AUCTION LOCATION
1141 Wea Wit St
East Earl, PA 17519
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1141 Wea Wit St
East Earl, PA 17519
All items are sold as is and all sales are final. No returns or chargebacks accepted. 13% Buyer’s premium for on-site bidders. 18% Buyer’s premium for online bidders. The buyer’s premium will be reduced 3% for payments made with PA check or cash on auction day. Pennsylvania 6% sales tax applies to all taxable items sold unless you have a sales tax-exempt form on file. All items need to be picked up within 3 business days.
We are now accepting consignments for our upcoming Local Fine Art Auction!
We’re excited to announce that we are now accepting consignments for our next art auction, featuring cherished works by Abner and Aaron Zook—the famed Amish‑born identical twins from Womelsdorf PA whose deeply sculptural, diorama‑style paintings have become beloved treasures of Pennsylvania folk art. Their work is known for carved figures, layered landscapes, architectural detail, and vivid storytelling that captures the daily rhythms of Amish and rural Pennsylvania life. Their artistic legacy continues through family members and fellow regional folk artists, forming one of the most recognizable bodies of American folk art today.
This event celebrates craftsmanship, heritage, and meaningful handmade work—pieces that offer not just visual appeal but the stories and traditions embedded within them. We welcome consignors who appreciate this spirit, whether you’re offering a Zook diorama, a local landscape, or another fine artwork ready to be shared with new admirers.
If you have questions, we’re happy to guide you through the process or help determine whether your piece is a good fit. We’d love to hear the story behind what you have!
Abner and Aaron Zook are among the most recognized Pennsylvania folk artists of the twentieth century, renowned for their distinctive three-dimensional depictions of Amish and rural Pennsylvania life. Working in Lancaster County, the Zooks developed a highly recognizable style that blended painting, carving, and relief construction into detailed narrative scenes. Their works remain highly sought after by collectors of Pennsylvania Dutch folk art, Americana, and regional history.
Winter Covered Bridge with Blacklight (1986) - A remarkable three-dimensional winter panorama featuring a covered bridge, sleigh ride, skaters, and a working blacklight effect that transforms the scene into a nighttime landscape.
Country Farm Market (1990) - A lively harvest-season scene capturing the charm of rural Pennsylvania through a bustling farm stand filled with produce, townspeople, and vintage automobiles.
Roman Chariot Race (1976) - An uncommon and dramatic historical subject in Zook's oeuvre, depicting a thrilling Roman chariot race brought to life through layered relief and dynamic movement.
Train Ride (1996) - A masterfully constructed railroad interior that uses perspective and dimensional carving to recreate the experience of early American rail travel.
Winter Sleigh Ride (1988) - A classic Pennsylvania winter scene showcasing a horse-drawn sleigh racing past a vibrant red covered bridge amid snow-covered countryside.
Mill Stream (1989) - A tranquil rural landscape where children fish beside a winding stream leading to a historic water-powered mill.
Dairy Farm (1994) - A warm pastoral composition featuring grazing dairy cattle set against a picturesque Pennsylvania farmstead in autumn.
Woodland Child and Dog (1999) - A charming woodland narrative that celebrates the simplicity and tranquility of country life through rich texture and detail.
Covered Bridge Winter Landscape - A nostalgic winter countryside centered on a traditional covered bridge and horse-drawn sleigh, exemplifying the artist's signature folk-art style.
Rural Landscape Relief Painting (2008) - A beautifully rendered Pennsylvania farmstead at sunset, highlighted by a striking red covered bridge and glowing evening sky.
Horse Herd Panel - An energetic hand-carved relief depicting eight horses in motion, showcasing Bryan's skill in capturing movement and detail.
Harley-Davidson Panel - A bold and colorful carving that combines motorcycle culture, patriotic imagery, and intricate craftsmanship.
Cozy Cabin Panel - A welcoming cabin interior featuring a fireplace, Christmas tree, and resting dog, rendered with warmth and exceptional detail.
Last Supper Panel - A finely carved interpretation of the iconic biblical scene, framed by elaborate decorative carving that highlights the artist's craftsmanship.
Conestoga Wagon Model - An exceptionally detailed handcrafted model celebrating the craftsmanship and historical significance of Pennsylvania's iconic Conestoga wagon.
Any day from now until the start of the auction, Monday through Friday from 7AM to 4:30PM.
Monday November 16, 2026 7:00AM - 4:30PM
Tuesday November 17, 2026 7:00AM - 4:30PM
Wednesday November 18, 2026 7:00AM - 4:30PM
All items must be picked up by, 4:30PM on Wednesday November 18, 2026 or the items will be considered abandoned unless other arrangements have been made.