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VOL. 46, NO. 1 FRIDAY JANUARY 2, 2015

Enthusiastic Buyers Headed To Garth’s For Their Holiday Shopping Established Delaware, Ohio Auction Company Held Four Days Of Sales in-house bidder for $16,800 dated from the 17th to the early collector’s history.” Regionalism ruled the day, and against a presale estimate of $400- 18th century and depicted images $800. A Schoharie County, of a courting couple. The cask sold Gallis’ keen eye for buying N.Y., blanket chest for eight times its high estimate at Pennsylvania featuring a $8,700. A carved Bible box also antiques was evibrightly colored sailed through its original presale dent beginning with vase of flow- estimate of $250-$500, selling for the cover lot of ers sold for $5,040. An American wallpaper the sale, an $10,800. The bandbox from the late 1830s that i n l a i d phones in depicted the balloon flight of Chippendale the gallery Cincinnati silversmith Richard blanket chest ignited when Clayton in 1835 sold for $5,750. dated 1818. Two early beds sent paddles in an 18th-cenAfter several tury bible box the air. The first was an early 19thmoments of crossed the century Hepplewhite campaign intense bidding, block. The bed with a shaped headboard, the chest sold to a box eventual- which sold for $5,400. A second collector for ly sold to a Hepplewhite tester bed sold for $25,200, more phone bidder $5,640. A New England 18th-centhan tripling its for $9,600. A tury pine mule chest with old red high estimate. A circa-1770 paint stoneware crock Philadelphia marked “SommerChippendale field, Penna,” armchair also brought $9,900, sold to a phone while a signed redbidder for ware pie plate $ 8 , 4 0 0 , impressed exceeding its high “J.L. Blaney, Cookstown, PA” The stoneware crock estimate, and a portrait of Eliza Price sold for $4,800. realized $9,900. Hamline attributed to A m e l i a Jeffers, president of Jacob Eichholtz (1776-1842) sold Garth’s, commented, “I for $6,900. A few days later, on Dec. 4, was thrilled with the turnout from western Garth’s sold the renowned collecPennsylvania. Having tion of Mrs. Dorothy Massey from brought a grown-up (literally) over Tulsa, Okla. Massey’s 40-year colstellar price of the hill from Shinnston, it lection brought buyers from the was wonderful to see the East Coast and across the Midwest $7,560. Additional furniture highpassionate pursuit of so in hopes of going home with one lights included an early ladderback or more pieces of fine Americana. armchair and side chair, which many good things from that Amelia noted as she was stepping sold for $1,080, while another area. Mick Gallis drew a The early stumpwork jewelry cask huge crowd, and I love off the block, “The high prices early armchair brought $3,840. sold for $8,700. Massey’s colorful texrevealed today on the that we continue to tiles caught the eyes of Massey collection solidify our position bidders as well. An prove once again as the best place to 18th-century that there is no sell western lady’s crewelbetter place Pennsylvania and work pocket to sell western Virginia with a wool Americana material.” embroidered than right Additional heart surroundhere in the notable lots of ed by floral Midwest. the day vines and lined Being cenincluded a with homespun trally located shaker New blue and white allows private England ticking sold for collectors and mule chest $1,320. Three lots of dealers from the from New whole cloth quilts sold across the Midwest Lebanon, to be here and the loca- A signed redware in succession. The first in N . Y. , tion provides easy pie plate sold for olive green with hand quiltw h i c h This portrait of a woman attributed sold to an ed vertical rows of stylized accessibility for those $4,800. to Sarah Bushnell Perkins plumes that have (Connecticut 1771-1831) sold for A ladies’ crewelwork pocket sold for traveled sold for $1,320. $2,280. $1,375, the d o w n second in indifrom the East Coast go blue with a chevron as well, design and resulting in ribbed borthe great ders brought prices you $1,560, while are seeing the third feahere today.” tured hand All bidquilted blocks ders’ eyes with a pumpkin were on seed design M a s s e y ’s and sold for p r i z e d stumpwork $ 2 , 2 8 0 . Additional jewelry highlights of A Baroque wardrobe sold for This double portrait attributed to Royall Brewster Smith (Massachusetts cask. The $4,800. the Massey cask was 1801-55) sold for $5,125. arth’s Auctioneers and Appraisers kicked off the holiday season with its 54th Annual Thanksgiving Americana Auction on Nov. 28. Many longtime clients flocked to Garth’s historic barn for a 705-lot sale that included the important collection of noted Fayette County, Pa., historian, Michael (Mickey) Gallis and the lifetime collection of Dick and Sandy Vandenberg of Stillwater, Minn. “The two collections highlighted in this auction, Vandenberg and Gallis, are great examples of the power of sending a great collection built with patience, care and passion to auction,” noted Jeff Jeffers, CEO and principal auctioneer. “Those two collections were rewarded with spirited bidding from buyers who were interested in the material, but also interested in having a piece of that

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This portrait of a woman attributed to the Prior-Hamblin School sold for $8,700. (Left) This wallpaper bandbox sold for $5,750.

collection included a portrait of a woman attributed to the PriorHamblin School that sold for $8,700. A 19th-century folksy trade sign in the form of a large percussion rifle realized $3,360. Garth’s Fine and Vintage Jewelry auction took place on Dec. 3 and gave bidders the opportunity to put something that will surely dazzle under the tree this year. Selling for $6,300, was a Rolex silver triangular Masonic pocket watch with a sapphire set (Continued on page 4)

This Chippendale tall chest of drawers sold for $3,600.

A Chippendale armchair sold for $8,400.

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A New Year’s Tradition For 36 Years Birchwood Manor Antiques Show Will Be Held Jan. 3 And 4 In Whippany, N.J. The New Year’s Antiques Show at Birchwood Manor will once again kick off the antiques and fine art buying and collecting season. Presented by JMK Shows, proud to produce New Jersey’s longest running antiques show, this granddaddy of events will be held on Saturday and Sunday, Jan. 3 and 4, 2015, at the elegant Birchwood Manor in Whippany, N.J. The graceful and historic Georgian mansion will be filled with 85 exhibitor booths featuring the finest antique furniture from around the world; fine art; vintage posters and prints; decorative art; works in sterling, porcelain, and crystal; and art glass; plus an incredible selection of vintage fashion

and jewelry and so much more. From the elegant to the historic to the kitschy and whimsical, this show has something for everyone in every price range imaginable. This event invites attendees to take a visual leap, imagining how just one antique can transform the look of their interiors, adding a whole new level of richness, like that seen in “Architectural Digest.” Events like the Birchwood Manor Antiques Show, is where editors and designers come to be inspired and to buy items featured in top design magazines. Imagine incorporating that vintage chandelier into a sleek modern space or, conversely, an original mid-century modern design chair into

an ultra-traditional décor. Now that’s a visual leap and an interior design masterpiece. And it’s all going to be at Birchwood Manor in January. Individuals may create the unexpected in their closets as well with stunning vintage fashion and jewelry designs. Among the exceptional exhibitors that will be there will be Art & Antique Gallery, Jetiques, Mimi Gunn, Seymours Sterling, Lorraine Wambold, Jamie’s Antiques, Marvin Baer, Noble Peddler, Jaffe &

Thurston, and Bernie Krauss, to name just a few. The New Year’s Antiques Show at Birchwood Manor will also feature wonderful food throughout the event, an on-site china mending service and a certified appraisal clinic. Admission will be $8 with free return privileges ($1 discount coupon is available at www.jmkshows.com). Parking is free. Hours will be Saturday from 10 a.m. to 6 Featuring vintage “hip” and the untraditional, those with a p.m. and Sunday from 11 desire to take a visual leap won’t want to miss Jetiques. a.m. to 5 p.m. For more information, Birchwood Manor is located at 111 N. Jefferson Road in Whippany, N.J., just discount coupon and comnorth of Morristown, off exits plete exhibitor list, visit 40 or 40A from I-287. www.jmkshows.com.

From fine furnishings to decorative accessories, White Orchid Mimi Gunn Antiques brings a particularly creative eye for the Antiques offers a full range of antiques, from country to eleunusual and dynamic found in the world of antiques and design. gantly formal. Jamie’s Antiques will be one of the fine exhibitors featuring extraordinary vintage jewelry.

On Saturday, Jan. 3, Savo Auctioneers in Archbald, Pa., will offer a historical book and photograph collection from the library of William F. Gable. Included are two illustrated

volumes of “Recollection Of Seventy literary executor and biographer of Years” by F.B. Sanborn, published by Walt Whitman. the Gorham Press in 1909. F.B. For more details on this collection Sanborn was a founding member of and the auction, visit The Secret Six (or Committee of Six), www.SavoAuctioneers.com an organization that funded the militant abolitionist John Brown and the raid on Harper’s Ferry, W. Va., in 1859. The collection also includes photographs by Robert Gable (William’s son), showing the Wilkes-Barre area and the Pocono region as they were in the early 1900s. Also from the Gable studio are several autographed porThis is a photograph of William F. traits of Horace “The Recollection Of Seventy Years” by F. B. Sanborn was Gable. Traubel, the published in 1909.

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having also been noted a fake and returned) that they had purchased for $1,500. I hoped that a few of the photos might have been genuine as they were sure out a chunk of change on this deal. They also reported that the images had been reviewed by a local collector in their area and pronounced good. I don’t fault the collector as we all can be fooled. So how do I feel about it? Relieved that the seller refunded my money right away. Sad for them that they got hooked on the deal. Mad at the faker who has caused so much damage, may they choke on their ill-gotten proceeds! BUT, will it stop me from buying photographs? Absolutely not! You can’t learn to fish by watching is what I told my daughter, and you can’t learn to collect unless you are always studying and buying.

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This Week: I Got Stung! cards - and that was evident on this photo - was part of the image rather than lying on top. 2) The entire image, including the name of the photographer, had the same fuzzy matte surface. There was no difference in surfaces at all nor signs of wear. 3) The card was glued down on a piece of cardboard. I had found this initially suspicious in the listing but having seen cases where cabinet cards were glue mounted on cardboard to fit into 20th century pressure mount frames, this did not alarm me. The seller, who was incredibly kind in all of this, immediately refunded my money to me (and thus earned five star feedback ratings immediately from me). They reported that the card was part of a group of cards (apparently at least one other

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Thomas Paine’s “The American Crisis,� parts I, II and III, first edition, from Philadelphia, 1776-77, sold to the trade for $125,000 at Swann’s on Nov. 25.

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This one-sheet from the 1927 lost cinema classic “London After Midnight” (MGM, 1927) sold for $478,000, setting a new auction record for a movie poster on Nov. 22 at Heritage’s Vintage Movie Poster auction.

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Fooled By Fakes

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Notable Naughties Of 2014 Every year, more scammers and fraudsters are added to the Fakery Hall of Shame when their nefarious deeds are discovered by law enforcement officials. Some take years of patient investigation to uncover while others ply their trade a bit more haphazardly and are caught quickly. I’ve pulled a few notables of 2014 from international headlines to wrap up this year’s column with some very clever fraudsters as well as some not so clever criminals. Coin Cunning In January, The Times of India reported that a “gang�

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of six, which included two women who participated in negotiations with unsuspecting targets to make the scam more convincing, represented themselves as part of an archaeological excavation team. They claimed to have unearthed a huge amount of gold coins, some of which they secreted away for private sale rather than turning them over to the contractor. The group sold an undisclosed number of gold coins to a doctor, who wisely brought them to a jeweler for authentication. Upon being told that they were fake, the police were notified and the gang was apprehended, having given their cell phone number to the doctor in case he wanted to purchase more coins. When police caught up with the bunch, they discovered 4,800 more fake coins and several kilograms of yellow metal. Sportscard Scoundrels Closer to home, two brothers in Ohio were snagged by the U.S. Secret Service on counts of mail fraud and wire fraud for

auctioning off vintage baseball cards that would have been rare and valuable - if they had been authentic. Using an online auction site, the brothers posted photos of authentic vintage baseball cards, such as a 1952 Mickey Mantle rookie card, then sent a counterfeit or reproduction card to the winning bidder. On other occasions, they would also contact the underbidder, claiming the high bidder had reneged, then offer the card to the unsuspecting buyer, who would either receive another counterfeit or nothing at all. The pair had collected over $60,000 in the scheme over several years’ time.

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Trick Town? Ever been to Agloe, N.Y? No? Neither has anybody else, and that’s a guarantee. The “paper town� of Agloe appears on a 1925 map made by Otto G. Lindberg and Ernest Alpers; the town, marked as being in Sullivan County, never existed. No, these experienced mapmakers didn’t make a mistake, they deliberately made up a fake town. It’s what’s known as a “copyright trap� - fictitious places that some cartography companies would add to a map as a means of

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protecting their intellectual property. If another map was published under another name and showed the paper town they’d made up, the company or mapmaker knew there was copyright infringement afoot. Unfortunately, they even outsmarted modern technology; the fake town of Agloe showed up on Google maps and was just removed in 2014, almost a century after it had been created as an anagram of the mapmakers initials: OGL and EA. (Continued on page 7)

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SHOWS & MARKETS Largest Natural Saltwater Pearl To Come To Market Sells ANTIQUE SHOW For $813,750 In Rago’s $4.77 Million Auction Weekend & FLEA MARKET

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Fabulous Forgeries Art fraud strikes again: this time the target was the artwork of Jackson Pollock. This summer, the FBI arrested an East Hampton, N.Y., man for selling over 60 fake works purported to be by the famed Jackson Pollock. The con artist took in over $1.9 million in the scheme. He had concocted a full back story to cover his cache, which included having discovered the artwork during a clear-out of a woman’s basement in East Hampton. He sold the paintings in online auctions where he drove the prices even higher with shill bids. Apparently this was something of a trend with the accused. He was arrested in

1995 for counterfeiting $20 bills in a money laundering ring.

Musical Mayhem Okay, “mayhem� may be overstating things a bit, but U.S. Customs did seize almost 200 counterfeit acoustic and electric guitars at an international mail facility in Jersey City, N.J. Apparently the packages were as shoddy as the cheap guitars they contained, which

is what alerted customs officials. Inside the packages were low-end guitars made in China that sell for only a few hundred dollars; business cards with the information of the Chinese website were found inside the packages. Selling lowend guitars, however, isn’t illegal, but the instruments took a problematic turn when a musical band from Texas counterfeited labels from such guitar giants as Fender, Gibson, and Martin, affixed them to the cheap guitars, and sold them for thousands of dollars. The group was planning to use the approximately $56,000 they made in the fraudulent scheme to fund a band tour. China Leads the Pack According to Homeland Security’s 2013 Intellectual Property Rights Seizure

Statistics, “China remains the primary source economy for counterfeit and pirated goods seized by DHS, with a total value of $1.1 billion.� The top ten most counterfeited/ pirated product categories were tracked, with all unspecified items falling into the “other commodities� grouping. The top five categories for 2013 were: handbags/wallets; watches/jewelry (up over $315 million from 2012); consumer electronics/parts; apparel/accessories; and pharmaceuticals/personal care. All told, a total of over $1.7 billion worth of counterfeit or pirated goods were produced overseas. Quite an alarming number!

Vintage Movie Poster Auction two known to appear at auction. The colorful poster for “Laugh, Clown, Laugh� (MGM, 1928) depicting Chaney as Tito Beppi, a circus clown who cannot help but weep, sold for $23,900. Large format posters were in demand, as a French fourpanel for RKO’s 1933 hit “King Kong,� as big as the beast himself, sold for $65,725, and a six-sheet for “Vertigo� (Paramount, 1958) ended at $31,070. A one-sheet style B for “Gold Diggers of 1933� (Warner Brothers, 1933) sold for $31,070 and a one-sheet for “The Ghost of Frankenstein� (Universal, 1942) sold for $26,290 in its debut at Heritage. A collection of travel posters saw eight bidders

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compete for a 1924 “Swiss St. Moritz� ski poster, which sold for $21,510, and a 1938 poster for the New York Central System’s “The New 20th Century Limited� sold for $10,157. Additional highlights include, but are not limited to, a lobby card for the Peter Lorre mad doctor vehicle “Mad Love� (MGM, 1935), which sold for $23,900. A Mickey Mouse stock poster (Columbia, 1930s) estimated at $8,000, sold for $16,730, and a one-sheet for Lon Chaney’s “West of Zanzibar� (MGM, 1928) ended at $16,132. For more information, visit www.HA.com.

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shocked to see how fabulous it looked after 87 years.� Lon Chaney, “The Man of a Thousand Faces,� appeared in “London After Midnight� as a vampire in makeup only. The film was released with two different one-sheet posters - the one in this auction, a stone lithograph, was done in a sepia tone photographic process, which MGM did frequently during that period in time. The poster was carefully preserved, and Smith doubts the poster was ever displayed, as it is in such fabulous condition. Additional Chaney posters offered during the Heritage sale included a onesheet for “The Unknown� (MGM, 1927) for $28,837. The 1927 example is one of

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averaged 92 percent sold and hit a number of high points, including the Aguilar flatware and Tiffany Japonisme. Saturday’s estate auction was notable for the sale of a number of Asian pieces, bronzes and a New Jersey wall cupboard,� said Tucker. “But this was the weekend for our jewelry department and the Putilov pearl, without a doubt.� For further information, visit www.ragoarts.com.

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An E. Howard & session featured watches, regulator that sold for The Company No. 47 wall-hang- fobs and chains. In all, more $121,000. than 700 lots came up for bid clock, 79 inches tall, ing astronomical regulator in a sale that grossed over boasted a 14-inch silclock, one of only three vered bronze astro$1.5 million. examples known and dial The auction was nomical so rare it doesn’t “E. packed with examples by signed even appear in the makers such as Seth Howard & E. Howard cato . Thomas, Ansonia, C alog, soared to Ithaca, Elmer O. M a k e r s , a record price Stennes, Foster B o s t o n , of $356,950 Campos, Chelsea, P a t e n t e d at a clock and Atkins, Walter May 11, watch auction Durfee, J. J. Elliot, 1 8 5 8 . ” held Nov. 22 Waltham, William The origiand 23 by Gilbert, F. Kroeber, nal walnut F o n t a i n e ’s c a s e New Haven, Auction Gallery had a Waterbury, Eli in the firm’s round Terry, E. N. showroom locat“drum head” Welch, E. ed at 1485 W. top and the Ingraham, Housatonic St. arched front Tiffany & The E. Howard & door’s origiCompany, Company No. 47 nal glass S e s s i o n s , wall-hanging astronomical exposed the LeCoultre and, of regulator clock, clock’s pendulum course, E. Howard one of only and beat & Company, the three examples indicator. 19th-century known, sold for A George Boston, Mass., a new auction A. Jones (N.Y.) maker coveted by record of astronomical collectors. $356,950. regulator, 92The following are The previous auction inches tall and additional highlights record for an E. Howard clock was $277,300, for a No. housed in a from the auction, which 68 astronomical floor clock. carved walnut drew a large in-house case with a crowd and saw hundreds maiden’s head of others participain Pittsfield, Mass. on the crest, online via The previous record for ting burled panels an E. Howard clock (set LiveAuctioneers.com and large Invaluable.com. roughly a year ago, also at and teardrop Fontaine’s) was $277,300, Phone and absentee f i n i a l s , for a No. 68 astronomical (left) bids were also c h a n g e d floor clock. The No. 47 wall recorded. All prices hands for hanger was expected to do quoted include a 21 $72,600. The buyer’s well, having been assigned a percent clock featured pre-sale estimate of premium. an original 16The second top lot $200,000-$300,000, which inch painted some thought was lofty. In was also an E. metal astroHoward. It was the end, the clock (listed in nomical dial, a No. 25 drum the E. Howard archives as good original head astroclock #122, a “No. 47 wall hands, a quality n o m i c a l hanging”) broke the high end of the estimate. (Above) An E. Howard & The two-day, Company No. 25 drum head astronomical regulator three-session with a 4-inch silvered auction kicked bronze dial, signed, sold off with a 100-lot for $121,000. discovery auction, followed by a cataloged This French industrial animated sale dedicated entirely torpedo clock, mounted on a to more than 425 green onyx base alongside a antique and colleccompass and barometer, tor clocks. The sold for $39,325. next day’s

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www.antiquesandauctionnews.net painted hands and an open center exposing the front plates of the movement (numbered “5350”). The star lot of the watch session was a Mathey Tissot perpetual split chronograph repeater 14carat yellow gold open

Fontaine’s Clock And Watch Sale (Continued from page 9) wood case, the hands and sub-seconds dial. monkey figure is The eight-day brass weight- seated under a driven time-only movement was signed Seth Thomas. A rare and unusual French industrial animated torpedo clock, mounted on a green onyx base alongside

The George A. Jones (N.Y.) astronomical regulator, 92-inches tall and housed in a carved walnut case, sold for $72,600.

This Seth Thomas No. 8 office calendar clock, 63-inches tall in a large case with a canopy top, sold for $42,350.

a compass and barometer, sold for $39,325. The clock’s silvered torpedoshaped case had gilt brass trimmings and a 2.5-inch silvered tree dial with black and his Roman numerals. The head and eyes move brass time-only moveas he plays his ment with platform lever instrument. The escapement was in good round French brass working order. A separate spring-driven movement was movement ran the propeller. signed “Japy Freres.” A scarce animated and A model J. L. Reutter penmusical figural clock with a dulum Atmos clock (nonmonkey wearing running but highly colFrench attire and lectible), with a 5-inch playing the viosilvered dial signed lin sold for “ A t m o s $16,940. Perpetuelle” Displayed and signed by under a glass the retailer dome, in an (“Kelyz, unusual B l o c h , painted Strasbourg”), papierrose to mâché and $9,680. The c a r v e d clock had applied brass This scarce animated hour numand musibers and cal figural jeweled hour clock with a glow-in-the-dark monkey wearing French attire markers,

face pocket watch that wowed the crowd for $22,990. The watch, a real beauty and in excellent working condition, had 56 round cut diamonds on the bezel and a chronograph start, stop and reset button on the crown. The two-tone metal dial and movement were signed “Mathey Tissot, Swiss.” For further information, call Fontaine’s Auction Gallery at 413-448-8922 or visit www.Fontaines Auction.com.

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Bid Live at Our Auction Center 19th and 20th Century Designer and Vintage Fashions for Women and Men dresses, blouses, shirts, coats, suits, shoes, hats and handbags. Designers include Chanel, E. Pucci, Pierre Cardin, Diane Von Furstenberg, Lanvin, Lord and Taylor, Chemise Lacoste, Woolrich, Burberry, Hawaiian and Western Wear. Jewelry will feature a large collection of fine and costume jewelry including gold and sterling silver rings, brooches, and necklaces, precious and semiprecious gemstone earrings and bracelets, and diamond cocktail rings. Preview: Wednesday, January 7 10:00 A.M.-3:00 P.M.; Thursday 8:00 A.M.

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and playing the violin sold for The model J. L. Reutter pendulum Atmos clock with a 5-inch sil$16,940. vered dial, signed, sold for $9,680.

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A Two-Day New Year’s Signature Estates Auction Featuring Around 1,100 Diverse And Quality Lots Will Be Held By Ahlers & Ogletree portraits. Also offered will be a collection of around 40 fine antique canes, all from one collector (some sterlingmounted, some ivory, some figural), a collection of engravings (mostly British), three Grant Wood limited-edition l i t h o graphs, a collection of Chinese p o t t e r y, M i d Century Modern furniture,

the year, and I believe the incredible mix of merchandise in this sale, in so many diverse categories, w i l l result in a

Here are two Russian Faberge Workmaster silver and enamel eggs by Mikhail Perkhin. Faberge cufflinks will also be sold (not shown).

18th- and 19th-century leather-bound books and Chinese-influenced chinoiserie furniture. “We always strive to make our New Year’s Estates Auction the strongest sale of

potential record-breaker for us,” said Robert Ahlers of Ahlers & Ogletree. “The inventory here is strictly high-end, with something from just about every decorating category imaginable.”

Three polychrome pottery sculptural lots from the Tang Dynasty (circa 618-907 A.D.) including this example depicting a horse and female rider figure will be sold.

These mid-century modern furniture pieces, as well as period European and American furniture, will come up for bid.

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Sale To Be Held At The Horst Auction Center, 50 Durlach Rd., 17522 ANTIQUES & COLLECTIBLES - Sm. Nannette Glass Display Cabinet, Vintage Wurlitzer Electronic Portable Piano, Vintage Medical Equipment, Antique Gone With The Wind Lamp, Gray Agate, Copper/Brass, Woodenware; POTTERY; CHINA & GLASSWARE; PEANUT BUTTER GLASSES; SWAROVSKI FIGURES; JEWELRY; LINENS; BOOKS & PAPER; TOYS, MODEL TRAINS - Vintage Lionel Standard Gauge Passenger Set, Lionel 027 Gauge Freight Sets, American Flyer Passenger Set; SPORTS CARDS & MEMORABILIA; ARTWORK; DOLLS & STUFFED ANIMALS; HOUSEHOLD GOODS, TOOLS; BOX LOTS & MUCH MORE! Accepted Payments - Cash or PA Check, Visa, MasterCard & Debit Card w/3% Fee. No Out-Of-State Checks Without Prior Approval.

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The Ermanno Nazon (b. 1928) applied art glass figural table vase for Mazzega (Murano, Italy) was done after a design by Pablo Picasso.

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(Off Rt. 61 halfway between Reading & Hamburg. Follow signs to the Leesport Farmers Market. Back side of market). Primitives: Tin Crank Egg Beater, Fish Mold, Sugar Shaker, IC Dipper, Candle Mold; Graniteware incl.: Lunch Pails, Coffee Set, Pots/Pails; Choppers; Wrought Pig Scraper & Rattail Forks; Wound Steel Dippers; Antiques/Collectibles: Inaugural Woodrow Wilson 1913 Hand Towel & Harry Truman 1949 Badge; Papier-Mâché German Watermelon & Pumpkin Lanterns, Deer Candy Containers; Advertising incl.: Gold Dust Twins Box, National Biscuit Box Cover, Ivory Soap Bar w/Witches Sign, Phoenix Knitting Mill Boxes; Toys incl.: Steiff Porcupine & Kitten, Utensil Set; Rumford Pcs.; Cast-Iron Doorstops & Fry Pans; Wicker Bottle; Aunt Jemima & Black Items incl.: Syrup Pitcher, S&Ps, Note Pan Holder; Tins; Coffee Grinder; Flemish Art Hankie Boxes; (2) Clocks; Rdg., PA Items; Metal Arch de Triumph Inkwell; Glass: McKee Nude Vase; Art Glass Compote; (12) Fenton incl.: Hobnail Brides Basket; Syrup Pitchers; Cosmos Muffineer; (3) Bristol Vases; (200+) Depression & Elegant Glass; (48) Blue Fire-King Bubble; Child’s MW Dish Set; Hoosier Jars/Shakers; Mason Jars; China: Royal Bayreuth Tapestry Basket & Vases; RS Prussia Bowl & Plate; (200+) Blue Willow Pcs.; Clarice Cliff Teapot; Flow Blue Plates; (60+) Hummels Figs. & Plates; Rosenthal Plates; Gaudy Welch Pitcher, Mug & C&S; Late Adams Rose; Transfer Plates; Majolica Plates & Pitchers; Fiesta Stick Casserole & Disc Pitcher; Ironstone Tureen; Grindley Chamber Set; Condensed Milk Holder; Royal Doulton Figs.; Nippon Violet Tea Set; Lady Powder Boxes & Perfume; Pottery: Redware incl.: Breininger & Foltz, Crocks; Banded Hull Spice Jar & Buckeye Mug; Weller Banded Bowls; (16) Yellowware; Salt Glaze ES&B & 1932 Washington Crocks, (2) Blue Dec’d Bowls; (10) Spongeware; (8) Stoneware; (10) Crocks; Roseville Vases; McCoy Vase & Teapot Set; Misc.: Fender Jazz Bass & Harmony Acoustic Guitars; Too much more to list! Check Web at www.westwall.com flyer & pictures Terms: Cash, Check, MC, Visa, Discover, AmEx - Buyer’s Premium 10% for cash or check, 15% for credit card.

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“Landscape During Storm,” unsigned. Paintings by American artists will be led by a pair of works by William Aiken Walker (1838-1921), both of them oil-on-wood panel, one titled “Male Sharecropper” and the other “Female Cotton Picker.” Each measures 13.25by-9.25-inches, unframed. Also sold will be a signed oilon-canvas work by H o m e r D o d g e Martin (183697) titled “Coast of Normandy.” The Cuban artists in the sale include Wifredo Lam (1902-82) and

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This signed, untitled, 1983 oilon-canvas painting of clustered figures standing in a brightly colored, muted landscape is by Cuban artist Mariano Rodriguez (1912-90).

This is a group of three 18th-century hand-painted enamel Chinese Canton snuff boxes.

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A pair of works by William Aiken Walker (1838-1921), both of them oil-on-wood panel, will be in the auction.

The Asian objects category will be led by three polychrome pottery sculptural lots, all from the Tang Dynasty (circa 618-907 A.D.) and all previously housed at the Michael C. Carlos Museum at Emory University in Atlanta, Ga. One depicts a horse and female rider figurine, one is of a tall nude man with a stoic expression and one is of a woman holding a bird in the palm of her hand. Also sold will be a group of three 18thcentury hand-painted enamel Chinese Canton snuff boxes. European art will feature an oil-on-wood panel by Johann Georg Meyer von Bremen (German 1813-86) titled “Queen Victoria and Attendant,” a 17th-century Old Master pastoral drawing by Dutch artist Paulus Potter (1625-54) titled “Herd of Walking Cattle” and an oilon-copper work attributed to T h o m a s Gainsborough (British 1727-88) titled

MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS Collection at 10:30 A.M. in the Showroom. Selmer French Tenor Sax. Blessing #356963 trumpet, Monique ‘by French Engineer’ Pocket Trumpet, Olds Ambassador Trumpet & Cornet. Cohn & Keefer Baritones. Britton & Nuss Trombones. Buescher Alto Sax. Numerous other brass instruments, two dozen in all. Dozens upon Dozens of Brass Instrument Mouth pieces by Giardinelli, Warburton, Nuss, Bach. Guitars, mandolin & other types banjos. Lg. drum. Boom-bahs. AMPS by Guild, Ampeg V4. Early M006 Synthesizer. Slingerland lightup adv. sign picturing Gene Krupa. 10 A.M. in the Gallery: Antiques and Vintage Decor. Furnishings and artwork from the Donovan Estate. Antique Dutch cupboard. Tiger maple corner cupboard with 12-light door, shaped shelves and bracket feet. Antique punched tin pie safe. Massive corner cupboard with paneled doors and beaded trim. Old blanket chest with breadboard top & bracket feet. Old European immigrant’s trunk w/carved panels. Two carved European chairs. Four drawer Sheraton chest. Lift-lid dry sink. Rustic country pine dry sink. Cherry schoolmaster’s desk, Sheraton period. Victorian era schoolmaster’s desk w/drawers & inkwell. Old red blanket chest. Country Sheraton worktable. Washstands C roll youth desk. Oak hall set. Extensive variety of one & two drawer stands and worktables. Oriental throw rugs. Garden table & chairs. Pair & A Spare Gargoyles. Sundial. Seth Thomas Gallery clock, Cuckoo & Steeple clocks, wall clocks, dome clock. Ornate lighting devices & fixtures: Hanging dome, table lamp w/ptd. shade, fancy student lamps. Tea table. Fantastic turtle spittoon. Mini kitchen cupboard. Nice selection of Ladies-Who-Lunch Glassware & China. A few dozens sterling silver compotes, serving bowls & trays. Lenox Rutledge service for 8 w/extras. Set of Poppy Trail “Dogwood” dinnerware. Denby Dinnerware. Scottie Dog drink set & ice bucket. Dansk tray. Green Depression Glass assortment. Bone China teacups. Interesting assortment of 1970’s & 80’s Art Pottery. Quilt registered by Goshenhoppen Society. Transferware pitcher & bowl. ART: Wallace Nutting Interior. George Ivers artist’s proof & prints. Mamie Joe. Roland Clark & Ettinger duck prints. Surrender of Napoleon litho by Schile/Schlegel. Cries of London series. Watercolors. Left-handed Russell Henry, Nixon & Tree mugs. Hummel Nativity figures and four lamps. Longaberger® baskets. Straw hats and Hat making equipment, patterns, molds. 21 drawer hdw. cabinet. Stetson hatboxes. Selection of Ladies’ & men’s straw hats, Daeufer’s Beer tray. Adv. tins. Zenith Radio/Phono combo. Revere camera. RR signs, lanterns, collectibles. AFTER 1:30 P.M. TOYS & TRAINS More than one dozen slot cars. Model motoring and Aurora AFX slot cars in original packaging. Formula 1 racers and American prototype models. AFX Track & accessories. Hop-Up-Kit, plus! Die-cast by Eastwood, Ertl, Texaco & Hess trucks. Trains & accessories. Lumar steam shovel, grader, tractor. Tonka & Structo trucks. Hard plastic. N ga. layout. Child’s tea sets. Putz houses. Britains farm & station figures. PREVIEW: Tuesday, January 6 from 4 P.M.-6 P.M. and from 8 A.M. day of auction. 10% Buyer’s Premium. (AY001999). Blizzard Date: Wed., January 14th

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An ambitious New Year’s Signature Estates Auction packed with about 1,100 diverse and high-quality lots of merchandise pulled from prominent area estates and collections will be held Saturday and Sunday, Jan. 3 and 4, by Ahlers & Ogletree. The sale will take place in the firm’s gallery, located at 715 Miami Circle (Suite 210) in Atlanta, Ga., beginning at 11 a.m. Eastern time both days. The auction will feature original artworks ranging from 17th-century Old Masters to 20th-century Cuban painters, rare highly collectible Chinese and other Asian objects, European and American period furniture pieces, estate jewelry items, art glass, Persian rugs, sterling silver, chandeliers and lighting, pottery and decorative accessories. Highlights will include Russian enamel pieces (two Faberge Workmaster silver and enamel eggs by Mikhail Perkhin, a pair of Faberge cufflinks and a brooch pin), a large collection of desirable Jaeger-Le Coultre clocks, a large collection of unframed 18th- and 19th-century Chinese scroll paintings, three fine tapestries (two French, one 18th-century Continental) and miniature

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Kaminski Auctions Schedules A 20th Century Modern Design And Fine Art Auction For Jan. 4 Other important contemporary pieces include a signed figurative pencil drawing by Elaine de Kooning, wife of renowned artist Willem de Kooning; a work on paper by Mexican artist Rufino Tamayo; a Georges Braque

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18211 Blue Decorated Crocks, Advertising Clocks, Signs And Tins, Original Carousel Horse, Many Tobacco Tins, Vintage Coca-Cola Coolers. Planters Peanuts & Old General Store Jars, Antique Glassware, Quilts, Primitive Bench, Antique Glassware & Much More! Check Full Listing & Photos At www.auctionzip.com ID#21038. DEAN R. ARNER AUCTIONEER, LLC AY- 002077L 570-386-3389

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This set of six Paul McCobb dining chairs for Planner, Winchendon, are circa 1950. They are marked with labels on five of six.

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mixed media work-on-canvas by noted Indian artist Arup Das. Dated 1971 and signed lower right, the work displays a warm color palette of red, orange and golden yellow and can be interpreted as a landscape. The category of fine art also includes an original oil-on-canvas by French artist Jean Le Moal. The expansive piece, which exhibits an abstract, organic design comprised of vibrant jewel tones, is expected to bring between $10,000 to $15,000. A screen print by Banksy, entitled “Queen Chimp,” is sure to garner attention from a wide audience. The work depicts England’s Queen Elizabeth II as a chimpanzee and exemplifies Banksy’s method of anonymous, yet highly accessible, political commentary. The signed and dated print from 2003 hits the auction block with an $8,000-$10,000 estimate.

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19475 RAILROADIANA AUCTION In The Blue Room - Early Loco Engine Repair Manuals 1870’s & 80’s, among other interesting texts and volumes. Many later informational books about Trains & RRing., The Library of a local collector. Trainman’s hats & badges. IMPORTANT COLLECTION OF SIGNS, LOCO BUILDER’S PLATES & HARDWARE from the ESTATE OF KEN MURRY. Mr. Murry of Mountville, PA was a member of the NRHS since 1959. Railroading & Trains were his passions, exemplified by gardening, painting & photography. Wood PRR Freight Station sign, PRR Keystone, Keystone ‘drumhead’ GG1, DL&W “Safety First” sign. Baldwin & Altoona Loco Works Builder’s Plates. Brass loco bell. Brake wheel. Lanterns, signals, station clocks. Great stuff! Don’t miss this one! TOY TRAIN AUCTION In The Pavilion - Extensive selection of Prewar & Postwar LIONEL TRAINS. Very charming and hard-to-find PLASTICVILLE STORYBOOK structure sets. Please Review Complete Listings & see select photos at www.maurerail.com Preview: Fri., January 9th from 6 P.M.-8 P.M. And From 8 A.M.-10 A.M. Day Of Auction. All Items As-Is, Where-Is. 12% Buyer’s Premium. (AY001999) BLIZZARD DATE JANUARY 17TH

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Salvador Dali Lithograph 28 In. Squash Blossom Necklace

Civil War Era Black Man Peter Max The Statue Of Liberty

A Jean Le Moal (French 1909-2007) abstract composition oil-oncanvas is signed lower middle and dated “1956.”

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Kaminski Auctions’ first interest is a masterful silver sale of the new year will be a leaf coffee table by Max 20th Century Modern Design Kuehne, circa 1930. The and Fine Art Auction. It will table bears an incised, polybe held Sunday, Jan. 4, at 10 chrome floral decoration over a.m. EST at the Kaminski gessoed wood and is estimatAuctions gallery in Beverly, ed at $3,000-$5,000. A nearly identical Kuehne table sold Mass. Offering an attractive through Kaminski Auctions array of furniture, decorative in September 2013 and objects and fine art, this auc- achieved a high bid of tion is set to highlight a group $5,500. Twentieth century of six Paul McCobb dining modern furniture collectors chairs for Planner Group, will also find pieces from circa 1950, fashioned of Knoll, Plycraft, and Eames maple and iron with original for Herman Miller. The fine art portion of labels, as well as an Arne Jacobsen for Fritz Hansen this sale includes an abstract “Egg Chair” in original condition, which is expected to achieve or exceed a high estimate of $ 2 , 0 0 0 . Bidders are also sure to notice a vintage pair of chairs attributed to Hans We g n e r. Although the caning on these chairs was restored and brand marks are not visible, the finesse and trademark lines of the frame cannot be denied. This screen print by Banksy, titled “Queen Perhaps of Chimp,” is signed and dated in lower left p a r t i c u l a r “Banksy 2003.”

Frederic Remington Bronzes, Quality Antique Furniture, Militaria, Artworks By Salvador Dali, Leroy Neiman, Jamie Wyeth, Edna Hibel, And Peter Max, Lladro Collection, Boehm Figurines, Rare Automobiles, Fine And Costume Jewelry, Waterford Collection, Sterling Bowls, Candlesticks And Plates, Quality Clocks Including Figurals, Bronze Sculptures, Pepsi And Coke Items, Political Collection, Epiphone By Gibson Banjo, Guild X-175 Jazz Guitar, Jennings Art Deco Late 1920’s Slot Machine. Much More To Come! WE ACCEPT CASH, GOOD PA CHECK, MASTERCARD, VISA, DISCOVER AND AMERICAN EXPRESS.

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Victrola With Horn 18th C. Germanic Chair

Oak Bachelor’s Chest

WWII Luftwaffe Helmet

Cowden & Wilcox With Grape Cluster

1979 Lincoln Continental

Stepback Cupboard

Lalique Rhinoceros

The Edward Moulthrop figured bowl made of tulip wood is signed and marked “#206902-V.”

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Don Presley’s New Year’s Day Auction To Showcase Premium-Quality Antiques And Art In 1989, Father Alfred Baca, a priest at St. Cecilia Catholic Church in Tustin, Calif., vowed that on the 25th anniversary of his priesthood, he would divest himself of his tangible assets to benefit his parish financially. On New Year’s Day, with the help of auctioneer Don Presley and art and antiques buyers everywhere, “Father Al’s” pledge will be fulfilled. Presley will feature 350 lots of Father Al’s artworks, as well as Teplitz, Pickard and Amphora ceramics, as the special highlight of a

New Year’s Day auction of fine art and antiques from upscale Southern California estates and residences. “Father Al has been an admirer of art and antiques since childhood. His mother was, and still is, a collector of decorative ceramics, in particular Pickard, and provided expert guidance to her son when he decided to start his own collection,” said auctioneer Presley. “She also gave him many exquisite pieces as gifts. Most of the collection is in mint condition and of museum quality,” said Presley. In addition to the porcelain china, Father Al’s collection includes fine artworks. Most notable amongst the American paintings is a picturesque waterscape by New Hope school artist Fern Isobel Coppedge (18831951). The framed 16.5-by21.5-inch oil-on-canvas laid to board depicts multiple two-story residences and a boat shed amid towering trees, overlooking a large body of water with sailboats. It is a quintessential expression of the factors that Coppedge considered so This Francis Picabia (French, important: light, color and 1879-1953) watercolor portrait time of day. The estimate is of a woman is estimated at $15,000-$20,000. Another important paint$35,000-$45,000. ing from the Baca collection

A pair of matching 19th-century Napoleon III ormolu mounted black-and-cream lacquered cabinets on winged dragon feet are together estimated at $100,000-$150,000.

is an 18th-century Cuzco school oil-on-canvas titled “Nuestra Senora del Rosario de Pomata” (Our Lady of the Rosary of Pomata). This accomplished work measures 41-by-31.25-inches and is estimated at $20,000$25,000. According to Presley, the sale of Father Al’s collection should provide “a significant financial blessing” for St. Cecilia Church because the objects and artworks are a reflection of “many years of astute collecting.” “Father Al doesn’t need to buy insurance for the afterlife,” Presley said with a chuckle. “I think he already has that well covered. He’s a beloved priest who continues to be a devoted servant to God and his parish. Over and above everything else, he’s making good on a personal vow. He is very humble, and

we had to talk him into letting us publicly reveal what he is doing,” said Presley. The remainder of the 700lot Jan. 1 auction consists of superior-quality estate items and private consignments. Among the categories represented are Russian enamelwork, Baccarat, pietra dura, sterling silver, Tiffany, bronzes, jewelry, and fine clocks and watches. A late entry was a sizable and choice collection of art glass. Estate paintings include a Paul Emanuel Peraire (French, 1829-93) oil-on-canvas landscape titled “Paysage,” estimated at $2,000-$3,000, and a watercolor portrait of a woman by Dada pioneer and modernist Francis Picabia (French, 1879-1953), estimated at $35,000-$40,000. The furniture section is led by a pair of matching

Here is a selection of Pickard china from the collection of Father Alfred Baca, which will be auctioned to benefit his parish, St. Cecilia Catholic Church, on Jan. 1.

19th-century Napoleon III ormolu mounted black-andcream lacquered cabinets on winged dragon feet. In 2000, the elegant duo was appraised by Sotheby’s for $100,000$120,000. Its estimate in the New Year’s Day Auction is $100,000-$150,000. Of an entirely different but equally sophisticated taste is the pair of heavily carved 19th-century

chinoiserie cabinets. The double doors on each cabinet are hand-painted and open to reveal 12 hand-decorated drawers and other receptacles. The pair is expected to make $50,000-$75,000. The annual New Year’s Day Auction is always a popular affair. Many consider it Presley’s most exciting event of the year. “In addition to the most exceptional estate antiques and art available anywhere, this sale includes many items that will be offered with no minimum and no reserve. If there is a reserve, it will be the opening bid. We try to be as transparent and up front as possible so our customers can bid in confidence,” said Presley. The auction will begin at noon Pacific Time or 3 p.m. Eastern Time. The auction gallery is located at 2202 S. Main St. in Santa Ana, Calif. For additional information, email Presley at info@donpresley.com or visit www.donpresley.com. To view the fully illustrated catalog, visit www.LiveAuctioneers.com. Images courtesy Don Presley Auctions.

These are examples of Teplitz and Amphora pottery from the collection of Father Alfred Baca, to be auctioned by Don Presley.

These are additional pieces of Pickard china from the collection of Father Alfred Baca.

The heavily carved 19th-century chinoiserie cabinets with handpainted double doors opening to reveal 12 hand-decorated drawers and other receptacles is estimated at $50,000-$75,000.

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lithograph titled “Homage to Bach”; and an untitled cityscape by American artist Leon Golub. Decorative art objects worthy of mention include a signed Edward Moulthrop figured tulipwood bowl numbered “#206902 - V.” The highly burnished surface of this globe bowl accentuates “Nuestra Senora del Rosario de Pomata” (Our Lady of the This Fern Isobel Coppedge (American, 1883-1951) oil-on-canvas the stunning burl wood on the laid to board waterscape, framed, measuring 16.5-by-21.5-inchRosary of Pomata) is an 18th-century, Cuzco school, oil-on-canexterior. The classic lathe es, is estimated at $15,000-$20,000. vas, which is estimated at $20,000-$25,000. turned piece will go through auction with an estimate of $10,000-$15,000. An earthenware lidded bowl by Italian ceramicist Guido Gambone also finds its place within this category. The signed and stamped vessel is marked “Italy” on the underside and is valued at $1,500-$2,000. Also within the sale is an assortment of gold jewelry

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designed by Barry Kieselstein-Cord from a private Florida collection. The current owner originally purchased this sampling of designer earrings and bracelets from Bergdorf Goodman in the mid 1980s. Several pairs of earrings each possess a sale estimate of $1,500-$2,500, while the bracelets are expected to achieve between $3,000$5,000. Various art glass pieces from makers such as Kosta Boda, Lalique and Alfredo Barbini for Murano round out the selection in the sale of over 300 lots. Online bidding will be through KaminskiLIVE. For more information, go to www.kaminski auctions.com.

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abstract female figure with animal-like, foliate ornamentation. Rodriguez’s work, signed and untitled, is a 1983 oil-on-canvas painting of clustered figures standing in a brightly colored, muted

This Persian Kashan Mohtasaham figural rug made of hand-knotted Manchester wool and silk was made during the 1920s.

landscape. Fans of art glass will be treated to two outstanding Italian creations. One is a mid-20th-century Fulvio Bianconi (for Venini) Pezzato Stoccolma fused patchwork

An unsigned carved marble figural sculpture after Pierre Julien (1731-1804) is titled “Amalthea & the Goat of Jupiter.”

www.antiquesandauctionnews.net modern art glass vase with depicting natural birds and polychrome colors, 7.75 flowers on an ivory field, inches tall. The other is a rare artist signed in English and Ermanno Nazon (b. 1928) Farsi. Also featured will be a applied art glass figural table vase for Mazzega (Murano, Italy) after a design by Pablo Picasso, measuring 16 inches tall. Other vases will feature a large and lovely matched pair of French 19th-century Leboeuf Milliet & Company porcelain handled vases (or urns), both 16 inches tall and decorated figured tulipwood small with grapevines and fall col- A turned bowl (or “donut form” ored foliage on cream bowl) by Ed Moulthrop (1916ground, and a tall French 2003), measuring 6.5 inches in bronze table vase by Edgar diameter, will be sold. William Brandt (1880-1960) with round lip and cascading Persian Kashan Mohtasaham seaweed motif, circa 1910, figural rug made of hand19.75 inches tall. knotted Manchester wool and Persian rugs will include a silk, 225 knots per square fine, hand-woven Isfahan rug inch, made circa 1920s. by the master carpet artist A monumental and ornate Sadegh Seirafian (d. 1940), wall mirror with gold overlay titled “The Love Garden” and on a carved wood frame,

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overall 93-by-74.5-inches and made by Claudio Cappelletti, the son of C. G. Cappelletti (Milan, Italy), will come up for bid, as will a pair of ornate water gilt wood armchairs with rococo-style S scroll, also by Cappelletti. Also sold will be a pair of large gilt bronze figural andirons (chenets) made in Italy during the 19th century, measuring 33.25 inches tall, with satyr, cupid, cherubs and dolphins. Rounding out just some of the many expected top lots of the auction will be a 15-volume set of books by Oscar Wilde (1840-1900) with 14 volumes published in London and one in Paris; a fine and

unusual Edwardian Sheraton Revival-style mahogany and polychrome-painted Carlton House desk from the 19th century, heavily carved and decorated; and a figured tulip wood small turned bowl (or “donut form” bowl) by Ed Moulthrop (1916-2003), measuring 6.5 inches in diameter. Internet bidding will be facilitated by Invaluable.com, Bidsquare.com and LiveAuctioneers.com. Phone and absentee bids will also be accepted. To learn more about Ahlers & Ogletree and the Jan. 3 and 4 New Year’s Signature Estates Auction, call 404-869-2478 or visit www.AandOAuctions.com.

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ALL HUMMELS WANTED: Still paying the best prices. Call John Rokicki 610-213-2361.

MILITARY & SPORTING FIREARMS- all periods Wanted. Collector will pay more for single items or collections. 215858-5506 or salloc2@yahoo.com Will travel.

WANTED: OLD INDIAN ITEMS including Navajo blankets & rugs, Indian baskets, turquoise & silver jewelry, pottery, beaded moccasins and any other old indian items. $$ Cash Paid $$ 740-525-2807 americanindianart@gmail.com

GUITARS, VIOLINS, MANDOLINS, banjos, early brass & woodwinds. We buy, sell, & appraise. In business since 1974. Vintage Instruments, Philadelphia, vintagefo@aol.com 215-545-1100. HAMMOND ORGANS WANTED. Leslie speakers & console pianos. Pottstown, PA 610-495-5234 or wjhaggerty@hotmail.com Also Orlando, FL Area. MUSIC BOXES WANTED Buying and Selling Cylinder & Disc Music Boxes, Bird Cages, Bird Boxes, Phonographs, Automatas. Specializing in all Antique Resortation Services for over 60 years. Ask for Gerald Wright. Rita Ford Music Boxes, 1253 Springfield Ave. #304, New Providence, NJ 07974, 908-377-3225, 212-535-6717. www.ritafordmusicboxes.com

SHEET MUSIC WANTED, any era. Sandy Marrone, 113 Oakwood Drive, Cinnaminson, NJ 08077, 856-829-6104 E-mail smusandy@aol.com WANTED OLD RADIOS, Tubes, Hi-Fi Equip., Amplifiers, Speakers, Ham Radios, Tube Testers & related items. Large and small collections. Call Rich 484-948-8044, Pottstown, PA.

AUTO, TRUCK and Motorcycle: catalogs, brochures, manuals and any showroom related items. Ron Ladley, 210 Stone Rd., Barto, PA 19504, 610-584-1665.

OCEAN LINER MEMORABILIA china, glassware, silver, paper, souvenirs, posters or models. Cunard, French Line, White Star Line, Italian Line, etc. 607-625-3947 OLDER FIREWORKS OR Packs Wanted by Collector, 573-474-5030 or 573-881-0090. TIFFANY DESK PIECES, lamps, glass. Bill Holland 610-470-5925 or Renningers Sunday Antique Market, Booth A-53, Adamstown, PA 8am-1pm. email bill@hollandarts.com

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TOP DOLLARS PAID for Carbide Cap Lamps, oil wick/ lard lamps, blasting cap tins, scatter tags, carbide lamp parts and small mining artifacts needed in my collection. Larry Click 703-241-3748, www.clickstersminingartifacts.com

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TASHA TUDOR COLLECTION consists of 1 signed framed print of Tasha Tudor’s herb garden to commemorate the 60th anniverssary of the herb society of USA, limited edition. Also 15 Tasha Tudor wonderful children and garden books. Please call 609-653-2805.

1800-1970 SELL YOUR ANTIQUE TOYS, TRAINS, SPACE TOYS & ROBOTS FOR THE HIGHEST PRICE! No one will pay you higher for Tin Toy Collections! ragtimetoys@comcast.net 856-547-5521 ANTIQUE TOYS WANTED- Write for free 3 page illustrated want list. Bruch, P.O. Box 121, Mountaintop, Pa 18707. Call toll-free 800-549-8697 bkinglar@aol.com MATCHBOX CARS WANTED If you're interested in selling your collection, call, fax or write, ask for- Larry, 830 Fulton Ave., Lansdale, PA 19446. 215-855-1962 or fax 215-368-9684. OLD TOY TRAINS, collector will pay generously for well-kept (1900-1970) Lionel, Flyer, Marklin and Ives, trains & accessories. Dr. Bob 215-348-0944

DINO SINCLAIRE GAS Pump 1940, good condition, call Gary 732-570-5312. FOR A NICE Selection of BOOKS, PAPER & COLLECTIBLES, you need to stop & check out SHOWCASE #39 at the PENNSBURY-CHADDS FORD ANTIQUE MALL, 640 E. Baltimore Pike (Rte.1) Chadds Ford, PA 19317. TELEPHONES: 1892-1982, over 85 different & associated. Free Cataloge. Wish to sell entire business. Call 608-582-4124 www.phonecoinc.com phonecoinc@aol.com UNIQUE WINE COLLECTION 170 bottles (5) 1976 Rothschild Lafite Bordeaux, rare celebrity Merlot collection starting 1985: Marilyn Monroe, Janis Joplin, Bob Dylan and more, Call 484-797-5694.

MUSIC BOXES WANTED, highest prices paid. Gems to junkers- we buy, sell, repair. Chet Ramsay Antiques, 2460 Strasburg Road, Coatesville, PA 19320. 610-384-0514

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MOVIE POSTERS Highest Prices Paid Lobby Cards, 1-Sheets, Window Cards, Glass Slides Displays, Dwight Cleveland, POB 10922 Chicago, IL 60610 773-525-9152, Fax 773-525-2969, posterboss@aol.com

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SPORTS CARDS AND other sports related items. Publications, pins, pennants, tickets, etc. Pre-1975. Philadelphia items especially wanted. Ellis, 158 Stratford Dr., Philadelphia, PA 19115, 215-934-5618. TIRED OF EBAY? Sell your Sports Cards and Memorabilia to a Collector. Ken Domonkos 848-448-4709, kdomo22951@aol.com

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