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Workshop Of The World: Arts And Crafts In Philadelphia

Landmark Exhibit To Highlight 150th Anniversary Of Museum The Philadelphia Museum of Art (PMA) is pleased to announce “Workshop of the World: Arts and Crafts in Philadelphia,” a landmark exhibition exploring the region’s distinctive contributions to the Arts and Crafts movement in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, as well as its enduring influence upon contemporary makers. A highlight of PMA’s 150th anniversary year, the exhibition will reveal how industrial Philadelphia shaped the achievements

the foundation of the Pennsylvania Museum and School of Industrial Art in 1876 (now PMA and the former University of the Arts). “Workshop of the World” will spotlight the school as an incubator for Arts and Crafts principles, presenting the work of artists who studied and taught at the school, including Samuel Yellin, best known for his intricate ironwork. Yellin’s wrought iron will be shown alongside objects whose makers followed the same

Spring Fine Art And Craft Festival Kutztown Event Takes Place On May 2 By Karl Pass The Reading-Berks Guild of Craftsmen is pleased to announce the return of its Spring Fine Art and Craft Festival on Saturday, May 2, from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Renninger’s Farmer’s Market, Pavilion 1, located at 740 Noble Street, Kutztown, Pa. This one-day, rain-or-shine event will feature a thoughtfully curated selection of juried artisans, offering high-quality, handcrafted work across a range of traditional and contemporary mediums. Visitors can enjoy a vibrant marketplace atmosphere while meeting the makers behind the

From the Enfield Pottery & Tile Works (Enfield, Springfield Township, Pa., 1906 to ca. 1936) is this Peacock and Grapevine Mosaic, 1916, glazed earthenware and concrete, from the collection of Vance A. Koehler, Doylestown, Pa. While many Arts and Crafts practitioners worked in large workshops and contributed to architectural commissions across the

city, others found refuge in utopian rural communities outside Philadelphia. These communities Continued on page 11

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Woodmere Announces “Arc Of Promise” Major Exhibition Celebrates America’s 250th Anniversary Wo o d m e re i s p l eas e d to announce “Arc of Promise,” a landmark exhibition that explores how Philadelphia’s artists have envisioned “America” as an idea, from the nation’s founding to today. On view from June 20 through Nov. 8, “Arc of Promise” is presented in celebration of the United States’ 250th anniversary. Drawing largely from Woodmere’s permanent collection, the exhibition spans the 1790s to the present, bringing together paintings, sculptures, and works

Here is an L. & G. Cramer (dates unknown) Centennial Exhibition Handkerchief, 1876, printed cotton plain weave, from the Philadelphia Museum of Art, gift of Mrs. William D. Frishmuth, 1913-223. of artists, designers, and manufacturers following the Centennial Exhibition of 1876, through more than 250 objects, including ceramics, furniture, metalwork, textiles, and stained glass as well as paintings, drawings, and printed works. “Workshop of the World” will reveal how American handcraftsmanship and industry, typically seen as opposing methods of production, were in fact closely intertwined. It will also address how local makers responded to the Arts and Crafts movement’s idealistic drive to improve the quality of manufactured goods and the possibilities of artistic living. The Centennial Exhibition galvanized local support for design reform and education, resulting in

ideals of handcraftsmanship and the honest treatment of materials, including earthenware tiles by Henry Chapman Mercer’s Moravian Pottery & Tile Works, oak furniture by Edward Maene, and stainedglass designs by Violet Oakley. “For generations, makers in the Philadelphia region have sought to mobilize the decorative arts in the service of recovering values of craftsmanship, artistic harmony, and cultural cohesion,” said Daniel Weiss, the George D. Widener Director and CEO of the Philadelphia Museum of Art. “Workshop of the World will demonstrate the unique role that this city played, and continues to play, as a center of innovation and global capital of craft.”

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In This Issue Designed by Henry Chapman Mercer (1856-1930) and made by Moravian Pottery & Tile Works (Doylestown, Pa., 1898 to present) is The Elk Mosaic, 1903, glazed earthenware, from the Philadelphia Museum of Art, gift of Henry C. Mercer, 1904.

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Michael Jordan/Kobe Bryant Jersey Combo Autograph Card Hits $869,250 Modern Era Card Market Shows Strength

A rare dual-autographed both Hall of Fame legends d e s i r a b l e e a r l y U p p e r Michael Jordan. It is only Cousy item ever sold. The Modern collecting also Michael Jordan and Kobe alongside game-worn jersey Deck trading cards as the f i t t i n g t h a t i t lea d s t h e ca rd , o n e o f o n ly t h re e proved exceptionally strong, Bryant card drew 53 bids on swatches, representing one first issue in hobby his- pack in this auction full of graded at that level with led by a 2025 Topps Chrome its way to $869,250 to lead of the earliest and most tory to offer dual-swatch record-setting results.” none higher, captures the Update Shohei Ohtani and Heritage Auctions’ Spring important dual-signed bas- auto cards,” remarked Chris Close behind was a 1957 Boston Celtics legend in his Aaron Judge MLB Gold LogoSports Card Catalog Auc- ketball cards ever produced. Ivy, Heritage’s director of Topps Bob Cousy Rookie No. MVP season and reflects the man MVP Autograph Relic tion to a total of $13,775,001 Its combination of rarity, sports auctions. “Not only 17 PSA Mint 9, which brought enduring demand for high- (#’d 1/4), which closed at on April 3 and 4. The lot was historical importance and is it exceedingly rare, it also $353,800, crushing the pre- grade vintage basketball $219,600. Featuring gold a 2000 Upper Deck Michael elite player pairing helped it is the first card ever dual- vious record of $63,000 to rookies. MLB logo patches worn by J ordan a n d Ko be B r ya n t achieve the highest result in signed by Kobe Bryant and become the most valuable Among the other nota- award winners and comJersey Combo autographed the auction. ble results was a 1955 Topps memorating the first backca rd ( # ’d 0 5/1 0 ) fea t u r“ T h i s c a rd i s o n e o f Jackie Robinson PSA Mint 9 to - ba c k MV P s eas o n s i n ing bold signatures from the most important and that realized $231,800, more both leagues, the card also than doubling the previ- carries a compelling origin ous record. The card’s bold story as a Christmas-mornhorizontal design and dual ing discovery, adding to imagery highlight Robin- its appeal among collecson during the prime of his tors seeking unique, narracareer, while its scarcity tive-driven pieces. in high grade continues to Additional basketball attract serious collectors highlights included a 1998 seeking historically signif- SkyBox Molten Metal Kobe icant pieces tied to one of Bryant Fusion-Titanium (#’d baseball’s most important /40), which set a record figures. Matching that result for the card at $207,400. Selling for $231,800 was this signed 1951 Bowman Mickey was a signed 1951 Bowman The visually striking insert Mantle Rookie PSA VG 3 with PSA/DNA Auto 9. It is a coveted Mickey Mantle Rookie PSA reflects the late-1990s era early Mantle issue and enhanced by an authenticated VG 3 with PSA/DNA Auto of innovation in card design 9, a coveted early Mantle and captures Bryant during autograph. issue enhanced by a strong his rapid ascent to superPUBLISHER: Jocelyn Engle authenticated autograph, stardom, further reinforca category that continues ing demand for scarce parEDITOR: Karl Pass to gain traction across the allels tied to key moments in kpass@antiquesandauctionnews.net Continued on page 3 hobby. 717-278-1404

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The 2000 Upper Deck Michael Jordan and Kobe Bryant Jersey Combo Autograph (#’d 05/10) featuring bold signatures from both Hall of Fame legends alongside game-worn jersey swatches, representing one of the earliest and most important dual-signed basketball cards produced, sold for $869,250.

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Vintage icons remained a driving force throughout the Continued from page 2 auction. A 1952 Topps Mickey a player’s career. Mantle PSA Good+ 2.5 from Football collectors com- the collection of World Golf peted heavily for elite Peyton Hall of Famer Fred Couples Manning rookie material, brought $158,600, setting a most notably a 1998 Playoff record price for the grade Contenders Rookie Ticket and demonstrating the conAutograph PSA Gem Mint t in u e d a cce ss ib il ity and 10, which realized $176,900. appeal of the hobby’s most One of just six examples to iconic post-war card across achieve that grade, the card a range of grades. represents a cornerstone The legendary outfielder issue from Manning’s rookie was featured on 88 lots that A 1955 Topps Roberto Clemente Rookie PSA NM-MT 8 sold for season and remains one of were sold in the auction. In $122,000. the defining quarterback addition to the signed 1951 cards of the modern era. Bowman and the 1952 card from Couples’ collection, other highlights included a 1952 Topps Mickey Mantle #311 SGC VG-EX+ 4.5 that brought $134,200, a 1969 Topps Mickey Mantle (Last Name In White) #500 PSA NM-MT 8 - MBA Silver that ended at $112,850 and a 1952 Topps Mickey Mantle #311 PSA VG 3 that achieved $109,800. Mantle, along with legends like Brooks Robinson, Willie Mays, Bob Gibson and Roger Maris, also was featured in a 1961 Topps Baseball Near it. I had owned another copy Master Set (591/596) that is of this print some years prior ranked No. 9 on the PSA Set but sold it when we moved to Registry that drew a winning New Mexico. I remembered bid of $82,350. Consigned by World Hall of the print because I had to Similarly, a 1955 Topps Fame golfer Fred Couples borrow money to buy it (the Roberto Clemente Rookie was this 1952 Topps Mickey first time I ever did that). I P S A N M - M T 8 r e a l i z e d Mantle PSA Good+ 2.5 which A 1998 SkyBox Metal Universe Ken Griffey Jr. Precious went back into my notes and $122,000, reflecting sus- brought $158,600, setting a Metal Gems (#’d /50) achieved $103,700, underscoring the found that I had an inven- tained demand for corner- record price for the grade. popularity of ultra-limited 1990s inserts. tory, started by a collector of stone rookie cards tied to this same print back in the Hall of Fame careers and 1960s, listing every time he enduring legacies. The Clehad seen one sold. He was mente rookie remains one of attempting to create a log the most sought-after cards to track the various copies of the 1950s, celebrated for over time. In it, he noted how both its visual appeal and rare the print was and that the legacy of the Pittsburgh By Peter Seibert only probably 50 total copies Pirates legend. were known. Going to any Collectors also showed One of the conundrums of the online auction data- strong interest in unopened that face collectors is the bases, I plugged in the print m a t e r i a l a n d c o m p l e t e question of rarity. Everyone title and discovered several sets, including a 1971 Topps has a story of being told that dozen had been sold in the B a s e b a l l w a x b o x w i t h something being offered to last three decades. Add into 24 unopened packs that them is so rare that no other those copies of the print in rea c h e d $1 2 2 ,0 0 0 , h i g h 3,500 Exhibit Booths 800+ Booths example exists in the whole museum collections. Well, the lighting the growing appeal world, only later to discover end result is that the print, of sealed vintage products 2026 Shows 2026 Shows 2027 Shows that there are in fact many while not common, is not as with the potential for highexamples out there and the unique as the 1960s collector grade discoveries. 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America’s First National Art Museum Honors The Country’s 250th In honor of the United to accept Freer’s bequest. “I Jacqueline Avant’s collection States’ 250th anniversary need not say how pleased of maki-e, a unique style of in 2026, the Smithsonian’s I am,” wrote Roosevelt to Japanese lacquerware. National Museum of Asian Freer upon the SmithsoAlso on-site, the museArt presents a roster of exhi- nian’s acceptance of the gift. um’s annual May festival, bitions, public programs To reflect on this histor- IlluminAsia, reflects on the and digital initiatives that ical moment on this anni- history and illuminates the highlight the long-stand- versary year, Robinson will future of the Asian Ameriing and ever-evolving cul- deliver a public talk on his can experience as part of the tural exchange between Asia f o r t h co m i n g b o o k , “ T h e Smithsonian-wide initiative and the United States. The Lives of Charles Lang Freer,” “Our Shared Future: 250.” This museum’s offerings reflect a reframing of the muse- year, IlluminAsia will focus on its origins as a gift to the um’s founding story that Asian American cinema and nation and its role in Amer- positions Freer as a sys- literature through screenings ican history as a leading tem-builder whose busi- accompanied by live scores, global resource for Asian ness practices and aesthetic book signings and panel arts and cultures. “That the ideals expressed the same discussions. first national art museum is governing impulse. More Online and in select partdevoted to making the arts details on the talk, which is ner institutions, the museum of different cultures acces- free with advance registra- will debut a digital 3D rensible to all is a testament tion, and the book’s release dition of American painter to the American ideals of will be announced later in James McNeill Whistler’s cross-cultural exchange and the year. Peacock Room, which is turnunderstanding,” said Chase T h e m u s e u m i s co m - ing 150 years old, coinciding National Museum of Asian Art has grown from philanthropic beginnings into a global F. Robinson, the museum’s memorating the nation’s with the nation’s 250th. The resource for the arts and cultures of Asia and their intersection with America. director. “As the nation turns 250th anniversary on-site, new virtual-reality experi250, we honor the past and online and on the road. ence, expected to be com- museum’s arts resources into highlighting the museum’s museum’s offerings will be look to the future by serv- On-site highlights include plete in 2027, will allow vis- local curricula year-round. strong partnerships with cul- available throughout 2026. ing as a dynamic, collabo- “A Museum in the Making,” i to rs to e x p e r i e n ce t h e Abroad, the museum opened tural organizations around Photo courtesy National rative institution, grounded opening Saturday, June 27, room’s East Asian-inspired its largest-ever loan exhibi- the world. Museum of Asian Art, Smithin cultural diplomacy, inter- which explores how Freer décor and Asian ceramics in tion in Tokyo in February, and More information on the sonian Institution. national partnerships and used his home in Detroit unprecedented detail. a major cultural hub in the greater access to our col- as a proving ground for the On the road, the museum city will feature virtual dislections and initiatives for United States’ first national celebrates the art it stewards plays of the museum’s Japaboth American and global a r t m u s e u m . T h re e n e w for the American people, nese art later in the spring. audiences.” exhibitions will feature the s h o w c a s i n g i t d o m e s t i - The Peacock Room will make ALL ADS IN GUIDE ARE LISTED IN ZIP CODE SEQUENCE WITHIN EACH STATE. The personal and profes- art collections and philan- cally and abroad. 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Vintage Posters Show Market Growth

Promotion Of Consumer Brands Of Yesteryear Took The Lead By Karl Pass

Amiot / Cremant du Roi” sold for $4,320. This framed, linen Potter & Potter Auctions backed, color lithograph was recently announced the results printed in 1922 in Paris by of a 580-lot vintage poster spe- Devambez. It advertised the cialty sale held on March 26. “sparkling wine of kings,” and Prices noted include the auc- was illustrated with a royal tion house’s 20 percent buy- figure shown giving the sign of perfection. The vintage poster er’s premium. The highest grossing lot for “Elsbar-Brau / Schneider was Alphonse Mucha’s (1860- Brive” served up $3,120. The 1939) “Job” which delivered early 20th-century color lith$5,040. It was published in ographed cardstock point-ofParis in 1898 by F. Champenois. purchase beverage poster was This classic, linen backed Art illustrated with a polar bear Nouveau advertising poster holding a tray with a frothy was illustrated with an attrac- mug of beer and was printed tive woman with a cigarette in Lyon-Paris by A. Ramboz. A Grateful Dead “Skelerolled with Job papers. The word “Job” was boldly printed ton and Roses” Avalon Ballacross the top. Leonetto Cap- room concert poster sold for piello’s (1875-1942) “Veuve 1,800. It was a third printing of By Leonetto Cappiello, “Veuve Amiot/Cremant du Roi” estimated at $2,000 to $3,000 and sold for $4,320. the classic design by Mouse “The results of this aucand Kelley. Another newswor- tion demonstrated a strong thy lot was the “Hong Kong / appetite for quality vintage Qantas” airline poster sell- posters. We were glad to once ing for $1,625. The ca. 1970s again be able to put together era linen backed advertising a sale with high points in sevposter was illustrated with the eral collecting areas,” noted profile of a dragon. It was from Joe Slabaugh, director of a series of Qantas posters with cataloging. images created using aborigiTo learn more, visit www. nal bark painting techniques. potterauctions.com.

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Historic Rock Ford will 18th century. Some of the registration is requested for programming our team has put together to celebrate Ameropen for its 2026 season with exciting loans featured in the planning purposes. The America250 event ica250,” stated executive direca focus on celebrating Ameri- exhibit include the doorway ca’s Semiquincentennial. The to George Ross’s Lancaster series highlights the culture tor Christina McSherry. “All the historic site, comprised of home, courtesy of Lancaster- and society of Colonial Amer- programming is grounded in the ca. 1794 General Edward History; Benjamin West’s por- ica and the Early Republic, the providing a variety of opportuHand Mansion and the John trait of Ann Wood Henry, cour- political events that made the nities for our guests to engage J. Snyder, Jr. Gallery of Early tesy of the Atwater Kent Col- revolution possible, and the with history and learn about Lancaster County Decorative lection at Drexel; and a 1780 military engagements from the the founding of our country and Arts, is located at 881 Rock- letter Edward Hand wrote to Revolutionary War. The His- early America. We have events ford Road, Lancaster, Pa., and his wife reacting to Benedict toric Fashion series explores that will appeal to everyone, is operated by the Rock Ford Arnold’s treason, courtesy the fashion of the 18th and of all ages, throughout the Foundation, a private not-for- of The Gilder Lehrman Insti- early 19th centuries and how season. From large celebratory profit corporation. tute of American History. The styles connect to the culture, events and concerts to lececonomy, and society of Colo- tures that investigate complex This year’s new exhibit exhibit runs until Oct. 31. in the Snyder Gallery, “LanIn addition to the new nial America and the Early issues and events that shaped caster’s Revolutionaries,” will exhibit, Historic Rock Ford will Republic. The Untold Stories of our nation, to hands-on activifocus on the many individu- host over 60 events to cele- the Revolution series explores ties, living history, and classes, als from Lancaster who made brate America250, including the stories of Revolutionary however you want to celebrate significant contributions to lectures, theater, living his- America that are rarely heard America250, you will find it at The Living Historians are (from left) are Jeremiah Martin, the patriot cause. Their moti- tory, concerts, and more. The in discussions, including sto- Historic Rock Ford this year,” Sam Leamer, Dr. Frederick Magner, and Matthew McLaughlin. vation reflected a deep com- season’s three programming ries of ordinary soldiers, his- furthered McSherry. Photo by Nancy Bradley. Guided tours of the Hand mitment to the ideals set forth series are America250, His- torically marginalized commuFor more information on in the Declaration of Indepen- toric Fashion, and Untold Sto- nities, religious communities, Mansion are Tuesday through through Friday and Sunday dence. Two guest curators will ries of the Revolution. The women, and more. All of these Friday and Sunday at 10 a.m., from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. and until Historic Rock Ford’s season contribute signature sections America250 series will fea- series feature nationally rec- noon, and 2 p.m. and Satur- 2 p.m. on Saturday. Tickets may and membership opporday at 10 a.m. and noon. The be purchased through the His- tunities, visit www.historic to the exhibit: Dr. Leroy Hop- ture major celebratory events, ognized historians. rockford.org. “I am really proud of the Snyder Gallery is open Tuesday toric Rock Ford website. kins, Jr. on the Black commu- including a Family Day event nity in Lancaster at the time on Sunday, June 7, and a large of the Revolution and Jess living history event on ThursMcPherson on the Indigenous day and Friday, July 2 and community of Lancaster in the 3. Both events are free, but

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generations have grappled capacity for renewal. Pink- the design of the American through themes of migra- in its original, magnificent with questions of national n e y ’ s v i s i o n , g r o u n d e d dime (Dec. 31, 1900 - Aug. 29, tion, mythology, and iden- frame, will be a highlight of Continued from page 1 identity and freedom. in optimism and equity, 1995). tity. It will be juxtaposed the exhibition. The museum on paper that reflect the The exhibition’s title is frames the exhibition’s cenA l o n g s i d e h i s t o r i c a l with Hiram Powers’ “Amer- will host extensive programe v e r - r e n e w e d i d e a l o f inspired by the late Phila- tral premise: that the prom- holdings from Woodmere’s ica,” a marble bust by the ming on Church, drawing art the American experiment. delphia-born artist and Ger- ise of America is not fixed, c o l l e c t i o n a n d s e v e r a l neoclassical sculptor, which historians, curators, and Works depicting maps and mantown native, Jerry Pink- but continuously reimag- important works on loan portrays 19th-century Amer- collectors of American art flags, alongside social and ney (1939-2021), whose con- ined by those who believe will be pieces by Philadel- ica as a Greek goddess. The from across the country. allegorical representations cept of the “arc of promise” in its unfolding potential. phia artists living and work- figure was Powers’ repre“We are proud to confrom the 18th through the a c k n o w le d ge d Am e r ica’s Pinkney’s works, including ing across the city today, sentation of America’s new- tribute to this moment of 21st centuries, are placed painful histories, slavery, “Jackie Robinson as a Brook- including protest photog- found freedom; the 13 orig- national reflection, as the in dialogue, revealing how displacement, and injustice, lyn Dodger ” (1982), first ra p h y b y H a r v e y Fi n k l e inal states were reflected in U n i te d S t a te s m a r k s i t s Philadelphia’s artists across while affirming the nation’s issued as a 20-cent com- and a mixed-media, hand- the stars on her crown. 250th anniversary. In Philmemorative stamp, will be crafted necklace by artist “Arc of Promise” also adelphia, a city with deep on display, as well as histor- and member of the Lenape serves as the centerpiece of histories tied to the counical works such as “Portrait Nation of Pennsylvania, Teri Woodmere’s participation try’s founding, ‘Arc of Promof Mary McLeod Bethune,” Hislop (b. 1962). At the heart as the Philadelphia anchor ise’ brings together works a sculptural bust of the of the exhibition, Henry for Church200, a nation- across generations to conBlack education advocate B e r m u d ez ’s “ M i ss A m e r- wide celebration marking sider how the idea of Amerby African American artist ica” (2019) is presented as the 200th anniversary of the ica has been shaped, chalSelma Burke, now recog- a key focal work offering a birth of leading landscape l e n ge d , a n d re i m a g i n e d nized as the woman behind layered vision of America painter Frederic Church and throughout history. This honoring his lasting impact is a chance to showcase o n A m e r i ca n a r t . Wo o d - the breadth of our collecmere’s celebrated paint- tion, from scenes of historic ing, “Sunset in the Berk- upheaval in Joseph Hirsch’s shire Hills” (1857), which ‘Boston Tea Party’ to illustrawas part of founder Charles tions, to the museum’s dear Continued on page 11 Knox Smith’s collection, and Severin Roesen’s “Flowers and Fruit,” ca. 1871, oil on canvas, 22.25 by 36 inches, was a museum purchase, 2018.

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Frederick Edwin Church’s “Sunset in the Berkshire Hills, (Massachusetts),” painted in 1857, is an oil on canvas, 28.5 by 35 inches, and was a bequest of Charles Knox Smith.

200 lots of mola panels with themes including Political, Religious, Mythical, Zoomorphic, Botanical, Pop Culture, Advertising, and more! The first public sale from a holding assembled by the two scholars who, more than any others, established the mola as a serious subject of folk art study. R127491

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Charles Sheeler’s “Vermont Landscape,” 1924, oil on canvas, 21 by 27.75 inches (frame), was a museum purchase, Charles Knox Smith Fund, 2004.

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Highlights from this period will have expanded and mined the Funding for the catalog is include documents of Amer- core principles of Arts and provided by The Andrew W. Continued from page 1 ica’s Sesquicentennial Expo- Crafts’ revival, survival, and Mellon Fund for Scholarly Pubincluded Bryn Athyn, where sition of 1926, an event that reformation. lications at the Philadelphia specialized workshops for underscored national tensions “We are excited to present Museum of Art, The Women’s medieval-inspired stained between industry and tradi- the first museum exhibition to Committee of the Philadelphia glass, woodwork, and forged tion, and Wharton Esherick’s feature Philadelphia’s creative Museum of Art, the Center for metalwork were organized, geometric Radio and Phono- contributions to the Arts and American Art at the Philadeland Rose Valley, a community graph Cabinet (1936-37), a for- Crafts movement in the United phia Museum of Art, the Decfounded on British artist Wil- ward-looking design made by States,” said David Barquist, orative Arts Trust, and Furtherliam Morris’s belief that urban hand yet intended to house the H. Richard Dietrich, Jr., more: a program of the J. M. environments were antithet- technologies that were potent curator of American Decora- Kaplan Fund. ical to art making. Works pro- symbols of modernity. tive Arts. “A special aspect of All exhibitions at the Philduced in these small-scale The exhibition’s final sec- Arts and Crafts in this region adelphia Museum of Art are artisan workshops will offer tion will explore the work of was the number of communi- underwritten by the Annual insight into how these com- contemporary artists, demon- ties established outside the Exhibition Fund. Generous munities fostered creativity as strating how Philadelphia con- city with handcraft production support is provided by Andrea an essential part of daily life, tinues to be an international as a primary goal.” Baldeck, M.D.; Julia and David from Donald Stephens’ oak craft capital. Ceramics by Syd This exhibition is made Fleischner; Robert Hayes; and wrought iron sideboard Carpenter and Roberto Lugo, possible through the gener- and Mark W. Strong and Dana (ca. 1915) to Frank Jeck’s cherry fiber art by Ted Hallman, and ous support of the Center for Strong. wood crib (1922) and Bible cab- a stained-glass work by Judith American Art at the PhiladelThe special exhibit will run inet (ca. 1926). Schaechter, among others, will phia Museum of Art, the Terra from July 5 to Oct. 18 in the As the city dealt with show how modern sensibilities Foundation for American Art, Morgan, Korman, and Field the impacts of World War I, and personal convictions are The Cotswold Foundation, Galleries (150 to 155). To learn craft ideals evolved in the applied to traditional methods Katie Adams and Tony Schaef- more, visit www.philamuseum. face of rapid modernization. and how contemporary makers fer, and an anonymous donor. org.

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stated Woodmere director William R. Valerio. Continued from page 10 About Woodmere friend, Jerry Pinkey, whose Nestled in the Chestl e g a c y s t i l l re s o n a t e s ,” nut Hill neighborhood of

Frank Jeck (1884-1965) made this crib from cherry in 1922, it is from the Glencairn Museum, Bryn Athyn, Pa., gift of Lachlan Pitcairn.

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By Violet Oakley is “Study for General Meade and Pennsylvania Troops in Camp before Gettysburg,” painted for the mural series “The Creation and Preservation of the Union,” Senate Franklin D. Briscoe’s “Pickett’s Charge-Battle of Gettysburg,” Chamber, Pennsylvania State Capitol, 1914, gouache, ink, painted in 1887, oil on canvas, 15.25 by 25.125 inches, was a and gold leaf on canvas board, 17.625 by 24.5 inches, was a museum purchase, with generous funding provided in part bequest of Charles Knox Smith. by The Barra Foundation Art Acquisition Fund, 2015.

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12 — Antiques & Auction News — May 1, 2026

GOLD & SILVER JEWELRY AUCTION

TUESDAY, MAY 19, 2026 AT 6 P.M. 2045 N. SHERMAN STREET YORK, PA (COMMONWEALTH FIRE CO. SOCIAL HALL)

IS PLEASED TO ANNOUNCE...

“OUR ANNUAL KICK OFF TO SPRING ESTATE AUCTION” AUCTION TO BE HELD ON:

SAT., MAY 9TH, 2026

STARTING AT 9:00 A.M. DOORS OPEN AT 8:00 A.M.

AUCTION LOCATION: THE FREDERICK FAIRGROUNDS (INDOORS-BUILDING #12)

HISTORIC FREDERICK, MARYLAND

797 EAST PATRICK STREET , 21701 “FEATURING MANY GREAT ITEMS FROM THE PERSONAL COLLECTIONS OF VI HENDERSON OF OAKTON, VIRGINIA & THE GAINES FAMILY FROM HARRISONBURG, VIRGINIA, PLUS OTHER CONSIGNORS”

GILBERT & GILBERT AUCTIONEERS INC. AY002086 Brian Gilbert AU002256L 717-891-0537

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Estate of Dr. Catherine H. Bene Charles Calkins Atty.

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150 + Lots of gold & silver jewelry including: Rolex Ladies Oyster Perpetual Gold wristwatch, Numerous 18K & 14K gold diamond and gemstone earrings, Asst. 14K gold necklaces and pendants, 14K gold rings, 14K & 18K gold cufflinks, Tiffany 18K gold flower pin, 14K gold gemstone bracelets, 14K diamond & ruby bracelet, Asst. 14K gold pins with gemstones, 10K gold rings & pins, Asst. lots of sterling jewelry, Sterling Silver bowls, 2 sets of Sterling Silver Flatware, Faberge Caviar set, Faberge Icon Egg, Lalique & Swarovski crystal. All auction announcements supersede all printed material. Inspection 3-6 pm. 10% Buyers Premium - Good Parking. Terms: Cash or Check with Auctioneers Approval. Credit Cards Accepted 3% Premium.

OVER 2,800 LOTS TO BE SOLD IN THIS ONE DAY AUCTION EVENT!!! THREE PROFESSIONAL AUCTIONEERS SELLING AT ONCE!!!

ONE AUCTIONEER SELLING LARGE U.S.COIN COLLECTION AT 9:00 A.M.

MICHAEL L. GOEPFERT OF RICHLAND AUCTION HALL

SATURDAY, MAY 9, 2026 • 9 A.M.

ALL MENTIONED ITEMS BELOW WILL SELL AT 9:00 A.M.

HUNDREDS OF ITEMS!! JEWELRY * STERLING SILVER * FINE ART WORK * FINE PRINTS * CHINA AND GLASSWARE * OLD CAMERAS * ANTIQUE FURNITURE * VINTAGE HAND TOOLS AND MODERN WORK SHOP TOOLS * SNOW BOARDS AND BOOTS * NUMEROUS MILITARY RELATED ITEMS INCLUDING SERVICE MEDALS * HOME DECOR * NUMEROUS COLORFUL TIN “NEW OLD STOCK” TOBACCO & CHEWING TOBACCO RELATED ADVERTISING SIGNS * VINTAGE TOY ATTIC FINDS OF ALL TYPES & DESCRIPTIONS * OLD MICROSCOPES * NUMEROUS NASCAR MEMORABILIA RELATED ITEMS INCLUDING DIE CAST CARS * TORCH LAMPS * MIRRORS * GARAGE FINDS * LAMPS * MARBLES * RUGS * VINTAGE CIGARETTE LIGHTERS * MANY, MANY GREAT & INTERESTING PRIMITIVES & HIGHLY COLLECTIBLE SMALLS OF MANY DESCRIPTIONS TUCKED AWAY FOR MANY YEARS IN LARGE ATTIC!!! THIS IS JUST A SHORT MENTION OF THE INTERESTING ITEMS TO BE SOLD!!! PLEASE GO TO http://WWW.AUCTIONZIP.COM (AUCTIONEERS ID#2894) OR TO http://WWW.PARZOWAUCTIONS.COM TO VIEW PHOTOS OF THE AUCTION BEING SET UP BY MY STAFF. STARTING TUESDAY, MAY 5TH & THROUGHOUT THE WEEK, THEY WILL BE UNPACKING & SETTING UP EVERYTHING!!! TERMS OF AUCTION: 12% BUYER’S PREMIUM ADDED TO THE HAMMER PRICE. *WE DO NOT ACCEPT CREDIT CARDS. NO INTERNET BIDDING* OUT OF STATE BUYER’S MUST HAVE A BANK LETTER STATING THAT THEIR CHECKING ACCOUNT HAS A NO BOUNCE CHECK HISTORY IF WISHING TO WRITE A CHECK DATED 3 DAYS PRIOR TO THE AUCTION DATE OF MAY 9TH, 2026. CHECKS ACCEPTED MARYLAND RESIDENTS WITH PROPER ID. ALL ITEMS SOLD AS-IS AND WHERE-IS, PAYABLE DAY OF THE AUCTION. ALL ANNOUNCEMENTS MADE ON AUCTION DAY SHALL TAKE PRECEDENCE OVER PREVIOUSLY DISTRIBUTED INFORMATION. NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY ACCIDENTS ENTER THIS PROPERTY AT YOUR OWN RISK. MARYLAND SALES TAX WILL BE COLLECTED UNLESS YOU HAVE A MARYLAND SALES & USE TAX CERTIFICATE PLEASE PROVIDE US WITH A COPY OF YOUR CERTIFICATE.

PREVIEW: FRIDAY MAY 8TH- 5-7 PM, SATURDAY MAY 9TH- 8AM

ST. JOHN’S ACTIVITY CENTER, 26 1ST AVENUE, RICHLANDTOWN, PA 18955

FOR MORE INFORMATION ABOUT THIS AUCTION OR CONSIGNING TO OUR MONTHLY AUCTIONS. PLEASE CONTACT

HOWARD B. PARZOW, AUCTIONEER

To be held at the Chupp Auction Center, 890 S Van Buren St, SHIPSHEWANA, IN 46565

FRIDAY, MAY 15, 2026 Join us in Beginning at 9:30 AM

• 9 Gas Pumps (including 2 clock face pumps) • Many Sinclair Items • 300+ Oil Tins (Antifreeze, Fuel, Grease & more -all sizes) • Collection of Early License Plates • Toy Trucks MISC PETROLEUM ITEMS: Floor model EcoTireflator; various oil can displays; pair of 8’ service station lights; porcelain Marvelube floor model oil bottle display rack; (2) Gilbert Barker floor model oil dispensers; Sinclair floor model oil can display rack; Aromax gas pump globe; coinoperated road map dispenser; (2) Gold Crown globes; SIGNS: PETROLEUM: 48” DSP Sinclair; 28” DSP RPM Motor Oil; 30” DSP Skelly Aromax Gasoline; Sinclair Credit Cards Honored; 30” DSP Texaco Motor Oil on stand; flanged Goodrich Garage Tires; Fisk Tires & Tubes; 42” DSP Texaco Motor Oil; Firestone; OTHERS: Wells Fargo & Co. Express; DeLaval Milker; various soda; Mercury Outboards; farm signs; NY 5 glass cat eye highway sign; Mail Pouch Tobacco thermometer; various thermometers; plus more! Many more items too numerous to mention…

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MICHAEL L. GOEPFERT AUCTIONEER AU-002271-L NO OUT-OF-STATE OR AREA CHECKS. 15% BUYER’S PREMIUM. NO SALES TAX

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RICHLAND AUCTION HALL IS PROUD TO SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION, A 1-PERSON LIFE-LONG COLLECTION OF MUSICAL ITEMS & CLOCKS. THIS AUCTION INCLUDES MANY DIFFERENT EDISON PHONOGRAPHS, DIFFERENT SIZE MUSIC BOXES & DIFFERENT TYPES OF CYLINDER MACHINES. MOST ITEMS ARE IN GREAT SHAPE W/ SOME VERY HARD TO FIND MUSIC MACHINES. ONCE YOU LOOK AT THE PICTURES ON AMI Jukebox AUCTIONZIP.COM #8116, YOU WILL SEE WHAT I MEAN. ALONG WITH THE MACHINES, WE WILL BE SELLING APPROX. 30 FINE SHELF & HANGING CLOCKS. THE AUCTION WILL START WITH MANY METAL DISCS,CYLINDERS & CORN COB ROLLS. THERE ARE ALSO MANY 45- 78 & EDISON RECORDS. ALSO WITH EVERYTHING ELSE TO BE SOLD, WE WILL BE SELLING OUT THE WORKSHOP OF PARTS RELATED TO MUSIC MACHINES & CLOCKS. HUNDREDS OF ZINC & WOODEN ORGAN PIPES. MANY PHOTOS & DESCRIPTIONS ON AUCTIONZIP.COM @ #8116. NO ABSENTEE OR PHONE BIDS WILL BE ACCEPTED, MAKE PLANS NOW TO ATTEND. Regina Hexaphone