Issuu

PRSRT STD U.S. POSTAGE PAID ENGLE PUBLISHING CO.

ANTIQUES NEWS, P.O.BOX 500 MOUNT JOY, 17552 ADDRESS SERVICE REQUESTED

FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 4, 2026 • VOL. 56, NO. 35

Sept. 5 Event In Lewisburg, Pa. Roller Mills Antique Mall And Street Of Shops To Celebrate Milestone Anniversaries

Rollermills Antique Mall is celebrating 35 years in business.

Tw o o f the S us que hanna Valley’s most beloved shopping destinations will celebrate milestone anniversaries with a special day of festivities on Saturday, Sept. 5, as Rollermills Antique Mall marks its 35th anniversary and Street of Shops celebrates 30 years in business. The celebration will take place at both locations and will feature special sales, refreshments, and anniversary events throughout the day as the businesses thank the customers, vendors, and employees who have supported them over the past three decades. Founded by Craig Bennett, Rollermills Antique Mall opened in 1991 at 517 Saint Mary St., Lewisburg, Pa., inside a historic flour mill originally constructed in 1883. Bennett carefully restored the landmark building, transforming it into one of the largest antique malls in the East. Today, the Rollermills is home to approximately 400 antique dealers and vendors and continues to attract

visitors in search of quality antiques, collectibles, and unique treasures. Fi ve yea rs la te r, B e n n e t t restored another historic Lewisburg landmark, the former Pennsylvania House Upholstery Plant at 100 N. Water St., creating the Street of Shops, which opened in 1996. Designed as an indoor streetscape unlike any other in the area, the destination now features more than 500 vendors and crafters, along with a popular indoor flea market on the lower level and a nostalgic 1950s-style restaurant serving homestyle favorites. Together, the two destinations welcome more than 20,000 visitors each month, drawing shoppers, collectors, and antique enthusiasts from across the MidAtlantic and Northeast. Their continued success has helped make Lewisburg a regional destination while contributing to the local economy and preserving two of

Antiques And Primitive Goods Show At Walker Homestead One-Day Event To Be Held Sept. 26 By Karl Pass The Walker Homestead will host its fall Walker Homestead’s Antiques and Primitive Goods Show on Saturday, Sept. 26, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at 19 Martin Road, Brookfield, Mass. The show features 40-plus reputable dealers in early country antiques and quality handmade primitive goods from all over New England and beyond on Walker Homestead’s lawns and back fields. Now in its 17th year, the show is a greatly anticipated twice-yearly event. Walker Homestead, the home Continued on page 10

Continued on page 5

Three-Day Sale On-Tap For Hess Auction Group Antiques And Advertising Event Will Be Sept. 9, 10, And 11 Conestoga Auction (a division of Hess Auction Group) is pleased to announce its three-day Antiques, Americana, and Advertising auction taking place on Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday, Sept. 9, 10, and 11. The first day will consist of the Civil War artifact and weapons collection of Craig and Cynthia Wertz, of Gordonville, Pa., along with a selection of antique tools, early Continued on page 11

In This Issue Craig Bennett owns the Rollermills Antique Mall and Street Of Shops in Lewisburg, Pa.

The Street of Shops is a unique destination of more than 500 vendors and crafters, along with an indoor flea market on the lower level and a nostalgic 1950s-style restaurant.

SHOPS, SHOWS & MARKETS . . . . . . .

starting on page 3

SHOPS DIRECTORY . . . . . . .

on page 5

EVENT & AUCTION CALENDAR on page 5 AUCTIONEER DIRECTORY . . . . on page 8 AUCTION SALE BILLS . . . . . . on page 9

FEATURE ARTICLE: New Jersey State Button Society Show - Page 4

CLASSIFIEDS . . . . . . . . . . . on page 11

antiquesandauctionnews.net

2 — Antiques & Auction News — September 4, 2026

American Furniture, Folk Art And Fine Art Comes To Market Nye & Company Two-Day Sale Slated For Sept. 9 And 10

F027604

Nye & Company Auction- thrilled to bring The Stradling glass. Their decades of col- pieces destined to attract eers invites collectors, deal- Study Collection to market lecting, dealing and scholar- serious attention from Amerers, designers and connois- in partnership with Connor ship placed them among the icana collectors. A major furseurs everywhere to dis- Rush of SFR Antiques, whose most influential specialists niture highlight is the Federal cover two days of excep- assistance and scholarship in American ceramics. The inlaid cherrywood bombé tional objects at its Chic and were instrumental in com- Stradling material is more swell-front chest of drawers Antique Auction on Wednes- pleting the catalogue for than a group of exceptional attributed to George Stedday and Thursday, Sept. 9 and this important offering,” said objects; it’s a window into the man (1795-1881), Norwich, Vt., 10, beginning at 10 a.m. EST Andrew Holter of Nye & Com- intellectual history of Amer- ca. 1815-1822. ican ceramics collecting,” both days. pany Auctioneers. Stedman was part of the At the heart of the sale “Diana and J. Garrison added Holter. vigorous cabinetmaking traThe collection is officially dition of northern Vermont. is more than 100 lots from ‘Gary’ Stradling have been the Stradling Study Collec- partners in the antiques busi- titled “The Stradling Study He worked in Chester before tion,property from the New ness since 1967 and became Collection: American Pot- ultimately moving to NorYork City antiques dealers particularly respected for tery at Its Most Collectible.” wich, and scholarship has Diana and Gary Stradling. their expertise in Ameri- Among the standouts is a associated his work with “ N y e & C o m p a n y i s can pottery, porcelain and signed “S. RISLEY / NORWICH” the distinctive use of cherry, Connecticut relief-molded string inlay and French-inRockingham-glazed stone- spired Federal forms. Verware corn pitcher, a superb mont furniture of this period example of the distinctive is particularly compelling molded stoneware produced because it combines sophis- A ca. 1815-22 Federal inlaid cherrywood bombe swell-front in 19th-century New England. ticated cosmopolitan design chest of drawers, attributed to George Stedman (Norwich, Another lot is a Swan Hill with the materials and crafts- Vt., 1795-1881), is estimated at $15,000 to $30,000. Pottery (South Amboy, N.J.) manship of a relatively rural molded Rockingham-glazed market. The offered chest is presentation Toby mug with a rare form, with only four or frog. Swan Hill is a compel- five known examples. ling chapter in the history of Another furniture star is New Jersey ceramics. The pot- a Federal carved and ormotery was established at South lu-mounted mahogany sofa, Amboy in 1849, and its pro- possibly by Samuel Field duction is associated with McIntire (1780-1819), Salem, makers including Edward Mass., early 19th century. The PUBLISHER: Jocelyn Engle Hanks and Charles Fish. The sale also includes a Federal factory became known for mahogany eagle-inlaid easy EDITOR: Karl Pass yellow ware and Rocking- chair, Massachusetts, ca. 1790, kpass@antiquesandauctionnews.net ham-glazed wares, part of formerly handled by the firm 717-278-1404 the flourishing American pot- Israel Sack Inc. tery industry that drew heavFor collectors who prefer DISPLAY SALES: Tim Moore ily upon Staffordshire tech- their Americana with a little tmoore-ant@engleonline.com nology and designs. more patina and a little less 717-492-2534 The firm’s story becomes polish, the sale offers a seleceven more fascinating with tion of early painted furni- A rare Philadelphia relief-molded redware pitcher, attributed CLASSIFIEDS: Charles Coxon, the English- ture. The Dr. Josiah Bartlett to Haig, will be estimated at $2,000 to $3,000. 1-800-800-1833, ext 6022 born potter and modeler Federal grain-painted apothantiquesnews@engleonline.com who left the Bennett Pottery ecary chest, N.H., 1790-1820 is and operated Swan Hill from in original surface. SUBSCRIPTION & CIRCULATION: around 1858-1860. Coxon proThe chest is associated duced highly sculptural Rock- with Dr. Josiah Bartlett, one of 717-492-2556 ingham and yellow wares New Hampshire’s most distinthere before moving to Tren- guished 18th-century physiAntiques & Auction News is distributed at shops, ton and establishing Coxon & cians and statesmen. Bartlett shows, markets and auctions throughout the Co. His Swan Hill production practiced medicine beginning Mid-Atlantic region. is rare and highly sought after in 1750, signed the Declaraby specialists. tion of Independence, served ADVERTISING DEADLINE: Other highlights include in the Continental Congress, Every Thursday at 11 A.M. a rare Philadelphia relief- became the first president of molded redware pitcher, the New Hampshire Medical Issues are mailed one week prior to publication date. attributed to Haig, and an Society and later served as equally scarce Bennington Governor of New Hampshire. Antiques & Auction News is published weekly. scroddled earthenware fig- The Bartlett chest was once We reserve the right to edit material submitted for ural book flask with applied owned by the late dealer Marpublication to conform to the editorial guidelines of star. A detailed bibliogra- guerite Riordan. Antiques & Auction News. Reproduction of artwork, phy for lots 1-111 has been Another standout is a editorial or advertising copy is strictly prohibited prepared to accompany this paint-decorated pine chest of without the written consent of the publisher. offering. drawers, Mid-Atlantic States, Beyond the ceramics, possibly Gettysburg-area, Pa., Antiques & Auction News the sale offers a particu- ca. 1840, formerly handled by PO Box 500 larly strong selection of early James and Nancy Glazer and Mount Joy, PA 17552 American and English fur- once in the collection of Peter niture and folk art from pri- and Barbara Goodman. ANTIQUESANDAUCTIONNEWS.NET vate collections, with several The sale also features sev- An oil on canvas portrait in the manner of Jacopo Robusti eral attractive sets of painted Tintoretto (Venice, Italy 1518-1594), depicting Pietro Capello, Continued on page 9 Governor of Frulli, will be estimated at $30,000 to $50,000.

P.O. BOX 500, MOUNT JOY, PA 17552

SUBSCRIBE TODAY!

$28.00

6 Months, 1st Class

$48.00

1 Year, 1st Class

$80.00

Each issue contains important, dated material. For timely delivery, subscribe by 1st Class. NOTE TO 3RD CLASS SUBSCRIBERS: No refunds available for late delivery. Post Office does not promise delivery by a specific date.

PAYMENT ENCLOSED

All checks must be in U.S. funds. Checks must be drawn on U.S. bank add $7.00 to sub. price outside of U.S.

CHARGE TO:

#�� EXP. DATE ��

NAME ��

4 EASY WAYS TO SUBSCRIBE!

ADDRESS ��

➊ Call: 1-800-800-1833, ext. 2556 ➋ Fax this form: 717-892-6016 ➌ Mail this form to address shown ➍ www.antiquesandauctionnews.net

PHONE: ( ��) ��

and receive

10% DISCOUNT

Have your credit card number and expiration date ready when you call!

CITY �� STATE �� ZIP ��

DATE �� Where did you pick up this copy of ANTIQUES & AUCTION NEWSTM? COLLECTOR SHOW MGR.

DEALER OTHERS

AUCTIONEER

Receive Our Email Newsletter: Email Address ��

F027603

ANTIQUES & AUCTION NEWSTM

1 Year, 3rd Class

The watercolor on paper by Arthur Burdett Frost (1851-1928), titled “The Hunters Story,” is estimated at $40,000 to $60,000.

antiquesandauctionnews.net

Antiques & Auction News — September 4, 2026 — 3

Collector Anecdotes And Antics

The Death Of Physical Media Is Now Upon Us happens when a company all the downloading. it, I don’t want to collect it. new movies at 8 p.m. on a media. I have to find someachieves almost total market I was one of the many I have financial assets com- Friday night. Those who were thing more uplifting to write dominance? This is just one critics of an all-digital future prised of ones and zeros sit- there remember. And sadly, about for my next article to of the questions video game and still am. As a collector, ting in a brokerage account all it will ever be is a moment make up for this. Shawn Surmick has been collectors are finding them- I have many vintage video for that. I expect my collect- in time, much like tears in the selves asking, and some games in my collection, and ibles to be tangible and in rain. Thank you for allowing an avid collector since the are now even wondering if I can play them any time I physical form: the rare coin, me to quote a line from the age of 12. He currently resides allowing Sony to have this want. Physical media means the key vintage comic book, movie “Blade Runner” in this in his hometown of Boyermuch power was ever wise to ownership. If any readers the scarce action figure, the article. How fitting. A movie town, Pa., and is a passionate begin with? own an Atari 2600 that was limited-edition trading card, about a technological dysto- collector of antiques and colThe video game industry released in the late 1970s, all the vintage Nintendo video pia being quoted in an article lectibles. His articles focus on found itself encased in its those game cartridges sitting game. I have no desire to about a faceless greedy tech various topics affecting the own bubble with the devel- in your basement covered in collect what amounts to be company destroying physical marketplace. opment of the internet and, dust can still be played today digital tokens of some kind more specifically, the abil- like they could back in 1980! contained on a hard drive or ity to offer interactive enter- That is the power of owning lost somewhere in a blocktainment via digital content. the actual games, and yes, chain. I am confident those By Shawn Surmick Younger generations, who some of those old games are of you either around my age quickly started to discover worth money on the second- or older will agree with me. Previously Known As Antiques at 200 East on Broad Street The consumer has lost. video games at an earlier ary market. I started my first However, I do lose sleep worThe death of physical media age than older generations, business in the antiques and rying about the younger gen200 East on Broad Street, Quakertown, PA has finally arrived. On July 1, were not used to having to collectibles trade with the erations of collectors who ANTIQUE FURNITURE Sony announced they would buy physical video games at rise of eBay by selling col- disagree with me. COLLECTIBLES AND MORE no longer produce video retail stores or via Amazon. lectible video games. Back Physical media wasn’t STOREWIDE BARGAINS games in physical form as The video game industry in the 1990s, I helped pre- supposed to die like this. A of January 2028. Sony is cur- quickly learned that if they dict the current boom we are greedy, faceless corporarently one of the two leading could sell games through seeing in collectible home tion making a bad decision home video game makers in their own digital store fronts video games. My generation to save a few dollars, and Please Call the world, right behind Nin- that were set up on the same (Generation X) was the very now the market for home tendo. The announcement day the consumer brought first generation weaned on video games will change sent shockwaves through the home their shiny new video electronic interactive enter- entirely come January 2028. video game industry, with all game console, then they tainment. My parents will tell I already made the decision major news companies com- could potentially save costs you that even though I was that I won’t be part of this. menting on the announce- by not having to manufac- born in 1976, by 1980, I was There are literally tens of ment. Sony has been the dar- ture physical games. The end already becoming a prom- thousands of video games ling of the video game world consumer could simply just inent Pac-Man player, and released in physical form since the original Sony Play- log on, enter their credit card it was my first arcade video that I have yet to fully play Station video game system number, and download the game I ever played (this or own. I will not be buying ANTIQUE CENTER h i t t h e N o r t h A m e r i c a n game of their choice right to makes perfect sense, as Pac- the next PlayStation system 517 St. Mary’s Street, Lewisburg, PA 17837 market in 1995 at a time when their system. Man only used a simple joy- come 2028. It is sad that the Nintendo and Sega conWhen this option first stick and was one of the eas- future of physical games lies OPEN 7 DAYS 10-5 trolled the industry with an came available back around iest games for little kids to solely with Nintendo. Nin570-524-5733 www.rollermills.com iron fist. Back then, few ana- 2 0 0 6 , m o s t c o n s u m e r s learn how to play back in tendo hasn’t exactly been lysts would have predicted treated it as an afterthought. the day). Video games have kind to physical media over that Sony would successfully After all, stores that catered always been in my blood and the years either, but that’s a defeat Sega, who stopped to the trading of home video at my core. story for another day. Howmanufacturing video game games were commonplace S o w h a t d o e s t h i s ever, at least as of right now, hardware in 2001, while the at this time. It took a lot of announcement from Sony I should be able to buy a Sony PlayStation 2 rose to convincing from the major really mean? Well, as some- new Nintendo video game dominance. Even Nintendo video game companies to one who is deeply ingrained in physical form come JanTwo-Floor Multi-Dealer Mall Featuring was caught off guard with get consumers to give up in the antiques and collect- uary 2028. Nintendo, if you the success of the Sony Play- physical media, but slowly ible trade, it means that are reading this right now, A Variety Of Antiques And Collectibles With Station brand and was forced and surely, people did. Just after January 2028, we have please keep that a reality. Reasonable Prices to come up with new ways like how much privacy we as zero chance of any newly OPEN THURS.-MON. And to the younger genfor consumers to play home consumers handed over to released Sony PlayStation erations who helped usher in 10 A.M.-5:30 P.M. video games because the major technological monop- game becoming collectible in this new digital-only future CLOSED TUES. & WED. company could not compete olies just to be able to use physical form! I don’t want to (or what I call a technological with Sony in sheer process- social media, most gamers even think about a day when hell), I don’t think you fully Located At The “Crossroads” Of Rts. 743 And 322 ing power alone. To be fair, didn’t even notice the tran- digital goods may be seen as understand what they have 825 COCOA AVE., over the years, competition sition that was taking place, serious collectibles. Long- taken from you. I can assure HERSHEY, PA 17033 between these two heavy- but over time digital soft- time readers will note my you though, just ask anyone weights has been great for ware sales started to outpace disdain for NFT’s (non-fun- who remembers video movie 717-520-1600 consumers. But as any critic physical software sales, and gible tokens) and cryptocur- rental stores and the memof capitalism will always ask, it wasn’t just the younger rencies. I am a traditional- ories that were made by www.crossroadsantiques.com how big is too big and what generations that were doing ist. If I can’t personally hold browsing the selection of

2 ND LIFE ANTIQUES

R054156

DEALER SPACE AVAILABLE 267.885.4523

R079635

400 ANTIQUE DEALERS

R130509

CROSSROADS ANTIQUE MALL

lde Factory Antiques & Crafts You’ll say “I’ll be back!”

30 YEAR celebration

Antiques, Collectibles Vintage

September 11-13

Antiques, Vintage, Glassware, Decor, Jewelry, Toys, Collectibles & So Much More! Save the Date: Ribbon Cutting & History Ceremony Saturday, September 12th 1-3 pm 3 Floors, 24,000 sq. ft. Over 200 booths • Elevator 139 South Hanover Street,

Sales Galore! & Door Prizes!

Hummelstown, PA (717) 566-5685

Open Daily Mon.-Sat. 9-5; Sun. 12-5

R130683

(Just West Of Hershey)

work • Jewelry • Furniture • Clothing • Art s • Vinyl • Glassware • Textile c Books • Vintage Books • Hardware • Comi s • Sports Memorabilia • Toy • Crystals & So Much More!

GATEWAY VINTAGE

EVERY SAT. & SUN. OPEN FRIDAYS STARTING 9/18 10AM-6PM

Gateway Shopping Center 153 Swedesford Road Wayne, PA

We Buy & Sell Vintage Merchandise! Vendor Space Available

Market: 484-320-8019 Office: 215-625-FLEA (3532)

“Your Gateway To The Past”

(Next to Five Below)

Free Admission! Free Parking!

@PhilaFleaMarkets PhilaFleaMarkets.org

R130698

4 — Antiques & Auction News — September 4, 2026

antiquesandauctionnews.net

Stars, Stripes, And Buttons Set For Sept. 19

New Jersey State Button Society’s Button Show To Be Held In Titusville, N.J. “Stars, Stripes, and But- Bordentown resident and with such themes as Happy NJSBS’ popular raffle. tons” will be on display on president of NJSBS. “Some Birthday USA and Fashions Founded in 1941, when Saturday, Sept. 19, when connect directly to uni- in Lafayette’s Time will be a nationwide interest in the New Jersey State Button forms, commemoratives, on display, along with craft button collecting was surgSociety (NJSBS) hosts its c a m pa i g n s , o r n a t i o n al projects, like the “make a ing, the NJSBS helps its Fall 2026 Button Show and identity. Others catch the button from a poker chip” members to study, collect, Competition from 9 a.m. spirit of the theme more c h al l e n ge o rga n i z e d b y and enjoy garment buttons from the present and cento 4 p.m. at the Union Fire quietly: a simple star, stripe, artist Nancy DeDubois. Company and Rescue Squad eagle, shield, or flash of Experienced and knowl- turies past. Monthly club at 1396 River Road in Titus- red, white and blue,” fol- edgeable dealers will also meetings are held in Lawville, N.J. Admission and lowed Dobrinsky. be on-site to offer hun- rence, Bridgewater, Montparking are free of charge. Button historian John- dreds of antique, vintage gomery, and Manchester. “Garment buttons offer son Frazier will speak about and modern clothing butFor additional informaa wonderful way to view the rare commemorative tons, educational books, tion about button collecting America’s story through buttons that honored Mar- and more for purchase. or membership, email Butobjects both humble and quis de Lafayette during Guests may enter to win tonsInNewJersey@gmail. e x t ra o rd i n a r y,” a cco rd - his 1824 tour of the United one of several door prizes com or visit www.NewJersey ing to Kelly Dobrinsky, a States. Creative art entries and purchase tickets for StateButtonSociety.com.

This 19th-century metal button, depicting Lafayette, is among those that will be on display and for sale at the New Jersey State Button Society Fall Show.

The Original 187th Semi-Annual

YORK, PA ANTIQUES SHOW & SALE York Fairgrounds Convention & Expo Center MEMORIAL HALL EAST

334 Carlisle Ave.,York, Pennsylvania 17404

Show Phones: • (717) 718-1097 • (302) 542-3286

Sept. 18 & 19, 2026 Friday - 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. • Saturday - 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. 60 Selected Exhibitors featuring 18th- & 19th-Century American, English, Primitive and Period Furniture and Accessories Fine Early China and Glassware • 18th- & 19th-C. Silver • Chinese Export Porcelain Oriental Rugs • Fine Antique Jewelry • Antique Toys • Pewter Early Kitchen & Fireplace Accessories • Historic American Militaria American & English Samplers • Navajo Rugs, Pueblo Pottery, Baskets and Native American Artifacts

Johnson Frazier is a button historian and will show rare buttons that honored Lafayette in 1824 at the New Jersey State Button Society Fall Show on Saturday, Sept. 19, in Titusville.

GENERAL ADMISSION $10.00 EACH - WITH THIS AD $9.00 EACH H CREDIT CARDS ACCEPTED H

Hamburg Antiques Center

H Good Food H Free Parking H No Smoking in Building H Air Conditioned

20 S. 4th Street, Hamburg, PA

MANAGED BY: MELVIN L. ARION • P.O. Box 119 • Laurel, DE 19956-0119 • (302) 875-5326

Family Owned and Operated Located in the heart of Historic Hamburg, Pennsylvania

10th Anniversary Sale!

www.theoriginalyorkantiquesshow.com

20% OFF

E x h i b i t o r s

Fleshman’s Antiques, New Market, MD A Bird in Hand, Florham Park, NJ Robert Conrad, Yeagertown, PA Michael Gunselman, Centreville, DE Heller-Washam, Portland, ME H&L Antiques, Princeton, NJ Beaver Creek Antiques & Arms, Dillsburg, PA Jane Langol, Medina, OH Marvin Wies, Baltimore, MD Antiques from Home, Bethesda, MD Soheil Oriental Rugs, Roslyn, NY Hilary & Paulette Nolan, Falmouth, MA The Haneberg’s Antiques, East Lyme, CT Jon Mehl, York, PA Newsom & Berdan, Thomasville, PA Christopher & Bernadette Evans, Waynesboro, VA Steve Smoot Antiques & Navajo Textiles, Lancaster, PA Jewett & Berdan, New Castle, ME Sandy Jacobs-Scott Bassoff, Swampscott, MA Saratoga Fine Art, Saratoga Springs, NY Joan Bowman Antiques, Milford, DE Lisa S. McAllister, Clear Spring, MD Nancy & Gene Pratt, Victor, NY Marc Witus, Gladstone, NJ John Kolar American Antiques, Hershey, PA Ziebarth’s Antiques, Verona, WI James Grievo, Stockton, NJ Daniel and Karen Olson, Newburgh, NY Thomas Restoration, Jeff Ingram, Justin Galczynski, Laurel, MD Mark and Kelli Saylor, Cape May, NJ Greg K. Kramer & Co., Robesonia, PA Neverbird Antiques, Surry, VA Larry Thompson, Atlanta, GA Sorisio’s Antiques, Leechburg, PA Michael Whittemore, Punta Gorda, FL Marc Calcino, Clifton Heights, PA East Nottingham Antiques, North East, MD Hollis Brodrick, Portsmouth NH Timothy P. Cassady, Fallston, MD Lucinda’s Collection of Fine Antiques, Tully, NY Joseph J. Lodge, Lederach, PA Martin & Kathyann Weber Antiques, Middletown, NY James Island Antiques, Charleston, SC Carol & Gene Rappaport, Lancaster, PA James L. Price, Carlisle, PA James J. FrItz, York, PA Willow Springs Perennial Antiques, Rexford, NY Historic Trappe (Lisa Minardi), Trappe, PA The Norwood’s Spirit of America, Timonium, MD Thurston Nichols, Bethlehem, PA Hanes and Ruskin, Niantic, CT Robert Burger Sporting Art, Mount Vernon, OH Adirondack Store & Gallery, Christopher English, Lake Placid, NY Richard M. Worth, Centreville, DE The Vernacular, Jude Collin Gleason, Philadelphia, PA Stephen-Douglas, Rockingham, VT OTA Antiques, Stephen LaMachia, Marlborough, MA Steve Sherhag, Canfield, OH

Entire Shop Sept. 11th, 12th, 13th Dealer Friendly Shop Always Buying & Selling Primitives, Ephemera, Furniture, Folk Art & Advertising

484.665.3636 hamburgantiquesctr@aol.com

R130251

O f

HOURS: Mon. 10-2, Wed.-Thur. 10-4, Fri.-Sat. 10-5, Sun. 11-4, Closed Tues.

GREAT DEALS ON ALL Furniture, Accessories & Lamps

Open Mon.-Fri. 9am-5pm Sat.-Sun. 10am-5pm

211 Silvermoon Lane, Lewisburg

(570) 568-6131

www.silvermoonfurniture.net Large Variety of Quality Furniture at Reasonable Prices. We Also Finance.

(570) 523-6255

Lewisburg Antique Mall 131 Silvermoon Ln. Lewisburg, PA 17837 200 DEALERS Open DAILY 10-6, Sun. 10-5, Closed Tues.

(570) 568-2276

R129277

L i s t

(570) 551-2095

Wednesday, Thursday, Friday & Sunday 6am to 2pm, Saturday 6am to 12pm

EAT-IN OR TAKE-OUT Breakfast Specials, Homemade Soups, Chicken & Waffles, Our Famous Roast Beef

Lewisburg Antique Barn 211 Silvermoon Lane Lewisburg, PA 17837 700 Dealer Spaces Antiques, Collectibles Open 10-5 Daily, Closed Tues. R126372

SHOP DIRECTORY

ALL ADS IN GUIDE ARE LISTED IN ZIP CODE SEQUENCE WITHIN EACH STATE.

antiquesandauctionnews.net

Antiques & Auction News — September 4, 2026 — 5

CALENDARS

AUC TIONS

SHOW & FLEA MARKET CALENDAR

01/23-24/2027, Columbus 09/03/2 02 6 , K i n ze rs NEW JERSEY CONNECTICUT 18944 Perkasie 215-257-3564 Sat 9am - 6pm, Sun 10am Thurs 10 AM & Online, www. 19711 Newark 302-454-8007 TREASURE TROVE, 6 S. 7th Street. 09/20/2026, Ewing - Sun 09/26/2026, Lebanon - Sat AUNT MARGARET’S ANTIQUE MALL, Estate jewelry, furniture, linens, vintage 10am, auctionzip.com #1070. e m b a s s y a u c t i o n s i n t e r 9 AM - 3 PM, 856 Trumbull 4pm, 717 East 17th Ave, Scott 294 E. Main St. Mon- Sat. 10-5, Sun clothing, glass, china, books, toys, Antique Markets national.com. Medical bones, 12-5. 2 floors. Antiques, collectibles, Highway, Lebanon Historical kitchenware, advertising, postcards. Selling life-long collection vintage, primitives, much more! Primitives to Deco. Dealers Welcome. of a World War II submarine curiosities, skulls & taxi- Society 02/21-22/2026, Columbus www.auntmargaretsantiquemall.com Mon.-Sat. 10-5. In business 42 years. dermy. Embassy Auctions Sat 9 AM - 6 PM, Sun 10 AM radio operator. Tools, tool International, LLC DELAWARE - 4 PM, 717 East 17th Avenue, cabinets, table-top radios, 18962 Silverdale 215-453-1414 19711 Newark 302-733-7677 THE FACTORY ANTIQUES AND lanterns, brass bells, boats, 09/0 5/2 02 6 , O r w i gs b u rg 10/03/2026, New Castle - Scott Antique Markets MAIN STREET ANTIQUES, 23 Possum COLLECTIBLES, 130 West Main Street, insulators, milk bottles, log Park Mall. Winter Hrs.: Mon.-Sat. - Saturday 10 am, w w w. Sat 9 AM - 2 PM, Rt 13/198 S Rt. 113, Bucks County. Featuring 45 PENNSYLVANIA 10-8, Sun. 11:30-5. Over 45 Showcase/ splitter, welder, 1956 Chevy auctiontimebidboard.com. DuPont Hwy, Delaware Toy Dealers. Open Wednesday thru SaturRoom Dealers selling qty. antqs. & colday 10-5, Sundays 11-4. pick-up truck & more! Alfred’s 01/02-12/31/2026, LewisTrain Show 2003 Honda motorcycle, 1972 lectibles. mainstreetantiques.com Auctions burg - Every Sun. 8-4 (except Oldsmobile Delta 88, fireGEORGIA Easter), 150 Silvermoon Ln. arms, coins & currency, jewPENNSYLVANIA 09/10-13/2026, Atlanta elry, military, antique & vin05/09-12/31/2026, Wayne 07/29-12/26/2026, Lehighton tage, furniture, toys, sports, Thurs 10 AM - 5 PM, Fri & Sat 08525 Hopewell 609-466-9833 TOMATO FACTORY ANTIQUE & - 10am to 6pm Wed thru Sun, instruments & more! Auction 9 AM - 6 PM, Sun 10 AM - 4 PM, Sat, Sun 10AM - 6PM, Open Fridays 9/18/26, 153 SwedesDESIGN CENTER, 2 Somerset St. We liveauctioneers.com. Anthra- Time Bid Board 3650 & 3850 Jonesboro Road, Have It All! Open Mon. thru Sat. 10-5, ford Road, Gateway Vintage cite Vintage Mercantile & Sun. 11-5. We have 38 Dealers. Scott Antique Markets 0 9/ 0 9 -1 1 /2 0 2 6 , M a n www.tomatofactoryantiques.com Auctions 08/29-30/2026, Reinholds heim - Wed, Thurs & Fri., 10/08-11/2026, Atlanta - - Sat & Sun 7AM - 4PM, 607 08/25-09/01/2026, Annville 9 AM & Online, www.hess Thurs 10 AM - 5 PM, Fri & Sat - Tues 1 PM, Online, shirks auctiongroup.com. Antiques, 9 AM - 6 PM, Sun 10 AM - 4 PM, Willow St, Shupp’s Grove CALL 1-800-800-1833, ext. 6022 auctions.hibid.com. Single Americana, and Advertising. 3650 & 3850 Jonesboro Road, Antique Market 17225 Greencastle 717-593-9990 collection of fine pocket Hess Auction Group the shop, 144 E. Baltimore St. 1/2 mi. or Scott Antique Markets 09/05/2026, Lancaster - Sat 9 off I-81 Exit 5. Antiques, Collectibles & watches, rare collectibles 717-892-6022 AM - 3 PM, 1383 Arcadia Road, Decorative accessories. Consignment Monday-Friday 8:00am-4:30pm & antiques, multi-estate 09/11-12/2026, Ephrata - Fri 8 11/12-15/2026, Atlanta - Thurs Red Rose Coin Club shop next door. Open Wed.-Sat., 10 - 4. antiques & more! Roy D. Shirk AM - 8 PM & Sat 9 AM, www. 10 AM - 4 PM, Fri & Sat 9 AME-MAIL horstauction.com. Cataloged 6 PM, Sun 10 AM - 4 PM, 3650 09/13/2026, Lebanon - Sun Auctioneer Submit your ad to us at 17361 Shrewsbury 717-235-6637 auction. Horst Auction Center & 3850 Jonesboro Road, Scott 10am - 4pm, 80 Rocherty SHREWSBURY ANTIQUE CENTER 65 08/29/2026, Ephrata - Sat 9 lmurphy@engleonline.com Antique Markets Road, Central Penn Doll ColN. Highland Dr. “A True Antique Mall” AM & Online, horstauction. 09/12/2026, Walnutport lector’s Club Doll Show Over 10,000 sq.ft. with over 60 dealers. Deadline: Thursday at Noon MASSACHUSETTS com. Firearms, hunting, fish- Sat 9 AM, houserauctioneers. Open 10-5, closed Wed. Ample parking. for Friday’s edition Close to other shops in historic village. F063434 ing & military collectibles & com. Circa 1826 stone farm- 09/26/2026, Brookfield - Sat 09/18/2026, Reinholds - Sat accessories. Horst Auction house w/inground pool on 10 AM - 3 PM, 19 Martin Road, & Sun, 607 Willow Street, Shupp’s Grove Antique Market 2.4 acres. Antiques & furni- Walker Homestead Center ture, Coll Stoneware, primi09/18-19/2026, York - Fri 10 08/29/2026, Nazareth - Sat NEW JERSEY AM-6 PM, Sat 10 AM-5 PM, 334 10 AM, dottaauction.com. tives, animal mounts & more! 09/12/2026, Ocean Grove - Carlisle Ave, 187th York,Pa 80+ guns, 80+ mounts. Dotta Houser Auctioneers Auction 10/03/2026, Sinking Spring Sat 9AM -4PM, From Great Antiques Show & Sale Auditorium to the ocean. 09/19/2026, Reinholds - Sat 08/29/2026, Lancaster - - Sat 9 AM. Vintage vehicles, Sat 8:30 AM, obauctioneer. agricultural utility & museum 09/20/2026, Barnegat Light 7am - 1pm, 607 Willow Street, com. Tools, lawn & garden, artifacts, hit & miss engines, - Sun 9AM - 4PM, 19th & Bay- Shupp’s Grove Antique Market antiques, furniture, instru- diverse tractor lineup, horse view Avenue, Historic Viking 09/23-27/2026, Adamstown ments, silver coins, silver- drawn carriages, sleighs, Village Wed - Sat, N Reading Road, 7 freight wagons, 15 glass ware, jewelry, yard goods & 09/20/2026, Ringoes - Sun mile stretch showcases from the Reading more! BL Oberholtzer 10 AM - 4 PM, 1207 Route 179, Museum, antique National Hunterdon County Antiques 09/25-27/2026, Bath - Fri & 08/29/2026, Gratz - Sat 9 cash registers, industrial Fair Sat 8 AM - 5 PM, Sun 9AM - 4 AM, auctionzip.com #44398. shop tooling & more! Horning PM, 7192 Airport Road, 2026 2005 Chevy Silverado, riding 11/13-14/2026, Allendale - Fri Red Barn Antique & Primitive Farm Agency mowers, push mower, tools 5pm - 9pm & Sat 10am - 4pm, Event The Doylestown Arts Fes- entire weekend is designed to & misc., furniture & appliTEXAS 165 West Crescent Avenue, tival is thrilled to announce celebrate local creativity and ances, glassware, antiques & 10/02-03/2026, Lebanon - Fri the official live music lineup support the vibrant down- collectibles & more! Ivan King 0 9/1 1 -1 4 /2 0 2 6 , S u l p h e r North Jersey Depression 8 AM - 4 PM, Sat 8 AM - 2 PM, Glass Club Show & Sale Springs Fri Mon, Online for its milestone 35th anni- town business district. For Auctioneer 80 Rocherty Road, Miss Moronly, brightstarauctions.com. versary. Returning to the the full music schedule, stage NEW YORK gan’s Milkweed Antiques & 08/29/2026, Lancaster Sat Antique ironstone, quilts, streets of Doylestown, Pa., on locations, and a directory of Artisan Show 09/05-06/2026, Stormville 2 PM, auctionzip.com #1643. railroad, cast iron cookware, Saturday and Sunday, Sept. 12 the 2026 participating artists, Saturday & Sunday 8AM 10/03/2026, York - Sat 9AM and 13, this year’s lineup will visit the Doylestown Arts Fes- Collectibles auction includes MCM, garden, architectural, beer, liquor, soda, cars, trucks, statuary, art glass, stoneware, 4PM, 428 Rt 216, Stormville 3PM, 334 Carlisle Ave, Gatherbe front and center, pulsing tival website. ing on the Farm across genres from gritty rock Home to over 8,000 resi- jukebox, vending, Christmas oil & gas, Americana, folk art, Airport Flea Market and smooth jazz to indie, pop, dents as well as the Michener & more! Jessica Shaub Meyer Tiffany & more! Bright Star 10/10-11/2026, Stormville 10/03/2026, Washington Boro and acoustic songwriters. Art Museum; Mercer Museum 08/31/2026, Dillsburg - Mon Antiques Company - Saturday & Sunday 8AM - - Sat 8AM - 3PM, 2251 River The arts festival will host and Fonthill Castle; Tile- 6 PM, www.haars.com. Furni4PM, 428 Rt 216, Stormville Road, Wildlife Celebration & WISCONSIN popular acts from the sur- Works; County Theater; Oscar ture, washer & dryer, chest Airport Flea Market Decoy Show rounding region, includ- Hammerstein Museum; and freezer, refrigerator, vintage, 10/10-11/2026, Luxemburg NORTH CAROLINA 10/18/2026, New Oxford - Sat ing Zydeco a Go Go, Ballis- a robust array of galler- pottery & dishes, antiques & Sat & Sun 9 AM (CST), Online tic Berry, Pepperwine, and ies, restaurants, and locally collectibles & more! Hardy’s only, jmhobbysupply.hibid. 09/25-26/2026, Ramseur - Fri 8 AM - 3 PM, 200 West Golden Pure Jerry. Local fan favorites owned shops and boutiques, Auction Service com. Over 1,000 lots of HO & Sat 8am - 4pm, 5644 Buffalo Lane, New Oxford Antique will also make an appear- Doylestown is nationally recFord Road, Liberty Antiques Show 09/03/2026, East Earl - Thurs scale trains (along with N, ance, including Hay Sugar, ognized as a destination Festival HOn3, S, and O scale), steam 8 AM & Online, paauction TENNESSEE Away Message, Dale Cicca- town. The Doylestown Arts & diesel locomotives, brass ce n te r.co m . A d ve r t i s i n g , OHIO relli, The Great Bonfire, and Festival is made possible by 10/02-03/2026, Clinton - Fri kitchen items, home decor trains, passenger & freight student talent from School of a small volunteer committee 11/28-29/2026, Columbus - 12 PM - 7 PM, Sat 9 AM - 5 PM, cars & more! JM Hobby Supply & collectibles, vintage luxury Rock Doylestown. This year’s of Discover Doylestown and Sat & Sun, 717 E 17th Avenue, Historic District, Clinch River brand clothing & accessories, & Railroad Artifact Auctions music programming is made is presented by the ThompAntique Festival vintage luxury brand home 1 2 /1 9 -2 0 /2 0 2 6 , L u x e m - Scott Antique Markets free to the public thanks to son Organization and genergoods & decor, sports col- burg - Fri & Sat, Online only, the generosity of Discover ous sponsors. lectibles, entertainment/pop jmhobbysupply.hibid.com. Doylestown and LBK Design For more informaculture, vintage toys, home Over 1,000 lots of model Build. Visit www.dtownarts- tion about this year’s festiour dedicated staff, and the decor, Christmas & much trains. JM Hobby Supply & f e s t i v a l . c o m / s c h e d u l e / val, please visit dtownarts loyal customers who’ve supmore! PA Auction Center Railroad Artifacts Continued from page 1 music/ for a complete sched- festival.com. ported us every step of the ule of performances. the community’s historic way. This celebration is really “Doylestown and its surlandmarks. for them. Their support has rounding area have always Over the years, both busi- allowed us to preserve these been a hive of creative talent. nesses have earned a repu- historic buildings, create Having five music stages at tation for offering excep- a destination that people each of the entry points to tional antiques, handcrafted enjoy visiting, and continue the festival acts as the pergoods, collectibles, gifts, and growing year after year.” fect connective tissue for the home décor, while remaining The public is invited to weekend. There is a feeling of committed to quality ven- join the celebration at both intangible magic that makes dors, knowledgeable staff, venues on Sept. 5 from 9 a.m. art come alive when a comand outstanding customer to 5 p.m. munity gathers for live music. service. Their longevity is Rollermills Antique Mall It’s beautiful and inspiring,” a testament to the loyalty is located at 517 St. Mary St., said Luke Pomper, resident of thousands of customers, Lewisburg, and is open 10 and musician. many of whom have been a.m. to 5 p.m., seven days a In addition to the fesreturning for decades. week. The Street of Shops is tival’s extensive live music “When we opened the located at 100 North Water schedule, the 35th annual Rollermills, we never imag- St., Lewisburg, and is open event will showcase more ined we’d still be welcom- 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Mondays than 170 juried artists, art ing customers 35 years later,” through Fridays and 9 a.m. demonstrations, and engagsaid Bennett. “We’re thankful to 5 p.m. Saturdays and ing activities for all ages. The Doylestown Arts Festival will be held Sept. 12 and 13 in Doylestown, Pa. for our incredible vendors, Sundays.

ATTENTION

Shouldn’t Your SHOP Be Listed In This Directory?

Annual Doylestown Arts Festival

Two-Day Event Takes Place Sept. 12 And 13

Rollermills

antiquesandauctionnews.net

6 — Antiques & Auction News — September 4, 2026

Marcel Duchamp

Yardley Friends Meeting

First Major U.S. Retrospective Will Be Held At Philadelphia Museum Of Art

SATURDAY, SEPT. 12 from 8 A.M.-2 P.M. (RAIN DATE, SATURDAY, SEPT. 26)

65 North Main Street, Yardley, PA

The Philadelphia Museum of Art (PMA) is pleased to present the first major U.S. retrospective in more than 50 years dedicated to the work of Marcel Duchamp (1887-1968). On view in the Dorrance Galleries from Oct. 10 to Jan. 31, 2027, the exhibiMILROY EXIT U RT. 322 U MILROY, PA U LEFT AT LIGHT tion will feature a chronologMILROY 322 U MILROY, UHarrisburg LEFT AT LIGHT ical display of approximately 22 EXIT miles EUofRT. State College - 65 milesPA W of 300 works from a career 22 miles E of State College - 65 miles W of Harrisburg Over 150 Active Antique Dealers Co-Op spanning painting, drawing, sculpture, photography, 2 Floors Full of Antiques & Collectibles film, printed matter, and the unclassifiable works known Open 7 Days 10 am to 5 pm Open 7 Days 10 am to pm 47 Auction Circle, Milroy, PA5 17063 as readymades. 47 Auction Circle, Milroy, PA 17063 Ph: (717) 667-2400 The last major U.S. Ph: (717) 667-2400 Duchamp survey took place R114095 i n 1 973 -74 , co - o rga n i ze d by the PMA, home to the world’s largest Duchamp collection and the Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) in New York. Co-organized by the same two institutions, Tues.-Sun. this exhibition will reapArtist Studios 10-5 praise an oeuvre that trans- Marcel Duchamp’s (1887-1968) “Landscape, Neuilly” from January-February 1911, is an oil on Café formed the very idea of what canvas, 18.125 by 24 inches, from the Museum of Modern Art, New York, Katherine S. Dreier Bequest, courtesy 2026 Artists Rights Society (ARS), New York / ADAGP, Paris / Estate of 6 River Road, art could be. Pipersville, PA 18947 “ We a re d e l i g h te d to Marcel Duchamp. join forces once again with 267-860-5004 The Museum of Modern Art www.kolbeantiques.com R115690 to present an ambitious re t ro s p e c t i v e o f M a rce l D u c h a m p ’ s w o r k ,” s a i d Daniel Weiss, the George D. Widener director and chief executive officer, PMA. “Remarkably, Duchamp himself played a key role in guiding the distinguished , PA art collection of Louise and Walter Arensberg, his prinMon., Tues., Thurs., Fri., Sat. 10-6 cipal patrons, to the PMA as Sun. 11-5 • Wed. Closed a gift in 1950. That act made Philadelphia the artist’s permanent home, and today, the PMA holds the world’s most significant assembly of works by Duchamp, comprising some 200 paintings, sculptures, and works on paper, as well as the most extensive archives relating to the artist’s life and work.” “When, in 1913, Duchamp produced the first ready- Marcel Duchamp (1887-1968) “Apolinère Enameled” is from 1916-1917, gouache and graphite made, making use of ordi- on painted tin, mounted on cardboard, 9.625 by 13.375 inches, the Philadelphia Museum of n a r y , m a s s p r o d u c e d , Art, the Louise and Walter Arensberg Collection, 1950, 1950-134-73, courtesy Artists Rights c o m m e r c i a l l y - a v a i l a b l e Society (ARS), New York / ADAGP, Paris / Association Marcel Duchamp. items, he defied fixed beliefs of being an artist. This led to about the nature and defi- Duchamp’s complex ideas, provocateur. In 1912, Duchamp began the creation of his magnum nition of art itself. He also his elusive personae, and brought forth new ways of his revolutionary approach to question his occupa- o p u s , t h e m o n u m e n t a l tion, and, remarkably for a painting on glass titled “The being an artist,” said Mat- to making art.” thew Affron, the Muriel and Duchamp was associated young artist who was having Bride Stripped Bare by Her Philip Berman curator of with three of the 20th centu- his first brush with fame, Bachelors, Even (The Large modern art, PMA. “This ret- ry’s radical art movements, decided to abandon the Glass)” (1915-23). One section rospective will reintroduce Cubism, Dada, and Surre- craft of oil painting to imag- of the exhibition will offer a 135 Bridge Street, Columbia PA 17512 Continued on page 7 contemporary audiences to alism, yet his practice was ine more independent ways one of continuous reinvention, impossible to consolidate under any singular label. “Marcel Duchamp” will present a chronological survey of the entirety of the artist’s In The Historic career, from 1900 to 1968. The exhibition’s opening sec“White Barn” tions will explore Duchamp’s early development: his fledgling efforts as a cartoonBank Barn offering ist working for the satirical 15,000 Sq. Ft. of press, his apprenticeship in Quality Antiques, the various styles of French Primitives, modern art, and his first Estate Furniture, flashes of public recognition as a member of the Cubist with Appropriate 878 Baltimore Pike (Rt. 1) group in Paris in 1911 and Accessories & Smalls. CHADDS FORD, PA 19317 1912. The rejection of “Nude 726 North Hanover Street, Open 10-5 Wednesday Thru Sunday Descending a Staircase (No. Phone 610-388-2000 2)” (1912) by his own Cubist Fax 610-388-2720 17013 associates, and the scanE-Mail brantiques@comcast.net dal provoked by its display Located Directly On Rt. 1 Easy access from Route 81, Exit 52 - Go south 3½ miles on Route 11 or take at the 1913 Armory Show in “At The White Barn” the PA Turnpike to mile marker 226 - Go south 2½ miles on the right. New York, cemented both brandywineriverantiques.com the painting’s iconic status Over 80 Quality Dealers • Two Floors • Air-Conditioned Building Limited Space Available for and its maker’s enduring Closed New Year’s Day • Easter • July 4 • Thanksgiving • Christmas Quality Dealers Only reputation as an artistic R130199

Enjoy our beautiful grounds while shopping among multiple vendors offering antiques, crafts, books, with Live Music. LUNCH, DESSERTS AND VEGETARIAN FARE

BIG BIG VALLEY VALLEY ANTIQUES ANTIQUES

Kolbe Antiques & Art

R119939

50 Dealers

135 Bridge Street, Columbia PA 17512

NorthGate Antique Mall

BRANDYWINE RIVER ANTIQUES MARKET

(717) 243-5802 OPEN 7 DAYS 10:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m.

Dealer Space Available

R061243

CARLISLE, PA

R059267

NOWN! OPE

R130861

Celebrating Over 10 Years!

antiquesandauctionnews.net

Antiques & Auction News — September 4, 2026 — 7

Duchamp

Continued from page 6

35 Dealers 3292 Durham Road (Rt. 413), Doylestown, PA 18902

(267) 544-0574

www.stonehouse1814.com

609-267-0400 www.columbusfarmersmarket.com

Rt. 206 South, Columbus, NJ

R091595

R033462

Over 1,500 Vendors

DAYS of OLDE

Visit our NEW 21,000 Sq. Ft. Facility

BIGGER & BETTER! NOW OPEN!

R114043

ANTIQUES & COLLECTIBLES

New Dealers Welcome! Check it Out! 150 S. New York Rd. (Rte. 9), Galloway, NJ Less than a 1/2 mile south of our old location

609-652-7011 | www.daysofoldeantiques.com

The Jersey Shore’s Largest Co-Op • Open 7 Days a Week • 10am-6pm

CAWMAN 'S MALL Antiques & Things on Consignment ANNUAL FALL YARD SALE SEPT. 26 • 9am-? (rain date Sept. 27)

Many bargains outside, & inside vendors also having sales

529 Rt. 49 • Salem, NJ 08079 New Vendors - New Merchandise!

856-935-0423

www.cawmansmall.com

Year-Round Hrs: Wed-Sun 10-5

Marcel Duchamp (1887-1968) “Portrait of Dr. Dumouchel” from 1910 is an oil on canvas, 39.5 by 25.875 inches, the Philadelphia Museum of Art, the Louise and Walter Arensberg Collection, 1950, 1950-134-508, courtesy Artists Rights Society (ARS), New York / ADAGP, Paris / Association Marcel Duchamp.

SUNDAY, SEPT. 27, 2026 Rain or Shine Event

Historic Batsto Village - Wharton State Forrest

Hammonton, NJ 08037

MON - SAT. 11 TO 5, SUN 12-5

ANTIQUES • BOOKS • LOCAL ART & MORE

FALL

At the Historical Barn at Carrefour Gardens 981 Georges Rd. Monmouth Junction, NJ

MARKET

Grist Mill Haddon Heights Antiques Center Antiques Center

(formerly Fall Flea Market)

SATURDAY

80 Dealer Co-Op 125 Dealer Co-Op

SEPT. 12TH 9 AM - 3 PM

Route 616, 127 Hanover Street

Haddon Heights, PEMBERTON, NJ 08068 Head east on Rt. 38; turn left at New Jersey light after Rt. 206 intersection

• Vintage • Handmade • Flea Market Finds • Food Trucks

www.haddonheightsantiques.com www.gristmillantiques.com

(856) 546-0555 (609) 726-1588

From The Great Auditorium To The Ocean

OPEN 7 DAYS - 10 AM TO 5 PM WED. OPEN ‘TIL 8 PM

Discover Your History!

732.774.8230

SECOND BLOOM

Ocean Grove’s

FREE ADMISSION Ocean Grove, NJ OceanGroveNJ.com info@oceangrovechamber.com 737-774-1391 /OceanGroveChamber

R130146

Presented by Batsto Citizens Committee, Inc.

R130144

For information, Jim Hammell (856) 217-4945 (hammelljm@gmail.com) or batstovillage.org

46 Cookman Avenue, Asbury Park, New Jersey Just minutes from Exit 102, Garden State Parkway

Hours: Thurs.-Sat.: 10:00 – 6:00 Sun.: 10:00 - 4:00 - Mon.-Wed.: Closed www.secondbloomantiques.com R130710

R033457

The Fall Antiques & Bottle Show

R130917

R066713

Inside Store Hours: Thurs. 8-8, Fri. 10-8, Sat. 8-8 & Sun. 8-5 Outside Flea Market: Thurs. 6:30-3, Sat. 7:30-2 & Sun. 6:30-3

Antique and art dealers of fine European and American furniture, art, bronzes, statuary, porcelain, glass, china, silver, primitives, jewelry, clocks, decorative items, linens, collectibles, and much more!

Tues.-Sun. 10-5

OPEN 7 DAYS - 10 AM TO 5 PM FRI. OPEN ‘TIL 8 PM

Delaware Valley’s Largest Flea Market ANTIQUES & COLLECTIBLES

Courtyard

Clements Bridge Rd. & E. Atlantic Ave.

COLUMBUS FARMERS’ MARKET

The Finest Antiques Center in Bucks County, PA

9:00 A.M.-3:00 P.M.

90+ Vendors • 21,000 Sq. Ft. Open Daily 10-5 • Closed Tuesdays earlyowego.com • Owego, NY Exit 64 off I-86 607-223-4723

R130516

rare opportunity to study the full range of materials and approaches that Duchamp employed in his precise planning and execution of “The Large Glass.” The exhibition will also look at the invention of the readymades through many of the early examples that remain extant, including With “Hidden Noise” (1916); “Apolinére Enameled” (1916-17); and one of the best-known images of the 20th century, “L.H.O.O.Q.” (1919), Duchamp’s irreverent defacement of a reproduction of Leonardo da Vinci’s “Mona Lisa” with added moustache, beard, and a vulgar phonetic pun. Around 1920, Duchamp began talking about shifting his vocation from art to chess, which he thought had a higher form of Marcel Duchamp (1887-1968) “The Chess Game” is from 1910 and an oil on canvas, 44 7/8 abstract beauty. B y t h e m i d - 1 9 3 0 s , by 57 11/16 inches, the Philadelphia Museum of Art, the Louise and Walter Arensberg Duchamp became interested Collection, 1950, 1950-134-82, courtesy Artists Rights Society (ARS), New York / ADAGP, Paris in revisiting his own life’s / Association Marcel Duchamp. work in the form of reproductions. The centerpiece of the of preparatory materials notorious “Fountain” (1917), In the final 20 years of exhibition will be the work detailing the work’s genesis the porcelain urinal laid on Duchamp’s life, when it was known as “Box in a Valise” and assembly. its back and signed with a generally assumed that his Continued on page 8 (1935-41), Duchamp’s “porIn the 1950s and 1960s, pseudonym. table museum” of his own Duchamp gained unprecdrawings, paintings, works edented visibility through on glass, and readymades. lectures, interviews, televiNot only did the “Box in a sion appearances, publicaValise” embody Duchamp’s tions, gallery exhibitions, work in miniature, it also and his first museum retroepitomized the positive par- spectives. These exhibitions adox of his art by advanc- were made possible, in part, ing his lifelong exploration because Duchamp changed of originals, copies, and his mode of working yet the nature of art in the era again: he allowed the proof mechanical reproduc- liferation of his work via the tion. This will be the most creation, often by others, of extensive presentation of full-scale replicas. The exhithe “Box in a Valise” to date. bition will feature a compreThe exhibition will feature hensive group of readymade three deluxe examples, a replicas, including iteracomplete set of standard tions of “Bicycle Wheel” copies assembled between (1913); “Bottle Rack” (1914); 1941 and 1971, and a large, “In Advance of the Broken never-before-seen selection A r m ” ( 1 9 1 5 ) ; a n d t h e

antiquesandauctionnews.net

8 — Antiques & Auction News — September 4, 2026

Labor Day Event Set For Sept. 7 Half Crown Bakehouse To Present Demonstration And Lecture

Duchamp

will be invited beyond the illustrated catalogue pubDorrance Galleries to visit lished by MoMA and authored Continued from page 7 Galleries 281-283, where b y t h e P M A a n d M o M A work was complete, Duchamp “The Large Glass” and “Étant co-curators, offering a panlabored in secret to create donnés” are on permanent oramic view of the artist’s “Étant donnés: 1° la chute display. work in all mediums. The d’eau, 2° le gaz déclairage The exhibition in Phila- catalogue essay addresses . . . (Given: 1. The Waterfall, delphia will follow its pre- D u c h a m p’s m u s e u m - l i ke 2. The Illuminating Gas . . . sentation at MoMA (April 12 to approach to working with )” (1946-66), a room-sized Aug. 22, 2026). A related exhi- private collections, his role diorama with a sculpted bition will travel to the Grand as co-founder of the exhifemale figure in a landscape. Palais in Paris in spring 2027, bition society known as the The exhibition will conclude where it will be organized by Société Anonyme Inc., his with artworks and studies Jeanne Brun, deputy director, close association with MoMA that supported the creation Musée National d’Art Mod- during its early decades, and of this final major work “(the erne, with Pauline Créteur, his decision to make the PMA alter ego of The Large Glass),” research assistant to the the permanent repository of which was installed at the deputy director. his work. PMA in 1969, according to “Marcel Duchamp” will To learn more, visit www. Duchamp’s wishes. Visitors b e a c c o m p a n i e d b y a n philamuseum.org.

Justin Cherry is a professional chef, historical baker, and the owner of Half Crown Bakehouse.

SCOTT ANTIQUE MARKETS Ohio Expo Centers Columbus, OH

3,500 Exhibit Booths

800+ Booths

2026 Shows SEP 10 - 13 NOV 12 - 15

OCT 8 - 11 DEC 10 - 13

2026 Shows

2027 Shows

NOV 28 - 29

JAN 23 - 24 FEB 20 - 21

Hours: Thurs. 10am-5pm, Fri. & Sat. 9am-6pm, & Sun. 10am-4pm

Hours: Sat. 9am-6pm & Sun. 10am-4pm

Address: 3650 & 3850 Jonesboro Rd, Atlanta, GA 30354

Address: 717 East 17th Ave, Columbus OH 43211

www.scottantiquemarkets.com

LES BEYER

KLEINFELTER’S AUCTION

NAZARETH, PA 18064

MYERSTOWN, PA 17067

Route 512 (11 miles North of Route 22)

www.dottaauction.com

610-759-7389

492 E. Lincoln Ave.

R030375

AUCTIONEER

from Hellertown, PA 18055 PA Lic. #AU005908 - Bonded & Insured 484-886-2811 lesbeyerauctioneer@gmail.com

Richard L. Dotta Auction Co.

Online Only Auctions Every Thursday 1PM For Information Phone (717) 272-7078

Increased preview attendance and phone calls!

ANTIQUES & DESIGNER ITEMS

P.O. Box 60, Bremen, OH 43107 740.569.2800

R075957

Serving the Greater Lehigh Valley Region

Advertising that gets results – in print & online. Let our team help you reach your next customer. R130902

Atlanta Expo Centers Atlanta, GA

AUCTIONEER DIRECTORY

The professional quality of the advertisements portray our business to the collectors’ world. We have been thrilled to partner our 98 year old business and high-end auctions with Antique & Auction News. – Erin and David Horst, Kleinfelter’s Auction

Antiques, Interiors, and More!

www.stingerfineart.com

R125190

Historic Rock Ford wel- floor of the Rock Ford Barn. a Freeman of the Worshipcomes Justin Cherry, owner Admission for the lecture is ful Company of Bakers in of Half Crown Bakehouse, $10 per person. London, one of the city’s for two Labor Day events Justin Cherry is a pro- oldest livery companies. on Monday, Sept. 7. From 10 fessional chef, historical Cherry educates the public a.m. to 4 p.m., Cherry will be baker, and the owner of Half by recreating period-cordemonstrating making the Crown Bakehouse, a mobile rect breads and dishes at bread of the American Rev- operation based in Charles- historic sites and re-enolution in a custom-built ton, S.C. A lifelong living actments. He is a Fellow 6,000-pound mobile clay history enthusiast, Cherry of the Presidential Library oven. In addition to these c o m b i n e d h i s c u l i n a r y of George Washington at baking demonstrations, the expertise with a passion for Mount Vernon, The Society General Edward Hand Man- 18th-century foodways to of Cincinnati and The Amersion and the John J. Snyder, revive traditional baking ican Philosophical Society. Jr. Gallery will be open for methods using heritage To purchase tickets, visit self-guided tours. The cost a n d l a n d ra ce g ra i n s . I n www.historicrockford.org/ for the daytime event is $12 2019, his dedication to his- special-events. to r i cal a ccu ra c y ea r n e d per person. Historic Rock Ford is Then, at 6 p.m., Cherry him a research fellowship located at 881 Rock Ford will present a lecture on a t G e o rge Was h i n g to n’s Road, Lancaster, Pa. It is “The Bakers of Washington’s Mount Vernon, where he owned and operated by Army during the American now serves as the Resident the Rock Ford Foundation, Revolution.” This presenta- Baker. He is notably the a private, not-for-profit tion will be held on the first first American to become corporation.

antiquesandauctionnews.net

Antiques & Auction News — September 4, 2026 — 9

Nye

visually elegant, qualities that Lauren club chair and ottohave kept the Windsor relevant man. The sale also embraces Continued from page 2 for more than three centuries. modern and contemporary art, Windsor chairs. Windsor chairs Fo r p o r t ra i t e n t h u s i - including a Pablo Picasso linooccupy a special place in the asts, the sale continues with cut, “L’Homme au Baton (Man history of American furniture. a group of works attributed with Stick),” two silkscreen Originating in England in the to or associated with such prints by Adolph Gottlieb, and early 18th century, the form artists as Rembrandt Peale, a large-scale acrylic on canvas was adopted and transformed John Hoppner, William Mat- by Kazys Varnelis. by American chairmakers into thew Prior and Jean-Jacques Gottlieb (1903-74) was an one of the country’s most Henner. important American modernist recognizable furniture types. For those who prefer Chic and a founding member of the A m e r i c a n m a k e r s over Antique, the sale offers group known as The Ten. His embraced bentwood technol- plenty to tempt the modern career encompassed the picogy and developed regional eye. Contemporary furnishings tograph imagery of the 1940s, variations in back, arm and leg include selections from Ralph the imaginary landscapes of construction. The result was a Lauren and Restoration Hard- the 1950s and his celebrated chair that was comparatively ware, including a pair of Metro- Burst paintings. light, strong, practical and politan end tables and a Ralph The public is invited to An early 19th-century Federal carved and ormolu-mounted mahogany sofa, possibly Samuel preview the auction at Nye & Field McIntire (Salem, Mass., 1780-1819), will be estimated at $5,000 to $10,000. Company’s Bloomfield gallery at 20 Beach St. in Bloomfield, livestreamed through Nye & buyer’s premium compared and LiveAuctioneers. Fo r a d d i t i o n al i n fo rN.J. Call 973-984-6900 for dates Company. Collectors can bid to third-party platforms directly through Nye & Com- available through Invaluable, mation, visit www.nyeand and times. Both sessions will be pany to save 5 percent on the BidSquare, BidSpirit, Drouot company.com.

BIG 4-DAY ANTIQUES AUCTION World’s Largest Lotted Auction September 11, 12, 13, & 14 Rare Finds. Fresh-to-Market Collections Americana • Country Antiques Folk Art • Collections & More 4 DAYS OF EXCEPTIONAL ANTIQUES The Dr. Josiah Bartlett Federal grain-painted apothecary chest (New Hampshire, 1790-1820) is estimated at $20,000 to $40,000.

BID NOW We are delighted to present the “World’s Largest Lotted Auction” with thousands of spectacular lots from around the world. Our website streamlines the process of participating every step of the way! This monumental event is sure to excite antique enthusiasts & collectors, near & far! Our auction features a wide variety of items, including large collections of exceptional furnishings, fine art, European decor, Americana, folk art, exquisite Tiffany, antique ironstone, MCM, oil & gas, railroad, cast iron cookware, garden, architectural, statuary, art glass, stoneware, and SO MUCH MORE!

This acrylic on canvas geometric abstract painting by Kazys Varnelis (Lithuanian-American 1917-2010, titled “Metaphor,” is estimated at $3,000 to $5,000.

Do you or someone you know have a Collection or a Special Item? Consider Consigning with us for the January Auction! Call 903-885-4584 to Schedule an Appointment with our Local Representative.

Call or Text to Consign Today: 903.885.4584 • brightstarantiques.com

R130432

The oil on canvas “Portrait of Woman with Red Hair” by JeanJacques Henner (French, 1829-1905) will be estimated at $3,000 to $5,000.

Bright Star antiqueS Co.

antiquesandauctionnews.net

10 — Antiques & Auction News — September 4, 2026

Walker

Continued from page 1

of Paul and Kris Casucci, consists of a 1698 Colonial saltbox situated on 30 acres in central Massachusetts and features heirloom gardens, country antiques and handmade primitives. The event includes live music from the Grade “A” Fancy, food and fun for all. Admission is $10 and includes free parking. No pets are allowed due to livestock guardian dog on premises. For more information or directions, call 508-8674466 or visit www.walker homestead.com.

LaborDayAuction.org

Quilts • Fine Art • Collectibles • Tools • Furniture Used Cars • Amish-Made Food • Sports Memorabilia

A program of Choices Healthcare

FREE PARKING | SOLANCO FAIRGROUNDS, QUARRYVILLE | FREE ADMISSION

ANTIQUE AUCTION

THURSDAY, SEPT. 3, 2026 AT 8:00 A.M. The sale will kick off LIVE at 8:00am with uncatalogued antique/vintage/collectible items. We’ve already hand-picked a broad variety of objects and will continue to do so up until the day of the sale. There is definitely something for everyone! A few key items include: Advertising: Crates. Various Smalls. Kitchen Items: Jadeite Mixing Bowls. Printed Glassware. Vintage Enamelware Table. Cast Iron Cookware – Griswold & Wagner. Copper Cookware. Home Decor and Collectibles: Artwork/Wall Art – Original and Prints. Large stoneware crocks. Pottery – Eldreth and more. Folk Art. Miscellaneous: Lanterns. Vintage Birdcage. Vintage Clothing. Vintage Accessories – purses, hankies. Our catalogued portion of this auction begins at 10:00am and will include over 500 lots. Bid live or online. Highlights include: Vintage Luxury Brand Clothing & Accessories: Chanel, Gucci, Prada, Fendi and more Vintage Luxury Brand Home Goods & Decor: Herend Dinnerware. Glassware/Crystal Items: Lalique, Baccarat. Other décor by Cartier, Gucci, Tiffany and others. Advertising: Loads of items from Rocky Springs Park – signs, uncut/ unused rolls of tickets, ephemera. Food and Beverage. Gas/Automotive. Sports Collectibles: Approx. 35 lot of signed sports items – Mantle, Ali, McNabb, Aaron, Unitas, Ripken and so many more big names! Entertainment/Pop Culture: Graded and Ungraded Comic Books: Marvel, DC, Charlton, Atlas, C-M-O. Pokémon cards. Magic: The Gathering cards. Beatles records. Vintage Movie Posters. Vintage Toys: Red Line Hot Wheels Cars. Pedal cars, fire trucks and tractor. Cast metal vehicles. Pressed steel trucks. Miscellaneous: Approximately 50 lots of Sterling Silver flatware and serving pieces – Kirk & Son/Steiff. Home Decor: Folk Art pieces. Pieces from afar – Turkish rug and plates, antique Chinese pottery. Prints and original artwork. Decorative glassware and ceramics. Wool and cashmere throw blankets. Christmas: Blow molds. Mercury glass ornaments. Kitschy porcelain. And so much more!

AH001873

Auctioneer’s note: Visit www.paauctioncenter.com for full terms, updated details, lots of photos & online bidding or call for a catalog.

R130859

1141 Wea Wit St., East Earl, PA 17519

PUBLIC AUCTION

ANTIQUE TRUCKS, FARM EQUIP., HIT & MISS ENGINES, HORSE-DRAWN CARRIAGES, ANTIQUES & MORE SINKING SPRING AREA

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 3, 2026 • 9 A.M.

140 Evans Hill Road, Sinking Spring, PA 19608 Vehicles & Equipment: 1935 Mack Fire Truck Model BX International Stake Body Truck, Gold Comet REO Scissors Dump Truck, 1928 Ford Model A Dump Truck, Ford 601 Work Master Tractor w/Sauder Loader, Forks and Bucket, Farmall A Tractor, Farmall H Tractor, Caterpillar TEN Crawler, Massey Ferguson 1035 Tractor w/ MF 1016 Loader, Ford 540A Tractor w/Forklift, Fuel Tank Body for late 30’s Truck, Flatbed Trailer 18’ Premier Equipment Trailer,14’ MGS Tandem Axil Utility Trailer, Cub Cadet Riding Mower, Trac Vac, 8’ Land Pride Rotary Mower, Woods 6’ Rotary Mower, Keystone Yard Roller, Gravely 42” Snowplow, Pull-behind Grader, Potato Plow, 6’ JD Blade, (2) Two Bottom Pull Type Plows, 3 Point Auger, 7’ Sauder Dozer Blade, 3 Point Hitch, The Invincible Grain Cleaner Co. Dustless Single Receiving Separator, 10’ Ontario Grain Drill, McSherry 5’ Grain Drill, 5’ York Grain Drill, Stoddard Horse Drawn Press Drill, Hay Baler, Aluminum Task Master 20’ Platform, Scaffolding, Hi-Jacker, (2) Antique Floor Jacks, Band Saw, Wood Auger, Vintage Cast Iron Wood Planer, Miles Concrete Equipment Block Machine, South Bend Lathe, E.P. Lawson Co. GEM Paper Cutter, Metal Stamping Machine, Portable Gas Tank w/Pump, 34” Rims & Tires. Hit and Miss Engines: International #25291 6 HP, JD Model E, McCormick Deering 1.5 HP, Witte Engine Works #43136 6 HP, Fuller Johnson #91586 3 HP, The Ottawa Log Saw, Cushman Engine Model 77 20 HP, Rider Ericsson Engine. Antiques & Misc: 10’ Cast Iron Water Trough, Copper Kettle, Approx. 40’ of Cast Iron Railing, Othello Cookstove, (15) Glass Show Cases from Reading Museum (3Dx7Wx8H), Dinner Bell, Andirons, Weathervane Directionals, Engine Piston Display, Abendroth Bros. Furnace, (2) National Cash Registers, Combination Safe, (4) Stainless Steel Tubs on Carts, Equestrian Jumps, Cleat, Model Train Tracks, Metal Carts, Large Metal Planter, Multiple 100 gal Rubbermaid Tubs, Field Force Pump Co. 1904 Empire King Fig 63, Large Chain (Links 12” Long by 1.75” Thick), Clutch, Renfrew Machinery Co. V6 Engine Cutaway Model, Vending Cart, Toledo Scales, (4) 12’ Lamp Posts, Buddy L Morgue Toy Packing Crates, “United States Trust Company” Sign, Vintage and Tandem Bicycles, Block & Tackle, Large Exhaust Fan. Wagons & Carriages: Two-wheeled Sulky, Single-seat Phaeton, Four-wheeled runabout / surrey-style carriage, Two-wheeled village cart, Four-wheeled spring wagon, Double bench seat carriage, 18’ wooden farm freight wagon, Two-Wheeled Tip Cart, Box Farm Wagon, Spindle-Sided Passenger Wagon, Wooden Sleigh Wagon Sled Bottom. SALE ORDER: Starting with smaller items, equipment sold at 12 noon. PREVIEW: Wednesday, September 30 from 10 am to 2 pm. TERMS: Checks, Credit Cards and PA Checks Accepted. Food stand on premises. TERMS BY: Carter Reese.

See Website for Photos!

HorningFarmAgency.com 610-286-5183

AUCTIONEERS • REALTORS • APPRAISERS

Merle Eberly • Steven Newswanger • Pete Sensenig Matt Martin - Apprentice Horning Farm Agency, Inc. AY002091

R130897

F129787

SEPTEMBER 5 & 7

PROCEEDS BENEFIT:

antiquesandauctionnews.net

Antiques & Auction News — September 4, 2026 — 11

Hess

Samuel Booker Louisville, K y. , s t o n e w a re c ro c k ; a Continued from page 1 four-gallon freehandMoravian hardware from the decorated Western Pennsylfamily of Bill Du Pont and vania stoneware churn with signed Pennsylvania broad a rare freehand-decorated and goosewing axes. High- collar; a fine Star of Bethlights include a Confeder- lehem quilt; and an original ate Kerr’s Revolver, Maynard Hattie Brunner watercolor carbine; a Civil War Corps painting. badge quilt; axes signed by The third day is devoted Lichty, Stoudt, Sener and to country store advertisHeidt; and an 18th-century ing, signs, fixtures and disexterior door with Moravian plays that will dazzle the hardware. eye. Items from the collecThe second day will fea- tions of Linda and the late ture Americana and many Ed Althouse of Strasburg, f i n e a n t i q u e s , i n c l u d i n g Pa., and Russell and Darlene Soap Hollow and paint-dec- Snyder of Hagerstown, Md., orated furniture; Mid-At- are featured throughout the lantic stoneware; Schim- session. Highlights include a mel carvings; early prim- large Smaltz painted Dr. Dani t i ve s ; Pe n n sy lva n i a tal l iels Veterinary wood sign, a case clocks; quilts and tex- round 6-foot double-sided tiles; oil paintings; rugs; and porcelain Flying A gas sign, holiday items. Highlights fine salesman’s sample cigar include a documented John box label books, a Humphreys Sala chest of drawers fea- veterinary cabinet, an Esheltured in Charles Muller’s man Feed sign from a wellbook on Soap Hollow Fur- known Lancaster County mill, niture; a Joel Palmer Fulton an excellent country store Co u n ty b la n ke t c h e s t ; a seed counter, a rare 1863 l a r g e S c h i m m e l e a g l e t ; patent model handy oiler, a impressive freehand-dec- countertop revolving nut and o r a t e d e i g h t - g a l l o n bolt bin, spool cotton and

An eight-gallon Samuel Booker, Louisville, Ky., stoneware crock.

The carved and painted wooden eaglet is attributed to Wilhelm Schimmel and stands 6.5 inches high. A large general store seed counter. Arrow collar displays, a rare machines. Gallery at 768 Graystone Road, International Stock Food There will be in-person or Manheim, Pa. “Dan Patch” pedal car in the online bidding for all sessions. More details are original paint, and arcade All three days will begin at 9 a v a i l a b l e a t w w w . h e s s coin-op games and vending a.m. at the Conestoga Auction auctiongroup.com.

Kerr’s Civil War pistol.

SEEKERS/SELLERS CLASSIFIEDS PLACE YOUR CLASSIFIED AT ANTIQUESANDAUCTIONNEWS.NET OR 1-800-428-4211

MOVIE POSTERS

This is an Eshelman Red Rose Feed chalkboard sign.

HOUSER’S PUBLIC AUCTIONS – NO PREMIUMS! CIRCA 1826 STONE FARMHOUSE w/IN-GROUND POOL ON 2.4 ACRES REAL ESTATE, PRIVATE COLL. OF PERIOD ANTIQUES – FURNITURE – EARLY PRIMITIVES/TINWARE, BLUE DÉCOR / ADV. JUGS / REDWARE STONEWARE, GRADUATED SLEIGH BELLS, ANIMAL MTS., COLL. DISHES/GLASSWARE, OREINTAL RUGS, DUCKS UNLIMITED PRINTS MORE

9 A.M.

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 2026 Location: 724 S. Dogwood Rd., WALNUTPORT, PA

Antiques / Furniture Etc.: (2) 12 & 16 pane early 2 pc. corner cupboards, early grandfathers clock, dove tailed blanket & feed chests, jelly cupboards, oak kitch. & drop-leaf tables, Victorian & misc. washstands, Empire – misc. chest of drawers, dry sinks, showcase bookshelves, slant top butcher desk, wood kitch cabinets, spool leg night end tables w/drawers, wood benches, hall mirror, etc. Coll Stoneware, Primitives: LGE. Coll. blue décor. crocks, stoneware - redware - butter pcs., regulator, gingerbread clocks, graduated sleigh bells, cow bells, stained glass window, sausage stuffer, butcher items, water pump, scales, brass/copper buckets, cast fry pans/grilles, hanging, oil, wall mt. lights, Longaberger® baskets, old toys, Danbury min cars, wood boxes, candle molds, vintage clothing, fly rods, big bang canon, seasonal decorations, misc. lawn ornaments, marbles, German dinnerware, dishes/glassware, steins, Roseville pcs., mixing bowls, dated jars, oriental type rugs / carpet, Picture frames / Ducks unlimited prints, etc. Animal Mts.: Deer heads, Bear, Bobcat, Coyote / Mink / Squirrel and deer horns. PRIVATE COLLECTION OF FINE ANTIQUES / STONEWARE & FURNITURE, A FANTASTIC REAL ESTATE – FULL AD/PICS at www.HOUSERAUCTIONEERS.com

DOUG & TIM HOUSER LICENSE AUCTIONEERS Jason / Nathan Houser Aucts. AU-0005534 Doug / Tim Houser Assoc. Aucts. 610-799-2396 or 484-550-8593 SERVING YOU WITH THREE GENERATIONS OF EXPERIENCE

Sale By: Gordon & Jill Summerill Fretz

Advertise Your

ART DECO and MCM

600+ sq. ft. at BEAVER CREEK ANTIQUE MARKET 20202 National Pike, Hagerstown, MD (US 70 x32A, Rt 40E) Booths DJS and TRB Daily 10am-5pm 301-739-8075

SERVICE OR SUPPLIES in the Classifieds!

Call 1-800-800-1833, x6022 or www.antiquesandauctionnews.net

“LET’S PLACE OUR AD TODAY!” Find a buyer for your antiques in SELLERS. Find the antique you are looking for in SEEKERS. Call 1-800-800-1833 ext. 6022 or place your ad online antiquesandauctionnews.net

R130558

REAL ESTATE - ANTIQUES - PERSONAL PROPERTY - FARM & CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT AND APPRAISALS

Get the Word Out!

Serving the antiques industry for over 55 years!

R068587

Here is a Soap Hollow chest of drawers.

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

ATTENTION!

F121784

OLD PAINTINGS WANTED American Impressionists, New Hope School artists, PAFA artists, European paintings. 40 years experience. Immediate payment. Call 215-348-2500.

GAME 7 AUCTIONS is now accepting consignments for our monthly sports cards & memorabilia auctions. We also buy collections outright, cards, autographs, programs, publications, and more. Turn your collection into cash with a trusted local specialist. Call Walt at 215-470-1980 or email info@game7auctions.com

12 — Antiques & Auction News — September 4, 2026

antiquesandauctionnews.net

September 9, 10, & 11, 2026 · 9am (each day) CONESTOGA AUCTION GALLERY: 768 Graystone Rd., Manheim, PA 17545 LIVE– IN PERSON & ONLINE Day 1—Militaria, Tools, Hardware, Railroad Lanterns Day 2—Antiques, Americana, Artwork, Furniture Day 3—Country Store Advertising, Tobacco, Gas/Oil, Veterinary

Preview: Tuesday, September 8, 1-4 PM

See hessauctiongroup.com for more details. AY000253L

717-664-5238

877-599-8894

R130875

Conestoga Auction, a division of Hess Auction Group, is pleased to announce a landmark 3-Day Auction. This diverse auction will cover several categories and features items from the collections of Russell & Darlene Snyder (Maryland), Linda and the late Ed Althouse (Pennsylvania), and Craig and Cynthia Wertz (Pennsylvania). Highlights include Soap Hollow furniture, a Joel Palmer blanket chest, decorated stoneware, country store advertising signs, displays and fixtures including a rare large Smaltz-painted Dr. Daniels’ veterinary sign, a large porcelain Flying A gas station sign, Union and Confederate Civil War arms and relics, carved Schimmel figures, textiles, PA tall case clocks, Nantucket basket, painted furniture, rugs, early signed axes and Pennsylvania primitives.