American Antiques magazine May 1978 Silver Toleware Plasterwork Tin

May 1978

ANTIQUE ANTIQUES OLD COLLECTIBLE COLLECTIBLES ROADSHOW ROAD SHOW Mitor & Publisher Willis M. Rivinus Associate Publisher Anne G. Rivinus Contributing Editor George Michael Assistant Editor Rhoda Staab Regional Representatives Upstate NY — Jerry Davis Tarrytown, NY — Christine Horton Washington, DC - Ruth Barker Atlanta, GA — Marty Barnes Indianapolis, IN — Virginia McKay Fort Worth, TX - Jonathan Shipley Advertising Representatives National — Mary Ann Willey Helfrich American Antiques New Hope, PA 18938 215-297-5409 New England Mid-Atlantic — William Hansen Old County Road Francestown, N.H. 03043 603-547-6662 Robert P. Tyson Mid-Atlantic Media P.O. Box 152 Kennett Square, PA 19348 215-388^202 Magazine Design Mary Drake Subscription Service Barbara Fazzina Barbara Collins American Antiques is published monthly and copyrighted 1978 by Lindencroft Publi- cations, Inc., RD #1, Box 241, New Hope, Pa.18938. Subscription price $10.00 per year; single copy $1.00 in U.S. and possessions. Telephone (215) 297-5409. Second Class Postage paid at New Hope, Pa. and at additional offices. American Antiques Incorporating National Antiques Review, Antiques Gazette and The Drummer Volume VI May THIS MONTH Number 5 1978 News & Trends in American antiques and art................... 8 Carousel Animals from the Charlotte Dinger Collection on view at the Brandywine River Museum.......................... 12 Two Revolutionary Period Boston Families and Their Silver by Jean Taylor Federico of the DAR Museum in Washington.... 17 A Visit with Philip Hammerslough, dean of American silver collectors, by George Michael ............................. 21 Kenmore Acts to Preserve its Unique Plasterwork Treasures by P. Russell Bastedo.................................... 24 Antiquing in Sarasota, Florida by Avis W. Cullen ............... 28 Flowering Tin—Painted Country Tinware by Florence White..... 29 Americana auction highlights at Sotheby Parke Bernet.......... 32 Collector's Tintinnabulations—old tin cans suddenly become collectable by Lou W. McCulloch. .......................... 33 New Paltz, New York celebrates its three hundred year Huguenot heritage in June ........................................ 38 Ethel Vallos winter antiques show draws crowds by Barbara Havighurst ................................... 40 Book News of note ........................................ 42 Antiques Directory — shops worth visiting .................... 47 Antiques Shows move north ................................ 48 Directory of hard-to-find Craftsmen .......................... 52 Latest Offerings for sale and wanted ......................... 54 Coming Events all over the country .......................... 55 COVER A horse carved by Charles Looff about 1912 in Riverside, Rhode Island. This fine example of the Coney Island Style of carousel figure carving illustrates the exuberance and dramatic force of this art form. The horse is part of the Charlotte Dinger Collection of more than one hundred and fifty figures which will be the featured exhibit at the Brandywine River Museum Antiques Show on May 26-29, 1978. This cover picture and the carousel article illustration are courtesy of the Brandywine River Museum.

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