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Happy Holidays And Glorious Gifts Begin Here!
Welcome to the fourth annual Greenwich Winter
Antiques Show benefiting the Greenwich Historical
Society.
For the past three years, we have had the pleasure of
working with the most wonderful and talented
exhibitors and committed chairs and co-chairs of the
society, building this annual event. Each year, the
show theme changes along with the inspired visions of
volunteers dedicating their personal time to make our
antiques and art show special…and special it is.
Beginning with the Friday, December 5, preview
party (6:30 to 9 pm), this year titled “Sugarplums and
Snowflakes: A Nutcracker Holiday Gala,” the Eastern
Greenwich Civic Center will be transformed into a
fairy tale environment replete with holiday decorations and more.
As you enter the event, you will be greeted by a Festive Cocktail Welcome, immediately setting the tone
for a fun and enjoyable evening of delicious hors d’
oeuvres, fine wine and martini bar. Additionally, the
society has significantly reduced the ticket price for
the gala, making it more approachable for new collectors while still providing an exceptional value for the
evening. Ticket information is available at www.greenwichhistory.org/antiquarius.php or call the Greenwich Historical Society at 203-869-6899 ext 10.
But the real treat of the evening is the magnificent
displays of fine jewelry, exceptional art, furniture and
decorative accessories that bring warmth and character
to your home, office and life.
Forty three exhibitors will be joining us this year
with a variety of objects from period antiques to Midcentury Modern, including new genres of rare and
desirable autographs, graphic travel and advertising
posters, Italian period furniture and decorations, rare
and precious boxes, fine Oriental carpets, in addition
to our prestigious returning exhibitors.
When you think Greenwich, think QVC, Quality,
Value and Convenience, as those are three of the many
reasons to visit our show, including the opportunity to
gain knowledgeable advice and current collecting
trends from experts in their fields.
Finally, with our show dates being earlier in December, we hope this provides a greater opportunity for
early shopping convenience and more time to enjoy
the event.
Come join us and make the Greenwich Winter
Antiques Show a gift to yourself and others who
appreciate the finer things in life.
On behalf of the Greenwich Historical Society, we
wish you Happy Holidays and look forward to welcoming you to our show.
Sincerely,
Frank Gaglio
THE COOLEY GALLERY
Fine American Art
Frank Townsend Hutchens (1869-1937)
Tea Time, oil on canvas, 21” x 26”
25 Lyme Street
Old Lyme, Connecticut
860.434.8807
www.cooleygallery.com
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From their hands
HITCHCOCK•PICASSO
DICKENS•GINSBERG•GERSHWIN
DOYLE•CHURCHILL•RILKE•MONET
NAPOLEON•CHAPLIN•BRAHMS
HEMINGWAY•STEINBECK
BOGART•LINCOLN
to yours.
SCHULSON AUTOGRAPHS
For more than 35 years, our company has offered quality historical autographs in the fields of
literature, art, science, music, classic cinema and politics. Our collection includes artists like Picasso,
Monet, Winslow Homer, Chagall and Grandma Moses; writers such as Arthur Conan Doyle, Virginia
Woolf, Charles Dickens, Rilke, Hemingway, Gertrude Stein, Steinbeck, Ginsberg; scientists, for instance, Einstein, Freud, Pasteur, Bohr, and Jenner; musicians including composers and performers
such as Mendelssohn, Ravel, Bernstein, Puccini, Brahms, Copland, Gershwin, and Caruso; political
and military figures such as Lincoln, Napoleon, Churchill, Herzl, Gandhi; and classic cinema including, Georges Melies, Hitchcock, Lubitsch, Chaplin, Welles, and Bogart: photographers, for example,
Berenice Abbott, Ansel Adams, Cecil Beaton, and Edward Steichen.
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SCHULSONAUTOGRAPHS.COM
INFO@SCHULSONAUTOGRAPHS.COM • 973-379-3800
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MARION HARRIS, New York City — Table
snuff frog, mahogany tin-lined, English,
dating circa 1880. It measures 5 inches
across.
PORT ‘N STARBOARD GALLERY, Falmouth,
Maine — Yacht Columbia in a folk art shadow box, wood sails, painted background with
cotton clouds and applied paper airplane,
tramp art frame ornaments and measuring
23½ by 18 inches. The Columbia raced in the
America’s Cup 1899/1901.
R.M. BAROKH ANTIQUES, INC, Bethlehem, Conn.
— Biedermeier oval desk after a design by Josef
Danhauser.
SCHULSON AUTOGRAPHS,
Millburn, N.J. — Pyotr Ilyich
Tchaikovsky, Russian composer. Tchaikovsky draws
three bars of music from his
The Tempest, a Fantasia for
Orchestra, opus 18, 1873,
Rare. June 25, 1913. Rare.
DK FARNUM ESTATE JEWELRY,
Lakeville, Conn. — 18K and ruby
brooch/pendant, circa 1940s.
AMERICAN SPIRIT
ANTIQUES
Box 69, North Norwich, New York 13814
Visit us online at www.AmericanSpiritAntiques.com
Wee specializee in:
High Style Country Furniture • Spatterware • Redware
Weathervanes • Leather Books • Architectural Elements
New England Paintings • Period Brass Candlesticks • Tole
Massachusetts Bow Front Chest, Cherry with Bird’s Eye
Veneer panels. Original Brasses
For more information about this or other items
Call (816) 223-0277
A large selection of Antique fireplace items for your needs
19th Century American Furniture • Period Fireplace Fixtures • Appropriate Accessories
Telephone (607) 334-4020 Fax (607) 336-7655 www.antiqueandirons.com
Ted & Jennifer Fuehr
PO Box 11152,
Shawnee Mission, KS 66207
ted@americansiritantiques.com
New Hampshire
Antique Dealer Assoc.
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AMERICAN
SPIRIT
ANTIQUES, Shawnee
Mission, Kan. — Cherry Chippendale chest,
Massachusetts origin.
SCHULSON AUTOGRAPHS,
Millburn, N.J. — Abraham
Lincoln, 16th president of
the United States. President
Lincoln asks Major Crowninshield to remove a soldier’s body from the battlefield, March 2, 1864.
NANCY STEINBOCK VINTAGE POSTERS, Chestnut
Hill, Mass. — Harper’s July,
1898, measuring 14½ by 9¾
inches, by Edward Penfield.
LAWRENCE
JEFFREY
ESTATE
JEWELERS,
Litchfield, Conn. — Art
Deco double clip diamond brooch in the
World’s Fair style.
THE COOLEY GALLERY, Old Lyme, Conn. — William S.
Robinson (1861–1945), “An Old Lyme Pasture,” oil on canvas, 24 by 32, signed Wm. S. Robinson and dated 1908,
lower right.
Noah’s Ark holding 140 animals, mostly pairs along with original 19th century
letters of purchase and ownership
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PORT ‘N STARBOARD
GALLERY, Falmouth,
Maine
—
“Nantucket/Siasconset”
wooden
sign,
cream and green with
black letters, Nantucket town seal on
top, measuring 42 by
42 inches and dating
from the mid-Twentieth Century.
R.M. BAROKH ANTIQUES,
INC, Bethlehem, Conn. — Rare
Eighteenth Century Italian
Lacca Povera guitar case.
Welcoming Committee
Frank Gaglio, Inc, operation’s manager Ryan Pickering and
assistant show manager Lynn Webb are looking forward to
welcoming visitors to the Greenwich Winter Antiques Show,
Saturday and Sunday, December 6–7, as well as attending to
the needs of our exhibitors.
SCHULSON
AUTOGRAPHS, Millburn, N.J.
— Ernest Hemingway,
American writer. Hemingway tells a story of a
boxing match gone awry
with John “Shipwreck”
Kelly, within his typed
letter
signed
twice.
(June 15, 1943).
LAWRENCE JEFFREY
ESTATE
JEWELERS,
Litchfield,
Conn.
—
Oscar Heyman sapphire
and diamond earrings.
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THE
COOLEY
GALLERY,
Old
Lyme, Conn. —
Jean Swan Gordon
(1922–2013), “White
on White,” an oil on
canvas measuring
34 by 36 inches,
signed Jean Swan
Gordon
lower
right.
NANCY STEINBOCK
VINTAGE POSTERS,
Chestnut Hill, Mass.
— Abricotine, circa
1903, 39 by 29 inches,
by Eugene Grasset.
DK FARNUM ESTATE
JEWELRY, Lakeville,
Conn. — Webb 18K and
diamond
ear
clips,
circa 1960s.
MARION HARRIS, New
York City — From a selection
of early Eighteenth Century
terracotta
Neapolitan
crèche animals, all finely
formed with glass eyes and
sensitive expressions.
AMERICAN SPIRIT ANTIQUES, Shawnee Mission, Kan. —
Large Smuggler horse weathervane.
346 Main St. South,Woodbury CT 06488
Exceptional Pair of Italian 18th Century
Painted Bombe Commodes
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LAWRENCE JEFFREY ESTATE JEWELERS,
Litchfield, Conn. — Art Deco diamond earrings.
PORT ‘N STARBOARD GALLERY, Falmouth, Maine — Island ferry Minnie,
folk art model in the original paint, circa 1900, in a glass case measuring
25½ by 13 by 10½. The ferry was built in 1879 in Portland, Maine, and
worked Ellsworth, Deer Isle and Casco Bay.
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Saturday & Sunday
December 6-7
SCHULSON AUTOGRAPHS, Millburn, N.J. — John James
Audubon, American naturalist and painter. Audubon
agrees to have lithograph stones made for his “Viviparous Quadrupeds of North America,” which is in our
manuscript document signed February 23, 1844.
R.M. BAROKH ANTIQUES,
INC, Bethlehem, Conn. —
Regency period bull’s-eye
mirror, circa 1830.
AMERICAN SPIRIT ANTIQUES, Shawnee Mission, Kan. — Pennsylvania corner cupboard in
cherry.
See us at the Greenwich Winter Antiques Show k Friday, December 5 through Sunday, December 7
Circa: 1963 Artist: Nathan
Circa: 1929 Artist: Frank Newbould
Circa: 1962 Artist: Viggo Vagnby
Circa: 1915 Artist: Poulbot
Circa: 1905 Artist: Unknown
THEATRICAL, FOOD & DRINK, SPORTS, CHILDREN, ANIMALS, TRAVEL, FASHION, TRANSPORTATION, MILITARY/PATRIOTIC...
1-800-438-1577 k nancysteinbockposters.com k Chestnut Hill, MA
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THE COOLEY GALLERY,
Old Lyme, Conn. — Guy
C. Wiggins (1883–1962),
“Mystic Harbor,” oil on
canvas, 20 by 24 inches,
signed Guy C. Wiggins,
lower left.
NANCY STEINBOCK
VINTAGE POSTERS,
Chestnut Hill, Mass. —
Afrique
Occidentale
Francaise, circa 1950,
24½ by 39 inches, by
Paul Colin.
Greenwich
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Preview Gala
Friday, December 5, 2014
MARION HARRIS, New York City — Grouping of Vienna bronze frogs, circa 1900.
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SCHULSON AUTOGRAPHS, Millburn, N.J.
— Gustave Klimt, Austrian painter. Klimt
writes and signs a pithy statement about
painters, June 25, 1913. Rare.
THE COOLEY GALLERY, Old Lyme,
Conn. — Everett Longley Wamer
(1877–1963), “Late Night, Downtown,”
oil on canvas measuring 19¾ by 15½
inches, signed Everett Wamer,
lower left.
R.M. BAROKH ANTIQUES,
INC, Bethlehem, Conn. —
Rare Eighteenth Century
Italian olivewood secretary
bookcase.
LAWRENCE JEFFREY ESTATE JEWELERS, Litchfield, Conn. — A 3.16carat mine-cut diamond ring, French,
circa 1920s.
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DK FARNUM ESTATE JEWELRY,
Lakeville, Conn. — Jensen 18K
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Greenwich Show Amenities
This years’ show will present not only exceptional exhibitors, but
also many show amenities to enhance your overall experience. Our
gourmet show café will be presented by Garelick and Herbs Caterers of Greenwich, Westport and New Canaan, offering delicious
luncheon items and beverages throughout the run of the show.
Plan on taking a break to refresh and revitalize and then return to
the show floor for more exploration among our 43 exhibits.
Charlie Lyons of PlyCon Moving and Storage will once again be
our show shipper able to assist you with any packing and shipping
needs you may have at reasonable prices. They are bonded and
insured and treat your precious antiques with kid gloves. Charlie
will be set up at the front of the show entrance.
MARION HARRIS, New York
City — A wolf in
lion’s clothing! A
Seventeenth
Century
silk
embroidery
depicting Romulus and Remus
with
a
lion
instead of a wolf.
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1 Robert Lloyd
212-750-8752
23 DK Farnum Estate Jewelry
917-841-8405
2 Jeff R. Bridgman American Antiques
717-502-1281
24 The Cooley Gallery
860-434-8807
3 C.M. Leonard Antiques
914-763-8032
25 T.J. Antorino Antiques
516-277-1215
4 Poirier Schweitzer
514-939-9855 26 Earle D. Vandekar of Knightsbridge Inc.
27 Nula Thanhauser Antiques
5 Roberto Freitas American Antiques
& Decorative Arts
212-308-2022
860-535-1797
and Vintage Purses - Accessories
215-266-2888
6 Philip Colleck Ltd.
212-486-7600 28 Alpen Art & Antiques
7 Hanes & Ruskin
860-434-1800
29 Marion Harris
212-348-9688
8 Nancy Steinbock Posters
800-438-1577
30 J. Gallagher
607-334-8698
9 Brennan & Mouilleseaux
860-283-2232 31 The Spare Room Antiques
10 Schulson Autographs
973-379-3800
11 Funston Antiques
978-758-6504 33 Glen Leroux Antique’s Inc.
203-227-8030
12 Neverbird Antiques
757-294-9296
34 Linda Gumb
917-539-3589
13 R.M. Barokh Inc.
203-405-6299
35 Imperial Fine Books & Oriental Art
212-861-6620
14 Fletcher/Copenhaver Fine Art
540-371-7540 36 Sallea Antiques Inc.
15 Moffly Media
32 Charles Edwin Puckett
mofflymedia.com 37 G. Sergeant Antiques
970-476-3570
410-435-3738
330-668-0032
203-972-1050
203-266-4177
16 David & Donna Kmetz
508-476-2214
38 American Spirit Antiques
913-345-9494
17 Michele Fox
203-210-7654
39 David Brooker Fine Art
203-232-2807
18 Shaia of Williamsburg
757-220-0400 40 Carlson and Stevenson
19 Knollwood Antiques LLC
917-751-0820
41 Lawrence Jeffrey
860-567-0951
20 The Englishman Fine Art
239-649-8088
42 Arader Galleries
215-735-8811
21 Brad Reh Fine Estate Jewelry
631-476-9660 43 Zane Moss Antiques
212-628-7130
22 Port ‘N Starboard Gallery
207-781-4214 44 Eve Stone Antiques, Ltd.
203-466-6665
802-236-2342