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Th e 6 1 s t A n n ua l
New Hampshire
Antiques Show
2018 SHOW PROGR AM
August 9 - 11, 2018
Thursday & Friday, 10am - 7pm • Saturday, 10am - 4pm
THE MANCHESTER DOWNTOWN HOTEL
(formerly The Radisson) Manchester, NH
nhada.org
MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT
On behalf of the Board of Directors of the New Hampshire Antiques Dealers Association
and our exhibitors, I welcome you to the sixty first edition of the New Hampshire Antiques
Show. Rumor has it that there are no more good antiques to be found. While shopping
the show, I’m sure you will find that rumor is false. Our exhibitors have again gone all
out to offer you the best.
We hope you will take this program along with you when you leave and visit some of our
advertisers who are not participating in the show. As is often heard, all the good stuff
isn’t at the shows. There is plenty more at shops around the state.
We are looking forward to reconnecting with old friends and hoping to make a few new
ones. You will notice that a couple of long time exhibitors and no longer in “show biz”.
Don and Gail Piatt and Ed Weissman will not be exhibiting this year. We wish these icons
of the New Hampshire Antiques Show well and still hope to see them out on the antiques
trail. As you know, antiques dealers never retire.
Our untiring volunteer members have worked hard all year long to make our show
enjoyable for both the customer and exhibitor. Enjoy the show and your stay in New
Hampshire.
Thomas M. Thompson, President
New Hampshire Antiques Dealers Association
Painted Ceremonial Parade Drum with View of West Point
Parade drum signed by the maker W. S. Tompkins of
New York and dated 1853. 15” high.
Kelly Kinzle
www.kellykinzleantiques.com
717.495.3395
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The Spoffard Family Heart Hooked Rug
Sheared Wool on Fine Woven Hemp, Brilliant Color.
Berlin, Massachusetts Circa 1860 Fine Condition.
Pineapple is Symbol for Early New England Hospitality.
NEWSOM & BERDAN
ANTIQUES and FOLK ART
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Step top desk in old red paint.
717-792-6744 Purchased directly from an old Massachusetts family,
offered here for the first time.
Thomasville, PA 17364 Height 45” / Width 23”
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Hand-carved
Wooden Eagle
Pediment William Aiken Walker (1838-1921) c. 1900 Large Chinese
Painting of a Southern Cabin Porcelain Charger
c. 1920 Steiff Ride-On
Toy Donkey Handel signed Arts & Crafts
19th c. Pennsylvania 18th c. New England Slag Glass Lamp
Step-back Cupboard Highboy w/ Cabriole Legs
323 ELM STREET, MILFORD NH 03055
Ruby Devol (Vicinity of Westport Point, Massachusetts, 1804-1866) Portrait of Ann Potter
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Lady in blue dress with her cat,
wonderful American seaport in background.
C. 1845. Oil on canvas, 30 x 37 inches framed.
Private collection.
Come on over to the coast, we’re only an hour away.
Visit our barn gallery in Moody, Maine.
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Pair of Cowboy
Shooting Gallery Targets
Wm. F. Mangels Co.,
Coney Island, NY, c.1910
Ht. 47”, W. 25 ½”, D. 8 ½”
Cast iron retaining their in-use
Welcome To paint history.
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Late 1600s memorial skeleton
gold slide. English. Provenance
Anita Schorsch collection.
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Melissa Alden #23 Robert T. Foley Antiques #57 Missouri Plain Folk #50 Stella Rubin #29
PORTSMOUTH, NH GRAY, ME SIKESTON, MO DARNESTOWN, MD
Kate A. Alex & Co. #63 Samuel W. Forsythe Antiques #49 Nevermore Antiques #18 A. E. Runge Jr. -- Oriental Rugs #68
WARNER, NH COLUMBUS, OH DOVER, NH YARMOUTH, ME
American Garage #6 Tucker Frey Antiques #44 Newsom & Berdan Antiques #16 Peter Sawyer Antiques #15
LOS ANGELES, CA WOODBURY, CT THOMASVILLE, PA EXETER, NH
American Sampler #1 Pat & Rich Garthoeffner #59 Jeff & Holly Noordsy #32 Stephen Score, Inc. #55
BOYDS, MD LITITZ, PA Art and Antiques BOSTON, MA
CORNWALL, VT
Barbara Ardizone Antiques #13 Fred Giampietro #26 John Sideli Antiques & Fine Art #41
SALISBURY, CT NEW HAVEN, CT The Norwoods’ Spirit of America #31 WESTPORT, MA
TIMONIUM, MD
Axtell Antiques #60 John D. Gould #67 Mary & Joshua Steenburgh #21
DEPOSIT, NY YORKTOWN HEIGHTS, NY Old as Adam #11 PIKE, NH
PORTSMOUTH, NH
Pam & Martha Boynton #51 Scott Bassoff and Sandy Jacobs #56 Jef & Terri Steingrebe #43
GROTON, MA SWAMPSCOTT, MA Olde Hope Antiques, Inc. #28 NEW LONDON, NH
NEW HOPE, PA
Brock & Co. #19 Jason Samuel Fine Art & Antiques #53 Stephen-Douglas Antiques #39
CONCORD, MA MILFORD, NH Hercules Pappachristos #46 ROCKINGHAM, VT & WALPOLE, NH
DERRY, NH
Hollis Brodrick #33 Bob Jessen & Jim Hohnwald #27 Steven F. Still Antiques #22
PORTSMOUTH, NH FITZWILLIAM, NH Pewter & Wood Antiques #7 MANHEIM, PA
ENFIELD, NH
John Chaski Antiques #12 Jewett-Berdan Antiques #47 Thomas M. Thompson #30
CAMDEN, DE NEWCASTLE, ME Ken & Robin Pike #17 PEMBROKE, NH
NASHUA, NH
Cherry Gallery #35 Bill Kelly #62 Jonathan Trace #48
DAMARISCOTTA, ME LIMINGTON, ME Sharon Platt American Antiques #36 PORTSMOUTH, NH
NEW CASTLE, NH
Paul & Linda DeCoste #4 Kelly Kinzle #52 Village Braider, Inc. #25
WEST NEWBURY, MA NEW OXFORD, PA Frank & Barbara Pollack #37 PLYMOUTH, MA
American Antiques & Art
Dennis & Dad Antiques #40 Nathan Liverant and Son, LLC #9 SUNAPEE, NH & HIGHLAND PARK, IL Michael Whittemore #38
FITZWILLIAM, NH COLCHESTER, CT Antiques & Folk Art
Pratt’s Antiques #34 PUNTA GORDA, FL
DeWolfe and Wood #20 Thomas R. Longacre Antiques #3 VICTOR, NY
ALFRED, ME MARLBOROUGH, NH Withington & Co. #42
Resser-Thorner Antiques #8 PORTSMOUTH, NH
Christopher & Bernadette Evans Ian McKelvey Antiques #10 MANCHESTER, NH
Antiques #54 SO WINDHAM, CT Douglas Wyant Antiques, LLC #2
WAYNESBORO, VA John H. Rogers Antiques #45 CASSOPOLIS, MI
MG Art & Antiques #5 NEW LONDON, NH
Brian J. Ferguson #58 MERRIMAC, MA Gary F. Yeaton Antiques #61
SWANSEA, MA Jeffrey Roelof #24 CONCORD, NH
Judith & James Milne #14 KALAMAZOO, MI
M. Finkel & Daughter #65 KINGSTON, NY
PHILADELPHIA, PA
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Newsstand Rate $2.00 Published by The Bee Publishing Company, Newtown, Connecticut PAGES 36 & 37
The Eighteenth Century fascination with tea equipage is evidenced in the Director. This
elaborate example shares similarities with some of Chippendale’s designs for tea
chests. Tea chest, Britain, circa 1760. Mahogany, gilt brass; 6 by 11½ by 6½ inches.
both as a print edition through the US Postal
Metropolitan Museum of Art, gift of Irwin Untermyer. From “Chippendale’s Direc-
tor: The Designs and Legacy of a Furniture Maker,” Metropolitan Museum of Art.
Service and as an E-Edition on our website at
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Booth 7 Antiques and The Arts Weekly provides essential
Barbara Boardman Johnson Shop open by appointment. information and breaking news for people
www.pewterandwoodantiques.com info@pewterandwoodantiques.com who buy and sell antiques, fine arts and
For this object, an unidentified furniture maker combined elements from two Exhibition co-curator Alyce Englund remarked that the wealthy New
collectibles.
of Chippendale’s “China Table” designs. China table, England, circa 1755–60. York merchant Platt was careful about his likeness and that the promi-
Mahogany; 28¼ by 37¾ by 26½ inches. Metropolitan Museum of Art, gift of nent placement of the Chippendale-style chair makes a “fashion for-
Collectors, auctioneers, promoters, appraisers
Irwin Untermyer, 1964. From “Chippendale’s Director: The Designs and Lega- ward” statement. “Jeremiah Platt” by John Mare (1739–1802/3), 1767. Oil
cy of a Furniture Maker,” Metropolitan Museum of Art. on canvas; 48½ by 38½ inches. Metropolitan Museum of Art, Victor Wil-
bour Memorial Fund, 1955. From “Chippendale’s Director: The Designs
Thomas Chippendale Tricentennial and Legacy of a Furniture Maker,” Metropolitan Museum of Art.
and dealers have found us to be a valuable
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By Kate eagen Johnson represented by the website www.chippendale300. es included interior decoration and even extended
NEW YORK CITY — “The name ‘Chippendale’ was co.uk. The online clearinghouse lists exhibitions, to home security. According to Leela Meinertas,
like ‘Kleenex.’ It became shorthand for ‘English Roco- tours, lectures, demonstrations, workshops, apprais- curator in the department of textiles and fashion at
co’ and English and American furniture in this style.” al days, thematic trails, art competitions, concerts the Victoria and Albert Museum, one could hire a
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The wry Morrison H. Heckscher, curator emeritus of and even a tercentenary garden bed planted in Chip- night watchman to guard the gate through Chip-
the Metropolitan Museum of Art’s American Wing, pendale’s hometown of Otley. Leave it to the English pendale’s firm. His entrepreneurial versatility not-
coined this charming simile to express the domi- to “say it with flowers.” withstanding, Thomas Chippendale is best remem-
nance of the legendary moniker. He and other devo- Born in Yorkshire, Thomas Chippendale set up a bered for his pattern book, The Gentleman and
tees of Thomas Chippendale (1718–1779) are exploit- cabinetmaking shop in London by 1748. His estab- Cabinet-Maker’s Director, first published in 1754.
ing the 300th anniversary of the cabinetmaker and lishment grew into something quite large with Through it, Chippendale portrayed the au courant
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designer’s birth to refocus attention on this signifi- workshops, a retail shop and a timber yard. Servic- “tastes” of the Gothic, the Chinese and the Modern
cant talent. During the commemora- — all aspects)))of a style called the
tive year of 2018, exhibitions and )))))))) Rococo))))
since the 1840s.
events on either side of the Atlantic )))))))) The Chippendale story has its share
honor the most famous furniture During the commemorative year of 2018,
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maker of the Eighteenth Century and )))))))) pointed out in conversation, while
perhaps of all time. ))))))))
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A host of museums and organiza-
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forth “Chippendale 300, 1718–2018, A pendale himself. Because the work-
Celebration of Britain’s Greatest Fur- furniture maker of the Eighteenth Century shop did not mark its products,
niture Maker.” The programming ini- researchers have had to rely on pri-
tiative taking place in England, Scot- and perhaps of all time.
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Last Exit
offering professional restoration using same date or earlier fabrics, quilt
Before Toll (go ½ mi. on York St.) washing, appraisals & custom quilting.
York
Open year-round.
www.rockymountainquilts.com • GPS is 130 York Street, York.
Old as Adam • 603-661-9373
A quirky sole-proprietor shop featuring eclectic antiques & vintage
kitterY
haberdashery. Curated 19th & early 20th century antiques, including
Americana, folk art, signs, nautical, toys, oddities, & more. Vintage
RT. 95 menswear & accessories dating from 18th to mid 20th century.
ROUTE 1
Open Fri. & Sat. 12-9, Sun. 12-5, or by appt. www.oldasadam.com
• GPS is 33 Ceres Street, Portsmouth.
mAine & n.h. Border Withington & Co. Antiques • 603-498-4778
Ceres St.
European & American furnishings, decorative arts, garden ornaments,
Old as lighting and mirrors. Interior design services offered by Laura Carrigan
Adam
Design. Open Thurs.-Sun. 11-6, or by appt. anytime.
Withington www.withingtonandcompanyantiques.com
& Co. • GPS is 207 Market Street, Portsmouth.
Antiques
Market St. www.southernmaineantiques.com
*Note: Even though most shops are open year-round, the hours listed are seasonal
Portsmouth
(spring through fall), and it would be best to call for special times or an appointment to
MAP NOT avoid disappointment, especially during winter months. If you’re looking for maps, call
TO SCALE 207-646-2595.6 0 t h A n n ual • 6 0 t h A n n ual • 6 0 t h A n n ual 6 0 t h A n n ual • 6 0 t h A n n ual • 6 0 t h A n n ual
From L to R: Exhibitors await entry to the 60th Annual Show in the Radisson Hotel, Manchester
lobby. / Ribbon Ceremony for the show opening: Peter Sawyer (NHADA Treasurer), Mayor Ted
Th e 6 0 t h A n n u a l Gatsas (City of Manchester), Howard O’Dell (NHADA Founder), Governor Chris Sununu (State of
New Hampshire), Tommy Thompson (NHADA President), Josh Steenburg (NH Show Chairman), and
New Hampshire Scott Bassett. / Press at the show with Governor Chris Sununu.
Antiques Show
...in Review
Some exhibitor booths at The 60th Annual New Hampshire Antiques Show.
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PRESIDENT
Tommy Thompson, Pembroke, NH VP SHOW CHAIRMAN
IMMEDIATE PAST PRESIDENT Josh Steenburg, Pike, NH
Rich Bojko, Northwood, NH DIRECTOR SHOW CO-CHAIRMAN
SECRETARY Beverly Longacre, Marlborough, NH
Period Decorative Arts for the Early American Home Melissa Alden, Portsmouth, NH DIRECTOR
TREASURER Jared Chicoine, North Haverhill, NH
Peter Sawyer, Exeter, NH DIRECTOR
VP COMMUNICATIONS Elizabeth Kingsley, Alexandria, NH
Sharon Platt, New Castle, NH AUDITOR
VP MEMBERSHIP Richard Thorner, Manchester, NH
Ken Pike, Nashua, NH
LINK TO OUR MEMBERS:
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Rare 18th c. Granite Tombstone Shaped Land Boundary Marker
Found Years Ago In New Hampshire.
www.sharonplatt.com
2018 NEW HAMPSHIRE ANTIQUES SHOW • 31NOTES
Booth 50
INDEX
INDEX
Dealer List 16-17 Show Sponsors 33
Floor Plan 18-19 The 60th Annual in Review 26-27
Message from the President 3 The 62nd Annual NH Antiques Show 20
NHADA Officers & Board Members 31 Walker Tavern Sign 28
NH A DA T H A NK S T H E
Notes 32
2018 MEDIA SPONSORS
ADVERTISER INDEX FO R T H E I R S UPPO RT:
American Garage 36 Manko Antiques & Folk Art 11
American Sampler 3 Missouri Plain Folk 33
Antiques and the Arts Weekly 21 New Hampshire Antique Co-op 9
Axtell Antiques 23 Newsom & Berdan Antiques 6
R.C. Brayshaw 14 Northeast Auctions 35
Cherry Gallery 25 Olde Hope Antiques, Inc. 13
Coastal Route 1 in Southern Maine 24 Hercules Pappachristos 7
M. Finkel & Daughter 5 Pewter & Wood Antiques 20
The William Haskell House 12 Ken & Robin Pike 22
Scott Bassoff, Sandy Jacobs Antiques 15 Sharon Platt American Antiques 30
R. Jorgensen Antiques 10 Skinner, Inc. 8
northshore
Kelly Kinzle Antiques 2 Thos. Bartlett Antiques & Oddments 34
Thomas R. Longacre Antiques 4 The Greater York Antiques Show 22
Maine Antiques Digest 29 magazine
Special thanks to Richard Bojko and Camille Vicenti for preparation of this booklet.
32 • 2018 NEW HAMPSHIRE ANTIQUES SHOW 2018 NEW HAMPSHIRE ANTIQUES SHOW • 33Thos. Bartlett
ANTIQUES & ODDMENTS
Thomas Thompson & Cathy Consentino,
owners
114 Dover Rd.
Chichester, NH
OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK, 10 – 4
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