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Wilton Fall Antiques Market
Sunday, October 26, 2014
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1 Nancy Fishelson/Robert Perry
2 Michael Hingston Antiques
3 David Thompson Antiques & Art
4 Dennis Raleigh Antiques & Folk Art
5 Scott Smith & John Marshall
6 The Maine Boathouse
7 VBS
8 Hanes & Ruskin
9 Len Davis Antiques & Interiors
10 Victor Weinblatt
11 Soheil Oriental Rug
12 Christopher Bishop Fine Art
13 Twinkling Jewels
14 John D. Gould
15 Sheila Hylan
16 Brett Cabral Antiques
17 Joseph Collins
18 David Allan Ramsay
19 Marc Witus
20 Connecticut River Books
21 John Sideli Fine Art
22 Antiques at 30B
23 The Red Horse Antiques
24 Captains Quarters
25 Barbara Peter Antiques, Mary Ross
26 Art & Antique Gallery, Inc.
27 Michele Fox
28 Huntington & Hope
29 Susan Barr Antiques
30 Dover House Antiques
310-508-1446
603-643-2843
802-238-6987
734-604-0898
413-519-1715
207-350-1068
607-748-8360
860-434-1800
212-688-0729
413-533-6435
212-239-1069
203-227-5062
860-350-5479
914-245-2481
203-264-5398
603-548-7844
860-614-4259
207-752-6626
908-234-1436
860-526-9679
207-882-6281
518-677-3366
802-672-3220
413-575-7204
631-589-3466
508-259-4694
203-210-7654
860-868-2424
203-913-7044
502-899-1699
31 Henry T. Callan
508-888-5372
32 Chester Cwilichoski Antiques
203-516-5321
33 Brennan & Mouilleseaux
860-283-2232
34 Karen & Albert Antiquinaires
516-728-7504
35 From Here to Antiquity
203-430-6634
36 David & Donna Kmetz
508-476-2214
37 David Pollack Vintage Posters
860-210-9822
38 Peter E. Baker
450-264-6794
39 Axtell Antiques
603-467-2553
40 James Lawrence Antiques
401-635-2567
41 Marilyn & Ron Saland
914-723-1889
42 Cottage & Camp
215-687-3053
43 Perkins & Menson
978-386-2235
44 Jane F. Wargo
203-265-0342
45 Blue Heron Fine Art
781-383-3210
46 William R. & Teresa F. Kurau
717-464-0731
47 Lynne T. Ward Antique Prints
203-854-9030
48 Neverbird Antiques
757-294-9296
49 Jaffe & Thurston
845-647-6902
50 Primitive Friends
516-365-8655
51 WS Korzick Antiques
203-865-4463
52 Mad River Antiques, LLC
860-653-5733
53 Pioneer Folk Antiques, LLC
207-664-4744
54 Judith & James Milne/At Home Antiques
845-331-3902
55 Antique Prints & Paper
732-545-5223
56 Up Your Attic Antiques
508-881-3831
57 James Grievo Antiques
908-797-9854
58 Arborfield Americana Antiques, LLC 314-566-1887
59 Holden Antiques
860-350-2272
60 Barbara Ardizone Antiques
860-435-3057
61 Jeffs Antiques
516-798-3613
62 Black Swan Antiques
860-868-9094
63 Cherry Gallery
207-563-5639
64 GPSF Antiques
845-440-7136
65 Egon Teichert Fine Prints
631-265-2326
66 Willow Springs Perennial
518-383-4214
67 Thomas R. Longacre/Beverly Weir Longacre
603-876-4080
68 DBR Antiques - Doug Ramsay
413-687-9717
69 Lewis W. Scranton
860-663-1060
70 Village Braider
508-746-9625
71 Hilary & Paulette Nolan
508-548-0127
72 Melissa Bourque Antiques
914-906-2596
73 Seaver & McLellan
603-563-8177
74 Russ and Karen Goldberger/RJG Antiques
603-433-1770
75 Tradewinds Fine Art
401-322-6057
76 Friedman Gallery
203-209-6787
77 Stephen Score Inc.
617-227-9192
78 Robinson House Antiques
781-329-4062
79 Jenkinstown Antiques
845-255-4876
80 Tanya Yacoub
914-439-6580
81 Nicholas DiBenedetto & Co., Inc.
631-653-3458
82 The Back Roads Collection
516-759-1388
83 The Rathbun Gallery
401-789-2033
84 JB Richardson Antiques
203-226-0358
85 Maria and Peter Warren Antiques
203-762-0475
86 The Norwoods Spirit of America
410-252-2012
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benefiting the Wilton Historical Society
Sunday | October 26, 2014 | 9 am to 5 pm
Featuring Over 80 Exceptional and Diverse Exhibitors
At the Wilton High School Field House
395 Danbury Rd (Route 7)
Wilton, CT 06897
barnstar.com
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20 — Antiques and The Arts Weekly — October 24, 2014
WILTON FALL ANTIQUES MARKET
SPECIAL SHOW SECTION
HENRY T. CALLAN, East Sandwich, Mass. — New
England sampler, dated 1772, made by Anne Draper
in the 11th year of her age. It shows a Federal brick
house, pine trees, 14 birds and a basket of fruit. The
piece measures 20 by 14 inches.
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ANTIQUES,
Russ & Karen Goldberger, Rye, N.H. —
Wrought iron “1898”
banner weathervane
found in Maine, circa
late Nineteenth Century. It is in excellent
condition with the
best rusted surface
and is still attached
to the original white
painted
wooden
spire. It measures 28
inches wide and 41
inches tall.
BLUE HERON FINE ART, Cohasset,
Mass. — Emile Gruppe, “In for the
Catch,” an oil on canvas measuring
24 by 20 inches.
MARIA & PETER WARREN
ANTIQUES, Wilton, Conn. — An
English Creamware polychrome
decorated coffee pot, Yorkshire
or Derbyshire, circa 1790.
RED HORSE ANTIQUES, Bridgewater, Vt. — Impressive set of six
19-inch-high black painted metal
tea caddies with mother-of-pearl
inlay features on each painted
domestic scene.
ROBINSON HOUSE
ANTIQUES
Asian Antiques
Japanese Woodblock Prints
East Indian Paintings
WILTON FALL ANTIQUES MARKET
WILTON HIGH SCHOOL FIELD HOUSE
OCTOBER 26
781.329.4062 • [email protected]
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WILTON FALL ANTIQUES MARKET
SPECIAL SHOW SECTION
Wilton Fall Antiques Market
One-Day Show Will Be Fresh, New And Exciting
WILTON, CONN. — The Wilton
Historical Society and Barn Star
Productions are conducting the
second annual Wilton Fall
Antiques Market, Sunday, October 26, for one day only.
Benefiting the Wilton Historical
Society,
casual
collectors,
antiques experts and followers of
things trendy and cool will enjoy
this event, because it caters to all
tastes, from period Americana
and European antiques to fine
art, stoneware and redware pottery, quilts and samplers, gameboards, folk art, painted and decorated furniture, lamps, fine
ceramics, including Staffordshire,
Delft, Mocha, Chinese Export
and accessories, hundreds of
accessories.
With the cancellation of the
Rhinebeck Antiques Fair scheduled for Columbus Day weekend,
the Wilton Fall Antiques Market
has expanded its floor plan to
accommodate many of these
exhibitors who are thrilled to be
setting up in Wilton.
Comments show manager Frank
Gaglio, “This fall, we have an
excellent group of 90 talented
and enthusiastic exhibitors with a
diversity of material that will dazzle even the most discriminating
buyers. We have included new
categories of material, such as
vintage Navaho jewelry, important signatures, documents and
autographs, and these exceptional new dealer additions
include John Sideli Art &
Antiques, Hilary and Paulette
Nolan, David Allen Ramsay,
Michael Friedman Gallery, The
Back Roads Antiques, Lesley
Lorant, Michael Barilove, Blue
Heron Fine Art, The Whiting’s
Antiques, Len Davis and The
Maine Boat House Antiques,
along with our fantastic returning
dealers. Wilton continues to live
up to its reputation as one of the
best shows in New England and
one visit will show you why.”
The event will take place in the
Wilton High School Field House
at 395 Danbury Road (Route 7
South). Show hours are Sunday, 9
am to 5 pm. Our show café will
be open for lunch, parking is free
and the entire show is mobility
impaired accessible. For more
information and a full list of
exhibitors,
visit
www.barnstar.com or call 914474-8552.
The Wilton Fall Antiques Market…the future of your best collections.
Maria & Peter Warren Antiques
Specializing in 18th & 19th century English ceramics, early American furniture, paintings, doorstops, lighting, plus much more...
Everything you need to make your home distinctive
An English Saltglaze Stoneware Pierced Basket
and Undertray c1750
Wilton Fall Antiques Market
October 26
Greater York Antiques Show
Oct. 31 - Nov. 1
Delaware Antiques Show
November 6-9
Theta Charity Antiques Show
November 20-23
NY Ceramics and Glass Show
Jan. 21-25, 2015
Washington Winter Antiques Show
January 9-11, 2015
A wonderful example of a cast iron door stop in the
form of a hunting dog, original paint, c1900
An English
Staffordshire figure
of an Eagle,
c1840
An English
Creamware
puce enamel
Tea Pot,
decorated in
the manner of
James
Bakewell,
c1790
Shop open by chance or by appointment.
228 Danbury Road, Wilton, CT., 06897 • 203-762-0475
[email protected] • Cell: 203-984-6174
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WILTON FALL ANTIQUES MARKET
SPECIAL SHOW SECTION
AXTELL ANTIQUES, Deposit, N.Y. — Miniature roasting oven, a very rare salesman’s sample made from tin
with a hand-forged iron spit. It measures 4 inches
long.
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MICHAEL FRIEDMAN ANTIQUES, Weston, Conn.
VILLAGE BRAIDER, Plymouth, Mass. — Nineteenth
Century Austrian bronze,
cold painted horned owl,
5½ inches tall.
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Wilton Historical Society
Sunday, October 26, 2014
9 am to 5 pm
William Pierce Stubbs
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Always a Fine Selection
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HENRY T. CALLAN
2 Old Farm Lane, E. Sandwich, MA 02537-1364
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A Massachsetts Sampler, dated 1822, made by Mary Prentiss,
aged 11 years. A gateway with pillars, enclosing alphabets and
verses below a bower of flowers. Mary was born in Hopkinton,
Mass. Lovely needlework with bright colors. 19” by 18”.
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MARIA & PETER WARREN ANTIQUES, Wilton,
Conn. — An English Creamware polychrome enamel
tea pot, decorated with a hunting scene, William
Greatbatch, circa 1790.
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WILTON FALL ANTIQUES MARKET
BLUE HERON FINE ART, Cohasset,
Mass. — Emile Gruppe, “Beeches in Winter,” an oil on canvas, 24 by 20 inches.
SPECIAL SHOW SECTION
CAPTAIN’S QUARTERS, Amherst, Mass.
— Vintage Northwest Coast mask.
BARBARA PETER ANTIQUES, Sayville, N.Y. — A collection of Native American baskets.
RJG ANTIQUES, Russ & Karen Goldberger,
Rye, N.H. — Small red slant-top desk box, New
England, circa 1800–20, pine with cut-out
applied base. It is in excellent original condition, including hinges, with some minor
repairs. The box measures 17 inches wide, 11
inches high and 10 inches deep.
ROBINSON HOUSE ANTIQUES, Westwood,
Mass.
Emile A. Gruppe, (1896-1978)
North Carolina State Seal – This item is hand sculpted from a single
piece of North American white pine. There are two figures shown in the
seal: LIBERTY, with a pole and cap in the left hand, and PLENTY, the right
hand extended with three heads of grain. This particular item is from the
Nelson Rockefeller collection from his New York State camp in Deer Lick.
“Gloucester Harbor”
Signed lower left and inscribed en verso
Oil on canvas. 20” x 24”
175 Border Street, Cohasset, MA 02025 * 781-383-3210
[email protected] * www.blueheronFA.com
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WILTON FALL ANTIQUES MARKET
SPECIAL SHOW SECTION
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AXTELL ANTIQUES, Deposit, N.Y. — Northern pike butter stamp in a rare pattern with
great details on fish scales and fins. It is
hand carved from cherry in New York State,
circa 1830.
MICHAEL FRIEDMAN
ANTIQUES,
Weston,
Conn.
Roger Williams at
HOLDEN ANTIQUES, Sherman, Conn. &
Naples, Fla. — Lovely “Lath Art” by
Theodore DeGroot.
The Maine Boat House
31 Pleasant St., P.O. Box 330
Wiscasset, ME 04578
207-350-1068
Inviting you to the
Wilton Fall Antiques Market
MARIA & PETER WARREN ANTIQUES, Wilton, Conn. — “Gloucester
Harbor,” an oil on canvas signed Charles Mitchell, lower right.
Nautical Art and Antiques
Wildwood Lane • Amherst, Massachusetts 01002 • Phone (413) 549-6860
US Frigate - United States Capt. Stephen Decatur
vs.
RN Macedonian Capt. John Carden
Oct. 25 - 1812 By Earl Collins
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WILTON FALL ANTIQUES MARKET
SPECIAL SHOW SECTION
EGON TEICHERT FINE PRINTS, Hauppauge,
N.Y. — “Boy with Apple and Dog,” 6¾ by 5¼
inches, cut and paste silhouette on a thin card
with background done in pencil, circa Nineteenth Century. It is unsigned, attributed to
Auguste Edouart, French (1789–1861).
DAVID
POLLACK
VINTAGE
POSTERS, Wilmington, Del. —
Among the vintage travel posters
that will be available is a rare Australian Great Barrier Reef poster
illustrated by Eileen Mayo.
BLUE HERON FINE ART, Cohasset, Mass. —
Emile Gruppe, “Misty Morning, Gloucester Harbor,” oil on canvas measuring 20 by 18 inches.
THE MAINE BOAT HOUSE, Wiscasset, Maine
WILTON FALL
ANTIQUES MARKET
Sunday, October 26, 2014
9 am to 5 pm
VILLAGE BRAIDER, Plymouth, Mass. — Bradley
and
Hubbard
owl
doorstop in the original
paint, 15½ inches tall.
DONALD ALLAN RAMSAY, Cape Porpoise,
Maine and Lake Worth, Fla. — In undisturbed
crusty green and red paint, the late Nineteenth Century star-shaped board held keys
to a rooming house or small hotel.
Glad to be back in Wilton
Patriotic Barber Pole
St. Louis, MO, Ca. 1890
Miniature Penguin Pair
Charles Hart, Gloucester, MA, Ca. 1935
Set of Five Oval Pantry Boxes
Stamped “Elisha Beal” (1761-1830)
Snowy Owl Decoy
Swisher & Soule,
Decatur, IL, Ca. 1930’s
www.RJGAntiques.com • russ@RJGAntiques • 603.433.1770 • P.O. Box 60, Rye, NH 03870
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WILTON FALL ANTIQUES MARKET
SPECIAL SHOW SECTION
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HENRY T. CALLAN, East Sandwich, Mass.
— The Caleb Stone and Anna Williams
family register with their 13 children
born from 1781 to 1807 within a vive and
cornucopia silk floss border. This piece is
from Essex County, Massachusetts, dated
1810, and in the original butternut frame
measuring 22 by 27 inches.
DONALD ALLAN RAMSAY, Cape Porpoise, Maine & Lake
Worth, Fla. — A truly authentic and rare weathered wooden pig weathervane, dating from the last half of the Nineteenth Century.
VILLAGE BRAIDER, Plymouth, Mass. — Nineteenth
Century Austrian bronze,
cold painted screech owl,
5½ inches tall.
WILTON
FALL
ANTIQUES
MARKET
Sunday,
October 26, 2014
9 am to 5 pm
EGON TEICHERT FINE PRINTS,
Hauppauge,
N.Y.
—
Marguerite
Kirmse (British American, 1885–1954),
“My Scotties,” 7¼ by 5 inches, drypoint, 1930, edition of about 100. It is
signed and titled in pencil and in
excellent condition, printed on wove
paper with full margins. It was illustrated in “Contemporary American
Prints 1931,” American Art Dealers
Association, 1931, pl 47.
MICHAEL FRIEDMAN ANTIQUES, Weston, Conn.
BARBARA ARDIZONE
Late 19th C Harris horse weather vane in complete
conditon with wonderful natural patina. Length 32”
19th Century Theorem
Excellent condition with tones of black and brown.
Period frame.Very bold and striking presentation.
Size including frame are 25" x 20-1/8"
JB RICHARDSON
6 Partrick Lane
Westport, CT 06880
Salisbury, CT 06068 • Tel: 860-435-3057
www.barbaraardizone.com
203-226-0358
By Appointment
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HENRY T. CALLAN, East Sandwich, Mass. — A
Pennsylvania Quaker sampler made by Abigail Robbins, born April the 18, 1810. It is
dated 1819 and shows a strawberry and vine
border enclosing three alphabets, the name of
her parents, baskets of fruit, flowers, birds
and trees. It measures 19 by 14 inches.
SPECIAL SHOW SECTION
THE MAINE BOAT HOUSE, Wiscasset, Maine
DAVID
POLLACK
VINTAGE
POSTERS, Wilmington, Del. — This
extremely rare poster, illustrated by
Howard Chandler Christy in 1920,
“Fly with the US marines,” is one of
the most beautiful posters recruiting
pilots for military service.
WILTON FALL
ANTIQUES MARKET
Sunday,
October 26, 2014
9 am to 5 pm
AXTELL ANTIQUES, Deposit, N.Y.
— A rare tin whale oil guest room
or “Pig” lamp, all original and 9
inches long. It dates circa 1830.
ROBINSON HOUSE ANTIQUES, Westwood, Mass.
Village Braider Inc.
48 Sandwich Street, Plymouth, Mass. 02360
508-746-9625
Egon Teichert
FINE PRINTS
Grantt Wood, American (1891-1942)
February
8-7/8 x 11-3/4 inches
Lithograph, 1941, edition 250. Cole 17. Signed in pencil. In very good condition,
printed on wove paper with adequate margins. Sheet size: 10-3/4 x 13-5/8 inches.
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Hauppauge,, NY
Tel.. (631)) 265-2326
Very early depiction of Santa Claus,
watercolor signed C.H. XMas 1869
[email protected]
www.eteichertfineprints.com
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WILTON FALL ANTIQUES MARKET
SPECIAL SHOW SECTION
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Naples, FL and Sherman, CT
Theorem on velvet of a bowl of fruit with a
strawberry border. Signed Mary Vincent
www.EholdenAntiques.com
like us at www.Facebook.com/HoldenAntiques
Ed and Anita Holden
860-350-2272
The Pleasure Of Antiques
“Antiques are like old friends…familiar, dependable, interesting and most of all cherished.” — Frank Gaglio
WILTON, CONN. — Ever wonder what the Apple
iPhone 20 will look like? Or what features it will have spinning our world into a blur? It’s time to slow down and
smell the clean, crisp, fresh air in Wilton just for one day…
Welcome to the Wilton Fall Antiques Market where
your best collections begin.
If you step away from the business of antiques and view
these magnificent objects that were “modern” in their
day, surviving decades and centuries to serve us still, one
can only wonder what historic events these time travelers
have witnessed. How many candles have burned in that
Queen Anne brass candlestick and what conversation
ensued around it…how many fires have those andirons
held and what savory stew cooked above them…how
many nights have those hand stitched quilts provided
warmth and comfort…how many lives has that old Bible
baptized and blessed. Yes, for those of us that love them,
antiques are a part of our history, not just decorations or
trendy accumulations in our home.
One of the most important missions of the Wilton Historical Society is to preserve and dispense history and
appreciation thereof through the various restored buildings, programs and exhibitions they mount every year,
without which the richness of our heritage would be lost
and forgotten. It is with that goal in mind that we proudly
present this year’s show on their behalf.
We invite you to join us at the second annual Wilton Fall
Antiques Market where education is as much a part of
our show as offering our latest and greatest finds.
There are many familiar dealer faces at our show, as
they have helped build an industry that has perpetuated
collecting and fostered dozens of major collections
throughout the United States. As with any other industry,
if you are not good at what you do…you won’t be doing
it for very long and we are proud of the reputations, hon-
esty, integrity and talent of the exhibitors in our show this
year.
As market trends change, so will the look and offerings
at Wilton, blending fine art and period furnishings with
more contemporary objects, both affordable and
approachable. Also, stimulating the interest of young collectors in the Twenty-First Century will be a most rewarding and pleasurable endeavor that we should all take to
heart.
So grab an old friend — familiar, dependable and interesting but most of all cherished, and head out to our
Wilton Fall Antiques Market. Or make some new ones at
the show itself, but whatever you do, join us for the day
and make Sunday, October 26, your Wilton day of discovery and fun.
Cheers,
Frank Gaglio
Michael Friedman
Antiques
Weston, CT
203-209-6787
[email protected]
19th C “Prancer” pristine surface, rare form
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WILTON FALL ANTIQUES MARKET
SPECIAL SHOW SECTION
DONALD ALLAN
RAMSAY,
Cape
Porpoise,
Maine
and Lake Worth,
Fla. — An unusual
carved
wooden
watch hutch, probably
Nineteenth
Century Bavarian.
RJG ANTIQUES, Russ &
Karen Goldberger, Rye,
N.H. — Signed fivecolor Parcheesi
gameboard,
New England,
circa
1900,
pine
with
breadboard ends
in untouched original paint. It measures
18½ inches square.
EGON TEICHERT FINE PRINTS, Hauppauge, N.Y. — John Taylor Arms (American, 1887–1953), “La Colegiata, Toro,” 9¾ by
12¾ inches, etching, 1935, edition 153 (final state, 11/11), Fletcher 284, Spanish Church Series, #12, signed and dated and edition noted in pencil. An excellent impression, printed on laid
paper with a watermark, Ingres. It is in good condition other
than a slight trace of light discoloration from a previous mat
opening. It has full margins, the sheet size is 123/8 by 195/8, and it
was selected for “Fine Prints of the Year” in 1936, pl. 63.
DAVID POLLACK VINTAGE POSTERS, Wilmington, Del. — A selection of decorative arts and folk Americana will include a child’s toy three-ring circus with more
than 50 carved animals, circus acts and performers.
David Allan Ramsay
RARE
Signed Maine
Weathervane
207-752-6626
“W.H. McLellan, Searsport, ME” William Henry McLellan Esq. (b. Skowhegan) married Angeline Nichols aka
Nickles (b. Searsport) on March 3, 1863, giving birth to Hugh Dean McLellan September 10, 1876.