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1 Judd Gregory 2 Derik Pulito 3 Pat Reese/John Rice 4 John & Eileen Smart 5 John Bourne 6 Stephen-Douglas Antiques 7 DBR-Doug Ramsay 8 West Pelham Antiques 9 Marc Witus 10 Hanes & Ruskin 11 Home Farm Antiques 12 Michael & Lucinda Seward 13 Stone Block Antiques 14 Mario Pollo 15 Kyle Scanlon 16 Frandino Antique Oriental Rugs 17 Tommy Thompson 18 Gail Torkelson, Gail Lavin Stickney 19 Robert Bauver 20 The Red Horse 21 Four Bears Antiques 22 Liberty Hill Antiques

23 Holden Antiques 24 Rita Masso Antiques 25 Baker & Co 26 Mill Brook Antiques 27 Captains Quarters 28 Dave & Bonnie Ferriss 29 David & Donna Kmetz 30 Lana Smith 31 Dennis & Valerie Bakoledis 32 Dover House Antiques 33 American Decorative Arts 34 Pewter & Wood 35 George B. Johnson Antiques 36 Missouri Plain Folk 37 Robert & Janet Sherwood 38 New England Home Antiques 39 The Rathbun Gallery 40 Mike Winslow 41 Hare’s Ltd 42 Gardiner’s Antiques 43 Michael Westman, Fine Art & Antiques 44 John H. Rogers Antiques LLC


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ANTIQUES & ART IN WOODSTOCK THE VERMONT ANTIQUES DEALERS’ SHOW

at theUNION ARENA COMMUNITY CENTER

on the Woodstock High School CampusROUTE 4, WOODSTOCK, VERMONT

1.5 miles west of the Woodstock Green(Convenient from I-89 and I-91)

Vermont ADAShow Committee

www.vermontada.com

ANTIQUE SHOW40+ SelectDealers

In Room Settings

Admission $10Delicious Lunch Catered by 3 Squares Cafe

For InformationLodging - Woodstock Chamber of Commerce

woodstockilchamber.comGeneral 802-877-3359

42nd

Annual 2016

Also visit: Bookstock on the Green in Woodstock

Saturday, JULY 30, 201610 am - 5 pm

Sunday, JULY 31, 201611 am - 4 pm

Judd Gregory Derik Pulito Pat Reese/John Rice John & Eileen Smart John Bourne Stephen-Douglas AntiquesDBR-Doug Ramsay West Pelham Antiques Marc Witus Hanes & Ruskin Home Farm Antiques Michael & Lucinda Seward Stone Block Antiques Mario PolloKyle Scanlon

Frandino Antique Oriental Rugs Tommy Thompson Gail Torkelson, Gail Lavin Stickney Robert Bauver The Red Horse Four Bears Antiques Liberty Hill Antiques Holden Antiques Rita Masso AntiquesBaker & Co Mill Brook Antiques Captains Quarters Dave & Bonnie Ferriss David & Donna Kmetz

Lana Smith Dennis & Valerie Bakoledis Dover House Antiques American Decorative Arts Pewter & Wood George B. Johnson Antiques Missouri Plain Folk Robert & Janet Sherwood New England Home Antiques The Rathbun GalleryMike Winslow Hare’s Ltd Gardiner’s Antiques Michael Westman, Fine Art & Antiques John H. Rogers Antiques LLC




ANTIQUES & ART IN WOODSTOCKThe Vermont Antiques Dealers’ Assoc. Show

JULY 30 - 31

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New HampshireAntique Dealer Assoc.

Michael & lucindaSeward

Pittsford, Vt. 05763 • [email protected]

www.michaelandlucindasewardantiques.com

Early 20th c. four color Vermont checkerboard all inbasswood found in Barre, Vt. Measures 18” by 21¾”.

DERIK PULITO, Kensington, Conn. — A 1750 cherry and pine six-drawer bureau with high scalloped base from Suffield, Conn., area. It has an old finish and is in excellent condition.

Saturday, JULY 30, 201610 am - 5 pm

Sunday, JULY 31, 201611 am - 4 pm

STEPHEN-DOUGLAS, Rockingham, Vt. — Styl-ish, unique and whimsical rocking chair with late Windsor turning on the legs, original red paint, Quebec, and dating from the mid Nineteenth Cen-tury.

STONE BLOCK ANTIQUES, Vergennes, Vt. — Oil on board by Vermont artist Thomas Curtin.

MILL BROOK ANTIQUES, Reading, Vt. — “Harry,” an early to mid-Twentieth Century toy pet.


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Rockingham,Vt and Walpole, NH • 802-463-4296

Vermont dome top chest with original painted decoration on a black ground. Related to a chest of similar decoration we owned from the southern Vermont area, ca. 1820-30.

Labeled Vermont decorated furniture is fairly rare. This stencil-decorated late Sheraton chair is from a matched set of four, all in exceptional original condition - signed on the back of each “D. M. Tuthill - Saxton’s Village, Vermont.” Daniel M. Tuthill was a resident of Rocking-ham in 1833, and a furniture, looking glass and frame manufacturer in the Saxton’s River section of Rockingham in the 1840’s.

VERMONT GOODS

Antiques and Art in WoodstockThe 42nd Annual Vermont Antiques Dealers Show

CAPTAIN’S QUARTERS, Amherst, Mass. — Grenfell bookends.

WOODSTOCK, VT. — July 30 and 31 will see the Union Arena hopping with vendors and customers from all over the country buying and selling “the best Vermont has to offer.” Since its inception in the 1960s, the VermontADA Show has been the premiere show displaying a far-rang-ing selection of antiques, from rugs to painted furniture, brass to Native American, decorative to traditional and everything in between.

Dealers come from Kentucky, Missouri, all of New England, New York, New Jersey and espe-cially Vermont to create spectacular room set-tings in what has been described as the most beautiful show going. Customers come from all

over the United States, not only to buy the best, but to see old friends, make new ones and enjoy Woodstock and the Connecticut River Valley. Check the Woodstock Chamber of Commerce for lodging and dining information.

This show and sale has some new faces, includ-ing Pat Reese/John Rice from Portsmouth, N.H. (John returning to his roots after many years); Michael Westman from Newport, R.I., bringing an eclectic array of jewelry, tribal items and deco-rative smalls; Hanes and Ruskin return with for-mal smalls and furniture, silver and brass; John Rogers brings his knowledge, expertise and his renowned collection of butter molds; Marc

Witus from New Jersey has one of the finest selections of silver smalls, objets du vertu and more; and Kyle Scanlon rejoins the roster with his collection of fresh Vermont finds.

Join us Saturday, 10 am to 5 pm, or Sunday, 11 am to 4 pm. The event will be catered by Three Squares Café of Vergennes, Vermont (mentioned numerous times as the best antique show food ever at the Cabin Fever Show this winter). Admission is $10, which allows us to donate to charities in the local area. We look forward to seeing you.

For more information, call Greg Hamilton, 802-989-1158.

THOMAS M. THOMPSON, Pembroke, N.H. — A Nineteenth Century weaver’s skarn measures 63 inches long and 29 inches high.




DERIK PULITO, Kensington, Conn. — An early Eighteenth Century heavily turned, double-beaded stretcher tavern table in old red from Massachu-setts. It was found on Martha’s Vineyard 35 years ago and is in all original condition.

THE RED HORSE ANTIQUES, Bridgewater, Vt. — A group of wooden box-es includes a dominoes set, an inlaid rectangular jewelry box, a pair of burlwood cases and an inlaid tea caddy with key.

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Thomas m. ThompsonA n t i q u e s

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Pembroke, NH (603) 496-8497Also at Thos. Bartlett Antiques

114 Dover Road, Chichester, NH 03234

this little piggy went to woodstock!

chalk pig from indiana butcher shop


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John H. RogersA n t i q u e s

CAFs, LLC

P. O. Box 234, elkins, new Hampshire 03233603-526-6778

Fish maple sugar mold 5¼” long

DENNIS & VALERIE BAKOLEDIS, Rhinebeck, N.Y. — Nineteenth Century theorem on velvet.


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Derik Pulito18th & 19th Century Country Americana

Kensington, Ct (860) 828-0588By Appointment Only

signed and dated oil on canvas ofLake george: n.A.Moore, 1893.

excellent condition, 10½” by 20½” sight size.the cover jacket of his biography published by

Vose galleries has the same image.Housed in its original gilt frame.

Stone BlockAntiqueSG r e G H a m i l t o n

Open most Fridays 9 am - 9 pm

219 Main Street, Vergennes, VT 05491802-877-3359 or 802-989-1158

[email protected]

“Winter Hills of Vermont” by James King Bonnar

CAPTAIN’S QUARTERS, Amherst, Mass. — Sperm whale carving.

MICHAEL & LUCINDA SEWARD, Pittsford, Vt. — Wood and tin foot warmer in rare original apple green paint.

THE RED HORSE ANTIQUES, Bridgewater, Vt. — This chair with character dates from the Nineteenth Century, New England armchair with rush seat measuring 47 inches high.

STEPHEN-DOUGLAS, Rockingham, Vt. — The Green Mountain Potatoes sign dates from the Twentieth Century.

ANTIQUES & ART IN WOODSTOCK THE VERMONT ANTIQUES

DEALERS’ SHOW

UNION ARENA COMMUNITY CENTERon the Woodstock High School CampusROUTE 4, WOODSTOCK, VERMONT




West Pelham AntiquesWest Pelham AntiquesMichael A. Weinberg

24 Amherst Road, Pelham, MA 01002-9624www.westpelhamantiques.rubylane.com

[email protected] (cell)

American & English Needlework SamplersEarly English Ceramics • American Country in Paint

If only signs could talk! “Dr. Drake’s Health & Reducing Treatments”. One can’t help but wonder exactly WHAT role the “Lady Attendant” played? Black on white painted sign, 20½” x 11½” x 1” (thick). Single board, beveled edges. Surface dirt commensu-rate with age (late 19th/early 20th century), but no cracks, splits or other damage.

STEPHEN-DOUGLAS, Rockingham, Vt. — New England tap table in the original red paint with large overhang to top, shown with an ear-ly American wooden lantern with bull’s-eye glass.

DERIK PULITO, Kensington, Conn. — A circa 1730 Massachusetts Queen Anne highboy in ma-ple with chased William and Mary brasses. It re-tains an old finish.

STONE BLOCK ANTIQUES, Vergennes, Vt. — New York City serigraph by Harry Shokler.

NEW ENGLAND HOME ANTIQUES, Wethers-field, Conn. — Signed miniature watercolor on paper of a fashionable lady in the original frame and dating from the early Nineteenth Century.

FRANDINO ANTIQUE ORIENTAL RUGS, Walpo-le, N.H. — Karadja from northwest Persia in very good condition and measuring 4 feet 10 inches by 6 feet 6 inches.


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PAT REESE/JOHN RICEP. O. BOX 6552 PORTSMOUTH, NH 03802

E X H I B I T I N G

July 2016 Vermont Antiques Dealers Assosication Show

NOT JUST AMERICANA

Wildwood Lane • Amherst, Massachusetts 01002Phone (413) 549-6860

Nautical Art and Antiques

Whaling - South Pacific

PEWTER & WOOD, Enfield, N.H. and Cave Creek, Ariz. — Wall-mounted game wheel, circa 1900, in the original four colors of paint.

MICHAEL & LUCINDA SEWARD, Pittsford, Vt. — A rare Eighteenth Century octagon pewter plate, probably Continental, measuring 10¾ inches across.

MISSOURI PLAIN FOLK, Sikeston, Mo. — Crusty painted double-sid-ed sign measuring 14 by 7 inches.

STEPHEN-DOUGLAS, Rockingham, Vt. — Cast iron toy “Circus Wagon” that is drawn by an elephant, all in the original paint.

CAPTAIN’S QUARTERS, Amherst, Mass. — Eagle carved from ram’s horn.




PEWTER & WOOD

“See you in Woodstock!”

Enfield, NH • 602 677 5686

Barbara Boardman Johnson • www.pewterandwoodantiques.com

ROBERT BAUVERWill Be Bringing a Selection of Fine Antique Jewelry,

Including This Seed Pearl SetMarketed by Starr & Marcus

Nancy Stahura * 802-484-5942 * [email protected] Box 177 * 3202 Route 106 * Reading, Vermont 05062

Mill BrookAntiques

Vermont LandscapeOver

Bennington Threesome

HOME FARM ANTIQUES, Bolton Landing, N.Y. — Nineteenth Century claw and egg gaming fob of carved bone holding a set of four tiny dice.

HOLDEN ANTIQUES, Sherman, Conn. & Naples, Fla. — A set of two wallpaper band boxes with a Henry Cushing & Co., Providence label.

STONE BLOCK ANTIQUES, Vergennes, Vt. — An Eigh-teenth Century architectural corner cupboard, New Jer-sey or Pennsylvania.


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Dennis & Valerie Bakoledis

“Game On”

845 876 7944

New England Home Antiques

Bruce Henley • Wethersfield, Ct860-257-1665

17th, 18th, early 19th Century American Country Furniture & Accessories

one of a pair of decorative carved brackets, late 19th c.

HOLDEN ANTIQUESSherman, CT and Naples, FL

www.EHoldenAntiques.comEd and Anita Holden

860-350-2272

Lath Art portrait of a woman and her dogby Theodore Degroot, mid 20th C.

Frandino Antique Oriental RugsLori Frandino

Walpole, NH • 603 [email protected]

WEST PELHAM ANTIQUES, Pelham, Mass. — Red painted toleware snuff box with a hand painted image of a farmer carrying a goose (?) in a basket in exceptional col-or and condition. Cut corners, lift-lid, and measuring 3½ by 17/8 by three-quarter-inch high. Except for some very minor edge losses, confined to the yellow perimeter line, the paint is virtually untouched.

THE RED HORSE ANTIQUES, Bridgewater, Vt. — Large tin gi-raffe candy holder, measuring 19 inches high, in the original red paint and working hinged lid.

MICHAEL B. WESTMAN ANTIQUES, Wakefield, R.I. — Mechan-ical prison art diorama of boxing monkeys carved from peach pits, circa 1927. It is in an inlaid glass case.

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