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New Category Structure from June 10, 2019 - US L1 L2 L3 L4 L5 L6 Category ID Antiques 20081 Antiquities 37903 The Americas 37908 Byzantine 162922 Celtic 162923 Egyptian 37905 Far Eastern 162916 Greek 37906 Holy Land 162917 Islamic 162918 Near Eastern 91101 Neolithic & Paleolithic 66834 Roman 37907 South Italian 162919 Viking 162920 Reproductions 162921 Price Guides & Publications 171169 Other Antiquities 73464 Architectural & Garden 4707 Balusters 162925 Barn Doors & Barn Door Hardware 162926 Beams 162927 Ceiling Tins 37909 Chandeliers, Sconces & Lighting Fixtures 63516 Columns & Posts 162928 Corbels 162929 Doors 37910 Finials 63517 Fireplaces, Mantels & Fireplace Accessories 63518 Garden 4708 Hardware 37911 Door Bells & Knockers 37912 US_New_Structure_Jun2019 - Page 1 of 587 L1 L2 L3 L4 L5 L6 Category ID Door Knobs & Handles 37914 Door Plates & Backplates 37916 Drawer Pulls 162933 Escutcheons & Key Hole Covers 162934 Heating Grates & Vents 162935 Hinges 184487 Hooks, Brackets & Curtain Rods 37913 Locks, Latches & Keys 37915 Nails 162930 Screws 162931 Switch Plates & Outlet Covers 162932 Other Antique Hardware 66637 Pediments 162936 Plumbing & Fixtures 167948 Signs & Plaques 63519 Stained Glass Windows 151721 Stair & Carpet Rods 112084 Tiles 37917 Weathervanes & Lightning Rods 37918 Windows, Shutters & Sash Locks 63520 Reproductions 162937 Price Guides & Publications 171170 Other Architectural Antiques 1207 Asian Antiques 20082 Burma 162938 China 37919 Amulets 162939 Armor 162940 Baskets 37920 Bells 162941 Bowls 37921 Boxes 37922 Bracelets 162966 Brush Pots 162967 US_New_Structure_Jun2019 - Page 2 of 587 L1 L2 L3 L4 L5 L6 Category ID Brush Washers 162968 Cabinets 37923 Chairs 37924 Chests 37925 Fans 162942 Figurines & Statues 184440 Glasses & Cups 37926 Incense Burners 162943 Ink Stones 162944 Masks 162945 Necklaces & Pendants 37927 Paintings & Scrolls 38124 Plates 37928 Pots 37929 Rings 162946 Robes & Textiles 155352 Seals 162947 Snuff Bottles 37930 Swords 162963 Tables 37932 Tea Caddies 162964 Teapots 162965 Vases 37933 Other Chinese Antiques 73465 India 60209 Japan 37934 Armor 162969 Bells 162970 Bowls 37935 Boxes 37936 Dolls 162971 Fans 162972 Glasses & Cups 37937 Kimonos & Textiles 155353 US_New_Structure_Jun2019 - Page 3 of 587 L1 L2 L3 L4 L5 L6 Category ID Masks 162975 Netsuke 37938 Paintings & Scrolls 38125 Plates 37939 Prints 38126 Statues 162973 Swords 66841 Tea Caddies 162976 Teapots 162977 Tsuba 162978 Vases 37940 Other Japanese Antiques 73466 Korea 162979 Middle East 116556 Mongolia 162989 Southeast Asia 164808 Amulets 162980 Bells 162981 Bracelets 162982 Masks 162983 Necklaces & Pendants 162984 Paintings 162985 Statues 162986 Other Southeast Asian Antiques 20085 Tibet 79947 Unknown 162988 Reproductions 155354 Price Guides & Publications 171171 Other Asian Antiques 2194 Decorative Arts 20086 Ceramics & Porcelain 63521 Bowls 63522 Boxes 63523 Butter Pats 162999 US_New_Structure_Jun2019 - Page 4 of 587 L1 L2 L3 L4 L5 L6 Category ID Candle Holders 163000 Candlesticks 163001 Chamber Pots 163002 Creamers & Sugar Bowls 63524 Crocks 163003 Cups & Saucers 63525 Figurines 63526 Jars 63527 Jugs 163004 Mugs & Tankards 63529 Pitchers 63528 Planters 163006 Plates & Chargers 63531 Platters & Trays 63532 Salt & Pepper Shakers 63533 Teapots & Tea Sets 63534 Tiles 63535 Tureens 63536 Urns 163005 Vases 63530 Other Antique Ceramics 2203 Clocks 63537 Glass 63538 Bottles 162990 Bowls 63539 Candle Holders 162991 Candlesticks 162992 Compotes 162993 Decanters 63541 Dishes 162995 Figurines 162996 Jars 63540 Jugs 162994 Perfume Bottles 63542 US_New_Structure_Jun2019 - Page 5 of 587 L1 L2 L3 L4 L5 L6 Category ID Pitchers 63543 Plates 63544 Salt & Pepper Shakers 162997 Stemware 63545 Vases 63546 Other Antique Glass 2205 Lamps 63547 Metalware 1211 Mirrors 20089 Picture Frames 40024 Toleware 1218 Woodenware 37941 Bowls 37942 Boxes 37943 Carved Figures 162998 Trays 37944 Other Antique Woodenware 1219 Price Guides & Publications 171172 Other Antique Decorative Arts 73467 Ethnographic 2207 African 37945 Jewelry 163007 Masks 37946 Sculptures & Statues 37947 Other African Antiques 4171 Latin American 4170 Native American 4173 Pacific Islands & Oceania 4172 Price Guides & Publications 171173 Other Ethnographic Antiques 2204 Furniture 20091 Armoires & Wardrobes 98436 Pre-1800 98437 1800-1899 60275 US_New_Structure_Jun2019 - Page 6 of 587 L1 L2 L3 L4 L5 L6 Category ID 1900-1950 66858 Post-1950 162894 Unknown 162895 Beds & Bedroom Sets 63549 Pre-1800 63552 1800-1899 63550 1900-1950 63551 Post-1950 156308 Unknown 162887 Benches & Stools 63553 Pre-1800 63554 1800-1899 63555 1900-1950 63556 Post-1950 156953 Unknown 162888 Bookcases 63557 Pre-1800 63558 1800-1899 63559 1900-1950 63560 Post-1950 156309 Unknown 162889 Cabinets & Cupboards 63561 Pre-1800 63562 1800-1899 63563 1900-1950 63564 Post-1950 156310 Unknown 162892 Chairs 63565 Pre-1800 63566 1800-1899 63567 1900-1950 63568 Post-1950 156311 Unknown 162893 Chests & Trunks 98430 US_New_Structure_Jun2019 - Page 7 of 587 L1 L2 L3 L4 L5 L6 Category ID Pre-1800 98431 1800-1899 66842 1900-1950 66854 Post-1950 162890 Unknown 162891 Desks & Secretaries 63569 Pre-1800 63570 1800-1899 63571 1900-1950 63572 Post-1950 156312 Unknown 162896 Dining Sets 63573 Pre-1800 63574 1800-1899 63575 1900-1950 63576 Post-1950 156313 Unknown 162897 Dressers & Vanities 63577 Pre-1800 63578 1800-1899 63579 1900-1950 63580 Post-1950 156314 Unknown 162898 Hall Trees & Stands 162899 Pre-1800 162900 1800-1899 162901 1900-1950 162902 Post-1950 162903 Unknown 162904 Nightstands 162905 Pre-1800 162906 1800-1899 162907 1900-1950 162908 Post-1950 162909 US_New_Structure_Jun2019 - Page 8 of 587 L1 L2 L3 L4 L5 L6 Category ID Unknown 162910 Sideboards & Buffets 98444 Pre-1800 98445 1800-1899 66848 1900-1950 66862 Post-1950 162914 Unknown 162915 Sofas & Chaises 63581 Pre-1800 63582 1800-1899 63583 1900-1950 63584 Post-1950 156315 Unknown 162911 Tables 63585 Pre-1800 63586 1800-1899 63587 1900-1950 63588 Post-1950 156316 Unknown 162912 Parts & Salvaged Pieces 162913 Price Guides & Publications 171166 Other Antique Furniture 63589 Home & Hearth 163008 Baby Carriages & Buggies 163009 Baby Cradles 163010 Bath Tubs 163011 Clothing Wringers 163012 Hearth Ware 163013 Ice Boxes 163014 Meat Grinders 163015 Sinks 163016 Stoves 163017 Toasters 163018 Trivets 151724 US_New_Structure_Jun2019 - Page 9 of 587 L1 L2 L3 L4 L5 L6 Category ID Washing Machines 163057 Other Antique Home & Hearth 163058 Incunabula 22422 Linens & Textiles (Pre-1930) 181677 Bed & Bath Linens 166291 Bedspreads & Coverlets 166292 Blankets 166293 Pillowcases 166294 Sheets 166295 Towels 166296 Other Antique Bed & Bath Linen 166297 Embroidery 20117 Fabric 38000 Chenille 66639 Cotton 38001 Damask 66640 Linen 66641 Silk 38002 Velvet 66642 Wool 38003 Other Antique Fabric 73469 Feed & Flour Sacks 163107 Handkerchiefs 163108 Kitchen & Table Linens 39449 Napkins 39450 Placemats 163110 Runners 39451 Tablecloths 39453 Towels 39454 Other Antique Table Linens 2220 Lace, Crochet & Doilies 39444 Collars & Cuffs 163109 Doilies 39445 Runners 39446 US_New_Structure_Jun2019 - Page 10 of 587 L1 L2 L3 L4 L5 L6 Category ID Tablecloths 39447 Trim & Edging 39448 Other Antique Lace & Crochet 2219 Pillows 63624 Quilts 63627 Completed Quilts 2221 Quilt Blocks 63634 Quilt Tops 170064 Samplers 2223 Tapestries 2224 Price Guides & Publications 171178 Other Antique Textiles 362 Manuscripts 23048 Maps, Atlases & Globes 37958 Africa Maps 98448 Asia Maps 98450 Australia/Oceania Maps 98462 Central America/Caribbean Maps 98452 Europe Maps 98454 North America Maps 179654 South America Maps 98464 World Maps 98466 Celestial Maps 184438 Curiosities Maps 184439 Digital Maps 63595 World & Celestial Globes 98468 Map & Globe Mixed Lots 37964 Map & Globe Reproductions 151725 Maritime 37965 Anchors 63615 Diving Helmets 63617 Fishing Nets & Floats 37968 Harpoons 163090 Maritime Bells, Whistles & Horns 63616 US_New_Structure_Jun2019 - Page 11 of 587 L1 L2 L3 L4 L5 L6 Category ID Maritime Blueprints 163082 Maritime Cannons & Cannon Balls 184484 Maritime Cleats & Chocks 163084 Maritime Clocks 37966 Maritime Compasses 37967 Maritime Flags, Ensigns & Pennants 184485 Maritime Folk Art 156318 Maritime Lamps & Lighting 37969 Maritime Navigational Charts 163083 Maritime Navigational Instruments 37971 Maritime Parallel Rules 163085 Maritime Plaques & Signs 163086 Maritime Portholes & Hatches 63618 Maritime Price Guides & Publications 171175 Maritime Propellers 163087 Maritime Pulleys 163088 Maritime Reproductions 156319 Maritime Scrimshaw Replicas 63619 Maritime Telegraphs 163089 Maritime Telescopes 37972 Maritime Wheels 37973 Model Ships 37970 Other Maritime Antiques 66638 Mercantile, Trades & Factories 163091 Barber Chairs 163092 Binding, Embossing & Printing 163093 Cash Register, Adding Machines 163094 Display Cases 163095 Industrial Molds 163096 Safes & Still Banks 163097 Scales 163098 Typewriters 163099 Other Mercantile Antiques 163100 Musical Instruments (Pre-1930) 181726 US_New_Structure_Jun2019 - Page 12 of 587 L1 L2 L3 L4 L5 L6 Category ID Brass 156320 Keyboard 37975 Percussion 37976 String 181727 Wind 37977 Reproductions 156321 Price Guides & Publications 171176 Other Antique Instruments 156322 Periods & Styles 100927 Aesthetic Movement 100928 Art Deco 69471 Art Nouveau 69472 Arts & Crafts Movement 96768 Mid-Century Modernism 69473 Victorian 151738 Price Guides & Publications 171179 Other Antique Periods & Styles 163128 Primitives 1217 Restoration & Care 163101 Cleaners & Polish 163102 Storage & Display 163104 Other Antique
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    Like us and Devoted to Antiques, follow us Collectibles, on Furniture, Art and Facebook Design. SePTemBer 2017 eSTABLISHed In 1972 Volume 45, number 9 Bibliography – Howard Pierce, Howard Pierce—Treasured Pottery for All By Tom Cotter Treasured Pottery for All Howard Pierce is one of the happy Books stories of the 1930’s and on in the pottery Chipman, Jack. Collector’s Encylopedia of community. With limited formal schooling California Pottery, Second Edition. Paducah, and a self-financed trip around the world, Kentucky: Collector Books, 2004. Pierce moved from Chicago to California Dommel, Darlene Hurst. Collector’s Ency - to live with an aunt in 1934. Devoted to lopedia of Howard Pierce Porcelain. Paducah, human and non-human anatomy and phys - Kentucky: Collector Books, 1998. iology, Pierce developed exceptional Johnson, Donald-Brian and Leslie Pina. sketching abilities to create simple, flow - Postwar Pop; Memorabilia of the Mid-20th Cen - ing figures that helped define Mid-Century tury. Atglen, Pennsylvania: Schiffer Publishing, Modern (MCM) tastes, especially in Cali - Ltd., 2011. fornia and throughout the United States. Schneider, Mike. Animal Figurines. West Howard Pierce was an integral part of the Chester, Pennsylvania: Schiffer Publishing, Ltd., post-World War II sense of simplicity in de - 2011. sign and décor, contributing to the lives and Smithsonian. DESIGN: the Definitive Vi - homes of a burgeoning and mobile popula - sual History. New York, New York: DK Pub - tion, especially the urban and suburban lishing, 2015. middle class. Stern, Bill. California Pottery: from Mis - Born in the 1910’s and living through sions to Modernism. San Francisco, California: the extravagant 1920’s and the following Chronicle Books, 2001.
  • Standard Glaze Portrait Vase of a Cocker Spaniel, Artist Signed by M

    Standard Glaze Portrait Vase of a Cocker Spaniel, Artist Signed by M

    Online! Always On Time! Over One Million Hits Monthly www.auctionactionnews.com Help Recycle, Buy Antiques! March 6, 2013 Vol. 18 No. 31 News Periodical Mailed on February 28 Standard Glaze Portrait Vase of a Cocker Spaniel, Artist Signed by M. Timberlake Climbs to $2,640 at Matthews Auctions Article & photos courtesy of Matthews Auctions, LLC Iroquois Chief single-sided A standard glaze portrait vase showing a porcelain sign with beautifully rendered cocker spaniel sold Indian Chief for $2,640 on the last day of a three-day graphics, rated high auction held Feb. 15-17 by Matthews at 9+ ($1,350). Auctions, LLC, based in Nokomis, Ill. The 13-inch vase, signed “M. Timberlake,” was in good condition, with no chips, cracks or repairs. It was the top achiever of the 1,200 lots up for bid. Zerolene (“The Standard Oil For Pacer 400 porcelain Motor Cars”) single-sided porcelain Roseville Rozane pump plate sign with sign, rated 8.9 ($1,045). portrait vase of a man Standard glaze portrait ethyl logo, 14 inches wearing a hat, artist vase of a cocker spaniel by 9 inches, rated 9+ dog, artist signed by signed by A. Williams Continued on page 16 ($1,815). M. Timberlake ($2,640). ($1,265). The WADAAntiques Show - Synonymous With Quality Antiques Since 1948 Two composition advertising gems from Yesterday’s Article & photos by Brian Maloney My Scandinavian Memories: the 19” Buster Brown and Tige The Waukesha Expo Center once furniture favorite at figure priced at $450, the 13 1/2” Fox Head “400” again played host to one of the show: this colorful Beer plaque at $375.
  • The BHHS Connection

    The BHHS Connection

    Volume 36 2016 Multi-Generation Graduation Photos Where Are They Now? The Johnson Family -- p. 8-9 -- p. 42-43 The BHHS Connection Reunion Photos -- p. 14-20 Superin- Lyle Suter, Remembering tendent the hero legendary Steve behind Hawthorne Kessler the teacher, ’71 takes 1970 Bob Bailey the helm at Norman BHUSD Newsreel -- p. 6-7 -- p. 38-39 -- p.61 2 Alumni Highlights 2016 On Highlights’ masthead is the phrase “Today Well Lived.” It is excerpted Inside this Issue from the following poem: Hall of Fame Class Notes Salutation of the Dawn Look to this day, pages 4-5 pages 21-34 For it is the very life of life. In its brief course lie all the verities and realities of Upcoming Profi les your existence; The glory of action, Reunions pages 38-46 The bliss of growth, page 5 The splendor of beauty, For yesterday is but a Alumni dream and Graduation Snapshots Tomorrow is only a vision; But today well lived makes pages 8-9 pages 47-52 every yesterday a dream of happiness, And every tomorrow a List of Obituaries vision of hope, Look well, therefore, to this Contributors pages 52-63 day. pages 10-13 Alumni Highlights Alumni Assoc. Board of Directors Staff Melanie Anderson Editor and Production Manager Josh Gross ’91 Editorial Contributor Joanna Stingray ’78 Editorial Contributor Barbara Lee Kozberg ’53 Proofreader Elizabeth Kuzmich Proofreader Maria Heilpern Class Notes BHHS Alumni Association 241 Moreno Drive Beverly Hills, CA 90212 (310) 551-5100 ext. 8219 [email protected] www.bhhsalumni.org Back row, left to right: Candace Chen ’87, Joanna Stingray ’78.