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Vol. 52 Issue No. 2633 www.antiqueweek.com March 16, 2020 Belleek Pottery blends artistic mastery with Irish heritage By Gayle Manley agement sought to modernize production facilities. Old-style bottle kilns and work- Belleek Pottery takes well-deserved pride in being the oldest pottery in shops were replaced in order to advance transition to Ireland. For those who own or collect Belleek, the name is synonymous with Parian China production. Creation of earthenware and stone- artistry, hand-craftsmanship, and superb quality. But its longevity of more ware products ended in 1946. than 160 years is not a “luck of the Irish” scenario, rather, the result of Why are Belleek products referred to as Parian China? The determination, innovation and resiliency. descriptor relates to Paros, an island of Greece which was known The Belleek story begins on the estate of Castle Caldwell in which the for its marble quarries and mines. The white marble was flawless, village of Belleek, County of Fermanagh was finely textured and carried a translu- situated. Owner John Caldwell Bloomfield cent appearance. Manufacturers of pottery sought to find some type of work for displaced and china imitated these qualities in their farm families following the devastation of the products, but Belleek captured the luster 1840s Potato Famine. A mineral survey had flawlessly. Many followers consider Belleek shown that his property along the Erne River to be the pinnacle in Parian-ware quality and contained deposits of feldspar, kaolin, clay, design. flint and shale. As an amateur mineralogist, While Belleek has continued to innovate he realized these rich natural resources and and change with the times, it has retained river access could support operation of a pot- some “constants” linked with its legacy. tery works. Among the most important has been the “16 Through another business dealing, Hands” process instituted by the Company’s Bloomfield had met architect Robert Williams founder. From design through packing at Armstrong. Armstrong became the driving completion, a hand-crafted piece of Belleek force on a three-man team who collectively Fine Parian China is the result of work by 16 possessed the talent, resources and influence skilled artisans. to establish a business. Armstrong recog- During its development, each piece under- nized that rail transport could bring raw goes a minimum of four quality inspections. materials for Bloomfield’s kilns and provide a Fettling of the pattern, biscuit (aka green means to ship finished goods. He exerted his ware) firing, and dipping are each sensitive influence to sway officials to bring rail ser- process points at which a piece can shatter or vice to Belleek. Armstrong also saw the need fail to achieve Belleek’s high standards. No to integrate a core group of skilled pottery flaws are permitted – no drip, dimple, or bub- workers into the agricultural employees who Above: Belleek’s Parian China body possesses a celestial translucency ble. According to a company spokesman, had been hired locally. He traveled to the yet durability. These popular “Shamrock” mugs highlight both qualities. flawed items are never offered for sale as sec- well-known pottery region Stoke-on-Trent in Photo: Belleek Pottery onds. Rather, they are destroyed and the England to secure experienced craftsmen. crushed particles of material are recycled. In The third team member, short, artistic perfection is paramount and a affluent Dublin merchant David Mc Birney, was per- long-standing point of pride for Belleek.

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See Vegas on page 4 Roseville pottery has a lot to offer for collectors By Patricia Faulhaber

Welcome to 2020. It’s a new decade and a great time to start a new collection. Might be a good opportunity to take a look at Roseville Pottery. While Roseville has a much weaker value today than it did in the past, it is still a highly attrac- tive pottery with offerings in a variety of shapes, sizes, colors, patterns and prices. The pottery has a long and detailed history including 62 years of production from 1892 to 1953-54 producing 158 different lines. Since the end of production, collectors have kept the interest for the different lines of Roseville alive. Above: This piece is from the Silhouette line from the 1950s. The company was formed in 1890 and originally The pieces are typically made chunky and include a small produced wares such as flower pots, umbrella panel with female nudes or florals. Colors are solid colors of stands and cuspidors. Ten years later, the compa- blue-green, raspberry, brown and white. It’s marked with ny started producing Roseville Rozane which Roseville U.S.A. 769-9”. became the first high quality Roseville art pottery Some of the pottery lines Roseville made in the line. early 20th century include the Crystalis (1905), Della Robbia (1905) and Aztec (1904). The demand for handcrafted pottery began to decline in the early teens so Roseville shifted production to the Above: The Mock Orange line (1950s) is bright and colorful commercial type pottery. with small blossoms on vines. This piece does have a broken Author, appraiser and collector Mark F. Moran handle that was repaired which greatly reduces its value. starts wrote in Warman’s Roseville Pottery, The repair is barely noticeable making it a beautiful piece “Roseville faced the same challenge of all potter- for display only. ies established in the late 19th century: Hire Ferrell as art directors.” designers talented enough to create designs that Moran first walked into an antique shop in would appeal to buyer tastes ranging from late 1973 and later became part-time dealer in the Victorian, through Art Nouveau and Art Deco, 1980s. He started writing antique reference books and finally into Modernism. Roseville did a great in the 1990s, with 27 books to his credit. job of that, hiring Frederick Rhead and Frank “Some of the highest priced lines right now Left: This is a green vase in the Bushberry line. It has the tra- include Futura which is still number one, followed ditional leaves and berries and the handles resemble tree by Rozane Olympia and Della Robbia,” said Moran branches. The bottom is clearly marked with one of the “Some of the most produced were the floral lines Roseville traditional marks and numbers. All photos by Patricia Faulhaber unless otherwise noted. See Roseville on page 5

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Box 90, Knightstown, IN 46148 March 16, 2020 WWW.ANTIQUEWEEK.COM Page 3 Las Vegas memories bring back laughs I really don’t remember what I had Insights for dinner that night. Was it the By Barbara Miller Beem “Pepper Steak (Chinese)” for $16, the “Broiled Ground Sirloin Steak” (aka “hamburger”) for $16.50, or the where “they say the neon lights are “Charcoal Broiled Prime New York bright.” Even dimmed, Las Vegas was Steak” for $18.50 (served “Hoteliere,” daytime even at midnight. whatever that means)? During our visit, we snagged tickets Whereas today I might be torn to a show at Caesar’s Palace, with between the “Boned Rocky Mountain headliners Anthony Newley (“What Trout, Sauté Amandine” for $15, or Kind of Fool Am I?”) and Alan King (I cast everything to the wind with the honestly can’t remember a single joke “Roast Prime Ribs of Eastern Beef (au he told). My hopes of seeing Sonny and Jus)” for $17.50, I’ll bet that night in Cher were dashed when they cancelled November 1973, I opted for the “safe at the last moment. Darn. Meanwhile, choice” of “Roast Turkey with Savory back at the Riviera, where even the Dressing, Giblet Gravy, Cranberry ladies’ room attendants wore sparkly Sauce” for $15.50. I can guarantee that gold sandals, we saw Shecky Greene I passed on an array of á la carte appe- (not memorable) and Tony Orlando tizers (chopped chicken livers? filet of and Dawn. marinated Iceland herring in sour OK, let me stop here. Tony and his cream? I don’t think so). And as for “Supreme-like” backup singers had dessert, just saying, I’m guessing I just released a new album, their went with either the sherbet ($0.75) or “Ragtime Follies.” It was toe-tapping, the Neapolitan ice cream for a buck. and I bought the record nearly as soon Who cares? I certainly don’t. Dinner as our plane touched down back home. was certainly not the highlight of the On a depressing note: This recording evening. But I will never forget that has been resigned to the dollar bin of night in the Versailles Room at the my local vinyl shop. Oh, and Don Riviera Hotel in Las Vegas. And I Rickles was also in the house. doubt I will ever again spend a night So here’s the thing. I’m really not laughing so hard as I did then. into insulting people. I thought he did Some background information: In a decent job in later years voicing “Mr. the latter segment of my father’s Potato Head” in the Toy Story fran- career, he was annually flown to some chise. And although he was not quite rather enticing location for confer- cool enough to be a full-fledged ences, all expenses paid for him. The card-carrying member of the “Rat family could accompany him if we Pack,” I think it’s fair to say he was on picked up our share of the tab. And so the “B” team. (Personal note: I once sat while he was reporting to work for one next to Dorothy Hamill for dinner at week at the Riviera Hotel, you can bet the Center Club in Baltimore, and her Above: Among souvenir programs, the menu from an evening with Don Rickles, “Mr. Mom and I were in tow for what turned ex-father-in-law was Dean Martin, so Warmth,” is a stand-out. out to be our last family vacation that makes me, what? two degrees of before I flew the coop. separation from Dino?) our heads off at the thought of being in Even the agronomists were laughing. As it happened, there was an energy Anyway, to put it mildly, Don the presence of a convention of agrono- The man could work a room. crisis in progress at the time of our Rickles was hysterical. He came out on mists. I never made it back to Sin City. visit, and the neon lights on the Strip stage and asked some questions of The next morning, I couldn’t begin Plans to see the Beatles’ “Love” show and along Freemont Avenue were members of the audience and somehow to remember what was so funny, except just didn’t seem to pan out. I rue the dimmed. As an aside, I understand learned there was a convention of that everyone, and I mean everyone, fact that it’s seldom that a roomful of that these days, those neon lights have agronomists in the crowd. He pulled a was roaring. As for Don, once he found people can get together these days and been replaced with LEDs encased in few of them up on the stage, called something that he could turn into a have a good laugh. No wonder people colored plastic tubes. I can’t help but them “dummies” and “hockey pucks,” joke, he shook it like a terrier. No hard want to hang on to a small memento think of the song “On Broadway,” and the crowd went wild. We laughed feelings. It was just an evening of fun. from that special time and place.

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Hotels men and women, including tuxedos with with dude ranch themes (and names to gaudy jackets and previously worn wedding match) sprang up along Highway 91 (later dresses. Available for purchase or rental, called “The Strip”), including El Rancho these items are of particular interest to Vegas and the Hotel Last Frontier (later Vegas visitors who want to dress up like the known as the New Frontier and then, the Rat Pack and have a retro wedding. “There’s Frontier). a hairdresser down the street who does ’50’s “Upscale, sleek, and chic.” That’s how hairdo’s,” Anthony added. Michel described post-War development in There’s no limit to what collectors will Las Vegas. “Hollywood and gangsters” put buy, and after 13 years in the business, the their mark on new hotels, including the shop owner has a good handle on what peo- Flamingo, the Desert Inn, the Sands, and ple want and why. For instance, when the the Thunderbird, among others. New con- Riviera closed, he scooped up the pushbut- struction reflected mid-century modern ton phones that were formerly in gues- style, including the airport and the conven- trooms. Because they bore the logo of the tion center. Curiously, that vintage “feel” hotel, they sold. Anthony concluded that it’s lingered “longer here than anywhere else,” not unusual for customers to walk into his Michel noted. shop and say, “We were married at the Entertainers who traveled the country Riviera; we’ll buy whatever you have.” and performed on the nightclub circuit were Garry Schrum understands this well. booked, and Hollywood stars made the short The director of Heritage Auctions’ music and hop to Vegas, where they headlined in small entertainment division married his wife in showrooms and “made a lot of money.” Las Vegas, and they stayed at the Flamingo. Frank Sinatra was a regular at the Sands’ It’s no surprise, then, that he proudly dis- Copa Room, he continued, and other mem- plays a lamp from that hotel in his home. bers of the “Rat Pack,” including Dean Shrum continued that Elvis is “obviously Martin, Peter Lawford, and Sammy Davis, ‘Number One’” when it comes to collectible Above: Founded as a railroad town, Las Vegas embraced dude ranch motifs before going Jr., regularly dropped in on each other’s acts headliners. Over the years, Heritage has mid-century modern. Courtesy of Heritage Auctions. with adlibbed performances. They were sold scarves that the singer tossed into the wildly popular (even though they “don’t audience. And then there was the cape Below: Back in the day, this $25 chip with the image of Wilbur Clark (owner of the Desert seem that funny anymore,” Michel wryly caught by a woman who sustained personal Inn) on both sides was worth, well, $25. But a collector recently paid $31,250 for this rarity. pointed out). But personifying the times, injury while claiming it. In addition to ward- Courtesy of Heritage Auctions these stars were, he said, the “Kings of Cool.” robe pieces (a hat from Frank Sinatra and a And then there were the showgirls. cane from Sammy Davis, Jr., to name but Today, even though the hotels are bigger two), the auction company has also found than ever and the shows even more extrava- new homes for signed contracts, as well as gant, with gastronomic offerings from autographed pictures and menu, even a world-famous chefs, there are those who placeholder for a table with a hotel’s name won’t let “Old Vegas” die, as they collect on it. Anything from a demolished or remod- memorabilia from the Rat Pack days. “If it eled casino, including drinking glasses and smells like a dusty ashtray, it’s ‘Old Vegas,’” chandeliers, murals and outdoor signs, sells remarked Jeff Anthony, waxing enthusiasti- well, he pointed out. cally about the “rooms with circular booths, And then there is the currency of Vegas, brass tile ceilings, and lounge singers.” casino chips, a collecting category unto itself. Anthony, proprietor of Vintage Vegas, Rarity, age, and value are factors in deter- estimated that 90 percent of his customers mining the worth of these miniature gems, are tourists. As such, his inventory includes which often bear iconic graphics. Shrum a variety of smalls, souvenirs that easily fit added that hotel gift shops sell new limit- into a suitcase. Vintage postcards picturing ed-edition chips as souvenirs, however. mid-century hotels (before they were met by Certainly, Las Vegas itself (and not just the wrecking ball) and menus are popular its tourism slogan) has changed over the purchases, as are matches and ashtrays. years. Today’s Vegas is a far cry from the Decks of casino playing cards might go for $8 railroad stopover that it once was. But to $25; dice, $15 to $125; and swizzle sticks, although many of the hotels and casinos are $8 to $15. Chips can sell for as little as $20 gone or have been rebuilt, the ghosts of to $500, or much, much more. On the other Sinatra and his cronies, Elvis, Liberace, and hand, Anthony recalled the time he shipped others, live on.

Below: What happens when that “Go-Go” Guy and that “Bye-Bye” Gal meet up in the “Fun Capital of the World”? One can only imagine. courtesy of Heritage Auctions

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Like 217-377-8288, us on Commercial Ave. (St. Rte. 2) Tuesday- [email protected] & IL! 3401 S US 41, Hrs.: or visit Monday- us at: TURN LEFT TO STOPLIGHT, THEN RIGHT. Clocks, Estate Jewelry, Sterling, and Saturdaywww.olddoodads.com 10am-4pm CST. 219-765- E. OFF I-69 ON SR 67 10 MILES TO 1ST STOPLIGHT Clocks,Vintage EstatePocket Jewelry, Watches, Sterling, 256-536-6789 and 217-598-2200.Facebook! [email protected] Like us on Facebook! www.olddoodads.comSaturday 10am-8pm & Sun. Noon-6pm. TURN LEFT TO STOPLIGHT, THEN RIGHT. 3655 FB Carrie VintageEmail: [email protected] Pocket Watches, 256-536-6789 [email protected] 812-235-9326 TUSCOLA - Paddy Wagon Antiques, www.TISHSUPSCALEANTIQUEMALL.COMLARWILL - US 30 Countryside SYRACUSE - My Red Moon CarrieACOld67AntiqueMallDECATUR, 1x1½ IND.2103-2131 Email:Web: www.lennartsusa.com [email protected] www.VendorsVillage.com TUSCOLA101 Southline - Paddy Rd. (Rt. Wagon 36 & Antiques,Main St.) Antiques 8049 US 30 W. 12,000 sq ft. Antiques, Apparel, Curiosities & FLEAACOld67AntiqueMall MARKET 1x1½ & ANTIQUES 2103-2131 Web: www.lennartsusa.com LOWELL - Spring Run Farm, 2110 W. Located in the Honey Creek Mall MADISON - Madison Station 10150+ Southlinedlrs. Antiques, Rd. (Rt. Primitives, 36 & Main on 1 floor. Quality Antiques, Primitives, Collectibles 800 S. Huntington St., 1st Sunday Every Month 169thVintage Ave. Furniture. Celebrating Open our year 30th round year beside JCPenney. Booths available MADISONAntiques, 110- Madison Main St. Station in historic St.)Collectibles 50+ dlrs. & Antiques, more. Mon-Sat Primitives, 9-5, Sun 46567. Seasonal Store, open April- Show hours 8 a.m.-3 p.m. inMon-Sat business. 10am-5pm; (10 min from Sun. I-65) 1pm-5pm. A fine while they last. Total of 5 locations. www.AntiqueWeek.comRIVERSIDE CENTER - E. MONROE ST. Antiques,downtown. 110 Quality Main Southern St. in historic antiques & 12-5. 217-253-9150 October. Featuring antiques, nautical Collectibles & more. 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County, Gates open at 5 a.m. www.madisonstationantiques.com OnTuesday-Friday the Square. 618-658-221510am-4pm, Saturday Hours: (Formerly Greentown Antique Mall) MICHIGANTish’s Upscale CITY - AntiqueShop LaPorte Mall, 201 11 shops in a 20 minute drive. HUNTSVILLE - Rivenbark & Roper Tuesday-Friday9am-4pm. 10am-4pm, Saturday E. Commercial Ave. (St. Rte. 2) TERRE HAUTE - Vendors Village HUNTSVILLE - Rivenbark & Roper County, 11 shops in a 20 minute For information or a map email: 107 West Main Street Antiques, 313 Jefferson St. 35801. Tuesday-Saturday 10am-4pm CST. Largest Antique Vendor Mall in Central 9am-4pm. drive. For information or a map email: [email protected] or visit us at: Greentown, IN Antiques,256-564-9800. 313 JeffersonHuntsville’s St. Finest 35801. Indiana North of I-70 219-765-3655 FB IN & IL! 3401 S US 41, Hrs.: Monday- SHOP GUIDE 256-564-9800.Antique Gallery Huntsville’s Finest Indiana North of I-70 [email protected] or visit us at: Saturdaywww.olddoodads.com 10am-8pm & Sun. Noon-6pm. 765-628-7570 Antiquewww.rivenbarkandroper.com. Gallery Period AUBURN - Antiques on 5th 109 E. www.olddoodads.com AUBURN - Antiques on 5th, 109 E. 812-235-9326Indiana www.VendorsVillage. South of I-70 www.rivenbarkandroper.com.antiques, fine arts & accessories. 5th St. Quality Dealers accepted. Daily LOWELL - Spring Run Farm, 2110 W. com Located in the Honey Creek Mall 2,000 Sq. Ft. 5th St. Quality Dealers accepted. Daily MIDDLEBURY - Old Creamery CORRECTIONSQuality Antiques & Collectibles, Period antiques, fine arts & 10-5, Sun. 12-5. 260-333-0586. Antiques,169th Ave. 333Celebrating N Main Street.our 29th Open year in besideBATESVILLE JCPenney. - Walnut Booths Street available Variety Arkansas 10-5, Sun. 12-5. 260-333-0586. Primitives, Toys, Greentown Glass, accessories. AUBURN - Vintage Images & 10am-5pm;business. (10 Closed min from on Sunday. I-65) A fine whileShop, they New last. Larger Total Location! of 5 locations. 33 N. Main gathering of Early Country Antiques. Furniture,MARYLAND Coins, Jewelry, KEO - Morris Antiques, AUBURNAntiques -204 Vintage N. Jackson Images Street. & 574-536-8374. Clarksville,Street. Antiques IN; Jeffersonville, & Collectibles, IN; Melissa Arkansas Opening April 5th Hours: Thursday, HAGERSTOWNSomething for Everyone. - Antique 501-842-3531. Saturday 9-5 or by Antiques,260-226-8836. 204 N.Open Jackson 6 days Street. a week! 260- NEWSTAND Danville,& Doug toys, KY; &CBD-Hemp Litchfield, oilsKY & much KEO - Morris Antiques, 501-842-3531. Friday, & Saturday 10am-4pm. Closed appointment. Votes best antiques shop 226-8836.Closed on OpenSundays. 6 days Like a usweek! on Closed MIDDLEBURY - The Barn Door, more! Tues.-Fri. 10am-5pm & Sat. CrossroadsSummer - The Hours: date for the Saturday 9-5 or by appointment. Votes Jan. - Mar. (219) 696-9357. WANATAH - Shop LaPorte County, 23 times. 7 buildings! onFacebook! Sundays. Like us on Facebook! 52886 State Road 13. Explore a unique 10am-4pm. 812-932-2666 OpenThursday-Saturday, House was incorrect. 10 AM-4 Watch PM best antiques shop 23 times. 11 shops in a 20 minute drive. For www.morrisantiques.com 13 mi. SE of selectionMICHIGAN of qualityCITY - Antiques,Shop LaPorte Vintage, 7 buildings! www.morrisantiques.com informationELIZABETHTOWN or a map - email:Nichols & Dimes for the correctBuy date & Sell for 2019. Little Rock. American/European CARMEL - Antique EmporiumEmporium GroupGroup Re-Purposed,County, 11 shops & New in a Furniture. 20 minute Home drive. [email protected]. 101 Pennsylvania. or visit Open us at: Appriasal Services Available 13restoration mi. SE of available. Little Rock. American/ Shop, 620 S.S. RangelineRangeline Rd.Rd. Hours:Hours: DecorFor information and gifts inor aa rusticmap email:boutique www.olddoodads.comdaily by chance or appt. Judy Nichols - European restoration available. 10-5 Mon.-Sat.,Mon.-Sat., Wed.Wed. tilltill 7,7, 12-512-5 Sun.Sun. [email protected] Like us on Facebook! or visit us at: Illinois 812-579-5267. Email: nichols-judy@att. D & DaveB Antiques Turner, Owner LLC Closed holidays. Appraisals available, www.olddoodads.com Illinois 574-358-0074. Indiana South of I-70 BROCTON - Rose Ridge Antiques, walk-in’s encouraged. 317-844-8351. net, www.nicholsndimesantiques.com (Formerly Greentown Antique Mall) walk-in’s encouraged. 317-844-8351. NAPPANEE - My Red Moon Antiques, BROCTON115 W. Third - RoseSt. Antiques, Ridge Antiques, Vintage, MIDDLEBURY - Old Creamery BATESVILLE - Walnut Street Variety 107 West Main Street Apparel, Curiosities & Collectibles, 106 EVANSVILLE - Schneider’s 115Unioques, W. Third & St.More. Antiques, 217-778-4008 Vintage, or COLUMBIA CITY - VintageVintage AntiqueAntique Antiques, 333 N Main Street. Open Shop, New Larger Location! 33 N. S. Main St. 10,000 sq. ft. of antiques, Whispering Hills, 10600 Big Cynthiana Greentown, IN Unioques,217-778-7470. & More. Open 217-778-4008 10am-4pm Marketplace,Marketplace 202202 N. Chauncey St.St. 260- 260- 10am-5pm; Closed on Sunday. Main Street. Antiques & Collectibles, art, home decor, including a stylish Rd. Call ahead or by Appointment! 765-628-7570 orTuesday 217-778-7470. thru Saturday. Open 10am-4pmPlease phone 248-7479 Like us on Facebook or visit 574-536-8374. Melissa & Doug toys, CBD-Hemp oils & Tell Them 248-7479 Like us on Facebook or visit women & children’s boutique w/new & 812-604-4936. Cash & Carry only. Tuesdayahead. Like thru us Saturday. on Facebook! Please phone www.vintageantiquemarketplace.com. NEWSTAND much more! Wed.-Fri. 10am-5pm & www.vintageantiquemarketplace.com. vintage wears. www.myredmoon.com. 2,000 Sq. 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Indiana’s FeaturingCleanest Antiqueantiques, Deli, Collectibles & Antique Mall, Located in Volo, IL MARSHALL - Whippoorwill Antique MARSHALL - Whippoorwill Antique Antique,46226. Oldest Retro, continuing Vintage, Modern operating Mall.nautical 37,000 home sq. decor ft. of &Antiques, art & resort Vintage, KNIGHTSTOWN237 N. Main St. A -Unique The Glass shopping Mall, 12,000 sq. ft. Illinois Finest Multi- Collectibles,wear boutique Retro, for women Advertising, & children. & Mall, 12,000 sq. ft. Illinois Finest Multi- Clothing,antique/collectible Household, mall Gifts, in Indy. Buy Open& Sell. Cupboardexperience! Antique Includes Mall, home 115 decor! E. Main Dealer Mall. Open 7 days a week. 217- Primitiveswww.myredmoon.com with seperate 888-406-6966 sections from 400 Dealer Mall. Open 7 days a week. 11am-6pm every day but Christmas. St.Hours: Exit Mon-Fri.115 S from 10-5, I-70. Sat. Quality 10-4. 400 826-8832. I-70 & State Rt. 1 Exit 147. Open Tues.-Fri. 11am-6pm & Sat. Re-Purposed and Home Decor. Open 217-826-8832. I-70 & State Rt. 1 Exit Antiques, Mid-Century, Advertising, antiques & collectibles. Furniture, Open all year, Mon.-Sat. 9-5, Sun. Noon-5pm. 317-916-8125 DailyPENDLETON 10am-5pm. - Burmeisters 317-839-8779, Old 765-938-3071. 147. Open all year, Mon.-Sat. 10-4, Upscale Ladies Clothing Resale Shop, glass, pottery, milk bottles, coins, post DEALERSDEALERS 12-5. Whipporwillantiques.com - www.facebook.com/queenbeevintage www.gilleysantiquemall.comTowne Antiques, 130 W. State Street. SHELBYVILLE - Nostalgia on 9 Sun.12-4.BOOTH SPACE Whipporwillantiques.com AVAILABLE. - Primitives, Pottery, Art Work, Model Open Thursday-Saturday cards, paper items, sports items, comic FB:@GilleysAntiqueMall. Antique Mall & Flea Market, 1018 E. Small collectibles to BOOTH SPACE AVAILABLE. Trains, Cigars, Military: Civil War, WW 10:30am-4pm. Antiques & Collectibles! books, stoneware, Uhl, Ball jars. Mon- LA PORTE - Shop LaPorte County, ROLLING PRAIRIE - Shop LaPorte Sat500 10-5,South. Sun Monday-Saturday 1-5. 765-345-7572. 10-6 & large furniture. MONTICELLOMONTICELLO -- SkinnersSkinners Coach- 1, WW II, Viet-Nam, & Misc. You will Find us on Social Media. 11 shops in a 20 minute drive. County, 11 shops in a 20 minute Sunday Noon-4, 317-392-7701. Coachhousehouse Antiques Antiques,, I-72 to I-72Exit to166, Exit S. to find the odd & rare item here!! 765-623-3395. Spend the day! For information or a map email: drive. For information or a map email: RUSHVILLE - Elizabeth’s Keepsakes, 166,Sage S. Drive. to Sage Antiques, Drive. Antiques,Collectibles, Red 317-546-2402. TERRE HAUTE - Vendors Village, [email protected] or visit us at: [email protected] - Gilley’s Antique or visit us& at: Deli, Collectibles & Antique Mall 237 N. Collectibles,Wing Pottery, Red lighting Wing sales Pottery, & Visit www.oldeshadelandmall.com or Largest Antique Vendor Mall in Central www.olddoodads.comlike us on Facebook. www.olddoodads.comDecorator Mall, 5789 E. US Hwy 40. Main St. A Unique shopping Open daily 10-5pm Lightingrestoration. Sales Tue.-Sat. & Restoration. 11-5. Tue.- IN & IL! 3401 S US 41, Hrs.: Monday- 217-762-8425. E-mail: 10 minutes from I-70, Exit 66 on Indy’s experience! Includes home deocr! Sat. 11-5. 217-762-8425. E-mail: LARWILL - US 30 Countryside SYRACUSE - My Red Moon Saturday 10am-8pm & Sun. Noon-6pm. Daily updates [email protected] INDIANAPOLIS - Queen Bee Vintage westside. Indiana’s Cleanest Antique Hours: Mon-Fri. 10-5, Sat. 10-4. [email protected] Antiques, Apparel, Curiosities & “Volo 4 Malls” Antiques,111 E. 16th, 8049 Downtown US 30 W.Indianapolis. 12,000 sq ft. Mall. 37,000 sq. ft. of Antiques, 765-938-3071.812-235-9326 www.VendorsVillage. Collectibles,Vintage, Collectibles, 800 S. HuntingtonRetro, St., “Volo 4 Malls” PERUPERU -- PeruPeru AntiqueAntique Mall,Mall 2702 May onAntique, 1 floor. Retro, Quality Vintage, Antiques, Modern Primitives, com Located in the Honey Creek Mall 46567.Advertising, Seasonal & Primitives Store, open with April-seperate Road, North side I-80 between exits 73 Vintage Furniture. Open year round SHELBYVILLEbeside JCPenney. - Nostalgia Booths available on 9 815.344.6062 Road, North side I-80 between Exits 73 Clothing, Household, Gifts, Buy & Sell. October.sections fromFeaturing Re-Purposed antiques, and nautical Home & 75. Quality Antiques & Furniture. 300 Mon-Sat 10am-5pm; Sun. 1pm-5pm. Antiquewhile they Mall last. & Total Flea of Market 5 locations. 1018 E. Creative & ambitious & 75. 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Danville, KY; & Litchfield, KY MICHIGAN CITY, INDIANA 140+ Dealers VisitThe AntiqueWeek Antique MARKET Online At: LumberLumber MillMill of Michigan City, IN Open Daily 10-5, Sunday 12-5 • (219) 879-4084 At www.antiqueweek.comI-94 & U.S. 421 Access Road just South of the Clarion Inn AntiqueAntique MallMall www.theantiquemarketmc.com 721 West First St. 721 West First St. 812-273-3040 812-273-3040 1029 West Second St. MICHIGAN CITY, INDIANA Monday-Saturday 10-5 1029 West Second St. Monday-Saturday 10-5 812-265-0740 140+ Dealers Sunday Noon-5 812-265-0740 Visit us on the Internet Sunday Noon-5 DailyDaily 10:30-510:30-5 The Antique MARKET Madison, Indiana Of Michigan City, IN Like us on Madison, Indiana Antiques, Furniture, Home Decor Items, Porcelain, Crocks, Coins, Jars Open Daily 10-5, Sunday 12-5 • (219) 879-4084 Antiques, Furniture, Home Decor Items, Porcelain, Crocks, Coins, Jars At I-94 & U.S. 421 Access Road just South of the Clarion Inn www.antiqueweek.comwww.theantiquemarketmc.com March 16, 2020 WWW.ANTIQUEWEEK.COM Page 9 WANT Mall & Shop Directory EASTERN AUCTIONS? Visit our Web Site at: www.antiqueweek.com If you want to see auctions (or Iowa LOUISVILLE - The Crazy Daisy NEW CARLISLE - HoneyCreek PICKERINGTON - Top Hat Antiques, shows) in the Eastern states to send absentee bids or attend, subscribe to BEACON (OSKALOOSA) - Beacon Antique Mall, 1430 Mellwood Ave, Galleries, 131 S. Main St., Open 8 E. Columbus St. 43147. Open 7 days. Tuesday-Saturday Noon-5pm. Costume the Eastern edition of AntiqueWeek. Antiques, 112 Leighton St. Advertising, 40206. Mon-Sat 9-5, Sun 12-5. Antiques, Collectibles, Appraisals. www. Jewelry, Fenton, Furniture, Cast Iron, About 75 auctions weekly. Only signs, stoneware & architecture. Daily 502-560-1335. 20,000 sq ft mall, feat. tophatsales.com & Kitchen Collectibles, Books & Book 11-6, closed Tues. 641-673-9300 or antique furniture, vintage, collectibles & PORTSMOUTH - Market Street $42.00 (with Guide) per year in addition Repair and More! 937-845-3443 641-673-5137 jewelry. Early birds welcome! 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VICTORIAN ART & COLORED GLASS – FINE RS PRUSSIA W/PORTRAIT PCS. – FINE NIPPON – ART POTTERY – 521 QUALITY COOKIE JARS – ELEGANT GLASSWARE INCLD. CAMBRIDGE & HEISEY – EAPG – 268 STERLING SILVER ITEMS – ORNATE VICT. SILVER PLATE PCS. – BLACK MEMORABILIA – 33 LLADROS – 40 HUMMELS – FLOW BLUE – FINE CHINA & PORCELAIN - ROYAL DOULTON – MAJOLICA - ARTWORK – BOOKS – INDIAN ARTIFACTS – FINE ANTIQUE SMALLS & COLLECTIBLES OF MANY TYPES – ETC. – ETC. APRIL 1, 2 & 3 (Weds., Thurs. & Fri.), 2020 • TIME 9:00 AM EST Each Day PREVIEW: Tuesday, March 31 from 1-4 & each auction day from 7:30 AM on. Over 4,000 items from private collections including the Cookie Jar collection of Brenda & the late Jon Frohock of IL, Sterling Silver & fine smalls from the Joyce Kappel collection, plus others will be sold at the MIKE CLUM INC. AUCTION GALLERY located at 7795 US HWY. 22 NE, approx. 2 mile east of RUSHVILLE, OH 43150 (approx. 10 mi east of Lancaster, 25 mi. west of Zanesville & 45 mi. SE of Columbus). RUSHVILLE, OHIO

Sterling Silver Items Georg Jensen Sterling WEDS. SESSION APRIL 1 - 521 quality COOKIE JARS by various makers to partially in- mas ornaments; plus other sterling pcs; misc. COINS to partially include 50 silver Washing- clude McCoy, Brush, ABC, Shawnee, Regal China, RRP, Gonder, California Originals, Disney, ton head quarters and more; three beautiful paint tube style Vienna Austria perfumes w/ Metlox, Abingdon & others. There are many scarce, high end cookie jars. Color Cookie Jar two having beautiful enamel portraits of ladies; VICTORIAN SILVER PLATE items to incld. Catalog available for $15 (includes prices realized). Free list & photos available on our web- magnificent lg easel style fold out 3 section makeup or dresser mirror w/perched cherub crest site (does not include prices realized). and bronzed silver mounted bird & butterfly w/roses medallions, 22½” H; magnificent lg easel THURS. SESSION APRIL 2 - BLACK MEMORABILIA COLLECTION to include fine orig- style fold out 3 section makeup or dresser mirror w/side baroque style figural columns and inal litho tin advertising sign for “Cooks Beer” w/black mammy & butler 13x21”; statue of overall star & circular patterns - 23” H; lg. 12” ornate claw foot fruit console bowl w/bird; 4 black boy 22” H; pr. of painted bronze black boy figural candle sticks 10”; humidors; bronze tea caddies; novelty jewel boxes; candle holders; plus other silver plate pcs; 20 fine Victorian black boy ink well; brass black boy hat or necktie rack; green hard plastic Fosta recipe box; ladies HAND FANS to incld. one w/attached watch; sm French carriage clock w/enameled yellow hard plastic Fitz & Floyd cream and sugar; pottery string holders; tigers & black boy case; 3 LITHOPHANE panels (Little Red Riding Hood, Farmerette w/goat, Victorian lady by pancake batter pitcher & matching syrup; hard plastic mammy wall memo holder; pottery wall dressing mirror); Ca. 1780’s miniature 1½” diam. portrait painting on ivory of man in original pockets & match boxes; 35 novelty pottery & ceramic S&P sets; plus other neat and unusual 5½” burl frame w/medallions; ARTWORK incld. 4 original yard longs (kittens and puppies tug items; *NOTE – Black Memorabilia sells at 9:00 AM. Over 1200 VICTORIAN & ELEGANT of war, two of puppies and one of baby chicks); large o/c painting of Victorian ballroom signed GLASSWARE pcs. to partially include over 400 pcs. of EAPG in many patterns & forms (80+ C.J.; plus other framed animal and portrait pieces; BOOKS (many antique reference books in water & milk pitchers, 40+ cake stands, covered butters, covered sugars, covered and open various categories); INDIAN ARTIFACTS (8 nice slate pendants & gorgets, 2 lg. and 2 small compotes, goblets, good bread plates, etc); Over 300 Art, Colored & EAPG TUMBLERS; stone axes, 27 nice flint arrowheads & points);*NOTE – Artifacts sell at 10:00 AM; misc. 150+ TOOTHPICK HOLDERS (colored glass, EAPG, novelty, china, etc); 50+ colored glass asstd. antique smalls and collectibles of various types – 2 apple peelers; 2 cherry seeders; Victorian salts, many colored & clear salt dips & master salts; 100+ Cambridge glass pcs in sm. 2 dwr. oak file box; oak 2 dwr. spool cabinet; plus many other neat and unusual antique clear & colored w/many patterns & forms; Heisey; Tiffin glass; old milk glass; toy glass; 98 and collectible smalls of various types. Fostoria American pcs (both table & serving pcs. including lg lidded cracker jar, water & milk FRIDAY SESSION APRIL 3 – 704 CATALOGED LOTS OF ART & COLORED GLASS, RS pitchers, stemware sets, etc); Fenton glass birds & animals; perfumes; ruby stain glass; lacy PRUSSIA, NIPPON, PORCELAIN, & ART POTTERY. Art & Colored Glass to partially include sandwich glass; plus other nice glassware items of many types; 20 Royal Doulton Toby pitch- Steuben, Tiffany, Moser, Mary Gregory, Satin Glass, Cranberry, Amberina, Pigeon Blood, Bo- ers from large to tiny; Majolica; German bisque figurines; many niceCHINA & PORCELAIN hemian, Czech, Contemporary, Northwood, Opalescent, Custard, Orrefor, Flygsfors, Blenko, pcs. to incld. pr. of 11” H Dresden candelabras (1 w/man & lamb, 1 w/woman & lamb); pair Heisey, Greentown, Cambridge, Consolidated, Carnival, EAPG, Ruby Stain, plus much more; blue & white cameo handled vases 10”; 51 pcs. of FLOW BLUE in assorted patterns and RS Prussia w/over 50 pcs incld. fine Portraits (Seasons, Recamier, Queen Louise, LeBrun), forms to include 2 covered soup tureens, 5 nice lg. platters, plates and more; 33 LLADRO Floral pcs incld. lg tankards, & many other beautiful examples; Nippon incld. Bulldog plaque, figurines (many children, men, women, animals, etc.); 40HUMMEL figurines; Hummel plates molded Elk plaque, many good Moriaga pcs., plus more; other beautiful Porcelain items; Art from 1971 up; deep china bowls and hand-painted plates; 268 pieces STERLING SILVER Pottery (Weller, Roseville, McCoy, etc.). Color Catalog available for $15 (includes prices to partially include heavy 15” baby feeding tray w/nursery rhyme figures;5 TIFFANY pcs. realized). Free list & photos available on our website (does not include prices realized). including a handled candle lamp, swan and two serving flat pieces; 36 outstanding figural LANCASTER MOTELS: Hampton Inn, 740/654.2999; Holiday Inn Express, 740/654.4445. BABY RATTLES w/pearl & ivory handles which includes many animals (including a mechan- TERMS: CASH, CHECK, VISA/MC (All out-of-state checks & Ohio checks unknown to ical climbing monkey), children and clowns, Humpty Dumpty, (several have whistle tops) and our firm will require a bank letter of good standing or prior to sale day clearance w/our more; 6” sterling & bronze handled 1910 trophy vase; rabbit handled porringer; outstanding firm). Plus 15% BUYER’S FEE (5% discounted for Cash or Check). lg. ornate ladies chatelaine w/five hanging pcs; chatelaine w/3 hanging pcs.; match cases; 10 ABSENTEE BIDS accepted w/”AS IS, NO RETURN” policy and MUST BE SUBMITTED fine tea strainers & tea balls; large to small ornate serving spoons, prior to auction day. Purchase price does not include shipping. All items are shipped ladles & other items; souvenir spoons; 5 boxed sets; Georg Jensen by the UPS Store unless other arrangements are made. No absentee bids accepted on heart baby spoon w/original box and paperwork; 17 Towle Christ- auction day. Live phone bidding available. SALE MANAGERS: LARRY & LAURA WATSON • LUNCH BY TOP DOG CONCESSIONS AUCTIONEER: MIKE CLUM INC. P.O. BOX 2, RUSHVILLE, OH 43150 • PHONE: 740/536-9220 OR FAX: 740/536-7242 • www.clumauctions.com • E-MAIL: [email protected]

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2ND WEEKEND Matthew Bullock Auctioneers of Every Month in Atlanta! PERU ANTIQUE MALL 3,500 Booths! CLOSING AUCTION

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9:00 AM Atlanta Expo Centers Show Hours Directions Doors open at 7:30am Thurs. 10:45am - 6pm 3 miles East of Atlanta Atlanta, GA Fri. & Sat. 9am - 6pm Airport, I-285 at Exit 55 LIVE ON-SITE AUCTION-MUST BE PRESENT TO BID! Sun. 10am - 4pm (3650 & 3850 Jonesboro 3,500 Exhibit Booths RD SE) After Decades of being one of the best antique malls in Illinois it’s time to close the doors. If you ever traveled through North Central Illinois, then 2020 Shows you know this was a must stop for antique lovers. APR 9 - 12 JUL 9 - 12 OCT 8 - 11 DOZENS OF DEALERS WILL BE PART OF THIS MAY 7 -10 AUG 6 - 9 NOV 12 - 15 CAN’T MISS AUCTION. 1,000’s OF ITEMS!!!!! JUN 11 - 14 SEP 10 - 13 DEC 10 - 13 You name it and it’s probably here! Advertising, jewelry, ephemera, furniture, lighting, primitives, books, pottery, glass, display showcases, toys, dolls, artwork, records, Christmas, and much more. Ohio Expo Center Show Hours Directions Sat. 9am - 6pm I-71 Exit 111 We will be running 2, maybe 3, rings all day to sell this massive amount of inventory. (E 17th Avenue) to Columbus, OH Sun. 10am - 4pm Ohio Expo Center. This is a live on-site auction with no internet bidding, must be present to bid. 800 - 1,200 Booths Please note the inventory will be changing on a daily basis, the photos taken will be updated closer to the auction date! This is just a very small sample of what will be sold 2020 Shows TERMS: Cash, checks, credit cards (add 5% for CC). NOV 28 - 29 10% on-site buyer’s premium DEC 19 - 20 www.BullockAuctioneers.com for more info. 740.569.2800 We are currently curating our next premier auction P.O. Box 60 Bremen, OH 43107 Consign now by contacting Matt at [email protected] www.scottantiquemarkets.com or 815-220-5005 single items or entire collections. www.BullockAuctioneers.com

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Saturday, March 21, 11 AM Preview: Friday, March 20, 2-7 PM FINE JEWELRY- large selection of fine and estate jewelry, including designer pieces by Yurman, Hardy, Tiffany, Jabel and others, 9ct déco platinum diamond bracelet, other diamond jewelry, colored stones, gold, silver, watches for ladies and gents by Rolex, Ball, Breitling and others. Nearly 100 items offering great variety and several price points. QUALITY ANTIQUES, HOME FURNISHINGS, COLLECTIONS- Selling the contents of an exclusive, executive- owned north side Indianapolis home, plus other estates, featuring high-quality European and American antiques, custom upholstery, Oriental rugs including a palace size semi-antique Sarouk, Ideal Sublime music box, beautiful large and mid-scale chandeliers, custom upholstered furniture, antique accessory pieces, lighting, plus a selection of antique and vintage porcelain, Lladro, decorative arts, bronzes and more FINE ART- Featuring a Frank Dudley oil, winter scene, 1928 Hoosier Salon, plus other Indiana, American and European fine art by listed artists such as: Edmund C Tarbell, Henri-Joseph Harpignies, G.L. Noyes, Charles Levier, John B Bristal, and others

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MULTI-SESSION AUCTION WEEKEND Railroadiana | Advertising | Hunting & Fishing | Books FRIDAY | SATURDAY (TWO RINGS) |SUNDAY MARCH 27, 28, 29 Held inside 529 Gallery at 529 West Lone Jack – Lee’s Summit Road Lone Jack, MO 64070 • FRIDAY at 3 pm: A large collection of late 20th and early 21st Century Books on Aviation, Military and Railroadiana subject matter • SATURDAY 10 am RING 1: Session Two of The Ed McHugh Railroadiana Collection A 1930s Evinrude motors Tin Sign, • SATURDAY 10 am: RING 2: Retchless Grade 9++ Estate Collection of Antique and Vintage Hunting & Fishing Collectibles Tell Them You Saw • SUNDAY 11 am: Retchless Estate Collec- tion of Antique and Vintage Advertising Their Ad In *VISIT OUR WEBSITE TO LEARN HOW YOU CAN BENEFIT FROM OUR COVID 19 AntiqueWeek PROTOCOLS, ADDED FEATURES LIKE Rare and Important Original FREE DELIVERY AND MUCH MORE. Illustration of B & O Streamliner #21 by Leslie Ragan (1897 - 1972) for shew hip ana S Auction & Flea Market Budd Company est. 1922 A Rare Evinrude Sign with Neon Over March 25th Antique & Miscellaneous Auction Reverse Painting Huge lot of Coca-Cola collector’s items will be available to bid on. Auction starts at 9:00 AM.

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1200 LOTS WITH OVER 2000 PIECES OF THE FINEST SELECTION OF ORIENTALIA: Furniture, Snuff Bottles, Ivory, Bronzes, Cloisonné, Lac- AMERICAN FURNITURE BY: John Henry Belter, J.W. Meeks, R.J. quer wear, Prints, Art, Netsukes, Porcelain, Satsuma, Pottery, Peking Horner, Hunzinger, Mitchell & Rammelsburg, Herter Brothers, Yard Glass, Jade, Imari, Famille Rose. Fountains, Marble-Top Bedroom Sets, Marble-Top Sideboards and Ta- EUROPEAN PORCELAIN AND GLASS: Meissen, KPM, Dresden, bles, Acanthus Carved Furniture, Oak Wing Grifﬁ n Library Tables and Samson, Sevres, Capo Di Monte, Crown Derby, Royal Doulton, Royal Dining Room Sets, Parlor Furniture, Cylinder Desks, Large Bookcases, Vienna, Coalport, Limoges, Royal Worcester, Moser, Pate’ Sur’ Pate, Cast-Iron Yard Deer, Rosewood Full Tester Bed, Marble-Top Shaving Minton, Old Paris, Limoges Foil Enamel, Baccarat, Agate, Cranber- Stands. ry Cut Back, Wedgwood, RS Prussia, Large collection of CF Monroe VICTORIAN BLACK FOREST: Bears, Barometers, Clocks, Music Box- Wave Crest Boxes, Ferners, & Humidors, Mount Washington Art Glass, es, Bench, Umbrella Stand. 19 Piece Figural Carved 1900 Paris Expo- Wheeling Peachblow, Large Collection of Art Glass Perfumes, Stevens sition Dining Room Set with a 21 Foot Table and 15 Chairs. & Williams. LIGHTING: Cranberry Hanging Oil Lamps, Miniature Gone with the METALWARE: Sterling Silver Flatware, Match Safes, Enameled Pill Wind Lamps, Banquet Lamps, Organ Lamps, Bradley & Hubbard, Pair- Boxes, Hollowware, purses, Card Cases, Snuff Boxes, Bronze Sculp- point, Handel. tures, Russian Silver, Shefﬁ eld Silver, Vienna, Gilt Bronze Boxes. ROSS AUCTION COMPANY 50 W. MAIN ST., CHILLICOTHE, OH 45601 50 CLOCKS & AUTOMATED MUSIC BOXES: 4 Mechanical Singing KEVIN ROSS - (740) 701-7511 Bird Boxes, Regina, Mermod Freres, Swiss Interchangeable Disk and [email protected] Comb, Bronze and Marble Statue Clocks, Crystal Regulators, Ansonia License Number: 2017000163 Hanging Regulators, Boulle, Paperweight, Grandfather Clocks, Barome- Dave Pritchard Auctioneering • License Number: 57198435669 ters, Erotica Clocks, Mechanical Walking Canes. AUCTIONEERS: DAVE & TYLER PRITCHARD Page 14 WWW.ANTIQUEWEEK.COM March 16, 2020

PUBLIC AUCTION FRIDAY, MARCH 20, 12 NOON 311 N. Morrison St., MORRISTOWN, IN Premier Gun 15 mi. east of Indianapolis on US52 & Antique AUCTION Selling for the Estate of Sane Hitch and others. Over $50,000 In-Store returns, Overstock, Shelf Pulls from Home Depot & Target (running multiple auction rings). At the Hahn Auction Building 401 S. Oakland Ave. 2017 Mazda 3, 6,200 mi., sunroof & rack, lawn Master electric mower, leather interior, antique oak secre- coal bucket, owl picture, bench grind- NAPPANEE, IN 46550 Sat., March 21, 2020 tary coin collection from Hitch Estate er, step stool, Clarke 14” cut off saw, East of downtown Nappanee on including 16 rolls of Walking Liberty pressure cooker, IU lamp, wine cork- US 6 (Market St.) to Oakland Avenue, Starting at 9:00 am halves, Mercury dimes, Indian head er, Bordens milk box, chimney sweep then 2 blocks south. pennies, Buffalo nickles, Wheat pen- kit, vintage 50’s etched beveled 3’x5’ nies, sealed coins, Ethan Allen Buffet, wall mirror, Homelite chain saw, Zenith AMAZING COLLECTOR CARS antique oak platform rocker, Onkyo ste- window air conditioner, motorcycle jack, reo receiver, antique marble-top dresser, Ping golf clubs, MacGregor child’s golf Chrysler 3 stack oak barrister bookcase, GWTW bag, corner curio cabinet, antique sew- Town& Country lamp, vintage oil lamp, Victorian high ing cabinet, wooden American screws & Convertible, 1st back bed, baseball cards, smoking stand, bolts crate, Christmas blow molds, 100’s series only made in January, 60’s, 70’s & 80’s albums, vintage quilts, of 45’s, old 50’s & 60’s soda bottles, Fish- 1994 Dodge Viper with only 14K, never February and March of 1949, vintage Bulova wrist watch, vintage Ac- er-Price toys, old wooden windows, old driven in snow or rain (vehicle pictured is excellent condition cutron wrist watch, vintage rocking horse. license plates, old milk bottles, Holley 4 not actual car which is in storage) Vintage Christmas decor., lots of outdoor barrel car intake. gardening items and kitchen items, plumbers tool Magic Chef 50 btl. stainless steel wine cooler, GUN COLLECTION set, Barwick grandfather clock, 6 drawer oak chest Magic Chef 4.5 cu. ft. refrigerator, Magic Chef 4.4 of drawers, antique oak rocker, king-size sleigh cu. ft. refrigerator, pocket door frames, Anders- Fantastic Browning O/U Gun Collection bed cherry finish, Magic Chef refrigerator, doz- en 36” storm door, Emco 30” & 36” storm doors, and Other Collectible Guns ens of clay pots, several iron shepherds hooks, Glacier Bay 30” vanity combo, Glacier Bay all in wicker trunk, Sony 5 disc CD changer, Memorex one 24” laundry sink cabinet, Glacier Bay 27” DVD player, oak chamber pot, Porsche Die cast laundry sink cabinet, dozens of LED recessed Excellent Browning car, 8 pc. Corning Ware set, Yamaha stereo re- light kits 3-4-6” round and square. Little Yellow Pointer Grade All ceiver, 100’s of books, candles, Yamaha turntable, bicycle, lighted decor lights, various designs, We- Gauge Skeet set. Skeet over skeet. Believed only Model YT-84, Lava lamp, vintage sterling silver ber Outdoor gas grill, shed in a box 6x6, closet two sets were ever made “special order”, Belgium Belgium Browning jewelry, early teddy bear w/jointed arms & legs Maid 9 slot organizers, Closet Maid 4’-9’ closet ••Browning Superposed over/under 20 ga. (Steiff?), trunk, vintage 50’s dress & mink stole, kits, Air Innovations clean mist ultrasonic humid- BelgiumBolduan Browning Superposed Midas Skeet choke, full over modifi ed, fishing poles, Daisy BB gun, area rug 8x10 studio ifiers, Air Innovations clean mist smart humidifi- 12 ga. over/under all original 303, lots of cleaners & linens, antique area rug, ers, Dyna-Glo 80k BTU Salamanders, Lasko oil Diana Grade Belgium Browning superposed from Belgium Browning over/under 12 ga. Pigeon Grade luggage, rag rugs, collection of Uncle Tom’s Cab- filledPremier radiator heaters, Ideal Room electric oil filled Gun1965 12ga full over modifi ed, also skeet over skeet modifi ed over-improved cylinder in books, Karma Sutra Treasures of the Sea Tin, radiator heaters, Amana microwave hood combi- and also a 20ga barrel skeet over skeet, 3 barrel Belgium Browning fi eld Grade 410 modifi ed over- Sharp stereo cassette deck, Bissell Pro Heat car- nation, GE microwave oven, GE Over The Range matching numbers improved cylinder pet cleaner, vintage Fehrs beer advertising bear, microwave ovens, Nutone 30” range hood, dozens Belgium Browning Pigeon Grade 12 ga. 2 barrel set, Waltham 31-day regulator of mini blinds & window& treatment, Antique pallets of tile, Belgium Browning Superposed 410 Skeet over Skeet full over modifi ed with Skeet over Skeet, all original clock, Gossip bench, baker’s Rydel pipe threader.At the Belgium Browning Superposed 410 Skeet over Skeet Hahn Auction Building with hard case Belgium Browning Superposed 20 over/under House packed full, attic full of401 packed S. Oakland boxes Ave. still unviewed. Belgium Browning 12 ga. full over modifi ed, Skeet modifi ed over-improved cylinder Multiple AuctionNappanee, Rings IN 46550 over Skeet, all originalAUCTION with hard case, 2 barrel set Belgium Browning Superposed 12 ga. Super light Large Auction w/Multiple EastConsignors of downtown - BringNappanee A FriendSaturday,Belgium Browning 2 barrel set,March 12 and 20 both full 21, 2020 modifi ed over-improved cylinder TERMS: Cash, local check, 3% credit cards,on US 6 10%(Market BP St.) • Restrooms & Food over modifi ed with hard case AUCTION CONDUCTEDto Oakland BY:Avenue, Belgium Browning 12 ga. super light modifi ed over- then 2 blocks south. (2) Belgium Browning Pigeon Grade 20 ga. - 1 is improved cylinder CRANEY AUCTIONS - 317-468-1733 • STEVE CRANEY - AU19700076 Skeet Startingover Skeet, 1 is modifi ed over-improvedat 9:00 am See Photos at craneyauction.com, auctionzip.com, & hibid.com cylinder Follow us on Facebook - Craney Auction Services Amazing CollectorANTIQUES, Cars COLLECTIBLES & COVERLETS 1994 Dodge Viper with only 14K, never Chrysler Town& Country Convertible driven in snow or rain (vehicle pictured 1st series only made in January, February For Advertising Information is not actual car which is in storage) and March of 1949, excellent condition Call: 1-800-876-5133 Gun Collection Fantastic Browning O/U Gun Collection and Other Collectible Guns

Excellent Browning Pointer Grade All Gauge Skeet set. Skeet over skeet. Belgium Browning Superposed 20 ga. modified over-improved cylinder Believed only two sets were ever made “special order”, Belgium Browning Belgium Browning Superposed super light 20 ga. modified Remington semi-automatic TWO-DAY FIESTASuperposed AUCTION over-improved cylinder Mohawk lOC 22 Cal. rifle with a clip Belgium Browning Superposed Midas Skeet choke, 12 ga. over/under Belgium Browning 20 ga. Superposed Skeet over Skeet Browning A5 20 ga. modified choke vented rib barrel Diana Grade Belgium Browning superposed from 1965 12ga full over modi- Belgium Browning 20 ga. Superposed modified over-improved cylin- Winchester 101 20 ga. over under Skeet over Skeet 3000+/- PIECESfied, also skeet over skeet and also a 20ga barrel skeet over skeet, 3 barrel der Belgium Browning 270 Bolt-Action rifle with Leupold scope Olym- matching numbers (2) Belgium Browning 22 long rifles T-bolts with scopes, bolt action pia Grade with beautiful engraving Belgium Browning Pigeon Grade 12 ga. 2 barrel set, full over modified with Sako Forester 243 with scope, mannlicher stock Browning Superposed 12 ga. modified over Skeet Skeet over Skeet, all original with hard case Remington model 1100 light 20 special field with factory engraving Browning Superposed 12 pullover modified FRI., MARCH 20, 2020 - StartingBelgium Browning 12 ga. fullat over modified,4:00 Skeet PM over Skeet, all original with Browning 20 ga. over/under with chokes Rare Charles Daly 28 ga. Skeet over Skeet made by the Miruku Factory in Japan Preview at 2:00 hardPM case, 2 barrel set Colt DA 38 revolver Browning BDA-380 w/ 2 clips Belgium Browning 2 barrel set, 12 and 20 both full over modified with hard case Midas Grade 410 Browning Superposed 410 Browning Skeet over Skeet w/ Colt Model 1911 US Army in a 45 cal. from 1918, original blueing (2) Belgium Browning Pigeon Grade 20 ga. - 1 is Skeet over Skeet, 1 is modified hard case Colt match target 22 Long rifle & SAT., MARCH 21, 2020, Startingover-improved cylinder at 9:00 AM Browning Superposed 12 ga. Diana Grade over-under Superposed w/hard Browning 22 long rifle semi-auto Preview at 7:30Belgium AM Browning over/under 20 ga. full over modified, all original case Modified over-improved cylinder Browning 22 semi-automatic handgun all black Belgium Browning over/under 12 ga. Pigeon Grade modified over-improved Browning Superposed 410 full over modified Browning 25 cal. semi-auto pocket pistol with holster LOCATION: THE STRAWSER AUCTIONS FACILITY,cylinder 106 E. DUTCH STREET Browning Superposed 20 ga. improved modified over Skeet - Very Rare Colt 25 cal. semi-automatic pocket handgun with pearl and wood grips in orig- Belgium Browning field Grade 410 modified over-improved cylinder Browning Superposed 20 modified over-improved cylinder inal box 1908 Belgium Browning Superposed 410 Skeet over Skeet Browning super light 20 ga. Modified over-improved cylinder Browning 380 semi-automatic all original with 2 clips WOLCOTTVILLE,Belgium INDIANA Browning Superposed 410 Skeet over Skeet Browning Superposed 28 ga. Skeet over Skeet Lever-action Winchester Model 9410-410 TS Case color walnut checkered 1 of 350 Belgium Browning Superposed 20 over/under modified over-improved Browning Superposed 20 Skeet over Skeet Henry large loop 17HMR Model H004V, new in the original box DAY #1 cylinder Super Light 12 ga. Browning Superposed modified over-improved cylinder Browning Citori Lightning model lightning field 16 ga. 26” barrel full over Belgium Browning Superposed 12 ga. Super light modified over-improved cylinder Parker DHE Grade side by side entirely original modified gold inlaid 1 of 25 in the original box Grade 6 POST 86 FIESTA – HARLEQUIN – KITCHENBelgium Browning KRAFT 12 ga. super – lightRIVIERA modified over-improved cylinder 20Very ga. Parker fancy Trojan Oregon side by lightside - allw/grape original shade U.S.Browning made Citori grandfathers Model Lightning Fieldclock, 410 STga. 26”on barrel the Gradeface, 6 large 1000+/- pieces of Post 86 Fiesta and many shapes and colors; 300+ pieces of Harlequin; Kitchen Very nice slant front secretary with curved glass door, amount of brick brack front and sides Kraft; Riviera; Virginia Rose; Mexicana and other decal pieces and more. beveled glass mirror and leaded glass door Super 6-legged Oak dining table with 3 leaves DAY #2 Antiques,4 large drawer Collectiblesdresser w/2 small drawers & approximate Coverlets and matching Griffi n headed claw-footed dining 5’ tall chairs, 2 are captains chairs - This came from the 1500 PIECES OF VINTAGE FIESTA Studebaker Mansion in South Bend Approximately (6) varied table lights with leaded Huge selection of Vintage Fiesta including RARE PIECES – Rose glass, colored shades some with cherub bases, Double-drawed oak wall hugger writing desk - also Ebony pair of tripod candleholders; 5 “Ski” mugs; Turquoise shell some with marble bases from the Studebaker property plate; maroon syrup pitcher; maroon mug; MEDIUM GREEN: Other varied fl oor lights – Maple dry sink Nice Pine fl ip-top table bench Casserole, 4¾” fruit, disk water pitcher and many more; nearly Antique child’s puzzles from Germany 26” tall Puffy pressed glass table light lined by prisms complete set of vases; 9 onion soups; syrup pitchers; relish trays; Very fancy antique picture frames Approximate 7’ golden pine Victorian step-back coffee and teapots; footed, unlisted and individual salad bowls; #4 leather top lawyers bookcase/writing desk Very fancy Oregon light w/grape shade U.S. made grandfathers(15) clock, newer ST onshorebird the face, decoys Hitchcock painted plank mixing bowl lid; mixingVery bowls; nice slant casseroles; front secretary plates; with curved platters; glass door, cream/ large amount of brickAntique brack front Olympia and sides music box withCentennial 6 metal Memorial discs Hall coverlet in blueNumerous and white little Goldenbottom booksarm rocker - set of Classics Early 1895 Diamond in the border green, white and red sugars; egg cups; demitassebeveled pots glass and mirror cups/saucers and leaded glass and door much moreSuper 6-legged Oak dining table with 3 leaves and match- 1835 LeatherboundSmall Princess Bible Mahogany slant-front secretary desk with 4 large drawer dresser w/2 small drawers approximate 5’ ing Griffin headedOld claw-footed trunk diningthat sayschairs, 2J are & capH- 1856,basket Approx quilt 16” tall 24” pediment top CATALOG: For a completetall catalog contact the auctioneers at 260-tains chairs - This camelong from and the Studebaker12” wide Mansion Amish 9-patch variation from Magdalena17” reverse Kauffman painted Approximate lampshade 40 other unbelievable condition quilts, a lot Approximately (6) varied table lights with leaded glass, in South Bend Estate approximate 1895 - Elkhart County IN of them are early ones 854-2859 or email your requestcolored shadesto [email protected] some with cherub bases, some with Double-drawed, oak wallTobacco hugger writing Desk desk Arosenfi - also from eld & OutstandingCompany solid red and calico blue printEarly approximate Mexican jar,Hand approximately crochet bedspreads 5” – Old oak Murphy bed marble bases the Studebaker property 1890 quilt made by the Mennonite, mint condition (2) super nice quilts that have a large number of varied or visit our website www.strawserauctions.comOther varied floor lights – Maple dry. sink Nice Pine flip-top table3-Panel bench Dressing Screen, handNumerous painted early multi-piece open quiltsApproximate 9x12family American names 1 dated Oriental-type 1941 rug BIDDING: This auction Antiqueis a live child’s auction puzzles from with Germany internet bidding. Visit26” tall Puffy pressedExcellent glass table light Hoosier lined by prisms Kitchen CalumetCabinet Baking with Powder original Sessions clock Unusual quilt all small center blocks dating passing of Very old New Castle Emlyn GrandfatherMassive clock, Hunter pine early primitive 1-door wardrobe Very fancy antique picture frames Approximate 7’ golden hardwarepine Victorian and step-back jars leather family members, most of them passing in the ’40s, our website and click on (15)“Online newer shorebird Auctions” decoys top lawyers bookcase/writing desk with Dogs scene Elkhart County made’50s & dated the ’60s 1900 including crazy Eclia Frenchquilt Antique Olympia music box with 6 metal discs Numerous little GoldenVery books nice - set 2-Pieceof Classics oak step-backOther Grandfathercupboard clocks, wall hung clocks, all antique 10’ long hardwood home shuffleboard HOTEL ACCOMMODATIONS:Old trunk that says Blue J & H 1856,Gate Approx 16” tall 24” long 1835 Leatherbound Bible Miscellaneous silver serving items Nice old originalLighted log cabin Lienenkugels style beercomforter sign Garden Inn 800-545-4725, andHoliday 12” wide Inn Express 17” reverse painted lampFruitful shade 3-drawer Walnut commode18”x24” butcher block – Marble Top Table Old 5-cent gumball machine Tobacco Desk Arosenfield & Company Early Mexican jar, approximately 5” Stoneware – Pitchers – Bowls – Foot WarmerEarly Elkhart CountySmall Jadeite 1922 bedroom crazy light quilt 260-562-3660, Best Western3-Panel 260-562-2880 Dressing Screen, hand and painted Approximate 9x12 AmericanFull-size Oriental-type brass rug spindled bedButter with Churn mattress– Crocks – Copper and Tea Pots Approximate 10’ Teeny Tiny town post office, this was in Excellent Hoosier Kitchen Cabinet with original hardware Massive pine early primitivesprings 1-door wardrobe Copper Fish – Butter Molds – Brass ItemsAbsolutely wonderfulan old daycarecondition B. Lichty Bristol, OH Super 8 260-562-2828. Bread Box – Peanut Jar – Small Antique fruit1851 crusher jacquard coverlet and jars Elkhart County madeNice dated 19006-drawer crazy quilt Rosewood Bureau with backsplash Early Approximate 42” Door Shelves TERMS: Cash, check, MC,Very nice VISA, 2-Piece oak 18% step-back Buy- cupboard Nice old original log cabin style comforter Approximate 8 totes of varied child’s items - Fisher-Price Early Jersey Coffee bulk slant bin Fruitful 3-drawer Walnut commode Early Elkhart County 1922 crazy quilt and so forth All wooden nice hand crank fruit press er’s Premium (3% discountFull-size for brasspayment spindled bedby withcash mattress and springs Absolutely wonderful condition B. Lichty Bristol, OH 1851 5-Drawer Rosewood Applied Bureau cupboard Very cool 2-door pine pie cabinet with star and moon or check). Nice 6-drawer Rosewood Bureau with backsplash jacquard coverlet SpindledJeffrey Childs side and rocking Nadine cradle Bolduan, Ownerscarved in the sides NOTE: It’s an honor to have the opportunity to sell this amazing gun and antique collection. The cars have always been stored inside. Cars and guns will start selling at noon. TERMS: Cash or Good Check. Credit Card with Convenience Fee. Not responsible for accidents or items Auction Conducted By: Jeffrey and Nadineafter sold. Any announcements Bolduan, made day of sale Owners take precedence over printed matter. 200 North Main Street, Wolcottville, Indiana 46795 NOTE: It’s an honor to have the opportunity to sell this amazing gun and antique collection. Office (574) 773-8445 10% BUYER’S PREMIUM Offi ce: 260-854-2859The cars • have Fax: always 260-854-3979 been stored inside. Cars and guns will start selling at noon. HAHN Nappanee, IN Auctioneer: Michael G. Strawser AU01036570 & AC30700060 ON-SITE 4 AC39800021 TERMS: Cash or Good Check. Credit Card with Convenience Fee 10% Buyer’s Premium HahnAuctioneers.com Auctioneer: Ron LevitzNot Lic. responsible # AU19600009 for accidents or items after sold. On Site Phil Hahn - (574) 535-3783 Jason Hahn Website: www.strawserauctions.com • E-mail:Any announcements [email protected] made day of sale take IN Lic. #AU01012967 (574) 536-7682 Member of the Indiana • Michigan • Pennsylvaniaprecedence Auctioneers over printed Association matter. Brian Wuthrich, Sale Manager Clint Cripe (574) 268-4940 - Milford, IN (574) 354-8006

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NEW JERSEY, Sparta, Vintage costume Saturday, April 25 OHIO, Lebanon, Lebanon Vintage Quilt & 10am-4pm Scott Antique Markets NORTH CAROLINA, High Point, Market Jewelry Show ILLINOIS, Rantoul, Gordyville USA Flea tel: (740) 569-2800 ILLINOIS, Belleville, St. Louis Antique Textile Market Day 2 of 7 9am-1pm Joyce tel: (201) 213-2146 Market Day 2 of 3 Day 1 of 4 Festival Day 3 of 3 Sat. 10am-5pm & Sun. 10am-4pm Dorrie VIRGINIA, Del Mar, 85th Annual Del-Mar VIRGINIA, Hanover, Antiques At The PENNSYLVANIA, Carlisle, Grand Opening Show & Sale Mawhinney tel: (608) 346-3797 Tavern MINNESOTA, Rochester, Gold Rush Celebration Friday, April 10 Sat. 10am-5pm & Sun. 10am-3pm Day 1 of 2 Day 2 of 3 Day 3 of 3 10am-6pm Carlisle Antique Mall GEORGIA, Atlanta, Scott Antique Markets Day 2 of 4 Day 1 of 2 VIRGINIA, Hampton, The Big Flea Antiques Market ILLINOIS, Rantoul, Gordyville USA Flea Sunday, April 19 Sat. 9am-5pm & Sun. 11am-5pm DAmore Market CALIFORNIA, Ventura, Ventura Flea Promotions tel: (757) 430-4735 Fri. 4-9pm, Sat. 9am-6pm & Sun. 9am-4pm BELLEVILLE ANTIQUE Market Day 1 of 2 Gordon Hannagan tel: (217) 568-7117 Day 1 of 3 9am-2pm RG Canning tel: (323) 560-7469

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Frgds., Fremont, Ohio MAYSaturday, 13 , March14 ,28 1 •5 10am | 877 E 900 S, Columbia City, IN Oregon IL Antique Show TOYS EQUIP. America’s #1 Shopping Market 4Year!4th 901 Rawson Avenue (City Rt. 53) Sat. 9am-5pm & Sun. 10am-4pm Kathe TRACTORS America’sCutoff #1 for Shopping accepting items:Market MarchYear! 27 at 6pm (EST) | Firearms handled Wilson tel: (815) 677-4668 TRUCKS 1,300+ Dealers • 9 Bldgs.through • 52 Bud’s Acres Gun Shop in Huntington, IN SATURDAY & SUNDAY, MARCH 21 & 22, 2020 PEDAL Day 1 of 2 Sat. 9 AM-4 PM & Sun. 9 AM-3 PM TRACTORS 1,300+ Dealers • 9 Bldgs • 52 Acres BOOKS RecordBldgs. 775 Open bidders 8 a.m. registered to 6 p.m. /online Sun. 8 for a.m. last to 3years p.m. sale! Partial listing updated weekly! Ammo & Admission $3.00 Bldgs. OpenFree 8 a.m. Adm. to 6 p.m./ Parking / Sun. $5.008 a.m. to 4 p.m. IOWA, Dubuque, Antique Spectacular DOLLS non-firearm related items can ship on request by Going Postal, Call: 260-248-8606 For Information Call or Write: Dealer InquiriesFree callAdm. 641-832-2700 / Parking $5.00 or 507-269-1473 Vintage Market Dealer Inquiries call 641-832-2700 or 507-269-1473 Day 2 of 3 SANDY OVERMYER BOB SIEFKE PISTOLS - REVOLVERS - RUGER:www.iridescenthouse.com • Super Blackhawk 44 Mag w/Scope • (2) Gun • Norinco SKS 7.62x39 w/Bayonet • Ithaca Mod 49 .22 Lever Action • Over 230 Tables Die-Cast Racing Mark II Target .22LRs • Thompsonwww.iridescenthouse.com Center Arms 44 REM Mag. Super 14 • S & W Parker Bros. .20 GA. DBL. Barrel • US Springfield M1 Garand STEVENS: • 4647 Napoleon Rd. 4059 St. Rte. 20 FUTURE DATES: Aug. 16th,th 17th,th 18thst MISSOURI, Paris, 37th Annual Mark Twain of Collectible Toys Collectibles Fremont, OH 43420 Gibsonburg, OH 43431 PD340 .357 w/ CrimsonFUTURE Trace Sight DATES:(Scandium Aug. Frame) 1 9• Luger, 20 9mm, 21 w/3 Clips, WestPoint Mod. 167 410 Pump • Mod. 36 .22 SL-LR • Ranger .22 SL-LR Pump Lake Antique Show & Sale FOOD AVAILABLE (419) 307-5026 (419) 637-7067 Tool Kit • Para-OrdnanceCheck .45 13+1Chec (2outk Clips)out our our • Hi-Point newnew website:Mod website: JH .45 ACP (2 Clips) • MO2 .22 Bolt • Thompson Center Arms .223 Carbine • (2) 1MC2 Mod.1988 9am-3pm Marcie Buckman • Llama Special J1www.townsendantiqueshows.com .22 w/Holsterwww.townsendantiqueshows.com • Star SA 9mm (45 Frame) • Brazilian .38 • .22s • (Custom) Chas J. Myers .270 Bluffton, In. • Ruger Mini 14 .223 SS • tel: (573) 881-4035 Iver Johnson .32 Hammerless break top • Taurus PT - 945 .45 ACP w/3 Clips 1917 30-06 Sporter w/Bushnell Sportview Scope • Santa Fe Jungle Carbine, • Ruger New Model Black Hawk .41 MAG • Kimber 40 S&W Classic Stainless Golden State Arms Corp. • AKM 47S 7.62x39MM w/3 Clips & Bayonet • Mauser Gold Match (3 Clips) • F.lli Pietta (Italian) .44 BP • Colt Frontier Scout .22 • US 7mm • Mauser Argentino M1891 7.65 FIREARMS RELATED - COLLECTOR: • Army Colt Mod .1894 D.A. 38 • S&W Mod 629 .44 Magnum • S&W Mod 60 (2) Larc International M19-A BB Air Driven Machine Guns • Large Cast Iron EVANS FAMILY MILK BOTTLE AUCTION .357 Magnum • H&R Sportsman .22 • Ruger LCP .380 Auto • Heckler & Koch Cannon (1” Bore) • Medium Cast Iron Cannon (3/4” Bore) • Duck, Fish, & Deer .357 SUG P2000 LONG GUNS - REMINGTON: • GameMaster Mod. 760 30-06 Mounts • Mason, Victor, & St. Clare Duck Decoys • Old Lures • St. Croix Rods • • 11-87 Auto Premier 12 Ga. (New In Box) • FieldMaster Mod. 572 .22LR w/ Bayonets • P38 Leather Holster • 1960s-70s Winchester/Remington & Others PART 4 Bushnell Scope • SpringField Mod. 187 .22LR Auto • S & W Mod. 1916A .12 Tabletop Dealer Displays • .22 14 in. Contender Barrel • Mark II Pistol Clips Ga. Pump • Browning Citori 28 ga. Budweiser 296-300 (Never Fired) • Ruger • (6) AK-47 30-RD Clips • (3) Ruger BX-25 Clips • Warship Prints By William SUNDAY, MARCH 22ND, 10:30 AM 10/22 50 yr. Collector Series (Never Fired) • Savage Mod. 24 Series 3 .22/.20 R. McGrath (Signed/Authenticated) • Collector Knives/Swords • .35 REM 14 LOCATION: FRATERNAL ORDER OF EAGLES, 331 BUTTERS AVE. Gauge over/Under • MKA 1919 Match .12 GA • Traditions Tracker 209 Black inch TC Contender Barrel • Nikon Laser 440 Compact Rangefinder • Mossberg Powder w/Pronghorn Scope • Winchester Mod. 1890 .22 Pump • Winchester 4 Power Scope MILITARY UNIFORMS - FIELD PICTURES - BINOCULARS COLDWATER, MI 49036 Mod. 1912 .12 Gauge • Winchester Mod. 12-.12 Gauge • Remington Mod. - HOLSTERS & AMMO BELTS: • US Cutco KA-BAR Field Knife • Schrade, Over 350 Bottles Will Be Sold Including Detroit Dairies, Goat Bottles, Cottage Cheese, Sour Cream, Hospi- 12A .22 Pump • Ruger 10/22 Anniversary • Ruger Mini 14 .223 Anniversary Gerber, Barlow, Buck & Case • Fillet, Field & Pocket Knives • 30+ Various Clips tals, Sanitariums, Railroad, Colleges, Seminaries, Universities, Buttermilk, Tall Out-Of-State Bottles, Camp • US Springfield Mod 1878 Trap Door • US IH M1 Garand • Armalite AR-10 • Reloader & Dies • 15+ Scopes • Edison Monte Carlo .12 GA Toy Shotgun A4 7.62mm w/P-308 Scope • Knight LK-93 .50 Cal Black Powder • Thomson Set AMMO: • Winchester .30 Govt. • Remington/Peters/Imperial .12,16, Bottles, And Breed Bottles. Also A Selection Of Bottle Caps, Crates, Bottle Carriers, Insulators. Small Bottle Center Arms .35 REM w/Leupold Scope • Thomson Center Arms .44 REM Mag .20 Ga. • Collector Ammo/Boxes • (NOS) Western X Port .22 LR’s 1000 Rnds Items, And A Delaval. Watch Fob. • Thomson Center Arms .30 - .30 Win (Black) • Winchester Mod. 12 .16 Gauge • Winchester 270 Silvertip • .44 RSM Mag. • 7MM & 8MM • Norma 7.65 ARG • Live auction only. Preauction telephone bids accepted. Catalogues may be found on our website. No • Mauser Mod 98 w/Sling • JC Higgins Mod 583.9 - .12 GA • Savage Mod 30 .308 Blanks w/ Belt • .30 M2 • 5.56 M200 Blanks • Springfield 30-06 Golden buyer’s premium. Not Series E .12 GA • Remington Sportsman MOD 48 .12 GA. • Anderson AM-15 Bear • .35 Remington • .44 REM Mag • 30-30 Winchester Accelerator • Ammo- responsible for accidents 7.62x39 W/AR-223 Scope • US Remington 1903 A3 (Sporterized) • Winchester Hornady 45-70 Govt. • Fiochi 357 Magnum • Cowboy .45 Colt or items after sold. Model 94 .30 WCF (Lever action) • US Winchester Mod. 1897 .12 GA Trench PREVIEW: MARCH 27 • 10AM-6PM DAVID AND CECELIA EVANS, Sellers: John Ross & Others | Sale Managers: Phil Wolfe • 260-248-1191 & Ritter Cox • 260-609-3306 OWNERS 800.451.2709 • SchraderAuction.com | Online Bidding Available! AC63001504, AU08600254, AU19900139

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9 China-Glass 30 Antiques New This Week! Architectural Antiques of We are selling a Gaudt Dutch dinner Indianapolis - Buy - Sell Fireplace plate w/red flowers, yellow leaves, Mantels, Light Fixtures, Leaded & a blue design. Made by Ashworth Windows, Decorative Hardware, Classified Word Ads Doors, and Much More! Open The Pathfinders, by Gerald Rawling, Harry Sinclair Drago, pub. Bramhall House, Tennessee, 471pp, $35.50 The Bros. in England, $85 812-372-9149 st st Monday-Saturday 10am-5pm or by MacMillan Co., 1964, 1 edn., 1 pth., HB, c l e a n & t i g h t w / d j , s l w e a r , 2 7 4 p p , $ 2 0 . 0 0 Wilderness Road, Robert L. Kincaid, (Amer. sections include The Missouri, The Platte, From Glasgow’s Treasure Chest, by James Trail Series) 1947, Bobbs Merrill Co., Red w/ appointment. Colonial Antiques, The Arkansas, The Green, The Columbia, VG Cowan, pub 1951 Craig & Wilson, used grn no dj, laid in & taped paper items Re: Robert 5000 W 96th St., Indianapolis, IN cond. All. Tight, clean, maps, end paps, Hist. hard cover w/gilt embossed sp & frnt, some Kincaid, who was Pres. Lincoln U. TN, also 11 Jewelry - st 46268 317-873-2727 7 pt. type - 27¢ Biblio., ndex, 326pp, $10.00 The fading, crnr rubs, 1 ed., clean & tight, B/W signed per Robert L. Kincaid on July 5, 1947, Watches - Fobs www.AntiqueArchitectural.com Country of the Pointed Firs, Sarah Orne photos, drawings, hvy for size, Sig. per 1st ed., VG cond., B/W photos, very SCARCE, Jewett, pub. Houghton Mifflin/Riverside Author, $25.00 Trail to California, 392pp, $75.00 Matt Field on the Press, Boston, 1929. Famous novel of The Overland Journal of Vincent Geiger & Santa Fe Trail, U. of Oklahoma Press 1960, Maine. Green cloth binding w/fir on spine, Wakeman Bryarly, edited by David Morris HB-good, (American Exploration & Travel good cond., some yellowing page edges, Potter, Yale U. Press, tight, no markings, Fine RailRoad pocket watches, Series) 1st edn., Collected by Clyde & Mae vintage wrist watches & hard-to-find 59 Notices O/W vg, $10.50 Discovery, excellent read! Dj sl wear, clothbound, 7 pt. bold type - 32¢ Great moments in the lives of outstanding authentic record of overland to Gold Rush. Reed Porter, X-lib from original journal, map parts, buy & sell. naturalists, J. B. Lippincott Co., 1st edn., 1961 Great read, $15.00 Let Us Santa Fe Trail, edited by John E. Sunder, 1960 So. Methodist U. Lib. b/w photos, www.WatchesByHourMinSec.com, “Vendors”Free booth space w/wood engravings by Thos. W. Nason, fine Now Praise Famous Men, by James Agee 636-352-3128 cond., pages tight, includes acct. ivory-billed & Walker Evans, pub. Houghton Mifflin Co., $10.00 Joan Morris, 2073 Sunset available at our annual Antique woodpecker, Exlibris frontis cut, Gold ptg sp, 1930, 9th ptg., HB, ex-lib, no dj nr fine, few Drive, Hamilton, OH 45013, (513) 805-7155 Advertising Specialty Show on $10.00 Great American Cattle lib. Marks, approx. 55+ b/w photos, non-fict / Owner’s bookplates/inscriptions not March 21st, 2020, located at 8 pt. type - 37¢ Trails, The Story of the old cow paths of the acct., Alabama share croppers / families in mentioned, CWO, PPD, SASE for check the Indiana State Fairgrounds, east & the longhorn highways of the plains, 1936. Purchased Lincoln University. Lib. return. 20 Musical Indianapolis. This is one of the largest markets for only 40+ year old advertising in the world. -MUSIC BOXES- Signs, Displays, Clocks, and 8 pt. bold type - 41¢ Buying, Selling, & Repairing. all other forms of Advertising. Turn of the Century Antiques, For Info: IAAshow.com Contact: (616) 887-2501. [email protected]

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Above Left: In its early years, quality earthenware and stoneware products were produced for hospitals, asylums and domestic use. Note the Sink Basin (1878) etc. from a Belleek Museum display. Photo; Belleek Pottery Museum. Above Middle: The world-renowned Belleek Pottery is one of Ireland’s most popular tourist destinations. Visitors can shop, tour the museum and observe craftsmen at work. Above Right: This Limited Edition “Golden Eagle” from the Masterpiece Collection was sculpted from a design archived for more than 40 years due to its difficulty. The stunning figure currently sells at $10,000.

Registered collectors are given a spe- background. Belleek cial opportunity to purchase annual More information about Belleek’s From Front Page product releases. history, products and museum can be For readers looking to collect vin- found at www.Belleek.com. With the tage or antique Belleek items, intri- timeless beauty of Belleek, you can the most requested item with U.S. cate and delicate baskets have risen enjoy a touch of Ireland every day! customers. In 1963, President in value. A company spokesman Kennedy and his wife Jackie were commented about the artistic mas- presented a Shamrock tea set during tery required to assemble strands of Right: China baskets first appeared in the their visit to Ireland. At that time china clay into woven braids and the set was valued at approximately 1860s. Apprentices train approximately four lattice. The fragile openwork is often years to hone the craft of creating these 200 pounds. The set featured more accented by pastel flowers. Each than 20,000 pounds at Sotheby’s in intricately detailed vessels. Photo: Belleek tiny petal is hand-molded, painted Pottery. 1996. and applied using tools such as a Inspiration for Belleek’s beautiful razor blade, nail, and pin. Lamps Below: The 16 Hands creative process has designs has come from Irish culture, have a steady following as do teapots been executed at Belleek since the 1850s. natural forms, archived patterns and in nearly every pattern. Figurines, Shown: Late 1800s hand-painters diligently period trends. For example, the candelabrum, and most items with working. Photo: Belleek Pottery “Neptune” suite, a popular series applied flowers command high prices with collectors, was derived from a in online auctions and at antique sea shell. Its nature-inspired theme, centers. authentic styling and coloration had Long-time collector Bill Butke strong appeal to Victorians. The added some collecting perspective suite was produced for more than and practical tips. He and his wife 100 years with multiple wash colors. bought their first Belleek vase back Most sought-after antique pieces in 1966. At the time, the couple had include teapots, cups, saucers, plates no idea what Belleek was, but the and full cabernet sets. design spoke to them with a theme In the 20th and 21st centuries, that related to their Irish heritage. Belleek has stayed attuned to the He remarked: “As a beginning collec- wants and needs of both collectors tor, seek out what calls to you versus and modern consumers. Cleary point- basing the decision on possible future ed out the positive reception that value. Belleek offered a wide range today’s Claddagh mugs have received of subjects in its designs. Research with buyers around the world. The the choices in advance of buying.” Irish claddagh — a symbol of love, Some collectors choose to seek out loyalty and friendship — is a current pieces from the earlier Belleek peri- trend in both jewelry and giftware. ods when wares bore a “Black Mark” Another specialty, the “Belleek backstamp. Butke also recommend- Masterpiece Collection,” offers repro- ed books by Richard K. Degenhardt duced limited editions of varied or Marion Langham as reference designs from the company’s past. guides for patterns and other Belleek

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Vol. 52. Issue No. 2633 www.antiqueweek.com March 16, 2020 Bid from the comfort of your armchair at Pook & Pook DOWNINGTOWN, Pa. — Bidders will surely want to come out of hibernation for another one of Pook & Pook’s No need to leave your home to find great items. This is a ever popular Online Only Decorative Art auctions, filled selection of the many fine items offered on March 18 at with all the goodies antique enthusiasts have come to Pook & Pook’s Online Only Decorative Art Auction. expect. On March 18 at 9 a .m. 800 lots will cross the virtual auction block. As is usual with Pook & Pook’s Decorative Arts sales, March’s sale is sure to suit a variety of tastes and budgets, with all bidding online on Bidsquare and Invaluable. From unusual Americana, to elegant International decorative arts, the folks at Pook & Pook have been busy squirreling away hundreds of interesting and unique items to adorn bidder’s homes this spring. A miniature Pennsylvania redware plate from the 1800s with slip flower decoration will compete for bidders’ attentions, as will a stoneware canteen. A Mickey Mantle signed jersey will have sports fans cheering, as will several lots of trading cards, each estimated at $200-300. One special silver lot in the sale is a rare Scofield Pantheon pattern sterling silver tea service together with a silver plated tray. Rounding out the decorative accessories’ category is a sprinkling of pieces from across the pond, including an English repousse silver hot water kettle, early 19th century bearing the touch of Robert Garrard ($800- 1,000), as well as a variety of objects from Japan and furniture found throughout the day, a large selection of Downingtown, PA 19335. Live online bidding will com- China. children’s items will round out the auction day. mence at 9a a.m. on Wednesday, March 18. All manner of fine art items are represented in this Bidding will be available on Bidsquare (www. The Online Only Decorative Arts Sale will be followed sale, with dozens of oil on canvas landscapes and por- bidsquare.com) and Invaluable (www.invaluable.com). by an Online Only Coins & Jewelry auction on March 19 traits. Of course, a large selection of furniture will also Gallery exhibitions are scheduled for Monday, March 16 and an Online Only Native American auction on April 3. feature in this sale. and Tuesday, March 17 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Pook Contact: (610) 269-4040, In additional to the sleighs, gameboards, and kids’ & Pook’s gallery, located at 463 E. Lancaster Avenue, www.pookandpook.com. From stream-lined to Western: it is all 20th century By William Flood

CINCINNATI — There’s no doubt that mid-century modern remains hot. Yet the jet age themes and Googie lines of mid-century modernism don’t define the entire 20th century. The modernist style of the post-war years emerged from a much earlier era, trace- able to the Bauhaus and International movements in the first two decades of the 20th-century and was clearly influenced by Industrial Age modernism of the Art Deco and Streamline eras prior to World War II. The 1950s weren’t strictly modernist, either. Patriotic and early American themes showed up in everything from furniture to kitchen appliances. Similarly, the Old West was idealized in popular 1950s media, toys of the era, home decor, and even reflected in the names of cars like Ford’s Mustang and Thunderbird. Then, there were the GIs who returned from Pacific Theater, who, stuck in workaday jobs, pined for the South Seas and the Far East helping make Asiana, Polynesian pop, and even Primitivism popular. The main draw at 20th-century Cincinnati is certainly Above: This exceptional example of a first-year Datsun 240-Z was exhibited mid-century modern — and the courtesy of Concours d’ Elegance. booths are packed with items from makers like Herman Miller and Knoll. Yet, the show’s name connotes much more than a single decade and style. Amidst the boomerang tables and starburst clocks, you’ll find merchandise spanning the full array of the 20th-century. That breadth was evident outside the main ballroom. On display was a 1970 Datsun 240Z, the debut year for the definitive Japanese Z-car line. It was exhibited in affiliation with The Cincinnati Concours d’ Elegance, begun in 1978, now one of the most significant classic car shows in the country. Inside, it was evident that Art Nouveau and Art Deco were prevalent, much of it in the booths of dealers courted during the show’s formative years. One of them, Deco Dazzle of Virginia had a spread of streamline merchandise, including barware and lighting in chrome and cobalt blue. Particularly eye-catching was a chrome ball on black glass dish for $75 paired perfectly with a cobalt blue cocktail set for $235. Deco Dazzle’s owners do an amazing job of uncovering movie images from the era featuring the exact merchandise they sell. From Chicago came Somewhere in Time, offering pieces of jewelry made in 1920s Czechoslovakia, discovered locked in a Czech warehouse for over 80 years! Popular mid-20s colors like cobalt blue, red, and green complimented Art Deco and Art Nouveau motifs like dragonflies and elegant ladies and Egyptian symbolism, popular after the opening of King Tut’s tomb in 1922. The beautiful, See Queen City on page 3

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Sock-hop 50s came com- pliments of items like a blue wicker sewing basket with a felt poodle for $55 and several soda shop items including a Wimpy Hamburger figurine for $275. There was plenty of Old West merchandise like a pair of Above Left: This rare Vogue Picture Record was available for just $44. Above Right: A working lighted outdoor Sputnik-style sign ($5,500) Wallace Rodeo Range salt and pep- and working lighted Schlitz Beer sign ($4,900) show the breadth of mid-century styling. per shakers for $85 and a Hopi bear more unusual modernist items, many Kachina for $75. Fifties popular cul- guests ogled a salesman’s sample for ture also showed up in scores of Futura Above Ground Pools (pur- advertising pieces including a 1950s portedly promoted at one time by Fizzies candy display for $300 and a Bob Hope) available for $850. A working Schlitz beer sign for $4,900. Sputnik-shaped outdoor advertising There was scattered Floridiana, sign, in working condition, was like the pair of ceramic flamingos for priced at $5,500. And, for airline $98. And, there were a few Polynesian fans, a 24-inch tin litho model of a Pop items, including a made-in-Ja- pre-1960s Pan Am propeller pan tiki mug for $24 and a Vogue Stratocruiser awaited a buyer at pinup Picture Record for Between the $225. Devil and the Deep Blue Sea at $44. In the hallway, several additional Asian collectors had pieces like a vendors included Charley Harper Jadeite statue from China priced at Studios offering serigraphs and $35 and two small dragonware pitch- prints from Cincinnati’s famous ers, also from China, for $22. “minimal realist” wildlife artist The last third of the 20th-century (1922-2007). Author Shawn Patrick was well-represented, with nearly as Tubb was on hand to sign copies of much merchandise as the Art Deco his recently released book on years. One dealer had several 1970s Cincinnati’s Terrace Plaza Hotel. Polaroid Land Camera kits for The landmark 18-story building, con- Above: An entire collection of 1920s-era around $95 while another had a structed between 1943 and 1948, was jewelry had been padlocked in a handful of Playboy club tankards the first International Style hotel Czechoslovakian (now Czech Republic) from the 60s and 70s for under $5 built in America and one of the most warehouse for over 80 years! each. And, several brass wall sculp- technologically advanced buildings tures, popular in the early 1970s in the world at the time. Just before Right: Throughout the show, there were were in various booths, priced typi- exiting was Gotham Cruisers, an various Asian pieces including this Jadeite cally from $100 to $300. automotive customizing shop known statue for $35 and dragonware pitchers for $22, each from China. Of course, mid-century modern for its full-size Batmobile and Bat furniture and accouterments were Cycle kits and full-builds. everywhere. But, sticking with the Unmistakable was their full-sized replica of Robot B-9 (otherwise known as the robot from Lost in Space). 20th-Century Cincinnati is held in February of each year. Queen City Shows also runs the Ohio Country Antique show in October and Tri- State Antique Markets from May to October. For more information visit queencityshows.com Left: Old West themes, popular in the 1950s decorated this pair of Wallace Rodeo Range salt and pepper shakers available for $55. Above: Brass wall hangings like this circa 1970s one for $299 were popular over couches. Below: This Wimpy Hamburgers figurine, priced at $275, captured the drive-in side of Below: For a discriminating eye drawn to the Deco era, this entire set could be had for the mid-century era. around $300. National Section — Page 4 WWW.ANTIQUEWEEK.COM March 16, 2020 Stone walls being repaired on Aquidneck Island topic of lecture NEWPORT, R.I. – Old stone walls might incremental loss threatens the future of this not get as much attention as Gilded Age man- quintessential New England landscape fea- sions, but these remnants of colonial agricul- ture. ture also are vital to local history. That’s why To date, the Aquidneck Stone Wall The Preservation Society of Newport County, Initiative has led the restoration of historic best known for its historic house museums stone walls at Simmons Farm and the such as The Breakers, joined with Providence- Norman Bird Sanctuary, both in Middletown. based Preserve Rhode Island to form the The projects were funded by the Van Beuren Aquidneck Stone Wall Initiative in 2018. Charitable Foundation. On Thursday, March 19, at noon, the Schoberth’s lecture is the fifth and final in Preservation Society’s former policy associate the Preservation Society’s Winter Lecture Leigh Schoberth will present “Aquidneck Series. Admission costs $5 for Preservation Stone Wall Initiative: Preserving the Island’s Society members and $10 for the general Historic Character.” Schoberth, now senior public. For more information or to register, preservation services manager at Historic visit www.newportmansions.org/learn/ Above: Stone walls were used for centuries, but many are now falling into disrepair. Learn New England, will talk about the history of adult-programs or call (401) 847-1000. about how a group on Rhode Island is working to repair the walls during a seminar on stone walls and the local efforts to preserve The Preservation Society of Newport March 19. them. County, Rhode Island, celebrating its 75th interpreting the area’s historic architecture, than 250 years of American architectural and Stone walls on Aquidneck Island date anniversary in 2020, is a nonprofit organiza- landscapes, decorative arts and social history. social development. back centuries. Today, many are fragmented tion accredited by the American Alliance of Its 11 historic properties – seven of them For more information, please visit and increasingly falling into disrepair. This Museums. It is dedicated to preserving and National Historic Landmarks – span more NewportMansions.org.

TEAM AasnessA Tradition of Excellence LARGE TOY COLLECTION ESTATE AUCTION BID ONLINE OR ONSITE FARM TOYS • CLASSIC TRUCKS • CLASSIC TRAINS • SPECIALTY LOCATION: Dalton Community Event Center, Downtown Mainstreet, Dalton, MN. Directions: Dalton is located approx 10 Miles SE of Saturday, MarchMarch 28,28, 2020•9:30AM2020•9:30AM Fergus Falls off 1-94/Hwy 35 then North into town. LARGE COLLECTION 500-600+ TOYS & MEMORABILIA Featuring Large Collection of Vintage/Classic Trucks including Lumar, Tonka, Structo, Buddy L, Ny-lint, Military Classics, Huge Collection of Lionel, Ameri- can Flyer and Louis Marx Vintage/Classic Electric Train Sets and Accessories (Mostly 40’s to the 90’s), Large Collection of Farm Tractors and Ag Related A Trusted Name in Auctions & Real Estate • Your High Performance Auction Team Implements featuring Ertl Die Cast, Precision, Key and Big Farm Series, Also TERMS: Cash or qualified Cary M. Aasness 218-205-1310 check. Major credit cards accepted. Proper ID Spec-Cast and 1st Gear Trucks, Collector Classic/Muscle Car Collection, required. Any statements Cody Aasness 218-205-1269 made by auctioneer take Pedal Car, Breyer Horse Figures, Vintage Railroad Memorabilia, Plus Coca precedence over any and all advertising. Not respon- Rod Mursu 218-640-2231 sible for errors or omissions. Cola Advertising Sign, Unique Vintage and Specialty Items and More! Purchases are to be paid in full. No property is to be 218.589.8598 OR 218.998.4454 removed until settled for. RICHARD “HERBY” HERBRANDSON ESTATE - Kay Herbrandson Aasness Auctioneers Not responsible for accidents. BUYERS PREMIUM APPLIES 2020 SeeMARCH Our GAR AntiqueWebsite Week_half:HALF For All 3/10/2020 The Details8:53 AM Page & 1 Color Photos Auctions & Real Estate AASNESSAUCTIONEERS.COM

COUNTRY AMERICANA AUCTION 400+ Lots featuring Painted & Formal Furniture, Hooked Rugs, Samplers, Pottery, Portraits & more, and more!

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Windsor chairs, selection of band boxes including beavers and squirrels

Hudson River Valley by Edmund Coates Veterinary medicinal cabinet, Several hooked rugs velvet pincushions, wallpaper boxes

Blanket chest with incised and inked decoration

Cupboards including architectural GARTH’S PO Box 758, Columbus, Ohio 43016 740.362.4771 - [email protected] March 16, 2020 WWW.ANTIQUEWEEK.COM National Section – Page 5

Ralph Fontaine’s Heritage Auctions, Inc. High Quality, Fast Pace, Honest Auction Gallery announces a ESTATE AUCTION SUNDAY, MARCH 22, 2020 AT NOON Previews: Saturday, 11am-5pm & Sunday, 10am-12pm Location: Rt. 22, Canaan, New York Less than 3 miles north of the Mass Pike and New York Thruway (Exit B-3) (1 mile south of Route 295) (6 miles south of Route 20) • (413) 442-2537 • (518) 781-3650 Gallery Bid-Live, Phone Bid Absentee Or Live Auctioneers Horner Quality Man In The We will be selling over 450 Lots. A large part of this sale is an unreserved 50-year Mountain Clock collection from a Niskayuna, NY Estate, a Pittsfield estate plus others. Walnut Step-Back We will be selling a large collection of art glass, pottery, toys, clocks, lamps, rugs, paintings, etc. Also great furni- Bookcase With Head ture, oak, walnut, also Mid-Century items, plus a large group of cast-iron and garden items. TERMS: Cash, good check, credit card. Buyer’s Premium 15% for cash, 18% for credit card & 23% online

Rare Antique Faux Bamboo Salesman Sample

2 Large Ebony Pedestal 54” Walnut Executive Desk Eldred Wheeler With Gold Incising (1 of 2) Rare Suitcase Coke Cooler Tiger Maple Low Boy (1 of Several)

Mechanical Colored Darktown Strutters

Exceptional Figural Lion John Wanamaker Paint Victorian Portrait Lustres French Clock Desk With Full Bodied Griffins Design Secretary

Lots Of Toys Great Triple Walnut Bookcase

Awesome 14’ Vintage Goodyear Porcelain Sign (Built As 2 Pieces)

Hanging Double Sided Eyeglass Sign Michael Wilkinson Acrylic Sculpture Signed Henri Maik With Panda

Several Oriental Rugs Revolving Bookcase Fabulous Kings (1 of 2) Chair With Eagle Finials

Signed Handel Leaded Artists Signed Pairpoint Huge French Lamp Several Amphora Vases Lamp (Macy) Figural Clock

Floor Model Clean Beldings Mills Slot Oak Lion Machine (1 of 2) Head Icebox Antique Princess Original Gilt With Bed With Canopy 100’s Of Pieces Of Art Glass, Pottery, Cut Glass (Sold In Lots) Winged Griffin

Oak Derby Station Master’s Desk 3 Color Marble & Bronze Pedestal

Mid Century Marble Torchere Mid Century “Jelson” Couch

Jerome & Co. Spectacular Collection Of Garden Items, Fountains, Urns, Benches, Arbors Walnut (Over 50 Lots) (Check Out The Web) Double Dial Spectacular Inlaid Center Table 1 0f 2 For over 1000 photos www.fontaineheritage.com Page 6 – National Section WWW.ANTIQUEWEEK.COM March 16, 2020 19th & 20th c. Lighting Auction Saturday, March 28, 2020 at 9:30 am ET

Featuring the Aladdin collection of Larry Spradley, Beaumont, TX; the Aladdin shop/workshop of Fil (John) Graff, St. Thomas, PA; the Victori- an lighting collection of Peter Mack, Bristol, CT; part two of the Joe Cesa- rini estate collection, Ridgely, MD; choice selections from a Pennsylvania private collection; plus others. The selection of Aladdin lighting is extensive and numbers over 300 lamps of all types including many extremely rare glass stand lamps, chandeliers, other hanging lamps, wall lamps, floor lamps, student lamps, prototype fonts, electric lamps, parts and accessories, etc.; outstanding GWTW, parlor, and banquet lamps; rare student lamps; a wide selection of other kerosene lighting including seven marriage lamps, seven Swan-base stand lamps, four Log Cabin finger lamps, many other rare Atterbury lamps, opalescent stand and finger lamps, etc.; rare hanging store lamps including four in original shipping crate; multi-font angle lamps; other good metal lamps and heaters; good parts of all types; plus more. The full, detailed catalogue will be posted around March 13. Visit jeffreysevans.com for more information.

Note: An uncatalogued session of all types of Aladdin lamp parts (old and new) and lamps, hanging lamp parts, along with other kerosene lighting will be held on Friday, March 27 at 3:00 pm.

Specialists in 18th to 20th c. glass and ceramics, 2177 Green Valley Lane | Mt. Crawford, VA 22841 Southern decorative arts, Americana, and 540.434.3939 | [email protected] | jeffreysevans.com fine antiques of all types. Conducting monthly catalogued auctions as well as providing appraisal services.

Please join us March 19-21, 2020 at the Great Falls Elks Lodge, 500 1st Ave. South, Great Falls, MT.

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HUGE 2-DAY ANTIQUE AUCTION March 27th & 28th Auction Starts At Friday at 5 PM • Saturday at 10:00 AM PREVIEW: Thursday, Noon to 5:00 PM • Friday, Noon to 5:00 PM • Saturday 8:30 AM to 10:00 AM FLAT ROCK, NC

A spectacular auction event that you will not want to miss! Over 1300 lots. An amazing collection from countless estates and people downsizing! Come preview, leave bids, Aladdin Lamp Collection attend or bid from home! Rookwood Pottery PARTIAL LISTING: Lots of fine art, including oil paintings & watercolors, mostly by well listed artists, including Antonin Chittussi, Henry R. Kenyon, Dorothy Spangler, Janos Laszlo Aldor, Illus- tration art, Richard Rosenbaum, Roy Mason, Portrait of Rev. Robert Norwood by Pierre Troubetz- koy, William Matthews, Aldo Pagiacci, Howard Gibbs and many more, Salvador Dali lithographs, Picasso “Toreros” book, lots of bronzes by listed artists, Tiffany bronze pine needle frame and desk holder, Art glass includes Tiffany favrile, Steuben collection, colored and clear, Lalique, Moser, Loetz including silver overlay, French cameo glass including Galle, Durand, Quezal, Bo- hemian, perfume bottles, Cut-To-Clear, Italian, Waterford, Victorian, Royal Flemish, Burmese, Peachblow, Crown Milano, Satin, rainbow, collection of Wave Crest, Nakara & Kelva, studio art glass, large collection of brilliant period cut glass, paperweight collection, fine selection of sterling silver including basket, water pitcher, goblets, flasks, compotes, huge tea and coffee service with hot water kettle and tray, over 300 troy ounces, Fairfax tea & coffee set, claret jug, Tiffany humidor, box, bowl, vase, cordials and more, dresser tray, trivets, dishes, Francis I bowl, neat Emerald & Diamond sterling items by William Waldo Dodge of Asheville, NC, lots of Victorian servers including Georg Necklace 36 Carats Jensen and Tiffany, candlesticks, candelabras, compotes, cases, dresser jars and powder boxes, Flatware sets including Tiffany Fanueil, Francis I, Grand Baroque, Williamsburg Shell, Chantilly, Silver Plumes and more, a huge selection of early silver plate from an important family who enter- tained in high fashion indeed!, largest amount of estate jewelry in years including diamond, sapphire, emerald, ruby, tourmaline, amethyst, garnet, tanzanite, opal, Art Deco platinum, huge aquamarine, amazing emerald and diamond necklace over 36 carats, Tanzanite, pearl, large diamonds and other rings, gold bracelets including Cartier, slide bracelets, charm, diamond ten- Rosenberg nis, sapphire and more, gold necklaces including Micro Mosaic, Victorian, Tiffany diamond leaf brooch, Tiffany diamond eternity, Bulgari and other bands, diamond and other brooches, large selection of earrings including diamond studs, Victorian and more, pendants and lavaliers, pearl necklaces, gemstone necklaces, Hermes bracelets, Men’s rings, Rolex including Presidential and two-tone, Tudor, Gucci, solid gold Juvenia & other wristwatches, Railroad pocketwatch, collection of sterling jewelry including signed pieces by Georg Jensen and others, vintage Mexican, Native American, Art Deco, Retro and Modernist jewelry, coral, cameos, Chinese Carved Jade Southern Chests jewelry, Fine selection of Oriental rugs from mats to runners to room size, including fine antique, Oushak, Sarouk, Tabriz, silk, Mahal, Heriz, Hamadan and more, Fine porcelains including Meissen, Limoges, Sevres, Parian, rare Rozenberg eggshell vase, Sevres large urns, plates and more, Royal Bayreuth, Nippon, R.S. Prussia, Dresden, sets of plates including service plates, sets of China, Staffordshire figurines, Meissen figurines, Royal Doulton including early series ware, Lots of Furniture including Southern chest, armoire, French painted cupboard, apple sorting table, corner cupboards including period, sideboards, servers, vitrine, etergere, lawyer’s stacking bookcase, oak sever with leaded glass, Art Deco bar, sideboard, canopy and post beds Wave Crest Collection by Eldred Wheeler, Korean Tansu Dansu elmwood with iron fittings, silverware chest on stand, pair of French bedside cabinets with marble tops, hall tree, pier mirror, lots of wicker, leather re- cliners, desk, wardrobe, vanity with bench, blanket chest, early American chest, Victorian dog or doll bed, drop-leaf and gateleg tables, dining and side chairs, carved stool, Chinese carved furniture and much more. Fine Oriental collection including Chinese & Japanese porcelains, blue & white jars, collection of cloisonné, Chinese stands, Embroidery, Chinese jade, Chinese stone carvings, Rose medallion, Satsuma, lamps, garden seat, Imari, Japanese woodblocks, Chinese Lots of Persian Rugs Ancestral portraits, Chinese carved plant stands, marble inset furniture, nest of tables, screens, chargers and much more, collection of antique boxes including tea caddies, travel and lap desks, Wedgwood jasperware, U.S. & foreign gold coin collection, U.S. paper money collection from 1778 and up, fractional currency, errors, Confederate currency, silver dollars, tokens, medals, stamps, covers, postcards, early disc and cylinder music boxes, huge Aladdin collection including lots of lamps, sconces, finials, Hopalong Cassidy scones and more, box collection including tea caddy, lap desks, and more, slag glass and leaded lamps, Polyphon disc and Swiss cylinder Tiffany Frame music boxes, French champlevé inkstands and box, doll size and salesman sample furniture, cane collection, Rookwood, Roseville, Weller, Gouda, Dedham, Teplitz Amphora and other pottery, Victorian cast-iron mechanical banks, clocks including Ships clocks, French figural, Ansonia figural, Atmos and more, early pistols including flintlock and Colt, early rifles and shotguns including Remington and W. Richards, 1765 hand-drawn German book with great calligraphy, 16th Century prayer book leaf from India, fountain pens, original carousel horse, collection of Grand Tour intaglios, Minton, Spode and English Ironstone, jardinière and pedestals, doorstops, miniature lead soldiers, band & animals, Tantalus, Russian lacquerware boxes, toby pitchers, tobacco tag collection, land deeds, Biltmore Industries carved wooden bowl, collection of quilts, 1832 cov- Large Old Oushak erlet, andirons, Brass stick barometer, Bevin brass boxing bell, gemstone studded India Mogul embroidery, copper weathervane of rooster and so much more. Truly, something for everyone! A must see sale! Packed to the walls! Our finest sale of the year, please come take a look! Call for details (828) 696-3440 Dealers & public welcome. 15% buyer’s premium in-house Cut Glass Collection (20% on Live auctioneers online platform). Full catalog with photos on website at www.richardhatchauctions.com Come see why when it comes to buying and selling antiques your friends and neighbors choose us! NCAL#5079. Celebrating 40 years. Golden Rule dealer. Come join us! Richard D. Hatch & Associates 913 Upward Road, Flat Rock, North Carolina 28731 Take Exit 53 off I-26, then go 1 mile north on Upward Rd. Sapphire & Diamond Rings Paper Money Collection

W. Richards Shotgun Antonin Chittussi Oil A. Lassell Ripley (3) Diamond Bands