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was “ornery,” horses have been a
central part of her life from the
early years.
A firm conviction the young
woman holds is that two Perche
rons are definitely better than
one. That’s why last summers ar
rival of a new foal was so exciting
for the young woman who has a
bam under construction.
Stutzman has attended the
Ohio State University, Agricul
tural Technical Institute, and
Kent State University. She says
that improving her team driving
skills is continual work.
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AUCTION DETAILS
DATE
Monday, December 9, 2002
LOCATION
Briggs Auction Showroom
Rt. 491 at 261, Booths Corner/
Boothwyn, PA 19061
START TIME
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PREVIEW
Sunday, December 8”', 7-9 pm
Monday, December 9 th , 2pm on
TERMS
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10% Buyer’s Premium
FOR MORE INFORMATION
610-566-3138 (Office)
610-485-0412 (Showroom)
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Visit
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For Njore Details, Photographs,
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PA Wat. Tall Chest
Federal Mahogany Desk
Anf/que Slipware, Gaudy
and Transferware
mCarved Oak Tail-case Clock,
Caldwell, Philadelphia
PA Long Rifle In Tiger Maple, C.lBBO,
with engraved Brass Patehbox
Victorian Walnut Bookcase
O/C “by~P LeWa Orig. Cartoons
188 5, 56 5" x 44.5" by “ Bo ” Bmwn
Virginia Hosts World Percheron Congress
During the six and eight-horse
hitch classes, spectators learned
from the courteous announcer
that each team in the lineup has
a function.
“Remember, I told you the big
gest and baddest is next to the
driver,” he said, at one point.
These Percherons are the wheel
team located next to the driver.
They don’t get much action.
Rock solid and seeing more ac
tion is the swing team in the mid
dle. Up front, the leaders see the
most action, but are smaller than
the latter teams.
“The showiest horses are up
front,” said the announcer.
MONDAY, DECEMBER 9 th , S:3OPM
We are proud to offer without minimum or reserves, articles
from the following Delaware Valley Estates and Collections:
the Estate of Robert “Bo” Brown, Noted Cartoonist
the Estate of Edith S. Taylor, Gladwyne, PA
the Estate of Taylor Young, Poughkeepsie, NY
a Wilmington, DE Collection
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ANTIQUE FURNITURE: PA Wal Chippendale tall chest on Ogee
bracket feet • Fed Mah desk w/bkcse top, French flared feet • Dimin
Hepplewhite bow-front sideboard • Georgian Mah bachelor chest w/
fitted interior • Viet Wal chest w/drop-front desk & Bird's-eye Maple
mt • Empire Mah desk w/bkcse top • Pine dry sink w/cupbd top •
Empire Mah center table w/claw ft • 2 Viet Eastlake Wal bookcases
w/glass doors & gallery tops • Viet Wal lock-side chest * Viet Wal
drop-leaf game fable • Fed 1- and 2-dr stands • Mah French carved
parlor furn • Viet Wal high-back bed • Viet Wal & Mah bureaus •
Viet marble-top center tables & stands * Empire Mah marble-top
cellarette ■ Ornately-carved full-size bed w/acanthus-leaf, floral &
drape motif, and more
FINE REPRODUCTION FURNITURE; 7 Oak barrister stack
bookcases by ' Globe” • 2 Mah round, ped-base dining room tables w/
claw ft • 2 sets of Mah Chippendale-style DR chairs w/B&C ft • Set
of 6 Oak Chippendale-style DR chairs w/B&C ft • Mah bench-made
drop-front desk w/claw ft • Inlaid Mah Fed -style curio cabinet • Mah
Mission-style bookcase w/glass doors • Mah Empire-style sideboard
w/claw ft, and more
CLOCKS I ACCESSORIES / COLLECTIBLES I ORIENTAL CARPETS
Clocks Oak Tail-case clock • Ansoma Crystal-reg mantle clock -Tiffany
French-style carnage clock, & others • Ass't mantle & shelf clocks, mcl
Ansoma, Waterbury etc • French clock w/pmk Marble case & urns, etc
Accessories Slag-glass table lamp • Hand-painted GWTW-st oil lamps, &
others • Lithopane candle screen • Edison Std tabletop phonograph w/
morning glory horn & cylinders • Mah -case upnght Victrola • Leather
bound books • Enterprise coffee mill, #2 • 2 ant Brass microscopes •
Lead soldiers, etc Ephemera Early indenture • Confed paper money •
Letters from Helen Keller (1924), Sec’y of Treas’y, C Glass (1919), William
Oliver Stevens, etc Military & Weaponry PA long Rifle, C 1800 •
Winchester Rifles • Muzzle-loaded Rifle, "Moore”, NY • Antique pistol •
Ivory-carved Samurai sword • Plumed military dress hat • Onental
Carpets Room-size Henz ■ Ass't area-size Caucasian & Turkish carpets
ARTWORK; Oil Paintings Giacomo Mantegazza • Henry Stuart • P
Levin, 1885 • G Penllo • Chas C Curran, 1884 • Wm Chadwick • Rbt
Phillip • E Caler • Berecisi • Volmger •W J Boogaard • Jammes • Set-6
Onental genre sens, on silk • Watercolors P-J Clays • H B Tschuly •
Dines Cartson • Ron Dembosky • Prints Numbered print by G Brogue •
Color litho. Amherst College • Hundreds of ong drawings & illustrations by
Robert “Bo” Brown.
SILVER / CHINA / ART GLASS I POTTERY: Tiffany Sterling Ornate
tongs • Art Nouveau sve pcs • Baskets • Ladles • Set of nut picks •
Spoons, etc • Sterling Silver Ford & Tupper Teapot on stand w/bumer •
125 pcs Reed & Barton flatware, Fr Ren • 12 souvenir spoons • Var
Sterling sve pcs , by Theo B Starr, S Kirk & Son, Ball Black & Co , Wm
Gate & Son • Sterl candlesticks, picture frame, shoe horn, etc • Sheffield
tea sets • Ass't Silver plate, etc China, Pottery, Art glass Signed Galle
cameo-glass vase • Signed Tiffany favnlle vases & pedestal-base bowl •
Cloisonne vase • English transfer porcelain • Dresden • Gaudy Dutch •
Redware • Staffordshire • Majolica • English 5-pc pitcher & bowl set •
Vienna porcelain vase, and more
FINE JEWELRY; Gold pendant w/Diamonds • Opal pin w/Diamonds •
Diamond 'X'-motif Ring • Pr Diamond earrings • Enameled 18k Gold
“Violin" pm w/ Diamonds • Gold & Diamond 'Honeybee” pm • 14K Man's
Le Coultre wrist watch with diamonds • Ladies Gold wrist watches w/
Diamonds • Gold bangle bracelets with Diamonds, Pearls and Opals •
Pocket watches and watch fobs • Stick pins • Victorian silver and gold
ition of 8 gold cigarette and card cases, etc
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ESTATE ANTIQUE AUCTION
tiffany Art Glass Calli Vasa Ford & Tui
“You can’t imagine the adre
naline rush of these drivers,” he
said. “Only a handful of drivers
in the world can do what these
drivers do,” he added as the driv
ers had to skillfully execute a re
verse pattern with the teams. It
was done with elegant grace and
style to an appreciative uproar of
tribute.
Tom Berry, Kansas City, Mo.
was the congress chairman, and
Albert Cleve, Farmington, Mo.,
show superintendent. Bill
Grimm, Gowanda, N.Y. was
farm show manager and Sally
Moore, Ferrum, Va„ crossbred
show manager. Dave Schubert,
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Lancaster Farming, Saturday, November 30, 2002-A4l
Brainerd, Minn., managed the
horse sale and was the auction
eer.
Crae Eller, Arcadia, Ind., was
the halter judge and Steve Gregg,
Cargill, Ontario, Canada, the
hitch judge. The riding judge was
Ellen Fischer, Claysville, Pa. and
Steve Ade, Salina, Kan., the farm
class judge. A. Parker Shinn,
Bunker Hill, N.J., was farm pull
judge.
Announcers were Dave Schu-
Pictured is the Team Log Skid world champion, exhibi
ted by John Adametz Highland, Wis. It was Class F-4,
sponsored by the Virginia Percheron Association. Pic
tured during the plaque presentation are the driver and
judge.
After walking, cantering, and reversing direction in
Class 69, “Cart, man driver, registered mare,” exhibitors
are lined up awaiting the judge’s pronouncement of the
champion.
ATTENTION
AUCTIONEERS
Due to the Christmas Holidays
Deadline for the Dec. 28th issue will be
FRIDAY DEC. 21 SPM
Deadline for the Jan. 4th issue will be
FRIDAY DEC. 29 SPM
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