Issue #2023 - Auction Action Antique News

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January 6, 2015
Vol. 20 No. 23
News Periodical Mailed on December 31
Snow, Mud, Sleet, Extreme Cold, AND Outstanding Merchandise made for
a memorable auction day in Gladstone, Upper Michigan on November 8th!
Article & photos by Superior Auction & Appraisal
2004 Ford F250 4x4 Diesel with only
36,000 miles - sold for $13,500!
Continued on pages 6 & 7
The Estate Auction for the late Donald & Charlotte Erickson
was held on their multi-generation 380 acre farm in the Upper
Peninsula.
This farm was in the family for 100’s of years, and there were
treasures that were found in the outbuildings that were interspersed
over the 18 miles of roads on the property! We actually had a hard
time finding those treasures again after our initial visit!
We knew that this was definitely a ‘2-ring auction’ and also that we
would get to do an ‘old-fashioned-walk-around auction’ for the lumber piles
and the sawmill, at the least. We also had to consider the 10-plus outbuildings,
that consisted of horse corrals, more lumber, fencing, scrap iron, etc…
The front & back view of
the 6' General Store Seed Display Cabinet - Sold for $1400!
With Seventy Dealers from Across the U.S., the
Lake Country Antiques & Art Show Doesn’t Disappoint
Article & photos by Brian Maloney
The Lake Country Antiques & Art Show. Just the name excites antiques enthusiasts everywhere, for the Lake Country Shows are always among the most anticipated antiques events
in Wisconsin. The autumn edition of the show, held on the first weekend in November, featured over seventy respected dealers from throughout the nation. They gather here twice each
year at what has become known as one of the finest antiques shows in the Midwest. Quality
is always the rule here, with large crowds getting a chance to see an amazing selection of
American & Continental furniture, art, and artifacts spanning the centuries.
I found this folky
German wood rocking
horse at Monches Farm, price tag $265. 262-966-2787
Two choice
weathervane figures
from Connecticut
collector Harold E. Cole: the Thomas W. Jones
& Co. bull measuring 26” in length priced at
$12,500, the Jewell miniature gamecock
measuring 13” tall at $4,200. 203-565-3561
Continued on pages 8, 9 & 10
Shoppers
found a
choice group
of English
furnishings
at Redcoat
Antiques,
including this
19th century
Chadburns
of Liverpool
aneroid
thermometer/
barometer in a
carved oak
case, $2,850.
847-426-3309
From
Minnesota’s
ML Fancy
Antiques, a very
unusual Civil
War-themed cast
iron hall tree,
just found in a
Massachusetts
estate, $6,800.
612-723-8768
The eclectic mix
at the
Antique
Emporium
ranged from
this original
Carl Kauba
Austrian
bronze of a
Plains Native
American
(22”,
$16,500) to
a colorful French circus poster
priced at $495. 715-832-2494
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Article by Rick Natynski (Red Wing Collectors Society)
Collectors of Red Wing stoneware and pottery might find a new centerpiece for their collection if they
come out to the Red Wing Collectors Society's (RWCS) Annual MidWinter GetTogether at the Olympia Resort
& Conference Center in Oconomowoc, Wis. from Feb. 6-8.
The big news this year is that the event is moving to Wisconsin after being held in Iowa for the past
14 years.
“We're excited about the move to Oconomowoc because we expect it will attract a large group of collectors who have never attended the MidWinter event before,” says Stacy Wegner, RWCS executive director.
“Other than Minnesota, Wisconsin has more RWCS members than any other state, so we're hoping to see a larger attendance this year.”
The RWCS is devoted to those who collect a diverse line of crocks, jugs, churns, dinnerware and art
pottery manufactured in Red Wing from the 1880s to 1960s. Hundreds of people from around the country are
expected to attend the February event, which will help tie collectors over until the next RWCS National
Convention in Red Wing in July. These two events serve as great opportunities for members to connect over Red
Wing and learn about the history of the potteries that once operated in Red Wing, their diverse production lines
and the impact they had on the American pottery industry.
As with any large antique event, the opportunity to buy and sell is top of mind for collectors and dealers. In this case, the RWCS MidWinter GetTogether never disappoints. Many attendees will prop open their doors
and sell Red Wing wares from their hotel rooms during the weekend - some starting as early as the night of
Wednesday, Feb. 4. A formal Show & Sale will run from 1:30 to 4 p.m. on Saturday, Feb. 7 followed by an auction at 5 p.m. - both of which are open to the public. Auction proceeds will benefit the Pottery Museum of Red
Wing and more information can be found at www.houghtonauctions.com or the classifieds section at www.redwingcollectors.org. Whether you're new to collecting Red Wing or an experienced collector, anyone and everyone is invited to attend this fun event and find a new piece for their collection.
The MidWinter GetTogether also includes a number of other organized activities like a “Friday Night
Lights” reception featuring food, prizes and fun from 7 to 9 p.m. on Friday, Feb. 6. The theme of this year's event
is “The Big Game”. Attendees are encouraged to wear their favorite football team's apparel to take part in the fun,
whether their favorite is from the professional, college or high school ranks.
Education is also a major focus of the event. Highlighting this year will be keynote presentations from
RWCS Vice President Paul Wichert and RWCS Foundation Board Member Stan Lueck. Wichert will present
“RWCS Technology & How to Use it” and Lueck will speak about creating the RWCS Foundation Endowment
Fund to keep the Pottery Museum of Red Wing running strong for future generations.
New this year, RWCS Historian Nancy Lambert will talk about the process she went through when
creating the Kansas/Missouri Red Wing advertising book. Longtime MidWinter speakers and RWCS Hall of
Fame members Steve Showers and Dennis Nygaard will give separate presentations on their findings from digging in the pottery dumps this year. Dinnerware experts Larry Roschen and Terry Moe, who are also RWCS Hall
of Fame members, will discuss Red Wing dinnerware. Curious about how things are going at the new museum
in Red Wing, Minnesota? Members of the RWCS Foundation Board will hold a Q & A session to answer your
questions. And as a carryover from the past location in Iowa, Mark Wiseman will speak about the potteries that
operated in Des Moines, Boone and Warren counties. In addition, new RWCS KidsView education program
chairperson Linda Wipperling will keep with “The Big Game” theme and feature activities that will teach
younger collectors about the different pieces Red Wing made for professional and college sports teams, such as
the Little Brown Jug trophy that is awarded to the winner of every Minnesota/Michigan college football game.
All activities will be held at the Olympia Resort & Conference Center, 1350 Royal Mile Rd. in
Oconomowoc, Wisconsin, which is off I-94 just 30 minutes west of Milwaukee. Visit www.redwingcollectors.org
to register or learn more about the MidWinter GetTogether, or the annual Red Wing Collectors Society Summer
Convention, which is slated for July 9-11 in Red Wing.
The RWCS MidWinter GetTogether is one of three different antique shows that will have quality Red
Wing and vintage advertising for sale in Wisconsin's Waukesha County on the weekend of Feb 6-8. Featuring
more than 55 quality dealers, the 64th Annual Winter Wisconsin Antiques Dealers Association Show is slated for
11 a.m. to 9 p.m. Friday, Feb. 6 and 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 7 at the Waukesha County Expo Center
Forum Building, 1000 Northview Road, Waukesha, WI 53188. Call 414-510-4441 or visit www.wisconsinantiquedealers.com for more information.
In addition, 150 sales tables will be set up at the 43rd Annual Milwaukee Antique Bottle and
Advertising Show from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Sunday, Feb. 8 at the Country Springs Hotel, 2810 Golf Road, Pewaukee,
WI 53072. Contact David Kapsos at 608-838-8041 or [email protected] for info. Gas prices are down, so
don't miss this unique opportunity to hunt for new pieces or sell your inventory at these great events!
Annual membership in the Red Wing Collectors Society costs only $35 and includes six 16-page fullcolor newsletters mailed to your home throughout the year. The Red Wing Collectors Society was founded in
1977 in Red Wing, Minn. and is devoted to educating people about all American pottery. There are more than
4,000 members worldwide. The Red Wing Potteries had diverse pottery lines that included stoneware, dinnerware and art pottery. For more information or to become a member, call the RWCS business office at 800-9777927, e-mail [email protected] or log on to www.redwingcollectors.org. You can also join the
RWCS on Facebook and follow it on Twitter at twitter.com/RWpottery.
Every year, a variety of rare
and unexpected treasures
show up for sale at the Red
Wing Collectors Society's
MidWinter GetTogether.
From primitive stoneware
made as early as the 1870s to
art pottery and dinnerware
made from the 1930s to 1960s,
these photos show a sampling
of the goodies two dealers had for sale at last year's affair. This year's
event will occur on the weekend of Feb. 6-8 at the Olympia Resort &
Conference Center, 1350 Royal Mile Rd. in Oconomowoc, Wisconsin.
Most dealers will start selling from their hotel rooms starting on
Thursday, Feb. 5; the official Red Wing Show & Sale will take place in
Olympia's ballroom from 1:30 to 4 p.m. on Saturday, Feb. 7.
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Out & About
Everyone at Auction Action Antique
News would like to wish all of you a very
Happy New Year!
We hope that everyone had a wonderful
Christmas filled with family and friends.
This is our first paper back from our
holiday break. We would like to remind
our advertisers that we have new deadline
dates that took effect in January.
The new deadline is Monday’s by noon.
The paper will then be mailed on Wednesday’s.
My holiday break was a busy one. Mekenzy had early (4am)
morning practices and a tournament Christmas weekend. She
shared her goalie time with Emily, who is a freshman. So for
Kenzy’s game she got a shut-out. Brandon had games and
practices scattered throughout. Half of the family got that virus
that has been going around, including the dog. Even grandpa
(Bob) got sick. So, needless to say, we (my family) spent our
Christmas day just relaxing and watching movies. I worked a
little, so some of you did receive actual emails from me on
Christmas Day. I did watch some of the movie.
When Out and About this weekend, be sure to drive safe.
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Sunday, January 11th. Located at Pontiac Convention Center in
Janesville, Wisconsin. See thier ad in this weeks issue for more information.
N.L. Promotions West Bend Antiques Show on
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Located at Washington County Fair Park in West Bend, Wisconsin.
See thier ad in this weeks issue for more information.
Milwaukee’s Scale Auto, Hobby & Toy Show on
Sunday, January 18th. Located at Serb Hall in
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Townsend Promotions Mayo Civic Center Flea Market on
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Rochester, Minnesota. See thier ad in this weeks issue for more information.
Top of the Class Antiques Show on Friday, January 30th,
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Located at Illinois State University in Normal, Illinois.
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Until Next Week
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Large Crowd at the Cold & Snowy Erickson Estate Auction
Article & photos by Superior Auction & Appraisal
I’ve seen a lot of really
unusual ‘stuff’ at our aucPreparing for this large event was a lot of work, but also very enjoyable in that we tions (including a 12’
got to experience the beautiful scenery and wildlife on the property. The bank who fiberglass chicken) but I
A Portion of the Out Buildings on the
commissioned us to sell this farm & estate auction were wonderful to work with, and was drawn to an AMAZINGErickson Farm.
arranged for the caretaker of the property to work ‘side-by-side’ with the Superior LY
LARGE
grinding
Auction crew.
wheel…. I’ve sold a fair share of
The caretaker, Larry Branstrom, was also a great family
grinding wheels at our farm
friend to the Ericksons and knew the equipment inside
auctions over the last 20
& out. With Larry’s help we were able to disclose
years, but this one had to
everything ‘good & bad’ about what we were sellhave been previously
ing! THANKS LARRY!!
owned by the ‘JOLLY
We knew that the weathGREEN GIANT!’ After
er forecast was not all
much spirited bidding, it
that great, and when I
sold for $660.00!
arrived two days prior to the
Although we recognize
auction at the snowthe need, and are excited
covered auction site, I Large Stoneware Crock Cover, 20.5 to offer merchandise that
inches Across - Sold for $50!
figured we needed at
is better suited for our
A portion of the pole building.
least one bonfire in
Internet-Only Auctions, we
each ring. The warmth of the bonfire gathering places still LOVE to sell those ‘onsite auctions’, especially farm estates!! We are fortunate
was within sight of the bidding activity and each bonfire to get to sell many Upper Peninsula Estates – there is still a LOT of great merchancame complete with marshmallows!!!
dise up here from prominent estates involved in the logging and mining industries,
(Someone suggested that I should supply brandy also as well as the Ford Motor Company estates in the Iron Mountain area!
but we decided to leave our amenities to ‘just marshmalOnsite estate auctions are a bit more time-consuming for
lows’ ??.)
me (2 days prior to the auction, the auction day event,
Auction Ring Number One included 3 farm tractors, and one more day for late load-out the day after), but
two hay wagons, several farm implements, two ‘deluxe’ I will always be interested in securing contracts for
hunting blinds, a 2004 Ford 2500 4WD pickup truck, good onsite live estate auctions!
Beautiful Pie
The ‘locals’ who knew the Erickson’s also knew
Safe - Sold for $150! AND a VERY LARGE POLE BUILDING FULL OF
TOOLS!! Auctioneers Larry Schultz and Joe Cicero, that they maintained their equipment and I was
and co-owner Gene Beland managed this ring with strong support from the Superior happy that a neighboring potatoe farmer
Auction staff.
bought the 2004 Ford 2500 4WD diesel
The ‘walk-around’ portion of the auction featured pickup truck (only 36,000 miles) for
a sawmill, industrial carts, rolls of cable, several $13,500! The two 4WD JD farm tractors
lumber stacks, firewood, scrap iron and more!
each had issues that we disclosed, but still
Auctioneer and owner Nellie Beland sold the sold for $3000 and $5000!
antiques in a second ring, and the major items in
The two hunting blinds were on skids
Ring Number One. The antique ring featured a and we hauled them out of the vast
‘Turn of the Century’ General Store seed counter acreage so buyers could view them in the main
floor display, which would make a great island for ring. One sold for close to $700 and the Jolly Green Giant's Grinding Wheel someone’s kitchen! Bidding was fast & furious with other for $400.
sold for $660!
the hammer falling at $1400!
Desirable still-life artwork by
The artwork by Escanaba artist Patrick Farrell, Escanaba Artist Patrick Farrell ranged between $220 and $360.00. The Erickson’s
who is Charlotte Erickson’s brother, brought strong had a good collection of unusual art, and most of the pieces sold for solid prices.
prices in this ring also. Competition for his art
This was a great auction to wrap up our 2014 onsite auction season! Watch our
included several local residents, friends of Patrick’s website at www.superiorauction.net in January for Internet-Only Auctions including
and a few family members, in addition to the Buyers an Aladdin Lamp Collection (over 250 lamps & accessories), Fine and Costume
who were just attracted to his excellent ‘still-life’ Jewelry, Antique Fishing Lures, Premier Antiques from Door County, a live collecskills.
tor coin auction, and two early spring live estate auctions which are outstanding!
His College Career, His
The antique furniture market is ‘soft’ across the
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Prom Girl by Fidler Really cool art print! Sold nation, but this estate had some pretty neat pieces that upcoming auctions! ([email protected])
brought decent prices.
If you would like to consign to our spring jewelry or collector coin auction, please
for $145!
Due to a ‘glitch’ in the local newspaper advertising, let us know SOON!
the auction started a little bit later than planned. Because of the vast amount of merYou can reach Nellie Beland at Superior Auction & Appraisal by calling 877-864chandise to preview, there were no complaints???Glitches’ are something that auc- 2942, or by email at
tioneers deal with occasionally, and Nellie@superiorauction, or
I am so appreciative of our cus- through our website at
tomers for understanding that.
www.superiorauction.net.
It took an $850
bid to be the winner of this chain
link fencing.
One of many lumber
stacks.
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One of two John Deere Tractors sold at
the Erickson Estate Auction.
Hunting Blind on Skids, One of Two
- Sold for $700!
Jenn & Susan, hard at work,
preparing for the auction event!
Patrick Farrell Rose Print.
Primitive Double Door Cabinet.
Gone Wild for Manatee Gift Adoptions!
John Deere Tractor with Loader.
Spoon
Carved
Cabinet With
Drop Front Sold for $300!
Patrick Farrell Still Life.
Right:
Susan &
Jenn asking
Mr. Beland
'What the
heck is
under
there!'
manatees, but Save the Manatee Club’s adoption program created this passion and
enthusiasm in them that’s very wonderful for me as an adult to be part of. I can’t tell
you how thrilled my nieces are to get the newsletter addressed personally to them.
Adopting real Florida manatees for family and friends this Holiday season is nature- They read every word front to back. Who knows, the Club may have just created the
inspired, thoughtful gift-giving that helps Save the Manatee Club increase conserva- next generation of marine life specialists dedicated to the conservation of these wontion and education efforts for the endangered marine mammals and their aquatic derful creatures.”
habitat. It also helps holiday shoppers stretch those often limited budgets.
Save the Manatee Club, a national nonprofit organization, was co-founded thirty
Last year, Lisa Cartossa from Holt, Missouri, decided that since her two young years ago by singer/songwriter Jimmy Buffett. Funds from the Holiday gift adopnieces, Lily and Rose from North Carolina, were fortunate enough to have most tions help with manatee rescue, rehabilitation, and release efforts; research; educaeverything they needed, she would adopt manatees as Christmas presents for them. tion and public awareness projects; conservation work to protect manatees and their
Lisa chose adoptees “Paddy Doyle” and “Flash,” who regularly winter at Blue habitat; and for programs in the United States, Central and South America, the Wider
Spring State Park, from Save the Manatee Club’s Adopt-A-Manatee program. All of Caribbean, and West Africa. Manatees are listed as endangered at the state, federal,
the manatees available for adoption can be viewed on the Club’s website at and international levels.
http://www.savethemanatee.org/adoptees.htm. Two new manatees recently added to
the list of adoptees are from Alabama, “Zewie” and “Bama.”
Patrick Rose, aquatic biologist and Executive Director of the Club, points out that
manatees face tremendous challenges to their survival from human activities. “In
An annual manatee adoption costs $25, which is just a little over $2 a month, and Florida alone, since record-keeping began in 1974, more than 38% of manatee deaths
includes a color photo of a real manatee, an adoption certificate, biography, member- where cause of death is known were human-related. So it is imperative that we conship handbook, and subscriptions to the Club's newsletters which feature updated tinue to educate the public about the presence of manatees in our waters. Adopting
reports on the manatees in the adoption program. Shipping is free within the United a manatee is a great way to learn more about this beloved species and how to help
States. Gift adoptions are sent with a personalized holiday message. Or for a $35 make a difference in their lives.”
tax-deductible donation, each new member will also receive Save the Manatee
Club's 2012 wall calendar, featuring spectacular manatee photos to enjoy all year and Find out more information about manatees and Holiday gift adoptions by contacting
well past.
Save the Manatee Club at 500 N. Maitland Ave., Maitland, FL 32751, or calling 1800-432-JOIN (5646), or visiting their web site at www.savethemanatee.org, where
“When my nieces received their adoption packets for Christmas, I was told you could you can also sign up for the Club’s free E-Newsletter. Also, discover a variety of
not have heard two children screaming with excitement louder than they were,” said manatee items in the Club’s gift catalog at http://www.savethemanatee.org/shop/.
Lisa. “Immediately, the manatees’ pictures went on their walls. They knew about
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Fabulous Olympic Resort Hosts Autumn Edition of the Lake
Country Antiques & Art Show
Article & photos by Brian Maloney
There are more than 15,000 lakes in Wisconsin, and many folks think they’re found
mostly in the northern half of the state. But there’s another watery Badger State playground as well: The “Lake Country” located just a short drive west of Milwaukee in
the southeast corner of the state. And the more than one-hundred lakes found here
have attracted visitors for a long time indeed.
Increase Lapham, father of the U.S. Weather Bureau, was making pioneering
weather observations here even before Wisconsin became a state in 1848. Soon after,
Delafield’s celebrated Hawks Inn stagecoach inn opened, and the region became an
important stop for travelers in what was then still part of the Michigan Territory. And
the oldest degree granting institution in Wisconsin, Nashotah House, opened its
doors here way back in 1842.
Today’s Lake Country is best known as a vacation destination. Whether you’re a
history buff, or just want to explore the many lakes, golf courses, and fine dining
establishments in the area, you can’t go wrong with a trip to the Lake Country. But
of course there’s another main attraction here: the Lake Country Antiques & Art
Show
The Lake Country Show, originally named the Delafield Antiques Show, has been
bringing the best in antiques exhibitors here for a quarter of a century. Redcoat
Antiques is always among them, bringing a fine selection of British art and furnishings. They also displayed some choice early firearms at this autumn show, including
a London-made pistol that once belonged to American privateer (and later Navy
Captain) Samuel Davison.
Americana & folk art was the theme as always at Thomas M. Rawson Antiques - a
highlight there a seven-foot-long model ship that had won a blue ribbon for its maker
at the 1929 Wisconsin State Fair. And speaking of folk art, first-time exhibitor Gary
Lake Country Antiques & Art Show organizers Ron and Debi Christman assembled more
than seventy top-quality dealers from
throughout the nation for the fall edition of
the event, held as always at the Olympic
Resort & Spa in Oconomowoc, Wisconsin.
John Gresl brought examples from around the globe: from African carvings to an
amazing woven hog figure made by a New Guinea tribe from twine and Cassowary
feathers.
In more of a fine art mood? Milwaukee’s Ralph Spano Antiques brings dozens of
noteworthy examples to each Delafield Antiques Show, specializing in local &
regional oils & watercolors. And with seventy dealers coming from as far afield as
Connecticut and Rhode Island to jolly old England, there’s something here for every
taste and budget.
The Lake Country Antiques & Art Show is hosted by the Olympia Resort & Spa,
located in Oconomowoc, Wisconsin. The venue has a lot to offer for both visitor and
exhibitor alike. There’s a generous amount of free parking, plus nearly 20,000 square
feet of exhibition space in two adjacent ballrooms. Thinking of making a weekend
out of a visit to the show? The resort also boasts 190 oversized guest rooms and
suites, gourmet dining, an in-house night club - plus the lavish 17,000 square foot
OSpa.
Ron and Debby Christman of the Antique Center at Wales did their usual great job
organizing the event. Their multi-dealer shop, The Antique Center at Wales, is worth
a look too, housed in a beautifully restored 19th century barn in nearby Wales,
Wisconsin. They can be reached at 262-968-4913, or through their website
www.antiquescenteratwales.net.
If you missed this Autumn Edition of the Lake Country Antiques & Art Show, the
Spring Edition of the event will be here before you know it, in June of 2015. Be sure
to check out the Lake Country area’s website too - www.livinglakecountry.com - for
details about what’s happening in this picturesque corner of the Badger State. And as
always, keep an eye out for all of the Lake Country Antiques & Art Shows in the
Auction Action Antique News!
Antiques from “across the Pond”
are a specialty at Ohio’s
Mongenas Antiques, where sat
this handsome 18th century
English George III oak dresser measuring 55” x 72” & priced at
$3,800. 513-378-5770
Redcoat Antiques came with some rare
firearms from both sides of the Atlantic: with
this pristine Revolutionary War Scottish pistol priced at $7,250, this London-made pistol
used by privateer and Commodore of the
Pennsylvania Navy Captain Samuel
Davison at $7,500. 847-426-3309
Classic country furniture and accessories
were the focus at The Rock Step Antiques,
with finds there like this stoneware rolling pin
with Prairie Du Chien, Wisconsin advertising.
608-574-0957
Becky Sharpe & Mark Buttes of 1st Pick
Antique & Vintage brought some rare cast
iron, the best this circa-1870s J. W. Fiske
stag figure, price tag $16,000.
715-360-2669
Another unusual period
lithograph from
Michigan’s The Ragman
Antiques: this 1880’s
Austrian depiction of a
whaleboat at hunt $2,200. 517-526-2787
Thousands of artifacts and oddities awaited at The Ragman Antiques, where I
found this framed lithograph advertising
Greeley, Iowa’s Holbert Horse Importing
Company - $1,250. 517-526-2787
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An exciting mix of tribal art &
artifacts awaited in Gary John
Gresl’s display, among them this
New Guinea twine & cassowary
feather hog figure that sold the
first morning of the show.
414-313-1682
Nice lines to this
American Chippendale
four-drawer chest from
Mongenas Antiques, a nice
buy too at $1,295. The
signed M. W. Olson harbor
scene above it was priced at
$1,500. 513-378-5770
Susan & Rod Bartha
brought, and quickly
sold, this impressive
horsehair-reinforced plaster
frame measuring
nearly five-feet
across & dating from the early 20th century. 847-366-1976
Crescent Worth Art & Antiques came
with a nice group of Japanese Imari
porcelain, plus fine art including this
colorful Copeland Charles Burg oilon-board “Gold Dome Church,”
measuring 18” x 30” and priced at
$3,500. 847-347-7170
At Indiana’s Suzanne Baker
Antiques, this 18th century
American Queen Anne tavern table
was priced at $1,450, the spindleback Windsor chairs at $325 each.
219-926-8467
Two very different
Wisconsin-themed paintings from
You never know quite what you’ll
Ralph Spano Antiques & Fine Art: the 48” depiction of Vilas
find at Susan & Rod Bartha
County by Milwaukee’s Ken Kwint priced at $6,500, the whimAntiques - in one corner this 1950s
sical “Oshkosh B’ Gosh” by Kansas artist Robert Hodgell at
Pacific Coast totem pole ($2,675)
$18,000. 414-915-9649
flanked by early 20th century western-themed bronzes priced at
$1,175 and $7,500. 847-366-1976
Another rarity from
Thomas M. Rawson
Antiques: this
“SIW (Stanford in
Washington) Mascot
1938” cast iron
doorstop, price
tag $950. 319364-8943
More great period cast iron from
1st Pick Antique & Vintage: the
matched pair of James Beebe &
Co. reclining lions priced at
$18,500, the Kramer triple fountain at $7,500. 715-360-2669
This amazing 7’ long folk art ship model (of
the H.M.S. Alexandra) won its maker first
prize at the 1929 Wisconsin State Fair, and
was priced at $3,850 in Thomas M. Rawson
Antiques’ display. 319-364-8943
Furnishing fit for your manor could be had at
London dealer Randall Hopkins Art &
Antiques’ display. In this vignette, classic
rural-themed English oils surround a datedI found this 1920s Stockman,
1921 pastoral painting by a Milwaukee,
Paris mannequin with articuWisconsin artist - $1,685. 011-44-7702-799-720
lated wooden arms at ML
Fancy Antiques, price tag
$895. 612-723-8768
From Country Peddlar
Antiques, a circa-1830s
miniature blanket chest
in its original paint-decorated finish - $265.
920-564-6386
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My two period furniture picks at Good’s
Antiques : the somber
postmaster’s cabinet
priced at $1,150, the
Pennsylvania pine open
dresser at $1,700.
262-385-5518
Here’s an interesting find
from the Antique Emporium:
a set of five Anheuser Busch
lithographs ($2,250) of Old
West settlers & Native
Americans – all with crates
and barrels of the brew prominently featured! 715-832-2494
New Finds Generate
Collector Excitement
article by Rick Sandstom of the Midwest Decoy Collectors Association
midwestdecoy.org
Oscar Peterson plaque
2012 Gave us a wonderful opportunity
to see some gresh new items that captured the attention of all collectors.
First, one of our collectors found the
Oscar Peterson plaque on the left on
the left on eBay. No one could have
understood its character until you saw
it in person. It drew a lot of attention at
the preview & even more attention
when it finallly hit the auction block. I
found myself looking at it & then walking away & going back to absorb more
of its character. Sold for $123,000 it
commanded a value that reflected just
how special it is. I’m sure that as the
information gets out about this wonderful item we will see more of these special efforts surface. Oscar Peterson did
a wide range of items & this plaque is
certainly special.
Beckhart duck call
I can easily see Marty, Cameron or
another carver doing this type of item
for their residences, shops or hunt
spaces. I have been in several hunt
clubs that could sponsor such work.
On the right is the Beckhart duck call
that came to the show for appraisal. It
is definitely a wow. Carved on all sides
with amazing detail it is definitely a
sight to behold. It went to auction this
summer & sommanded a record bringing $103,500 in spirited bidding. Both
of these items are great examples of the
terrific American Folk Art that is still
being discovered across the country. I
hope that the call will inspire some of
the call makers & call collectors to new
levels of energy in their efforts.
Three cherubs riding a dolphin was
the theme of this framed Villeroy &
Boch plaque from Hunters Lake
Antiques, measuring 7” x 11” and
priced at $1,100. 262-965-2797
Indian Basketry of the Northeastern Woodlands
Sarah Peabody Turnbaugh & William A. Turnbaugh
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Auction Location: RIVER EDGE CONVENTION CENTER
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SUNDAY, JANUARY 18, 2015 - 10:00 A.M.
SATURDAY, JAN. 17th, 2015 - 9:00 A.M.
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2002 ELGIN/STERLING SC 8000
CROSSWIND STREET SWEEPER
Stk. #60305
Location: Brown Deer, WI
#E-1-452241
2008 CHEVY UPLANDER
WHEELCHAIR VAN
Stk. #36095
Location: Viroqua, WI
2009 HENDERSON STAINLESS STEEL
197S HOPPER
Truck dump body w/conveyor.
Stk. #0 Location: Peshtigo, WI #E-2-452241
2008 CHEVY IMPALA LS
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Location: Viroqua, WI
1986 CASE W20C RUBBER TIRED
ARTICULATED LOADER
2006 CHEVY UPLANDER
WHEELCHAIR VAN
Stk. #60323
Location: Cambridge, WI
Stk. #36096
Location: Portage, WI
#E-3-452241
1990 BLUE BIRD TC BUS
#A-6-452241
Wheelchair lift. Stk. #60261
Location: Sister Bay, WI
#T-4-452241
Bob & LaVonne Webster of Delavan, WI – Plus others will sell the following at the above place
and time. Visit our website on Thursday the week of the auction for pictures (generally posting
over 400 photos). We will have 3 rings running at the same time, plan to attend and bring your friends.
Visit our website for a much larger listing www.stenzelauction.com
Bob & LaVonne Webster: Sleepy Eye Pottery & Comm. pieces (visit our website for listing);
Beautiful cut glass pcs.; Hand-painted pieces; Approx. 25 glass candy containers; Lg. selection of
Flash Ruby glassware; Jack Sprat collectibles; Sterling Silver spoons, coasters & sterling wt. pcs.;
Royal Bayreuth tomato pcs. (approx. 25); Beautiful mini. & table kerosene lamps of all kinds &
shapes; Beautiful Vintage Christmas ornaments & cardboard Village houses: Large selection of
primitives & adv. items; 2 furnished doll houses; 50+ Wood duck decoys; Tell City maple harvest
table w/benches; Plus much more. Others Will Sell: Porcelain Gas Memorabilia Signs: 51” X
101” Mobil w/Flying Horse (dbl. sided); 6’X 6’ Round Pure Oil (dbl. sided); 24” X 167” Sinclair
2pc. (red, black, green) rectangular sign; Rd. Texaco 6’X 6’ (dbl. sided); Porcelain Signs: Round
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Tin Signs: Texaco Ahead, Behlen Ferguson Tractor & Impl., Oval 7-Up sign, Hercules Tires,
Kendall Tires, Kelly Tires, Hoosier Tire, 12” X 45” Goodyear Farm Tire Service; Kewanee
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Sales & Service store sign, Green Colonial Heating E.B. Lyon & Son Mineral, IL, Say Pepsi Please
sign, 47” X 55” Motorola Quasar, 37”X 61” Woods Dealer Store, Plus More. Clocks: Raytheon
TV & Radio Service, Elgin Watches electric clock; Plus more. Neon Lights: GE Appliance,
Pontiac, Route 66, Canada Dry table top light. Misc.: Red Coca-Cola lg. button sign; Goodyear,
Standard & Brad Ragan 18” letter sign; Royal Crown Flange sign; AC Fuel pump Flange sign;
Safeway Producer sign (dbl. sided); 12” X 12” Another Oliver User sign; Minneapolis Moline
Wood Manual Display case; 4’X 8’ L-Shaped curved end display counter (neat pc.); 1950 Pepsi
10 cent vending machine (blue in color); (2) 1950s Pepsi machines 10 cent & 40 cent (light blue);
1940’s 15 cent candy bar machine; JD, Squirt, Coca-Cola,
Pepsi, 7-Up, Dr. Pepper, Phillip 66, Texaco clothing apparel;
1940’s Ford Emblem; Esquire Boot Polish holder; Old
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machine; Rock-Ola Jukebox w/45 RPM records; 1964 Sears
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1999 FORD E150 CONVERSION VAN
#B-7-452241
Stk. #60262
Location: Hartland, WI
#T-8-452241
#T-5-452241
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SKID LOADER SNOW PUSHER
10’. Stk. #60284
Location: Sturtevant, WI
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JOHN DEERE 555G WT CRAWLER
Loader w/clam bucket. Stk. #5871
Location: Mount Horeb, WI #E-13-452241
BRUSH MASTER BOOM MOWER HEAD
Stk. #42178
Location: Mount Horeb, WI
#F-17-452241
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Location: Wausau, WI
WESTERN PRO PLUS SNOWPLOW
#X-10-452241
MONROE SPREADER
3 pt attachment. Stk. #41849
Location: Mount Horeb, WI #X-14-452241
MILLER BOBCAT 250 AC/DC
WELDER/11,000W GAS GENERATOR
Stk. #12449
9’. Stk. #60248
Location: Saukville, WI
#E-11-452241
JOHN DEERE 301A TRACTOR
Diesel, 2WD, loader and ROPS. Stk. #5870
Location: Mount Horeb, WI #F-15-452236
1988 MACK RD690S
Tandam axle dump truck. Stk. #1036
Location: Janesville, WI #A-12-452236
FECON FORESTRY MULCHING
ATTACHMENT
Stk. #12475
#F-16-452236
SWENSON STAINLESS V-BOX SPREADER
VIRNIG V-PLOW SKID STEER ATTACHMENT
Stk. #12478
Stk. #12372
#X-19-452241
#E-20-452241
#X-18-452241
2000 INTL 2554
4x2, single axle patrol/dump truck w/plow,
wing and spreader. Stk. #60233
Location: Monroe, WI #A-22-452241
1970’S INTL HARVESTER 2400B TRACTOR 1986(?) HOWARD PRICE 727 TURF BLAZER
Loader & ROPS. Stk. #60229
Location: Mukwonago, WI #E-23-452241
2WD, diesel, 72” turf mower . Stk. #60230
Location: Mukwonago, WI #E-24-452241
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1/31 Gun & Military Auction, includes a grand collection of hard to find WWII Japanese items in
VERY good condition!
This auction, 1/10, includes a variety of items, something for everyone. Antiques & Collectibles:
Salesman samples Ice Cream maker & Gem Wringer washer. Early model Coin Telephone.
Candle Stick Telephone. Advertising signs including Coca-Cola & Camel Cigarettes thermometers.
Coca-Cola bottle carrier. Early Ellisco gas can. Hood ornament. Coins. Sterling Silver & plate.
Whirligig. Toys including Army truck with cannon & Good old John Deere diecast toys. 1867
German Global Wildlife illustration book. 2 Original Chalk paintings by Chandler. Coffee Grinders.
Salt glaze Eastern Cobalt Stoneware Jug. Hummel Lamp. 3 Original German Samplers 1732, 1845,
1858. New Haven figural clock. Fuji Folder Bike. Military: WWII Nazi medals & helmet. M1
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REGISTERED WISCONSIN AUCTIONEER: STEVE LIEBE #871
Phone 920-867-3352 Email: [email protected]
AUCTION
SATURDAY, JANUARY 17, 2015 - 9:30 A.M.
LOCATED INSIDE THE OLD SCHOOL, OWEN, WI
(The far South end of Central Ave. in Owen, WI)
Note: This auction will consist of the lifetime (50+ year) collection and household of Sandy
Knight of Colby, WI. See website for photos; more pictures will be posted as boxes are unpacked.
Antiques & Collectables: 30+ pieces of Fenton, many signed w/boxes;
Carnival glass, Depression glass, opalescent, Nippon, cloisonné,
chocolate set, Hutschenreuther painted tea set, S&P’s, cut glass,
oriental glass; R.S. Prussia, collectable glassware, Nemadji
pottery, skokum dolls, children’s items, lunch boxes,
bobble heads, oil lamps, Aladdin lamp, leaded glass
lamps, postcard albums, holiday cards, 7 watercolors, 30+ old
prints, 10 oil paintings, 2 sets of china – Abingdon & Currier &
Ives; adv. items, collector’s books, paper items, 3 pitcher & bowl
sets, china & celluloid dolls, baskets, clocks. Furniture: 3 china cabinets, cherry
hutch, 6 bookcases, oak commode, round oak table w/5 leaves, 2 sewing rockers, Boston rocker, child’s rocker, library table, set of 4 press backed chairs,
desk, hall tree, plant stands, new lighted cabinet, trunks, loveseat & chair,
gate leg table, 6 folding tables, lots & lots of other misc.
Sandy Knight Estate
Terms: Positive ID required. All purchases must be settled for on sale
day, cash or check. (Visa & MC accepted with a 3% service fee). 5 1/2%
sales tax charged. NO BUYER’S FEE
N14555 Sandhill Ave.,
Curtiss, WI 54422
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ANTIQUES & COLLECTIBLES AUCTION
AMERICAN SERB HALL - 5101 W. OKLAHOMA AVE., MILWAUKEE, WI 53219
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 14, 2015 - 6:00 P.M.
Inspection 5:00 P.M.
OVER 300 PICTURES AT: www.betthausers.com
Vintage toys to include, Overland circus cast iron wagon, $0.10 $0.12 $0.15 comics, Richard
Petty autograph car COA, Tin windup cat, Tin windup dog, Tin boat w/box,
Barclay & Manoil lead soldiers, Cast iron clown bank, CI lion bank, CI horse
bank, Redline Hot Wheels, 1960's Matchbox cars, Tonka trucks,
Tootsie Toy doll furniture & cars, Star Wars figures, 1960's GI Joe
dolls, 1960's 1970's Barbie dolls, Battery operated tin toys, HeMan, Fisher Price, wrestling figures, Schuco windup cars, Smith
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Nodders, Mattel & other cap guns, Lionel trains, Pez regular feet, glass candy containers, Breyer
horses & other animals, 1950's Milwaukee Braves, Patchwork quilts, Antique large Nude Lady
Marble statue, vintage pocket watches & wrist watches, Hopi Indian wood carvings, vintage fishing tackle including Heddon Creek chub & South Bend lures,
Montague split bamboo fly rod, Victorian Eastlake spoon carved hanky top dresser, Victorian Eastlake spoon carved dresser w/mirror, 4 Oak Pressed Back chairs,
S & W safety hammerless .32 revolver, other guns, Arcade coffee grinder, C&NW
Railroad Lantern w/key, Niggerhair tobacco tin
pail, Samurai swords, Knights swords, Infant of
Prague statue, Beer advertising mirrors & signs,
Weber beer crate, West Bend, Hanley's Bulldog &
Wausau beer trays, Hamm’s beer sign, 14 &
10k, sterling, rhinestone & vintage jewelry to include Weiss, Trifari & other
designers, 1847 Rogers Heritage silver
plate set, Maas - Scott Zoellick - Robert
Hinton Wildlife prints, Hummels, Roseville
pinecone Zephyr Lily & poppy art pottery,
McCoy pottery, Indian rug blanket, Medical scale
models, WWII Nazi helmets, dagger & SS patches, WWII Nazi bayonets,
SILVER & GOLD COINS to include, Walking Liberty & Franklin halves,
Morgan & Peace dollars, 1898-S Liberty $5 Gold piece, mercury
dimes, 1980 $50 maple 1 oz. GOLD coin, 1929 Mexican 50
pesos 1.2 oz. GOLD coin, American Eagle Silver NGC
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1960's & 1970s Packers programs, German dolls, Czech perfume bottles, Red Wing
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& much much more-still unpacking boxes.
Terms: Cash, Credit Card, check w/prior approval or Bank Letter of Guarantee ONLY.
$1.00 bid fee, 5.6% sales tax, 13% buyer's fee, 3% credit for cash.
AUCTIONEERS: Cols. Harold & Marilyn Betthauser
Registered Wisconsin Auctioneers #119 & #120
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Antiques Abbreviations
by Mike Paul
A while ago a reader asked about explaining some of the abbreviations they
encounter in auction ads. This got me thinking about the abbreviations auctioneers
use and why we use them. After a phone call to Gloria I offered to put together a listing.
By definition, an abbreviation is a shortened form of a word or phrase used for brevity. Within context and reason it identifies certain aspects of a piece to the buyer without needlessly going into detail. A lamp buyer will know what a “bracket lamp” is.
It’s unnecessary to say, “Victorian cast iron wall bracket with mercury glass reflector, chimney & drop in finger font”. Most auctioneers use abbreviations in order to
keep the size of the ad affordable. However it can be too much of a good thing and
some of the more arcane descriptions can confuse or mislead the reader. To a person
who collects a particular category most abbreviations in that category are readily recognized. To anybody else they are probably gibberish. Even a novice farm toy buyer
won’t need a three day weekend to decipher IH, McD & JD. WWI & WWII are obvious but would most folks recognize CW (Civil War) out of context? Coins, firearms,
Hummels (152/A TMK3 UB K255 HB, anyone?) and other categories all have their
own abbreviations that often are exclusive to that field. But if you are a glassware
buyer does it really matter if you can’t translate a 28g, o/u, d-bbl, ss w/syn stock and
vr?
Some descriptions, while not technically correct, get the point across. For example
“Jewel T’, (which is short for Jewel Tea, a grocery chain) takes up less space than
“Autumn Leaf”, (a pattern name for china offered as a premium by Jewel Tea). This
may seem like a trivial difference but similar descriptions over several publications
begin to add up.
A listing that encompassed all of the collecting fields would be more of a project than
I can take on but the following abbreviations should get you through most ads for
antique auctions. If you have others you’d like to add to the list or that you’ve wondered about, please email them to me at [email protected].
A&C - Arts & Crafts. Refers to the style of furniture usually associated with early
1900s Stickley. Often but erroneously referred to as Mission or Prairie.
ABC - American Brilliant Cut. Refers to the “Brilliant” period of late 19th/early 20th
century American cut glass
B&H – Bradley & Hubbard. A manufacturer of quality lighting and decorative accessories.
B&W – Blue & White. The glaze colors used on utilitarian stoneware that was often
found in the kitchen.
CI - Cast Iron.
COP – Century Of Progress. Typically refers to souvenirs hauled back from the
Chicago World’s Fair of 1933/34. Even in the middle of the Great Depression, a lot
of Wisconsinites made the trip to see the COP.
CRS - Somebody explained this to me once, but I can’t seem to remember what they
said.
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Dmg - Damage.
gl - Gallon. Typically used when advertising stoneware capacity
For Rest - For Restoration. Don’t go to the auction expecting a cream puff.
GBCF - Glass Ball Claw Foot. Describes the foot usually found on late Victorian
parlor and lamp tables.
GWTW - Gone With The Wind. A style of lamp with a matching font and top globe.
Correctly referred to as a parlor lamp but popularly known as a Gone With The
Wind, after the movie of the same name.
LRRH- Little Red Riding Hood. Typically refers to the Regal China products that
feature her.
MIB - Mint In Box. Any item, but often a toy, that is in the same condition as new
and in the original box.
MOP - Mother of Pearl. Polished nacre usually derived from mollusk shells.
Typically found in jewelry, ladies dresser articles, buttons and in the windows of
RPOG art.
NIB - New In Box. Similar to above but often assumed to be of modern production
NOS - New Old Stock. Old merchandise, often with original manufacturer’s tags and
merchant’s price tags, that has never been sold or used.
NWOT - New With Original Tags, but sometimes used as New With Out Tags. eBay
sellers are usually guilty of using this both ways. If buying online, clarify before bidding.
o/b - Outboard. An outboard motor.
OOB - Oil on Board. Art work done on a board, usually Masonite.
OOC - Oil on Canvas. Art work done on canvas.
Pre Pro - Pre Prohibition, prior to 1920. Refers specifically to alcohol related advertising.
Post Pro - Post Prohibition, after 1933. Refers specifically to alcohol related advertising.
QA - Queen Anne. Generally refers to a 1920’s or 30’s revival style exemplified by
a cabriole leg.
Repro - Reproduction. A good definition would require a separate article but you get
the idea. Occasionally people will use the slang “Repop” for repro or “Repo” which
is inaccurate and what happens to your car when Vinnie pulls up in a tow truck.
RPOG - Reverse Painted on Glass. Less common as ROG. Any item where the
design or artwork has been applied to the obverse side of the glass but typically a
lamp shade, decorative framed art or advertising items.
RPPC – Real Photo Post Card. Differentiates a post card that was printed, (developed) off your film from one that was commercially printed. These were so popular
that Kodak marketed the 3A folder specifically for the RPPC.
RR – Railroad.
RW – Red Wing. Red Wing, or less often, the several other stoneware companies that
called Red Wing, MN their home.
/s/ - Signed.
s/g - Salt Glaze. Refers to the type of glaze used on stoneware and to differentiate it
from the later, more common, zinc glaze.
TOC - Tin Over Cardboard. A type of sign made of tin wrapped over a piece of
paperboard and hung by a piece of short thread mounted to the back side of the sign.
Commonly used in the 1930’s and 40’s by brewing and other industries.
T&S- Time & Strike. Refers to clock movements. Differentiates between time only
and striking movements.
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“A Look Back” With Auction Action Antique News
It’s always fun to see what items have sold for.
All photos and prices are from previous articles that have run in
Auction Action Antique News over the last 20 years.
Colt .45 caliber rifle with brass
receiver that made
$1,450 at a Tumbleson
auction.
Biggest sporting lot at a Tumbleson sale: this
1999 Dura Craft boat & trailer that brought
$3,900.
Rare ca. 1860 adjustable leg irons sold for
$7000 at Cady Auction Gallery.
14 carat white gold & diamond estate ring sold
for $1,500 at a Beloit Auction & Realty sale.
This Roger Maris signed baseball that fetched $1,100 at a
Beloit Auction & Realty sale.
North Central Sales auctioneer team Kathy
& Duke Packard with the Racine Buggy
Company one-seater that sold for $1,500.
Beloit Auction founder Bill Miedema
is long-retired from bid calling, but
still makes an appearance at many of
their Wednesday evening sales.
Here’s Bill with a Victorian walnut
cylinder-front secretary/bookcase
that was the furniture winner of this
auction, fetching $1,100.
Goodyear Battery Sign sold for $3000
at a Miller’s Auction Co.
event.
10 3/16”l x 1 5/16”d.
prehistoric pipe, brown banded
steatite, fine polish & form, unusual
raised rim by mouthpiece with double row of
punctate designs, heavily patinated, sold for
$4,000 at a Rainbow Traders auction.
This Henry Lever action
rifle brought a high bid of
$$19,550 at a Rock Island
Auction Co. sale.
It took a $3,400 bid to win this twosided REO Sales and Service porcelain
sign at a Fricker auction.
Colt Revolving
Rifle sold for $4,400 at
the Kramer Auction
gallery.
A signed Brett Favre Stephen
Holland giclée print, 28” x
40” brought $800 at a North
Central Sales auction.
Hudson Terraplane Sign sold for
$2000 at a Miller’s Auction Co.
event.
Gus Moak Canvasback Hen
sold for $1,000 at a Chuilli’s
Auction Service event.
3 1/2”l x 3 3/4”d.
Carson red on buff
Headpot, Pemiscot
A group of four
Co., MO. Thermal
choice windmill
lumin escence test
weights was sold
as one lot, selling revealed a date of 1150
to 1450 A.D., sold for
for an impressive
$1,600 at a Bearrows $40,000 at a Rainbow
Traders auction.
auction
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Milwaukee, Wisconsin - Today, the National Bobblehead Hall of Fame and
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The National Bobblehead Hall of Fame and Museum is still evaluating several
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space, plans include ample room for special events such as birthday parties, autograph signings, weddings and meetings and a store featuring bobbleheads and Hall
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featuring a bobblehead-themed, locally sourced menu.
“Brad and I have been collecting bobbleheads for over a decade and we look forward to sharing the world’s largest bobblehead collection as well as dozens of bobblehead-related exhibits with everyone,” said Mr. Sklar, who plans to open the physical National Bobblehead Hall of Fame and Museum by 2016.
To learn more about the National Bobblehead Hall of Fame and Museum, membership options, and the collection, visit http://www.bobbleheadhall.com.
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WEBSITE: GASGUYS1.COM
8 AM to 2 PM • ADMISSION $5
WILL COUNTY FAIRGROUNDS
PEOTONE, ILLINOIS
(35 Miles South of Chicago ~ Exit 327 Off I-57, Then 1 Mile East)
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2015 UPCOMING EVENTS 2015
Annual
Spring
SPRING FOX VALLEY
ANTIQUE SHOW
MARCH 14, 2015 ~ 10 - 5
MARCH 15, 2015 ~ 10 - 4
Antiques • Decorative Arts
Kane County Fairgrounds
55 DEALERS from 14 STATES
Free Parking • Admission $8
Luncheon Available
815-838-0606
www.csada.com
ROCHESTER, MN
MAYO CIVIC CENTER
FLEA MARKET
March 15, 2014
Sunday 10-4
MAYO CIVIC CENTER
30 Civic Center Dr
641-832-2700 507-269-1473
Oregon GFWC Woman’s Club
Presents The 65th Annual
Oregon, IL
Antique Show
MARCH 28 & 29, 2015
Sat. 9am-5pm • Sun. 10am-4pm
Blackhawk Center • Oregon, Illinois
(one block South of Rt. 64)
Janesville, Wisconsin
Holiday Inn Express & Janesville Conference Center
Exit #171C from I-90 & Hwy 14 east to Deerfield Dr.,
south to 3100 Wellington Place
Knifemaking supplies also available
Badger Knife Club, Inc. ~ Robert Schrap
PO Box 511, Elm Grove, WI 53122
414-479-9765 or [email protected]
www.badgerknifeclub.com
Midwest Antique
& Art Show
The Market for Fine Americana
319-389-7779
and
The Collectors Eye
The Market for Distinctive
Collectibles & Antiques
319-360-4301
SUNDAY, APRIL 12 • 10-4
Expo Center
Hawkeye Downs Fairgrounds
Cedar Rapids, Iowa
$8 Admission
mwantiqueshow.com
(Green Bay, Wis. Area)
MAR. 21-22
65 Select Dealers
We appreciate your past attendance - join us again!
early bird pass available $20
601 3rd St., DePere, WI
Townsend Promotions
MARCH 2 7-29, 2015
$5 Adm. • $8 3-day pass
St. Norbert College
Dealers can drive in to unload & to load out!
1101 West Jefferson Street
Fri. Noon-7 • Sat. 8-5 • Sun. 9-2
Antique Show & Sale
23 Years • Sat. 9-5 • Sun. 10-4
Over 50 Dealers from the Midwest
ANNUAL BADGER
KNIFE SHOW
DePere
Entry $6.
00
• Crystal & China Repair
While You Wait
• Antique Appraisals on Sun.
10-3pm ($5 per item)
• Plenty of Parking
• Door Prizes • Concessions
• Handicap Accessible
Clock & Phonograph Restorers
+ Mary Lou’s Crystal Repair on site
Adm. $4.50 for both days • FREE Parking
Win a $50 Gift Certificate!
Hwy 41; Exit 163, 1 mile East to 3rd
Info: AR Promotions • 715-355-5144
ww.antiqueshowsinwis.com
49th National Antique Decoy
& Sporting Collectibles Show
ANTIQUE SHOW
LA CROSSE, WI
DEADLINES ARE
MONDAYS @ NOON
TOY SHOW
10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Park Place of Countryside
6240 Joliet Rd., Countyside, IL
Free Parking • Door Prizes • Dealers from Coast to Coast
Admission $6.00 • Preview Adm. 7:30 AM $20.00
Kids 6 to 12 $2.00
Call Jim Welytok 262-366-1314 or
www.uniqueeventsshows.com
Kane County Flea Market
“Best in the Midwest or Anywhere”
Antiques & Collectibles
April 11th & 12th
• Saturday Noon to 5 P.M.
• Sunday 7 A.M. to 4 P.M.
APRIL 11 & 12
Adm. $5 each day (Children under 12 free)
Food Served All Day.
Parking Free • We Never Cancel
Over 40 Fine Dealers
Quality Antiques & Collectibles
Admission: $3.50 ~ 12 under free
Logan High School Field House
1500 Ranger Dr., LaCrose, WI
CLIP & SAVE SCHEDULE!
Proceeds to Logan Band Program
Information call 608-385-3598
(KCF Market Inc.) 630-377-2252
www.kanecountyfleamarket.com
F
AR
2015 Schedule
AR PROMOTIONS
Quality Antique Shows
Audre’ & Ray Hanson
715-355-5144
Friday, April 24 • 2-7 pm
Saturday, April 25 • 9-2 pm
Pheasant Run Resort ~ St. Charles, IL
400 Tables of Sporting Collectibles
Buying ~ Selling ~ Trading
Additional Information:
www.midwestdecoy.org • 586-530-6586
COLLECTORS CLASSIC
KANE COUNTY FAIRGROUNDS
525 S. Randall Rd. (between Rt. 38 & 64),
Sat. 9-5 • Sun. 10:30-3
815-732-2219 or 815-732-2560
COUNTRYSIDE
February 14-15 - Wausau - D.C. Everest High School
March 21-22 - DePere/Green Bay - St. Norbert College
July 23-24-25 - Door County - Fish Creek High School
November 14-15 - Wausau - Marathon Park’s Hall
www.antiqueshowsinwis.com
2ELKHORN
015 Sc• WEST
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ELKHORN
ANTIQUE
FLEA MARKET
Walworth
County
Fairgrounds
Audre’ & Ray Hanson of AR Promotions
2015 Dates
MAY 17
JUNE 28
AUGUST 9
SEPTEMBER 27
Info: Call Nona @ N.L Promotions
414-525-0820
P.O. Box 607, Hales Corners, WI 53130
www.nlpromotionsllc.com
Please Let Our Advertisers Know
Where You Saw Their Ad!!!!
ZURKO • ANTIQUE & COLLECTIBLES MARKETS/EVENTS • 715-526-9769 • www.zurkopromotions.com
• ST. CHARLES • • GRAYSLAKE • • WHEATON • • ST. CHARLES •
HOLIDAY ANTIQUE MARKET
JANUARY 3-4
Hours: Sat.11-5 • Sun. 9-3/$6
DUPAGE EXPO CENTER
ST. CHARLES, IL (Across from Pheasant Run Resort)
ANTIQUE & COLLECTIBLE MARKET
JAN.10-11
2nd Sun. & Sat. Before
HOURS: Sat. 10-5 • Sun. 8-3/$7 • Early Sat. 8-10/$25
LAKE COUNTY FAIRGROUNDS
GRAYSLAKE, ILLINOIS
(Rt. 83/1060 E. Peterson Rd.)
4TH SUN. ANTIQUE MARKET
ANTIQUE & COLLECTIBLE MARKET
SUN. JAN. 25
JAN. 31-FEB. 1
Hours: Sun. 8-3 /$5 • Early 6-8 AM /$10
DUPAGE COUNTY FAIRGROUNDS
WHEATON, ILLINOIS
(Cty. Farm & Manchester)
Hours: Sat.11-5 • Sun. 9-3/$6
DUPAGE EXPO CENTER
ST. CHARLES, IL (Across from Pheasant Run Resort)
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THE ACTION CLASSIFIEDS
WANTED
WANTED
WANTED
FOR SALE
MOVIE POSTERS WANTED: 1-Sheets,
3-Sheets, lobby cards, displays, banners, glass slides. Dwight Cleveland, PO
Box 10922, Chicago, IL 60610-0922.
773-525-9152 or Fax 773-525-2969.
1930B
MILITARY ITEMS WANTED
STAMP COLLECTIONS
Set of entire SUPER BOWL FOOTBALL PROGRAMS 1-48, good condition, $3,800 or best offer. Call 262-5345252
2025C
Wanted: WWII KNIVES
made by THE WISCONSIN
VOCATIONAL SCHOOLS
FOND DU LAC & FORT ATKINSON
Also interested in talking with anyone
who was given one!
Call 414-651-7422
DEADLINES ARE
MONDAYS @ NOON
*Helmets * Daggers * Medals
* Flags * Uniforms * Wings
* Knives * Swords * Guns
1918C
*U.S. * German * Japanese
*Civil War * Span-Am * W.W.I *
W.W. II * Korea * Vietnam
Buying ANYTHING Military Related
Call Jerry 414-727-1190
Old Postcards & Envelopes
WANTED...
TOP CASH PAID
920-499-6886
1911C
STAMPBUYER-WISCONSIN.COM
Email: [email protected]
PERSONAL PROPERTY
APPRAISALS
FOR SALE
Insurance• Estate • Divorce
WANTED $
Borden’s
Malt Jars
TELEPHONES: Over 85 Different
genuine 1892-1983, parts, restorations,
FREE catalogue. We now offer our
entire business for sale 608-582-4124
or www.phonecoinc.com or email
[email protected]
1918C
Member Certified Appraisers Guild of
America. For more infomation on
Appraisals, see the Appraisal Section
on our Website
Call Collect Anytime
50+ YEAR KNIFE COLLECTION: Circa
1780-1950 “Only The Best”, 500+
knives! Trade for-guns, wristwatches,
pocketwatches, jewelry, coins, knives.
“Extremely Advanced Collector”, for
appointment call 920-629-0926 2023P
$
901-761-9507
1918C
www.chuillisauction.com
Toll Free: 888-219-4647
or Cell 715-297-2457
UPCOMING AUCTION REMINDER
•Saturday, January 10 •
Liebe Auction Service: Sporting Auction, 8 AM, 105 South
Pine St., Weyauwega, WI 920-867-3352 E-mail: [email protected] www.liebeauctionservice.com See page 11
of Auction Action Antique News Issue #2020
• Saturday, January 17 •
Helbling Auctioneers Inc.: Large Native American Artifact
Auction, 9 AM, River Edge Convention Center, 10 4th Ave.
South, St. Cloud, MN 701-428-3184 Bob Helbling Email: [email protected] www.helblingauctioneers.com See page
9 of Auction Action Antique News Issue #2022
Looking For The Perfect
Valentine’s Gift?
Call Today: 715-524-3076
or visit
Deadlines Are Monday @ Noon
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Do Not Miss The Largest Antique Show In Central Wisconsin
The 30th annual Wausau Antique Show & Sale
is Feb 14 & 15. The sale is at D.C. Everest Sr. High
School, Greenheck Field House, 2305 Jelinek Ave.,
Schofield, Wi.(5 Miles So. of Wausau) Sat. 9 to 5pm
and Sun. 10 to 4pm. This Show started in 1985 with 18
booths at the Wausau Center Mall to 30 booths at the
January shows at Wausau Park & now 50 booths at
D.C. Everest Field House! Admission is $4.50 over 15,
good for both days.
You will buy with confidence from these 50
Dealers who will assist you in your eager search to add
to your collection, decorate your home, make an invest-
ment or just enjoy discussing the history of their
Antiques, Vintage Finds or Eclectic Designs. This is
your opportunity to spend the day or weekend finding
your special treasure as you walk the nice wide aisles &
search for the unusual & rare items from 1870 to midcentury including antique furniture, stoneware, toys &
dolls, a booth of Rockers, Am. Indian & Sports items,
post cards, early metal-ware, unique glass & china,
primitives, advertising, textiles, tools, garden, military,
lodge, coins, retro, precious & Costume jewelry, valentines & more! Crystal & China repaired while you
shop! Also a Clock restoration booth. ENJOY THIS
WONDERFUL ANTIQUE-FINDING WEEKEND!
There is a $50.00 Door Prize, lots of Free
Parking & good food by the D.C. Everest concession
stand. The show is exceptional & you have only two
days to find your piece of history. Directions from the
N.,S.,W., are Hwy 39/51 to Exit 185, go North to the
5th light at Jelinek Ave. From the East take Hwy 29 to
Exit 171. For more info call Audre' or Ray Hanson at
715-355-5144, AR Promotions www.antiqueshowsinwis.com
38th Annual Janesville Mid-Winter Antique Show
Article & Photos by Steve Bina (Janesville Antique Show)
Janesville's beautiful Pontiac
Convention Center will once again be the
site of the 38th Annual Janesville MidWinter Antique Show and Sale. This
year's show will be held on Jan 10-11
2015 at Janesville's Pontiac Convention
Center, the 2ND FULL WEEKEND after
New Year's Day. Show hours are
Saturday, January 10 from 9:00 AM to
5:00 PM and Sunday, January 11 from
10:00 AM to 4:00 PM.
There are several new dealers at
this year's show, including dealers featuring wearable vintage clothing, antique
dolls. Also new to the show will be Mary
Lou's Crystal and China Repair from
Joliet, Illinois. Mary Lou and her husband Bob are experts at repairing and re
assembling crystal and china and can do
so while you shop or you can drop off
your pieces and return later for pickup.
Whether you're looking for that
hard to find furniture piece, a distinctive
item to decorate your home or office, a
special gift, or that difficult to get to item
to add to your collection, this is the place
to be! 35 quality dealers will be on hand
offering a wide variety of quality and
interesting antiques and collectibles
including furniture, fine costume and
estate jewelry, glass, fine art, dolls, toys
sterling silver, primitives, art pottery,
advertising, post cards, linens, sporting
items, vintage clothing, and much more.
Manager Steve Bina commented,
“This event is a great post holidays tradition in Janesville and a fun way to
unwind from the stress of the holidays”.
Admission to the show is $4.50
which covers both days of the show with
16 and under free. The Pontiac Center is
located at 2809 North Pontiac Drive in
Janesville Wisconsin and is just a short
distance from Interstate 90 exit 191B.
Customers coming from outside of the
Janesville area should exit I-90 at 171 B
onto US14 west. Proceed west one block
to Pontiac Drive and turn left one block to
the show.
Best Events Catering will be
back providing food and spirits throughout the event, so come for the antiques
and stay for lunch!
Dennis & Linda Kallas
Two J’s Antiques
will be bringing
this early pine
cupboard; Mid
1800’s
walnut spice
box; matched
pair of hand
stitched red &
white twin size
quilts, excellent;
1800’s French toy,
plays music & has
three different
movements; 1800’s pine
blanket chest, all one
board construction.
of Out on the Farm will
be bringing tin wind-up
toys; advertising
stoneware; toys;
gun powder cans.
Time’s
Treasures
Antiques of
Portage, WI
will be
bringing a
pair of Czech
Multi-Color Vases. A collection of
Transfer ware with many pieces
signed Clarice Cliff and a great
Mid Century Modern
Snack Set in the HiFi
Pattern by Santa Anita
Pottery from
California.
Ph: 608-617-7066
Portobello Road Antiques & Appraisals will
be bringing English Arts & Crafts inlaid
stand, $750; Limbert arm chair & rocker, $400
each; great Arts & Crafts coal box, $365; pair of WMF pewter vases,
$595. Ph: 414-630-5624 or [email protected]
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M i l w a u k ee’s
SUNDAY, JANUARY 18 • 10-2
Midwest’s Finest Model Car,
Toy & Racing Collectible Show
DOOR PRIZES • FREE PARKING
Adm: $5.00 Kids 6-12 $2.00 Preview Adm: 7:30 a.m. $20.00
262-366-1314 or www.uniqueeventsshows.com
Saturday, January 10th
9am-5pm
Sunday, January 11th
10am-4pm
38th
The Annual Antique Sporting
& Collectible Show
SCHEDULED FOR
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 7TH, 2015
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 8TH, 2015
has been CANCELLED
due to unforseen
circumstances
To all of you who have participated,
Thank You for your support
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April 11 & 12, 2015
WEST BEND
ANTIQUES SHOW
JANUARY 17-18, 2015
West Bend, Wisconsin
Washington Co. Fair Park
Hwy. 45 & Pleasant Valley Rd.
(30 min. North of Milwaukee, WI)
Saturday 9-4 • Sunday 10-3
Admission: $5 • FREE PARKING
OVER 50 QUALITY DEALERS
Fantastic Luncheon from Catering by Bryan
Call Nona at 414-525-0820
www.nlpromotionsllc.com
Florida – The Asheford Institute of Antiques (AIA), a professional-level distance learning program on antiques, collectibles and appraising???, announced at an industry trade gathering recently that it plans to open new offices in Beijing, China by 2016,
that will coincide with the school’s 50th anniversary that same year.
During a publicly issued press statement at the event, the
Institute’s Director, Charles Green, was quoted as saying that,
“The growing demand for Asian antiques, both here and abroad,
made the decision to expand in that direction relatively easy, especially when you consider the sheer numbers involved.” Insiders at
the school emphasized that industry research they had conducted, had
shown that people, regardless of geography, were hungry for as much new
information on Asian antiques as they could get - especially items coming from China.
School spokesperson, Anthony Drew, said the Institute had been contacted by a number of antique concerns in the region who were interested in a joint venture that would allow
for the expansion of the Asheford curriculum to China as well as neighboring countries. Drew
went on to say that with a burgeoning middle-class developing throughout these areas, the time
was now ripe to bring Asheford-style instruction in the field of antiques and appraising to the
far east. “After that, it was just a matter of partnering with someone we really believed could
help blend our program on antiques, collectibles and appraising with someone from that region
of the globe,” said Drew. “It’s a different world over there, and you have to be mindful of how
things operate, so we wanted to proceed cautiously.”
When asked about curriculum changes involved in rolling out the Asheford program
in China, Drew said that the Asian Course will be designed for an entirely different demographic, “It will be based on the items, products and services that are readily available to the
people of this region at the time.”
Release dates for the Asian Course are expected to coincide with the opening of the
Beijing offices, and the school’s 50th anniversary celebration sometime in 2016.
For readers seeking more information about the schools antiques and appraisal program, they can be contacted at: (877) 444-4508 or visit their web site at; www.asheford.com.
You can also write to them at; the Asheford Institute of Antiques 981 Harbor Blvd., Suite 3,
Dept. 275FE8 Destin, FL 32541-2525, or at their Canadian office at; 131 Bloor Street West,
Suite 200, Dept. 124 Toronto, ON M5S 1R8.
For a FREE booklet
mail coupon to:
ASHEFORD INSTITUTE
OF ANTIQUES
981 Harbor Blvd.
Ste. 3
Dept. 275AAAN28
Destin, FL 32541-2525
or call:
1-877-444-4508
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Open 7 Days: Hours 10-5 Wisconsin’s Famous Princeton Flea Market Saturday’s
Open 7:30-5 Flea Market Saturdays
Diamond Dye
cabinet
“governess”,
embossed
tin litho oak
and ash case
$895.
Dlr WAM
Beautifully
restored two piece oak
cabinet, dates around 1910,
all original stained glass.
$3,995. Dlr COF
Two French
seltzer
bottles,
rare,
$159 each.
Dlr AJ
Shawnee Winnie pig
cookie jar, Perfect!
$250. Dlr WAM
Lake Geneva
262-248-6345
“We Got
The Old Stuff”
ANTIQUE MALL
829 Williams Street, Lake Geneva, WI 53147
OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK • 10-5 E-MAIL: [email protected]
Outstanding 54”
1/4 sawn oak Griffin table with
(4) original leaves. $4,500.
Dlr WAM
Have a look at this
rotating bookcase,
1/4 sawn oak. $750.
Dlr DB
Coin operated candy
vending Hershey’s
chocolate machine.
$495. Dlr WAM
Beautiful
1/4 sawn oak china cabinet with
crouching lions. $3,195. Dlr WAM
Wonderful
Grandfather
clock, solid
oak case,
just cleaned
& serviced,
$950.
Dlr DA
12 panel Slag
glass lamp.
$675.
Dlr PPR
Procks
Crocks & Antiques
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W4514 Highway 63, Springbrook, WI 54875
Open Daily 9-5 ~ 715-635-3655
~ prockscrocksantiquestoneware.com ~ email: [email protected]
Always Buying Quality Antiques
International
Poultry Louse
Killer, $20.
Dlr BRN
Small Liberty safe
with combination,
$150. Dlr BRN
D
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Standard gold crown gas glove $695.
White eagle gas globe $1,450.
Standard red crown gas globe $695.
Pine frame (24)
place pewter tube
candle mold, $995.
Winchester 9mm shotgun
shell box with 40 shells,
$2,000. Dlr 00
Oak forty drawer
cabinet, $1,095.
Dlr 39
Lenox heating sign, $85.
Dlr 32
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Porcelain Rhinelander
beer sign. 30” x 48”, great
grapics. $5,500.
Red Wing
1 gallon
advertising jug,
William Tate,
Sioux Falls,
South Dakota
$995.
Porcelain
Phillips 66,
double sided
shield sign
with original
base $2,400.

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