Selling antique books

Dunning was a founder of the Fall River School in Massachusetts. It emphasized still life paintings.
A large 19th-century handmade scenic tapestry of a European village scene, done by an unknown artist and measuring 171 inches wide by 109 inches tall ($6,038).
Rounding out the top lots, a Pulvers 1897 one-cent mechanical gum ball dispenser in a nice oak case, 24 inches high, went for $11,500; a Lochmans original Model B upright music box, playing 24.5-inch discs, with a double comb and 12 bells, rang out at $8,050; a 17-inch Daum Nancy cameo glass and enamel decorated leaf and berry vase reached $6,613; and a Walter Durfee banjo clock hit $6,325.
Next up for Fontaine's Auction Gallery is an Antique Discovery Auction on December 6 and a Cataloged Antique Auction in January 2009 (date to be determined). The firm is always accepting quality consignments for future sales. To consign an item, an estate or a collection, you may call them directly, at (413) 448-8922. Or, you can send them an e-mail, at infofontaineauction.com

Dalrymple said she sees Main Street as the place to be and is enthusiastic about sharing her eclectic approach to healing and the arts. Ozark Foothills FilmFest will help celebrate the grand opening of Healing Grounds with a special pre-holiday clearance sale of T-shirts and posters from previous festivals, as well as the Best of T Tauri DVD of youth produced films.
The Cinnamon Stick, a new lunchtime dining spot in Judith Lees Antiques, will also open its doors that evening. The newest venture of Judith Lees owner Jennifer Davidson is, in the words of Main Street Batesville executive director Paula Grimes, a welcome addition to the downtown business district. Jennifer has demonstrated with her antique business that everything she does is first-class.
The arts will continue to be an important element of 2nd Friday. MorningSide CoffeeHouse will host a free Short Film Festival featuring award winning dramas, comedies, and documentaries from festivals around the world

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