Saturday, August 27, 2016 at 9:30 am ET
Consignments included selections from The Strong, Rochester, NY, sold to benefit the museum's Collections Fund; property from the private collection of Audrey and the late William "Billy" Journell, Leesburg, VA; property from the private collection of Wilbur M. Feltner, Winchester, VA; items from the collection of Robert and Patsy Hassert, Strasburg, VA; property from an Ohio estate collection; the Elizabeth S. Loker estate collection, Royal Oak, MD; plus others.

The 2016 Summer Variety Auction featured a wide selection of collectibles and antiques of all types including rare doorstops, banks, and toys; country store and advertising; postcards and other ephemera; country furniture and accessories; collection of rare late 19th and early 20th century light bulbs; World's Fair material; American historical items and political memorabilia; Currier & Ives prints; large collection of teapots including silver and ceramic examples; collection of vintage golfing equipment and ephemera; ceramics including American and European art pottery; silver flatware and hollowware; collection of Aladdin lamps; &c. Check back for details and preview photos.

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Saturday, July 30, 2016 at 9:30 am ET
Featured the 40+ year collection of the late James S. Wilkins of Waxahachie, TX, the lighting collection of Florence and the late Richard Birdsall of Barnegat, NJ, the miniature lamp collection of Marilyn Doupnik of Columbus, OH, and part two of the Ed Kleppinger collection of New Orleans, LA, a consignment from the Sandwich Glass Museum, plus others.

Session two will feature a large selection of EAPG including animal and historical, children's toy glass, Victorian glass of all types, Mt. Washington, Wave Crest, milk glass, carnival glass, &c. Additional details and preview photos will be posted the end of June.

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Friday, July 29, 2016 at 9:30 am ET
Featured the 40+ year collection of the late James S. Wilkins of Waxahachie, TX, the lighting collection of Florence and the late Richard Birdsall of Barnegat, NJ, the miiature lamp collection of Marilyn Doupnik of Columbus, OH, and part two of the Ed Kleppinger collection of New Orleans, LA, a consignment from the Sandwich Glass Museum, plus others.

Session one will begin with a collection of miniature and full-size kerosene lighting including rare Victorian opalescent, hanging, and bracket lamps followed by selections from the Kleppinger collection of ruby and other stained EAPG, Vaseline, rubina-verde. This session will also include uncatalogued box lots to be sold after the catalogue lots.. Additional details and preview photos will be posted the end of June.

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Saturday, July 16, 2016 at 9:30 am ET
Featured deaccessioned material from the Museum of Early Southern Decorative Arts (MESDA), the Betty Driver collection of 19th-century Southern woven coverlets, many from the Shenandoah Valley of Virginia, and many with exhibition records and family history, and pieces that have descended in the family of the original maker including a fine selection of Virginia, Maryland, and other quilts; coverlets and other bedcovers; samplers; vintage clothing; sewing tools and accessories; &c.

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Saturday, June 18, 2016 at 9:30 am ET
Consignments: Choice selections from an important Virginia private collection; property descended in the family of Dr. William Miller Duncan, Staunton, VA; property of Margaret Duncan Brown Maloney, Strasburg, VA, descended in the Adams and Duncan families of Hawesville, KY; property from a Frederick, MD estate collection; property from the estate collection of Jay Easton Bush, Manhattan, NY; selections from a New York City/Richmond, VA estate collection; the Elizabeth S. Loker estate collection, Royal Oak, MD; institutional property including the Thomas Jefferson Foundation at Monticello and MESDA; plus others.

Featured our usual fine selection of rare Virginia & other Southern material; 18th & 19th century American formal and country furniture, fine & decorative arts; Shenandoah Valley folk art; a large selection of 18th & 19th century ceramics including part three of the important collection of George and Mickey Deike including many examples published in their 2005 tome Feathers and Foliage – The Life and Times of the Pearlware Peafowl; country accessories; folk pottery; southern samplers; collection of hooked rugs; nautical paintings; a fine estate collection of early American coinage/currency; early iron and tin lighting; rare Civil War and historical items; antiquarian books and modern first editions; &c.

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Wednesday, May 18, 2016 at 9:30 am ET
The May 18th auction of 18th & 19th Century Glass & Lighting featured the 40+ year collection of the late Franklin Stoneburner of Delavan, WI, selections from the Suzanne & Robert Fratus collection of Cape Cod, MA, the Anne Serra collection of Cuba, NY, plus others. Including a fine selection of colored lacy salts; other rare pressed lacy; colored vases and candlesticks; whale oil and fluid lighting including rare colored examples; fine cut overlay and other early kerosene lighting; collection of cologne bottles; free-blown and mold-blown wares; collection of witch balls; early cut; cup plates; toys/miniatures; paperweights; cut overlay wares; plus more.

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Saturday, April 30, 2016 at 9:30 am ET
The Antiques, Fine and Decorative Arts Auction included over 1100 lots featuring Virginia, Mid-Atlantic, and New England collections and estates, including objects from the private collection of Larry and Elizabeth Goldman, Smithfield and Monterey, VA; items from the estate of David and Marion Jenkins, Harrisonburg, VA; and material from a Gordonsville, VA estate; among others. Featuring period furniture; paintings, prints, and statuary; Asian art and accessories; Arts & Crafts material; fine art glass including Tiffany, Steuben, and Lalique; outstanding cut glass; 18th & 19th century ceramics; silver including Tiffany; fine jewelry and watches; plus more.

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Saturday, April 2, 2016 at 9:30 am ET
This began the dispersal of 20,000+ pieces collected by the late Edward Kleppinger, PhD of New Orleans, LA. Dr. Kleppinger had collected glass for more than 30 years and in 2010 established the Ruby Stain Museum in New Orleans, which housed the world's largest collection of ruby-stained pattern glass. Day two will comprise a large selection of ruby-stained EAPG in a variety of forms including syrups, cruets, toothpick holders, and water pitchers, other stained EAPG including amber and maiden's blush, &c.

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Friday April 1, 2016 at 12:00 noon ET
This began the dispersal of 20,000+ pieces collected by the late Edward Kleppinger, PhD of New Orleans, LA. Dr. Kleppinger had collected glass for more than 30 years and in 2010 established the Ruby Stain Museum in New Orleans, which housed the world's largest collection of ruby-stained pattern glass. He also collected many other types of glass including Vaseline. Session one will be devoted to Vaseline glass of all types including a large selection of EAPG, Greentown, Hobbs, historical, novelties, blown and pressed opalescent, Bohemian, &c.

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Saturday, March 12, 2016 at 9:30 am ET
Featured part two of the renowned 40-year collection of Karen and Frank McWright of Bethel, CT. This auction featured over 350 rare and desirable miniature lamps including complete Swans in all four colors, art glass, satin, cased, hanging and bracket, student, good ceramic figurals, &c.; early kerosene including fine cut overlays; Victorian lighting including opalescent, parlor, and student lamps; smoke bells, match holders, lamp fillers, and other related accessories; good skater’s and other lanterns; plus a large selection of good miniature and kerosene lamp parts. A mini-catalogue illustrating all of the McWright’s miniature lamps was produced for this auction.

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Saturday, February 27, 2016 at 9:30 am ET
Featured the vintage baseball card collection of the late Stanley F. Keller of Broadway, VA including sets and near sets from the 1950s-1970s; large collection of Native American material including beadwork, baskets, blankets/rugs, and pottery; vintage western saddles; advertising and country store items including tobacco; collection of figural cigar cutters; vintage toys including figural glass candy containers; Arts & Crafts material including Dedham and Dorchester pottery; country furniture and accessories including boxes and baskets; large selection of early wrought iron including hearth and lighting; Conestoga wagon box; collection of 18th & 19th century door locks and hardware; early pewter; double magic lantern; early cameras and photographs; collection of 500 glass negatives from an unidentified Shenandoah Valley photographer; vintage surveying equipment; good political memorabilia including Woodrow Wilson flag, ribbons, and pinback buttons; CSA currency; local items including Staunton; postcards and other ephemera; textiles; glass including carnival; Staffordshire and other ceramics; plus a wide range of other collectibles of all types.

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Saturday, January 30, 2016 at 9:30 am ET
Comprised over 700 lots of Victorian, EAPG, and art glass featuring part two of the collection of the late Mildred and Devero Martin, the final installment of the Larry and Diana Nellans collection, part three of the collection of the late Jerry Volkmer, material deaccessioned from the Strong Museum, Rochester, NY, the tumbler collection of the late Roy Howarth, plus others. Victorian cranberry opalescent glass including collections of Criss-Cross, Coin Spot, and assorted Swirl patterns; large selection of other blown and pressed opalescent including sugar and salt shakers, syrups, cruets, toothpick holders, &c.; collection of tumblers including art glass and opalescent; large selection of other Victorian glass including Royal Ivy, Leaf Umbrella, barber bottles, Satin, Amberina, many water sets and pitchers, &c.; art glass including Loetz and Wave Crest; selection of cut overlay; lot of EAPG including ruby stained, vaseline, historical, and novelty; collection of custard and other opaque glass; plus more.

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Friday, January 29, 2016 at 12:00 noon ET
Important Catalogued Auction of 18th & 19th Century Glass Featured over 400 pieces of 18th and 19th century English, Continental, and American glass from the collection of the late J. Anthony Stout of Washington, DC plus another private collection. A large selection 18th century drinking vessels including 20 engraved pokals, four with covers, English colored wine glasses, many enamel- and air-twist wine glasses, fine engraved beakers and tumblers, &c.; rare historical drinking vessels including an Americo-Bohemian Girard's Bank & Exchange, Philadelphia and "Chapel to our Lady, the blessed Virgin Mary at Coldspring" on the Hudson, New York goblets; 19th century Bohemian cut/engraved goblets/tumblers; a fine selection of decanters including English free-blown colored, American colored, Thomas Cains examples, rare historical Irish engraved, Anglo-Irish cut, &c.; other Anglo-Irish cut table ware; lighting including two fine Union Glass Works, Philadelphia cut and pressed whale oil stand lamps; early blown candlesticks; a small selection of American free-blown wares; blown whimsies including pipes, rolling pins, horns, and canes; free-blown toys/miniatures; plus more.

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Saturday, December 5, 2015 at 9:30 AM EST
Featured the Gloria Mayo collection of 150+ character and figural cookie jars including Little Audrey and many other rare examples; other figural ceramics including 35 pieces of Hull Little Red Riding Hood, rare Shelley and other teapots, banks, Disney planters, &c.; the Ed Kleppinger collection of 350+ Murano and other glass clown figures and decanters; collections of Czech glass figures, Blenko glass, and red Fiesta dinnerware; a collection of glass bells deaccessioned by a national museum; plus more. Watch this site for details.

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Saturday, November 14, 2015 at 9:30 AM EST
Featured part two of the collection of Maxine and the late Carlton Rinaca of Shenandoah, VA; the Franklin Stoneburner estate collection of Delavan, WI; additional estate and private collections from Virginia, New York and Pennsylvania; material deaccessioned by two Virginia institutions; plus others.

Overview: A fine selection of rare Virginia & other Southern material; 18th and 19th century American formal and country furniture; the Rinaca collection of Shenandoah Valley, Alexandria, VA and other folk pottery including many published and exhibited pieces; American folk and fine art; country accessories including collections of boxes, baskets and treenware; a fine collection of samplers and sewing accoutrements; other textiles including Valley quilts and coverlets; an outstanding collection of Native American points and tools; Valley and NC long rifles and accoutrements; a large collection of early iron including hearth and cooking, hinges, box locks, &c.; early iron and tin lighting; a fine library of 17th - 20th century books including the 1st - 4th editions of the Encyclopedia Britannia; rare literary first editions, early travel, fine bindings, &c.; an outstanding collection of 17th and 18th century North American and other maps; Shenandoah Valley documents; 18th and 19th century ceramics including collections of Delft, Staffordshire transferware and figures, early flow blue, &c.; plus much more. Additional details and preview images are forthcoming.

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Saturday, October 17, 2015 at 9:30 AM EDT
Featured part one of the renowned 40-year collection of Karen and Frank McWright of Bethel, CT. This auction featured over 300 rare and desirable miniature lamps plus outstanding Victorian opalescent lighting, and related accessories from the McWright collection. In addition we sold a large selection of parts from the McWright collection in catalogued and uncatalogued lots. Following the McWright collection we sold rare kerosene lighting from the Dr. Larry McCallister collection including Swan and other figural stand lamps, Sandwich Triple Dolphin and Onion lamps, selection of cased-font stand lamps, &c., Argand lighting, along with a small, but select collection of GWTW parlor lamps from the private collection of Phillip Fabick of Hollywood, FL. Part two of the McWright collection will be sold in the spring of 2016.

Uncatalogued Session: Friday, October 16 at 3:00PM we had held an uncatalogued session of lamp parts of all types along with a selection of kerosene lamps.

SPECIAL EVENT: Friday, October 16: Regional Night Light Club Meeting

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Saturday, October 10, 2015 at 9:30 AM EDT
Consignments from two old Virginia estate collections plus private collections from Arizona, North Carolina, New York, and Pennsylvania. Featuring a large and important private collection of more than 500 pieces of R. S. Prussia including many rare portrait and scenic examples; large selection of other ceramics including collections of Chintz and flow blue, Meissen, and Victorian nodders; Arts & Crafts and Mid-Century furniture and accessories; antique oriental carpets; American and European art glass, including Tiffany, Galle, and Daum Nancy; studio pottery including Bernard Leach; studio glass, and paperweights including Dale Chihuly; large selection of Asian material including bronzes, jade figures, pottery, Canton, Rose Medallion, other Export porcelain, &c.; Continental furniture and accessories; fine art and statuary; 18th - 20th century English and American silver including Bateman family and Tiffany; fine antique jewelry and watches; plus more.

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Saturday, September 26, 2015 at 9:30 AM EDT
Our September 26, 2015 Early American Pattern Glass (EAPG) & Other 19th Century Glass Auction featured the collections of the late Mildred and Devero Martin of Franklinton, NC and Kent and Mary Stevens of Winchester, VA; rarities from the Dr. Larry McCallister collection of Muncie, IN; a Pittsburgh PA collection; plus others.

Early glass including colored Sandwich, rare pressed Lacy, early cut, and blown three-mold; 150+ pieces of Overshot including many rare colored pieces and examples with applied snakes; flint EAPG including extremely rare Horn of Plenty and colored pieces; non-flint EAPG including 1,000+ pieces of ruby stained, 500+ pieces of amber and other stained/decorated, 600+ pieces of Vaseline, 400+ pieces of other colored, 45 pieces of US Coin (most from the late Tim Timmerman's collection), rare animal and historical, honey dishes, table and water sets; plus much more.

SPECIAL UNCATALOGUED SESSION - Thursday, September 24 at 10:00 AM. Doors open at 8:00 AM ET for Preview. Comprising more than 3,500 pieces of EAPG to be sold by table and box lots including 500+ honey/butter dishes, 60+ water sets, 60+ table sets, 60+ berry sets, 80+ water pitchers, cakes stands, goblets, collections of Reverse 44, Riverside Petticoat, Mardis Gras, states patterns, &c.

NOTE: We hosted a special regional meeting of the Early American Pattern Glass Society (EAPGS) in conjunction with this auction.

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Saturday, August 29, 2015 at 9:30 AM EDT
Our August 29th, 2015 Variety auction featured part one of the collection of Maxine and the late Carlton Rinaca of Shenandoah, VA, selections from the Orlean R. Holsinger estate of Staunton, VA and the Vondrea Fansler collection of Basye, VA; plus other consignments. Comprising country store and advertising material; six good Shenandoah Valley mill stones of various sizes; mill desk from the Rinkerton Mill in Shenandoah Co, VA; country furniture including two Valley pie safes; collection of Emanuel Suter, Rockingham Co. pottery including an earthenware jug-form bank signed "Mary Suter" in pencil under the base, a signed earthenware canner and ¼-gallon crock, and a signed (three-line mark) stoneware two-gallon jar; local items including Bear and Elk Lithia water bottles; ironware including an Indian warning bell and jockey hitching post; Black Americana; Native American material; railroad lanterns; glass churns; woodenware; Edison cylinder phonograph with horn and cylinders; collection of vintage Christmas ornaments; dolls and toys; vintage comic books; 75+ pieces of blue & white salt-glaze kitchenware; 20+ pieces of spongeware; Rockingham and yellowware; collection of Rosenthal "Delft" china; sets of Spode "Pink Tower" and "Wicker Lane" china; lot of Victorian hand-painted German/Bavaria china; other ceramics including majolica and American art pottery; kerosene lighting including 30+ opalescent stand and finger lamps, other stand and finger lamps, 50+ miniature lamps, &c.; Burmese wall-mount fairy lamps with mirror and double fairy lamp with vases; Victorian glass including 65 sugar shakers, syrup pitchers, S&P shakers, &c.; EAPG including animal patterns; Carnival glass; large lot of sterling silver; fine estate jewelry including 1.18 ct diamond solitaire pendant, diamond rings, gold charm and other bracelets, gold chains, pearls, &c.; plus more.

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Saturday, July 18, 2015 at 9:30 AM EDT
Our July 18th, 2015 auction featured the Vaseline glass collection of the late Nadene J. Stockard, charter member of the Vaseline Glass Collectors, Inc. including many examples published in Peterson's Vaseline Glass: Canary to Contemporary; the H. C. Fry glass collection of Bruce & Linda Pohto of Madison, OH including examples published in The Collector's Encyclopedia of Fry Glassware; Part II of the custard glass collection of the late Jerry Volkmer of Bucyrus, OH; and Part III of the Victorian glass collection of Robert E. Hefner Jr. of Rosharon, TX. This auction featured over 900 pieces of Vaseline glass of all types including a wide range of pressed and blown Victorian opalescent, EAPG, novelties, early flint, dresser articles, English and Bohemian, etc.; over 400 pieces of Fry glass including rare Radio Wave decoration and other Foval art glass, ovenware, etc.; over 300 pieces of Custard glass in a variety of patterns; collections of Victorian S&P shakers, toothpick holders, and cruets; additional Victorian opalescent glass including sugar shakers, syrups, and tumblers; American art glass including Steuben, Durand, Mt. Washington, and Wave Crest; European art glass; other Victorian glass including satin MOP, amberina, cranberry, etc.; lighting including Pairpoint; collection of Czechoslovakian glass; glass reference volumes; plus much more.

In conjunction with this sale we offered a one-day seminar on Friday, July 17th that focused on the products of the H. C. Fry Glass Works of Rochester, PA along with presentations on vaseline and custard glass. Watch this site for auction and seminar-related details.

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