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Vol. 52 Issue No. 2624 www.antiqueweek.com January 13, 2020 The magical world of snow globes By Melody Amsel-Arieli Since middle and upper class families enjoyed collecting and displaying decorative objects on their desks and mantel places, small snow globe workshops also sprang up Snow globes, small, perfect worlds, known too as water domes., snow domes, and in Germany, France, Czechoslovakia, and Poland. Americans traveling abroad prized blizzard weights, resemble glass-domed paperweights. Their transparent water- them as distinctive, portable souvenirs. filled orbs, containing tiny figurines fashioned from porcelain, bone, metal, European snow globes crossed the Atlantic in the 1920s. Soon after, minerals, wax, or rubber, are infused with ethereal snow-like flakes. Joseph Garaja of Pittsburgh, Pa., patented a prototype featuring a When shaken, then replaced upright, these tiny bits flutter gently fish swimming through river reeds. Once in production, addition- toward a wood, ceramic, or stone base. al patents followed, offering an array of similar, inexpensive, To some, snow globes are nostalgic childhood trinkets, cher- mass-produced models. By the late 1930s, Japanese-made ished keepsakes, cheerful holiday staples, winter wonderlands. models also reached the American market. To others, they are fascinating reflections of the cultures that Soon snow globes were found everywhere. Their watery produced them. interiors, infused with ethylene glycol, ensured that their The earliest snow globes, “paper weights of hollow balls snowy bits of soap, sand, sawdust, ceramic dust, metal filled with water, containing a man with an umbrella [as flakes, or ground raw rice, swirled slowly before settling well as] a white powder which, when the paperweight is down. turned upside down, falls in imitation of a snow storm,” As tourism spread through the 1950s, traditional glass appeared at the Paris Universal Exposition of 1878. The first snow globes were replaced by lighter, thinner, safer plastic souvenir ones, featuring ceramic mini-Eiffel Towers enclosed models. Some, as before, featured traditional, three-dimen- in palm-sized, water-filled, magnifying glass globes set on slen- sional scenes. Others, featuring flat backs were thermo-in- der bases, appeared 11 years later. None, unfortunately, have jected with flat, molded interior figurines. Moreover, in place survived. of pricey particles, their “snow” flakes were often plastic “flit- Snow globes were officially invented in 1900, however, when ter,” stars, or colored beads. Recognizing their potential, near- Erwin Perzy, a Viennese medical supplier, strove to brighten ly every roadside gift shop, eatery, amusement park, land- lighting for operating room use. As the story goes, after experi- mark, attraction, and motel across the country promoted their menting with glass lenses, he mounted a ‘cobbler’s ball,’ a spher- brands with personalized, souvenir shakeables of their own. ical, water-filled glass bulb, opposite a lighted candle. Though Most were manufactured by The Karol Western Corporation, this produced a spotlight, he added bits of glittery, ground glass Nanco, or the Allen-Lewis Manufacturing Company. But by to brighten it further. Seeing that they quickly sank, he tried the 1960’s, thousands of other models, mass-produced in what was at hand, a few grains of white semolina, common in Hong Kong, flooded the market. breakfast cereals and pasta. These did nothing to improve bright- Today, many seek vintage glass models produced through ness. Their slow, drifting descent, however, inspired the enter- the 1940s. Souvenir snow globes, especially those depict- Above: Limited Edition Snowman Snow Globe, prising inventor to craft a miniature diorama of the Mariazel, paint, glass, water, image courtesy ing remote, unusual, or abandoned destinations, are very Austria Basilica, encased in a snowy, watery glass globe. LittleEmpireHomeware store at www.etsy/com collectible. Yet those celebrating existing places may be By 1905, his newly-formed company was handcrafting scores appealing as well. of similar, religious-themed snow globes. These proved so suc- Globes depicting the New York skyline, though attrac- cessful that, within three years, Emperor Franz Joseph I formally honored Perzy for tive, were made by the millions. Ones depicting New York landmarks, like the Statue his designs. To this day, his formula for gently falling “snow” is a close-guarded secret, handed down from one generation to the next. See Snow globes on page 19 MAUMEE VALLEY HISTORICAL SOCIETY ANTIQUES SHOW & SALE Maumee, Ohio • January 18-19, 2020 • Saturday 10am-5pm / Sunday 11am-4pm Lucas County Recreation Center, 2901 Key St., Maumee, Ohio Admission $8.00 Free Parking Maumee Valley Historical Society • 419-893-9602 • www.wolcotthouse.org

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Highlights of the conference Uranium glass gets its name from the include educational seminars con- element that is added to the glass mix before ducted by esteemed auction profes- it’s melted. From the 1840s to the 1940s, ura- sionals ranging from farm auctions nium glass adorned the cabinets and tables of to the future of the auction industry. millions of homes. Ranging in color from pale A President’s Banquet, Awards, Hall yellow to a bright Mountain Dew green, ura- of Fame Induction, Scholarships and nium glass can be transparent or opaque. The a benefit auction are also corner- yellow varieties are often referred to as stones of the conference. The most Vaseline glass due to their resemblance to popular feature of the annual event petroleum jelly. is its competitions. Each year, the However, all uranium glass glows under Michigan Auctioneers Association UV light due to its radioactive nature. hosts the Michigan Auctioneer Now, concerns about the safety of collect- Championship where dozens of ing uranium glass are pretty understandable. skilled auctioneers participate in a After all, if you hold up a Geiger counter to a lively competition for the coveted uranium cake plate, it will register. crown. In addition, attendees will Luckily, there’s nothing to worry about. enjoy the Michigan Ringman The levels of radiation given off by vintage Championship. The auctioneer and ringman com- Above: This uranium glass serving plate was among the first items Katelyn Mascoto-Muir of See Young Collector on page 4 petitions will be held Thursday, Jan. Atlanta picked up for her new collection. 30 at 7:30 p.m. and the public is wel- come to attend. The star attraction and once-in-a- lifetime opportunity to this year’s Doctor Mary Walker defied her times conference is the celebrity appear- By Charles G. Worman ance of the man dubbed ‘The World’s Most Famous Auctioneer,’ Leroy Van Only one woman has been award- Dyke. Van Dyke is known around the ed our nation’s highest decoration, world as an entertainer, recording the Medal of Honor, and her award artist, radio and television star, was temporarily rescinded. The story actor, and of course, auctioneer. He begins with the birth of Mary was catapulted into country music Edwards Walker on Nov. 26, 1832 in fame in 1956 with his composition Oswego, N.Y. Thus began the life of Auctioneer, which sold over 2.5 mil- an American doctor, feminist, aboli- lion copies. tionist, prohibitionist, alleged spy, In his 50 years-plus career, Van prisoner of war, and persistent fight- Dyke has recorded more than 500 er for women’s rights. Her parents songs, dozens of them making the nurtured her spirit of independence charts. His record of Walk on By and despite the prejudice against her (1961) was named by Billboard mag- gender which she often faced, she azine in 1994 as the biggest country entered Syracuse Medical College. single of all time, based on sales, She graduated in 1855 with honors, plays and weeks in the charts. It the only woman in her class. She stayed at number one in the U.S. married a fellow medical student Above: First day cover issued in 1982 honoring Dr. Walker’s service. Country chart for 19 weeks, and in that year and as evidence of her all, charted for 42 weeks, also reach- officer in charge was so desperate for a surgeon, but on a volunteer basis. independence she retained her last ing number five on the pop listings. doctors that he overlooked her sex. She treated the wounded at name and refused to include “obey” It sold more than 1.5 million copies. Meanwhile, she had abandoned Warrenton and Fredericksburg, Va., in her marriage vows. Eventually Van Dyke was the opening act for wearing bloomers, a pantaloons-style the next year in Chattanooga, aiding she and her husband divorced. Marilyn Monroe in Korea in 1953 garb of that period’s radical femi- casualties from the battle of With the outbreak of the Civil and worked with President Ronald nists. Instead she adopted a modified Chickamauga. She again sought an War, she attempted to enlist in the Reagan among numerous other celeb- version of male attire, a calf length army commission and in September Union army as a surgeon but was rities. He was inducted into the skirt worn over trousers, sparking 1863 this was granted by Gen. George firmly rejected because of her gen- North American Country Music resentment among some men and Thomas who assigned her to the der. Women at the time served only Association Hall of Fame, women. 52nd Ohio Infantry as a civilian as nurses, a role she refused to International Country Music Hall of In November 1862 she appeared at accept. Unable to find a paying posi- the headquarters of Gen. Ambrose tion, she volunteered at a Washington Burnside where she was accepted as D. C. hospital where the medical See Mary Walker on page 6 See MAA on page 6

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Box 90, Knightstown, IN 46148 January 13, 2020 WWW.ANTIQUEWEEK.COM Page 3 It is the 2020s; will it be a roaring decade? The tree is down and my mid-cen- Insights tury ornaments (pink, red, and tur- By Barbara Miller Beem quoise) are packed away until next year. Even though I’ve written a few checks, I haven’t, as yet, mistakenly persuasive, and after interviewing the “baby boomers,” and penned in “2019,” which is so last him for the story, I decided that if I so on), I can’t recall that year. And it’s on to 2020, one-fifth were looking for something else to after the “Swinging the way through the 21st century. collect these days, I’d be out there Sixties,” we adopted nick- Even though a new decade techni- scooping up Wallace Nutting prints names for decades (like cally begins with the year ending in by the carload. (Actually, this is a the “Gay Nineties” and “1,” not “0,” the fact remains that good time for anyone with a modest the “Naughty Oughts”). we’re now in the ’20s, and that makes outlay of cash to begin a meaningful Back to the future. Now a difference in the world of collect- Wallace Nutting collection.) that we’re in the 2020s, ing. I was thinking about this the More likely, though, you probably “vintage” is anything other day when a voice from the past remember him as the host of the from the 1990s. Talk popped up in the form of Michael Philadelphia-based (and internet about scary: Thinking Ivankovich. accessible) radio program, “What’s It back to those years, it’s Michael wears a number of hats. If Worth?” And it was in reference to hard to remember much his name sounds familiar, it might the latter that he reached out to me. more than toys and fads, be because he served as my reliable Let’s just say that it took me a nano- including Beanie Babies source for an AntiqueWeek feature on second to reply in the affirmative and Pokemon, Polly Wallace Nutting a couple of years that, yes, I’d be delighted to be his Pocket and Tickle Me back. Active in the Wallace Nutting radio guest on Friday, Jan. 24. We’ll Elmo. Things were a bit Collectors Club, Michael can be very be talking about folk art and Bakelite better across the pond, and maybe paint-by- thanks to Harry Potter number pictures and (something of an anomaly goodness knows what due to the fact that early else. volumes, particularly After we worked those signed by the Above: “Please don’t ask about Barbara”. . .just tune in to out the particulars, author, consistently bring “What’s It Worth?” on Friday, Jan. 24. Michael and I chatted prices in the five figures) a while about the and Lady Diana collect- marked by an emerging (and distinc- state of collecting, ibles (dolls, as well as commemora- tive) style, producing objects that and we somehow tive thimbles, china, and such). are beautiful and fun to collect, own, landed on the topic of Maybe I’m missing something, but I and display. All I can say is that I this new decade and can’t identify an iconic decorative pity the collectors in 2090, when our what to call it. Who, I arts movement that arose from that collectibles become their treasured wonder, will fill the time, but only pop culture trinkets, antiques. shoes of Jay Gadsby which I guess tells you something Once again, let me remind you and Babe Ruth, about those final years of that last that I’ll be a guest on “What’s It Lucky Lindy and millennium. Even 1990s cars seem Worth?” on Friday, Jan. 24, from Duke Ellington in somewhat lacking in lasting appeal: 9:30 to 10:30 a.m. (Eastern time) on this, the “Roaring a Mazda RX-7? I don’t think so. WBCB 1490AM, or on the inter- Twenties 2.0”? On Moving along, with the dawn of net at www.WBCB1490.com. In case the other hand, while the 2020s, artifacts from the 1920s you miss it, there will be a podcast of we have a string of have now officially passed into the the show available for download labels for generations category of “antiques,” which means within several days of the airing at of people (think the anything Art Deco has moved up a www.wbcb1490.com/whats-it-worth. “silent generation,” notch. Honestly, that feels just about Oh, and one other thing. Although right to me. Jewelry and accessories, this will only mark my second Left: Welcome to the over-the-top lamps and tableware, appearance on the show (and I know 2020s, when all things occasional tables and dressing tables: this is rather premature), how about 1990s are suddenly “vin- tage.” The period between post-World War Bobby Vee’s “Please Don’t Ask About I and the Great Depression was Barbara” for my theme song?

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Katelyn started collecting uranium glass last year after she saw some items posted in the popular “Weird Secondhand Finds That Just Need to Be Shared” Facebook group. “I kept an eye out for a piece, but I didn’t really know what it looked like. Eventually, I Above: Katelyn’s favorite piece in her vin- bought myself a UV flashlight.” UV lights can tage uranium glass collection is this be critical for distinguishing real uranium Westmoreland lotus. Its original function is a glass from regular old glass. bit of a mystery. “I have no idea what it “I went to visit my mom for the Fourth of actually is,” she admits. Above: A vintage uranium glass candy dish once held spare buttons; rescued from an July, and she loves antiquing. We went to a estate sale, it now safekeeps Katelyn’s collection of bracelets. large secondhand warehouse in San Diego, Of course, Katelyn is also intrigued by and I had my flashlight. We got really what’s perhaps the most unusual quality of psyched when I found my first pieces, a pair uranium glass. “The glow is super cool,” she “I also have a candy dish and a four-cup looks to the future. “I have a cruet that has of yellow candlesticks. says. “It’s such a unique aspect to these pieces measuring cup that came from one home. outlived any person who was alive when it “My mom was determined to find me a that stays intact. It’s not like paint that wears They were used by the late wife of the man was created,” she says. “It’s more than a col- piece that day, and we found a few. So I got a off or metal that rusts.” having a large estate sale. She used all of lection; to me, it’s a reminder of our responsi- bunch all at once.” Katelyn decorates with her uranium glass them—the measuring cup in her kitchen, and bility in a consumerism-based society to try to Before that day, Katelyn had never really throughout her home. “I really like trying to the candy dish had been used to save spare minimize our impact beyond what is neces- considered herself a collector. “However, upon make use of the pieces I have,” she says, “a buttons, but it is gorgeous.” sary. reflection, I had a few collections as a kid: cake platter used to add a vertical layer to my Katelyn particularly loves hunting for “The glassware and ceramic ware of the foreign money, silly putty, Beanie Babies, vanity, a small pitcher holding my makeup items in Southern California, where she grew past are still around and useable. The major- Pokemon cards, bouncy balls, ceramic cat brushes. The candy dish that once held but- up. “I love going to estate sales in the San ity of what I have seen have lids missing, so figurines, and rocks,” she recalls. tons in another lady’s home holds bracelets. Diego area,” she says. “Something about the people have discarded them. With the new Now she collects uranium glassware, “I have a fridge box holding my face lotions West… in the dusty desert and chaparral, food-grade silicone fitted lids and beeswax along with fossils and books from the Judy and potions, and another fridge box with a lid people tend to save a variety of items, and the wrap, it’s possible to use them again. We can Bolton mystery series by Margaret Sutton. holding my butter in the fridge.” things they saved have kept really well.” go back in time to the years before the conve- As to what draws her to uranium glass, However, the pieces that don’t have an She also prefers hunting for treasures in nience age, before plastic became common- Katelyn says, “It’s hard to explain. I get a everyday job are put on display. “Those not the “real world,” rather than online. However, place and disposed of on a massive scale. feeling of connection to the past, not just to readily in use are kept on the bottom shelf of “maybe that will be the next frontier,” she “For young people who were raised like me our history and our culture, but to specific my bookshelf that is outfitted with two UV says. at the start of the realization of what we are people. These pieces were created as every- lights in a smart plug.” Katelyn plans to keep on collecting into doing to the environment by taking and using day pieces for household use, were used that Katelyn’s favorite piece of uranium glass the future. “Two of my collections started more than our share—using things that will way, and are still kept in family collections. I is a bit of a conundrum. “I have this lotus within the last year. I’m sure there are things survive long after we are going but don’t have come across two people with pieces who three-piece… thing,” she says, for lack of a I may find later that I enjoy and will collect. re-integrate with the environment—it’s had no idea they even had them. better term. “When I bought it, the tag said it Either that, or I will start re-collecting things important to remember that we as humans “I love using old things that have been is a chip-and-dip, but it’s not much larger I’ve lost in the past. I’m a bit of a magpie, so lived without plastic. We lived with things used by others, and the glass shows it—a than the width of my fingers, so there’s no it’s a possibility.” that needed to be well-kept and repaired. We chip, a little scratch, some old-school soap way that’s what it is. It’s a simple, but inter- When asked why young people should needed to rely on goods instead of wasting scum. esting piece, because it’s not as detailed and collect things from the past, Katelyn’s answer and buying new. And we can do it again.” “I also love green. It’s my favorite color, ornate as the other pieces I have, and most Below: These vintage fridge pieces may be missing their lids, but they make great bath- and I primarily collect green uranium glass, items don’t have multiple pieces that then room storage. Katelyn recommends that young people find creative ways to reuse vin- although I do have a few yellow pieces.” form one shape. I love it. tage items.

Above: What better use for a fridge box than in the fridge? “It’s important to remember that we as humans lived without plastic… and we can do it again,” collector Katelyn Mascoto-Muir says. Below: Uranium glass from the growing collection of Atlanta-based Katelyn Mascoto-Muir. AntiqueWeek DEADLINES Issue Dates National January 20th Monday, January 13th - 2 PM EST January 27th Monday, January 20th - 2 PM EST February 2nd Monday, January 27th - 2 PM EST

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Issue Dates Central January 20th Wednesday, January 15th - 4:30 PM EST January 27th Wednesday, January 22nd - 4:30 PM EST February 2nd Wednesday, January 29th - 4:30 PM EST Call today 1-800-876-5133 to place your ad January 13, 2020 WWW.ANTIQUEWEEK.COM Page 5 Falling out lead to changes in Globe-Wernicke label When did Globe-Wernicke well. The chair was factory made in Q started using both names Furniture the late 19th/early 20th century and on products instead of just Globe. has an ebonized finish. The ebonized I have a modular file (horizontal Forum finish was popular in the late 19th file drawers) with just a “Globe” century on Aesthetic (Art for Art’s decal on the header but card Sake) style furniture. A Herter stock tacked inside that says By Brothers Aesthetic chair with some Globe Wernicke. Fred of the same lines was listed at auction at Kiminski Auction in Henry Yeiser started the Taylor Beverly, Mass., in April 2017 with an A Globe File Co in Cincinnati presale estimate of $550-$650 but it in 1882. In 1904 he purchased Otto did not sell. Wernicke’s elastic bookcase company, Wernicke Furniture Co of Grand I’ve been searching all Rapids which was established in Q the Stickley images I can Above: The base of the table is the key to 1893, and formed a new company, find online but not finding the age of the table. The rolled under feet Globe-Wernicke. anything exactly like our table. are from the Late Classicism period and However, Otto was not happy with Just wondered if you have seen were reproduced in the 1920s. the arrangement and he moved back this style? The glass is of course to Grand Rapids and bought out not original. Fred Macey in 1905 to form Macey- We love it and wish to keep it Wernicke, later shortened to just but just very curious. Macey. Globe-Wernicke sued Macey- Wernicke for patent infringement and lost. In the meantime Globe had continuously made filing cabinets under the name Globe and continued to do so after the breakup continuing to use the Globe-Wernicke label as well.

My husband and I own Above: This is an excellent examples of a Q this 54-inch round quartersawn oak table top. Stickley dining table. Do you about it is my grandmother (her have any idea of its value? mother) one day took an ax to all her wooden furniture, including a piano. When my mom got to her Above: This Aesthetic Movement chair is house the only piece of furniture from the late 19th century she could save was this table. My grandmother burned everything My cousin has collected else. This table has always been a Q antique chairs for more part of my life. Unbelievably I than 40 years. She also canes and only just discovered there is a rushes seats for a living. She label on it that says Imperial. knows her chairs, but this one I have never seen a table of she calls her mystery chair. The this size (58 inches) with a finish on the wood is black and pedestal like it. Is this familiar exceptionally smooth; the entire to you or can you point me in the chair is very light weight with right direction to find out more delicate, turned, spindly legs and about it? I’m not interested in Above: This Stickley Quaint Furniture of the least to sell it as it will be that dramatic back. She recently Character base is a reproduction of a gave it to us and we are more handed to my daughter soon. Above: This slightly unusual Stickley dining Renaissance Revival table of the 1880s. interested in the style and era table was made in the very early 1900s. Great table. It is made of than its worth. Any ideas? quartersawn white oak The table is a 20th century A (Quercus alba) solids and veneer. I cannot find a comparable One of the things I like reproduction of a A Quarter sawing is a method of Stickley Brothers table with about this business is that Renaissance Revival style table from A A cutting an oak log that produces the the same feet, stretchers, same you have never seen it all. I have the 1880s. distinctive grain pattern seen in the leaves, etc. for a value comparison. I never seen that exact chair. It is wood. can tell you it was made very early from the Aesthetic Movement. There I have a large round oak This style table is frequently seen in the 20th century, 1905-1910 and are a few things I can tell you about table that has five leaves Q in the late 1890s as part of the would probably sell at auction in the it though. It is made of tight grained to it that I inherited 30-plus years $500 range. secondary wood that paints very ago. The story my mom told me See Furniture Forum on page 6

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the cause of human freedom. “ The Mary Walker judge dismissed the case. In 1916 Congress revised the con- From Page 2 Dr. Mary Walker ditions under which the Medal of wearing her Medal of Honor. Honor would be awarded, requiring assistant surgeon. Her service would the recipient be a member of the be relatively short for in April 1864 armed services and engaged in actu- she was captured by Confederate sol- al combat against an enemy. Dr. diers after she remained behind to Walker’s medal was rescinded along treat the wounded following a Union with those of 910 other recipients as retreat. She was accused of being a unwarranted. Among the other 910 spy and was imprisoned for four was William F. “Buffalo Bill” Cody months before being released in a who had been employed as a civilian prisoner exchange for a Confederate scout. Dr. Walker was a civilian con- surgeon. tract surgeon, not a commissioned She never was able to return to officer, but there may have been a the front lines but finished the war certain degree of prejudice against as the superintendent of the hospital her gender because the award to at at a Louisville, Ky., prison for women least two other male civilian con- and a Clarksville, Tenn., orphanage. tract surgeons was not revoked. At war’s end she sought a commis- Nevertheless Dr. Walker continued sion as a major for her services but to wear her medal proudly until her was denied. However, President death on Feb. 21, 1919. Andrew Johnson sought another way Honors were bestowed on Dr. to recognize her service and in Walker’s name long after her death. January 1866 she was awarded the During World War II a Liberty ship Medal of Honor with the endorse- was christened the SS Mary Walker ment of Generals William T. Sherman and clinics at several government and George H. Thomas. installations bear her name. In 1982 In her post-war years, she devoted the U.S. postal Service issued a her enthusiastic support to women’s 20-cent stamp commemorating her rights and social justice. She contin- birth and in May 2012 a 900-pound ued to dress in modified man’s attire, bronze statue of her was unveiled in sometimes including a tall top hat. front of the Oswego, N.Y., town hall. Her dress on several occasions She was inducted into the National resulted in her arrest for imperson- Women’s Hall of Fame in 2000, but ating a man. At one trial she assert- most significant was the posthumous ed her right to dress as she pleased restoration of her Medal of Honor in “…in free America on whose tented 1977 by the Army Board for the fields I have served for four years in Correction of Military Records. January 13, 2020 WWW.ANTIQUEWEEK.COM Page 7

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Fuson Road • Muncie, IN 47302 Alabama SADORUS - Antique & Curiosity LA PORTE - Shop LaPorte County, ROLLING PRAIRIE - Shop LaPorte Phone 765-288-6702 Shop, since 1968. 101 S Vine St. 10-5 11 shops in a 20 minute drive. For County, 11 shops in a 20 minute drive. TERRE HAUTE - Vendors Village, LOUISVILLE - Derby City Antique MANSFIELD - Mid-Ohio Antique Mall, DAYTON - Antiques Village, 651 HUNTSVILLE - Lennart’s Inc. 806 Open: 7 Days A Week 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM Wed thru Sat or by appt. 217-377- information or a map email: For information or a map email: Largest Antique Vendor Mall in Central Mall...& More, 3819 Bardstown Rd, 155 Cline Ave. at Lexington Ave. (Rt. Lyons Road, 45459. I-675 Exit 2, Wellman Ave. 35801. Art, Antiques, IN & IL! 3401 S US 41, Hrs.: Monday- Monday-Saturday 10am-5pm & Sunday 42 S.) Multiple Dealers, 2 Floors. 10-5 1-75 Exit 44. (937) 291-5060. 300 E. OFF I-69 ON SR 67 10 MILES TO 1ST STOPLIGHT 8288, 217-598-2200. 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Friday, January 17 Sunday, February 02 Saturday, March 07 Saturday, April 11 Thursday, April 23 Sunday, July 12 VIRGINIA, Richmond, The 73rd Richmond PENNSYLVANIA, York, The Original 174th INDIANA, Muncie, Country Time Flea GEORGIA, Atlanta, Scott Antique Markets NORTH CAROLINA, High Point, Market CALIFORNIA, Pasadena, Rose Bowl Flea Antiques Extravaganza Semi-Annual York Antiques Show Market Day 3 of 4 Day 7 of 7 Market Fri. & Sat. 10am-5pm & Sun. 11am-4pm Day 3 of 3 8am-4pm Country Time Flea Market 9am-3pm RG Canning tel: (323) 560-7463 Richmond Antiques Extravaganza tel: (765) 730-8968 ILLINOIS, Rantoul, Gordyville USA Flea tel: (336) 924-4359 Market Saturday, April 25 Day 1 of 3 Thursday, February 06 Day 2 of 3 ILLINOIS, Belleville, St. Louis Antique Sunday, August 09 GEORGIA, Atlanta, Scott Antique Markets Sunday, March 08 Festival CALIFORNIA, Pasadena, Rose Bowl Flea CALIFORNIA, Pasadena, Rose Bowl Flea Th. 10:45am-6pm, Fri & Sat 9am-6pm, Sun. Sat. 10am-5pm & Sun. 10am-4pm Dorrie Market aturday anuary Market S , J 18 10am-4pm Scott Antique Markets Sunday, April 12 Mawhinney tel: (608) 346-3797 9am-3pm RG Canning tel: (323) 560-7463 ILLINOIS, Belleville, Belleville Antique 9am-3pm RG Canning tel: (323) 560-7463 CALIFORNIA, Pasadena, Rose Bowl Flea tel: (740) 569-2800 Day 1 of 2 Flea Market Day 1 of 4 Market Sat. 9am-4pm & Sun. 9am-3pm Belleville OHIO, Toledo, Greater Toledo Train & 9am-3pm RG Canning tel: (323) 560-7463 Sunday, September 13 Toy Show Flea Market tel: (618) 233-0052 Sunday, April 26 CALIFORNIA, Pasadena, Rose Bowl Flea riday ebruary 11am-3pm Randy Ramsey Day 1 of 2 F , F 07 GEORGIA, Atlanta, Scott Antique Markets ILLINOIS, Belleville, St. Louis Antique Market GEORGIA, Atlanta, Scott Antique Markets tel: (419) 215-4181 Day 4 of 4 Festival 9am-3pm RG Canning tel: (323) 560-7469 OHIO, Maumee, Maumee Valley Antiques Day 2 of 4 Day 2 of 2 Show & Sale ILLINOIS, Rantoul, Gordyville USA Flea Thursday, March 12 Sat. 10am-5pm & Sun. 11am-4pm Maumee ILLINOIS, Rantoul, Gordyville USA Flea Sunday, September 27 GEORGIA, Atlanta, Scott Antique Markets Market Valley Historical Society tel: (419) 893-9602 Market CALIFORNIA, Ventura, Ventura Flea Th. 10:45am-6pm, Fri & Sat 9am-6pm, Sun. Day 3 of 3 Friday, May 08 Day 1 of 2 Fri. 4-9pm, Sat. 9am-6pm & Sun. 9am-4pm Market 10am-4pm Scott Antique Markets ILLINOIS, Rantoul, Gordyville USA Flea Gordon Hannagan tel: (217) 568-7117 tel: (740) 569-2800 Market 9am-2pm RG Canning tel: (323) 560-7469 OHIO, Springfield, Springfield Antique Friday, April 17 Day 1 of 3 Day 1 of 4 Fri. 4-9pm, Sat. 9am-6pm & Sun. 9am-4pm Show & Flea Market NORTH CAROLINA, High Point, Market Gordon Hannagan tel: (217) 568-7117 Sat. 9am-5pm & Sun. 9am-4pm Springfield No Time Given Karen tel: (336) 908-2735 Saturday, October 10 Day 1 of 3 Antique Show tel: (937) 325-0053 Saturday, February 08 Friday, March 13 Day 1 of 7 OHIO, Canton, Olde Stark Antique Faire Day 1 of 2 GEORGIA, Atlanta, Scott Antique Markets GEORGIA, Atlanta, Scott Antique Markets Sat. 9am-4pm & Sun. 10am-2pm Barb Day 3 of 4 Day 2 of 4 tel: (330) 794-9100 aturday pril Saturday, May 09 VIRGINIA, Richmond, The 73rd Richmond S , A 18 Day 1 of 2 NORTH CAROLINA, High Point, Market ILLINOIS, Rantoul, Gordyville USA Flea Antiques Extravaganza ILLINOIS, Rantoul, Gordyville USA Flea ILLINOIS, Rantoul, Gordyville USA Flea Day 2 of 7 Market Day 2 of 3 Market Market Day 2 of 3 Day 2 of 3 Fri. 4-9pm, Sat. 9am-6pm & Sun. 9am-4pm Sunday, October 11 CALIFORNIA, Pasadena, Rose Bowl Flea Gordon Hannagan tel: (217) 568-7117 Sunday, April 19 Sunday, January 19 MARYLAND, LaPlata, 28th Annual Antique Market Day 1 of 3 CALIFORNIA, Ventura, Ventura Flea Sunday, May 10 ILLINOIS, Belleville, Belleville Antique Show & Sale 9am-3pm RG Canning tel: (323) 560-7469 Market CALIFORNIA, Pasadena, Rose Bowl Flea Flea Market Sat. 9am-5pm & Sun. 11am-4pm Karen 9am-2pm RG Canning tel: (323) 560-7469 Market Day 2 of 2 Andreas tel: (301) 259-2411 Saturday, March 14 OHIO, Canton, Olde Stark Antique Faire 9am-3pm RG Canning tel: (323) 560-7463 Day 1 of 2 GEORGIA, Atlanta, Scott Antique Markets Day 2 of 2 OHIO, Maumee, Maumee Valley Antiques Day 3 of 4 NORTH CAROLINA, High Point, Market Show & Sale Day 3 of 7 ILLINOIS, Rantoul, Gordyville USA Flea Day 2 of 2 Sunday, February 09 ILLINOIS, Rantoul, Gordyville USA Flea Market Friday, October 16 Market Day 3 of 3 CALIFORNIA, Pasadena, Rose Bowl Flea onday pril NORTH CAROLINA, High Point, Market OHIO, Springfield, Springfield Antique Day 2 of 3 M , A 20 Market NORTH CAROLINA, High Point, Market No Time Given Karen tel: (336) 908-2735 Show & Flea Market 9am-3pm RG Canning tel: (323) 560-7463 Day 4 of 7 Day 1 of 7 Day 2 of 2 Sunday, May 31 Sunday, March 15 GEORGIA, Atlanta, Scott Antique Markets CALIFORNIA, Ventura, Ventura Flea GEORGIA, Atlanta, Scott Antique Markets VIRGINIA, Richmond, The 73rd Richmond Day 4 of 4 uesday pril Market Saturday, October 17 Day 4 of 4 T , A 21 Antiques Extravaganza NORTH CAROLINA, High Point, Market 9am-2pm RG Canning tel: (323) 560-7469 NORTH CAROLINA, High Point, Market Day 3 of 3 Day 2 of 7 ILLINOIS, Rantoul, Gordyville USA Flea ILLINOIS, Rantoul, Gordyville USA Flea Day 5 of 7 Market Market Sunday, June 14 Day 3 of 3 Day 3 of 3 Saturday, January 25 Wednesday, April 22 CALIFORNIA, Pasadena, Rose Bowl Flea Sunday, October 18 OHIO, Columbus, Scott Antique Markets MARYLAND, LaPlata, 28th Annual Antique NORTH CAROLINA, High Point, Market Market NORTH CAROLINA, High Point, Market Sat. 9am-6pm & Sun. 10am-4pm Scott Day 6 of 7 9am-3pm RG Canning tel: (323) 560-7463 Day 3 of 7 Antique Markets tel: (740) 569-2800 Show & Sale Saturday, March 21 Day 1 of 2 Day 2 of 2 FLORIDA, Venice, The Venice Doll Club Spring 2020 Show & Sale 10am-3pm Holly Hamm tel: (941) 497-4633 OHIO, Lebanon, Lebanon Antiques Show Saturday, February 22 Sat. 10am-5pm & Sun. 11am-4pm Warren OHIO, Columbus, Scott Antique Markets Co. Historical Society tel: (513) 932-1817 BELLEVILLE ANTIQUE Sat. 9am-6pm & Sun. 10am-4pm Scott Saturday, March 28 Day 1 of 2 Antique Markets tel: (740) 569-2800 OHIO, Columbus, Scott Antique Markets Day 1 of 2 Sat. 9am-6pm & Sun. 10am-4pm Scott Antique Markets tel: (740) 569-2800 FLEA MARKET Sunday, January 26 Day 1 of 2 OHIO, Columbus, Scott Antique Markets SATURDAY, JAN. 18 Day 2 of 2 Sunday, February 23 Largest & Thousands Of Items CALIFORNIA, Ventura, Ventura Flea unday arch Best Flea Market 9 AM-4 PM Over 600 Tables Each Day Market S , M 29 OHIO, Lebanon, Lebanon Antiques Show OHIO, Columbus, Scott Antique Markets 9am-2pm RG Canning tel: (323) 560-7469 in the St. Louis Some Different Exhibitors Day 2 of 2 Day 2 of 2 SUNDAY, JAN. 19 Area Each Day OHIO, Columbus, Scott Antique Markets 9AM-3 PM Friday, January 31 Day 2 of 2 Thursday, April 09 PENNSYLVANIA, York, The Original 174th GEORGIA, Atlanta, Scott Antique Markets • Vintage Antiques • Collectibles • Antique Furniture • Depression Glass • Military Memorabilia • Semi-Annual York Antiques Show Th. 10:45am-6pm, Fri & Sat 9am-6pm, Sun. Saturday, February 29 Fri. & Sat. 10am-6pm & Sun. 11am-4pm 10am-4pm Scott Antique Markets Third Full Weekend of Every Month! Melvion Arion tel: (302) 875-5326 FLORIDA, Punta Gorda, Annual Doll, Toy, tel: (740) 569-2800 300,000 Sq. Ft. Day 1 of 3 & Bear Show & Sale Day 1 of 4 FREE ADMISSION • PARKING $3.00 PER VEHICLE 10am-3pm Sheila West tel: (941) 255-0340 Indoors & Outdoors BELLE-CLAIR EXPOSITION CENTER Saturday, February 01 OHIO, Canton, Olde Stark Antique Faire Friday, April 10 INDIANA, Muncie, Country Time Flea Sat. 9am-4pm & Sun. 10am-2pm Barb GEORGIA, Atlanta, Scott Antique Markets at the Belle-Clair Fairgrounds - Rt. 13 (Just off Rt. 159 & 13), Belleville, IL Market tel: (330) 794-9100 Day 2 of 4 For More Information, Call 618-233-0052 ~ Call For Vendor Space 8am-4pm Country Time Flea Market Day 1 of 2 tel: (765) 730-8968 ILLINOIS, Rantoul, Gordyville USA Flea www.bcfairgrounds.net Market PENNSYLVANIA, York, The Original 174th Sunday, March 01 Fri. 4-9pm, Sat. 9am-6pm & Sun. 9am-4pm NEXT FLEA MARKET: SAT., FEB. 15TH & SUN., FEB. 16TH Semi-Annual York Antiques Show OHIO, Canton, Olde Stark Antique Faire Gordon Hannagan tel: (217) 568-7117 Day 2 of 3 Day 2 of 2 Day 1 of 3 January 13, 2020 WWW.ANTIQUEWEEK.COM Page 11 THE ORIGINAL 174th SEMI-ANNUAL YORK, PENNSYLVANIA ANTIQUES SHOW & SALE York Fairgrounds Convention & Expo Center H MEMORIAL HALL EAST H

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H H Managed by: MELVIN L. ARION GOOD FOOD H CREDIT CARDS H H H P.O. Box 119 • Laurel, DE 19956-0119 • (302) 875-5326 FREE PARKING H ACCEPTED H H NO SMOKING IN BUILDING H www.theoriginalyorkantiquesshow.com LIST OF EXHIBITORS Axtell Antiques Deposit, NY William & Teresa Kurau Lampeter, PA Dennis and Valerie Bakoledis Rhinebeck, NY Jane Langol Medina, OH Beaver Creek Antiques & Arms Dillsburg, PA Joseph J. Lodge Lederach, PA Philip Bradley Antiques Sumneytown, PA Thomas R. Longacre Marlborough, NH Jeff R. Bridgman Dillsburg, PA Jon Mehl, Cabinetmaker York, PA Alice and Art Booth Wayne, NJ Lisa S. McAllister Clear Spring, MD A Bird in Hand Florham Park, NJ Neverbird Antiques Surry, VA Brill’s Antiques Newport News, VA Newsom and Berdan Thomasville, PA Thomas Brown McMurray, PA Hallowell, ME Marc Calciano Clifton Heights, PA Hilary and Paulette Nolan Falmouth, MA John Chaski Antiques Camden, DE The Norwoods’ Spirit of America Timonium, MD Charley Horse Antiques Partlow, VA Daniel and Karen Olson Newburgh, NY Robert M. Conrad Yeagertown, PA Perkins and Menson Ashby, MA B. Hannah Daniel Athens, AL Pratt’s Antiques Victor, NY Christopher and Bernandette Evans Waynesboro, VA James L. Price Carlisle, PA Emele’s Antiques Quakertown, PA Carol and Gene Rappaport Lancaster, PA Samuel Forsythe Columbus, OH Scott’s Antiques Pennsylvania Fryling’s Antiques Green Lane, PA Barbara Rew Antiques Lewes, DE Frank Gaglio Inc. Rhinebeck, NY John H. Rogers, LLC New London, NH Pat and Rich Garthoeffner Lititz, PA Frank Shaia, Oriental Rugs Williamsburg, VA James B. Grievo Stockton, NJ Joan Staufer Antiques Fresno, OH James and Nancy Glazer Bailey Island, ME Scott Bassoff • Sandy Jacobs Swampscott, MA Samuel Herrup Sheffield, MA Steve Smoot Antiques Michael Paul Gunselman Centreville, DE & Navajo Textiles Lancaster, PA The Hanebergs’ Antiques East Lyme, CT Stephen-Douglas Antiques Rockingham, VT Hanes and Ruskin Old Lyme, CT Sorisio’s Antiques Leechburg, PA Don & Betty Jo Heim Pennsylvania Larry Thompson Atlanta, GA Heller and Washam Portland, ME Steven F. Still Manheim, PA H. & L. Antiques Princeton, NJ Tanning Antiques Pittsburgh, PA Ingle Nook Antiques Springfield, VA Thomas Restoration, Ltd. Laurel, MD James Island Antiques Charleston, SC Vasilikus • Mike Vasilik Annapolis, MD Jewett and Berdan New Castle, ME Antique Store in Wayne Wayne, PA Bill Kelly Limington, ME Michael Whittemore Punta Gorda, FL James M. Kilvington Greenville, DE Marc Witus Gladstone, NJ Kelly Kinzle New Oxford, PA Richard M. Worth Chadds Ford, PA Greg K. Kramer & Co. Robesonia, PA Douglas R. Wyant Cassopolis, MI Page 12 WWW.ANTIQUEWEEK.COM January 13, 2020 A u c t i o n C a l e n d a r E-Mail: [email protected] Tuesday, January 14 OHIO, Urbana, Fiesta, Collectibles, & Toy Wednesday, January 29 Wednesday, May 13 Wednesday, July 01 Wednesday, August 19 INDIANA, Corydon, January Firearm Auction INDIANA, Shipshewana, Antique & INDIANA, Shipshewana, Antique & INDIANA, Shipshewana, Antique & INDIANA, Shipshewana, Antique & Online Only Auction 9:35am Steve Mabry tel: (937) 653-8676 Miscellaneous Auction Miscellaneous Auction Miscellaneous Auction Miscellaneous Auction No Time Given Beckort Auctions 9am Shipshewana Auction 9am Shipshewana Auction 9am Shipshewana Auction 9am Shipshewana Auction tel: (812) 738-9476 PENNSYLVANIA, Downingtown, tel: (260) 768-4129 tel: (260) 768-4129 tel: (260) 768-4129 tel: (260) 768-4129 Americana & International Auction Day 2 of 2 TENNESSEE, Online, Online Only Winter Wednesday, January 15 Estates Auction Wednesday, May 20 Wednesday, July 08 Wednesday, August 26 INDIANA, Shipshewana, Antique & PENNSYLVANIA, Downingtown, No Time Given Baldini Auction Company INDIANA, Shipshewana, Antique & INDIANA, Shipshewana, Antique & INDIANA, Shipshewana, Antique & Miscellaneous Auction Americana & International Auction tel: (615) 490-6849 Miscellaneous Auction Miscellaneous Auction Miscellaneous Auction 9am Shipshewana Auction 9am Pook & Pook tel: (610) 269-4040 9am Shipshewana Auction 9am Shipshewana Auction 9am Shipshewana Auction tel: (260) 768-4129 tel: (260) 768-4129 tel: (260) 768-4129 tel: (260) 768-4129 VIRGINIA, Victoria, Cataloged New Year’s Wednesday, February 05 WEST VIRGINIA, Online, Huge Sports Multi-Estate Auction INDIANA, Shipshewana, Antique & Cards & Collectibles Auction 9am Victoria Auction tel: (804) 721-8099 Miscellaneous Auction Wednesday, May 27 Wednesday, July 15 Wednesday, September 02 6pm Joe Pyle tel: (304) 592-6000 9am Shipshewana Auction INDIANA, Shipshewana, Antique & INDIANA, Shipshewana, Antique & INDIANA, Shipshewana, Antique & tel: (260) 768-4129 Miscellaneous Auction Miscellaneous Auction Miscellaneous Auction Sunday, January 19 9am Shipshewana Auction 9am Shipshewana Auction 9am Shipshewana Auction Thursday, January 16 NORTH CAROLINA, Ramseur, Special tel: (260) 768-4129 tel: (260) 768-4129 tel: (260) 768-4129 CONNECTICUT, Southington, Coin, 2-Day Papa Auction Wednesday, February 12 Currency, & Collectibles Auction Day 2 of 2 INDIANA, Shipshewana, Antique & 7pm Charter Oak Coin tel: (860) 681-1511 Miscellaneous Auction Wednesday, June 03 Wednesday, July 22 Wednesday, September 09 OHIO, Columbus, Americana, Folk Art, & 9am Shipshewana Auction INDIANA, Shipshewana, Antique & INDIANA, Shipshewana, Antique & INDIANA, Shipshewana, Antique & INDIANA, Shipshewana, 3 Day Auction Textiles Auction tel: (260) 768-4129 Miscellaneous Auction Miscellaneous Auction Miscellaneous Auction Thurs. Noon, Fri. & Sat. 8:30am Chupp Day 2 of 2 9am Shipshewana Auction 9am Shipshewana Auction 9am Shipshewana Auction Auctions tel: (574) 536-8005 tel: (260) 768-4129 tel: (260) 768-4129 tel: (260) 768-4129 Day 1 of 3 ednesday ebruary OHIO, Lemoyne, Selling Quality Antiques W , F 19 INDIANA, Shipshewana, Antique & at Auction PENNSYLVANIA, Denver, The Miscellaneous Auction Wednesday, June 10 Wednesday, July 29 Wednesday, September 16 10am & 11am Stony Ridge Auction Susqyehanna Collection 9am Shipshewana Auction INDIANA, Shipshewana, Antique & INDIANA, Shipshewana, Antique & INDIANA, Shipshewana, Antique & tel: (419) 297-9045 No Time Given Morphy Auctions tel: (260) 768-4129 Miscellaneous Auction Miscellaneous Auction Miscellaneous Auction tel: (877) 968-8880 9am Shipshewana Auction 9am Shipshewana Auction 9am Shipshewana Auction Monday, January 20 tel: (260) 768-4129 tel: (260) 768-4129 tel: (260) 768-4129 ednesday ebruary INDIANA, New Albany, Antique Clocks & W , F 26 Friday, January 17 INDIANA, Shipshewana, Antique & Furniture Auction INDIANA, Shipshewana, 3-Day Auction Miscellaneous Auction Wednesday, June 17 Wednesday, August 05 Wednesday, September 23 2pm Harritt Group tel: (812) 944-0217 Day 2 of 3 9am Shipshewana Auction INDIANA, Shipshewana, Antique & INDIANA, Shipshewana, Antique & INDIANA, Shipshewana, Antique & tel: (260) 768-4129 Miscellaneous Auction Miscellaneous Auction Miscellaneous Auction INDIANA, Wolcottville, Two-Day Antique PENNSYLVANIA, Downingtown, Online 9am Shipshewana Auction 9am Shipshewana Auction 9am Shipshewana Auction Auction Only Decorative Arts Auction tel: (260) 768-4129 tel: (260) 768-4129 tel: (260) 768-4129 10am Both Days Michael Strawser 9am Pook & Pook tel: (610) 269-4040 Wednesday, March 04 tel: (260) 336-2204 INDIANA, Shipshewana, Antique & Day 1 of 2 Miscellaneous Auction Wednesday, June 24 Wednesday, August 12 Wednesday, September 30 ednesday anuary W , J 22 9am Shipshewana Auction INDIANA, Shipshewana, Antique & INDIANA, Shipshewana, Antique & INDIANA, Shipshewana, Antique & INDIANA, Shipshewana, Antique & PENNSYLVANIA, Downingtown, tel: (260) 768-4129 Miscellaneous Auction Miscellaneous Auction Miscellaneous Auction Americana & International Auction Miscellaneous Auction 9am Shipshewana Auction 9am Shipshewana Auction 9am Shipshewana Auction Fri. 6pm & Sat. 9am Pook & Pook 9am Shipshewana Auction tel: (260) 768-4129 tel: (260) 768-4129 tel: (260) 768-4129 tel: (610) 269-4040 tel: (260) 768-4129 Wednesday, March 11 Day 1 of 2 INDIANA, Shipshewana, Antique & Miscellaneous Auction Thursday, January 23 PENNSYLVANIA, Garnet Valley, Estate 9am Shipshewana Auction INDIANA, Online, Huge Estate Auction Antiques & Fine Art Auction tel: (260) 768-4129 - Online Only 11am Briggs Auction tel: (610) 566-3138 4:30pm William Wilson tel: (812) 682-4000 For Advertising Wednesday, March 18 Saturday, January 18 INDIANA, Valparaiso, 43rd Anniversary INDIANA, Shipshewana, Antique & ALABAMA, Northport, Country Store & Antique & Collectible Auction Miscellaneous Auction Advertising Auctions No Time Given Kraft Auction Service 9am Shipshewana Auction tel: (219) 973-9240 Information No Time Given Hal Hunt tel: (205) 233-2517 tel: (260) 768-4129 Day 1 of 4 INDIANA, Decatur, Large Collectors Auction PENNSYLVANIA, Hatfield, Mid-Century Wednesday, March 25 9am Wiegmann Auction tel: (260) 447-4311 Modern & Design INDIANA, Shipshewana, Antique & Call: 1-800-876-5133 1pm Alderfer Auction Company Miscellaneous Auction INDIANA, Shipshewana, 3-Day Auction tel: (215) 393-3000 9am Shipshewana Auction Day 3 of 3 tel: (260) 768-4129 PENNSYLVANIA, Online, Online 2ND WEEKEND INDIANA, Wolcottville, Two-Day Antique Ephemera Auction Auction No Time Given Garths Auction Wednesday, April 01 of Every Month Day 2 of 2 tel: (740) 362-4771 INDIANA, Shipshewana, Antique & in Atlanta! Miscellaneous Auction 3,500 Booths! 9am Shipshewana Auction MASSACHUSETTS, Pittsfield, Antiques, SOUTH CAROLINA, Online, Online tel: (260) 768-4129 Clocks & Fine Art Auction Auction, Collectibles, Clocks & Watches 11am John Fontaine tel: (413) 448-8922 7pm Randall Chapman tel: (803) 524-6995 ednesday pril MICHIGAN, Adrian, 100yr Old Centennial W , A 08 INDIANA, Shipshewana, Antique & Farm Estate Auction Friday, January 24 Miscellaneous Auction 10am Jm Auction Service INDIANA, Valparaiso, 43rd Anniversary 9am Shipshewana Auction tel: (517) 266-4655 Antique & Collectible Auction tel: (260) 768-4129 Day 2 of 4 MICHIGAN, Coldwater, Milk Bottle Collection Wednesday, April 15 Saturday, January 25 Sat. 9:30am & Sun. 10:30am Brian Hasty INDIANA, Shipshewana, Antique & ANTIQUE & DESIGNER ITEMS INDIANA, Berne, Public Auction Miscellaneous Auction 9am Miz Lehman Auctioneers MISSOURI, St. Louis, Winter Gallery 9am Shipshewana Auction Auction tel: (260) 589-2903 tel: (260) 768-4129 10am Selkirk tel: (314) 696-9041 SCOTT ANTIQUE MARKETS INDIANA, Portland, Public Auction America’s Favorite Treasure Hunts! NORTH CAROLINA, Ramseur, Special 10am Loy Real Estate & Auction Wednesday, April 22 2-Day Papa Auction INDIANA, Shipshewana, Antique & Atlanta Expo Centers Show Hours Directions 10am both days C&A Auction INDIANA, Valparaiso, 43rd Anniversary Miscellaneous Auction Thurs. 10:45am - 6pm 3 miles East of Atlanta tel: (336) 824-8844 Antique & Collectible Auction 9am Shipshewana Auction Atlanta, GA Fri. & Sat. 9am - 6pm Airport, I-285 at Exit 55 Day 1 of 2 Day 3 of 4 tel: (260) 768-4129 Sun. 10am - 4pm (3650 & 3850 Jonesboro 3,500 Exhibit Booths RD SE) OHIO, Cedarville, Ballentine Auction VIRGINIA, Mt. Crawford,Morgan Winter 19th & Farms Farm Auction 10am Bart Sheridan tel: (937) 766-2300 20th Century Glass Auction Wednesday, Athpril 29 9:30am Jeffrey Evans tel: (540)Saturday, 434-3939 INDIANA, Nov Shipshewana, 9 10:30 Antique & am 2020 Shows OHIO, Columbus, Americana, Folk Art, & Location: 563Miscellaneous Parham Rd, Auction Bronson, MI 49028 FEB 6 - 9 JUN 11 - 14 OCT 8 - 11 Textiles Auction Directions: At the east edge9am of Shipshewana Bronson on Auction US 12 to Parham Rd then south No Time Given Garths Auction Sunday, January5 miles 26to farm. tel: (260) 768-4129 MAR 12 - 15 JUL 9 - 12 NOV 12 - 15 Day 1 of 2 CALIFORNIA, Le Grand, Hewlett’s Antique Auction APR 9 - 12 AUG 6 - 9 DEC 10 - 13 OHIO, Paulding, Large Auction 10am Hewletts Auction tel: (209) 500-8801 Wednesday, May 06 10am Gorrell Bros. tel: (419) 399-4066 INDIANA, Shipshewana, Antique & MAY 7 -10 SEP 10 - 13 INDIANA, Valparaiso, 43rd Anniversary Miscellaneous Auction OHIO, Urbana, McKeever Public Auction Antique & Collectible Auction 9am Shipshewana Auction 10am Phil Thompson tel: (937) 606-0588 Day 4 of 4 tel: (260) 768-4129 Ohio Expo Center Show Hours Directions Sat. 9am - 6pm I-71 Exit 111 (E 17th Avenue) to Columbus, OH Sun. 10am - 4pm Ohio Expo Center. MILK BOTTLE AUCTION 800 - 1,200 Booths TRACTORS: IH 1456; IH826; COMBINE: 1992 JD 9400, 3622/2599 hrs; EVANS COLLECTION800/65k×32” tires,chaff spreader, ag leader monitor, (very nice machine); JD 643 corn head; PLANTER: KINZE model 3000 6/11 double frame, w/inter plants, liquid fert, row cleaners, red balls, mointor, NOTE: This is an absolutely 2020 Shows SAT., JAN. 18th, 9:30 AMbeautiful • SUN., well maintained JAN. ,one19th, owner planter10:30 with AMapprox. 1600 total acres LOCATION: Fraternal Orderuse of from the new. Eagles EQUIPTMENT: 331 Butters JD #722 Ave. field finisher; White #256 18’ wing disc;JAN 25 - 26 MAR 28 - 29 DEC 19 - 20 Glencoe 9 shank soil saver disc chiesel; Brillion 15’ transport cultipacker; Hardi #550m sprayer w/60’ boom’(recent pump rebuild) and one owner; Blue Jet 3pt. FEB 22 - 23 NOV 28 - 29 COLDWATER,9 shank 28% applicator; MI 49036Summers rock picker; 3-Pt 7 shank chiesel plow; NH #68 baler; (3) 1500 gal poly tanks; (4) gravity wagons; J&M 15’ brush auger for Over 800 milk bottlesgravity; will beGRAIN sold EQUIPTMENT: over 2 days Super B model AS600 grain dryer 7559 hrs.; 8 SATURDAY SCHEDULE:Ringx36’ Lotsdiameter 704 grainthru bin;1188 9 Ring× 24’ diameter grain bin; 1300 Bu. Wet740.569.2800 bin, Including the Michigan counties of Eaton - HutchinsonLivingston 8”x- Ingham 33’ PTO - auger; Oakland Hutchinson - Ottawa 8”x44’ - and PTO Kent auger; 8”x41’ AugerP.O. w/ Box 60 elec motor; IRRIGATION PIPE: Approx 3000 ‘ of 6” aluminum hook and latch SUNDAY SCHEDULE:pipe; OTHER Lots 1189 FARM thru MISC. 1541 Bremen, OH 43107 Including the counties of Ionia - Clinton - Shiawassee - GeneseeJerry - Lapeer and Darlene - St. Morgan,Clair - Muskegon Owners www.scottantiquemarkets.com and Montcalm CountiesNot responsible for accidents or items after sold. LIVE AUCTION ONLY • Pre-auctionAuctioneers: telephone Steve Burns bids (517) accepted 617-5487 and Brian Hasty (517) 206-4585 Catalogs may be found on our website No buyer’s premium Not responsible for accidents or items after sold cash checks or credit cards accepted David and Cecelia Evans - Owners January 13, 2020 WWW.ANTIQUEWEEK.COM Page 13 ANTIQUE CLOCKS & FURNITURE TWO-DAY ANTIQUE AUCTION The Robert & Darlene Novak Collection FRI., JAN. 17, 2020, 10:00 AM SAT., JAN. 18, 2020, 10:00 AM LOCATION: STRAWSER AUCTIONS FACILITY, 106 E. DUTCH STREET. WOLCOTTVILLE, INDIANA DAY 1 FRIDAY, JANUARY 17TH Nippon, Noritake, Royal Copenhagen, Crown Ducal, Tea Leaf, FURNITURE: Breakfront china cabinet; curio cabinets; 2 ward- Hall; 100’s of hand-painted plates; teasets; teapots; deep bowls; robes; chest; commodes; marble-top parlor tables; Victorian parlor butter pats; ironstone; wall pockets; Wade figures; figurines; china furniture; wall mirrors; Willet cherry Duncan Phyfe drop-leaf table slippers; 100’s of child’s tea sets; salt/peppers; pie birds; inkwells; and chairs; footstools; side chairs; ice-cream table & chairs; fern crocks/jugs; cookie jars; ANTIQUES: Panel glass hanging lamp; pedestals; fireplace set;LIGHTING: Panel glass & leaded glass kitchen pull down lamp; oil lamps; miniature oil lamps; chimney table lamps; GWTW lamps; oil lamps; miniature oil lamps; AN- covers; 100’s of framed oil paintings, watercolors, prints and photos; TIQUES: Oriental rugs; several nice antique quilts; 85 antique tin type photos; old photos; ephemera; Victorian wall shelves; wall bisque head & china dolls, nice selection; clocks; 2 cylinder music mirrors; guitar; wooden boxes; wooden kitchen primitives; jewelry; boxes; birdcage & bird music box; ARTWORK: 2 Harvey Joiner 100’s of pieces of silver (plate & sterling) hollowware pcs. & flat- (IN & KY) oil paintings; several nice early oil paintings; 3 etch- ware; Christmas items; celluloid dresser items; dresser sets; clocks; ings by Ernest Rost and other artwork; 2 Marx train advertising items; toys; cap guns; Fisher-Price; mar- sets; 1880 History of Ingham and Eaton County, bles; walking sticks and umbrellas; fishing lures; MI; JEWELRY & WATCHES: Large selection cast iron; brass items; 500+/- dolls; doll clothes of silver and gold jewelry; cameos; costume jewel- and accessories; LINENS - VINTAGE CLOTH- ry-Eisenberg, Haskell, Weise, Cora, and much more; ING: 100+ totes of linen mostly ironed, starched & 60+ pocket watches; wrist watches; silver cigarette folded in excellent condition-table clothes, napkins, and match cases; mesh and beaded purses; 500+ sheets/pillow cases, table runners, doilies, lace work, oz. of sterling silver-flatware and hollowware piec- bedspreads, 35 quilts, embroidery, needlepoint and es; GLASS: Bride’s baskets; pickle castors; can- much more, the largest collection we have ever had; dle lusters; Fenton; Greentown; Victorian colored lg. selection of vintage clothing, ladies hats, hand glass; 170+ perfume bottles; American brilliant cut bags, military uniforms and 1000’s of items yet to glass; 1,000 VICTORIAN GLASS WATER TUM- be discovered. BLERS: The finest collection we have ever seen AUCTIONEER’S NOTE: This is a huge auction. including Daum Nancy, Tiffany, Quezal, Steuben, Mr. & Mrs. Novak were long time collectors and Kew Blas, MOP, cranberry, New England glass, Mt. accumulated a massive collection which filled Washington, Greentown, pattern glass and much 4-24’ cargo trailers. Don’t miss this auction. Day 1 BIDDING ENDS more; CERAMICS: Rookwood; Roseville; Van auction will be in heated building with chairs and Briggle; Hull; McCoy; Majolica; R.S. Prussia; Pick- will also have online bidding. Day 2 will be in an ard; Haviland; Meissen; Franciscan Desert Rose; unheated building & large tent so please dress ap- hand-painted tankards, vases, chocolate pots, game propriately. MONDAY, JANUARY 20 @ 2PM plates; Hummels; Royal Doulton figures;SHAVING TERMS: Cash, check, MC & VISA (3% credit MUGS: 500+ shaving mugs, skuttle mug, mustache card fee), 10% buyer’s premium. 830 CEDAR BOUGH PLACE, NEW ALBANY, IN cups and more, a great large collection. CATALOG-ONLINE BIDDING: Visit our web- 7 Miles North of Louisville - 100 Miles South of Indianapolis DAY #2 SAT., JAN. 18TH - 2- AUCTION RINGS site www.strawserauctions.com for a catalog and GLASS: Cut glass; 100 glass baskets; cruets; candle to bid online. From the home page go to “Auc- Selling online the lifetime collection of the Jackie Myers Estate featuring 118 antique clocks including tall case holders; 100+ toothpick holders; stemware; Candle- tions” then go to “Online Auctions” and will take grandfather clocks, jewelers regulators, Vienna & schoolhouse regulators, pillar & scroll, mantels, figural & French wick; Fostoria; Depression glass; Pyrex; 100+ salt you to the catalog. Live bidding also at: www. reproduction clocks, plus period victorian furniture and accessories. dips; carnival glass; CERAMICS: McCoy; Rose- strawser-auction-group.liveauctioneers.com. OPEN INSPECTION Sunday, January 12, 2-4 PM & Monday, January 20, 11 AM - 1 PM. SELLER Joyce Myers ville; Hull; McCoy; 300+ cups/saucers; large amount of china-Haviland, Limoges, Belleek, R.S. Prussia; Auction Conducted By: 200 North Main Street, Wolcottville, Indiana 46795 Office: 260-854-2859 • Fax: 260-854-3979 Auctioneer: Michael G. Strawser AU01036570 & AC30700060 Auctioneer: Ron Levitz Lic. # AU19600009 812-944-0217 502-592-4000 Website: www.strawserauctions.com • E-mail: [email protected] BID ONLINE■ AT Member of the Indiana • Michigan • Pennsylvania Auctioneers Association

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Stony Ridge STONY RIDGE AUCTION Auction SUN., JAN. 19, 10:00 AM & 11:00 AM - New Start Time! PREVIEWS: Friday & Saturday 9-3, Sunday at 8:00 AM or by appointment PHONE: 419.297.9045 ~ or E-mail: [email protected]. Restored 1-3 Gold LOCATION: 4230 Fremont Pike (US20/23), LEMOYNE, OH 43441 17-18th C. Crown DIRECTIONS: Located 15 mi. SE of Toledo, OH; 2 hrs. N. of Columbus; 2 hrs. W. of Cleveland; 1 hr. S. of Detroit. Ships’ Visible Figurehead Gasoline 10:00 AM ELEANOR ROOSEVELT RELATED ITEMS - Lots 1-77 maritime ships’ figureheads, ca 17th to 19th Century; restored Gold Crown Mounts Pump Miss Marjorie Whiteman, (b.1898-d.1986) Legal Advisor and very close Visible Gasoline Pump; stoneware; Santa and Halloween candy contain- Meerschaum Pipes - Sample personal friend of Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt as well as a 41-year employee ers & postcard collection; 20 good quilts; pantry of Large Collection at the US State Dept, saved most of her lifetime memoirs, many being boxes, buckets and Firkins; Meerschaum pipe col- items being from Mrs. Roosevelt. Highlighting the Roosevelt items in this lection; rare Sunderland jug ca1820, commemorat- large collection: her briefcase gifted to Miss Whiteman - with prove- ing Perry’s Lake Erie Battle of the War of 1812; nance. Other gifts to Miss Whiteman with provenance - Mrs. Roosevelt’s butter molds; mechanical banks; collection of light- Gump Dept Store gift and signed letter; three autobiographies inscribed ning rods, glass balls, directional arrows, spears; Heart-Carved Butter by Mrs. Roosevelt; over 35 signed letters; 18 hand-written notes passed painted furniture: bucket bench, mule chest, scrub Press - Sample Of between the two when leaders at United Nations Human Rights Com- top table, blanket box, trunk; other furniture - wag- Collection Sample of 20 Good Quilts 2 Professional Photos of mission; 35+ original photos; important documents of the HRC business; on bench, tall case clock, corner cabinet, stacked Eleanor Roosevelt 1952 Mrs. Roosevelt’s correspondence with others; her bookcase, 18th C. cherry desk, more; cast iron ear- - One of 35 Photos press releases. No photos or documents have been ly light collection; 5 unusual Civil War images – reproduced. some identified; Civil War trunk with provenance - 11:00 AM AMERICANA, COUNTRY & Johnson Island Prison warden Lt. Colonel William ANTIQUES – 11:00 AM, Lots 101-533 Seward Pierson, Sandusky, OH; Sample of Folk Art Rare Ca. 1820 Sunderland Rare Civil War, 34 Star, Flag; 3 much more. Eagle Mechanical Carved Western Jug - Commodore Perry - Bank – Others Collection War of 1812 Sample Christmas & Halloween Candy Containers - More Holiday Lots Carved Miniature Paint Sample of Large Painted Folk Lightning Rod Ball Eleanor Roosevelt 1830s Paul Revere’s Decorated Mule Chest Collection of Halloween Victorian Brass Art Indian Collection - Includes Gump’s Dept Store Sample of Early Ride Weight Driver - Other Painted & & Christmas/Santa Bed w/Wave Chief Holding Rods, Spears, Directional Gift & Signed Letter – 19th C. Cast-Iron Banjo Clock Early Furniture Postcard Crest Spindles Cigars Arrows & More Very Rare Lg. Lighting Collection 45 Signed E.R. letters 34-Star Hand-Sewn Civil War Flag AUCTIONEERS: DAN LIMBER, GREG WILSON Information and direct links to the catalog and bidding options are available at WWW.stonyridgeauction.com, click on “Upcoming Auctions”. INTERNET BIDDING – Leave an absentee bid prior to the auction, or bid live during the actual auction at any of these website venues: LiveAuctioneers, Invalu- Remmey Cobalt able or AuctionZip #11963. Bidding direct with Stony Ridge – absentee bids and Civil War 14 Year Old Shaker Green Painted Decorated Stoneware phone bidding (limited number of phone lines available) or attend the auction in Rare & Important Drummer Boy Hero, Small Pantry Box - Other 4 Gal. Crock – Sample person on auction day. Call 419-297-9045 or E-mail [email protected] Mrs. F.D.R.’s Briefcase Identified 1st Shaker, Firkins, Buckets of 47 Stoneware Lots for details. All phone and absentee bids due by 4:00 PM, Jan. 18. & Photo w/Provenance Kentucky Unit, Others Page 14 WWW.ANTIQUEWEEK.COM January 13, 2020 BALLENTINE AUCTION FIESTA, COLLECTIBLES, PUBLIC AUCTION Bottles/Jars ♦ Furniture ♦ Antiques & TOY AUCTION Saturday, January 25, 2020 Saturday ♦ January 18 ♦ 10:00 AM URBANA, OHIO Sale Starts at 9:00 AM Cedar Land Event Center, 200 Parkview Ln, Sat. January 18, 2020 @ 9:35am LARGE AUCTION Location: Lehman Park Pavilion: 212 Park Ave Cedarville, OH (25 mi E of Dayton) Preview: Fri Jan 17 5-7pm Berne, IN 46711 SATURDAY, JAN. 18 @ 10 AM Auctioneer’s Note: A wonderful selection of 2014 Chevrolet Equinox LTZ – items in this large auction from the Estate of LOCATION: Gorrell Bros. Auction Facility 2007 Saturn Outlook Mary A. Ballentine. Auction held in convenient Antique Furniture – Antiques – and comfortable Event Center just 12 miles 1201 N. Williams St., PAULDING, OH Collectibles – Dolls south of I-70 within the Dayton-Columbus- 1975 Pontiac Trans AM Chifforobe; leather top desk; drop leaf table; Cincinnati triangle. Preview Friday, 10-3 PM and Pedal Cars - Tin Wind Up & Other Old Toys wrought iron fence; tall wardrobe; old snow sled; Saturday, 8 AM. 1975 Pontiac Trans AM; 400 Engine; Edlebrook Alumi- 2 piece 2 door cupboard; 1 piece 4 door green num Intake and Chrome Valve Covers; Borg Warner T-10 4 AUCTIONEER’S NOTE: Jacquie has been a cupboard; old fireplace mantle; small wood chest; speed transmission; Appears Matching Numbers; Odome- well known collector/antique dealer in this area platform scale; cast iron fireplace grate; 3 drawer ter shows 34,322 mi (probably 134,322+ mi)- Seller is Joe for many years. We have the once in a lifetime Allen Estate - visit our website or Auction Zip for details. . wash stand; old picture frame; child’s rolltop desk; opportunity to offer some of the most desirable . Pedal Cars, Vintage Metal Windup, Steel & Die Cast Napanee 2 piece cupboard; stained glass window; items we have ever had. Toys incl Murray Camaro Pedal Car. . . AMF Ford Mustang buffet; teacher’s podium; baker’s cupboard base; Indy 500 Pace Car Pedal Car. . . Marx Dough Boy Tank; 5 2 piece flat back cupboard; small school desk; 4 OVER 500 PIECES OF FIESTA! soda chairs; wicker rocker; Sprunger – Lehman A great selection of items including . . . Crawler Tractor; Tricky Fire Chief Car; Heavy Duty No 1782 STONEWARE – TOYS - COLLECTIBLES Power Shovel with Box- Buddy “L” Army Transport Truck square table; barber shop cabinet; pressed tin Early Furniture Antiques/Stoneware 100+ PCS OF BLACK MEMORABILIA w/cannon; Texaco Semi Truck & Tank Trailer - Tonka #998 ceiling tiles; secretary; flat back 1 piece green Dayton, OH bottles Primitives SOME FURNITURE Aerial Ladder Fire Truck w/Box; AA Wrecker Truck; Ce- cupboard; antique dresser; vintage wood high & others Paper Goods ment Mixer; Flatbed Tow Truck; 2 Semi Car Haulers; Dump chair;antique cane rocking chair; antique day OWNER: JACQUIE KIBLER Truck- Hubley Kiddie Toy No 504 Bell Telephone Truck- bed; The Auglaize Furniture Co. desk; crocks/ Terms: Cash, checks or MC/VISA w/positive ID. 4% Unique Art GI Joe & His Jouncing Jeep. . . plus Lindstrom jug; baskets; vases; child’s wheel barrow; bottles; convenience fee on credit card purchases. Sales AUCTION HELD AT: Boats; Silver Mountain Express; Allied Semi Tractor & graphaphone; cylinder records; 30 collectible dolls Tax. Lunch. MABRY AUCTION GALLERY Trailer; Silver Slipper Boat w/box; Structo 66 Fuel Truck; including Lee Middleton, Ashton-Drake, Boyds col- MARY A. BALLENTINE ESTATE U Haul Ford Truck & Trailer. . . No 5 Fire Truck; Medical lection, Danbury Mint, Lloyd Middleton Jeannette A. Chu, Executor;Mark F. Roberts, Atty 937-653-8676 Corps Truck; Auburn Rubber Tractor & more and Golden Dunbar – Furniture – Household – Hand Tools Clark Co. Probate No. 20190082 Champion GC-440 4-wheel mobility scooter and other - – Garden Tools – Misc. 1301 N. Main St. – Urbana, Ohio 43078 Visit our website or Auction Zip for photos & detailed list - 2 Terms: Cash/Good Check auction rings . . . Terms: Cash, Check, VISA, MasterCard Steve Mabry / Auctioneer & Realtor Many items not listed, for complete sale bill or Discover Card. Sellers: Arline Gloor Estate, Paulding see www.auctionzip.com or www.mizlehman. Payment: Cash – Ohio Check Co. Probate Case #20191108 - and - Joe R. Allen Estate, Case #20191115 - and others . . . Gorrell Bros. Auc- com for pictures and condition of antiques Credit Card WITH 3% clerking fee Announcements made sale day take tioneers - Aaron Timm, Don Gorrell, Ken Manz, Larry Gorrell, Kenny Thomas, Chris AuFrance precedence over any previous oral or Please go to: www.auctionzip.com for updates written statements Various Consignors - Sellers JM Auction Service LLC • JM Auction Service LLC • JM Auction Service LLC • JM Auction Service LLC Tell Them You Saw JM Auction Service LLC • JM Auction Service LLC • JM Auction Service LLC • LLC • JM Auction LLC • JM AuctionJM Auction Service Service Service 100-YR.-OLD CENTENNIAL FARM Their Ad In 265 W Main St. Berne, IN 46711 *260-589-2903* ESTATE AUCTION AntiqueWeek AC63001588 SATURDAY, JANUARY 18, 10:00 AM shew hip ana LOCATION: 5124 N. ADRIAN HWY. S Shipshewana Auction ADRIAN, MI 49221 est. 1922 Go to auctionzip.com # 1389 for pics Antique Ford Model T Replica, Horse-Drawn Surrey, Rare Child’s JD Buckboard, Ger- ANTIQUE & MISCELLANEOUS AUCTION man Goat Wagon,100’s of Primitives, Lighting, Black Americana, Wooden Adv Boxes/ Every Wednesday, Year-Round at 9:00 am EST Signs/Oil Jars, Copper Weathervane Collection, Copper/Brass Pots, Farmhouse Collect- ibles, Tractor/Car Brochures, Buttons, Tobacco General Store Wooden Indians, Tobacco 6-10 Auctioneers Selling Simultaneously! Tags. TOYS: Early Sleds, Trucks, Lunch Boxes, JD Pedal Tractor, Early Wooden Horse Glider/Tricycle, Steam Engines, Marbles, Cast Iron Banks. MUSICAL, 30+PCS PRIM- ITIVE FURNITURE: Step-Back/Jelly/Sugar Cupboards, 1800’s Round Tables, Sec- retaries, China Hutches, Mule Chest, Quilt Box, Trunks, Dressers, General ALL JM AUCTIONS ARE ON AUCTIONZIP.COM #1389 Store Cabinets, Clocks, Framed Art, GLASSWARE/POTTERY, COINS, JM AUCTION SERVICE LLC JEWELRY, MILITARY MEDALS, ARROWHEAD COLLECTION, LONG GUNS, POCKETKNIVES, MUCH MORE! JM Auction Service Service ServiceJM Auction LLC • JM Auction LLC • JM Auction LLC • TERMS: Cash or 5% w/Credit. Items pictured above sold in the January 8th Misc. & Antique Auction. # JM Auction Service LLC • JM Auction Service LLC • JM Auction Service LLC • JM Auction Service LLC Preview consignments at AuctionZip.com! 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MCKEEVER PUBLIC AUCTION ANTIQUES – OLD & COLLECTORS ITEMS AUCTION LOCATED: CHAMPAIGN COUNTY FAIRGROUNDS 384 PARK AVE. Pie safe with 16 horse punch tins, very unusual; Pie safe with screen; 6-drawer URBANA, OH 43078 spool cabinet; spinning wheel; rope bed; wicker desk with chair; wicker lamp; Inside 4-H building w/seating, rest rooms and good food and lots to sell. All we need is you. wicker magazine rack; baker’s rack on rollers; ice-cream table with 5 chairs; SATURDAY, JANUARY 18th, 10:00 AM sewing machine; Indian bowl, very unusual; drying rack; child’s wicker rocker; wood folding table with advertisement; coaster wagon; copper washer; quilt Antique Furniture & Collectibles: 2-pc. vict. walnut Danube w/extra pcs.; Royal Bavarian dish set for 12; (75) glass door with 5 drawers in base china cabinet; oak lift pcs. Fostoria Colony pattern glassware; super crocheted rack; firkin; blue granite to include pans, coffeepots, pitcher, ladles, funnels, etc; lid dry sink; 5-leg oak extension table ; (4) oak caned-seat bedspread and other crocheted pcs.; several HP GWTW tin lantern; STONEWARE AND CROCKS: #3 J & F Norton bird jug, #4 fishing chairs; (2) cherry drop-leaf tables; (2) (3) dressers w/fruit lamps; (2) HP banquet lamps; motion lamp; single & dbl. lure crock, #3 bee sting jug, #3 bee sting crock, #3 blue jug, #4 bird churn, #3 carved pulls w/marble tops; (2) washstands w/fruit carved pickle casters; many HP plates; other HP china; cranberry pulls; cherry and walnut turned leg stands; early spinet glass; mantel clock; shelf clock; steeple clock; Scottie dog Druggist from Michigan jug, Maple City Pottery churn, Rowe Pottery bird churn, writing desk; nice cannonball high headboard 4-poster bookends; some sterling; costume jewelry; “Mikiphone” and other crocks not listed. Vintage wood signs; wood benches; kid’s rocker; bed w/canopy; oak settee; walnut wall mirror w/coat hang- pocket phonograph; Sir Galaxy remote control robot; old school bell; wood tote; wood bowls; berry box carrier; wood mashers; wood ers; super 3 over 3 cherry Empire chest; (4) walnut & cher- weed cutter w/twist handle; RR spike hammer; RR can; dough trenchers; shaker box; cow bell; old ice skates; wire egg basket; wood ry stands 3 w/marble tops; Vict. parlor chair; Vict. corner yardsticks; wood stirrups; Urbana Builders Supply nail chair; walnut Vict. side chairs; oak rocker; oak hall tree; aprons; Sanders IH thermometer; scrapbook w/old car tote; child’s desk & chair; Steiff Teddy Bears (Margarite Steiff Giengen-Brenz); Duncan Phyfe china; (2) matching balloon parlor chairs; pictures; lot of old wrought-iron fencing; butchering kettle; glass jars with lids; 2 qt churn; metal breadbox; carpet beaters; Rayo lamp; turned-leg cherry coffee table; MT washstand w/carved CI skillets; Wagner corn fritter pan; oil lamp; LP records; Buster Brown sign; wood egg box; (2) mortars with pestles; axe head; hammer pulls; cedar chest w/ball feet; lidded walnut box; (2) paint- wood Winchester ammo box; sprinkling can; Duralube ed plank-bottom chairs; 4-poster single bed; child’s rock- can; Modern: Grandfather’s clock; small upright freezer; head; fire starters; child’s dishes; sleigh bells; shaker box; Father John’s med- er; oak library desk w/drw.; wicker table; bentwood child’s clothes dryer; pots and pans; everyday dishes; outdoor icine box; dye display; 2006 Pacers Medallion collection; small doll sled; wood bed; (2) caned-seat rockers; ladder-back chairs; (2) blue lamp post; round granite-top table, 4 chairs; Pfaltzgraff ironing board; washboard; and many other items not listed. wing-back chairs; 3-cushion floral couch w/QA legs; love canister set; lawn chairs; lawn ornaments; wood patio seat; (2) single beds; 1855 “Premium Whisky” wall cor- furniture; porcelain pedestal sink; stepladders; hand tools; AUCTIONEER’S NOTE: This is a top quality auction with a nice selection of ner cabinet; early 2-drw. jewelry chest; service for 12 Blue garden hand tools; many items too numerous to list. items. Auction preview will be held on Friday, January 24th from 1:00 to 4:00 TERMS: Cash or check w/proper ID, also MC, Visa & Discover accepted with 3% clerking fee. Auctioneer’s p.m. Note: Come join us for this large auction. Two auction rings for portion of sale. Selling in this auction from their very large home the personal property of the late Virginia and Jack Mckeever (deceased). Go to auc- NAME WITHHELD DUE TO SECURITY REASONS tionzip.com auctioneer ID #5640 for photos. JULIE MOLLIIN LOY AUCTION BILL MCKEEVER OWNERS AC #31600027 Food Served by AUCTIONEERS The Farmer’s Daughter Todd Woodruff & Phil Thompson Gary Loy Ben Lyons Travis Theurer Aaron Loy Auctioneers AU01031608 AU10700085 AU11200131 AU11200112 January 13, 2020 WWW.ANTIQUEWEEK.COM Page 15 Now is the time to advertise in the AntiqueWeek Travel Guide to Antique Shops & Malls 2020!

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I own a complete copy of Although badly weathered, the ta- it, search the internet for the retail Q the Saturday, May 4, 1912 ble is not as old as you might think. cost of new Asian (Indonesian) room “EXTRA” edition of the Police RINKER ON When I first saw the images, I thought dividers that are similar in style and Gazette newspaper. The banner COLLECTIBLES 1950s or 1960s. The more I thought size. Cut this price by two-thirds or across the top page reads: “TI- about the set, I kept moving the date three-quarters and list your divider TANIC CATASTROPHE / SINKS forward to the 1970s or 1980s. Don’t for sale. ON MAIDEN VOYAGE.” A full- BY be fooled by the wood construction. I conducted a WorthPoint.com page picture of the Titanic and HARRY L. Outdoor metal furniture does not search in hopes of finding a similar a page devoted to the sinking is weather well. Wood furniture can be or comparable divider. The findings inside. The bulk of the informa- RINKER continually repainted. did not surprise me. First, there were tion in the newspaper is about As to origin, my suspicion is that relatively few examples sold at auc- baseball, basketball, bareknuckle the set arrived in the United States tion, not because they are scarce but and glove boxing, and football. It front page graphic relating to the in a container load shipped from Eu- because there is little to no secondary has only been out in the daylight Titanic. The ‘Titanic Catastrophe’ rope to an American auctioneer to be market for them outside large metro- twice in over 85 years. I contact- heading is very nice, but the front sold at a weekly or biweekly auction. politan areas. Second, many were con- ed the New York Police Gazette page photo does not relate to it. Col- Container material is largely select- temporary dividers from Indonesia for information. A representative lectors desire issues that have great ed for decorative rather than antique and other countries producing inex- informed me they did not have a front page headlines and some sort of purposes. pensive knock-offs of older examples. hard copy or microfiche copy of graphic on the event. The $50 you paid is fair, albeit a bit I called my good friend Barb Jer- the paper. First, how do I get the “The centerfold photo of the ship high. Imagine what it cost initially if sey, owner of Wonder Women Estate paper certified? Second, I want to helps as do the article and cross-sec- it already passed through two hands Sales in East Lansing, Mich., to ask sell it. What is its value? tion graphics on the other pages. The on its way to you. her opinion. She said she would start condition is quite good. A fair retail the piece at $225 to $245 and hope to price range is $750 to $1,250.. I am looking for someone sell it for half that on the second day “Before seeing the photos, I was Q to provide an appraisal of a sale. thinking more in the $1,000 to $1,500 for a teak, hand-carved oriental My advice is simple. Take any offer range with the hope that the center- room divider. My husband pur- above $100. fold graphic was an illustration of the chased this from his step grand- ship in the process of sinking. There mother many years ago. He re- I have a robin’s egg blue, were several newspapers which had ceived no documentation for it. Q Northwood Chrysanthe- very dramatic and sensationalized il- We are downsizing soon and no mum Sprig spooner with gilding lustrations of the ship sinking in half longer have a use for it. I would on the floral and leaf relief. It is in with people jumping from it. Such an appreciate any help you can pro- fine condition. What is its value? illustration would have pushed the vide. value closer to $1,500 as a centerfold Who remembers pattern glass Thank you so much for in- and in the $2,000 range if on the front A quick study of the images A spooners? I do. My grandfa- A cluding a full set of page im- cover.” A of your four vertical panel ther Prosser had one on his kitchen ages as part of your email. Although I I recommend you contact Tim screen with each panel featuring a table when he lived in Hellertown, Pa. do not make a practice of authenticat- Hughes to see if he is interested in large tree in a rural village setting A spooner is taller than a tumbler but ing anything from photographs, I am purchasing the newspaper. Please re- suggests it is relatively new, that is to smaller than a celery. 100 percent certain the newspaper is member that the values he offered are say, dating after 1950. The spooner was part of a larger set period. retail (what a person would pay if he/ If my assumption is correct, the of serving accessories that included The Titanic sank the night of April she were buying the paper on the open screen only has decorator and/or re- a covered butter dish, celery, cream- 14-15, 1912. The Police Gazette did market). When selling, think whole- use value and no antique/collectible er, pitcher, salt and pepper shakers, not cover the story until two weeks sale. A dealer has to buy at a price value. In terms of deciding what you sugar (covered), sugar shaker and later. This has a slightly negative im- that allows him to make a profit. Auc- should ask when you attempt to sell tumblers. WorthPoint.com has an pact on value. tion houses charge a commission of 20 eBay listing for a Northwood Chry- Timothy Hughes (Timothy Hughes percent or more to sell an object. santhemum spooner (mistakenly sold Rare Newspapers, PO Box 3636, Wil- as a glass) that realized $42 on March liamsport, PA 17701 / (570) 326-1045 At a barn sale out in the 13, 2017. A realistic over the counter / [email protected]) is my go Q middle of nowhere (I am price is between $30 and $35. to source for questions about historic not joking), I paid $50 for a table newspapers. I talked with him on the and chair set with “HOTEL SAINT phone and then forwarded your email TROPEZ” painted on the bottom Harry L. Rinker welcomes to him so he could examine the pic- of the table and back of the chairs. questions from readers about tures and confirm my authentication. The set is heavily weathered. The collectibles, those mass-produced seller told me she purchased it items from the twentieth and from a dealer in Winters, Texas, twenty-first centuries. Selected who told her that he had bought letters will be answered in this it at an auction. She bought it be- column. Harry cannot provide cause it was from a famous hotel personal answers. Photos and in Italy. I searched the internet other material submitted cannot for information about the set but be returned. Send your questions found nothing. What is the origin to: Rinker on Collectibles, 5955 and date of my table and chairs? Mill Point Court SE, Kentwood, MI 49512. You also can e-mail your If there was only one Hotel questions to harrylrinker@aol. A Saint Tropez or only one ho- com. Only e-mails containing a tel in Saint Tropez, France, answering full name and mailing address will your question would be easy. Instead, be considered. there are almost a dozen Hotel Saint Tropez scattered throughout Europe (Paris), the Caribbean (Curacao) and South America (Brazil). There are over a dozen hotels in Saint-Tropez, During our conversation, Tim France. This is an antiques and col- shared a number of key points rela- lectibles “abandon all hope ye who tive to determining the value of your enter here” conundrum. Give up. The newspaper. First, the fact that the chances of locating the exact “HO- Titanic does not appear on the front TEL SAINT TOPEZ” from which the page is a negative. Graphic appeal is set originated are slim to none. Even critical when dealing with 20th cen- if you devoted the rest of your life to tury headline newspapers. Second, looking at photograph images of out- many buyers of headline newspapers door cafes and patios at the various want to frame them. When the infor- Hotels Saint Tropez, the odds still are mation is inside, framing becomes a against you. problem. Third and on the plus side, Tim had never seen a Titanic head- line newspaper that used catastrophe in the banner. Finally, we agreed “It’s nice,” which is a positive value state- ment. After reviewing the images in your email, Tim replied: “Similar to my comments over the telephone,…a no- table…downside is the lack of a great January 13, 2020 WWW.ANTIQUEWEEK.COM Page 17

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Vol. 52. Issue No. 2624 www.antiqueweek.com January 13, 2020 Anthony Wayne appointment among Pook highlights DOWNINGTOWN, Pa. — There is one New Year’s resolution Pook & Pook can help you keep this year — filling your home up with beautiful antiques. The firm’s Jan. 17-18 auction will offer almost 700 lots of antique furniture, fine art, and deco- rative accessories from around the globe. Bidding both live in-house and in cyber- space will be available. Probably the most exciting lot up for auction in both sessions is the appointment of Anthony Wayne to Major General of the Legion of the United States of America, dated the 19th day of March, 1793 and signed by President George Washington. The Legion was formed after the Revolutionary War as a standing army of professional soldiers rather than state militias. The Legion was reduced in size and rechristened the Army of the United States in 1796. This document could possibly be considered the birth of the United States Army. Session one will begin at 6 p.m. Jan. 17, following a special extended preview and reception. The collection of Jean and Eugene Jacobsen from Englewood, N.J., will start the auction with 49 lots. According to the Jacobsen’s daughter, their home was a “living, breathing example of Early American furniture and art” and “every family gathering was embraced by the warmth of the history of Early American life and the skilled craftsmen that artfully created the pieces.” Some highlights from the collection are several pieces of well crafted furniture including a Pennsylvania Queen Anne walnut dressing table, circa 1765, that is a very desirable small size with drake feet, the Captain James Mugford, a Revolutionary War hero from Marblehead, Mass., Chippendale mahogany diminutive drop-leaf table and a diminutive Massachusetts Queen Anne walnut high chest, circa 1765, with petite cabriole legs and pad feet. Of important note from the collection are several large China Trade oil on canvas Above: This rare Historical blue Staffordshire four-medallion platter, with Jefferson, paintings including one of the view of Whampoa Anchorage from the south, circa Lafayette, Clinton, and Washington, over a view of Tonbridge Castle Surrey and the 1840, one of the view of the Hongs at Canton, circa 1840 and one of a naval engage- Aqueduct bridge at Rochester. It measures 11 inches long and 14 5/8 inches wide. ment on the Boca Tigris, circa 1840. The sale on Friday night continues with 110 lots of Historical Staffordshire from a New York collection. This collection includes several interesting pieces such as the corner cupboards, Dutch cupboards, dressing tables, miniature furniture, tall case Esplanade & Castle Garden New York platter, the Capitol Washington centerpiece clocks, etc. A Berks County, Pa., black unicorn dower chest that retains its original bowl, the Dix Cove on the Gold Coast Africa fruit bowl and the rare four-medallion decoration of rampant unicorns flanked by panels with riders on horseback would platter with Jefferson, Lafayette, Clinton, and Washington over a view of Tunbridge make an incredible addition to anyone’s collection. One of the more incredible furni- Castle Surry and the Aqueduct bridge at Rochester. ture pieces on day two is a rare Lancaster County, Pa., Hepplewhite cherry tall case Session two starts at 9 a.m. on Saturday, Jan. 18 with a lovely Pennsylvania clock by Martin Shreiner, circa 1830. The musical works of this clock play seven William and Mary spice chest, circa 1750 with a herringbone and sprig and berry tunes. The unusual case includes an upper section with a short door over a lower design on the door. Second up is a wonderful watercolor fraktur birth certificate by section with a longer door. The last Shreiner musical clock sold at Pook & Pook Johann Conrad Gilbert sure to grab the interest of fraktur lovers far and wide. The brought $204,000. start of day two is filled with pieces from the mid-Atlantic region of the United Contact: (610) 269-4040 States. Furniture highlights include shranks, tea tables, dower chests, tall chests, www.pookandpook.com George Ohr pottery ‘going crazy’ at Keramics auction By Susan Emerson Nutter

CINCINNATI — Humler & Nolan’s Holiday 2019 Auction was a pottery and art glass lover’s playground. With almost 1,500 lots from which to choose, there was surely something in the sale to spark interest. Though Auction Director and Art Pottery specialist, Riley Humler feels the art pottery market is still soft, it is also a perfect time to buy, and that’s what a plethora of collectors did. Humler & Nolan divides the amount of material for sale into three categories and there were stellar examples in each. The auction began with the Keramics portion where everything from Weller and Roseville to Newcomb and Van Briggle pottery pieces were presented for bids. “We had some fantastic, very special pieces of Weller; items that just do not come on the market that often, and for whatever reason, Weller continues to be very soft,” Humler said. “Many collectors got wonderful pieces for very reasonable prices.” With that said, there were several Weller items that surpassed their estimates. The top Weller lot of the day was a Weller duck garden ornament incised “Weller Pottery” on the base. Standing 9 1/8 inches high and being 12 ½ inches long, this figural sold for $3,600 (est. $900-$1,200). Prices do not include the buyer’s premium. A Weller Hudson scenic vase featuring two white peacocks standing in a

See Humler on page 3 Left: This Tiffany Studios bronze six-arm Artichoke parlor lamp with Tiffany shades brought $12,000. The bronze Artichoke pattern base was impressed Tiffany Studios, New York, 477, 4338B, and each of the six arm light sockets had Bakelite turn paddles, all marked G.E. Co. The lamp also retained the original bronze ball screws that secure the shades. A set of six matching tulip shades in iridescent gold having green pull leaf decoration upon ribbed bodies also made up this gorgeous lamp from the Elizabeth Rudisill Collection. Right: Done by Grace Young in 1900, most likely for the Paris Exposition that same year, this Rookwood Standard glaze two-handled vase featuring a Native American woman holding her baby wrapped in a woven checkerboard patterned blanket was bid to $13,500. From the Elizabeth Rudisill Collection, this vase stood 9 inches high. Page 2 – National Section WWW.ANTIQUEWEEK.COM January 13, 2020 1935 LaSalle drove away for $61,000 at Sterling auction By Eric C. Rodenberg parts, the LaSalle was one of only 850 produced in 1935, earning the Senior des- KINGSPORT, Tenn. – Many residents ignation by the Antique Automobile Club of the Mountain Empire, which not only of America. includes the mountainous counties in Berry enjoyed “tooling” around northeastern Tennessee but also a por- Kingsport in his LaSalle, particularly tion of southwest Virginia, knew, respect- after he retired, and a daughter took over ed and loved David “Doc” Berry. his burgeoning business. A granddaugh- After receiving his Doctorate in ter is also studying to become a pharma- Pharmacy from the University of cist. Tennessee Memphis, Dave opened and In 2017, shortly after his retirement, operated Berry’s Pharmacy in Kingsport the building he operated from since the in 1964, an old-fashioned drug store built 1960s was sold and, consequently, a new on the owner’s tireless hours behind the location was found offering more parking counter, a genuine interest in his custom- and a convenient drive-thru for custom- ers and his personal generosity. ers. For 50 years, customers from through- “He and Berry’s pharmacy have played out the Mountain Empire frequented a (large role) in the lives of so many peo- Berry’s Pharmacy through both the good ple,” his daughter pharmacist Jennifer and bad economic years in these foothills Berry Bingham told the Times-News. of Appalachia. When a family came upon “I’ve been going through things cleaning hard times and couldn’t afford medicine, out the soon-to-be-old store. He kept Above: The top seller at Kimball M. Sterling’s 30th New Year’s Day Auction was a 1935 Berry would often exchange his medica- everything. Lots of notes to him from cus- LaSalle convertible from the David Berry estate from Kingsport, Tenn., selling for $61,000. Still tions for antiques. tomers for helping them. His own notes of in perfect running condition, and completely original, it was the owner’s favorite classic “Dave was known for his charismatic, this or that customer’s special issues. And car. warm and generous personality,” accord- people have been coming in because they ing to the local newspaper, the Kingsport heard we’re moving, and they want to “We’d find a nice antique toy that could be found almost anywhere on the Times-News. “He had an extreme enthu- reminisce. Dave looks forward to them would bring $500, and then a collection of car, but often found on the radiator shell, siasm for life and a special way of con- visiting him at the new store.” Indian relics that brought $2,000, adver- sold for $7,500. necting to people.” For the first time in his life, Dave tising memorabilia, old pharmaceutical Another unique highlight of the New “He was the kind of guy, who if you had Berry had his own office, which he often bottles … just when we thought we found Year’s Berry estate was the collection of to go to Memphis and didn’t have any used to visit his old customers. That was, everything, something else would come more than 100 mascot – or hood orna- money, he’d reach into his pocket and until he became ill the next year. He died out.” ments – of which many were mounted on give you $48 for bus fare,” auctioneer on Oct. 31, 2018, at the age of 81. And no one could claim that Dave marble stands and identified with Kimball M. Sterling said. When his estate came up for liquida- Berry was a “hoarder.” There was no clut- plaques. The top lot among these imagi- Early in his career, Berry got the “col- tion, Auctioneer Kimball Sterling discov- ter, no junk and many of the items were native and highly ornate ornaments was lecting bug.” He initially started in classic ered that Berry had not only kept every- properly cataloged and stored in display a Pierce Arrow mascot which sold for automobiles, becoming a founding mem- thing at his office. His home, his four-car cases. $650. ber of the Daniel Boone Region Antique garage and another structure were Sterling had already conducted four Buried within the Berry trove were Car Club, and then an honorary member “packed to the ceilings.” major auctions of the Berry estate in more than 3,000 auto license tags. Most of the Kingsport Antique and Rod Club. “In my 33 years in this business, I have November and December but saved back of the old license plates sold between His favorite car was a 1935 LaSalle never found as much,” Sterling says. “It the many major items for his 30th Annual $200 and $300, with the top lot – a pair of convertible, a completely restored luxury was really a surprise. I think he started News Year’s Day auction at his gallery in 1954 Tennessee-shaped tags which car with a 248-cubic-inch straight eight out with cars, went to auto parts and nearby Johnson City. fetched $525. An extremely rare 1938- flathead engine that produced more than then after that, he collected everything. I And a blow out it was. There were 250 1956 Kingsport Tennessee shaped license 100 horsepower, according to a longtime know he took a lot of these items out in highly competitive in-house bidders from plate frame sold for $600. friend Mike Smith. With all original trade and over a long period of time. nine states. About 150 lots were listed on Auctioneers Kimball, Elizabeth and the live auction platform Bidsquare, and Emma Sterling kept this, the fifth sale, Below: A 1936 Ford Cabriolet with a 283-cubic-inch engine brought $44,000. As a “Resto- several absentee bids were prepared, and running briskly and smoothly. Mod” it attracted the classic collector looking for a little more horsepower. the phones were “ringing in” Jan. 1. “It just doesn’t get any better than Berry’s beloved 1935 LaSalle, a smooth this,” Kimball Sterling said. “There’s was running antique luxury car, purred to the a little something for everyone. It was final bid of $61,000, while a 1936 Ford just exciting all the way, from beginning Cabriolet “Resto-Mod” (defined among to end.” car fanciers as an automobile that retains Sterling Auctions will host the sixth its original vehicle appearances with and final sale of Berry’s estate at the late modifications) sold for $44,000. The pharmacist’s home in Kingsport on Feb. engine had been modified with a 15. 283-cubic-inch engine and necessary “We’re still pulling things out of the modifications were made to the drive- attic … it’s piled up to the ceiling,” train. Sterling said. “I don’t have any idea A collection of 400 enamel auto what’s in there. It could be anything from emblems, which were generally restricted everything I’ve seen until now.” to luxury cars, comprised of beautifully Contact: (423) 773-4073 designed manufacturer’s nameplates www.auctionauction.com

Winter 19th & 20th c. Glass Auction Saturday, Jan 25, 2020 | 9:30 am

Featuring the Scott W. Roland estate (Glimmerglass Antiques), Schenevus, NY; the final installment of the William A. Litle estate collection, Garden Grove, CA; plus others. Victorian glass of all types including sugar and salt shakers, tumblers, syrups, cruets, toothpick holders, &c.; selection of art glass; lot of opalescent glass; large collection of Sandwich & Smith Bros. decorated opal vases; Sandwich threaded glass; EAPG including Three Face and US Coin; plus more. The catalogue will be posted around January 10.

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Above Left: Featuring two Arabic men in conversation and a woman seated nearby, the three sheltered by large palm trees in front of a Mosque, this Muller Freres Egyptian scenic vase sold for $9,250. Signed in cameo Muller Freres Luneville on the side and measuring an impressive 13 5/8 inches high 13 ½ inches across, this vase was from the Elizabeth Rudisill Collection. Above Middle: Standing 9 1/8 inches and measuring 12 ½ inches wide, this Weller Duck garden ornament realized $3,600. It was incised Weller Pottery on the base. Above Right: From the Elizabeth Rudisill Collection, this George Ohr tortured pitcher with an unusual fleur-de-lis shape body and cut-out handle with a semi-gloss glaze of mustard yellow and a sponge on of raspberry red made $11,000. The interior had a wash of green over mustard and it was impressed Geo. E. Ohr, Biloxi, Miss. beneath.

coming in at $9,250. Carved and holding her baby wrapped in a woven sold with a great story was the large Humler painted by Marie de Hoa LeBlanc in checkerboard pattern blanket was (9 3/8 inch tall) Rook figural in a From Front Page 1909, the 12¼ inch tall vase was bid to $13,500. black mat glaze with tiny silver impressed with the Newcomb College “Elizabeth had a passion for Native micro-crystals. Done in 1922, this garden; the work of artist Hester logo and potter Joseph Meyer’s American portraiture Rookwood,” big bird brought $9,000. Humler Pillsbury sold for $2,200 (est. $1,500- monogram. Humler noted, pointing to another said, “A gentleman contacted me $2,000), and a Weller Rhead faience During the Art Glass portion of Grace Young example with this about several pieces of Rookwood he scenic vase with fruit bearing trees this event, a massive (13 5/8 inches Standard glaze vase from her wanted to consign. As we talked actually signed by Rhead also high and 13 ½ inches wide) Muller collection. Featuring a portrait of a about what was actually his brother’s brought $2,200 (est. $1,000-$1,500). Freres Egyptian scenic vase featuring Sioux warrior; Kills Alone, this vase collection, he made reference to the The top art pottery piece sold two Arabic men in conversation and made $8,750. fact that his brother had given his during the Keramics portion of this a woman seated nearby realized The cover lot of the sale’s catalog; daughter a ‘bird’ figure which turned two-day event was the George Ohr $9,250. Also included in the scene the impressive and sizable at 17 7/8 out to be this Rook. It was the best tortured pitcher with an unusual were palm trees, a Mosque and inches tall, French Red vase with piece from the collection, and the fleur-de-lis shape body and cut-out pyramids. incised and painted tulip decoration daughter was very happy with its handle that wore a semi-gloss glaze A Steuben acid cut vase in blue done in both mat and gloss glazes by selling price.” of mustard yellow and a sponge on of Aurene over yellow Jade revealing a Sara Sax in 1921 soldfor $10,000. Contact: (513) 381-2041, raspberry red. Then the interior of dragon drifting through clouds and And one piece of Rookwood that www.humlernolan.com the piece had a wash of green over lightening sold for $7,500 and the Below: This Steuben acid cut vase in Blue Aurene over Yellow Jade revealing a writhing mustard. Impressed “Geo. E. Ohr, always desirable Tiffany made a dragon encircling the circumference drifting through clouds and lightening flares against Biloxi, Miss.” beneath, this pitcher showing with an impressive Tiffany a backdrop effervescent with droplets sold for $7,500. According to Humler & Noland, realized $11,000 far outstripping its Studios bronze six-arm Artichoke “Many of Steuben’s Dragon vases were made for the Crest Lamp Company, Chicago, Ill., $1,500 to $2,000 estimate. parlor lamp with Tiffany shades and ALMCO of Syracuse, NY for lamp conversion, according to Beth at Carder Steuben “Ohr stuff is just going crazy right coming in a tad below estimate at Glass in Corning, New York.” now,” Humler said. “This pitcher had $12,000. great color and form, so it didn’t And then there was the Rookwood. surprise me collectors wanted it. Humler & Nolan continue to be This also came from my dear friend, known for bringing some of the best Elizabeth Rudisill’s collection. She examples of Rookwood to the masses had a marvelous eye and bought only and this held true for this auction. the best. We will be selling more of Again, pieces from the Elizabeth her things this coming June of 2020.” Rudisill Collection were the most An early high glaze Newcomb noteworthy. A two-handle Rookwood College scenic vase with tall pine Standard glaze vase done by Grace trees; again from the Elizabeth Young in 1900 featuring a beautifully Rudisill collection, also did well rendered Native American woman

Humler & Nolan had only sold two other examples in the past 30 years, like this large Rook figural done in 1922. In a black mat glaze with tiny silver micro-crystals, and impressed with the Rookwood logo, date, shape number 2636, and designer William McDonald’s cast monogram, this Rook figure sold for $9,000. Page 4 – National Section WWW.ANTIQUEWEEK.COM January 13, 2020 January 13, 2020 WWW.ANTIQUEWEEK.COM National Section – Page 5 Page 6 – National Section WWW.ANTIQUEWEEK.COM January 13, 2020

Antiques, Clocks & Fine Art Auction | Saturday, January 18, 2020 at 11 AM This auction will feature 400 lots of antiques, art glass, fine art and lighting, including art glass by Tiffany Studios, Steuben and Quezal, 19th & 20th century lighting by Tiffany Studios, Duffner & Kimberly, Handel, Pairpoint, Wilkinson, Unique and Suess, cameo glass, leaded glass windows, fine clocks & music boxes, paintings, Royal Vienna & KPM porcelains, gold & diamond jewelry, fine silver, bronze & marble statuary, Black Forest items, plus related accessories. Previews: Friday 10 AM - 5 PM | Saturday 8 AM - 11 AM

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