Sale held at 938 LANCASTER PIKE,
BUCK, PA.
(10 mi. south of Lancaster along PA Rt 2725)
ANTIQUES
COLLECTIBLES
COSTUME JEWELRY
200+ PCS. NASCAR
BOX LOTS
Roy Rogers, Gene Autry, Tom Mix
Lone Ranger, Hubley, Griswold, Agate
Big Little Books, Tinware
NASCAR LOT WILL START AT 2:00 PM
Sat. April 5, 2003 @ 9:ooam
FINE GLASSWARE
ANTIQUES
Heisey. Foslona, Fenton, Imperial, Viking,
Colony. Avon. Cambridge, Fiesta, Carnival,
Pimcess House. Duncan Miller, West Moreland,
Germany, Occupied Japan, McCoy, Carnival,
Depression, Pennsbury,
Rebecca at the Well pitcher
1000+ Pieces ol outstanding glassware’
Lots ot Photos on web'”
Visit us at. www.porterfieldauctions.com
Request Flyer 030405 at
mlo@porterfieldauctions.com
PORTERFIELD AUCTIONEER
29 Indian Hill Road, Conestoga, PA 17516
(717) 871-9004
info @ porteHieldauctions.com
Terms: Cash, Certified funds
Visa/MC & MAC
Bob Porterfield AU-3741-L
Heritage House Hosts Antiques Appraisal Show
ELIZABETHTOWN (Lancaster Co.) bethtown, will host a second antiques
—On Saturday, April 12, Winters Heri- appraisal show.
tage House, 47 East High Street, Eliza- David Dickson, certified appraiser
SMITH ESTATE
DOLL &
CARNIVAL GLASS
AUCTION
We will be selling from the Allenwood Fne Co
Social Hall, Located in the Village o( Allenwood
Pa. From Williamsport travel 20 miles South on
Rt. 15 to Allenwood Pa. and follow signs to Hall
Saturday April 5, 2003
Auction starts at 9:00 AM •
Preview opens at 6:00 AM
Early 20th Century Dolls *
300+ Pcs Carnival Glass
This auction will feature 300 plus dolls Doll
makers include: Jumeau, Simon Halbig, Kestner,
Bruno Schmidt, Armand Marseille, Monmum
Bros., K star R, Horsman. Bergman, Ernst
Heubach, Recknagle, Mengersgereuth, Schoneau
Hoffmeister, Dressel, AW & Co., Alt Beck &
Gottschalch, Wagnei & Zetzel, Bye Lo, Heubach
Kopplesdoil, Gans & Seylarth, Giace Putman,
Gebruder Knock, SFBJ, PLUS MANY OTH
ERS. Chaihe Chaplin, Boy dolls. Bisque, China
Heads. Clothe, Wax Heads. Composition and oth
ers.
CARNIVAL includes 300+ pieces fiom
NORTHWOOD, Imperial, Fenton, and others
with all colors ot carnival. Watei sets, bowls,
vases, candle holders, figurines, berry sets, glass
es. Many different patterns to include’ Animals.
Birds, Starbursts, Flowers and more.
For more into contact Auctioneer Michael P.
Weaver (570) 538-2227.
istF P Auction conducted by:
Auctioneer:
(( Michael P. Weaver
r- — J l — -i 1 7696 Russell Rd NAA
H AUCTIONEERII Allenwood, PA 17810 f9m
1 Ph0ne:(570)538-2227
Lie. #AU-002180-L
Licensed and Bonded
from Columbia, will return to
offer verbal appraisals during a
three-hour program. Dickson
has invited Robert J. Sullivan,
certified appraiser and auction
eer, and Donna Marcinko, ex
pert in antique and Victorian
jewelry, to join him.
The success of the October
2002 show generated great inter
est in sponsoring a second one.
The Antique Show will be con
ducted in conjunction with al-
Kutztown University Hosts
Unique Cultural Event
KUTZTOWN (Berks Co.) On
March 29-30 regional crafts guilds
of the Reading Berks and the Le
high Valley Guilds of Craftsmen,
have partnered with The Heritage
Center at Kutztown University to
bring a two-day long crafts and cul
tural event to the area.
Featured at this show will be the
work of more than 100 of the area’s
finest professional craftsmen, as
well as the latest craft creations
from students in Kutztown Univer
sity’s Craft Department. Kutztown
University Crafts Department pro
fessors will have an exhibit featur
ing their own works. Most of the
fine handcrafted items at this annu
al event will be available for pur
chase. Many of the featured crafts
men will be demonstrating their
unique techniques in making their
craftwork. The work to be seen at
this craft show will include a wide
variety of works, ranging from his
torically accurate reproductions of
Pennsylvania German crafts up to
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, March 22, 2003-829
ready scheduled Heritage Day activities,
which will run from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Hearth cooking and quilting demonstra
tions and antique exhibits are some of
the other activities available to visitors
that day.
Advance registration is required for
appraisals. Museum staff will assign
numbers on a limited first-come, first
served basis. The fee for the first item’s
verbal appraisal is $lO. and $5 will be
charged for two additional items. Up to
three items for each number assignment
will be accepted.
To register or for more information,
call the museum at (717) 367-4672.
the original works produced by con
temporary designer-craftsmen.
Bruce Baker, a nationally re
spected speaker on topics associated
with the professional crafts indus
try, will provide educational work
shop sessions throughout both days
of the show. These topics will in
clude marketing your products and
yourself, booth presentation, the
slide and jury processes, and more
sessions aimed to interest the pro
fessional or aspiring artist or crafts
man.
The dates for the First Annual
Spring Fine Arts and Crafts Festi
val at Kutztown University are
March 29-30 from 9 a.m. until 5
p.m. on Saturday, the 29th, and 10
a.m. until 4 p.m. on Sunday, the
30th. The location will be at the
Kutztown University Fieldhouse.
Donation requested is $3. Call (610)
372-9747 or for more information
log on to www.rbcrafts.org/events/
press.htm.