WTB Southern Pottery
Oeld Stuff
Want to buy pottery from Southern makers. Marks include Georgia Art,
Gordy, Auman, North State, Rainbow, Sunset Mountain, Silver Springs Fla.,
Fort Ticonderoga, Pinewood, Spruce Pine, Pine State, Carolina Pottery, Ben
Owen, Lanier Meders, Joe Owen, A.R. Cole, J.B. Cole, Glen Art anf Hylong.
If you have any available, please contact me with description and price.
Keep this list for reference
Thanks,
oeld stuff
GJ9343
5" tall beaker shape. Turquoise over plum crackle glaze. 4" diameter at
top. Marked with raised potter at wheel & Pisgah Forest - no date. $55
including postage.
greg johnson
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Saturday Evening Girls bowl. 6" across, 2-1/2" high. Medium blue glossy
glaze (no decoration). 1 small (about 1/2"), tight hairline (almost
invisible) on rim - otherwise perfect. Marked: S.E.G. / 7-20 (or 22?)
and initials which I can't make out. $75 including shipping.
Greg Johnson
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Little Journeys to the Homes of the Great by Elbert Hubbard. 1916
Memorial Edition, Wm. Wise & Co., NY. Buckram covers. 14 volumes. Very
good to fine condition (all volumes), many unopened pages. $140 including
shipping (US).
greg johnson
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Roycroft #048 Mahogany footstool with original leather upholstery. Some
wear to corners of leather, otherwise condition is very good and leather
is still flexible. Incised orb/cross mark. $650 including shipping (US).
Greg Johnson
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Gouda vase, 6" high x 6-1/2" diameter. Yellow/red/green flowers and
leaves on light background. Interior glazed light green. Marks:
2520/AREO/P/ROYAL GOUDA/ART POTTERY/HOLLAND/4750. $150 including
shipping (US).
Greg Johnson
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U.S. Camera 1937, pub. by William Morrow, NY. 226 pgs of color & b/w
photos (mostly b/w) plus about 44 pages of camera ads. 9"x12" format.
Ex.lib. Cover is worn around all edges and soiled. Binding is tight and
interior is good. $25 including postage.
greg johnson
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Royal Copenhagen porcelain jardinaire. Pale blue exterior with in-mold
leaf decoration and painted decoration of anemones (the flower). Stands
on six feet. Oval shape with ends rising to points. 12-3/4" wide, 7-1/2"
deep, 4" high. Center of bottom is unglazed and marked with three wavy
blue lines (1880's mark) and 83/10023.
Perfect condition. $350 ppd.
I also have a small Royal Copenhagen tray from the 1920's-30's. 8" x 5"
rectangle. Decoration is a cactus blossom. Marked with crown (green),
Denmark, 3 lines (blue). Decorator's cypher and 2686/9265. Perfect. $75
ppd.
greg johnson
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1. French Satirical Drawings from "L’Assiette au Beurre." Stanley
Applebaum. Dover, 1978. 161 pgs. Soft cover. Crease to corner of front
cover. Good/good. 9-1/4"x12-1/4". $7.50
2. Rodin. Philip R. Adams. Hyperion Press, NY, 1945. 48 pgs. Ex.lib.
Cover fair-poor. Interior good. Full page b&w plates of Rodin
sculptures. 10-1/2x13-1/4. $7.50
3. Morse Exhibition of Arts and Science. 125th Anniversary of the
National Academy of Design. 1950. Catalogue of exhibition at the
American Museum of Natural History. Soft cover. Good/VG. 181 pgs. B7W
photos. 9x12. $25
4. The Doll, New Shorter Version. Carl Fox. Harry N. Abrams, NY, 1993.
143 pgs. Soft cover. Good/VG. Mostly color photos by H. Landshoff.
8-3/4x11-3/4. $25
5. George Caleb Bingham. Michael E. Shapiro. Harry N. Abrams, NY, 1993.
159 pgs. Hard cover w/dust jacket. VG/VG. 9-1/4x12-1/2. $35
6. Folk Painters of American. Robert Bishop. E.P. Dutton, NY, 1979.
255 pgs. HC w/DJ. VG/VG 8-3/4x11. $30
7. Charles M. Russell, Sculptor. Rick Stewart. Amon Carter Museum,
1994. 396 pgs. HC w/DJ, VG/VG. 425 illustrations, 125 color.
11-1/2x11-1/2. $70
8. Thomas Hart Benton: An American Original. Henry Adams. Alfred A.
Knopf, NY, 1989. 358 pgs. HC w/DJ, VG/VG. 9-3/4x12-1/4. $45
9. An American Celebration: The Art of Charles Wysocki. Betty
Ballantine. Greenwich Press Ltd., NY, 1985. 192 pgs. HC w/DJ, VG/VG.
10-1/4x10-1/4. $25
10. Unexpected Genius: The Art and Life of Frank Duveneck. Robert
Neuhaus. Bedford Press, San Francisco, 1987. 176 pgs. HC w/DJ, VG/VG.
11-1/2x13-1/4. $40
11. Mexican Painting in Our Time. Bernard S. Myers. Oxford University
Press, NY, 1956. 283 pgs. HC/no dj. Good/good. 8-1/2x11. $15
12. First Reader for Antique Collectors. Carl W. Drepperd. Doubleday,
NY, 1946. 274 pgs. HC w/DJ. Small tears to DJ. Good/VG. 6x8-1/2. $10
13. Man and His Images: A Way of Seeing. Georgine Oeri. Viking Press,
NY, 1968. 155 pgs. HC w/DJ, Good/VG. 9x9-1/2. An introduction to art
with 112 color plates. $10
14. Auction Catalogue: Christie’s, January 25, 1993. The Jean and
Kenneth Chorley Collection - Important English Pottery and American and
English Furniture, Works of Art and Paintings. 98 pgs. Soft cover,
VG/VG. 8x10-1/2. With invitation to private reception/preview. $10
Postage: $3.50 for first book, $1.50 each additional (US).
Greg Johnson
GJ9343
I have a nice piece of Jugtown for sale: 7-1/2" tall, 6" diameter vase.
Thick white glaze. Four tiny handles applied around the shoulder. Mark
is impressed "Jugtown Ware". Perfect condition. $300 ppd.
Greg Johnson
GJ9343
Nice little Mintons Secessionist Ware vase: 5" tall, 3-1/2" diameter at
bottom tapering up to 2-1/2" diameter at the top. Light blue with darker
blue raised lines and darker blue and yellow/light brown decoration.
Unmarked except for a trace of black ink on the bottom but it's
unmistakenly Mintons. No damage or crazing. $175 including postage (US).
Greg Johnson
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1. Roycroft spun (unhammered) copper chamberstick. 5-1/2" diamerter, 3"
high. Late mark. Original bright finish has darkened with age. $75.
2. Roycroft pen holder (McConnell "Royroft Art Metal" page 71). Original
blue/green patina in very good condition. One of the cylinders has been
reattached (neatly) so it's only $40. Middle mark.
3. Roycroft hammered copper bowl (McConnell pg 58). 7" diameter, 2-3/4"
high. Middle mark. This one's been polished. $140.
4. Avon Copper Smith (Arthur Cole - a Roycroft coppersmith) 9-3/4"
diameter shallow lobed bowl. Heavy hand-hammered copper, some wear to
original dark patina but generally in very good condition. $225.
5. Avon Copper Smith hammered copper kettle (identical to photo in
McConnell, pg. 125). 3" high, 4-1/4" diameter. Some wear to original
dark patina inside bottom, outside is in excellent condition. $120.
6. Avon Copper Smith chamberstick. Hammered copper, dark patina with
some wear. 4" diameter, 3-1/2" high. $90.
7. Pair of Roycroft bookends, unhammerd copper, late mark. They're 5"
high x 4" across. Floral decoration. There's a (bad) photo of them in
McConnell's
Roycroft Art Metal, pg 42, top right. These have a very dark original
patina that's in virtually mint condition (rubbed a tiny bit at the corner
of one). $125.
8. Pair of candelabra, each holds 3 candles. Greman arts & crafts iron
(steel?) marked: Goberg, Germany. Round metal base 5" diameter, 11"
tall, 10-1/2" across at top. Upright portion is a bundle of metal rods;
one goes straight up to hold the center candle socket, two flare out to
the sides in 's' curves to hold the other sockets. Dark original patina.
Very good condition, no dents. $180
9. Liberty footed pewter bowl. 11-1/2" diameter, 6-1/2" tall. Four feet
with trefoil designs at tops. A band of leaves with 10 turquoise stones
evenly spaced in it runs around the bowl. Mark is: 0788 / English Pewter
/ Made by Liberty & Co. Excellent condition. $1,500.
10. German or Austrian hammered brass (or bronze?) bowl - A&C/Secession
design. About 6" in diameter and 2" high. Mark is a torso of a man
holding a sword & shield an the words: Bremeta Qualitat / 229 $65
Except for the damage noted for #2 and the notes regarding patina these
are all in excellent condition and without dents, scratches, bends, etc.
Prices include postage. Buy 3 or more pieces and take 20% off total.
Greg Johnson
GJ9343
Individual Little Journeys - have 46 dating between 1903 and 1909. All in
good to VG condition. $8 each, buy 10 or more for $7 each, all 46 for
$270 including postage.
Greg Johnson
GJ9343
Numerous copies of Better Homes & Gardens magazine form the 30's thru 50's
-ads for cars, food products (Campbell's soup, etc), furniture
(Heywood-Wakefield, etc), recipes, garden articles (1939 World's Fair),
war-time ads & housekeeping, etc.
$6 each including postage - price lower on multiple copies. Let me know
what you're looking for (ads, etc) and I'll tell you what I have.
greg johnson
Diane McHenry
GJ9343
I have a nice big piece of Jugtown for sale: 7-1/2" tall, 6" diameter
vase.
Thick white glaze. Four tiny handles applied around the shoulder. Mark
Greg Johnson
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Royal Copenhagen porcelain jardiniere. Late 19th century. Pale blue
exterior with in-mold decoration of leaves and underglaze decoration of
anemones (the flower). Elongated oval shape with ends rising to points -
art nouveau influence. Stands on six feet. 12-3/4" long, 7-1/2" wide,
3-1/2" high. Center of underside is unglazed and marked with 3 wavy blue
lines (1880’s mark) and 83/10023. Perfect condition. $350 ppd.
Pair of Royal Copenhagen porcelain spoon rests. 1950’s-60’s. Each
decorated with a single stylized bird. Marks: "bell"(?) mark & Denmark
in green, 107/1355 (110/1355 on second) and decorator’s cipher in black.
Perfect condition. $25 ppd.
Nymolle Art Faience handle-less cup and saucer designed by Bjorn Wiinblad.
Saucer is 4-3/4" diameter. Cup is 2-1/2" tall. Light green background
with dark green decoration of a village/harbor scene - buildings and
sailing ships. Both are marked: Nymolle Art Faience / Hoyrup / Made in
Denmark / Limited Edition / 4006. Perfect condition. $35 ppd.
I usually stay away from damaged items but these came along with some
other stuff:
Royal Copenhagen figurine - boy in raincoat & hat with umbrella, #3556.
1959. 7-1/4" tall. Marked with green Royal Copenhagen/Denmark w/crown
and 3 blue lines. Decorator’s cipher: NVX. One tiny chip/flake to back
of hat brim - would be an easy and inexpensive repair. $225 ppd.
Royal Copenhagen figurine - small boy dressed as a clown playing the
accordion, seated on a barrel. #3667. 1953. Same marks as above -
decorator: NHX. One leg has been cleanly broken off and reattached -
looks like an easily reversible temporary repair. There’s also a tiny
glaze flake on the edge of his pants - doesn’t go completely through
glaze. Shouldn’t be too costly to have professionally repaired. $75 ppd.
Greg Johnson
GJ9343
Pair of Roycroft bookends, unhammerd copper, late mark. They're 5"
high x 4" across. Floral decoration. There's a (bad) photo of them in
McConnell's
Roycroft Art Metal, pg 42, top right. These have a very dark original
patina that's in virtually mint condition (rubbed a tiny bit at the corner
Greg Johnson
GJ9343
Fulper Bowl, shape #409, great unusual multi-color flambe glaze - brown,
blue, green, tan, grey, early mark - vertical rectangular ink stamp,
6-1/4" daimeter. Very good condition - no chips or flakes, slight crazing
inside bottom and underneath. $175 incl shipping.
Greg Johnson
GJ9343
Auction Catalogues
1. Christie’s New York, January 25, 1993. The Jean and Kenneth Chorley
Collection - Important English Pottery and American and English Furniture,
Works of Art and Paintings. 98 pgs. Soft cover, VG/VG. 8x10-1/2. With
invitation to private reception/preview. $10.
2. Christie’s London, October 18, 1988. The Raymond and Francis Bushell
Collection of Netsuke, Part II. 98 pages plus 4-page glossary of Netsuke
terms. Hardcover. VG/VG. 8x10-1/4. $12.50.
3. Sotheby’s New York, January 23-25, 1992. Fine Americana. Not
paginated but approx. 300 pgs. Soft cover. G/VG. 8-1/4x10-1/2. $15.
4. Christie’s New York, October 19, 1988. Magnificent Jewels. 293 pages.
Soft cover. VG/VG. 8x10. Includes some nice Art Nouveau pieces. $10.
5. Christie’s London, October 5, 1988. Rings from Antiquity to the
Present Day. 43 pages. Soft Cover. G/G. 7-3/4x10. $7.50.
6. Christie’s New York, October 27, 1988. Fine Clocks, Scientific
Instruments, Watches and Wristwatches. 153 pages. Soft Cover. VG/VG.
8x10. $10.
7. Christie’s London, October 25, 1988. Watercolours by Henry George Hine
and other artists of the Hine Family. 42 pages. Soft cover. VG/VG.
8x10. $7.50.
8. Christie’s East, October 25, 1988. 19th Century Paintings, Drawings
and Watercolors. 162 pages. Soft cover. VG/VG. 8x10. $10.
9. Christie’s Dublin & Belfast, October 24 & 28, 1988. Fine Irish
Paintings and Drawings. 200 pages. Soft cover. VG/VG. 8x10. $10.
10. Christie’s New York, October 19, 1988. The Largest Flawless Diamond
in the World. 10 pages. Hard cover bound in blue moire cloth with gold
stamping. G/VG. 8x10-1/4. $7.50.
11. Southeby’s, June 6-8, 1989. The Library of H. Bradley Martin. 3
volumes bound in green cloth with color cover illustrations. All VG/VG,
all 8-1/2x11. Not paginated. Many color plates. $35 for the set.
Vol. 1 John James Audubon Magnificent Books and Manuscripts.
Vol. 2 The Original Watercolors for Selby’s Illustrations of British
Ornithology.
Vol. 3 Magnificent Color-Plate Ornithology.
Shipping: $3.50 for first volume, $1.50 each additional volume.
Greg Johnson
GJ9343
Gustavsberg (Sweden) Argenta vase. 4-1/2" high, 3-1/4" diameter. Silver
design of leaves & flowers. Perfect condition. $190 including shipping.
Greg Johnson
GJ9343
14. Auction Catalogue: Christie’s, January 25, 1993. The Jean and
Kenneth Chorley Collection - Important English Pottery and American and
English Furniture, Works of Art and Paintings. 98 pgs. Soft cover,
GJ9343
Ceramic vase signed L. Dage (worked in the 30's). Approx. 5-1/2" high and
5-1/2" diameter. Varigated gray/white background with squeeze bag
decorations of wavy lines and dots in brown and rust. Excellent
condition. $125 including shipping (US).
Greg Johnson
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Auction Catalogues
1. Christie’s New York, January 25, 1993. The Jean and Kenneth Chorley
Collection - Important English Pottery and American and English Furniture,
Works of Art and Paintings. 98 pgs. Soft cover, VG/VG. 8x10-1/2. With
invitation to private reception/preview. $10.
2. Sotheby’s New York, January 23-25, 1992. Fine Americana. Not
paginated but approx. 300 pgs. Soft cover. G/VG. 8-1/4x10-1/2. $15.
3. Christie’s New York, October 27, 1988. Fine Clocks, Scientific
Instruments, Watches and Wristwatches. 153 pages. Soft Cover. VG/VG.
8x10. $10.
4. Christie’s London, October 25, 1988. Watercolours by Henry George Hine
and other artists of the Hine Family. 42 pages. Soft cover. VG/VG.
8x10. $7.50.
5. Christie’s East, October 25, 1988. 19th Century Paintings, Drawings
and Watercolors. 162 pages. Soft cover. VG/VG. 8x10. $10.
6. Christie’s Dublin & Belfast, October 24 & 28, 1988. Fine Irish
Paintings and Drawings. 200 pages. Soft cover. VG/VG. 8x10. $10.
7. Christie’s New York, October 19, 1988. The Largest Flawless Diamond
in the World. 10 pages. Hard cover bound in blue moire cloth with gold
stamping. G/VG. 8x10-1/4. $7.50.
8. Southeby’s, June 6-8, 1989. The Library of H. Bradley Martin. 3
GJ9343
I have a nice big piece of Jugtown for sale: 7-1/2" tall, 6" diameter
vase. Thick white glaze. Four tiny handles applied around the shoulder.
Mark
Greg Johnson
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Peters & Reed Moss Aztec vase. 8-1/2" tall, straight sided, approx.
3-1/2" at base and 4-1/2" at top. Decoration is straight columns with oak
leaves in between. Very nice green background. One small flake on the
underside edge of the base. Otherwise in very good condition. $55
including shipping.
Greg Johnson
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Kenneth Chorley Collection - Important English Pottery and American and
English Furniture, Works of Art and Paintings. 98 pgs. Soft cover,
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Auction Catalogues. Unless otherwise noted all are approximately 8"x10"
and in Very Good to Fine condition. Shipping is $3.50 for first book,
$1.50 for each additional. I’ll be glad to answer any questions about
catalogue contents.
Greg Johnson
1. BOOKS. Christie’s London. November 23, 1993. Valuable Manuscripts
and Printed Books. 154 pages. $10.00.
2. BOOKS & MUSIC. Sotheby’s London. December 1&2, 1993. Continental
Printed Books, Manuscripts and music. 233 pages. $12.50.
3. AMERICANA. Sotheby’s New York. December 13,1995. Fine Manuscript and
Printed Americana. Not paginated but approx. 350-400 pages. $12.50.
4. CERAMICS & GLASS. Sotheby’s London. June 15, 1994. English and
Continental Ceramics and Glass. 97 pages. Lots of Chelsea, Derby,
Wedgwood, Bohemian glass, etc. $12.50.
5. EUROPEAN. Sotheby’s New York. May 31, 1995. European Works of Art,
Arms and Armour, Furniture and Tapestries. Not paginated. 399 lots.
$10.00.
6. ANIMATION & TOYS. Sotheby’s New York. December 18 & 19, 1992.
Animation Art and Collectors’ Carrousel including Dolls, Toys, Slot
Machines, Hollywood and Rock ‘n’ Roll Memorabilia. 2 catalogues in one.
718 lots of animation art, 406 lots in Carousel sale. Some creasing to
covers. $10.00.
7. TIFFANY. Christie’s New York. Saturday, March 27, 1993. Important
Works by the Tiffany Studios from the Nellie Ingham Estate. 28 pages.
All color photos. $7.50.
8. LALIQUE. Bonhams Knightsbridge. October 12, 1995. Lalique Glass. 40
pages, 281 lots. $10.00.
9. LALIQUE. Sotheby’s New York. December 1, 1995. Important Lalique
from the Collection of Marvin Kagan and Diane Austin. 164 lots. All
color photos. $10.00.
10. ANIMATION & HOLLYWOOD. Christie’s East (NY). December 18, 1993.
Animation Art, Collectibles, and Entertainment Memorabilia. 815 lots.
Lots of cast iron toys and banks, items from a Judy Garland Relative
(she’s on the cover), Marilyn Monroe items, etc. Some wear to covers.
$15.00.
11. MUSIC & TOYS. Sotheby’s London. June 8 & 10, 1994. Important
Musical Instruments and Automata, Fine Apprentice and Miniature Furniture,
Toys and Dolls. 142 pages. $12.50.
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Auction Catalogues. Unless otherwise noted all are approximately 8"x10"
and in Very Good to Fine condition. Shipping is $3.50 for first book,
$1.50 for each additional. I’ll be glad to answer any questions about
catalogue contents.
Greg Johnson
1. SILVER. Christie’s New York. April 11, 1995. Important Silver:
Property of a California Charitable Institution. Includes Regency,
Elizabeth II, George III, IV, V. 76 pages, 251 lots. $10.00.
2. SILVER. Christie’s London. December 14, 1988. Important English and
Continental Silver and Objects of Vertu. 127 pages, 249 lots. 17th-19th
century. $12.50.
3. FINE ART. Christie’s South Kensington. November 10, 1988.
Topographical Pictures. 108 pages, 207 lots. Big section of 19th century
Australian scenes. $10.00.
4. FINE ART. Christie’s New York. October 26, 1988. 19th Century
European Paintings, Drawings, Watercolors and Sculpture. 127 pages, 454
lots. Big section of bronzes. $10.00.
5. FURNITURE. Skinner. June 10, 1995. English & Continental Furniture &
Decorations including Asian Works of Art. 105 pages, 999 lots. $10.00.
6. FURNITURE. Sotheby’s London. June 7-9, 1995. The Toms Collection.
Volume 1. Paintings, Decorative Objects and Furniture. 193 pages, 647
lots. $10.00.
7. FURNITURE. Sotheby’s London. October 7, 1994. 19th and 20th Century
Furniture and Decorations. Belle Epoque Series. 124 pages, 222 lots.
$10.00.
8. ASIAN ART. Christie’s New York. April 27, 1993. Korean Works of Art.
83 pages, 92 lots. $10.00.
9. ASIAN ART. Christie’s Swire Hong Kong. October 24, 1993. Fine 19th
and 20th Century Chinese Paintings. 228 pages, 350 lots. $12.50.
10. ASIAN ART. Christie’s East (New York). November 29, 1988. Chinese
and Japanese Works of Art including Snuff Bottles. 340 lots. $10.00.
GJ9343
1. Roycroft pen holder (McConnell "Roycroft Art Metal" page 71).
blue/green patina in very good condition. One of the cylinders has been
reattached (neatly) so it's only $40. Middle mark.
high. Middle mark. This one's been polished. $140.
diameter shallow lobed bowl. Heavy hand-hammered copper, some wear to
original dark patina but generally in very good condition. $225.
McConnell, pg. 125). 3" high, 4-1/4" diameter. Some wear to original
dark patina inside bottom, outside is in excellent condition. $120.
some wear. 4" diameter, 3-1/2" high. $90.
(steel?) marked: Goberg, Germany. Round metal base 5" diameter, 11"
tall, 10-1/2" across at top. Upright portion is a bundle of metal rods;
one goes straight up to hold the center candle socket, two flare out to
the sides in 's' curves to hold the other sockets. Dark original patina.
Very good condition, no dents. $180
with trefoil designs at tops. A band of leaves with 10 turquoise stones
evenly spaced in it runs around the bowl. Mark is: 0788 / English Pewter
8. Tudric pewter inkwell. Base is 5" square. Stands approximately
2-1/2" high. Nice Celtic raised designs. Very good condition, no glass
liner. Marked: Tudric/0140. $240.00.
9. Tudric pewter pitcher. 5-1/4" tall, 4-1/4" diameter. Hammered
pattern, exaggerated stylized handle attachment. Very good condition.
Marked: Tudric/0173. $275.00.
10. German or Austrian hammered brass (or bronze?) bowl - A&C/Secession
design. About 6" in diameter and 2" high. Mark is a torso of a man
holding a sword & shield an the words: Bremeta Qualitat / 229 $65
Except for the damage noted for #1 and the notes regarding patina these
are all in very good condition.
Prices include postage.
Greg Johnson
GJ9343
1. Justinian and Theodora by Elbert and Alice Hubbard, 1906. 8" x
5-1/2", 107 pages. Dard Hunter designs. Brown suede binding with stamped
design. Small piece missing at top of spine, otherwise very good,
interior fine. $130.00.
2. Little Journeys to the Homes of Eminent Painters by Elbert
Hubbard, G.P. Putnam’s Sons, 1900. Reprint of 1899 Putnam’s edition in
brown suede Roycroft binding. Good +. $25.
3. Manhattan / Henry Hudson by Joseph I.C. Clarke and Elbert Hubbard,
1910. 62 pages, about 8" x 6". Cover and interior designed by Dard
Hunter. Bound in boards with cloth spine. Two copies - one with very
slight wear to end of spine, the other with a little more wear.
$65.00/$55.00.
4. Respectability/Its Rise and Remedy by "Fra Elbertus", 1905. 122
pages, 7-3/4"x5-7/8". Brown suede binding. Cover soiled and chips to
suede at edges, some foxing throughout. Good+. $35.00.
5. The Story of a Passion by Irving Bacheller, 1901. 14 pages, 8" x
6". Illuminated and signed by Emma Straight. Red suede binding, very
good condition. Slight browning on deckle edges of pager. $100.00.
Second copy, tan suede binding with a slight water stain on the front
cover. Interior is in fine condition. Signed by illuminator Ella
Stackman. $85.00.
6. Joaquin Miller by Elbert Hubbard, 1903. 106 pages, 8" x 6". Red
suede binding, damage to bottom edge of binding (book was kept standing on
a shelf rather than lying flat). Tipped-in photos of Hubbard and others.
$45.00.
7. Little Journeys to the Homes of the Great by Elbert Hubbard,
1916 Memorial Edition, Wm. H. Wise & Co., NY. Buckram covers. Very good
to fine condition. 14 volumes. $140.00.
8. A Dog of Flanders by Ouida, 1906. 8" x 5-3/4", 90 pages. Brown
suede binding, a few tiny spots and slight darkening of suede along top
edge, otherwise very good. $45.00.
9. Dreams by Olive Schreiner, 1901. 10-3/8" x 8-3/8", 82 pages.
Paper over boards with suede spine. Kelmscott-inspired title page by
Jerome Conner. Slight soiling to cover - good +. Interior very good.
$85.00.
10. Various hardbound Little Journeys: "Pericles," 1902; "Correggio,"
1902; "Robert Ingersoll," 1903; "Robert Burns," 1900. Correggio &
Ingersoll are $25, the other two are $30. The first have overall darker
covers from normal soiling - not too bad.
11. 46 individual paperbound Little Journeys. All in good to VG
condition - covers intact, complete with loose insert drawing of subject.
$8 each, 10+ for $7 each, all 46 for $270.
Postage included.
Greg Johnson
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Roycroft #048 Mahogany footstool with original leather upholstery. Some
wear to corners of leather, otherwise condition is very good and leather
is still flexible. Incised orb/cross mark. $650 including shipping (US).
Greg Johnson
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Auction Catalogues. Unless otherwise noted all are approximately 8"x10"
and in Very Good to Fine condition. Shipping is $3.50 for first book,
$1.50 for each additional. I’ll be glad to answer any questions about
catalogue contents.
Greg Johnson
1. BOOKS. Christie’s London. November 23, 1993. Valuable Manuscripts
and Printed Books. Includes illuminated manuscripts, Jane Austin,
Dickens, books related to Napoleon, Kipling, etc. 154 pages. $10.00.
2. BOOKS & MUSIC. Sotheby’s London. December 1&2, 1993. Continental
Printed Books, Manuscripts and Music. Autograph material - Renoir,
Matisse, Voltaire, etc. Most major composers represented in the music
section. 233 pages. $12.50.
3. AMERICANA. Sotheby’s New York. December 13,1995. Fine Manuscript and
Printed Americana. Lots of Civil War, Rev. War, French & Indian War
material. Many presidential items. Not paginated but approx. 350-400
pages. $12.50.
4. CERAMICS & GLASS. Sotheby’s London. June 15, 1994. English and
Continental Ceramics and Glass. 97 pages. Lots of Chelsea, Derby,
Wedgwood, Bohemian glass, etc. $12.50.
5. EUROPEAN. Sotheby’s New York. May 31, 1995. European Works of Art,
Arms and Armour, Furniture and Tapestries. Swords, firearms, bronzes. Not
paginated. 399 lots. $10.00.
6. ANIMATION & TOYS. Sotheby’s New York. December 18 & 19, 1992.
Animation Art and Collectors’ Carrousel including Dolls, Toys, Slot
Machines, Hollywood and Rock ‘n’ Roll Memorabilia. 2 catalogues in one.
718 lots of animation art - much Disney material, 406 lots in Carousel
sale - Wizard of Oz items, Beatles. Some creasing to covers. $10.00.
7. TIFFANY. Christie’s New York. Saturday, March 27, 1993. Important
Works by the Tiffany Studios from the Nellie Ingham Estate. 28 pages.
All color photos. $7.50.
8. LALIQUE. Bonhams Knightsbridge. October 12, 1995. Lalique Glass. 40
pages, 281 lots. $10.00.
9. LALIQUE. Sotheby’s New York. December 1, 1995. Important Lalique
from the Collection of Marvin Kagan and Diane Austin. 164 lots. All
color photos. $10.00.
10. ANIMATION & HOLLYWOOD. Christie’s East (NY). December 18, 1993.
Animation Art, Collectibles, and Entertainment Memorabilia. 815 lots.
Lots of cast iron toys and banks, items from a Judy Garland Relative
(she’s on the cover), Marilyn Monroe items, Disney material, Pez,
collection of Hawaiian shirts, etc. Some wear to covers. $15.00.
11. MUSIC & TOYS. Sotheby’s London. June 8 & 10, 1994. Important
Musical Instruments and Automata, Fine Apprentice and Miniature Furniture,
Toys and Dolls. Includes teddy bears, trains, steam engines. 142 pages.
$12.50.
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Royal Copenhagen porcelain jardiniere. c.1890-1900. Pale blue
exterior with in-mold decoration of leaves and underglaze decoration of
anemones (the flower). Elongated oval shape with ends rising to points -
art nouveau influence. Stands on six feet. 12-3/4" long, 7-1/2" wide,
3-1/2" high. Center of underside is unglazed and marked with 3 wavy blue
lines and 83/10023. Very good condition. $275 ppd.
Royal Copenhagen Faience vase with abstract decoration of a woman wearing
a hat. 11-1/4" tall, 6-1/2" wide. Marked with Royal Copenhagen Faience,
170/2740, and decorator’s marks - a large P and a K inside a C. Perfect
condition. $140 ppd.
Royal Copenhagen faience vase. 7-1/2" tall, 5-1/2" wide, 3" deep (front
to back). Decorated with abstract birds in blue & black on white
background. Perfect condition. $130 ppd.
Pair of Royal Copenhagen porcelain spoon rests. 1950’s-60’s. Each
decorated with a single stylized bird. Marks: "bell"(?) mark & Denmark
in green, 107/1355 (110/1355 on second) and decorator’s cipher in black.
Perfect condition. $25 ppd.
Nymolle Art Faience handle-less cup and saucer designed by Bjorn Wiinblad.
Saucer is 4-3/4" diameter. Cup is 2-1/2" tall. Light green background
with dark green decoration of a village/harbor scene - buildings and
sailing ships. Both are marked: Nymolle Art Faience / Hoyrup / Made in
Denmark / Limited Edition / 4006 Perfect condition. $35 ppd.
I usually stay away from damaged items but these came along with some
other stuff:
Royal Copenhagen figurine - boy in raincoat & hat with umbrella, #3556.
1959. 7-1/4" tall. Marked with green Royal Copenhagen/Denmark w/crown
and 3 blue lines. Decorator’s cipher: NVX. One tiny chip/flake to back
of hat brim - would be an easy and inexpensive repair. $200 ppd.
Royal Copenhagen figurine - small boy dressed as a clown playing the
accordion, seated on a barrel. #3667. 1953. Same marks as above -
decorator: NHX. One leg has been cleanly broken off and reattached -
looks like an easily reversible temporary repair. There’s also a tiny
glaze flake on the edge of his pants - doesn’t go completely through
glaze. Shouldn’t be too costly to have professionally repaired. $75 ppd.
All prices include shipping. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Greg Johnson
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Little Journeys to the Homes of the Great by Elbert Hubbard. 1916
Memorial Edition, Wm. Wise & Co., NY. Buckram covers. 14 volumes. Very
good to fine condition (all volumes), many unopened pages. $120 including
shipping (US).
greg johnson
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Saturday Evening Girls bowl. 6" across, 2-1/2" high. Medium blue glossy
glaze (no decoration). 1 small (about 1/2"), tight hairline (almost
invisible) on rim - otherwise perfect. Marked: S.E.G. / 7-20 (or 22?)
and initials which I can't make out. $70 including shipping.
Greg Johnson
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1. 5-1/2" tall beaker shape vase. Turquoise over plum crackle glaze. 4"
diameter at
top. Marked with raised potter at wheel & Pisgah Forest - no date. $55
including postage.
2. 6" tall beaker shape vase. Green and brown swirling glazes. Raised
mark, no date. $50 including postage.
greg johnson
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I have quite a few pieces of Royal Copenhagen Faience and Earthenware
available. Lists (Faience and/or Earthenware) available via e-mail - if
you're interested just let me know & I'll send them.
Greg Johnson
GJ9343
Auction Catalogues. Unless otherwise noted all are approximately 8"x10"
and in Very Good to Fine condition. Shipping is $3.50 for first book,
$1.50 for each additional. I’ll be glad to answer any questions about
catalogue contents.
Greg Johnson
1. SILVER. Christie’s New York. April 11, 1995. Important Silver:
GJ9343
Auction Catalogues. Unless otherwise noted all are approximately 8"x10"
and in Very Good to Fine condition. Shipping is $3.50 for first book,
$1.50 for each additional. I’ll be glad to answer any questions about
catalogue contents.
Greg Johnson
1. BOOKS. Christie’s London. November 23, 1993. Valuable Manuscripts
GJ9343
I have a nice big piece of Jugtown pottery for sale: 7-1/2" tall, 6"
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1875-1920"
by Wendy Kaplan. Hardcover. Geneally very good condition - minor rubbing
on dust jacket but no tears or creases, a little bit of soiling on the
fore edges, and a tear about 2" long on page 141 (into text area only)
that's been repaired with tape (by the original owner). $325.
16. Art in the United States Capitol, 1978. U.S. Gov't. Printing Office.
Hard cover, no d.j. 455 pgs. VG. Color & b/w illustrations of sculpture
and paintings collections at the Capitol. $20.
17. American Treasure Hunt - The Legacy of Israel Sack by Harold Sack with
Max
Wilk. Little, Brown & Co. 1986. 288 pages w/33 b&w photos. First
edition -review copy complete with pre-publication press release. VG+,
some chipping to edge
of dust jacket. $12.50.
GJ9343
Auction Catalogues. Unless otherwise noted all are approximately 8"x10"
and in Very Good to Fine condition. Shipping is $3.50 for first book,
$1.50 for each additional. I’ll be glad to answer any questions about
catalogue contents.
Greg Johnson
1. FINE JEWELRY. Sotheby’s New York. June 7, 1995. 288 lots. All color
photos. Cartier, Van Cleef & Arpels, Tiffany, David Webb, etc. $12.50.
2. ANTIQUE & FINE JEWELRY. Christie’s East (New York). June 10, 1993.
115 pages, 498 lots. Mostly b&w photos. $7.50
3. ANTIQUE & FINE JEWELRY. Christie’s East (New York). September 14,
1993. 93 pages, 406 lots. Mostly b&w photos. $7.50
4. ANTIQUE & FINE JEWELRY. Christie’s East (New York). February 11,
1993. 73 pages, 319 lots. Mostly b&w photos. $7.50
5. FINE JEWELRY. Antiquorum Auctioneers. Geneva (Switzerland). April 24,
1993. Important Jewellery: The Estate of an Aristocratic European
Family, Important Signed Pieces. Boucheron, Van Cleef & Arpels, Cartier,
etc. Several pieces from the Egyptian royal family. 96 pages, 305 lots.
All color photos. $12.50
6. FINE JEWELRY. Sotheby’s New York. October 25, 1995. Magnificent
Jewelry from a Private Collection. Hard cover with dust jacket. 107
lots. All color photos. Includes Boucheron, Bulgari, Cartier, VC&A ,etc.
$12.50
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I have quite a few pieces of Royal Copenhagen Faience and Earthenware
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Ceramic vase signed L. Dage (worked in the 30's). Approx. 5-1/2" high and
5-1/2" diameter. Varigated gray/white background with squeeze bag
decorations of wavy lines and dots in brown and rust. Excellent
Greg Johnson
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I have the following out-of-print Arts & Crafts movement reference books:
1. "The Art That is Life - The Arts and Crafts Movement in America
1875-1920"
by Wendy Kaplan. Hardcover. Generally very good condition - minor rubbing
on dust jacket but no tears or creases, a little bit of soiling on the
fore edges, and a tear about 2" long on page 141 (into text area only)
that's been repaired with tape (by the original owner). $325 ppd.
2. "Rookwood: Its Golden Era of Art Pottery, 1880-1929" by Edwin Kircher
and Barbara and Joseph Agranoff. 1969. Spiral bound on rigid stock. A
couple of bends and overall rubbing to front cover. Some discoloration on
back cover. Interior very good. $22 ppd.
3. "Chicago Metalsmiths" by Sharon Darling, 1977. 141 pgs, b&w
illustrations. As new including some adhesive residue from price sticker
on back cover. $40 ppd.
And one still in print book:
"Newcomb Pottery: Enterprise for Southern Women, 1895-1940" by Jessie
Poesch. Softcover, 160 pgs. As new. $12 ppd.
Greg Johnson
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Pictorial History of the Second World War. W. Wise & Co. 1944+. 10
volumes. Blue leather bindings. All in VG to Fine condition. $60
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Auction Catalogues. Unless otherwise noted all are approximately 8"x10"
and in Very Good to Fine condition. Shipping is $3.50 for first book,
$1.50 for each additional. I’ll be glad to answer any questions about
catalogue contents.
Greg Johnson
1. BOOKS. Christie’s London. November 23, 1993. Valuable Manuscripts
and Printed Books. 154 pages. $10.00.
2. BOOKS & MUSIC. Sotheby’s London. December 1&2, 1993. Continental
Printed Books, Manuscripts and music. 233 pages. $12.50.
3. AMERICANA. Sotheby’s New York. December 13,1995. Fine Manuscript and
Printed Americana. Not paginated but approx. 350-400 pages. $12.50.
4. CERAMICS & GLASS. Sotheby’s London. June 15, 1994. English and
Continental Ceramics and Glass. 97 pages. Lots of Chelsea, Derby,
Wedgwood, Bohemian glass, etc. $12.50.
5. EUROPEAN. Sotheby’s New York. May 31, 1995. European Works of Art,
Arms and Armour, Furniture and Tapestries. Not paginated. 399 lots.
$10.00.
6. ANIMATION & TOYS. Sotheby’s New York. December 18 & 19, 1992.
Animation Art and Collectors’ Carrousel including Dolls, Toys, Slot
Machines, Hollywood and Rock ‘n’ Roll Memorabilia. 2 catalogues in one.
718 lots of animation art, 406 lots in Carousel sale. Some creasing to
covers. $10.00.
7. TIFFANY. Christie’s New York. Saturday, March 27, 1993. Important
Works by the Tiffany Studios from the Nellie Ingham Estate. 28 pages.
All color photos. $7.50.
8. LALIQUE. Bonhams Knightsbridge. October 12, 1995. Lalique Glass. 40
pages, 281 lots. $10.00.
9. LALIQUE. Sotheby’s New York. December 1, 1995. Important Lalique
from the Collection of Marvin Kagan and Diane Austin. 164 lots. All
color photos. $10.00.
10. ANIMATION & HOLLYWOOD. Christie’s East (NY). December 18, 1993.
Animation Art, Collectibles, and Entertainment Memorabilia. 815 lots.
Lots of cast iron toys and banks, items from a Judy Garland Relative
(she’s on the cover), Marilyn Monroe items, etc. Some wear to covers.
$15.00.
11. MUSIC & TOYS. Sotheby’s London. June 8 & 10, 1994. Important
Musical Instruments and Automata, Fine Apprentice and Miniature Furniture,
Toys and Dolls. 142 pages. $12.50.
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Numerous (about 90) copies of Better Homes & Gardens magazine form the
30's thru 50's
-ads for cars, food products (Campbell's soup, Spam, etc), furniture
(Heywood-Wakefield, etc), recipes, garden articles, war-time ads &
housekeeping, etc.
$6 each including postage - price lower on multiple copies ( or $270 ppd
for all 90). Let me know what you're looking for (ads, etc) and I'll tell
you what I have.
greg johnson
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Rookwood (?) handled vase. 8.25" tall, 4.25" diameter. One handle on
side. I’d call it an ewer except that it has a circular flared top rather
than a spout. Standard glaze going from yellow-brown to medium brown to
dark brown. Decoration consists solely of an inscription: "J.M.T. Jan.
17 1889"
Unmarked except for an impressed W. I believe this is Rookwood based on
the look of the glaze rather than Weller, Roseville, Owens, etc. Possibly
made as a gift by the decorator. A few small surface abrasions, no chips
or cracks. Photographs available. $225 including postage.
Greg Johnson
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Gouda vase, 6" high x 6-1/2" diameter. Yellow/red/green flowers and
leaves on light background. Interior glazed light green. Marks:
2520/AREO/P/ROYAL GOUDA/ART POTTERY/HOLLAND/4750. $150 including
shipping (US).
Greg Johnson
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Nice little Mintons Secessionist Ware vase: 5" tall, 3-1/2" diameter at
bottom tapering up to 2-1/2" diameter at the top. Light blue with darker
blue raised lines and darker blue and yellow/light brown decoration.
Unmarked except for a trace of black ink on the bottom but it's
unmistakenly Mintons. No damage or crazing. $175 including postage (US).
Greg Johnson
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Fulper Bowl, shape #409, great unusual multi-color flambe glaze - brown,
blue, green, tan, gunmetal grey, early mark - vertical rectangular ink
stamp,
6-1/4" daimeter. Very good condition - no chips or flakes, slight crazing
inside bottom and underneath. $175 incl shipping.
Greg Johnson
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U.S. Camera 1937, pub. by William Morrow & CO., NY. 226 pages of (mostly)
B&W and color photos plus approx. 44 pages of camera ads. 9"x12" Cover
is fair - chipped all around and soiled. Binding is tight. Ex. library.
Interior is good-VG. $18 ppd.
Greg Johnson
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Austrian pottery bowl. Low bowl with flattened top. 8-1/2" diameter at
shoulder, 4-1/4" opening at mouth. Light and dark green with yellow
highlights. Molded Art Nouveau/Secesssionist designs around top. Marked
"Austria 5571" and a tiny orb & cross mark (all impressed). $40 including
US postage.
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Roycroft #048 Mahogany footstool with original leather upholstery. Some
wear to corners of leather, otherwise condition is very good and leather
Greg Johnson
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Little Journeys to the Homes of the Great by Elbert Hubbard. 1916
Memorial Edition, Wm. Wise & Co., NY. Buckram covers. 14 volumes. Very
shipping (US).
greg johnson
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5-socket hammered copper candle holder. Made by the Avon Copper Smith
(Arthur Cole - a former Roycroft coppersmith). Excellent original patina,
very heavy gauge copper. 20" long, 4-1/2" deep, 5-1/2" high. Marked
twice on bottom: Solid Copper/Hand Wrought/The Avon Copper Smith. $125
including shipping (US).
Greg Johnson
Other Arts & Crafts metal in stock:
1. Roycroft pen holder (McConnell "Roycroft Art Metal" page 71).
Original
blue/green patina in very good condition. One of the cylinders has been
reattached (neatly) so it's only $40. Middle mark.
2. Avon Copper Smith) 9-3/4" diameter shallow lobed bowl. Heavy
hand-hammered copper, some wear to original dark patina but generally in
very good condition. $225.
3. Avon Copper Smith hammered copper kettle (identical to photo in
McConnell, pg. 125). 3" high, 4-1/4" diameter. Some wear to original
dark patina inside bottom, outside is in excellent condition. $120.
4. Avon Copper Smith chamberstick. Hammered copper, dark patina with
some wear. 4" diameter, 3-1/2" high. $90.
5. Pair of candelabra, each holds 3 candles. German arts & crafts iron
(steel?) marked: Goberg, Germany. Round metal base 5" diameter, 11"
tall, 10-1/2" across at top. Upright portion is a bundle of metal rods;
one goes straight up to hold the center candle socket, two flare out to
the sides in 's' curves to hold the other sockets. Dark original patina.
Very good condition, no dents. $180
6. Liberty footed pewter bowl. 11-1/2" diameter, 6-1/2" tall. Four feet
with trefoil designs at tops. A band of leaves with 10 turquoise stones
evenly spaced in it runs around the bowl. Mark is: 0788 / English Pewter
/ Made by Liberty & Co. Excellent condition. $950.
7. Tudric pewter pitcher. 5-1/4" tall, 4-1/4" diameter. Hammered
pattern, exaggerated stylized handle attachment. Very good condition.
Marked: Tudric/0173. $275.00.
8. German or Austrian hammered brass (or bronze?) bowl - A&C/Secession
design. About 6" in diameter and 2" high. Mark is a torso of a man
holding a sword & shield an the words: Bremeta Qualitat / 229 $65
Except for the damage noted for #1 and the notes regarding patina these
are all in very good condition.
Prices include postage.
Greg Johnson
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Royal Copenhagen porcelain jardiniere. c.1900. Pale blue
exterior with in-mold decoration of leaves and underglaze decoration of
anemones (the flower). Elongated oval shape with ends rising to points -
art nouveau influence. Stands on six feet. 12-3/4" long, 7-1/2" wide,
3-1/2" high. Center of underside is unglazed and marked with 3 wavy blue
lines and 83/10023. Very good condition. $275 ppd.
Royal Copenhagen Faience vase with abstract decoration of a woman wearing
a hat. 11-1/4" tall, 6-1/2" wide. Marked with Royal Copenhagen Faience,
170/2740, and decorator’s marks - a large P and a K inside a C. Perfect
condition. $140 ppd.
Royal Copenhagen faience vase. 7-1/2" tall, 5-1/2" wide, 3" deep (front
to back). Decorated with abstract birds in blue & black on white
background. Perfect condition. $130 ppd.
Pair of Royal Copenhagen porcelain spoon rests. 1950’s-60’s. Each
decorated with a single stylized bird. Marks: "bell"(?) mark & Denmark
in green, 107/1355 (110/1355 on second) and decorator’s cipher in black.
Perfect condition. $25 ppd.
Nymolle Art Faience handle-less cup and saucer designed by Bjorn Wiinblad.
Saucer is 4-3/4" diameter. Cup is 2-1/2" tall. Light green background
with dark green decoration of a village/harbor scene - buildings and
sailing ships. Both are marked: Nymolle Art Faience / Hoyrup / Made in
Denmark / Limited Edition / 4006 Perfect condition. $35 ppd.
I have quite a few pieces of Royal Copenhagen Faience and Earthenware
available. Lists (Faience and/or Earthenware) available via e-mail - if
you're interested just let me know & I'll send them.
gj9...@aol.com
Ceramic vase signed L. Dage (worked in the 30's). Approx. 5-1/2" high and
5-1/2" diameter. Varigated gray/white background with squeeze bag
decorations of wavy lines and dots in brown and rust. Excellent
Greg Johnson
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1. Rodin. Philip R. Adams. Hyperion Press, NY, 1945. 48 pgs. Ex.lib.
2. Morse Exhibition of Arts and Science. 125th Anniversary of the
National Academy of Design. 1950. Catalogue of exhibition at the
American Museum of Natural History. Soft cover. Good/VG. 181 pgs. B&W
photos. 9x12. $25
3. The Doll, New Shorter Version. Carl Fox. Harry N. Abrams, NY, 1993.
143 pgs. Soft cover. Good/VG. Mostly color photos by H. Landshoff.
8-3/4x11-3/4. $10
4. George Caleb Bingham. Michael E. Shapiro. Harry N. Abrams, NY, 1993.
159 pgs. Hard cover w/dust jacket. VG/VG. 9-1/4x12-1/2. $25
5. Folk Painters of American. Robert Bishop. E.P. Dutton, NY, 1979.
255 pgs. HC w/DJ. VG/VG 8-3/4x11. $25
6. Charles M. Russell, Sculptor. Rick Stewart. Amon Carter Museum,
1994. 396 pgs. HC w/DJ, VG/VG. 425 illustrations, 125 color.
11-1/2x11-1/2. $50
7. Thomas Hart Benton: An American Original. Henry Adams. Alfred A.
Knopf, NY, 1989. 358 pgs. HC w/DJ, VG/VG. 9-3/4x12-1/4. $35
8. An American Celebration: The Art of Charles Wysocki. Betty
Ballantine. Greenwich Press Ltd., NY, 1985. 192 pgs. HC w/DJ, VG/VG.
10-1/4x10-1/4. $20
9. Unexpected Genius: The Art and Life of Frank Duveneck. Robert
Neuhaus. Bedford Press, San Francisco, 1987. 176 pgs. HC w/DJ, VG/VG.
11-1/2x13-1/4. $35
10. Mexican Painting in Our Time. Bernard S. Myers. Oxford University
Press, NY, 1956. 283 pgs. HC/no dj. Good/good. 8-1/2x11. $15
11. First Reader for Antique Collectors. Carl W. Drepperd. Doubleday,
NY, 1946. 274 pgs. HC w/DJ. Small tears to DJ. Good/VG. 6x8-1/2. $10
12. Man and His Images: A Way of Seeing. Georgine Oeri. Viking Press,
NY, 1968. 155 pgs. HC w/DJ, Good/VG. 9x9-1/2. An introduction to art
with 112 color plates. $5.00
13. "The Art That is Life - The Arts and Crafts Movement in America
1875-1920" by Wendy Kaplan. Hardcover. Geneally very good condition -
minor rubbing on dust jacket but no tears or creases, a little bit of
soiling on the
fore edges, and a tear about 2" long on page 141 (into text area only)
that's been repaired with tape (by the original owner). $325.
14. Art in the United States Capitol, 1978. U.S. Gov't. Printing Office.
Hard cover, no d.j. 455 pgs. VG. Color & b/w illustrations of sculpture
and paintings collections at the Capitol. $15.
15. American Treasure Hunt - The Legacy of Israel Sack by Harold Sack with
Max Wilk. Little, Brown & Co. 1986. 288 pages w/33 b&w photos. First
edition -review copy complete with pre-publication press release. VG+,
some chipping to edge of dust jacket. $12.50.
16. "Enameling Principles & Practice" by Kenneth F. Bates. The World
Publishing Company, Cleveland & New York, 1951. 208 pages. Described on
cover as "An authoritative & practical handbook covering all phases of the
art of enameling, fully illustrated, including plates in color." Cover
history, tools, techniques. Many illustrations of 40's and 50's enamel on
jewelry, plates, etc. Good+ condition with rather tattered dust jacket.
$15.
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1. 5-1/2" tall beaker shape vase. Turquoise over plum crackle glaze. 4"
diameter at top. Marked with raised potter at wheel & Pisgah Forest - no
2. 6" tall beaker shape vase. Green and brown swirling glazes. Raised
mark, no date. Excellent condition. $50 including postage.
Both for $95 including postage.
greg johnson
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I have a nice big piece of Jugtown pottery for sale: 7-1/2" tall, 6"
diameter vase.
shoulder. Looks like 1930's-40's period.
gj9...@aol.com
I have the following out-of-print Arts & Crafts movement reference books:
1. "The Art That is Life - The Arts and Crafts Movement in America
1875-1920"
by Wendy Kaplan. Hardcover. Generally very good condition - minor rubbing
on dust jacket but no tears or creases, a little bit of soiling on the
fore edges, and a tear about 2" long on page 141 (into text area only)
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Saturday Evening Girls bowl. 6" across, 2-1/2" high. Medium blue glossy
glaze (no decoration). 1 small (about 1/2"), tight hairline (almost
invisible) on rim - otherwise perfect. Marked: S.E.G. / 7-20 (or 22?)
and initials which I can't make out. $70 including shipping.
Greg Johnson
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Gouda vase, 6" high x 6-1/2" diameter. Yellow/red/green flowers and
leaves on light background. Interior glazed light green. Marks:
2520/AREO/P/ROYAL GOUDA/ART POTTERY/HOLLAND/4750. $150 including
Greg Johnson
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Being auctioned on e-bay. Sale ends tomorrow morning (12/12)
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TRACKS AND TRAILS by Leonard Rossell. Boy Scouts of America & The
MacMillan Company, 1928. First Edition. 138 pages. Many black & white
photos and drawings.
For sale - and still a bargain - at e-bay:
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1. Avon Copper Smith (Arthur Cole - a Roycroft coppersmith) 9-3/4"
diameter shallow lobed bowl. Heavy hand-hammered copper, some wear to
original dark patina but generally in very good condition. $225.
McConnell, pg. 125). 3" high, 4-1/4" diameter. Some wear to original
dark patina inside bottom, outside is in excellent condition. $120.
some wear. 4" diameter, 3-1/2" high. $90.
(steel?) marked: Goberg, Germany. Round metal base 5" diameter, 11"
tall, 10-1/2" across at top. Upright portion is a bundle of metal rods;
one goes straight up to hold the center candle socket, two flare out to
the sides in 's' curves to hold the other sockets. Dark original patina.
Very good condition, no dents. $180
with trefoil designs at tops. A band of leaves with 10 turquoise stones
evenly spaced in it runs around the bowl. Mark is: 0788 / English Pewter
6. Tudric pewter pitcher. 5-1/4" tall, 4-1/4" diameter. Hammered
pattern, exaggerated stylized handle attachment. Very good condition.
Marked: Tudric/0173. $275.00.
design. About 6" in diameter and 2" high. Mark is a torso of a man
holding a sword & shield an the words: Bremeta Qualitat / 229 $65
Except for the notes regarding patina these are all in very good
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U.S. CAMERA 1941. Edited by T.J. Maloney. Pictures judged by Edward
Steichen. Duell, Sloan & Pearce, NY, 1940.
2 volumes in slip case. Slip case is sun-faded, worn, and split on top
seams. Books are at least Very Good - spines have normal fading & soiling
from being exposed but remainder of books are clean, bright and tight.
Vol. 1 "America", 256 pages. Section of color photos incl. Imogen
Cunningham. Old West photos by William Henry Jackson. Portraits of Will
Rogers, Joe Louis, F. LaGuardia. Section of graphic war photography -
primarily civilian casualties. 47 pages of ads.
Vo. 2 "The Year’s Photography", 248 pages. Ansel Adams, Margaret
Bourke-White, Cunningham (portrait of Frieda Kahlo), Steichen, Weston,
etc. Section of commercial color photos incl. Steichen for Vogue, Deanna
Durbin portrait, Horst for Vogue. Section of ads.
$75 including US book rate postage.
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HONOLULU AS I歎E SEEN IT. R. E. Rogers. Copyright 1946, Richard E.
Rogers. Printed in Honolulu by the Honolulu Star-Bulletin Ltd. Portfolio
of 30 photographic prints. Portfolio itself is 12"x15" rigid paperboard
with brown Hawaiian decorative pattern and string ties and is in very good
condition with minor bumping to corners. Inside covers have a pictorial
map showing the location of each photo. Black and white photos are
printed on heavy paper and are 14-1/2"x11-5/8" overall with an image area
of 10-1/4"x13-1/8". All prints are in excellent condition with very minor
soiling to extreme edges and some minor bumps to corners. One print has a
small crease to one corner affecting only the margin. 8 page booklet
(9-1/4"x12-1/2") describes each photo. Booklet has a small stain from a
rusty paper clip on 2 pages. Print titles include: Lei Seller, Surf
Gear, Waikiki, Iolani Palace, Diamond Head, etc.
Being auctioned on ebay:
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13. "The Art That is Life - The Arts and Crafts Movement in America
1875-1920" by Wendy Kaplan. Hardcover. Geneally very good condition -
minor rubbing on dust jacket but no tears or creases, a little bit of
soiling on the
fore edges, and a tear about 2" long on page 141 (into text area only)
that's been repaired with tape (by the original owner). $325.
14. "HISTORIC STYLES IN FURNITURE" by Virginia Robie. Houghton Mifflin
Co., 1916. Printed at the Riverside Press. Originally published by "The
House Beautiful" magazine, copyright by Herbert Stone, 1905. Approx.
9-3/4"x7-3/4". Blue cloth with gold decoration. 196 pages, many b&w
illustrations including rooms from the Connecticut Building at the
Louisiana Purchase Exposition. Covers styles through American Empire.
Very Good condition, top & bottom of spine slightly bumped. An excellent
and early style reference book emphasizing popular Colonial Revival
styles. $30.00
15. "HISTORICAL NEEDLEWORK OF PENNSYLVANIA", Margaret Schiffer. Charles
Scribner’s Sons, NY, 1968. 160 pgs. B&W illustrations. Some soiling to
cover under dust jacket. Dust jacket has a couple of small tears and the
outer
clear cover is deteriorating. Interior is VG. Approx. 8"x10". $22.50
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U.S. CAMERA 1941. Edited by T.J. Maloney. Pictures judged by Edward
Steichen. Duell, Sloan & Pearce, NY, 1940.
2 volumes in slip case.
Being auctioned on e-bay until 1/23:
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FABERGE: a Loan Exhibit for the benefit of The Cooper-Hewitt Museum. A
La Vieille Russie, 1983. 154 pages. Approx. 9-1/2"x11". Blue cloth with
gold title. Some rubbing to cover, otherwise Very Good. No dust jacket.
A loan exhibit of 561 Faberge objects. All illustrations in color. List
of hallmarks and maker’s marks included. Chronology, history and
biography included. Exhibit includes pieces from the Forbes collection.
A great Faberge reference.
Being auctioned on ebay:
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FABERGE exhibition catalogue from A La Vieille Russie - being auctioned on
e-bay:
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U.S. CAMERA 1941. Edited by T.J. Maloney. Pictures judged by Edward
Steichen. Duell, Sloan & Pearce, NY, 1940.
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ANTIQUES
FABERGE: a Loan Exhibit for the benefit of The Cooper-Hewitt Museum. A
La Vieille Russie, 1983. 154 pages. Approx. 9-1/2"x11". Blue cloth with
gold title. Some rubbing to cover, otherwise Very Good. No dust jacket.
A loan exhibit of 561 Faberge objects. All illustrations in color. List
of hallmarks and maker’s marks included. Chronology, history and
biography included. Exhibit includes pieces from the Forbes collection.
A great Faberge reference. $45.00.
THE TRADITION OF FINE BOOKBINDING IN THE TWENTIETH CENTURY: Catalogue of
an exhibition, 12 November 1979 to 15 February 1980. Complied by
Bernadette G. Callery and Elizabeth A. Mosimann. Essays by Jean Gunner,
Bernard Middleton & Marianne Titcombe. Hunt Institute for Botanical
Documentation, Carnegie-Mellon University and Davis & Warde, Inc.
Pittsburgh, PA 1979. 129 pages. Hard cover. Very Good condition.
Approx. 8-1/4"x11-3/4". An exhibition of 96 fine bindings - illustrated
in black & white and color. $30.00
BRITISH BOOKBINDING TODAY with an introduction by Edgar Mansfield. K.D.
Duval, Frenich, Foss; Pitlochry, Perthshire (Scotland). December 1975.
68 pages. Approx. 7-3/4"x11-1/2", soft cover. Very Good condition.
Catalogue of gallery exhibit of 39 fine 20th century bindings all
illustrated in color. Price list included. $25.00
THE ART THAT IS LIFE: THE ARTS AND CRAFTS MOVEMENT IN AMERICA, 1875-1920
by Wendy Kaplan. Little, Brown & Co., 1987. Boston Museum of Fine Arts.
Hard Cover with dust Jacket. Very Good condition. 410 pages. $350.00.
CHICAGO METALSMITHS by Sharon Darling. Chicago Historical Society, 1977.
141 pages. Black cloth w/ silver stamped title & decoration. Fine,
virtually As New, condition. Some residue from original price sticker on
back cover. An excellent and highly desirable out-of-print reference on
(primarily) Arts & Crafts metalsmiths. $55.00
THE STORY OF A DEVELOPING FURNITURE STYLE by Leopold Stickley. L.&J.G.
Stickley Company, Fayetteville, NY, 1950. Signed by Leopold Stickley.
7-3/4"x10-1/4", 52 pages illustrated with numerous drawings of Colonial
Revival furniture. Hard cover, minor shelf wear to edges. Very Good.
$75.00
SOTHEBY’S CONCISE ENCYCLOPEDIA OF GLASS. David Battie and Simon Cottle,
eds. Hard Cover w/ dust jacket. 10"x11-1/2", good-very good condition,
208 pages. Color illustrations and glossary of glass terms. $30.00
AMERICAN LIFE / 5: A COLLECTORS ANNUAL. 1965, American Life Foundation,
Watkins Glen, NY. Soft cover. 176 pgs. Very Good condition. Articles
include: Centennial Silver, Will Bradley & Mission Style, Wicker
Furniture, Moravian Art Tiles, Lalique, Grueby pottery, Craftsman Magazine
- Author Index H-Z and Subject Index. $15.00.
AMERICAN LIFE / 4: A COLLECTORS ANNUAL. 1964, American Life Foundation,
Watkins Glen, NY. Soft cover. 176 pgs. Very Good condition. Articles
include: Museum Training Programs in US, Mission furniture, Craftsman
Magazine Author Index A-G, Mardi Gras, Victorian silverware, Early
American tools, Roycroft Inn auction, Player Piano rolls, etc. $15.00.
AMERICAN FURNITURE by Helen Comstock. Bonanza Books - The Viking Press,
1962. Hard cover with dust jacket. Good condition. A couple of small
tears to DJ. 336 pages. Black & white and color illustrations. A few
notations in ink on several pages. $25.00.
SCANDINAVIAN DESIGN: OBJECTS OF A LIFE STYLE by Eileen Harrison Beer. The
American-Scandinavian Foundation, New York, 1975. First Edition. 214
pages, approx. 10-1/2X12-1/2. Hard Cover with dust jacket. Good to Very
Good. Dust jacket somewhat warped from moisture but now in a mylar wrap.
Color and black & white illustrations of a variety of Scandinavian modern
items - ceramics, metal, furniture, textiles, etc. Fairly hard to find.
$75.00.
COLLECTING AMERICAN GLASS by Katharine Morrison McClinton. Gramercy
Publishing Co., New York, 1950. Hard cover with dust jacket. Good
condition, a couple of small tears to jacket. 64 pages, b&w
illustrations. $5.00.
OLD GLASS: AMERICAN AND EUROPEAN by N. Hudson Moore. Tudor Publishing
CO., New York. 1935 edition. 394 pages, 265 black & white illustrations.
Book in good condition, dust jacket fair. $27.50.
CLASSICAL TASTE IN AMERICA, 1800-1840 by Wendy A. Cooper. The Baltimore
Museum of Art / Abbeville Press, 1993. First edition. Hard cover with
dust jacket. Very Good condition. 308 pages, color and b&w
illustrations. $35.00.
AMERICAN FURNITURE: THE FEDERAL PERIOD by Charles F. Montgomery. Bonanza
Books, NY, 1978 printing. Hard Cover with dust jacket, Good +, a couple
of minor tears to jacket. 497 pages. $85.00.
THE QUEEN’S SILVER: A Survey of Her Majesty’s Personal Collection. By
Gracious Permission of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II. A.G. Grimwade,
The Connoisseur, London, 1953. 1st ed. Approx. 10"x7-1/2". Good
condition with rather tattered dust jacket. 120 pages. Glossy b&w
illustrations of 64 pieces along with discussion of makers, styles, etc.
$18.50.
BOOK OF PATTERNS AND INSTRUCTIONS FOR AMERICAN NEEDLEWORK by the editors
of Women’s Day. Simon & Schuster, NY, 1963. "A complete manual, with
step-by-step instructions for recreating 176 early American designs in
embroidery, crewel work, cross-stitch, needlepoint, patchwork, applique
(etc)…." Book and slipcase of full-size patterns. Book is approx.
8-1/2"x12", 208 pages. Color and B&W illustrations. Good condition -
some discoloration & foxing to the off-white cover, no dust jacket. Slip
case containing patterns has a couple of minor tears but is in at least
good condition. One of the patterns has been used and has pencil
notations of colors, etc. All other patterns are as new.
$40.00.
THE PRESIDENT’S HOUSE: A History. By William Seale. White House
Historical Association with the cooperation of the National Geographic
Society, Washington, DC 1986 (2nd printing). Two volumes bound in green
leather with gold stamping with matching slip case. 1,224 pages total.
Numerous glossy b&w photographs. Books and slip case are As New. $40.00.
NOTRE-DAME DE PARIS. By Richard & Clara Winston and the Editors of the
Newsweek Book Division. Newsweek Wonders of Man series. 1971. 172
pages. Approx. 9"x12". Color illustrations. History, stained glass,
etc. of Notre-Dame Cathedral. Ex Libris, Good condition with dust jacket
& clear library cover. Binding is starting to get weak but is intact.
$7.00.
THE LAMPS OF TIFFANY by Dr. Egon Neustadt. Fairfield Press, NY, 1970.
Hard cover with dust jacket, Good condition, a couple of minor tears to
edges of jacket. 224 pages. Large format 10-1/2x13-1/2, color
illustrations. $150.00.
Copies of ANTIQUES magazine from 1953 through 1978. All in Very Good to
As New condition, many still in original mailing wraps. $3.00 each. I
can provide a list of articles on specific subjects on request.
APPLIED ART: Drawing, Painting, Design and Handicraft by Pedro J. Lemos.
Pacific Press Publishing, 1933 (2nd Edition, orig. published in 1920).
Hard cover, no DJ, 398 pages. Very Good condition. Profusely illustrated
in color and black & white. Arts & Crafts period art instruction for
students. Includes fabulous A&C illustrations of leatherwork, copper
work, pottery, illustration and drawing, ceramic tiles, stenciling, room
interiors, etc. A great Arts & Crafts period reference book. $35.00.
PHOTOGRAPHY
US CAMERA 1935. Edited by T.J. Maloney, William Morrow & Company, New
York, 1935 First Edition. Spiral bound, back cover has separated from
binding, front cover is starting. Otherwise good condition. 192 pages
plus about 30 pages of ads (cameras, etc.). Photos by Bourke-White,
Steichen, Weston, etc.
$25.00
US CAMERA 1939. Edited by T.J. Maloney, William Morrow & Company, New
York, 1938 First Edition. Hard covers, spiral bound. Rubbing to covers,
overall good condition. Approx. 3" tear to title page. 196 pages plus
ads. Book is dedicated to Edward Steichen who was the sole judge of the
photos included. Section of Steichen’s works including 1927 Greta Garbo
portrait. Portraits of Joan Fontaine, Joe Louis, Harpo Marx. Section of
Farm Security Administration photos. $25.00
US CAMERA ANNUAL, 1941. Edited by T.J. Maloney, William Morrow & Company,
New York, 1940 First Edition. Two volumes, hard cover. Covers bumped &
soiled, good condition. Vol. 1 "America", 256 pages. Section of color
photos incl. Imogen Cunningham. Old West photos by William Henry Jackson.
Portraits of Will Rogers, Joe Louis, F. LaGuardia. Section of graphic
war photography - primarily civilian casualties. 47 pages of ads.
Vo. 2 "The Year’s Photography", 248 pages. Ansel Adams, Margaret
Bourke-White, Cunningham (portrait of Frieda Kahlo), Steichen, Weston,
etc. Section of commercial color photos incl. Steichen for Vogue, Deanna
Durbin portrait, Horst for Vogue. Section of ads. $35.00
US CAMERA 1943. Edited by T.J. Maloney, William Morrow & Company, New
York, 1942 First Edition. Photo judge: Lt. Comdr. Edward Steichen, USNR.
Hard cover with dust jacket, book is good to very good, jacket is fair
(small tears to edges, corners, etc.). Red, white & blue jacket with
photo of American Eagle. Lots of war/patriotic photos, portrait of
Veronica Lake. God section of ads for camera, etc. $25.00
US CAMERA ANNUAL 1950. Edited by Tom Maloney, U.S. Camera Publishing
Company, New York, 1949 First Edition. Hard cover with dust jacket. Good
condition, dust jacket torn. 400 pages including 40 of ads. Section of
Navy war photographs, national and international news photos, etc.
$25.00.
US CAMERA ANNUAL 1951. Edited by Tom Maloney, U.S. Camera Publishing
Company, New York, 1950 First Edition. Hard cover with dust jacket. Good
condition. 420 pages including 40 of ads. Section of Korean war photos,
Matthew Brady photos, portfolio of Irving Penn photos of women for Vogue
including Marlene Dietrich, Greer Garson, Martha Graham, etc. $35.00.
US CAMERA 1952. Edited by Tom Maloney, U.S. Camera Publishing Company, New
York, 1951 First Edition. Hard cover with dust jacket. Good condition -
dust jacket is rubbed with a couple of tears, book cover slightly soiled.
400 pages including about 40 ages of ads - color and b&w. Photo essays on
mobilization for war (Korea), Atomic bomb test in Nevads, Kefauver
committee hearings. Photos by all top photographers - Ansel Adams, M.
Bourke-White, Weston, etc.
$30.00.
US CAMERA 1953. Edited by Tom Maloney, U.S. Camera Publishing Company, New
York, 1952 First Edition. Hard cover with dust jacket. Good condition.
384 pages including about 30 pages of ads. Eisenstaedt portfolio of
famous Britons, section of color photography from Life Magazine, Ansel
Adams photos, George VI funeral, etc. $35.00.
US CAMERA 1954. Edited by Tom Maloney, U.S. Camera Publishing Company, New
York, 1953 First Edition. Hard cover with dust jacket. Good-very good
condition. 424 pages including about 35 pages of ads. Section of Korean
war photos, articles on Ansel Adams, Brett Weston, several pages of photos
of Marlene Dietrich taken by Eve Arnold, best news photos, etc. $35.00.
US CAMERA 1956. Edited by Tom Maloney, U.S. Camera Publishing Company, New
York, 1955 First Edition. Hard cover with dust jacket. Good condition.
320 pages inlcuding about 28 pages of ads. 73 pages on Edward Steichen to
celebrate his 75th birthday including a contribution by Nelson
Rockefeller, portfolios by Brett Weston, Richard Avedon, W. Eugene Smith
and more, photos of Grace Kelly, Audry Hepburn, etc. $35.00.
KARSH: AMERICAN LEGENDS. Bullfinch, 1992. 1st, 157 pages, approx.
10"x12". As New - still sealed in original wrapper. Color and black &
white portraits of American Legends (cover is Diana Ross). The least I’ve
ever seen this listed for is $40 so here’s a chance at a bargain. $30.00.
THE AMERICAN ANNUAL OF PHOTOGRAPHY, 1945. Volume 59. American
Photographic Publishing Co., 1944. Soft cover, approx. 9-3/4"x7-1/2".
200 pages plus 42 pages of advertising. Cover is fair - corners broken,
wear to spine. Some staining to fore-edge. Interior is good+, binding is
tight. Many full-page black & white photos, good selection of camera ads.
$15.00.
$75.00.
THE TECHNOLOGY REVIEW, Volume XXXIX, November 1936-July 1937. Index for
the volume included. All covers and ads bound in. Blue cloth binding
with minor wear to bottom of spine. Very Good condition. Includes a
number of Margaret Bourke-White photos, articles on the advent of
television (with a photo of a 1937 experimental television image), 1936
Paris air show, "modern" European trains, a great full-page color
lithographed ad for Coke and another for Pacquins Hand Cream, every issue
has a full-page color ad for Chesterfields inside front cover, etc.
$55.00.
GRAPHIC ARTS
GRAPHIS ANNUAL 1966/67: International Annual of Advertising Graphics.
Edited by Walter Herdeg. The Graphis Press, Zurich, 1966. 266 pages.
9-1/2"x12". Very Good. Dust jacket has a crease on front and some
soiling. Color and black & white illustrations of the top international
advertising graphics including posters, advertisements, books, magazines,
packaging, etc. $22.50.
THE COMPLETE AIRBRUSH BOOK by S. Ralph Maurello. Wm. Penn Publishing
Corp., NY, 1955. 159 pages. Approx. 8-3/4"x11-1/2". Fine condition with
dust jacket in good condition (wear to edges, a couple of tiny tears to
edges). 425 b&w illustrations of airbrush techniques and finished art by
"famous artists and illustrators" including Varga. $22.50.
Postage additional - book rate postage is usually $3.50 or less per volume
depending on size & weight. I try to charge as close to actual amount as
possible.
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CARL SORENSEN BRONZE VASE. Large: 10-1/2" tall, 4-1/2" diameter base
flaring to 9-1/2" diameter at the top. Typical green-patinated bronze
with incised rings. Excellent condition (some discoloration inside from
use), exterior perfect - no scratches. Marked on base: CS Bronze/ Carl
Sorensen (incised signature).
$190 including shipping in US.
Greg Johnson