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WRISTWATCH WINDS UP TO $50,600 TO EARN TOP LOT • CLARS REPORTS 57% INCREASE
October 29, 2014
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A m e r i c a ’s A n t i q u e s & C o l l e c t i b l e s M a r k e t p l a c e
Wordsmith Geets Vincent
Leaves Inspiring Legacy
Geets Vincent was a newspaperwoman,
traveler, editor, teacher and connoisseur of
words. For so many, those various roles were
part of her all-encompassing passion for
people and her gift for helping them unlock
their own talents to share their stories.
■ Page 20
Cowboy Guitars Strum Up
Fond, Wistful Memories
Our collectible vintage guitar
expert Steve Evans is back with
a fun and fascinating look at
cowboy guitars — the type of
guitars made famous by the
cowboy heroes of radio and
television shows of the past,
and commonly featured in the pages of old
wishbook catalogs.
■ Page 16
Revisiting The Four C’s of
Selling Is Savvy and Sensible
Like anything in life, when you do something
for a long time, many aspects become habit;
however, in business, it can be beneficial for
you and your business if you get back to the
basics from time to time, explains Wayne
Jordan in his Behind the Gavel column.
■ Page 12
NY Jewelry & Watch Show Sees
Growth In Attendance
Both collectors and dealers reaped the rewards
of a robust New York Antique Jewelry & Watch
Show this year, with an increase in variety of
items, traffic and sales.
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Fri. & Sat. 9am-6pm, Sun. 10am-4pm
Atlanta Expo
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Centers
Airport, I-285 at Exit 55
Atlanta, GA
(3650 & 3850 Jonesboro Rd.)
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Sewing implements: Once practical
have now become collectible.
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November 7, 8 & 9 • Thomaston, ME
Preview: November 3 - 6
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THE HOWARD & CECILIA MANTSCH COLLECTION
UNRESERVED ANTIQUE AUCTION!
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 31ST ~ START TIME:
FRIDAY
TIME 11:00
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Misc. Chairs & Cabinets, Sterling Silver & Gold Jewelry, Costume Jewelry, Mesh &
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Royal Doulton Figures & Tobies; Beswick Figurines; Schoenhut Piano & Animals;
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NOEL BARRETT ANTIQUES & AUCTIONS LTD. ANNOUNCES
A Fall Antique
Toy, Train, Dolls’
House, Advertising &
Americana Auction
Carved Wood Sign
Maker’s Sign - 6’ long
December 5 & 6, 2014 - New Hope PA
Included in the sale will be Toys & Trains from the
John Daniel Collection; Horse Riding Toys,
Carousel Horses & Carousel Embellishments from
the Tony Orlando Collection; Dolls’ Houses &
Miniatures from The Goodman House Collection;
as well as an astounding array of toys, advertising
and related material from European and American
consignors much of which is fresh to the
marketplace. Sale includes 922 lots.
Earthenware Coffee
Store Display Figure
52” tall
Hershell
Spillman
Punch &
Judy
Chariot Side
Dentzel / Mueller
Horse in Original Paint
Circus Bank
French Cabaret Poster
Scarce American
Clockwork Toy
German Barge Bottom Ark
Guignol Puppet Stage
Vintage carousel
figures and ornamentation in the
sale include 4 animals, 3 rounding
boards and 4 shields. The camel is by
Parker and is in original paint.
Tin clockwork toys from
Germany, France &
America are in the sale.
Toy
Steiff Cat Skittles
Clown Artist
Toy
Bicycle Trade
Stimulator
English Manor House - circa 1850
Ten Baranger Animated Jewelry Store Displays are in the sale.
WW II Propaganda Skill Machine
Dental Parlors Sign - circa 1900 - 11
Movie Lobby
Easel Back
Frame
Carousel Rounding Board with Carved Wood Mermaids - circa 1915
Marklin Stationary
Locomobile
Steam Plant
Hotel Lobby Ad Sign - circa 1900
10 Rater 1896 First Prize
Winning Pond Yacht
with trophy 88" l.
Marklin Live Steam Version of
the 1829 Stephenson’s
Rocket
G. J. Lines Dolls’
House
Salesman Samples
include a Perkins windmill
and an 1873 Refrigerator.
Quarter Scale
1932 Hudson
Display Model
Popeye on a Rocket
Carousel
Figure
French Grocery
Stall
C.W.F. Dare
Tally Ho Sulky
Classic modern design, these PRR GG1 locomotives
were made by John Daniel.
19th Century Fire Pumper Model
Carousels
Mardi Gras Mask
Joe Clingan Tattoo Flash
circa 1920
24" Uncle Sam
Rabbit
Kelty Photo: Carnival of Freaks
Sale Dates: Friday & Saturday - December 5 & 6, 2014
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Saturday • December 6 - 8:00 AM to 10:00 AM
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JACK & EMMA LANE
ESTATE ONLINE AUCTIONS
ONE OF THE LARGEST
LIFELONG COLLECTIONS
ON THE MARKET
IN THE NORTHWEST!
Auctioneers Note: Jack and Emma lane were avid collectors for over 65 years. Their
collection of antiques and rare items is quite possibly the most extensive collection in one
place in Western Montana and one of the largest on the market in the entire northwest!
The listings range from stoneware, antique mining equipment, and blacksmithing
tools, to glassware, shop tools, collector dolls and so much more. This collection of
merchandise covered over 20,000 square feet of storage. The Jack and Emma Lane
Estate is a collection is more than impressive to look at but more so it is truly a privilege
to the public to have the opportunity to purchase these thousands of fine items at online
auction.
AUCTION CLOSING DATES:
NOVEMBER 4:
Stoneware, Glassware, Sterling ware, Pewter ware, Vintage
Household items.
NOVEMBER 7:
Printing Press, Antique Scales, Antique Woodworking Tools,
Antique Telephones, Lamps & Lanterns, Vintage Appliances,
Straight Edge Razors, Clocks and Antique Mechanic &
Railroad Tools.
NOVEMBER 11:
Antique Jewelry, Artwork (Some full collections), Coins &
Tokens, War ration Books, Mining & Stock Certificates,
Collector Dolls & Doll Furniture, and Books.
ONLINE BIDDING ONLY
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All auctions will be posted and ready to bid on beginning:
Friday, October 17, 2014.
No Reserves: Everything will sell to the highest bidders.
Registering is very simple, follow the easy steps online to get yourself
in the middle of all the action. Bidding is fun!
IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS
Jason Clinkenbeard
406-239-3529
jason@riverswestauction.com
Reed Tobol
406-249-1767
reed@riverswestauction.com
Location: Online (from the comfort of your home)
Phone Bids will be accepted
STONEWARE, ANTIQUE WOODWORKING
TOOLS, ART COLLECTIONS & MORE
3 BIG ONLINE AUCTIONS
NEARLY
2000 LOTS!
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FROM THE EDITOR
Antoinette (Toni) Rahn
What kind of legacy are you living today,
to leave tomorrow? I know that seems like an
odd question, and a bit philosophical, but as
I spent time putting together this issue the
thought continually rolled through my mind.
It first came to mind as I was reading a tribute/
expanded obituary for Geets Vincent. If you’ve
been a subscriber of Antique Trader for a
number of years, it’s likely you’ll recognize her
name. Ms. Vincent was a contributor of this
magazine for years, prior to suffering a stroke in 2010. Her passing on Sept. 7, 2014, prompted Chris Smith, a columnist with
Ms. Vincent’s local newspaper, The Press Democrat of Santa
Rosa, Calif., to pen a tribute to her.
Although I did not know Ms. Vincent personally, I definitely
wish I had. As Smith stated, she was a newspaperwoman, traveler, editor, teacher and connoisseur of words. The sentiments
shared by former students, peers, friends and family of Ms.
Vincent confirmed all of those roles, illustrating the significant
impact she had on the people whose paths she crossed in her lifetime. I don’t know if she had ever given any thought to the kind
of legacy she would leave. My guess is that it never really crossed
her mind. However, in seeking out ways to enjoy the things she
was most passionate about, discovering new things, people and
experiences to be passionate about, and sharing and encouraging that in others, she touched the lives of more people than she
may ever have realized. To learn more about this unassuming,
yet iconic wordsmith, turn to page 20.
In keeping with the theme of legacy, I think some of you may
recognize some aspects of your family’s legacies represented in
the cover story about sewing implements. I don’t pretend to be
skillful in the techniques associated with sewing or stitching
anything, but I certainly appreciate the workmanship and design of the tools used to create useful and beautiful sewn items.
Plus, thanks to contributor Melody Amsel-Arieli’s research, I
now know the formal name of the thing we called “grandma’s
packet of sewing fi x-it stuff ”. For the record, the proper name is
necessaires. Check out page 22 to delve into the world of sewing
implements.
Item of Note: We are happy to share complimentary copies
of Antique Trader with your friends or family, along with a note
about your kind recommendation. Feel free to send your requests
(with the name and address of the person you’d like to receive a
copy) to Antique Trader Ambassador Request, 700 East State St.,
Iola, WI 54490, email ATNews@fwcommunity.com or feel free to
call me at 800-726-9966, ext. 13364.
THIS ISSUE
10 ...Reader’s Letters
11 ...Ask the Experts by Dr. Anthony J. Cavo
12 ...Behind the Gavel: Getting back to
selling basics by Wayne Jordan
13 ...Furniture Detective: Tweaked table
turns character by Fred Taylor
16 ...Collector Feature: Cowboy guitars by
Steve Evans
18 ...In the News: Battle over WWII tank
heading to court
19 ...In the News: PSA reviews impact of
condition on sports cards
20 ...In Memoriam: Celebrating the life of
Geets Vincent
22 ...Cover Story: Sewing Implements by
Melody Amsel-Arieli
25 ...In the News: Shipwreck prompts dive
28 ...Auction Previews: Historic toy, bank
collection heading to market
29 ...Auction Previews: Tin windup may walk
away with top lot
30 ...Auction Previews: Tibetan figure
headlining sale
31 ...Show Previews: Antiquarian Society
prepares for 58th annual show
32 ...Show Highlights: NY jewelry show sees
growth
33 ...Web Directory
38 ...Events Calendar
42 ...Auction Highlights: Longines
wristwatch ticks to top
44 ...Business Directory
45 ...Advertiser Index
46 ...Classifieds
48 ...Auction Highlights: Diamonds,
emeralds shine in sale
ON THE COVER
Vari-color gold and emerald-mounted
necessaire, possibly French, first half of
the 19th century, comprising of scissor
with sheath, bodkin, needle case and
cut glass scent bottle, finished five times
above its low estimate, realizing $5,000
at auction in May 2014. Photo courtesy Leslie
Hindman Auctioneers
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READER’S LETTERS
Calling for more common sense
I am writing in response to your
article “Why Wal-Mart is good for your
antiques business.” (Aug. 20, 2014, issue).
In the article authored by Wayne
Jordan, he states, “Statistics are a business writers favorite device … it’s too
easy to lie with statistics.” He further
states, “The conclusions surrounding
that Wal-Mart destroys small business
issue are based on statistics that are, in
my opinion, lies.” So how does Mr. Jordan prove his point? With statistics …
common sense or your brain.
How many businesses are no longer
in your city/town since Wal-Mart moved
in or expanded to a Superstore? In my
city of Odessa, Texas, many, many small
businesses that were here are long gone.
I also grew up in Anchorage, Alaska,
for 25 years, and once Wal-Mart moved
in, many, many small businesses that
couldn’t compete with “Goliath” (as Mr.
Jordan puts it) quickly disappeared. For
this reason, as well as many other numerous documented greedy habits Wal-Mart
participates in, I haven’t shopped at a
Wal-Mart in 13 years.
Mr. Jordan says, “In commerce, Goliath wins every time.” Wrong. If you
look at what is happening within our
food market industry, you will notice
this is not the case. Food companies are
dropping unhealthy and sometimes
poisonous ingredients from their foods
at a dramatic rate because consumers
are demanding healthy food. David
is beating Goliath every day; we control commerce by what we spend our
money on.
It’s clear this pro-Wal-Mart article is
a propaganda piece and I would like to
kindly request that the Antique Trader
magazine publish articles that pertain
to antiques and not this nonsense, or
this will be the last time I subscribe to
this magazine.
For a further common sense study,
check out the documentary “Wal-Mart:
The High Cost of Low Price,” and a positive healthy news site, Foodbabe.com
— Andrew Busse
Odessa, Texas
eBay’s policies prompt change
I read the recent repeat of my article
with some interest. As an update, I have,
after many years of being a very faithful
eBayer, begun to use them less and less. The
problems with eBay is such that it is much
easier to use other sites such as Invaluable
and Amazon. I find that prices are much higher and
quality is not supported by eBay, as they
now require buyers to return fake items
to the seller, where they are resold. Also,
the issue of deleting negative feedback has
taken to a new and interesting level. I left
negative feedback for the fake item I had
received, and it was deleted. When I in-
quired as to why, I was told I used the name
eBay in the feedback, which is against eBay
policy. Therefore, the feedback was deleted.
This was a policy I had never heard of. I further questioned why I was never
contacted for my side and was told it was
not eBay’s policy to do so; they made the
decision based on the seller’s statements.
Such high-handedness leaves me cold, and
I only buy on eBay when I can get a “bargain”, which are few and far between. It
was a good run, but for me it has pretty
much come to an end. — Roger Rodan
via email
Shipping may make
or break a good deal
Let’s discuss auction houses. With the
inevitable few exceptions, perhaps, what
a comfortable situated lot auction house
owners must be. No wonder antique experts can’t wait to join the gravy train
which charges buyers all the market will
allow, and then creatively some more.
Recently, I purchased a small circa
1740-1760 white, pierced Staffordshire salt
glazed plate with a short hairline from
a long established UK auction house. It
was a live online auction, and I was the
winning bidder at 20 English pounds, or
$33.24. Add the “Premium including VAT”
(value added tax), “Charges,” an additional
“Charges VAT,” and the total rose to $43.11,
a 30 percent increase. But I wasn’t complaining in the least. I knew well before I
bid, there would be auction house fees, etc.
And so, pleased with my purchase, I
contacted a local shipper the auction house
provided. They graciously offered to mail
the plate to me for $106. What?!
I called the auction house again. Another shipper, a short walk from the auction house, offered to ship the small plate
for $88.
One more call to the auction house. I
pleaded my case and the woman agreed
international shipping was a problem. She
agreed to ship the item for $50 as a small
packet that would arrive whenever it arrived. At least it was coming by air.
The $33.24 plate wound up costing
$93.11. Hmm.
On a brighter note, if anyone in the
U.S. has non-reproduction 18th century
Staffordshire salt-glaze pieces they’d like
to sell, please contact me at davideaton@
earthlink.net.
An avid Antique Trader reader.
— Dave Eaton
via email
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ASK THE EXPERTS
Antique Trader has teamed up with The Asheford Institute Of Antiques to bring
readers insights from some of the school’s finest antiques and collectibles appraisers. As part of this “guest appraisers” program, you’ll receive expert information
from a number of different appraisers to help you get the answers you need, from
the best possible source: The Asheford Institute of Antiques! Learn more about how
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NASA operations manual not uncommon, but valuable
Q
I have an Apollo 11 “Lunar Surface Operations Plan” manual signed by W.H. Wood Jr.,
Lunar Surface Operations officer, and several other
operations officers, dated June 13, 1969. This is a
final edition from NASA.
– R.M.
Brick, N.J.
A
Your autographed copy of the Apollo 11 Lunar
Surface Operations Plan is certainly an interesting piece of history, and one that is coveted by
aerospace collectors. These operations plans do come
up at auction quite a bit more than you might think.
Q
I subscribe to your magazine, and I have a question. I am
needing some information about a doll I purchased. It is an
all-leather body with cork. On the chest of doll is a label that says
“jdk germany 1/2 cork”. On back of dolls head, it says, “dep 154.14”.
I looked up the information, and I’m not sure if it is a Kestner doll
or maybe a Kley Hahn. Any information would be greatly appreciated. I’m also in need of a good doll doctor in the area.
– C.S
Punxsutawney, Pa.
A
Your doll is indeed a Johann Daniel Kestner Jr. (JDK)
doll from the early 1900s. Unfortunately, your query
was not accompanied by a photograph, and the information
you provided did not include the doll’s height, condition, type
of eyes, type of mouth (molded mouth – open, closed, teeth
visible), presence or absence of original clothing or wig – all
very important information when determining value. A few
photographs would probably have been more beneficial than
a description.
The DEP 154.14 identifies the specific mold used to create the
doll’s head and shoulders and does provide the type of informa-
In fact, there are auctions that specialize in
space-related items only.
Recent auction records for your particular manual, signed and unsigned by
operations personnel, show sale prices in
the $600 to $900 range with those signed
by the astronauts themselves going for 10
times that amount.
NASA operations plans come up in
auction more often then you might think.
Signed documents by the astronauts who
participated in the missions can sell for
$600 to $900.
tion that is needed to identify the doll without actually seeing
photographs or the doll itself. Based on the mold number, I assume your doll is around 28 inches tall and has a jointed body,
bisque shoulder/head, forearms and hands. This model was also
made with “sleep eyes,” which are eyes that are open when the
doll is upright and closed when the doll is supine.
JDK began producing dolls of wood or papier-maché somewhere around 1816. During the early 1860s, the company began
producing dolls with papier-maché heads coated with wax and
bisque-head dolls. The kid bodies often have a label with a gold
crown and red streamers.
Doll prices for more common dolls have decreased significantly during the past few years. JDK DEP 154.14 dolls in good
condition with the original clothing and wig can sell in the $650
to $700 range. With antique clothing not original to the doll or
contemporary clothing, these dolls can be found in the $150 to
$250 range depending on condition.
Doll hospitals are becoming exceedingly difficult to locate.
There is one in Philadelphia (nearly four hours from your location) called the Lilliput Doll Hospital; perhaps they can direct
you to a doll hospital in your area.
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Dr. Anthony J. Cavo is an honors graduate
of the Asheford Institute Of Antiques and a
graduate of Reisch College of Auctioneering.
He has extensive experience in the
field of buying and selling antiques and
collectibles; at age 18, he became one of
the youngest purchasers and consigners of
antiques and art for a New York auction house.
Mr. Cavo is an active dealer in the antiques and
collectibles marketplace in the U.S. and abroad.
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BEHIND THE GAVEL
Wayne Jordan
Get back to selling basics using the four C’s
It was the Super Bowl of retailing, but you and I were not and down the aisles seeking that “special find”. Antique store
invited.
shoppers have learned not to rely on the usual run-of-the-mill
From October 21-23, 2014, retailers of new consumer goods mediocre signage that’s found in antique stores and malls. You
met in Minneapolis to be judged on the quality of their retail know the kind I mean: Magic marker on a piece of copy paper
displays. Fift y judges evaluated 104 finalists in seven retail advertising a percentage off.
channels for the Design of the Times contest at the 2014 Shopper
But our products continue to sell despite our signage, and I
Marketing Conference & Expo. Participants competed for gold, can’t help but wonder how much more inventory we would move
platinum and Best of the Times awards. The event was produced if our selling messages – verbal as well as written – were just a
by the Path to Purchase Institute
tad better. I think the best place
(P2Pi), and was a full-blown
to start in improving our sales
“The rule was (Dale Carnegie
convention with receptions, cermessages can be found in No. 3:
emonies, vendors and sales reps.
Are the product benefits clear?
has a rule for everything)
Since the event occurred between
Way back at the beginning of
‘never state a feature without
editions of Antique Trader, the
my career I enrolled in the Dale
stating a corresponding benefit.’ Carnegie Sales Course. At the
winners were not known at press
time. Details can be found at
time, it was the best sales course
Another Dale Carnegie adage:
www.shoppermarketexpo.com.
around, and I’ve never regretted
A confused mind says ‘no.’ ”
Since we antique dealers are
taking it. In the very first class –
the red-headed stepchildren of
after the introductions, etc. – the
retail, participating in the event
first topic covered was Features &
wouldn’t have provided much of a return on investment, any- Benefits. The rule was (Dale Carnegie has a rule for everything)
way. (No offense intended toward redheads: My Scots-Irish “never state a feature without stating a corresponding benefit”.
genes have produced an ample supply of them in my family). I The class separated into groups and we drilled each other on the
did fi nd it interesting, however, that the P2Pi has well-defi ned application of this rule. At the time, I was selling musical instrucriteria for determining the effectiveness of retail signage and ments, and there were a lot of features on the various musical
displays. And that, my friends, is information that we can all instruments. My homework was to list the features of every
use. We don’t even have to buy a plane ticket to Minneapolis instrument I sold, and write corresponding benefits. It was perto get it: The criteria used to judge displays was developed by haps the best learning experience I’d ever had up to that point.
Sell Check [https://sellcheck.com] as part of its Retail MarketWhen I bought my first computer back in the 1980s, I was
ing Optimization Tool, and the basic information is available tempted to stop the salesperson mid-pitch and give him that
online.
Dale Carnegie lesson. The salesperson was focused on selling me
Sell Check and the P2Pi advocate a four-step process for eval- an IBM compatible DOS 286 machine with 1 megabyte of RAM,
uating store displays they call the “4 C’s”. Sell Check’s process a 12.5 clock speed and a buffered pipeline. I had absolutely no
is quite a bit more involved than just the 4 C’s; retailers inter- idea what any of that was or what it could possibly do for me,
ested in knowing more can view the video on Sell Check’s home and the salesman wasn’t telling me. I didn’t know enough to ask
page, or download their overview PDF at [www.retailwire.com/ intelligent questions. Confused, I left the store. (Another Dale
page/10240/sellcheck-overview-and-correlation-study-results].
Carnegie adage: A confused mind says “no”.)
As antique dealers, we assume that our customers know
The 4 C’s
something about what they are looking at in our stores. Some1. Command: Does the display engage a shopper’s peripheral
times that’s the case, but not always. Either way, stating a prodvision?
uct’s benefits (however obvious) can’t hurt.
2. Connect: Is the product instantly recognizable by the shopcontinued on page 41
per?
3. Convey: Is the product’s benefit clear?
4. Close: Does the message overcome the shopper’s primary
Wayne Jordan is a Virginia licensed
resistance to buying?
auctioneer, certified personal property
I can see how these criteria would be useful to Wal-Mart or a
appraiser, and accredited business
broker. He specializes in the valuation
convenience store. Shoppers usually enter those establishments
and liquidation of estate and business
searching for particular items, and displays must reach out across
assets. Learn more at http://www.
the aisle, grab the attention of the shopper and say, “Hey! Me
resaleretailing.com or auctioneer.
wayne@yahoo.com. ‘The Business
too! Look at me!” Antique store shoppers aren’t single-purpose
of Antiques’ is available at www.
shoppers, though. They’re browsers. They’re already looking up
KrauseBooks.com.
FURNITURE DETECTIVE
Fred Taylor
Replaced top means the table has turned
Q
Hi Fred: I am working at a pawn shop, and we acquired this
piece of furniture through an estate sale. I was wondering if
you could tell me anything about it – time, style, etc. I am sending a
picture because I don’t think I will be able to accurately describe this
piece. Thanks a lot.
– J.
A
via email
Q
I found an antique bed in my attic, and I was wondering what
it was worth and when it was constructed. The bed has a white
sticker on it that reads “Edison wood products inc. New London WI,
USA, Edison Little Folks Furniture, One of the Thomas A. Edison
industries”.
Also, underneath, on the bottom of the headboard is a serial
number that reads “1501”, and someone wrote in pencil, “Maple”. I
am hoping that you may know when this bed was made, how much
it could be worth and anything about this furniture company. Thank
you for your time.
– S.
via email
I can see where you might have a hard time describing this
table. It took me a few
minutes to understand it, too.
What threw me off was the top.
The top is actually a replacement
I found some interesting
top to this table. It appears to be
information about Edison
done by a reasonably competent
Wood Products. In 1917, Thomas
craftsman, but there are a couple
Alva Edison purchased Wisconof clues to its origin. The first is
sin Panel and Cabinet Company,
the color. The newer top is lighter
a maker of opera seats, which
and browner than the rest of the
had been incorporated a year or
table. While it is in fact walnut, it
so earlier. Edison converted the
is 20th century kiln-dried wood.
factory to the production of cabiThat’s what gives it its color. The
nets for his newly patented line
rest of the table is walnut, but it
of phonographs. Edison Wood
is 19th century air-dried wood.
Products made phonograph
That is what gives older walnut
cabinets until 1927.
its reddish color, making it hard
By 1927, new phonograph
to distinguish from mahogany as
“Aesthetic table” This walnut table is Eastlake in basic style
designs for table top models had
it ages.
The second clue to modern but may have part of the later Aesthetic Movement of the late made the larger cabinets obso19th century.
lete, so to preserve the employorigin is the molded edge of the
ment of several hundred employtop, done by a shaper or router.
That style of edge treatment is mostly a 20th century design ele- ees, Edison decided the company should make juvenile furniture.
ment. The original top probably either had a reeded edge like the In a short time, Edison Wood Products gained a reputation as one
lower shelves or was marble, which is most likely the case, since of the foremost manufacturers of quality juvenile furniture in the
U.S. The company survived to this day as a part of Simmons Juthere is already a gallery and a decorative skirt below the top.
The basic styling of the original part of the table is Eastlake from venile Products, which manufactures a complete line of children’s
the late 19th century. It is a parlor or lamp table. But the truncated, furniture including the “Little Folks” line. Unfortunately, I could
supported shelves above the lower deck are a feature more often not find the exact date when Edison became part of Simmons and
found in a later variation of Eastlake known as the “Aesthetic” or lost the Edison name. That would help establish an outside date on
“Art” Movement. This style added to the intricacy of the Eastlake the age of the bed. Since the company has a long history, it’s difficult
design, and in many cases Aesthetic pieces, were painted black, and to establish an age or value for the bed without seeing photos.
called “ebonizing” during the period. This unusual shelf arrangement allowed the display of tall statuary or vases of flower arrangeSend your comments, questions and pictures to Fred Taylor
ments in the center below the main top with smaller artifacts on at PO Box 215, Crystal River, FL 34423 or email them
the short shelves. This “hanging” shelf idea carried into the 20th to info@furnituredetective.com. His book “How to be a
century in the Art Nouveau movement and is commonly seen in Furniture Detective” is now available for $18.95 plus $3
shipping. Send check or money order for $21.95 to Fred
etageres of that style.
Taylor, PO Box 215, Crystal River, FL 34423. Fred and Gail
What is the table worth? Its collector’s value as a 19th century Taylor’s DVD, “Identification of Older & Antique Furniture,”
parlor table disappeared with the original top, so now it’s just a ($17 + $3 S&H) are also available at the same address.
For more information call (800) 387-6377 (9 a.m.-4 p.m.
table with an interesting past.
Eastern, M-F only), fax 352-563-2916, or e-mail info@
A
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from www.furnituredetective.com.
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COLLECTOR FEATURE
Vintage cowboy guitars strike a
nostalgic chord with collectors
Steve Evans “Plainsman” guitar, 1940, depicts Wild
Bill Hickok on horseback in a forest of
pine trees. This art was fashioned after
a scene from the 1936 Gary Cooper
movie “The Plainsman.”
All photos courtesy Steve Evans
Early 1940s “Lefty Cowboy on Horse,”
made by Kay and sold through Spiegel.
The cowboy resembles Gene Autry
wearing chaps and a big cowboy hat.
Note original owner’s pick-shaped
initials “O.S.B.”
There was a time when
youngsters dreamed of being
cowboys or cowgirls. Their
desires were fueled by the
action-packed cowboy movies
and fascinating radio shows of
the 1930s through the 1950s.
During that era, big mailorder catalogs offered “cowboy
guitars.” Sears & Roebuck guitars were made by the Harmony Company
and came with stencil-painted art, while
models sold by Montgomery Ward and
Spiegel were made by multiple manufacturers (Kay, Regal or Richter) and featured vivid silk-screen painted artwork. The attractiveness of cowboy guitar art
often has to do with the smallest of details.
Look inside the trailing wagon of the “Pioneer Days” scene. This portion of the art
shows the silhouette of a woman wearing a
bonnet and reading (her Bible?). Maybe she
is praying for protection and courage for
their trip West.
Take a look at the art of the “Singing
Cowboys” guitar. It shows a bright red
campfire with the rest of the scene stenciled
in cream-colored paint. This two-color
scene appears to be illuminated by the fire
during the night. It’s really beautiful!
“Roy Rogers” guitar,
1955, shows Roy playing
guitar by a campfire and
Trigger standing in the
background. This guitar
has a spruce top with
maple back and sides and
was made by Harmony. 16 ANTIQUE TRADER • www.AntiqueTrader.com • October 29, 2014
“Pioneer Days” guitar, 1951;
artwork shows a wagon
train with mountains, clouds
and a distant sunset. This
shaded brown finish guitar
was made of birch, a wood
often used for making
cowboy guitars.
The guitars shown in this
article were made in America,
but cowboy guitars were also
produced in Canada, Australia, Germany,
Holland and South Africa.
Interest in cowboy guitars declined
around 1955 when Elvis Presley and rock
& roll music hit the stage. Some people
actually painted over the artwork of their
cowboy guitars or simply discarded them.
Today, cowboy guitars are usually not
playable because of their advanced age, but
some nostalgic folks choose to hang them
on their walls to artfully remember the
good old days.
To see a short video showing the cowboy
guitars in my collection, or to see the “Prairie Ramblers” guitar featured in a bluegrass
music video, visit YouTube.com and search
for “Antique Trader Cowboy Guitars.”
To view these guitars in person, visit the
Jacksonville Guitar Museum, 1105 Burman
Drive in Jacksonville, Arkansas. ■
“Red Foley” guitar, 1941,
made by Richter, shows
a cowboy on horseback
standing by a waterfall
with trees and mountains
in the background.
Inscription reads “Smooth
Trailin’ Red Foley.”
This 1938 “Rodeo” guitar’s
art shows one cowboy
riding and roping, another
waving his hat while riding
a horse that is reared up
on hind legs and a third
cowboy off in the distance
riding a bucking bronco.
COLLECTOR FEATURE
“Lone Ranger” guitar, 1937,
shows the Lone Ranger
riding Silver while the horse
is rearing up on his hind legs,
and Tonto riding his horse,
Scout. In the distance is a
steam engine train silhouetted
by the moon. “Buck Jones” guitar, 1940,
shows Buck on his horse,
Silver, with an inscription
reading “Good Luck, Buck
Jones & Silver.” This guitar
was made by Regal and sold
through Montgomery Ward.
“Branding Time” guitar, 1941, with Del
Oro name on peghead, made by Kay and
sold through Spiegel. The art shows a
cowboy lassoing a steer; the cowboy and
horse look a lot like Buck Jones and Silver.
“Prairie Ramblers” guitar,
1958, was made by Kay and
sold through Spiegel. The
Prairie Ramblers with Patsy
Montana singing lead had the
popular record “I Want to be
a Cowboy’s Sweetheart.”
This 1940 “Singing Cowboys” scene
shows five cowboys singing and playing
guitars around the campfire. Made by
Harmony and sold through Sears with
Supertone label inside.
“Jerry the Yodeling Cowboy”
guitar, 1940, named after Jerry
Smith. Jerry had played in
a Western movie when this
guitar was produced, but he
was better known for having a
cowboy radio show on WHO
in Des Moines, Iowa.
Early 1940s “Corral Scene” guitar with
vivid silk-screened artwork. Made by
Regal, this guitar is red, but the same art
was available on a dark green guitar.
Steve Evans entered the retailing business in 1975 at the age of 18 by
opening the Jacksonville Guitar Center in Jacksonville, Ark. He has been
collecting vintage guitars since then, and has co-authored “Cowboy
Guitars” (Centerstream Publishing, 2002; available online through
Booksamillion.com and Amazon.com). Evans has dedicated one end
of his retail building to the Jacksonville Guitar Museum, displaying his
vintage guitar collection, which, in addition to vintage Fender, Martin
and Gibson guitars, includes more than 150 circa 1930s-1950s Cowboy
Guitars with Western artwork and a few hundred plastic toy guitars.
Evans can be reached at the Jacksonville Guitar Center, 1105 Burman
Dr., Jacksonville, AR 72076; 501-982-4933; http://www.cowboyguitars.
net/jvllguitar. Shop/museum hours are Mon.-Sat., 10 a.m.-6 p.m.
IN THE NEWS
North Carolina group develops
museum marking WWII camp
BUTNER, N.C. (AP) – A reminder of
the days when North Carolina housed
Nazi prisoners of war is being assembled
in the town where the federal government
built a prominent prison.
The News & Observer of Raleigh
reports (http://bit.ly/1AKiofK) efforts
are underway to open the Camp Butner
Museum. It would tell the history of the
40,000-acre site where the Army trained
soldiers for World War II combat and held
captured Italian and German soldiers.
The Camp Butner Society plans to
house the museum in a small woodframe building the Army built in 1942.
The volunteer group hopes to soon sign
a lease with the North Carolina National
Guard for the building’s lot.
Society members are collecting photographs, letters, documents and uniforms
from the training camp that they’ll use to
tell its story. ■
Editor’s Note: The Camp Butner Society
can be reached at P.O. Box 412, Butner, NC
27509. See project updates at https://www.
facebook.com/CampButnerSociety.
Fight over World War II-era
tank heading to Calif. court
REDWOOD CITY, Calif. (AP) — A
company headed by Microsoft co-founder Paul Allen has fi led a lawsuit in the San
Francisco Bay Area over a World War IIera German tank it says it paid $2.5 million for but never received.
The Panzer IV tank was part of a fleet
of military vehicles amassed by Stanford
University-trained engineer Jacques
Littlefield, who kept them on his family
estate up a winding, forested road above
Silicon Valley. After his death, his family
turned them over to the Massachusettsbased Collings Foundation, which put
some of them up for auction in Portola
Valley in July.
In the lawsuit fi led Sept. 10 in San
Mateo County, Allen’s company, Vulcan
Warbirds, says it reached an agreement
to buy the tank after the auction, but
was later told there had been a misunderstanding and the foundation didn’t
want to give up the tank. By then, it had
already wired the money to the bank account of the company that was handling
the auction, Auctions America, according to the lawsuit.
The lawsuit claims breach of contract
and names Auctions America and the
Collings Foundation.
Collings Foundation CEO Rob Collings told the Palo Alto Daily News (http://
bit.ly/1pWSlM5) the tank was never sold.
The company put it up for auction, but
then reached its fundraising goal without
selling the tank. The foundation was hoping to raise $10 million from the auction
to help build a military vehicle museum
at its Stow, Massachusetts, headquarters.
“So the decision was made by our
trustees that this was core to the collection and we’re going to keep it,” Collings
said.
He said it was his understanding
that Auctions America had returned the
$2.5 million. Auctions America spokeswoman Amy Christie said in an email the
company understands the matter is in
litigation and is working with the parties
to reach a resolution.
There are only five Panzer IV tanks in
the United States, according to Vulcan
Warbirds. The Seattle-based company
leases rare military planes and vehicles
to the Flying Heritage Collection, a museum located in Everett, Washington, the
suit says.
Vulcan Warbirds said in a statement
Auctions America had failed to honor
its agreement, and it looked forward to
restoring the Panzer IV tank and having
it join a Sherman tank and other historic
military aircraft and vehicles at the Flying Heritage Collection. ■
Creative upcycling
may equal prize
NORTHFIELD, Minn. — The practice of creative recycling and upcycling
of items for new and unique uses has
been growing. Now, you could earn a
prize for your upcycling efforts.
The Planter Pickers organization is
hosting a Design & Photo Contest, featuring use of unique items upcycled into
flower planters. The guidelines call on
people to pick or create an uncommon
item to repurpose into a flower planter,
and take a photo of the creation – complete with flowers.
Submissions will be accepted beginning Feb. 15, 2015, with the announcement of the winner scheduled for June
1, 2015. The entries will be judged by
private judges based on gallery votes
and planter creativity, plant arrangement and photo quality. There is a
$1,000 grand prize and five $50 runnerup prizes. Photo submissions will be
featured on www.planterpickers.com.
Rules can also be found on this site.
For more information and examples
of upcycling, check out the Aug. 7, 2013,
issue of Antique Trader. Single digital
copies of the issue are available for just $2
at our online store: bit.ly/ATAUG62013.
City to alter firehouse
into local arts center
FAIRMONT, W.Va. (AP) — Fairmont
officials are moving forward with a historic
downtown preservation project.
West Virginia Public Broadcasting
(http://bit.ly/1rAavce) reports that the city
council has accepted a state Historic Preservation Grant of nearly $50,000 to be matched
by the city.
The grant will pay for a new roof on the
old city firehouse with the goal of transforming the building into space for artists to create
and teach.
Kathy Wyrosdick is Fairmont’s director
of planning and development. She says final
preparations are underway to put the project
out for bid. She hopes the bid can be awarded
and the roof replaced before the end of the
year and ahead of winter weather. ■
IN THE NEWS
Clars finishes fiscal year 57% ahead of 2012-13
OAKLAND, Calif. — Clars Auction Gallery concluded its
2013-2014 fiscal year setting a record for the firm with $21 million in sales for the year. This is an increase of 57 percent from
the previous fiscal year, the largest year-over-year increase in the
firm’s history.
“The global reach of our marketing is core to our clients and
consignors success. By broadening our global market with a
presence on three live bidding platforms, we are able to attract
a record numbers of new buyers, a key element in the success
of our sales, which parlays into attracting high-level estates and
consignments from around the world,” said Redge Martin, president of Clars
Within Clars’ four departments, Fine Art, Furniture and
Decorative Arts, Asian Art and Antiques and Jewelry, there
were several standout lots that changed hands. In the Fine Art
category, total sales were $5.8 million, an increase of 39 percent
over the 2012-2013 fiscal period. Among the top fine art lots was
“The Proposal,” by Eugène de Blaas, which sold for $154,700.
In the diverse category of furniture and decorative arts, there
was an increase of 15 percent over fiscal year 2012-2013, with
a Ferrari 360 Modena Spider selling for $95,200 and claiming
top lot status, while a Tiffany Studios Venetian desk lamp, circa
1910, commanded $56,500.
Meanwhile, the category of
Asian art and antiques saw
an increase of 136 percent
over fiscal year 2012-2013.
This was driven by the sale of
attention-getting lots including a set of Chinese Huanghuali Compound Cabinets.
Finally, the jewelry and
timepieces category reported
a 53 percent increase over
fiscal year 2012-2013, with
a brownish pink diamond
and platinum ring selling for
$142,800 to lead all lots. All
lots reported include a 19 Tiffany Studios Lamp, circa
1910. Photo courtesy Clars Auction Gallery
percent buyer’s premium.
Clars Auction Gallery’s
next auction is scheduled for Nov. 15-17. For more information,
visit www.clars.com or call 510-428-0100. ■
A $30 card may actually be worth thousands
The three most important factors in the value of some collectibles are: condition, condition, condition. An otherwise common,
modern sports trading card
valued at less than $100 in
average condition could be
worth thousands of dollars
in pristine condition. For
example, one particular
1971 baseball card that often sells for only about $30
sold in an auction for more
than $25,000 in certified,
Mint grade.
“Many people who collected cards while growing
up in the 1970s, 1980s and
1990s may think those
cards are now worthless;
however, many of the cards
from those decades can be
worth incredible amounts
today in top grade,” said Joe 1993 SP #279 Derek Jeter
graded PSA Gem Mint 10.
Orlando, president of Pro- Photo courtesy Professional Sports
fessional Sports Authenti- Authenticator
cator (www.psacard.com),
the world’s largest sports
memorabilia authentication and grading company.
“The key to unlocking these monster values is the card receiv-
ing the top grade, PSA Gem Mint 10. The gap in value between
PSA Gem Mint 10 and cards that at arm’s length look perfect, say,
PSA Near Mint-Mint 8, is often astounding,” Orlando stated.
Here are some of the modern sports cards PSA cites that are
relatively inexpensive in “raw,” uncertified condition but can be
worth thousands of dollars in certified top grade.
HIGH RAW
VALUE
PSA 10
AUCTION PRICE
1979 O-Pee-Chee Wayne
Gretzky #18
$800
$94,162
1993 Upper Deck SP Derek
Jeter #279
$150
$33,842
1975 Topps Robin Yount #223
$50
$25,790
1973 Topps Mike Schmidt #615
$150
$25, 541
1971 Topps Steve Garvey #341
$30
$25,393
CARD
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IN MEMORIAM
Bidding farewell to a true lady of words
Editor’s Note: On Sept. 7, 2014, the world lost an inspiring, innovative and iconic journalist, educator, and former long-time contributor of Antique Trader, among other things, with the passing of Geets
Vincent. This tribute to Ms. Vincent originally appeared in The Press
Democrat of Santa Rosa, Calif., and is being reprinted here with permission.
doctors and lawyers and so forth.”
Old friend Marty McReynolds shared many stories and laughs
with Vincent at social meetings of the former Sonoma County Press
Club. He said she was a great teacher, but it took more than that to
keep people coming to her class every week for 25 years.
“She was interested in people,” McReynolds said. “She had a
lively mind. She had a good sense of humor. People just seemed
By Chris Smith, columnist for The Press Democrat
drawn to her.”
Everybody’s got a story inside them and Geets Vincent — newsAmong those strongly drawn were author Monte Schulz, who
paperwoman, traveler, editor, teacher, connoisseur of words — was a met Geets as a student in her Journalism class at the JC. She became
master at coaxing them out.
a mentor to Schulz, a son of late “Peanuts” cartoonist Charles M.
Through most of the past 30 years, Vincent assured the adults in Schulz, and edited all of his novels.
her weekly writing class that within the archives of their memory
Jean Schulz, the cartoonist’s widow, years ago became a close
were tales worth writing, and that they absolutely were up to the task. friend of Vincent, long a loyal volunteer at the Charles M. Schulz
The Canada-born resident of Santa Rosa suffered a debilitat- Museum.
ing stroke four years ago, but it didn’t stop her from coming to the
“I was amazed by Geets’ engagement with her students and their
Thursday morning classes in her wheelchair, helped by friend and memoir writing,” she said. “It seems that Geets felt everyone had a
caregiver Eva Walpole.
wonderful story to tell, and she was there to
Vincent died Sunday (Sept. 7) in her
encourage each one of them.”
room at the Five Palms Care Home. She
Vincent was born Gertrude Chertkow in
was 89.
Calgary, Alberta, in 1925. “At 5,” she wrote in
She had taught English, Journalism and
1989, “I first decided I wanted to be a newsother classes at Santa Rosa Junior College
paper reporter.”
for nearly two decades when she created
She never much cared for her given first
the autobiography class in 1985. When it
name, and in time she came to suspect that
became one of many classes discontinued
an obviously female name would not serve
by the school, Vincent and her students
her as she sought to join the traditional men’s
simply went independent and moved to
club of the newsroom. She adopted Geets
a meeting room at the Friends House Geets Vincent, former Antique Trader
as her legal name.
retirement community in Rincon Valley. contributor, died Sept. 7, 2014, at the age of
“She lived for her byline,” said her
It continues today as the Seniors 89. Photo courtesy The Press Democrat
daughter, Laurie Page Aldrich of WisconAuthors and is taught by former student
sin.
Sheri Graves, a retired Press Democrat reporter. Many of the adults
Aldrich’s mother met her late father, teacher Hector Buroker, in
and seniors in the class have participated for years, even decades.
Vancouver during World War II. They married in 1948 and came to
Bev Wallstrum was at Vincent’s first class 29 years ago, and she California in search of opportunity four years later.
still goes every Thursday.
The former Geets Buroker worked as a newspaper reporter and
“You just don’t want to miss it,” said Wallstrum, 94. She said that studied English and library science, earning degrees at UC Berkeley
long ago, the people who share their stories in Vincent’s class ceased and Sonoma State University. She and her first husband moved to
to be fellow students and became family.
Sonoma County in 1961.
“You hear about other people’s lives. You know so much about
Geets Buroker wrote for the former Santa Rosa News Herald and
them from what they wrote,” Wallstrum said. “You feel a bond that other local weeklies and for a time collaborated with Polly Huntyou can’t describe.”
singer on a children’s crafts column in The Press Democrat. She
Tom Farrell of Santa Rosa participated in the writing class for divorced in 1969, a year after she began teaching at SRJC.
years, until vision loss halted his writing. He said the course, which
In 1980, she married Stuart Vincent, a widowed World War II
has produced a number of anthologies of students’ work, changed veteran and American Cancer Society volunteer. They lived happily
his life.
until his death in 2004.
Though he is a successful man and a nationally recognized adIn addition to teaching the family-like writing class for adults,
vocate for people with disabilities, Farrell, 88, said that as someone Geets Vincent wrote freelance pieces for a variety of newspapers and
without a college degree, it initially was intimidating to find himself publications such as travel and antiques magazines. Right up until
in a personal writing class with some highly educated, professional her stroke in 2010, she savored putting stories to paper and seeing
people.
her byline in print.
“Geets really gave me a tremendous gift,” he said. With her encontinued on page 37
couragement, he said, “I realized I could write as well as some of the
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COVER STORY
Coveting sewing implements for more than their intended function
By Melody Amsel-Arieli
Antique sewing tools and accessories
reflect the everyday lives of women around
the world. From the Victorian era through
the early 19th century, vast numbers of
these collectibles were found in Great Britain.
“If you were poor, you learned to sew in
a poor school so you had the chance to become a maid who could mend clothes and
domestic linen,” explains Robert Bleasdale,
owner and director of Bleasdales Ltd. “If
you were part of the upper classes, which
regarded sewing and embroidery as desirable social activities, the quality of your
sewing box and the tools it contained reflected your social standing and became the
subject of debate, comparison and envy.”
In America, too, needlework was a critically important skill for all young women
to have, and considered among their most
important accomplishments.
“Many women relied primarily on
hand-sewing for everything from mending
a hem to making their family’s wardrobe,”
adds Laura Johnson, associate curator,
Historic New England. “Everything from
scissors to thimbles, pincushions to sewing
clamps survive in significant quantities and
are highly collectible.”
Unusual late 18th century pin ball,
formed from numerous wool concentric
circles in a variety of colors, 3 inches in
diameter, $340-$830.
Photo courtesy Bleasdales Ltd, http://www.bleasdalesltd.co.uk/
Simple sewing boxes, baskets or cloth
sewing rolls usually contained basic tools
like brass thimbles, needles, spools and
steel scissors. More elaborate boxes, crafted
in carved satinwood, rosewood, or rich
with marquetry, for example, may have held
similar tools in ornate gold or silver, along
with needle cases fashioned from silver,
mother-of-pearl, tortoise shell or vegetable
ivory, a material resembling elephant ivory
made from seeds of certain palm trees.
These boxes, depending on their owners
skills, may also have contained specialized
accessories like bone stilettos for punching
eyelets, abalone shuttles for tatting, agate
tambour hooks for bead embroidery or
blunt, silver bodkins for drawing ribbons
through loops or hems.
Colorful Tartanware-patterned silk
winders, needle cases and thread boxes,
as well as figural sewing clamps, primarily
shaped like birds, were also popular. Each
of these accessories currently range from
about $100 to $1,000, depending on age,
material and provenance.
Although antique sewing scissors are
all shaped alike, variations in styles and
material often increase their value. Collectors can expect to pay up to $500 for those
featuring bird figurals, rich gold highlights,
mother-of-pearl detail or floral, scrolled,
beaded or engraved silver handles.
Thimbles, implements worn on thumbs
or fingers to protect from needle pricks,
were favored as far away as France, Germany, Norway, Greece, Turkey, Thailand
and the marshes of Iraq. Though all are
necessarily small and pitted, explains
Bridget McConnel, thimble dealer, expert
and author of “The History of Needlework
Tools and The Story of the Thimble,” thimbles have inspired generations of designers.
Although bronze, silver and gold ones
are the most collectible, many thimbles are
also made of brass, bone, wood, porcelain,
horn and gutta percha (natural latex). Some
are waffled, others smooth. Some are engraved, others enameled or hand painted.
“Though thimble prices generally begin
Rectangular pincushion with scalloped
edges, beaded fringe and top, purple
velvet center, blue glazed cotton back,
maker unknown, circa 1873, 9 x 11 x 2
½”.
Photo courtesy of Historic New England.
at $60, gold thimbles set with coral or pearls,
a hands-down favorite, run between $400
and $500 each,” McConnel said. “Ones featuring precious gems like diamonds, rubies
or sapphires might cost anywhere between
$500 and $850 each. But those featuring
gem-messages, like R (ruby) E (emerald)
G (garnet) A (amethyst) R (ruby) D (diamond), are most desirable of all.”
Embroidered, beaded, quilted, knitted
pin-pillows or cushions were in use from
the Middle Ages. Those shaped like plump
tomatoes, however, may have originated in
Victorian times, when many believed that
this red, ripe fruit repelled evil spirits.
As the story goes, when tomatoes were
out of season, people perched improvised
cotton, sawdust or horsehair-filled scarlet
cloth replicas on their mantelpieces –which
evidently provided handy pin and needle
storage, too. Today, many antique pin cushions, which can be found in a wide variety
of materials and designs, and range in price
from $100 to $500. Prices for rare, tightlyknit woolen pin-balls that once draped
from women’s chatelaines, observes Bleasdale, have risen sharply in the last five years.
Melody Amsel-Arieli is a freelance writer and
frequent contributor to Antique Trader. She is the
author of “Between Galicia and Hungary: The Jews
of Stropkov” and “Jewish Lives, Britain 1750-1950”
(Pen and Sword, 2013). She lives in Israel.
COVER STORY
Elegant, popular, fish-shaped
sharkskin needlework kit with
silver scales containing small
knife and scissors, in original
fitted leather box, labeled
“Cherished Possessions.”
Belonged to Abigail, patriot
Josiah Quincy’s wife,
probably inherited from her
mother.
Photo courtesy of Historic New England.
Victorian gold thimble, its frieze with
chased floral decoration set with
turquoise colored stones over an
undulating rim, $80 – $170.
Photo courtesy Bleasdales Ltd, http://www.bleasdalesltd.co.uk/
Vari-color gold and
emerald-mounted
necessaire, possibly
French, first half of
the 19th century,
comprising of scissor
with sheath, bodkin,
needle case and cut
glass scent bottle,
finished five times
above its low estimate,
realizing $5,000 at
auction in May 2014.
Photo courtesy Leslie Hindman
Auctioneers
Above, this Meissen porcelain thimble,
circa 1735-1740, with quatrefoil accent,
and below, a seldom-seen 18th century
American gold thimble, with tapered
sides, measuring 5/8 inch, each fetched
$5,000 during the May 2014 auction at
Leslie Hindman Auctioneers. Photo courtesy
Leslie Hindman Auctioneers
Rare 19th century acorn-shaped
vegetable ivory sailor`s thimble case,
with rope work bands scrimshawed
with whales, small figures, and birds in
Eskimo style, $80 – $170.
Egg-shaped sewing case, possibly
made from porcupine quilts, containing
ivory and bone sewing tools., France,
circa 1860, ($480).
Photo courtesy Bleasdales Ltd, http://www.bleasdalesltd.
co.uk/
Photo courtesy Bridget McConnel, http://www.thimblesociety.
com/
COVER STORY
Small, faded ones without moth damage,
currently sell for $500 to $700 each. Initialed and dated ones that feature bright,
fresh colors command considerably more.
“But the most highly prized sewing accessories of all,” Bleasdale said, “are those
that were created in Palais Royal, a group
of shops selling fancy goods in the French
Royal Palace from the 1820s. Many, intricately carved in mother-of-pearl with gold
mounts and housed in elaborate pearl and
gilt caskets, are so fragile that they are really miniature works of art rather than
working tools. A Palais Royal pair of scissors, with mother-of-pearl loops carved as
snakes over arms, featuring a jardinière of
flowers on a gold mount and steel blades,
for example, may sell for $700 to $1,000. A
mother-of-pearl thimble in perfect condition with the Palais Royal trademark – an
enamel pansy within a gold oval – sells
for between $800 to $1,200. A 4-inch-long
needle case, elaborately carved as a reclining poodle, currently commands between
$1,000 and $1,300.”
Antique needlework boxes and kits are
extremely desirable as well, especially if
their contents are complete. Etuis, small
wooden, tortoise-shell, gilt, ivory, metal
or leather cases may, in addition to basic
sewing items, also contain snuff spoons,
ear spoons (curettes to clean ears), penknives, toothpicks, tweezers or nail files.
Others feature aide memoires, (cunningly
small “books” to note cherished stitches),
patch boxes (used to create alluring facial
beauty marks) or crystal scent bottles. Etuis
currently draw between $400 and $3,000,
depending on their contents, condition and
provenance.
Necessaires and Lady’s Companions,
small, velvet-lined, intricately tooled leather kits that hold essential sewing tools, were
designed for short journeys. Simple ones
range from around $130, reports Bleasdale,
to more than $1,300 for a 1870s Frenchmade novelty Companion shaped, appropriately, like a railway platform weighing
scale.
Some enthusiasts seek single types of
antique sewing tools like thimbles, pin balls
or needle cases. Some seek ones made from
particular materials like mother-of-pearl,
silver or vegetable ivory. Others concentrate
George II gold, enamel, carnelian,
diamond and pearl mounted “Nubian”
needle case, featuring rococo scrolls
and shellwork, and measuring four
inches, realized $11,250 at auction in
May, 2014. Photo courtesy Leslie Hindman Auctioneers
on tools from certain eras or origins.
Indeed, with such a vast variety of
choices, the joy of it all is that collections
may never really be complete.
■
Related Resources to Explore
If the topic of sewing implements piques the sewing and collecting aficionado in you, you may enjoy exploring these
related resources and destinations:
BOOKS
• “Sewing Tools & Trinkets: Collector’s
Identification & Value Guide Vol. 1 and 2”
by Helen Lester Thompson
• “Findings: The Material Culture of Needlework
and Sewing,” by Mary C. Baudry
• “The History of Needlework Tools,”
by Bridget McConnel
• “The Story of the Thimble,” by Bridget McConnel
• “Antique Needlework Tools and Embroideries,”
by Nerylla Taunton
• “Old-Time Tools & Toys of Needlework,” by
Gertrude Whitting
• “No Idle Hands: The Social History of American
Knitting,” by Anne MacDonald
• “Antique and Collectible Thimbles and
Accessories,” by Averil Mathis
• “Thimbles and Thimble Cases,” Eleanor Johnson
• “Thimble Collector’s Encyclopedia,” by John J.
Von Hoelle
• “Antique Sewing Tools and Tales,” by Barbara
Gullers
SEWING EXHIBITS AND RELATED DESTINATIONS
• Lenawee County Historical Museum: 110 E. Church St.,
Adrian, Mich. The current exhibit, Home Craft: Historic Quilts,
Needlework and Decorative Arts and related tools, is on display
through December 2014. www.lenaweemuseum.org
• Windham Textile & History Museum: 411 Main Street,
Willimantic, Conn. The museum (known as The Mill Museum
of Connecticut) is located in the former headquarters of
the American Thread Company and features educational
programming, a gallery of sewing-related antiquities, a library
and archive. www.millmuseumorg
ONLINE EXHIBITS/GALLERIES
• Museum Exhibits from Around the World on Pinterest
http://bit.ly/AT_ARTSEW102914A
• Vintage sewing tools are on display throughout Pinterest, here
are some of the ones we found to be most intriguing:
-http://bit.ly/AT_ARTSEW102914C
-http://bit.ly/AT_ARTSEW102914D
-http://bit.ly/AT_ARTSEW102914E
• Metropolitan Museum of Art features collections with various
sewing implements, http://bit.ly/AT_ARTSEW102914B
• The Museum of Thimble Holders features an extensive gallery
of thimbles, reel holders, clamps, sewing sets and sewing
boxes, http://bit.ly/AT_ARTSEW102914F
IN THE NEWS
Shipwreck spurs
diver to go deep
EAST HARTFORD, Conn. (AP) _ If
loose lips sink ships, it’s a mystery why no
one can explain the story behind a shipwreck off the bank of the Connecticut River.
Officer Woodrow Tinsley said he was
on an exercise with the police department’s
dive team when he kept hearing talk of a
shipwreck right off the shore of Great River
Park in East Hartford.
“Everyone on the team kept talking
about this shipwreck,’’ Tinsley said, “so I
asked around, and maybe 10 people who
worked for the town knew about it. I had no
idea it was there.’’
Tinsley is an avid diver outside his work
on the dive team, he said, even operating his
own dive training business, New England
Ski and Scuba in Vernon. The news of the
wreck piqued his interest, spurring him
to take the plunge and investigate it on his
own.
Tinsley said the vessel, a schooner that
he has estimated to be about 85 feet long, is
partially buried in the river bottom and has
no immediately visible identifying markers.
But it’s likely the ship isn’t as old as some
of the discovered items would indicate, Tinsley said.
According to one report from a Riverfront Recapture ranger, the story of the ship
dates back to the 1970s.
“The story goes that it went down in
Wethersfeld Cove in the early 1970s, and the
owner resurfaced it and brought it to East
Hartford, where he anchored it in Great
River Park,’’ Tinsley said. “That’s where it
went down again.’’
Instead of recovering the ship for a second time, the Army Corps of Engineers
weighed it down so it wouldn’t float down
the river, Tinsley said.
Tinsley said that although he’s eager to
identify the wreck, as a diver, the journey is
just as important as the destination.
“Divers spend their whole careers looking for shipwrecks, and here we have one in
our back yard,’’ he said. “It’s a big deal. You
get to be an amateur archaeologist. And
once we find out, it’ll be a neat thing for the
town.’’ ■
Wilkinson enters specialty post
SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. – J. Levine Auction & Appraisal recently welcomed David
Wilkinson into its organization, as Director
of Specialty Auctions and Events. Wilkinson previously served as Director of The
Legacy Gallery, a nationally-renowned fine
art gallery that showcases both representational and impressionistic art.
“We are thrilled to have David on board
to help us develop and expand our specialty
auctions and events,” said Josh Levine,
owner of J. Levine Auction & Appraisal.
“His expertise in fine art combined with his
savvy marketing and customer relationship
skills bring tremendous value to our firm.
We have big plans for growth, and David
will be an integral part of that.”
Wilkinson’s career in fine art spans
more than 26 years.
“I’m
excited
to begin this new
phase of my career,”
Wilkinson, a Chandler resident, said.
“I am fortunate to
have worked with
and learned from
some of the best
in the art industry. David Wilkinson,
I’m eager to put director of
that knowledge to Specialty Auctions
and Events. Photo
use in my new role, courtesy J. Levine Auction &
and I’m looking Appraisal
forward to learning
more about the ins and outs of the auction
industry.”
For more information, visit www.
jlevines.com or call 480-496-2212. ■
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Huge collection of toys, banks up for bid Nov. 14-15
VINELAND, N.J. — The first auction
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banks from the collection of Max Berry will
be held Nov. 14-15 at Bertoia Auctions.
It is expected to be the first of two or
possibly three auctions devoted to the Berry
collection, which also features cast-iron
horse-drawn toys and early American tin
and cast-iron bell toys.
“Few collections are on par with Max’s,”
gallery owner Jeanne Bertoia said. “In
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The mechanical banks to be auctioned
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Although the lineup of toys for November’s debut sessions is still being finalized,
Bertoia singled a rarity that definitely will
be included: The only known example of
an 1893 Ives cast-iron “Cutter Sleigh” with
original figure.
Not only is this auction a representation
of toy history, it speaks of the impact Berry
has had in the collecting community. He
has been a member of the Antique Toy Collectors of America and Mechanical Bank
Collectors of America, and has served as
the group’s pro bono legal adviser.
“Max is highly respected and very well
liked by his fellow collectors – he’s a superstar of the hobby. Many consider him
a mentor and turn to him for advice and
guidance. He’s also a fantastic storyteller
who remembers every detail behind every
toy purchase he ever made,” Bertoia said.
A limited number of printed catalogs
for this auction are available for $55 each.
The online catalog can be viewed at www.
bertoiaauctions.com.
For more information about the
auction, visit www.bertoiaauctions.
com, email toys@bertoiaauctions.com
or call 856-692-1881. ■
This 1876
“Preacher at the
Pulpit” mechanical
bank is expected
to vie for top lot
status with a presale
estimate of $150,000
to $175,000.
Photo courtesy Bertoia Auctions
Unique cabinets stacking up interest for three-day sale
THOMASTON, Maine — Thomaston
Place Auction Galleries has added a third
day to its Fall Fine Art & Antiques Auction
to accommodate the number of items assembled for this sale.
The auction, scheduled to begin at 11
a.m. each day of the sale November 7-9,
will present a vast array of decorative arts
and Asian antiques, including large collections of fine art, jewelry, time pieces,
antique furniture, porcelain and pottery,
nautical items, silver, firearms and carpets.
Bids will be accepted live, via absentee,
phone and online at www.invaluable.com,
www.auctionzip.com and www.liveauctioneers.com. The buyer’s premium is 15
percent for live, absentee and phone bids,
and 18 percent for online bids.
The fine art collection will be led by
an important portrait of Buxton, Maine,
pastor, Rev. Dr. Paul Coffin, by John Brewster Jr. ($20,000-30,000). There will be an
untitled oil on linen depiction of a mare
and foal by Joe Andoe ($8,000-$10,000),
a graphite and charcoal group of seven
unpublished illustrations for the story of
“Goldilocks and the Three
Bears” ($7,000-$9,000), and
an outstanding oil on canvas
harbor scene, “Mending the
Nets”, by Emile Albert Gruppe ($7,000-$9,000).
In the sculpture category, featured works will
include: “Charlotte Corday,”
a bronze bust by Jean Baptiste
Clesinger ($6,000-$8,000); a
16th/early 17th century carved
wooden full-length portrait
of St. Barbara, probably of
German origin ($3,000-$5,000); and a 20th
century copy of the 1872 a monumental
bronze sculpture “David Vainquer” by
Antonin Mercie ($3,000-$4,000).
The Asian category will feature several
Chinese painted scrolls ($20,000-$30,000)
and a 17th-18th century signed painting
on silk depicting an extensive mountain
landscape in mist with court complex
($5,000-$10,000).
The sale will also include a Chippendale
period coastal Connecticut cherry block-
Late 18th century, four-piece
New England graduated pine
stacking cabinets may realize
between $2,000 and $3,000
during the sale.
Photo courtesy Thomaston Place Auction Galleries
front chest with four graduated
drawers ($5,000-$8,000), a circa
1780 Irish string inlaid mahogany
demilune server ($4,000-$6,000)
and a 1680-1720 William & Mary
two-part highboy, probably of
Boston origin ($3,000-$5,000).
From the collection of estate
jewelry there will be a:
• Ladies platinum contemporary design
ring with a 2.95 carat marquise cut diamond ($25,000-$35,000).
• Platinum, 5.58 carat oval sapphire and
diamond three-stone ring ($10,000$15,000).
• Rolex Oyster Perpetual Day Date Wristwatch with tiger eye dial and 18K gold
case and bracelet ($9,000-$12,000).
For more information, visit www.thomastonauction.com or call 207-354-8141. ■
AUCTION PREVIEW
Lehmann tin walking windup may stroll to $6,000
FAIRFIELD, Maine — James D. Julia Inc.
$3,750) and a small Vindex plane ($2,000will bring several small group consignments
$2,500)
and three large collections with fresh-to-market
• Pressed steel vehicles include Buddy L trucks
items to the table during its November 7 Toy &
featuring a dump truck and delivery van
Doll auction.
($1,200-$1,800), Buddy L baggage truck
Of particular note is the massive collection
($1,250-$1,750) and outdoor train with engine
of Mary Jane and Richard Miller of St. Louis,
and tenders ($1,500-$2,500)
which includes large-scale early movie posters;
Bidders will also have the opportunity to oblithographed paper signs for soda, tobacco, early
tain more than 200 dolls of varying genres and
medicinal products.; syrup dispensers; trays;
materials including French and German bisque.
and rare and collectible toys, among other items.
A potential standout lot is an uncommon KamAlso contributing to the extensive selection This Lehmann tin windup “Walking mer & Reinhardt 107 boy doll, named Carl, with
of items in this is sale is the estate collection of the Down Broadway” may realize
painted blue eyes, full pouting lips, a woeful
to $6,000. Photo courtesy James D. expression and a presale estimate of $20,000 to
late Jerry and Carol Soling of Pound Ridge, New $4,000
Julia, Inc., Fairfield, Maine, www.jamesdjulia.com
York. A painted version Palace still bank, with
$30,000. Other items also expected to prompt
exceptional modeling and paint, is expected to
bidding battles include:
fetch between $3,000 and $5,000. From the same collection comes • Stone lithographed paper poster for Kickapoo Indian Remedies,
an array of Lehmann tin windups, many with original boxes. The
which carries a presale estimate of $10,000 to $15,000.
most significant of these is the “Walking Down Broadway” depict- • “Hound of the Baskervilles” large-scale movie poster is expected to
ing a well-heeled gentleman accompanied by his female counterpart
fetch between $6,000 and $8,000.
walking their dog. It carries a presale estimate of $4,000 to $6,000.
• Tin Meadville pure rye whiskey advertising sign, circa 1800s,
Additional standouts from the selection of toys include:
which may fetch $4,000 to $6,000.
• Cast iron planes, circa 1930s, including a scarce Kilgore TAT
For more information, visit www.jamesdjulia.com or call 207($1,000-$2,000), vibrant yellow “Friendship” seaplane ($3,250- 453-7125. ■
Prized classic cars
roll into Dallas
BLENHEIM, Ontario – On November 14-15, RM Auctions, in association with Auctions America, will lift
the gavel on more than 130 prized cars
during a single-vendor sale in Dallas.
The cars hail from the museum
collection of noted collector Sam Pack.
“I’ve had a love affair with cars
since I was a teenager, it’s in my
DNA,” says Pack. “Fortunately, for
me, it’s continued through my professional and business career. It’s a
passion shared and supported by my
family – they get as much joy out of
the cars as I do.”
Among the highlights from the
various categories slated for the auction podium are a 1957 Ford Thunderbird ‘F-Code’ Convertible, a 1963
Shelby 289 Cobra and a 2006 Ford
GT to name but a few.
For more information, visit www.
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‘Progress’ bust heading to market Nov. 4
CHICAGO — A remnant from the iconic “Progress Lighting the Way” weathervane,
which towered over the Chicago skyline for
nearly half a century atop the Montgomery
Ward building, will be offered as part of the
20th Century Decorative Arts auction at
Leslie Hindman Auctioneers, Nov. 4.
The copper statute was dismantled into
30 pieces in 1947 and distributed to various
individuals and entities. Among the astute
collectors who were able to obtain one of the
pieces was the David V. Nelson family, who
acquired the bust, which will be offered during the auction.
In 1898, Richard E. Schmidt was hired
to add a tower to the existing Montgomery
Ward building at 6 North Michigan Avenue.
“Progress” was designed by ScottishAmerican sculptor John Massey Rhind and
topped Schmidt’s pyramid form tower. In
her original form, “Progress” was depicted
as a nude, bearing a flaming torch in her
right hand and a caduceus in her left balancing atop a globe.
The metallic erosion at the top of her
face reveals the wear of nearly half a
The bust of the ‘Progress Lighting
the Way’ copper statue will be sold
during a Nov. 4 through Leslie Hindman
Auctioneers. Photo courtesy Leslie Hindman Auctioneers
century outside amongst the Chicago elements.
For more information, visit www.lesliehindmanauctioneers.com or call 312-2801212. ■
AUCTION PREVIEW
Tibetan ‘God of Wealth’ figure eyeing $19,000
LONDON — Dreweatts & Bloomsbury Auctions will be offering a Chinese Ceramics and Asian Works of Art auction Nov.
10, during Asian Art in London week.
The sale will be held at Dreweatts & Bloomsbury Auctions’
saleroom in Mayfair, with all works available for review at saleroom during Asian Art Week, and a special late night viewing
on November 3.
Internet bidding is being facilitated by Dreweatts & Bloomsbury at the company’s site (www.dreweatts.com/live), as well as
by Invaluable.com and LiveAuctioneers.com.
Among the items eyed to generate intense bidder interest are:
• Tibetan gilt-bronze figure of Jambhala, 16th-17th century,
seated on a lion over a lotus base, his right hand raised as if to
hold the Wealth banner, and in his left hand he’s holding a mongoose, dressed in a festooned robe and adorned with streaming
ribbons. Measuring 11¾ inches in height, the piece is expected
to command between $12,700 and $19,000.
• Chinese blue and white “Five Dragons” vase, with a Jiaqing seal mark, measuring about 12½ inches in height, may see
$10,100 to $15,200 before the gavel falls.
• An 18th century famille rose Canton enamel kettle and
burner, of spherical shape with cabriole spout, enameled around
the body with ladies amid a garden setting, and raised on four
beast legs. It measures 12-1/5 inches in height by 9-4/5 inches in
width and has a presale estimate of $3,800 to $6,300.
• Fine coral-red silk brocade chair cover, Kangxi period
A 16th-17th century
gilt-bronze figure of
Jambhala “God of
Wealth” could sell for
between $12,700 and
$19,000. Photo courtesy
Dreweatts & Bloomsbury.
(1622-1722) woven with a
large full faced gold dragon
flying above a celestial
mountain amid the clouds of
the enlightened world, above
which the longevity character, shou, and two cranes
fly, mounted with a later buff colored silk border, measuring 70
inches high by 20 inches wide. It is expected to fetch between
$3,800 and $6,300.
• Lacquer kodansu (small cabinet), Edo period, decorated
with floral shrubs by a stream in gold and silver hiramakie, takamaki-e, togidashi-e, kirigane and nashiji on a kinji ground, the hinged door opens to reveal three fitted drawers
with trays lacquered in iroe-togidashi-e, engraved silver fittings.
The piece measures 3 inches in height by 5 inches in length by 2¾
inches in depth, and has a presale estimate of $1,500 to $2,375.
For more information, visit www.dreweatts.com or email
info@bloomsburyauctions.com.
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Princess Diana’s chartreuse gown may sew up $80K
BEVERLY HILLS, Calif. — Julien’s Auctions of BevDiana — Zandra Rhodes created evening gown worn to
erly Hills will auction an unparalleled collection associthe Birthright benefit at the London Palladium in 1987
ated with Her Royal Highness, Diana, Princess of Wales
and previously exhibited at Kensington Palace in 2002
December 5-6.
($80,000-$100,000). Plus, a set of gold tone commemoraAs one of the most adored members of the Royal
tive cufflinks and buttons in a blue case marked “Royal
family, the public fascination and intrigue with Princess
Wedding HRH The Princess of Wales and Lady Diana
Diana has not diminished even years after her passing.
Spencer 29th July 1981 ($600-$800). Plus, an oversized
limited edition catalog form the auction “Dresses from
Julien’s Auctions will offer several iconic items from
the Collection of Diana, Princess of Wales” signed “Dithe life of HRH Diana, Princess of Wales. The auction will
ana,” numbered 211/250 and accompanied by a ticket to
include personal clothing designed by British designer
the auction ($2,000 to $4,000) is expected to cross the
Catherine Walker who became Diana’s favorite designer
auction block.
and close personal friend.
In keeping with the Royal family theme, a slice of royal
Highlights of the auction include a petal pink Cathewedding cake from the marriage of Prince William and
rine Walker gown double worn by Diana, to the reopening
Kate Middleton in an inscribed presentation tin given to
of the Savoy Theatre and to a performance of “La Boheme”
guests and dignitaries at their wedding on April 29, 2011,
at the London Coliseum in 1993. The slim fitting gown is
will also be offered in the auction ($1,000 to $2,000).
lined in silk and has a long sleeve off the shoulder bodAhead of this history-making auction Julien’s will
ice embellished with bands of simulated pearls, faceted Taroni silk gown,
circa 1990s, may
also present its Rock ‘N’ Roll Icons Auction on Nov.
glass and beadwork with a drop waist and pleated skirt command up
7-8, 2014. Included in the auction are items from the
($60,000-$80,000). Also included is a chartreuse Taroni to $80,000. Photo
revolutionary rock band Heart, and pop legend Masilk georgette gown designed by Walker and worn by courtesy Julien’s Auctions
donna, among others.
Princess Diana on November 11, 1993. It also carries a
For more information visit www.juliensauctions.com, email
presale estimate of $60,000 to $80,000.
Other personal items in the auction will include a Princess info@juliensauctions.com.
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SHOW PREVIEWS
Pier Antique Show expands, welcoming 400 exhibitors
NEW YORK — The Pier Antique Show is preparing for its biannual show, set for Nov. 22-23. This year’s show returns to the
Hudson River’s Pier 94, where more than 400 exhibitors will display
quality antique furniture, jewelry, decorative and fine arts. The very
popular Fashion Alley will also be present during the show, which is
produced by U.S. Antique Shows.
“As we approach our second year hosting November’s Pier
Antique Show, we’ve received valuable feedback from both dealers
and attendees and plan to make some adjustments to this year’s
show,” says Dan Darby, Emerald Expositions vice president and U.S.
Antique Shows general manager. “We’ve increased the number of
dealers on the show floor by adding 25 new booths this year. This
will diversify the categories available to attendees by providing them
with more options than in previous years. We also plan to expand
our Fashion Alley section, including new dealers for 2014.”
U.S. Antique Shows recently produced a debut video promoting
this popular antique show, which has been serving the antiques and
collectibles community for the past four decades. To view the video,
visit http://ow.ly/BUHPa.
Darby also says that the Pier Antique Show will be host to the
Second Annual Appraisal Day, Nov. 23. In partnership with Skinner Auctioneers & Appraisers, all attendees, with a valid ticket to
the show, are invited to bring one item to be appraised by one of
Skinner’s three expert appraisers. Each appraiser, including one
specifically experienced in antique and vintage jewelry, will provide
an unbiased, expert opinion of the attendee’s collectible or antique.
The show will once again be partnering with the Art Deco Society
The Pier Antique Show is slated for Nov. 22-23, 2014, in
New York’s Hudson River’s Pier 94. Photo courtesy U.S. Antique Shows
of New York. The New York society will have a booth onsite during
show hours and will provide those with an interest in Art Deco information on how to become involved in the organization. The group
will also support the Art Deco exhibitors participating in the show.
From classic and formal antiques to Americana and decorative
arts, modern designs to vintage fashion pieces, the Pier Antique
Show’s versatility has made it an internationally famed shopping
spot for novice and serious collectors, interior designers, fashion
icons and celebrities. Items featured on the show floor include a wide
variety of kitchen and home décor, paintings, antique jewelry, art
glass, ceramics and more.
“The Pier Antique Show has a lot of great dealers. More than
400 dealers fill almost three football fields, and an attendee can find
pieces that range from $5 to in the millions. There are treasures everywhere,” says Paul Haig of Haig’s of Rochester.
Show times are Saturday, Nov. 22 and Sunday, Nov. 23 from 10
a.m. to 6 p.m. Admission is $20 and is valid for reentry both show
days. Children under 16 are free when accompanied by an adult.
For more information about the show or to purchase tickets, visit
www.pierantiqueshow.com or call 239-732-6642.
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Antiquarian Society prepping for 58th annual show
GREEN BAY, Wis. — The 58th annual
Green Bay & De Pere Antiquarian Society Holiday Show & Sale will take over
the beautiful Rock Garden Banquet and
Conference Center in Green Bay, Wis.,
Nov. 29-30, 2014.
With a wide array of furniture, jewelry,
collectibles, china and glassware, offered
by dealers from across the country, there
is a little something for everyone at this
popular show and sale. In addition, attendees have the opportunity to take advantage of on-site crystal repair, provided
by Mary Lou Gates, and free identification
of antiques and collectibles. Plus, there are
raffles and a bake sale to be enjoyed.
The nonprofit show is held each year to
raise funds for the Antiquarian Society’s
grant program, which supports regional
historical museums and sites by providing grant monies for the preservation
and restoration of cultural artifacts. In
fact, to date more than $600,000 has been
At left, Carolina’s Once in a Blue Moon set up
a vibrant selection of hand-printed textiles.
Above, Collectors Paradise Antique Mall, set
up this industrial cart ($265) loaded with an
early 2-gallon Red Wing crock ($150), primitive
doll ($65) and a fruit press ($225), during the
2012 show .
Photos by Karen Knapstein
donated to preserve and restore culture
artifacts around the region.
Much has changed since the group
held its first show and sale back in 1957,
featuring the antiques and collectibles of
six dealers. However, the commitment to
displaying quality merchandise and offering helpful education to collectors and
dealers remains at the core of the Antiquarian Society’s efforts.
The show hours are 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. on
Saturday, Nov. 29, and 10 a.m. until 4 p.m.
on Sunday, Nov. 30. The cost of admission
is $6. For more information, visit www.
antiquariansocietygbdp.org or call 920366-6895.
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SHOW HIGHLIGHTS
NY Jewelry & Watch Show
sees increase in numbers
NEW YORK – U.S. Antique Shows reported a three percent
increase in overall attendance for the New York Antique Jewelry &
Watch Show. The four-day event was held in July.
“We’re thrilled that the New York Antique Jewelry & Watch
Show was a huge success! The show floor was filled with serious buyers and many of the clientele were new, first time attendees to the
show,” says Dan Darby, Emerald Expositions vice president and U.S.
Antique Shows general manager. “Our dealers have shared with us
that many of their best pieces sold at excellent prices.”
For the seventh year, the New York Antique Jewelry & Watch
Show hosted 120 booths showcasing a wide array of antique jewelry
and watches representing all eras of jewelry history. In addition,
highly sought after collections from elegant global brands such as
Cartier, Tiffany & Co., David Webb, Harry Winston, Patek Philippe
and more populated the aisles. The ratio of buyers to dealers was
24:1 at all times on the show floor.
Many of the show’s dealers commented on the amazing turnout
this year.
“I didn’t stop the whole first day. It was fantastic, unbelievable!”
says Dealer Hartley Brown. Lenore Dailey seconds that remark, saying, “I’ve seen all new customers. I’m very pleased.”
U.S. Antique Shows produces nine shows nationally. The next
scheduled is the Miami Antique Jewelry & Watch Show, Nov. 7-9,
2014 at the Miami Airport Convention Center.
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GURNEE ANTIQUE CENTER, LLC
5742 NORTHRIDGE DR.
GURNEE, IL 60031
847 782-9094
7 Days a week: Mon-Sat 10-5; Sun 12-5
Open Late Thursdays ‘til 8PM
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call: 301-748-2427
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Susan: 732-492-2003
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WEB Connections
Monthly Estate Antique, Jewelry & Fine Art Auctions
Acrylic Display Cases
Over 40 years in Business in St. Petersburg!
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- Consignments Always Welcome,
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- Call for Auction Dates, Free Color Flyer
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www.legendantiqueswholesale.com
Over 22,000 sq. feet, 1,000+ pieces of showroom-ready antique furniture and accessories.
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Central MN 8 mi. N. of Willmar
8879 Long Lake Rd., Spicer, MN • Toll-free 866-220-2069
425 Bantam Road, Litchfield, CT 06759
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Missouri Valley Antique Mall
MEARS
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7 days
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Tues – Sat 9-5
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Lg. selection of quality antiques..
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Dealers
Welcome!
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WEB Connections
Oakton Street Antique Centre
847-437-2514
2430 E. Oakton St., Arlington Heights, IL 60005
Antiques ~ Vintage ~ Collectibles
Mon-Sat 10-6:00, Sun 10-5:30
www.oakton-antiques.com
Paramount
Para
mount
Antique Mall
Paramount Antique Mall, 13200 W. U.S. Hwy 54,
(Kellogg), “Voted Best Antique Mall” in Discover MidAmerica. Largest antique mall in greater Wichita, featuring fine
antiques & collectibles. 40,000 sq. ft. Open 363 Days annually.
Now accepting dealer applications.
Telephones of All Kinds
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19813 E. Mill Rd., Galesville, WI 54630
Monday-Friday 8-5pm - Memorabilia & History
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Phoneco, since 1972, is For Sale as a Business Enterprise or Inventory.
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RUGBY Located in the Alexander-Perrigo House at Historic Rugby,
a lovingly preserved 1880s English village in rural East Tennessee.
Vintage & antique quilts, books, furniture, smalls, linens, dishware,
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original nature art, prints, cards & gourd art.
Open: Mon.-Sat. 10:30-5:30 (closed Wed.) • Sun. Noon-5:30 EST.
Check website for winter hours. • Toll free 1-855-392-9332.
(Comfortable lodging available). • Visit us at www.spiritofredhill.com
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881 Civic Center Dr., Augusta, Maine (Rt. 27, 3 miles north of I-95 Exit 112)
Open Tues-Sat, 10-5 | 207-626-9330 | www.stoneycreekantiquesmaine.com
Period furniture; vintage lamps, globes, and shades; collectible glassware
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(316) 722-0500. www.paramountantiquemall.com
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Over 6000 patterns of active & discontinued sterling patterns,
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1350 West Bay Drive, Largo, FL 33770
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(727) 581-6827 • FAX: (727) 586-0822 • Email: sales@silverqueen.com
The American Bell
Association
International, Inc.
7210 Bellbrook Drive
San Antonio, TX
78227-1002
www.americanbell.org
Nancy Steinbock Posters
1-800-438-1577
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Smalls, Sterling, Ephemera,
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Four web sites; portal to them all is
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1100 Main Street, East Hartford, CT 06108 • toll free 877-OLDETOM
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Call 586-254-3495
IN MEMORIAM
Geets Vincent
continued from page 20
She also worked at learning to play the piano, and she savored
a trip to the casino. Recalled friend Tom Graves, a San Francisco
photographer, “She taught me her system, which wasn’t much of a
system, at the slot machines.”
Graves said Vincent’s editing help was essential to his newly released book on second-generation Japanese-American veterans of
WWII, “Twice Heroes”.
“She took every story seriously,” he said.
Vincent’s heartbroken friend and caregiver, Walpole, said, “From
my husband to my grand nieces, we all thought of her as the wise
elder of the family. I’m gonna miss my Mama Geets.” ■
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Father’s Day Weekend
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1400 - 1414 Central Parkway
Cincinnati, Ohio 45202
email: woodennickel@fuse.net
We have been in business in Cincinnati, Ohio
since 1976. We buy and sell antique back bars,
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glass, and antique chandeliers., antique
furniture, decorative arts and fine arts. We also
offer complete auction and appraisal services
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Mon - Sat 10 am - 5 pm
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EVENTS CALENDAR
ARIZONA
Nov 21-23, 2014 Chandler. Arizona Antique
Market, 240 West Warner Rd, Chandler, AZ
85225. www.azantiqueshow.com; 602-717-7337;
fax 623-516-0734. Arizona Antique Shows LLC,
3820 W Happy Valley Rd Suite 141,pmB 498,
Glendale, AZ 85310. ADM: Free. SH: Fri Noon6pm; Sat 9-5; Sun 10-4.
Dec 12-14, 2014 Chandler. Arizona Antique
Market, 240 West Warner Rd, Chandler, AZ
85225. www.azantiqueshow.com; 602-717-7337;
fax 623-516-0734. Arizona Antique Shows LLC,
3820 W Happy Valley Rd Suite 141,pmB 498,
Glendale, AZ 85310. ADM: Free. SH: Fri Noon6pm; Sat 9-5; Sun 10-4.
ARKANSAS
Nov 15-16, 2014 Conway. Antique Alley
Arkansas Antique Show, Conway Expo Center,
2505 E Oak St, Conway, AR. 501-230-5728;
www.antiquealleyarkansas.com. SH: Sat. 9am5pm, Sun. noon-5pm
Before traveling any distance we recommend that you verify event dates.
To list your auction, see the listing form at the bottom of this page.
Dec 13-14, 2014 Marin. Indoor Antique
Market - The Big Christmas Show, Marin
Center Exhibit Hall, San Rafael, Calif. Fern
Loiacono, Golden Gate Shows, 415-383-2252;
goldengateshows.com.
CONNECTICUT
Nov 9, 2014 Wallingford. Train and Toy
Show, Zandri’s Stillwood Inn, 1074 South Colony
Rd (US Route 5), exit 13 on I-91, Wallingford,
CT. Classic Shows LLC, 203-926-1327; www.
classicshowsllc.com. ADM: $6 (children 12 &
under free with adult) SH: 9am-2pm
Dec 5-7, 2014 Greenwich. Greenwich Winter
Antiques Show, Classic to Contemporary,
benefitting Greenwich Historical Society,
Eastern Greenwich Civic Center, 90 Harding Rd,
Old Greenwich, Conn. Barn Star Promotions,
www.barnstar.com. SH: Sat 10am-6pm; Sun
11am-4pm.
FLORIDA
Dec 6-7, 2014 Panama City. Silver Sands
CALIFORNIA
Nov 8, 2014 Anaheim. California Doll
Collectors Annual Holiday Show and Sale.
Brookhurst Community Center, 2271 W. Crescent
Ave., Anaheim, CA. 714-827-0345. ADM: $5 and
children 12 and under $1 SH: 10am-3pm
Nov 8-9, Dec. 13-14, 2014 San Jose. Not
Too Shabby Warehouse Show, Not Too Shabby
Warehouse, 861 Auzerais Ave, San Jose, CA.
Vikki Graham 408-590-8372; facebook.com/
nottooshabbywarehouse
Nov 9, 2014 Ventura. Ventura Flea Market,
Ventura County Fairgrounds, Ventura, CA.
Canning Attractions, 323-560-7469; rgcshows.
com
Nov 15-16 Los Banos, CA. Hunting & Fishing
Collectible Show at the Sportsmens Club. Info:
559-259-5755 ADM $5; Kids under 12 free. SH:
9am-4pm
Nov 23, 2014 Monterey. Monterey Bay
Antiques & Vintage Market, Monterey Peninsula
College, 980 Fremont St. parking lot A, Monterey,
CA. 831-648-7505; www.montereyantiques.com.
Free parking. ADM: Free SH: 8am-3pm
Nov 23, 2014 Pasadena. Rose Bowl Flea
Market, Pasadena, CA. Canning Attractions,
323-560-7469; rgcshows.com
Dec 7, 2014 Palm Springs. Palm Springs
Vintage Market, Spa Resort Casino, 450 N Indian
Canyon Dr., Palm Springs, CA. 760-534-7968;
www.palmspringsvintagemarket.com. SH:
8am-2pm. ADM: $5 (discounts on admission
available by signing up for the market’s e-mail
newsletter).
Dec 7-8, 2014 Los Banos. Hunting & Fishing
Collectible Show, 559-259-5755, Wes Douglass,
SH: 9am-4pm
Coin, Stamp & Currency Show, Bay County
Fairgrounds, Hwy 98 at Sherman Ave., Panama
City, FL. Silver Sands Coin Club. 850-215-8565;
nfccshop@knology.net. ADM: Free. SH: Sat.
9am-5pm; Sun 9am-4pm.
GEORGIA
Nov 6-9, 2014 Atlanta. Scott Antique
Market, Atlanta Expo Center, 3650 Jonesboro
Rd, Atlanta, GA 30354. 404-361-2000;
www.scottantiquemarket.com; info@
scottantiquemarket.com.
Nov 7-8, 2014 Atlanta. Atlanta Antique Gun
& International Military Show, Cobb County Civic
Center, 548 S. Marietta Parkway, Marietta, GA.
Carolina Trader Promotions, 704-282-1339;
www.TheCarolinaTrader.com. ADM: $7; ages 7-12
$1. SH: Fri 12-5pm; Sat 9am-4pm.
Dec 11-14, 2014 Atlanta. Scott Antique
Market, Atlanta Expo Center, 3650 Jonesboro
Rd, Atlanta, GA 30354. 404-361-2000;
www.scottantiquemarket.com; info@
scottantiquemarket.com.
HAWAII
Nov 23, 2014 Honolulu. Wiki Wiki One Day
Vintage Collectibles & Hawaiiana Show, Blaisdell
Exhibition Hall, 777 Ward Ave Honolulu, HI. www.
ukulele.com/collect.html. show@ukelele.com.
(808) 941-9754. SH: 10:30am-6pm (early bird
admission 9am)
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EVENTS CALENDAR
ILLINOIS
MICHIGAN
Nov 8-9, 2014 Grayslake. ChicagolandZ
Nov 8, 2014 Ann Arbor. Indian Art and
Premier Monthly Antique Market, Lake County
Fairgrounds, Grayslake, Ill. Zurko Promotions,
115 E Division St, Shawano WI 54166; 715526-9769; www.zurkopromotions.com; zurko@
frontiernet.net.
Nov 22-23, 2014 Chicago. Randolph
Street’s Holiday Market, 1350 W Randolph
& 1340 W Washington, Chicago, IL. info@
randolphstreetmarket.com; 312-666-1200;
www.randolphstreetmarket.com. SH: 10am-5pm
Nov 23, 2014 Wheaton. Winterseason Opener
Antique Flea Market, DuPage Co. Fairgrounds,
Wheaton, Ill. Zurko Promotions, 115 E Division
St, Shawano WI 54166; 715-526-9769; www.
zurkopromotions.com; zurko@frontiernet.net.
Nov 29-30, 2014 St. Charles. Holiday Antique
& Collectibles Fair, DuPage Expo, St. Charles, Ill.
Zurko Promotions, 115 E Division St, Shawano WI
54166; 715-526-9769; www.zurkopromotions.
com; zurko@frontiernet.net.
Dec 13-14, 2014 Grayslake. ChicagolandZ
Premier Monthly Antique Market, Lake County
Fairgrounds, Grayslake, Ill. Zurko Promotions,
115 E Division St, Shawano WI 54166; 715526-9769; www.zurkopromotions.com; zurko@
frontiernet.net.
Dec 13-14, 2014 Chicago. Randolph
Street’s Holiday Market, 1350 W Randolph
& 1340 W Washington, Chicago, IL. info@
randolphstreetmarket.com; 312-666-1200;
www.randolphstreetmarket.com. SH: 10am-5pm
Frontier Antiques Show, Washtenaw Farm
Council Fairgrounds, 5055 Ann Arbor-Saline
Road (exit 175 off I-94), Ann Arbor, Mich. Dick
Lloyd, 248-840-7070. frontierantiques@att.net.
Nov 16, Dec. 7, 2014 Ann Arbor. Saline
Antiques & Vintage Market, Washtenaw Farm
Council Grounds, 5055 Ann Arbor-Saline Rd.,
Ann Arbor, MI. www.facebook.com/pages/SalineAntiques-Market/107333849321152?ref=hl;
Doug Supinger, 937-875-0808; salinemarket@
gmail.com. SH: 9am-4pm.
Nov 28-29, 2014 Kalamazoo. Kalamazoo
Circus Maximus Toy Show, Kalamazoo County
Expo Center, 2900 Lake St, Kalamazoo, MI
49048. uniqueeventsshows.com. ADM: $6;
early buyers Fri 4-8pm & Sat 7am $30. SH: Sat
9am-2pm
Nov 28-30, 2014 Mt. Clemens. Antique Show,
Gilbraltar Trade Center, 237 North River Rd, Mt.
Clemens, MI 48043. 586-465-6440; Angela
Neargarder, Director, angelan@gibraltartrade.
com.
IOWA
NEVADA
Nov 7-9, 2014 Dyersville. 37th Annual
National Farm Toy Show & Auction, Beckman
High School, 1325 9th St SE, Dyersville, IA.
800-533-8293. www.toyfarmer.com
Nov 14-16, 2014 McGregor. McGregor Gun
Show, McGregors Landing Event Center, 111 First
Street, McGregor, IA. Iowa Antique Arms Collectors.
www.iowaantiquearmscollectors.com; 563-7672955. ADM: $5. SH: Fri. 4pm-8pm; Sat. 9am-5pm;
Sun. 9am-3pm.
LOUISIANA
Dec 5-7, 2014 Covington. 29th Christmas
Extravaganza Arts & Craft Expo, Covington
Fairgrounds, of Hwy I-90, Covington, LA. 985796-5853; www.steinhauerproductions.com.
MASSACHUSETTS
Nov 15, 2014 Three Rivers. Massachusetts
State Button Society Annual Meeting & Show,
Amvets Post 74, Exit 8 Mass Turnpike, Three
Rivers, MA. www.nationalbuttonsociety.org
MINNESOTA
Nov 16, Dec. 14 2014 Rochester. Mayo Civic
Center Flea Market, Mayo Civic Center, 30 Civic
Center Dr, Rochester, MN. Townsend Promotions,
PO Box 726, Rochester MN 55903; 641-8322700/507-269-1473; sales@iridescenthouse.
com. SH: 10am-4pm.
Nov 7-9, 2014 Laughlin. Coin, Currency,
Jewelry, Stamp & Postcard Show, Edgewater,
Laughlin, Nev. Bick International, PO Box 854,
Van Nuys, CA 91408, 818-997-6496, iibick@
sbcglobal.net, www.bickinternational.com.
NEW JERSEY
Nov 16, 2014 Toms River. Jersey
Shore Comic Book Show, Elks Lodge, 600
Washington St., Toms River, NJ 07871.
Jerseyshorecomicbookshow.com; 609-242-7756.
Dec 6, 2014 Sparta. Vintage Costume Jewelry
Shows, Sparta Avenue Stage, 10 Sparta Ave.,
Sparta, NJ 07871. Joyce Simmons, 201-2132146; simmonsjo@yahoo.com; SH: 9am-1pm;
ADM: Free.
NEW YORK
Nov 22-23, 2014 New York. Pier Antique
Show, Pier 94, 711 12th Ave., New York, NY.
239-732-6642; www.PierAntiqueShow.com.
NORTH CAROLINA
Coliseum Complex Special Event Center, 840
Exit 217, Greensboro, NC. insidepitchpromotions.
com; wes@swva.net. ADM: Adults $6 daily, 15 &
under free. Weekend pass $7. SH: Sat 9am-5pm;
Sun 10am-4pm
Nov 28-30, 2014 Charlotte. Toy, Hobby,
Sports & NASCAR Show, Metrolina Expo
Center (I-77N exit 16A). Free parking.
insidepitchpromotions.com; wes@swva.net.
ADM: Adults $5 daily, 15 & under free. Weekend
pass $7. SH: Fri 10am-4pm; Sat 9am-4pm; Sun
10am-4pm
Dec 12-14, 2014 Raleigh. Toy, Hobby &
Sportscard Show, Kerr Scott Bldg., State
Fairgrounds, 1025 Blue Ridge Rd, Raleigh,
NC 27607. insidepitchpromotions.com; wes@
swva.net. ADM: Adults $5 daily, 15 & under free.
Weekend pass $7. SH: Fri 2-7pm; Sat 9am-5pm;
Sun 10am-4pm
OHIO
Nov 23, 2014 Urbana. Farm Toy Show,
Champaign County Fairgrounds, Park Ave.,
Urbana, Ohio. Lowell Morningstar, 1913
Chatfield Rd., Cable, OH 43009; 937-826-4201.
SH: 9am-3pm ADM: $2; children under 12 free.
Nov 29-30, 2014 Columbus. Scott Antique
Market, Ohio Expo Center, Columbus, OH. www.
scottantiquemarket.com. SH: Sat 9am-6pm; Sun
10am-4pm
Dec 6-7, 2014 Dayton. Flea-N-Tique:
A Quality Collectibles & Antiques Show,
Montgomery County Fairgrounds, Coliseum
Building, 1043 S Main St., Dayton, OH 45409.
Rainbow Productions, PO Box 1395, Dayton, OH
45402; 937-256-5051. ADM: $1 per person; free
parking. SH: Sat 9am-5pm; Sun. 10am-4pm
OKLAHOMA
Nov 14-16, 2014 Tulsa. Antique Show,
Tulsa Expo Square, 4145 E 21st St, Tulsa, OK.
Continental Shows, 190 Gulf Fwy Ste B-2, PBM
106, League City, TX 77573; 800-423-6846;
800-986-4346.
PENNSYLVANIA
Nov 8, 2014 Pittsburgh. CLEVER indeed
Holiday Trunk Show, The Circuit Center
& Ballroom, 5 Hot Metal Street – South
Side, Pittsburgh, PA. 412-493-7878; www.
cleverindeed.com; info@cleverindeed.com.
Nov 15-16, 2014 Phoenixville. Antiques
at Kimberton, Phoenixville Fire Hall, 2276
Kimberton Rd., Phoenixville, Pa. 19460. 717431-7322, www.antiquesatkimberton.vpweb.
com.
Nov 21-22, 2014 York. York International
Postcard Expo, York Fairgrounds, 334 Carlisle
Ave, York, PA. 410-939-0999.
Nov 22-23, 2014 Greensboro. Triad Toy,
Hobby & Sportscards Show, Greensboro
EVENTS CALENDAR
TEXAS
Nov 8-9, 2014 Bellville. Antiques & Garden
Show, Historic Turnverein Hall, 988 East Main
St, Bellville, TX. www.ruraltexasantiques.com;
979-865-5618; info@ruraltexasantiques.com.
Nov 20-23, 2014 Houston. 62nd Annual
Theta Charity Antiques Show, George R. Brown
Convention Center, Hall A, 1001 Avenida
de las Americas, Houston, TX 77010. www.
ThetaCharityAntiquesShow.com; 713-622-3560;
Info@ThetaCharityAntiquesShow.com. ADM:
$10 for all four days; valet parking available;
alternate, nearby sites available for self-parking.
SH: Thurs-Sat 11am-6pm; Sun 11am-5pm
Nov 16, 2014 Beverly Hills. Post-War &
Contemporary Art Auction, 9459 Charleville
Blvd, Beverly Hills, CA. 610-786-7417; www.
revolverauctions.com; info@revolverauctions.
com.
Dec 5-6, 2014 Beverly Hills. Wine Signature
Auction, Heritage Auctions, www.ha.com;
877-HERITAGE (437-4824)
ILLINOIS
Dec 5-7, 2014 Rock Island. Rock Island
Auction Co. Premiere Firearms Auction, 7819
42nd Street West, Rock Island, IL 61201.
800-238-8022; fax 309-797-1655; www.
rockislandauction.com.
VIRGINIA
Nov 14-15, 2014 Chester. 37th Annual Old
Dominion Postcard Club Show, CCWA Chester
Campus at John Tyler Community College, 13101
Jefferson Davis Highway, Chester, VA. www.
olddominionpcc.com; 804-720-0937.
WISCONSIN
KANSAS
Nov 15, 2014 Winfield. Estate Auction,
Lungren Auction Service, Winfield Fairgrounds,
Winfield, KS. 620-221-1760; www.
buterbaughandhandlin.com. SH: 9:30am
LOUISIANA
Nov 8-9, 2014 Wausau. The “Park” Holiday
Nov 22-23, 2014 New Orleans. Louisiana
Antique Sale, Marathon Park’s East Gate Hall,
1201 Stewart Ave., Wausau, WI. 715-355-5144;
Purchase Auction, Neal Auction Company, 4038
Magazine Street, New Orleans, LA 70115.
(504) 899-5329, fax: (504) 897-3808, www.
nealauction.com.
www.antiqueshows.com. SH: Sat. 9am-5pm; Sun.
10am-4pm; ADM: $4.50. Free admittance for
anyone 16 and under.
Nov 14-15, 2014 New Lisbon. New Lisbon
Sports Club Gun Show, NL Community Center,
Hwy 80 (Just off I90-94 Exit 61), New Lisbon,
Wis. New Lisbon Sports Club, PO Box 73, New
Lisbon, WI 53950. Dennis Gosda 608-562-3808;
Jason Gosda 608-547-8458; Ronda Gosda
608-562-3790. Free Parking. ADM: $3 SH: Fri
3-8pm; Sat 9am-6pm
Dec 14, 2014 Milwaukee/Waukesha. Brew
City Advertising Show, American Serb Hall,
5101 West Oklahoma Ave, Milwaukee, WI 53219.
uniqueeventsshows.com. ADM: $5; ages 6-12
$2; 7:30 early buyers $20. SH: 10am-2pm.
WYOMING
Nov 15, 2014 Thayne. Hunting, Western &
Tack Auction, Thayne Community Center, 250
Vannoy Parkway, Thayne, WY. 307-654-3727;
www.wildwestauctionswyo.com. SH: 10 a.m.
AUCTIONS
CALIFORNIA
Nov 6-9, 2014 Beverly Hills. US Coins
Signature Auction, Heritage Auctions, www.
ha.com; 877-HERITAGE (437-4824)
Nov 13-15, 2014 Beverly Hills. Comics
MAINE
Nov 8-9, 2014 Thomaston. Antiques &
Collectibles Auction, Thomaston Place Auction
Galleries, US Route 1, Thomaston, Maine.
207-354-8141; www.thomastonauction.com;
wwwinvaluable.com; www.liveauctioneers.com.
SH: 11am each day.
NEW YORK
Nov 6, 2014 New York. The Latin Americana
Library of Dr. W. Michael Mathes, Swann
Galleries, 104 East 25th St, New York, NY 10010;
212-254-4710; www.swanngalleries.com. SH:
10:30am & 1:30pm
Nov 12, 2014 New York. Contemporary Art
Auction, Swann Galleries, 104 East 25th St,
New York, NY 10010; 212-254-4710; www.
swanngalleries.com. SH: 1:30pm
Nov 14-15, 2014 New York. US Coins
Nov 18, 2014 New York. 19th & 20th Century
Literature, Swann Galleries, 104 East 25th
St, New York, NY 10010; 212-254-4710; www.
Nov 20, 2014 New York. Timepieces
Nov 20, 2014 New York. Autograph Auction,
Swann Galleries, 104 East 25th St, New York,
NY 10010; 212-254-4710; www.swanngalleries.
com. SH: 1:30pm
Nov 25, 2014 New York. Printed &
Manuscript Americana, Swann Galleries, 104
East 25th St, New York, NY 10010; 212-2544710; www.swanngalleries.com. SH: 1:30pm
Dec 4, 2014 New York. Maps & Atlases,
Natural History & Color Plate Books, Swann
Galleries, 104 East 25th St, New York, NY 10010;
212-254-4710; www.swanngalleries.com. SH:
1:30pm
Dec 11, 2014 New York. Vernacular Imagery
& Photobooks, Swann Galleries, 104 East 25th
St, New York, NY 10010; 212-254-4710; www.
TEXAS
Nov 6, 2014 Dallas. Silver Signature Auction,
Heritage Auctions, www.ha.com; 877-HERITAGE
(437-4824)
Nov 6-8, 2014 Dallas. Sports Signature
Catalog Auction, Heritage Auctions, www.
Nov 8, 2014 Dallas. Fine Art Signature
877-HERITAGE (437-4824)
Nov 12, 2014 Dallas. Space Signature
877-HERITAGE (437-4824)
Nov 14, 2014 Dallas. American Indian Art
Nov 18, 2014 Dallas. Automobilia Signature
877-HERITAGE (437-4824)
Nov 21, 2014 Dallas. Tiffany, Lalique & Art
Glass Signature Auction, Heritage Auctions, www.
Nov 22, 2014 Dallas. American Art Signature
877-HERITAGE (437-4824)
Nov 22, 2014 Dallas. European Art Signature
877-HERITAGE (437-4824)
Nov 22-23, 2014 Dallas. Movie Posters
Signature Auction, Heritage Auctions, www.ha.com;
877-HERITAGE (437-4824)
Dec 4-7, 2014 Houston. US Coins Signature
877-HERITAGE (437-4824)
Dec 6, 2014 Dallas. Entertainment Signature
877-HERITAGE (437-4824)
Dec 7, 2014 Dallas. Arms & Armor Signature
877-HERITAGE (437-4824)
Dec 8, 2014 Dallas. Civil War & Militaria
Signature Auction, Heritage Auctions, www.ha.com;
877-HERITAGE (437-4824)
Behind the Gavel
continued from page 12
For example: if you’re selling a pair of
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“the brass has been lacquered”. I know
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probably do, too; but does your customer? Maybe, maybe not. But to say to the
customer “this brass has been lacquered
(feature) so you won’t have to polish it as
often (benefit)” tells them that owning
this product won’t take up much of their
time. Now, you have given the customer
both an objective and subjective reason
to buy the candlesticks.
What if every other candlestick sold
in your city is lacquered? It makes no difference at all to your sales presentation,
because you can bet that no other dealer
is mentioning the benefits of lacquering. A competitor of mine sold Sohmer
pianos, and Sohmer, as part of their
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I can’t tell you how many shoppers
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My competitor was selling benefits, and
benefits were what the customers were
remembering, rather than the product
features.
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and businessmen) sometimes ignore selling basics.
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thing to do to correct performance is to
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AUCTION HIGHLIGHTS
GENESEO, N.Y. — A men’s
World War II-era Longines wristwatch that sold for $50,600 earned
top lot honors at Cottone Auctions’
Advertising, Scientific and Art
Auction.
“I’m not sure if this was a new
auction record for a men’s Longines
watch, but if not, I’m sure it came
close,” said auctioneer and appraiser Matt Cottone.
The Model 13 ZN chronograph
wristwatch features a stainless steel
case; a two-toned silver dial; a concentric stopwatch, second and minute counter; and two-button startand-stop reset. It had descended in
the same Buffalo, N.Y., family ever
since its purchase.
The spring auction also featured
an array of timepieces, original oil
paintings, posters, lithographs and
coins and medals. Lots of interest
and their sale prices (including a 15
percent buyer’s premium) are as follows:
• A Chelsea “Wardroom” clock in good running order, made
by the American Ship Building Co. (Cleveland), 12 inches tall
with a 2-inch dial: $15,000.
• A mid-20th century figural bronze clock on a marble base depicting the French leader Napoleon on horseback, 38 inches
tall and 22 inches wide: $3,450.
• A set of 12 Royal Doulton hand-painted and relief gold-leafed
plates featuring roses and vignettes, each measuring 10 1/2
inches in diameter: $8,050.
• A 19th-century German porcelain stein depicting a wild boar
with a pipe and hat, marked “Musterschutz,” 7 1/2 inches tall:
$2,875.
• A Merchants Union Express Company lithograph (Major &
Knapp, Broadway, N.Y.), 25 inches by 19 inches: $6,500.
• A Calhoun print lithograph titled “Peck’s Bad Boy,” showing
people and a dog outside Schultz Grocery (Hartford), 6 feet, 10
inches by 10 feet: $3,738.
• A vintage Soviet Union poster
with the (translated) message,
“We stand for peace and work for
the cause of peace and we’re not
afraid of danger and are ready to
answer a blow for a blow to the
starters of war,” 27 1/4 -by-40 1/4
inches: $4,000.
f Soviet Union poster, 27 1/4by-40 1/4 inches. $4,000.
Photo courtesy Cottone Auctions
Longines wristwatch winds up with $50,600 bid
c The top lot of the auction was
this rare and handsome men’s
Longines wristwatch from the 1940s
($50,600).
e Merchants Union Express
Company lithograph (Major &
Knapp, Broadway, N.Y.), 25 inches
by 19 inches ($6,500).
• “Bringing Home The Logs,” 24-by-24-inch oil on canvas painting by American artist Alexander Levy (1881-1947), signed
lower left: $6,000.
• An autumnal landscape oil on paperboard painting by American artist, Chauncey Foster Ryder (1868-1949), 12-by-16 inches, artist signed: $4,025.
• An oil on canvas painting of two women by British artist
Walter Bonner Gash (1869-1928), signed lower right and dated
1909, measuring 18-by-24 inches: $3,450.
• “Sunset and Stream,” oil on paperboard by American painter
Thomas John Mitchell (New York, 1875-1940), signed lower left
and dated 1927: $2,990.
• A 19th-century brass telescope with a mahogany tripod by T.
Cook & Sons (England ), 5 feet, 7 inches in length and 4 1/2
inches in diameter: $4,140
• A Victor V phonograph with a fluted oak horn and the original
finish, patented September 1904: $3,335.
• A complete set of gold Indian quarter eagles, graded and raw
and including the 1911-D example: $7,130.
• A U.S. Department of the Treasury
currency broadside, 23 1/2-by-19 1/2
inches: $4,700.
For more information on this
and other Cottone sales, visit www.
cottoneauctions.com. Cottone Auctions
is always seeking quality consignments.
For consignment information, call 585243-3100 or e-mail info@cottoneauctions.
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Important Toy, Doll & Advertising Auction
NEW DATE: November 7, 2014 at our auction facility in Fairfield, Maine
If there was one sale to reach all the right buyers this year, this is it. Highlights include a select grouping of top shelf dolls from the Madelyn Trotter Collection of Pacific Grove,
California, the collection of the late Carol and Jerry Soling of Pound Ridge, New York that features a stellar collection of Lehmann tin windups with their original boxes as
well as numerous cast iron still banks in outstanding original condition, advertising signs, posters, clocks, etc. From the collection of Mary Jane and Richard Miller of St. Louis
comes an exceptional offering of rare posters and advertising including Buffalo Bill, 101 Ranch, early tobacco, beer, theater & movie posters, and more. From other collections
comes an enormous array of other fine dolls, coin-op, cast iron airplanes, firearms related calendars & posters, steamship & ocean liner signage, motorcycle advertising, salesman
samples including agricultural as well as exceptional salesman sample furniture, and more.
Offering of early
Offering of rare
Buffalo Bill Wild movie posters incl.
several rarities
West Show posters
(Miller Collection) (Miller Collection)
Phenomenal offering of cast iron
still banks in remarkable condition
1 of 3 scarce hand painted signs by
Ithaca Sign Works
Part of a collection of cast iron
airplanes
Selection of Tobacco
Advertising
(Miller Collection)
Rare Marklin Fort
Edison SMRare Kickapoo
Model A
Indian Remedies
Phonograph w/
paper sign
200+ Cylinders
13” Barrois Fashion 17” A.Thullier A7T Bebe
Marvelous tobacconist
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ARIZONA
PHOENIX, Antique Outpost, 10012 N. Cave Creek
Rd., Phx. 85020 Largest variety antqs/colls/postcards. (602)943-9594 10-5 Tue.-Sat. Spend the
day at an outstanding “Mom ’n Pop” business
since 1967. “A collector’s haven.” Inventory of over
200,000 postcards. Call ahead for particular wants.
New inventory added daily. Items from 1800’s to
1960’s. Always a smiling face when you visit.
TUCSON STORES: Oracle at River & Irvington
at I-19. New location at: 6305 E. Broadway Blvd.
Smalls, Sterling, Ephemera, Philatelic, Numismatic.
Dealer consideration given. Hours: 10-6, Mon.Sat. Phone: 520-888-4488. Also see Connecticut.
www.goodoletom.com
ARKANSAS
KEO, Morris Antiques, Since 1967, we have been
providing the finest in quality antique furniture. We
search the world to bring our clients the finest American, French, English, and Continental pieces. With 9
showrooms (60,000 sq. ft.) there’s truly something
for everyone. American and European furniture our
specialty! Voted Best Antiques 23+ times. Short drive
from Little Rock airport. Tues.-Sat. 9-5, Closed Sun.
& Mon. www.morrisantiques.com, 501-842-3531,
info@morrisantiques.com
CALIFORNIA
SAN BRUNO, CA 94066, Costa’s / “Just things”,
Harry P Costa (Near S.F. airport) 575 San Mateo Ave,
Toys - Trains Hot Wheels, collectibles Bought & sold.
E-mail: carmelag@aol.com, Ph. (650) 871-9425 Fax
(650) 588-7545 Cell (650) 219-7941
SOLANA BEACH, CA, Antiques and Unique Gifts
on Cedros, 118 S. Cedros Ave. Solana Beach, CA
92075, 858-704-4900. Open 7 days, 10:30 am to
5:30 pm. 50 vendors, 5,000 square feet. Fine estate
jewelry, quality antiques, chandeliers, ethnic and
anthropology artifacts, clock collection, watches,
retro and vintage, quality consignments accepted.
Holiday lay away plans available by select dealers.
www.antiquesoncedros.com, tonyrusso0805@gmail.com
TEMECULA, CA 92590, Granny’s Attic & Antique
Mall, 28450 Felix Valdez. Located in the heart of
wine country. I-15 to Rancho California Road exit,
go west to Vincent Moraga Dr., then left on Felix
Valdez. Southwest California’s largest antique mall.
30,000 sf; 150 dealers. Antiques, pottery, glass,
collectibles, a unique outdoor architectural garden
section. large furniture selection, coins, stoneware,
clock repair and more. Open daily 10am-5pm. Phone:
951-699-9449 - Website: mygrannysattic.net - Email:
mike@mygrannysattic.net
COLORADO
AURORA, WWW.FINEARTLIQUIDATION.COM
Appraisals & Consignment Services. Art Consignment, painting, prints, sculptures, pottery & antique
prints. Sell estate, personal collections or just one
piece of original artwork. Online art auction for bidding. Great Western Art Gallery, 15101 E. Ilift Ave.,
Ste. 210, Aurora, CO 80014. 303-396-2787.
AURORA, oldandvintagePRINTS.com Old and
vintage prints from American and European printing
companies. Many prints of museum paintings from
late 1800’s thru the 2000’s. One of the oldest and
largest vintage print collections on web. Great Western Art Gallery, 15101 E. Ilift Ave., Ste. 210, Aurora,
CO 80014. 303-396-2787.
COLORADO SPRINGS, Legend Antiques Wholesale Warehouse. Over 22,000 sq. feet, 1,000+ pieces
of showroom-ready antique furniture and accessories.
2155 Broadway St., Mon-Fri 9:30-5:30, Sat 10-4,
719-448-9414. www.legendantiqueswholesale.com
COLORADO SPRINGS. Antique Gallery Inc.
Downtown’s Oldest & Largest Award Winning
Antique Mall. Open Daily. 10 - 6, Mon - Sat. Sundays,
11 - 4. Furniture, Antiques & Collectibles. Free
Parking. Air Conditioned. 117 South Wahsatch Ave.,
719-633-6070. www.antiquegalleryinc.com
CONNECTICUT
EAST HARTFORD, HAMDEN, Smalls, Sterling,
Ephemera, Philatelic, Numismatic, Tom’s, 1100 Main
St., 06108 Hours: 10-6, Mon.-Sat. toll free 877-OLDETOM. Dealer consideration given. Also see Arizona.
www.goodoletom.com
LITCHFIELD: Connecticut’s Premier Auction House,
holding bi-monthly online auctions and estate sales
featuring Modern Art & Design - Asian Arts - American & European Art & Antiques - Jewelry & Couture.
LITCHFIELD COUNTY AUCTIONS, 425 Bantam Road,
Litchfield, CT 06759; (860) 567-4661; info@lcainc.us;
www.LitchfieldCountyAuctions.com
FLORIDA
SANFORD, Smiley’s Huge Antique Mall, Over 200
Shops, Voted “Best of Best” mall in Florida, 8 mi. S. of
Gainsville, FL, On I-75 at Rd. 234 (Exit 374) Micanopy,
Open Daily 10-6, Ph. 352-466-0707, Visit our Web Site:
ST. PETERSBURG, Estate Antiques & Fine Art Auctions, Monthly Gallery Auctions, Estates Purchased,
Quality Consignments Accepted, BURCHARD GALLERIES INC., 2528 30th Ave., N. St. Petersburg, FL 33713
(800) 520-2787, www.burchardgalleries.com
ST. PETERSBURG, Joseph’s Auction Gallery.
Over 40 years in business. Monthly Estate Antique,
Jewelry and Fine Art Auctions. Consignments always
welcome, estates purchased. Call for auction dates, free
color flyer and catalog. Phone 727-895-2361. Website
www.josephsgallery.com.
ILLINOIS
GREAT RIVER ROAD ANTIQUES
FULTON, ILLINOIS
on Route 84 between Thomson & Fulton
Open Daily 9 until 4
FLEA MARKET
Every Weekend–April-October
Admission and Parking FREE
Oakton Street Antique Center
Arlington Heights, IL -- Oakton Street Antique
Centre, at 2430 E. Oakton St. Just west of
Elmhurst Rd & only 10 min from O’Hare Airport.
12,000sq foot mall, home to 75 booths of
antiques, vintage, & collectibles. You want it-we have it; find your fond memories here!
Open 7days, Mon-Sat 10-6:00 & Sun 10-5:30.
(847) 437-2514. Visit www.oakton-antiques.com
Now accepting dealer applications.
CHICAGO, Good Old Days, Inc. 2138 W.
Belmont Antique Furniture, Clocks, Watches, Dishes,
Chicago Stained Glass, Fireplace Mantles, Cubs &
Sox Photos, Radios, Neon Beer Signs, Much more.
2 miles from Wrigley Field - open everyday, free
street parking. Email: vvbailey1@msn.com ebay
name: goodolddaysinc Web site:goodolddaysinc.com
773-472-8837
GURNEE, The Gurnee Antique Center, LLC is one of
Chicagoland’s largest Antique Centers featuring quality
antiques - no crafts or new collectibles. The spacious
24,000 square foot building houses 200 dealers displaying a wide range of merchandise from the 1700’s
through the early 1960’s: furniture, Americana, porcelain
& pottery, glass, vintage jewelry & clothing, art, sports
& advertising memorabilia, toys & holiday items, books,
militaria, jukeboxes, silver - name it and you will likely
find it here. Located just 6 miles south of the Wisconsin border, the Gurnee Antique Center is just off I-94 at
the 132 Grand Avenue Exit, adjacent to Six Flags, and
just East of Key Lime Cove. Open 7 days a week: 10-5
Monday-Saturday; Sundays 12-5 & Thursday ‘til 8 pm.
www.gurneeantiquecenter.com, 847-782-9094
LAPORTE, TAKE THE LAPORTE COUNTY, IN ANTIQUE TOUR - 12 shops and malls (over 250 dealers) within a 20 minute drive. Only 1 hour east of
Chicago & just west of South Bend. Visit us at
www.olddoodads.com to print a tour brochure
IOWA
LECLAIRE, Big River Antiques where Interstate
80 crosses the Mississippi River. 423 N Cody
Road (Hwy 67) A multi dealer shop open 7 days
11-6 & afternoons on Sunday. Buy - Sell - Appraise 563-729-1002 We’ve Got the Goods!
www.bigriverantiques.com.
MISSOURI VALLEY, Missouri Valley Antique Mall.
Lg. selection of quality antiques. No Reproductions!
Lots of furniture both refinished and original. Toys,
glassware, fishing, railroad, stoneware, vintage
clothing, jewelry, much more including our new classic car shop with several classic cars. 1/2 Mi. West
of I-29 on Hwy. 30. Open 7 days. Dealers Welcome! 712-642-2125, www.mvantique.com
WALNUT, IOWA’S ANTIQUE CITY Located on I-80,
at exit 46, just 46 miles east of Omaha Nebraska,
or 85 miles west of Des Moines, Iowa. Great food
& convenient lodging available. With 12 Antique
Stores, Bakery, Quilting and Gift Shops, Museum
and one-room schoolhouse! For information call
712-784-2100 www.iowasantiquecity. Most shops
are open Mon.-Sat. 10:00 a.m. 5:00 p.m. and Sun
12:00 noon-5:00 p.m all year round, except major
holidays. A quaint little town with a dozen antique
shops and malls offering quaIity antiques of every
description!
KANSAS
ANDOVER ANTIQUE MALL, Browse through
29,000 Square Feet of Quality Memorabilia in the
antique mall enjoyed by visitors from all 50 states
and six foreign countries. Includes 242 booths of
QUALITY Antiques & Collectibles and a spacious
lounge with snack bar area. Truly a quality shopping
experience. We offer a wide selection of oak, walnut &
mahogany antique furniture, collectibles, glassware,
western memorabilia, paper goods, Flow Blue, architectural pieces, artwork, Fire King, oil lamps, records,
jewelry, old books, tool, dolls, coins, pottery, vintage
clothing, old games & toys and many other items!
Don’t miss this one. Open 7 days a week. Mon thru
Sat 10-6; Sun 12-6. 656 N. Andover Rd., Andover, KS
67002. 316-733-8999.
AUGUSTA, Paramount East Antique Mall, 10187
SW HWY 54. New eastside location! 20,000 more
sq. ft. of fabulous antiques for your shopping pleasure. Open 363 days annually. (316) 775-3999.
www.paramountantiquemall.com
WICHITA, Paramount Antique Mall, 13200 W.
U.S. Hwy 54, “Voted Best Antique Mall” in Discover Mid-America. Largest antique mall in greater
Wichita, featuring fine antiques & collectibles. 40,000
sq. ft. Open 363 days annually. (316) 722-0500.
www.paramountantiquemall.com
KENTUCKY
VOLO, 3 Large Antique Malls, Gift and Collectibles
Mall, 300 Dealer Shops, Open Year Round - 7 Days
a Week, 10 am - 5 pm, Rt. 12 & 120 in Volo, Illinois,
815-344-6062 or VOLOSHOPPING.COM, “Gift Cards
Available”.
BOWLING GREEN, Vette City Antique & Collectibles Mall, Exit 28 I-65 Bowling Green, KY. Open 7
days a week. 270-393-9500.
INDIANA
AUGUSTA, STONEY CREEK ANTIQUES, 881 Civic
Center Dr. (Rt. 27, 3 miles north of I-95 Exit 112)
Open Tues-Sat, 10-5. 207-626-9330, www.stoneycreekantiquesmaine.com. Period furniture; vintage
lamps, globes and shades; collectible glassware &
dinnerware (Fostoria, Fenton, Candlewick, Lenox,
Wedgwood, Harker, Haviland); art & photography;
figurines and pottery (Sebastian, Royal Doulton,
Royal Copley); books, postcards, calendars, ephemera & more.
HUNTINGBURG, Grainry Antiques & Other Needful Things. Fine furniture from 18th, 19th, & 20th
centuries; Antique glassware and china. Primitive
farm and farmhouse items; pottery, crocks and jugs.
Visit us and take a walk through history! 415 E. 4th
Street, Huntingburg, IN 47542. 812-683-0234.
www.grainryantiques.com
MAINE
MASSACHUSETTS
CHESTNUT HILL, Whether you lie in the Boston area
or are just visiting - please come by to view our collection. Viewing our collection is by appointment only. All
our posters are original, authentic vintage posters. We
do not sell reproductions. Nancy Steinbock Vintage
Posters, 12 Garrison Street, Chestnut Hill, MA 02467.
Telephone 800-438-1577 Fax 617-928-3387; nsteinbock@comcast.net; www.nancysteinbockposters.com
MICHIGAN
DETROIT, Blue Water Antique Dealers Association,
25 Southeast Michigan Antique Shops. Antique
shows Nov. & Apr. in Detroit area. Denise Kelley,
Public Relations, dkelley7@att.net, www.bluewaterantiquedealers.com. Like Blue Water Antique Dealers
on Facebook.
STERLING HEIGHTS, www.uticaantiques.com - A
Can’t Miss Merchandise Extravaganza! 27th year! Sat.
8-5, Sun. 8-4. 2014 Dates: May 10-11, July 12-13,
Sept. 6-7. Largest & Oldest show in Tri-County Area!
100’s of Dealers Selling quality antiques. Indoor &
Outdoor Spaces Available. Call 586-254-3495
MINNESOTA
LONG LAKE, Long Lake Antiques, 10,500 sf. Jewelry,
Glassware, Furniture, Primitives and more. Central MN
8 mi. N. of Willmar, 8879 Long Lake Rd., Spicer. Tollfree 866-220-2069. longlakeantiques_al@yahoo.com
www.longlakeantiques.com
MISSISSIPPI
PICAYUNE, BARZE PLACE ANTIQUES & COLLECTIBLES MALL, 213 Highway 11, South I-59 between
Exits 4 & 6, Nearly 40 vendors and consignors,
6,000 sq. ft., 601-749-0756. Mon., Wed. & Fri. 10
am - 5:30 pm, Tuesday 10 am - 5 pm, Saturday
10 am - 4:30 pm, Closed Thursday and Sunday.
www.barzeantiquespicayune.com look for the waving flags!
NEBRASKA
CROFTON, JEANNE’S ANTIQUES: 1 mile east of
Crofton, NE along Hwy. 12. HUGE SHOP ~ 1000’s of
pieces ~ QUALITY OAK FURNITURE, WALNUT & PINE
PRIMITIVES, Clocks (Mantles & Regulators), Crocks
~ Red Wing, Western & Monmouth, Art Pottery Roseville, Hull, Watts, RS Prussia, RS Germany, Royal
Bayreuth, Depression glassware, Carnival, Crystal,
Victorian & Deco Jewelry, Celluloid Dresser Boxes,
OLD Hardware, Leaded Windows, Sterling & Silver
Plate Silverware Sets, Religious Pictures, Rosaries,
Sick Call Sets, Victorian Pictures, Salesman Samples,
Doilies, Kerosene & Aladdin Lamps, Victorian Hanging Fixtures & Parlor Lamsp w/Crystal Prisms, Art
Deco Fixtures & Lamps, HUGE selection of OLD glass
shades, Lightning Rod Balls, Weathervanes, Head
Mounts, etc. We have been in business over 48 years
& we treat our customers RIGHT! Hours: MondayFriday 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM & Saturdays 10:00 AM
to 4 PM. Website: www.jeannesantiques.com & email:
jeannes@gpcom.net, 402-388-4631..
LYONS, Kristi’s Antiques, Furniture wholesaler.
500+ pcs. of American oak, walnut, mahogany & pine
furniture. Also 1,000+ of smalls from $25-$25,000.
New loads arriving weekly. www.kristisantiques.com
60 miles north of Omaha, Hwy. 77 & Main. 402-6872339 or 402-649-0647. Open by appointment or
chance. Specializing in wholesaling to dealers.
SEWARD, Blue Heron Antiques “Like a museum but
all for sale.” Open Thurs. - Sat. 11 am - 5 pm and by
appointment. Quality Asian and American artifacts,
advertising paper, posters, natural history, tools,
postcards, tradecards, Audubon/Birds, McKinney/
Hall Indians. Always Buying. 123 So. 6th St., Seward,
NE 68434, (402) 310-5749.
NEVADA
LAS VEGAS, Charleston Antique Mall, 560 S.
Decatur, Las Vegas, NV 89107. New Hours: 10-6
M-Sat., 11-6 Sun. Featuring Quality Antiques
& Collectibles. 18,000 sq. feet. 702-228-4783,
www.charlestonantiquemall.com
TEXAS
NORTH CAROLINA East Liverpool, OH
VALDESE, Dolls & Designs by Sandi, 122 Main
St. W, Valdese, NC 28690, 828-893-0640, M-F
10:30am - 4pm other times by appointment.
Custom Portrait Dolls, The Doll Show, Oct. 4,
2014, 10 am - 4 pm. Supplies, Classes, Antique
Reproduction Costumes. DOLL HOSPITAL
Now
Open.
www.dollsanddesigns.webs.com;
email sandicw@msn.com
OHIO
CINCINNATI: Welcome to Wooden Nickel Antiques.
We have been in business in Cincinnati, Ohio since
1976, starting out in architectural antiques. We still
buy and sell antique back bars, antique fireplace
mantels, antique stained glass, and antique chandeliers. Over the years we have expanded our inventory
and experience into antique furniture, decorative arts
and fine arts. We also offer complete auction and
appraisal services along with estate liquidations.
Phone: 513-241-2985; www.woodennickelantiques.
net; email: woodennickel@fuse.net
Black Swamp
Antique Mall
- Over 40 Vendors We Appraise • Buy
Sell a Huge Variety
of Antiques
We are Allen County’s
Only Year Round Mall
Venders Applications
Always Welcome
Thousands of Unique Items
for Your Collecting Pleasure
Antique Furniture • Cut & Pressed
Glass • Silverware • Comm. Plates
Carnival Glass • Stained Glass
Old Records • Books • Pottery
Stamps Estate • Jewelry
Comic Books • Old Coins & Currency
Our Hours: Mon. - Thurs. 9 am - 6 pm
Fri. 9 am - 5 pm • Sat. 10 am - 4 pm
Sun. Closed
238 N. Main St., Delphos, OH 45833
419-692-1888 • Fax: 419-692-0372
Pottery City Antique Mall
SHERMAN, A Touch Of Class Antique
Mall. Over 200 booths and showcases!
38,000 sq. ft. Historic Bldg. Quality
Antique Furniture, Collectibles,
Glassware, Toys, Signs & Primitives
from some of the “Best Dealers in the
Southwest”. Open 7 days. Just 20 mi.
S of the OK border and 60 mi. N of
Dallas. HWY 75 Exit 58 then 3 blks.
E. 118 W. Lamar, Downtown Sherman,
TX. 903-891-9379 toc@airmail.net.
Home of the Sherman Visitor Center
and the Outlaw Trails Historical
Museum. ATouchOfClassAntiqueMall.com
200 dealers 40,000 sq. ft.
till 6 p.m. 7 days a week
409 Washington
D-town exit off U.S. 30
330-385-6933
OKLAHOMA
VINITA, Gene’s Collectibles, 223 S. Wilson. Antique
furniture, primitives, quilts, jewelry, postcards Open
6 days, closed Tues. 918-256-5313.
PENNSYLVANIA
WISCONSIN
BELLE
VERNON,
International
Nippon
Collectors Club, Join Nippon Collectors,
www.nipponcollectorsclub.com, Call: 301-748-2427
Antique Mall & Museum
COLUMBUS
“Wisconsin’s Largest Antique Mall”
Enter every day 8:15 am - 4 pm.
82,000 sq. ft.,
222 dealers in 444 booths.
Entire 3rd floor – furniture.
TENNESSEE
RUGBY, Spirit of Red Hill Nature Art & Oddiments. Located in The Alexander-Perrigo House at
Historic Rugby, a lovingly preserved 1880’s English
village in rural East Tennessee. Vintage & antique
quilts, books, furniture, smalls, linens, dishware,
tools, ephemera, etc.; one-of-a-kind gifts made with
vintage items; original nature art, prints, cards &
gourd art. Open: Mon.-Sat. 10:30-5:30, Sun. noon
- 5:30 (closed Wed.) EST. Check website for winter
hours. Toll free 1-855-392-9332. Comfortable
lodging available (handicapped-accessible).
Visit us at www.spiritofredhill.com.
Customer Appreciation Days
November 3-9
20% discount all items $10 or over.
30th Anniversary
239 Whitney
Columbus, WI 53925-0151
www.columbusantiquemall.com
(920) 623-1992
GALESVILLE, Telephones of All Kinds. Oakwalls,
Candlesticks, Payphones $250 each. Antique Phones
to Novelty. Ask us about restoring your old phone.
Memorabilia & History * Catalog * Visit our Showroom * Tours Available * Email: phonecoinc@aol.com,
www.phonecoinc.com. Phoneco, since 1972, is
For Sale as a Business Enterprise or Inventory. Ph:
608-582-4124, Fax: 608-582-4593.
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MILWAUKEE, Landmarks Gallery and Restoration
Studio, 46 Years in Business, 231 N. 76th St.,
Mke, WI 53213. Quality artwork as well as in-house
restoration of paintings, prints, documents, frames,
photos, and art objects. Free estimates. Written
appraisals of fine art for estate, insurance and
retail also offered. WWW.LANDMARKSGALLERY.
COM. Toll free ph: (800) 352-8892 Tues-Sat.
10am-5pm; Closed Sundays and Mondays. E-mail:
landmarksart@gmail.com
MILWAUKEE, Riverview Antique Market, Best
place in Milwaukee for Historic WI Art, 15,000
square feet of quality 18-20th century antiques.
Open 7 days a week 10 am-5 pm. 175 S. Water St., Milwaukee, WI 53204, 414-278-9999
www.RiverviewAntiqueMarket.com
ROSHOLT, Jackson & Louie’s Antique & Vintage
Colletibles. Oddities & the Unusual. Jack & Lori
Britz, 187 N. Main St., Rosholt, WI 54773; 715-6776711; Wed. - Sat. 11 am - 5 am; jacksonandlouies@
wi-net.com; www.facebook.com/jacksonandlouie.
TOMAH, Antique Mall, 68 quality dealers. Open 7 days.
1510 Eaton Avenue, Tomah, WI 54660, I-94 & Hwy 21
East, Exit #143. 608-372-7853. E-mail: info@antiquemalloftomah.com www.antiquemalloftomah.com.
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Elderly Instruments .......................... 46
Elite Decorative Arts ........................ 52
ACNA............................................... 14
APIC Smithsonian ........................... 46
Asheford Institute Of Antiques ......... 21
Garner Auctioneers ......................... 32
Green Bay DePere Antiquarian ....... 27
B
Bags Unlimited ................................ 37
Blue Ridge Knives ........................... 47
Boston Toy Show ............................ 14
Brant Mackley Gallery ..................... 46
Brown Auction & Real Estate .......... 53
C
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Carol Watson’s Orange Coast
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Central Ill Antique Dealers ............... 14
Chambers Reality And Auction........ 21
Chicago Antique Mkt ....................... 51
Christ, C.E. ...................................... 46
Cleveland, Dwight............................ 46
Comic Art Foundation ...................... 46
Cubanski, George............................ 46
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Donley Auction Services............ 43, 52
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Eastern Iowa Doll Show .................. 21
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Haar’s Auction ................................. 53
Herzog, Daniel C. ............................ 46
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Indian Creek Show .......................... 14
Isicoff, Irving .................................... 14
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James D Julia, Inc. .................... 32, 43
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Kramer & Kramer Auctioneers......... 53
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Legend Numismatics Inc ................. 55
Lickver, Gary ................................... 46
N
Nelson, Kara .................................... 46
Noel Barrett Antiques/Auctions...... 6, 7
P
P360 Creative Marketing ................... 2
Palm Beach Modern Auctions ........... 4
Polansky, Tom ................................. 47
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Rachel Engle Homesteaders
On The Prairie ............................... 54
River West Auction Company............ 8
Robert Edward Auctions .................. 41
Ruby Lane ....................................... 53
S
Savo Auctioneers ............................ 54
Show Promotions Inc................... 1, 15
Silver Queen Inc .............................. 46
Smiley’s Antiques Mall..................... 25
Staub, Herb ..................................... 21
Sullivan Auctioneers ........................ 27
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Manifest Auctions ............................ 56
Mason-Dixon South Antiques .......... 49
Melting Pot Productions................... 27
Mendenhall School .......................... 47
Mevo, Victor..................................... 27
Munda & Associates .......................... 5
Thomaston Place Auction
Galleries, Inc ................................... 3
Tim’s Inc .......................................... 26
Transky, Darius ............................... 14
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Willis Henry Auction......................... 54
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AUCTION HIGHLIGHTS
Chessboard salvaged from Titanic checks $16K
LYNBROOK, N.Y. — An intricately crafted
chessboard made from wood retrieved from the
wreckage of the legendary ocean liner RMS Titanic topped the roughly 700 lots offered at Philip
Weiss Auctions’ Advertising, Books, Military,
Ocean Liner and Historical sale.
With a selling price of $16,385, including
buyer’s premium, the chessboard accounted for
more than 8 percent of the auction’s $200,000 in
total sales.
The 18-by-18-inch chessboard was crafted by
William Parker a carpenter aboard the Minia. The
cable ship had been sent to recover bodies from
the Titanic, which sank after striking an iceberg in
April 1912. Parker retrieved wooden debris as well
as victims, and he used the wood to fashion several pieces, including the mahogany, oak and pine
chessboard that had been displayed at the Manitoba Museum of the Titanic in Canada for years.
The No. 2 lot was a block of 15 unused tickets
for The Beatles’ last U.S. concert performance at
San Francisco’s Candlestick Park in 1966. The
event failed to sell out, and show producer Tom
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Philip Weiss photo.
Donahue gave the tickets away. Donahue’s business card was included in the lot, which sold for
$12,000.
The Walter Schnackenberg-designed portfolio
“Ballett und Pantomime” published by Georg
Muller Verlag and one of 850 printed in Munich
brought $3,450. Fifteen of the volume’s 22 plates
depict ballet figures and costumes.
A Civil War grouping pertaining to Company
E, 15th Regiment, the New Jersey Volunteers, sold
for $2,825.
For more information, visit www.WeissAuctions.com or call 516-594-0731. ■
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POSTAGE EXTRA
POSTCARD PAPER
COLLECTION, 1930’s, unused; main
streets, factories, hotels, court house,
armoury, American Legion, high
schools, P.O.’s, banks, churches, bridges, etc. 54 diff., 100 asst. $33.
BEER LABEL COLLECTION 194050’s, 100 asst $12
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1890s-1960s. Misc. cards, checks, ASHTRAY, 3 1/2” diam.
glass, Pictures Cartoon
letters, valentines, labels, folders, railNegro Man’s head 2/$24
road etc. 100 pieces/$10
ELVIS WATCHES, 1992 New old stock,
“GAY COCK” FRUIT LABELS, 2 dif $12
1940’s. 4-1/2x11” pic. strutting Cock TOM CAT LEMON LABEL, 1970,
Great name. 5/$12
8x12”, pic. handsome Tom Cat, ea $5,
ORNATE EAST COAST RAILROAD 10/$10
STOCK CERTIFICATES. 10 diff. $15, NEGRO MAMMY SYRUP LABEL,
SODA LABEL COLLECTION, 1890- 50 asst. $55. Very colorful.
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1950. 1931 7-Up, Indians, Howdy, wide WEST COAST RAILROAD STOCKS MARILYN MONROE “GOLDEN
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AUCTION HIGHLIGHTS
Diamond, Columbian emerald jewelry rules auction
CHICAGO — A 4.18 Columbian emerald and diamond ring
that sold for $18,112 including buyer’s premium topped more than
850 lots at Direct Auction Galleries’ summer sale.
The 18-karat gold ring’s drawing power came from its featured
stone. Colombian emeralds are said to be the finest because of their
unique occurrence in that country’s sedimentary rock, and the
chemical evolution that results.
The ring set the tone for the auction, as jewelry dominated the
Top 20 lots of the auction, which included a 14-karat gold ladies’ ring
featuring a nicely faceted 21.85 carat ruby and diamonds ($8,050);
a ladies’ 14-karat gold and diamond bracelet with a total weight
of 10 carats ($6,325); a 14-karat white gold marquis-cut diamond
ring featuring a 1.38-carat center stone and more than 2 carats of
baguette-cut side diamonds ($3,000); a 24-karat gold ladies’ bracelet with a diamond ($2,875); a 22-karat gold ladies’ ring featuring
a large emerald and diamonds ($2,300); an 18-karat gold bracelet
with 10.75 total carat weight of natural emeralds and diamonds
($1,955); an 18-karat diamond necklace ($1,782); a 24-karat gold
chain with a diamond signed “D&G” ($1,725); a 14-karat white gold
2 1/2 total carat weight diamond tennis bracelet ($1,208); a 14-karat
gold bracelet weighing 44.3 grams ($1,269); a men’s 14-karat, 8.9
total pennyweight rose-gold and blue diamond ring ($920); and a
John Hardy sterling necklace and slide in its original box ($805).
In the coins category, an 1880S $20 U.S. Liberty gold coin sold
for $1,610; an 1881S U.S. $10 Liberty gold coin brought $776.
Fine art highlights included a hand-signed, sun-themed Calder
lithograph measuring 20 1/2-by-28 inches, which brought $633,
A ladies’ 14-karat gold bracelet featuring a total weight of 10
carats of diamonds sold for $6,325. Photo courtesy Direct Auction Galleries.
and a 10½-by-8-inch watercolor on paper of an old town scene laid
down on board and under glass and signed E. Dayes (1763-1804),
which sold for $432.
Several fine rugs captured bidders’ attention, including a red
Oriental rug with a black and beige design ($1,064), a 19th-century
Persian Bidjar #11 ($518) and a large, room-sized red and blue
Kashan rug ($460).
Other auction highlights include:
• A black Steinway 6-foot baby grand piano, which was sold as
is for $2,530.
• A large Waterbury grandfather clock standing 7½-feet tall
($690).
• Three lots of Councill furniture: a pair of nightstands ($460); a
sideboard ($402); and a seven-drawer chest ($345).
Direct Auction Galleries has scheduled several auctions
through the end of 2014. For more information, call 773-465-3300
or visit www.directauction.com. ■
Pair of Colt Dragoons hit the mark with $54,000 bid
DENVER, Pa. — Eager collectors
lined up outside Morphy Auctions’ gallery before the Firearms Auction this
summer, waiting for their chance to snap
up antique weapons.
A total of 1,038 lots were offered, and
sales totaled $744,000; all prices include a
20 percent buyer’s premium.
“There were some very desirable Colts
in the sale, especially the 1857 Colt Walker Type 3 Dragoons, which sold within
estimate for $54,000,” said Dan Morphy,
president and founder of Morphy Auctions. “The guns were special because
they had consecutive serial numbers and
were purchased in the same order directly
from Colt.”
A pair of new, unfired .357 caliber
Colt “Snake Eyes” pistols sold for $13,200.
One of the guns was stainless, while the
other was blued. Both included their
original boxes and were graded in Near
e A pair of 1857 Colt Walker Type
3 Dragoons with consecutive serial
numbers earned Top Lot honors with a
selling price of $54,000.
Morphy Auctions image
Mint condition.
A variety of rifles also were offered in
the sale, including a Winchester Model
1886 .50 Express manufactured in 1906,
which brought $11,400.
The top-finishing lot among shotguns
was a Beretta Model S687EELL 16-gauge
designed for pigeon shooting. Together
with an extra barrel and its box, case
and accessories, the gun reached $4,800.
Finishing closely behind the Beretta was
a Winchester Model 42 .410 gauge shotgun, which sold for $4,500, nearly triple
its high estimate.
The top pistol in the sale was a Colt
Model 1902 .38 caliber Standard Military
Automatic — complete with its original
box — in fine condition. It was bid to
$5,100. Another Colt, a .22 caliber revolver made in 1931 and known as a “Banker’s
Special,” was offered together with a Colt
factory letter and sold for $4,200.
Morphy Auctions’ next Firearms
auction is slated for Dec. 20. To learn
more about Morphy Auctions, call 717335-3435 or visit www.morphyauctions.
com. ■
MASON-DIXON SOUTH ANTIQUES
Presents
The Estate Collection of George H. Judd, Jr.
A Survey Collection of Southern Furniture and Decorative Arts
representing North and South Carolina, Virginia, Tennessee,
Georgia, and Alabama.
Mr. Judd had been a Dealer and Collector for more than 40 years.
The collection will be sold at auction at the Judd home place
in Advance, North Carolina over two weekends.
November 15 and 16 and November 22 and 23, 2014
The star of the collection, a Kentucky
sugar chest with curly maple stars,
vine inlay, and chamfered corners.
Circa 1790-1810. All original with
second generation finish.
Robert Pearl and Ann Hall Wauford
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Auctioneers: Lynn Myers, Myers Auction Service, NCAL 6647
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Carol Watson’s Orange Coast Auctions
Fine Antique & Modern Firearms
and Militaria Auction
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 2014
F
eaturing
the
exceptional Swiss
Target
Rifle
and Pistol collection from the
Ian Shein estate
amassed over a period of 40 years,
including many
Rare Civil War Presentation
unique K31 vari16” Volcanic Carbine, Factory
ants,
Anschutz,
Engraved and Silver Plated
Tanner, Gruenel,
and Steyr models,
and many Palma Match rifles, plus Sig P210s, Hammerli,
and Feinwerkbeau examples. Fine Colts include several
etched panel Frontier Six Shooters, Pythons, Diamondbacks, 1902 Sporting Models, 1911s, 2nd & 3rd generation SAAs, pre-war Woodsmans, a Colt 1871-72 Open-Top and 1851 Navy
Early Colt Bisley
revolvers. Also a Texas shipped Colt Single Action with steerhead carved
Cutaway Revolver
pearl grips and Texas engraving by Wolf & Klar. Fine Winchesters include a rare 1 of 7 known 1873 factory rail and dustcover added
Open-Top rifle, 1866s, 1885 Hi-Walls, 92s, 94s. Plus Model
Custom Swiss Target
70s, 71s, and Model 42 Shotguns, one new in its original box;
Rifles from the Ian
20 ga. engraved Special Pigeon Winchester Model 12, and a 28
Shein Collection
ga. Pigeon Grade, both new in their original boxes. Modern
Handguns feature a Smith & Wesson Model 559 belonging
to Gen. Curtis E. LeMay, WWI & WWII pistol and rifles of
all types, including
Lugers,
Nambus, Auction held on Premises.
Broomhandle Mausers,
All items on Preview now.
a Mannlicher Model
1896/01 Carbine with Auction begins 10:00AM PDT
Buenos Aires retail- Website: www.cwocauctions.com
er marking; Garands, SMLE, and rare variations of M1903 Springfield rifles,
16600 Aston St., Irvine, CA 92606
plus an array of Randall Knives. Antique Flintlock and Percussion
Office: (949) 752-8284
Pistols include a fine cased pair of Scottish flintlock coat pistols, antique
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cannons, with several modern special order Sharps long and mid-range target
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al belongings of Brevet Col. William B. Keeler, 35th Iowa Volunteer Infantry. Store hours: Mon.-Sat., 9am - 5pm
Elite Decorative Arts
Auction House
& Gallery
Bid In-house,
Online or by Phone!
www.EliteAuction.com
Porcelain, Artwork, Jewelry, Glass & Meerschaum
November 1st, 2014 at 11:30am Eastern
This auction will be featuring over 400 lots of Fine Artwork, Porcelain, Estate Jewelry, Silver, Bronze, Art Glass,
a large collection of Meerschaum Pipes and much more. Location: 1034 Gateway Blvd. Ste 106-108 Boynton
Beach, FL 33426 Phone: (561) 200-0893 Toll Free: 800-991-3340 Preview: will be held Friday, October 31st
from 11am to 5pm and Saturday 10:30am-11:30am.
36 2ct Diamond Engagement Ring
14kt White Gold Estate
20 Vintage Large Sevres Hand
Painted Lidded Box
84 A. Marionnet French 7 Pc Dore
Bronze Desk Set
23 Large Collection of Sterling Silver Objects
A Collection of Nearly 100 Lots of
Meerscham Pipes
74 David Webb Style 14kt Enameled
Snake Bracelet
27 Antoine Blanchard Oil
on Canvas of Street Scene
19 Leonardo M. Nierman Oil
on Board American/Mexican
*Now Accepting Consignments for our November 22nd Asian Works of Art Sale*
Florida License: AB #2984
Fall & Spring Classic 300 Auction
Donley
April & November 2015
Auction Services
*Looking for*
Consignments
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Classic Motorcycles
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Juke Boxes Pre-1960
Military Items–Civil War to WWII
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Rare Antiques of all types
If y
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please contact us for an evaluation.
Live & online bidding
Absentee & phone bids welcome
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SAT., NOV. 15th
10:00 AM
EATON, OH
722 S. Franklin St
(Preble County Fairgrounds)
DISNEY GOEBEL FIGURINES
Special Events Figurines
Over 400 Auction Lots
Signed Goebel & Olszewski
Mickey & Minnie 100 Yr. of W. Disney
Premiere Pieces & Hummels ~ Mickey's Birthday Party
Disney Goebel Figurine Sets ~ Mickey & Minnie First Love
www.kramerauctions.com
2-Day AMERICAN ART
POTTERY AUCTION
Located @ 185 Logan Rd (RT 15), Dillsburg, PA 17019
705 Arizona (Hwy. 75) – HOLTON, KS
Saturday, Nov. 15th & Sunday, Nov. 16th
SPECIAL AUCTION – SATURDAY
NOVEMBER 8, 2014 – 12:00 NOON
Roseville – Weller – Hull – Gonder – Bauer – Van Briggle –
Rosemeade – Camark – Niloak – Marblehead – Moorcroft – Stangl
Approx. 700 total Lots!
Can’t attend?
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Brown Auction @ 620-723-2111
You may still participate – online bidding available @
OR Absentee bidding by calling
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Restaurant & AUCTION DOORS open @ 10:30 a.m.
AUTOGRAPHED BEATLES, PINK FLOYD, JIM CROCE,
MICHAEL JACKSON & GRATEFUL DEAD ALBUMS AND
AUTOGRAPHED FOOTBALL HELMETS/JERSEYS
located @ Haar’s Auction. AH000010L, 717-432-8246 or
717-432-3779 Doug & Vickie Hardy Auctioneers.
Terms: Cash,good PA Check or Credit
Card w/fee.Go to www.haars.com for
pictures and updates. Auction Zip
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FIREARMS & MILITARIA
Saturday, November 8
@ 10:30 A.M. EST
Consignments
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AUCTIONS
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Sun. Nov. 16, 2014 at 11:30
Holiday Inn, Rockland, Massachusetts
Previews: Sat. Nov. 15: 11-5pm
& Sun.: 9:30-11:30am
Coll. of Japanese swords, tsubas,
tantos (several from Christie’s ’92
Compton auction), ancient armor,
Ko-Daiko, European, Nazi & U.S.
weapons and militaria: Civil War
coll., documents (Teddy Roosevelt),
cdv’s, coll. of W.W. I Posters, W.W. II
uniforms w/ trunk, etc. Rare books,
coll. of Japanese prints, ceramics,
snuff bottles, bronzes, iron utensils,
screen, textiles: China, Tibet &
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Color catalog $30 & mail
See website for online catalog
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