bed; Pine Wardrobe; Cherry Lo-Boy & Daisy & Crossman BB gun various ages; AMMO to Wheels(like new); 2 sided Pepsi Metal sign; Antique 3-dwr. Chest; Modern Shaker Style Stand; Pr. painted Comeback Windsor’s Chairs Include: 762x39-160 rounds; 7mm Remington-20 Hobby Horse; 30+ pictures & frames. Sideboard by Nichols & Stone; Washstand w/towel bar; Wicker Rocker; Wire Fernery; Pine rounds; 223 & BT-60 rounds; 40 cal.-300 rounds; 22LR Hutch Table; Chaise Lounge; Franklin Place Chippendale 2-dr. Chest; Burl Game Table by Hehman. OWNERS: EARL & HOLLY SCHRACK Boat Motors - Mercury Hurricane Super 10 Model KG-7; Neptune - Power & NOTE: We will begin the auction at 10am with a nice selection of antiques/collectibles. Guns & Ammo will Hand Tools Including Some Craftsman - Werner Alum. Ext. Ladder. sell at 1pm, FFL paperwork will be required of guns purchased. Heated & restroom indoor facility. As always NO buyer’s premium, absentee bids accepted. VIEW WEBSITE FOR COMPLETE DETAILED LISTING & OVER (500)+ PHOTOS! Cash, Check & Credit Card w/convenience fee. Food by Farmers Daughter. 2 of 8 Gold Coins OWNER: Rosalie Glazer Estate and Others 937-246-4282 AUCTIONEERS: HARLEY & HAL JACKSON, CRAIG THOMAS www.waltherandhawkins.com Licensed by Ohio Dept. of Agriculture 765-855-0835 Walther and Hawkins Auctioneers AC31000162 ATTENTION AUCTIONEERS! Did you have outstanding results from your last auction? Call 800-876-5133 ext. 133 or email [email protected] Page 16 WWW.ANTIQUEWEEK.COM February 17, 2020 naut, the figures were “sculpted in Norman Rockwell lithograph of Parks magazine where the painting appeared Parks their likenesses of their real-life coun- as a young girl, signed by Rockwell and in print, but it also featured a piece of From Page 2 terparts,” with the Parks Barbie sport- Parks. The auction included some less- Rockwell’s actual pipe. Quite the boun- ing familiar looking glasses and wear- er items, such as The Rosa Parks Story ty for a Parks fan with a penchant for tired I was, was tired of giving in.” ing a floral dress under a wool coat. (2002) on DVD and the copy of LOOK Norman Rockwell paintings. The bus driver called the police, and The doll is still available via Barbie. a short time later two officers com for $30.99, but some have approached the stopped bus, boarded, exchanged hands on eBay for as much spoke to the driver, and placed Parks as $45. in custody, charging her with violation A quick search of completed eBay of Chapter 6, Section 11 of the auctions also turned up the following Montgomery City Code. She was taken sales: a signed photo of Parks having to police headquarters and released her finger prints taken at the city jail, later that night on bail. On Dec. 5, $550; a signed, first-edition copy of her Parks was found guilty of violating seg- 1994 book, Quiet Strength, $500; a regation laws, given a suspended sen- pencil drawing of Parks by Burton tence, and fined $10. Plus, she had to Silverman, $436; a signed, first-edition pay $4 in court costs. copy of her 1997 book, Dear Mrs. Parks: Parks’ act of defiance launched the A Dialogue with Today’s Youth, Montgomery Bus Boycott and the $399.95; a watercolor painting of Parks nationwide efforts to end racial segre- signed by artist Christopher Eliopoulos, gation of public facilities. Her heroism $257; a Parks Black Americana cookie has also given her widespread fame, jar, $199.99; a 1995 Sarah’s Attic figu- including among collectors. rine of Parks sitting on a bus seat, In 2019, Mattel produced a Rosa $89.99; and a 1987 check signed by Parks Barbie doll for Women’s Equality Rosa L. Parks to the Michigan Day. Released alongside a doll for Sally Consolidated Gas Company, $69. 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Above: A signed copy of Dear Mrs. Parks: A Dialogue with Today’s Youth sold on eBay recently for $399.95.

To AUCTION Inquire SAT., FEB. 22, 9:30 AM About Amish Community Building Advertising 3760 Wheat Ridge Road JOSEPH IRVIN AUCTION WEST UNION, OHIO In Saturday, February 22, 2020 @ 10:00 AM AntiqueWeek Ashland Co. Fairgrounds - Ashland, OH 44805 Selling a large Lionel Trains Collection, Cars w/Original Boxes, Call: www.trothauctions.com Locomotives, Transformers, Track & 1-800-876-5133 This is a VERY small listing . . . Early barrister’s wig; Decorated stoneware; Lots of Accessories. Also selling a Art glass; “THE GEM roller organ”; Tobacco cutter; DuPont Dynamite blasting selection of Collectible Toys. And Ask machine; Early bleeders; Early kitchen devices & utensils; Early scientific instruments; Baskets; Unusual items; CI bank collection & toys; Primitive wood- Watch www.auctionzip website To Speak enware; Document boxes; Brass & forged iron items; National cash register; ID # 4988 for updates & pictures. Sleigh/hand bells; 1800’s children’s items; Sampler; Lithographs; Ephemera; With A SEVERAL early lighting devices; Textiles; Good showcase smalls; Old hard- TERMS: CASH, GOOD CHECK ware; Blacksmith forging tools; LG. AMOUNT of early wooden & metal tools; with PROPER ID. Customer PRIMITIVE FURNITURE w/grain painted blanket chests, early tool chests & much more . . . GOOD BOX LOTS!! TERMS: Items sold “AS IS – WHERE AUCTIONEER: HERBERT ERWIN Service IS” with no warranties expressed, implied or guaranteed. 7% state 937-544-8252 sales tax will apply, 4% charge on credit cards. Proxibid will have a 15% Representative Buyer’s premium on online purchases. Pick-up & shipping of online Apprentice Auctioneer: items must be arranged with the Auction Company. Bradley Erwin BELONGINGS OF THE IRVIN FAMILY TRUST - Margo Broehl, Trustee Conducted by TROTH AUCTIONEERING 419.289.1955 TTADG A T ACT Auctioneers: H. Britton Troth, Hillard Clark JOYCE L. DOTSON ESTATE Al Chenevey, Dannie Gingerich & The Buddy Barton ATDA BA , : A 2018 CADILLAC XT5 * HIGH END HOME FUNISHINGS * GLASSWARE * ANTIQUES LOCATION: Auction to be held in Floral Hall at the Shelby County Fairgrounds, 1513 Midland Trail, HB, 2018 Cadillac XT5 Luxury with 11,720 miles, serial #1GYKNDRS2JZ102042, PRIMITIVES & loaded, excellent condition. ANTIQUES, FURNITURE: Dining room table lamp with globe and prisms, large crystal lamp ANTIQUES AUCTION and chairs, china cabinet, hutch, large walnut with etched globe and prisms, several other knockdown wardrobe, barrister bookcases, oak quality table and fl oor lamps, Fostoria pieces, SUNDAY, FEB. 23RD, 12:00 PM bowfront china cabinet, corner curio cabinet, Gorham sterling silver fl atware, paperweights, highboy chest, Lea bedroom furniture including quilts, bedspreads, doilies, and other linens, 32 chest, vanity, and nightstand, cherry four drawer and 42 inch fl at screen TVs, painted plates, china, Hanover Auction Center chest, child’s roll top desk, cherry nightstands lots of crystal pieces, large Globe-Wernicke fl oor 599 WEST LAGRANGE ROAD, HANOVER, IN 47243 with glass tops, leather love seat, cannonball bed, safe, Cincinnati, with combination, vintage baby slant front desk, Fairfi eld matching wing-back shoes, Oneida plated fl atware, framed Paul ANOTHER LAST-SUNDAY-OF-THE-MONTH PRIMITIVE & ANTIQUE AUCTION chairs, cherry bed, jewelry chests and boxes, Sawyier prints, other prints, pictures, and artwork, 5 white upholstered sofa, canopy rope style bed, plated serving pieces, lots of quality costume 0+pcs of furniture; Harvest tables; Cupboards; Dry sinks; Worktables; Store counter; corner whatnot shelf, quilt rack, marble-top tables jewelry, ornate wood Sessions mantel clock, Benches; more. Bayless & McCarthey 1 gal.jar; F.W. Pfortner jug; other stoneware; and chests, two cherry drop-leaf two-drawer end fl oor and area rugs, Rayo brass electric lamp with Steam whistle; Cheese keeper; Rare key wind fi replace spit; Numerous early fi replace tables and more. painted globe, cuckoo clock, blue upholstered access.; Brass grain tester; Rare paint grinder; Scrub boxes; Wooden buckets; Barrel GLASSWARE, HOUSEHOLD, ETC: Cut glass recliners, many more miscellaneous items. churns; Signs; AMI jukebox; Baskets; Rayo Lantern box & others; Neons; Adv. clocks; TERMS: 10% Buyer’s Premium added to all bids to determine the fi nal sale price. All items to be paid and removed the day of the auction. We accept cash, good checks, and major Coins; Jewel Tea; McCoy; Weller; Graniteware; Large variety of rare hard-to-fi nd credit cards. 3% convenience fee for credit card. 6% sales tax when applicable. small primitives; Much,much more. WOW!!! NOTE: Cadillac will sell at 12 noon followed by several cataloged items available for simulcast Check out all the pics on auctionzip.com • Never a buyer’s premium. bidding. Viewing will be Friday from 11 AM to 4 PM. Cash, check or credit card. Warm building. For additional information, pictures and simulcast bidding visit www.hbarrysmith.com Food served. AUCTIONEERS: JIMMY WILLARD, Dave Gray Auctions & Appraisals SHAWN WILLARD & H. BARRY SMITH IN #AU19400107 KY#RP7281 SHELBYVILLE, KY 812-592 0401 502-633-2746 • FAX 502-633-3431 February 17, 2020 WWW.ANTIQUEWEEK.COM Page 17

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11 Jewelry - 30 Antiques 59 Notices Watches - Fobs Architectural Antiques of “Vendors”Free booth space Indianapolis - Buy - Sell Fireplace available at our annual Antique Fine RailRoad pocket watches, Mantels, Light Fixtures, Leaded Advertising Specialty Show on vintage wrist watches & Cherokee Tragedy, The Story of the Ridge during the Napoleonic War, illus., 4to, 191pp, Wars, the author served under General Windows, Decorative Hardware, March 21st, 2020, located at hard-to-find parts, buy & sell. the Indiana State Fairgrounds, Family & of the Decimation of a People, vg/vg, $14.00 The Nagle Journal, Crook and was intimate with Geronimo, illus., Doors, and Much More! Open st www.WatchesByHourMinSec.com, Indianapolis. This is one of the T. Wilkins, 1970, 1 printing, Trail of Tears, Diary of the Life of J. Nagle, sailor, from 1775- 380pp, teg, vg, $30.00 Zebulon Monday-Saturday 10am-5pm or by st 636-352-3128 largest markets for only 40+ well-documented, illustrated, octavo, 398pp, 1841, ed. J. Dunn, 1988, now 1 published, Pike (1779-1814), The Life and Times of appointment. Colonial Antiques, year old advertising in the world. vg/vg, $24.00 Twenty Thousand American Revolution, highly illus., quarto, an Adventurer, J. Terrell, 1968, 2cd printing, 5000 W 96th St., Indianapolis, IN Signs, Displays, Clocks, and Leagues Under the Sea, Jules Verne, 1977 402pp, vg/vg, $14.00 George Pike explored the Southwest, named Pike’s Collector’s Edition by Easton Press of 1870 Caledonia, 83 Centre Lane, Milton, MA Peak, etc., map, 248pp, vg/g+, $18.00 46268 317-873-2727 all other forms of Advertising. www.AntiqueArchitectural.com ed., full-leather binding, aeg, illustrated, 02186. 617-696-0931/ Owner’s bookplates/ Rag Tag & Bobtail, The Story of the 15 Furniture For Info: IAAshow.comContact: quarto, 325pp, vg, $20.00 The inscriptions not mentioned. CWO, PPD, Continental Army, 1775-83, Lynn Montrose, [email protected] Red Badge of Courage, Stephen Crane, SASE for check return. MA res. Add 6.25% 1952, 1st ed., American Revolution, well 1980 Collector’s edition by Easton Press tax. illus., many maps, 519pp, g+/g+, $18.00 1920’s African Walnut Gum Veneered of 1894 ed., full-leather binding aeg, My Experiences in the (U.S.) West, John 3 piece, full size, bedroom suite with 45 Miscellaneous illustrated, quarto, 170pp, $19.00 The Collins (1839-1910), 1979 blue Lakeside mattress & box springs included. Battle of April 19, 1775 in Lexington, Blood and Thunder, An Epic of the West, Classic of 1904 ed., experiences in the West Mattress has been protected at all Concord, Lincoln, Arlington, Somerville, Hampton Sides, 2006, 1st ed., Phil Kearney, 1860-80, fur trade, hunting, trading, etc., teg, Illinois Lottery Tickets! 800 “MINT” st times. Suite used in guest room. & Charlestown, F. W. Coburn, 1902, 1 , John Fremont, Kit Carson, the Navahos, 280pp, vg, $13.00 Buckskin (which are un-scratched tickets) definitive look at Rev. war battle, illus./maps, opening of the Far West, illus., 455pp, map & Blanket Days, Memoirs of a Friend of Pictures upon request, $900, from the Illinois Lottery (Late 1900s) Classified Word Ads 171pp, g++, $19.00 The March to eps, vg/vg, $14.00 General the Indians, T. Tibbs, 1985 Lakeside Classic 317-326-2643 and 300+ that have been scratched. the Sea and Beyond, Sherman’s Troops in Sullivan, New Hampshire Patriot, Vol. 1, of 1905 ed., 1870s with Ponca Indians in st ______260-849-4123 (see article 7/9/18 of the Savannah and Carolinas Campaigns, J. Frank McKone, 1977, 1 ed., all published, Dakota Territory, illus., teg, 506pp, vg, $14.00 Glattner, 1985, 1st, Civil War, illus., 315pp, cover his career to 1776, with amazing detail, A Frontier Doctor, H. Hoyt, 1979 Lakeside AntiqueWeek) 7 pt. type - 27¢ vg/vg, $14.00 Boston (MA), American Revolution, illus., 434pp, scarce, Classic of 1929 ed., covers 1877-98 in the Victorian Cabinet w/glovebox, ______The Place & The People, M. A. De Wolfe vg/g, $20.00 Harper’s New Monthly U.S. West, Billy the Kid, Vigilantes, hunting marble, & mirror, solid walnut, in good Howe, 1903, 1st, a study of the people who Magazine, #7, June-Nov. 1853, plague in for gold, etc., illus., teg, 561pp, vg, $14.00 made Boston from its founding, illus., 397pp, New Orleans, Lake George, Kit Carson, the George Caledonia, 83 Centre Lane, condition, $325 obo, 812-372-9149 SELL-OUT 7 pt. bold type - 32¢ g, $19.00 Escape from the French, Susquehanna, cannibals, etc., 864pp, highly Milton, MA 02186. 617-696-0931/ Owner’s Due to age and health, long Capt. Hawson’s Narrative 1803-09, ed. D. illus., ¾ leather, g, $20.00 The bookplates/inscriptions not mentioned. time collectors of Antiques & Brett-James, 1981 1st publication of British Truth About Geronimo, Britton Davis, 1951 CWO, PPD, SASE for check return. MA 20 Musical Collectibles, 15,000 items, bargain sailor’s experiences in prison and escape red Lakeside Classic of 1929 ed., Apache res. Add 6.25% tax. priced! 276-694-5279 8 pt. type - 37¢

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Fran left her dress-making business to work from home painting everyday items with oil paints. In 1939 she purchased 12 dozen tin trash cans for $30 and hand painted them. She went around to local department stores and sold them all. Her art became very much in demand. She changed her medium from tin to glass because tin was harder to get during World War II and Gay Fad Studios was born. Fran purchased her glassware from Hazel Left and Above: While Gay Fad was mentioned in How to Make Money from Home, the Atlas Glass, Federal Glass and Anchor book (excerpted above) made no mention of the name of the owner. Hocking. Since her suppliers were in Ohio she moved her business to Lancaster, Ohio, in 1945 to be closer to them. A 1947 magazine article featuring a piece of her work started her climb to one of the premiere makers of fine glassware for your home. The allure to her work was all the pieces were hand painted. Fran designed her own production facility in such a way so each $275 in 2007. The price is more reflective piece could be hand painted but also of the Fire King’s set’s scarcity than the mass produced. Gay Fad design. This is a hard to find She accomplished this in a very simple complete set of the Gay Fad “fruits” yet genius way. She had her artists sit Splash proof bowls by Fire King. around large tables that had large Eight tumblers featuring the Rich Man/ moving tops like a lazy Susan. Each Poor Man poem sold for $190 in 2014. artist was in charge of painting one color Another popular Gay Fad design is of paint. The tumblers would have a Atomic Starburst. A juice pitcher with stencil on them much like tattoo artists six glass tumblers in this design sold for use today. Each person would paint their $170 in 2012. color then they would turn the table to A set of eight glasses with Currier and paint the next one. Taylor went from Ives design sold for $26 in 2012; while a painting and selling 12 dozens waste set of 14 tumblers in the Dicken’s design cans to owning and running one of the reached $33 in 2018. A Blue Leaf pitcher Above: The logo for Gay Fad features a G with backward F. most prestigious glassware and and four glasses reached $45 in 2014. decorating companies in the country. There are more than 1,000 Gay Fad designs including fruit, flowers, animals and even cartoon characters. One of her well known tumbler sets is the cartoon characters inspired by the poem: Rich Man, Poor Man Beggar Man, Thief, Doctor, Lawyer, (or “Merchant”) Indian Chief. These frosted tumblers are from the Federal Glass Company and were hand painted with characters from the poem. They were made in 1952 and are an exquisite example of her work. The bright red, black and white paint gives each tumbler its own personality. They are a great example of the quality of work she expected and her skill as an artist. Pieces from the Gay Fad Studio are marked with an uppercase G and a backward F in a color matching the designs. Gay Fad Studio opened in Lancaster, Ohio, in 1945 and closed in 1962. Fran continued to use the best artists and materials until the end always wanting her pieces to be known for quality in glassware and home decor. Fran Taylor was an innovative business woman ahead of her time. While most women of her generation did not work outside the home she quit a successful business to follow her passion from home. It may have started out a home based business but it turned into a successful company giving Fran a lucrative career spanning decades. Gay Fad pieces are still quite collectible today. For the most part, prices for Gay Fad painted glassware are inexpensive. However, if the painting is done on glassware that is also highly sought by collectors, then the prices go up. Worthpoint.com had several listings for Gay Fad pieces including A set of 12 glasses (tumblers and cocktail glasses) as well as a cocktail shaker. The set was painted in the Chief Lahocla pattern. Note that Lahocla is “alcohol” spelled backward. The set sold in 2012 for $279. A set of four Fire King Splash proof Above: The Lawyer and the Indian Chief are featured from the Poor Man/Rich Man set. bowls with Gay Fad fruit designs sold for Page 20 WWW.ANTIQUEWEEK.COM February 17, 2020

An Invitation to Consign to Our Antiques & Fine Art Auction | May 2, 2020 This auction will feature a selection of Tiffany Studios and Favrile glass lamps and art glass. Additionally, this sale will include fine furniture, decorative arts, paintings, silver, porcelains, bronze and marble statuary, fine clocks and jewelry.

Tiffany Studios “Oriental Poppy” Chandelier Antiques, Clocks & Estate Auction | Saturday, March 7, 2020 at 11 AM This auction will feature 350 lots of antiques & fine art, including Victorian, figural carved, & Mid-Century furniture, 19th & 20th century lighting, large clock collection, gold & diamond jewelry, porcelains, fine silver, 19th & 20th Century paintings, Black Forest items, art glass & cameo glass, Asian & Russian items, bronze & marble statuary, weathervanes, country store & advertising items, music boxes, jukeboxes & victrolas, violins, duck decoys, antique toys & slot machines, plus related accessories. Previews: Friday 10 AM - 5 PM | Saturday 9 AM - 11 AM

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Vol. 52. Issue No. 2629 www.antiqueweek.com February 17, 2020 Taxco silver will shine at Moran in March MONROVIA, Calif. — When Cindy Tietze married Stuart Hodosh they, like many couples, looked for a hobby they could pursue together. That hobby would lead to amassing one of the best collections of Mexican silver in private hands. Rare and wonderful works from Taxco-based masters William Spratling, Antonio Pineda, Los Castillo, and more of Mexico’s most important artisans will be represented at auction March 1. The auction will include nearly all the pieces from the landmark Fowler Museum exhibition Silver Seduction. Moran’s is proud to bring this extraor- dinary collection to market. Antonio Pineda was one of the most unique voices to emerge during the golden age of the Mexican silver renaissance and his jewelry and housewares are well represented in the sale. A personal friend of Cindy and Stuart, some of the best examples of Pineda’s Modernist aesthetic can be found in the auction. A stunning and rare pair of columnar candlesticks are believed to be one of only three pairs in existence and come to the block with an $8,000-10,000 estimate. Nearly all the examples at the auction from Pineda were featured in the exhibition catalog for Silver Seduction. No auction of Mexican silver could be complete without the father of the Mexican silver renaissance, William Spratling. The American from New Orleans fell in love with Taxco and on the advice from friend Diego Rivera as well as the former American ambassador from Mexico, he set about establishing a silver industry in Mexico that would directly benefit the local economy. A stunning “Buttons & Bows” tea and coffee service with its gorgeous proportions and imitable design was made during the brief period Spratling designed for Conquistador and is sure to bring $1,500-2,000 at auction. Just before Spratling began his silver business, a monumental dis- Above: A William Spratling for Conquistador “Buttons & Bows” sterling silver tea service, estimated at $1,500-2,000 covery of Tomb 7 at Monte Alban, a Pre-Columbian complex, took Mexico by storm. A wealth of metalwork from the goldsmiths of the era, the Mixtec, were unearthed and their influence would have a profound impact on Spratling’s designs. A gorgeous gold necklace centering a Pre- Columbian inspired jade carving comes to the block with a $8,000-12,000 estimate. For those with a taste for the American West, Moran’s has grand plans for its March 15 Art of the American West auction. It will be filled with fresh to market pieces from local collections including textiles, jewelry, and basketry from the Hodosh collection. Contact: (626) 793-1833, Left: A William Spratling 18k gem-set necklace is estimated to sell for $8,000-12,000 www.johnmoran.com Tiny porcelain dish made bold statement at $9,000 By Susan Emerson Nutter

BEVERLY, Mass. — Chinese pieces stole the show over the course of a two-day Kaminski Auction in late 2019. A rare Chinese Ru-type porcelain dish exquisitely potted with lobed sides supported on a short foot that rose to a slightly tapering mouth was bid to $9,000 against an $800 to $1,200 estimate. Other attractive attributes of this dish was its overall subtly crackled unctuous glaze having a soft, greyish-blue tone which then thinned at the rim revealing the ashen body underneath. This bowl was just 6 inches in diameter, but made quite a statement. A Chines Ru-type porcelain planter was also finely potted with rounded sides rising from a base raised on four ruyi- shaped feet. It sold for $4,500 almost twice its high estimate. The planter was enveloped in a caesious colored glaze with it again thinning along the rim to reveal a purplish color. This planter was 9 inches long. Another wonderful piece was a Chinese Doucai Yuhuchun vase featuring a well-potted body finely painted with the “Three Friends of Winter’; these being prunus, pine, and bamboo. A bid of $6,000 was needed to take this beauty home.

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Right: Wearing a slightly crackled unctuous greyish-blue glaze, this Chinese Ru-type porcelain dish was bid to $9,000.

Below Left: This 37 by 37 inch oil on canvas abstract by Thomas Joseph, titled “Keeper” realized $7,500. Below Right: Having rounded sides rising from a base raised on four ruyi-shaped feet, this Chinese Ru-type porcelain planter was 9 inches long and sold for $4,500. Page 2 – National Section WWW.ANTIQUEWEEK.COM February 17, 2020 www.auctionauction.com RALPH VAN BROCKLIN ESTATE Bottles - Post & Trade Cards - Mini Jugs And Other Advertising SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 29TH, 2020, 10:30 AM EASTERN 125 West Market Street • JOHNSON CITY, TENNESSEE 37604

So much more than you see here. You owe it to yourself to attend as we all did years ago. Remember the surprises you would find? The sale will include Rare Addington Pottery crock, porcelain Pepper, KY whiskey sign, local Tennes- see and adjacent states bottles and areas throughout the country, trade and postcards, advertising, openers and much more. Store ledgers, City directories, over 100 early advertising shot glasses, crocks, advertising pamphlets, mini jugs and more. This will be an uncatalogued sale. Be here for the surprises. Over 500 bottles. Cash or check 10% buyer’s fee. Preview 8:30 Morning of the auction

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Addington Michigan Bar Signed Crock February 17, 2020 WWW.ANTIQUEWEEK.COM National Section – Page 3 Bidding was full steam at Soülis’ transportation auction By William Flood

LONE JACK, Mo. — Soülis Auctions conducted what they termed a historically significant railroadi- ana auction featuring relics from the golden era of rail travel. It was indeed noteworthy, with high-grade train and railroad company artifacts along with other transportation collectibles spanning from 1865 to 1950. Right at the outset, bidding was impressive even though the lots related to air travel rather than train travel. Lot 1, a travel agent desk model of a Northeast Airlines piston-powered Douglas DC-6B, circa Above: Dozens of signs, like this drumhead 1950, sold for $2,000. Two other Santa Fe sign sold for four and five figures. desktop airline models sold just as Railroad signs led the auction both impressively. A mid-20th-century in terms of quantity and price. A American Airlines Lockheed Electra 37-inch porcelain sign for B&O over- Flagship flew past bidding estimates alls, featuring a railroad worker car- of $200-$300 to grab $2,400; and, a rying an oiler, graded 9 plus, sold for Above: This pair of Pullman lounges would look great in a train-themed mancave or base- Seaboard & Western Airlines Super $23,000 against pre-bid estimates of ment. They sold for $475. Constellation picked up $1,700. $3,000-$5,000. Next came a stream- Railroad, also in very good original line sold for the price of a modern lined backlit aluminum sign for New condition, with two-tier brushed recliner at $800. A pair of York Central’s 20th Century Limited stainless steel trays, drink holders, Pennsylvania Railroad lounge chairs crafted by industrial designer Henry and nickel-plated base came close at went for $475. Dreyfuss who designed everything $2,200. And, a winning bid of $1,800 A streamline-style aluminum chair from fountain pens to rail cars. That got a 1930s Pullman club car receiv- from Pullman’s Clover Bluff car, in piece went for $19,000. A 28-inch er on a three-rod stand. Six others very good condition, still possessing original Santa Fe Super Chief drum- from rail lines like Burlington and its original red leather covering went head lighted sign in very good condi- New Haven sold anywhere from for $600. tion reached $18,000. Three addi- $250-$1,800. Wood pieces included an oak roll- tional signs sold for five-figures and Railroad lamps of all types also front ticketing cabinet, circa 1880, in about four dozen more reached sold well. A very rare intact set that good exterior shape but lacking its four-figure sums. included the headlight, 1938 build- original interior elements went for a Beautiful Art Deco style was er’s plate, and number board from relative bargain at $800 while a reflected in several floor-standing, New York Central locomotive num- 19th-century cast-iron and wood ash receivers. A chrome two-tier ber 5449, which saw service as part depot bench with Chicago and North Central of Georgia Railroad lounge of the 20th Century Limited, brought Western Railroad logos, graded in car model with drink holders, in very a walloping $17,000. An 1855 loco- very good condition sold below esti- good original condition, sold for motive lamp case with an internal mates at $700. $2,600 against original estimates of burner, nickel-plated interior, and Nautical transportation artifacts $400-600. One from the Northwestern bowl-shaped reflector sold for $3,200 were also represented. A brass ship’s Left: Despite missing it’s original interior, this despite a missing trim piece on the engine order telegraph signed Cory oak ticketing cabinet would make a fine base. A Mars Pyle-National steam & Son sold for nearly 10-times esti- piece of home décor selling for $800. locomotive sealed beam headlight mates at $2,200. A brass and mahog- attributed to the Baltimore and Ohio any Lionel ship’s binnacle grabbed Railroad, with typical wear and $900. And, a 19th-century oak ship’s Below: Air and sea artifacts, like this World effects of age sold for $2,800. wheel with brass fittings, a red iron War II aviator’s helmet and goggles added Porter’s step boxes are somewhat hub and eight turned oak spokes was additional interest to this significant auction. These sold for $140. unusual finds even at railroad shows purchased for just $475. and auctions — yet, this auction fea- In addition to the aircraft models tured 11 of them. A good condition mentioned, collectors had several Denver and Rio Grande Western rail and ship models to pursue. A Railroad stepstool with embossed brass “O” scale Pennsylvania lettering sold for $3,000. A $1,000 Railroad 6-4-4-6 Class S-1 Steam bid acquired a Burlington stainless Locomotive and tender painted for steel step box, with an embossed the 1939 World’s Fair snagged an Burlington Route nameplate. The impressive $6,500. Also impressive nine others, from lines like Canadian was a 6-foot lighted waterline model National, Chicago & Eastern Illinois, of the Queen Mary, circa 1940s that and Burlington sold from $275 to a buyer picked up for $850. $900. Contact: (816) 697-3830, Several kinds of railroad-connect- www.dirksoulisauctions.com ed furnishings were available for those devoted to train decor. A circa Below: Eleven Porter’s step boxes sold any- 1940 parlor car lounge chair from where from $275 to this one’s pricetag of the New York, New Haven & Hartford $3,000. Page 4 – National Section WWW.ANTIQUEWEEK.COM February 17, 2020 James Kochan joins Morphy Auctions DENVER, Pa. – Dan Morphy, president of Morphy in early American history and historical archaeology at Auctions, has appointed James Kochan to the position of the College of William and Mary. He has received numer- specialist for the company’s Americana, Early Arms and ous honors and awards for his curatorial and historical Militaria division. Tapping into his vast knowledge of work. American antiques, Kochan will also be involved in the Kochan is the author or co-author of eight reference curation and cataloging of American manuscripts and fine books on military material culture and history. He is con- art. sidered a leading expert on American and British military “We are honored and delighted that Jim has joined our and marine artwork and material culture from 1700-1850 team,” said Morphy. “He is one of the most respected and and has been a consultant to numerous museums and knowledgeable authorities in his field. He will be working historic sites. together with our Arms and Armor specialist David “I am excited about joining Dan’s talented team and Geiger. I can’t think of a more formidable pairing of have already hit the ground running, working in partner- experts to represent Morphy’s, both within the hobby and ship with David Geiger on a specialized sale of early at the highest levels of the business world.” American martial arms, manuscripts, artwork and mili- Prior to founding James L. Kochan Fine Art & Antiques taria for a May auction at Morphy’s,” Kochan said. in 1998, Kochan was Director of Museum Collections at “In my 22 years as a dealer, the most enjoyable experi- Mount Vernon. During his tenure there, he organized the ences have come from providing museum-quality pieces to blockbuster traveling exhibition “George Washington private and institutional clients and creating strategies to Revealed: Treasures from Mount Vernon.” He spent near- help them build and refine their collections, including the ly two decades as a museum director and curator, princi- well-considered culling or deaccessioning of pieces. I look pally with the U.S. Army Museum System and the forward to providing the same services as part of Morphy National Park Service, which included seven years as Auctions’ team,” Kochan said. Supervisory Curator at Morristown National Historical Park. Right: James L. Kochan, Morphy Auctions’ newly appoint- Kochan received his bachelor’s degree in history from ed specialist in Americana, Early Arms and Militaria. Image Miami University in 1980 and conducted graduate work courtesy of Morphy Auctions New home for DC Modernism WASHINGTON, D.C. — After more NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE than 30 years in gymnasiums, ware- houses, and other nondescript settings in the Washington suburbs, May 2020 marks the return of the Washington DC Modernism Show to a location with excellent access via public transportation. The 2020 show will be held May 2-3 at the George Washington Masonic National Memorial, a national historic landmark located at 101 Callahan Drive in Old Town Alexandria, Virginia. Old Town Alexandria and the Memorial offer many advantages for the Modernism show, including ease of access. The location is just 4-blocks from the King Street station on Metro’s Blue and Yellow lines. Daily rail service from New York, Baltimore, Chicago, Atlanta, Richmond, and other cities services the Alexandria Amtrak Station, which is just blocks from the Memorial. The show is produced by the Art Deco Society of Washington, a nonprof- it organization devoted to the preservation of the architectural, industrial, decorative, and cultural arts of Art The original painting titled “Custer’s Last Rally” by John Mulvany painted Deco era. The Modernism Show is a in 1879 – 1881 (the “Painting”) securing a loan from RevCap, LLC, a Texas primary source of funding to support ADSW’s preservation and education limited liability company (“Lender”) to Charles J. Trois. The Painting is oil efforts. The Art Deco Society is promoting the on canvas with a size 131 inches by 236 inches (approximately 11 feet by 20 2020 Show as part of a car-free weekend feet), and is signed “Jno. Mulvany” in the lower right hand corner. in Old Town. Two other mid-century modern attractions just outside Old Town — the Hollin Hills House + THE PAINTING WILL BE SOLD BY PUBLIC SALE ON Garden tour (May 2) and Frank Lloyd Wright’s Pope-Leighey house at Woodlawn Plantation—can easily be FEBRUARY 18, 2020 AT 11:00 A.M. (CST) reached by taxi, Uber, or Lyft. The Art Deco Society will offer special discounts BY SCOTT SHUFORD AT DALLAS AUCTION GALLERY, to those who also tour Hollin Hills or the WHICH IS LOCATED AT Pope-Leighey House. Started in 1983 as the Exposition of Decorative Arts, primarily an Art Deco 2235 MONITOR STREET, DALLAS, TEXAS 75207 show, the Modernism show gradually expanded to include other design movements of the 20th Century and The Painting will be sold to the highest bidder for cash, cash equivalent now includes the sale of all 20th Century design movements. (including wire transfers), or by certified or cashier’s check after the Those attending the show will also acceptance of any bid. The Painting will be sold “AS-IS, WHERE-IS” and be able to purchase discounted tickets to the George Washington Masonic without recourse against Lender. Lender reserves the right to refuse any National Memorial, including the 9th floor observation deck offering pan- and all bids and withdraw the Painting from sale. oramic views of Alexandria, Washington, and National Harbor on the Show’s website. FOR MORE INFORMATION, CONTACT SCOTT SHUFORD AT For additional information visit www.washingtonmodernism2020.com 214-653-3900 OR LARRY FISHER AT 214-301-0974. or call (703) 568-3745. February 17, 2020 WWW.ANTIQUEWEEK.COM National Section – Page 5 Important Bottle Auction Friday, February 28, 2020 at 9:30

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A pair of 19th century French gilt Kaminski bronze figural candelabra sold well From Front Page bringing $3,750. Having a putti design, the electrified pair stood 34 inches. The winter plant decorations were Chinese furniture also garnered some painted growing amidst rock, grasses, serious attention. A huanghuali table and iron-red flowers. Furthermore, the measuring 31 inches by 58 inches by 19 branches were expertly painted under- inches sold within estimate making glaze in a rich cobalt blue tone. This 19th $2,000. A huanghuali cabinet that stood century vase had the Yongzheng mark only 18 inches high brought a strong on the base and stood 14 inches high. final bid when it sold for $1,800, and a A 19th century signed Persian paisley pair of Chinese hardwood chairs realized wool shawl; banquet size measuring 10 $1,400 against an estimate of $600 to feet, 3 inches by 4 feet 3 inches in red $900. Pretty impressive considering tones with a white center, greatly these three lots were the last items surpassed its pre-sale estimate of $200 offered during the auction. to $300 by garnering a winning bid of Contact: ( 978) 927-2223 $2,200. www.kaminskiauctions.com

Below: This Chinese huanghuali table sold for $2,000. Above: A pair of Chinese hardwood chairs was won via a bid of $1,400. Below: Featuring a putti design, this pair of 19th century electrified French gilt bronze figural candelabra sold for $3,750.

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