Art and Estate Auction

A small Art Nouveau patinated bronze vase decorated with carnations, signed: “Clem” H./H. 5" – 13cms.

An Art Deco crystal liqueur set with a leopard skin decoration, consisting of a decanter and six glasses.

An Art Deco crystal liqueur set with a painted sepia decoration of roses, consisting of a decanter and six glasses.

A set of three Art Nouveau Gallé miniature vases with overlaid red berries on an orange ground, signed, cased.

A pair of probably Belgian Art Deco pottery vases decorated with birds on a green and brown ground. H./H. 16 1/2" – 42cms.

An Art Deco porcelain lamp decorated with birds and flowers on a cobalt blue and gilt ground, the metal base signed: “Handel”. H./H. 28" – 71cms.

An Art Nouveau faïence square brown and green umbrella stand decorated with flowers holding draperies. H./H. 22 1/2" – 57cms.

A probably Loetz three handled iridescent glass vase. H./H. 7 1/2" – 19cms.

An Art Deco diamond shaped wrought iron wall mirror decorated with roses 39 3/4" x 22" – 1.01M x 56cms.

A mottled orange crystal vase.

A Murano amber glass circular bowl signed; “Venini, Italia”.

An Art Nouveau Limoges porcelain planter by William Guérin decorated with angel heads within blue medallions on a gilt and brown geometric grou...

A mid-19th Century Quebec cherrywood breakfast table, the hinged circular top above a ring turned columnar support resting on a concave platform base

A 19th Century Quebec pine grey green painted cupboard, the moulded cornice above a pair of panelled doors, on a shaped base H./H. 51" – 1.29M....

A pair of Quebec bright cut sterling silver sugar tongs, circa 1830, marks of L. Haldiman or L. Halliday, makers in Montreal.

A Franco-Ontarian pine sofa, circa 1830, the triangular backrest on turned supports, with baluster shaped armrests, on turned legs. L./L. 72" –...

An Enfield percussion rifle dated 1864, profusely marked “VR” including the butt. longueur du fusil/Length of rifle: 37" – 94cms.

A Civil War type Enfield gun dated 1867, profusely marked: “V.R” including on the butt, with original ramrod.

A Barnett flintlock Indian trade gun, circa 1820, for the Hudson Bay Company, with a gilt dragon side plate, signed: “Barnett, London” and with the co

An Inuit stone carving of an owl, signed, dated 1975.