Semi-Annual Antiques, Collectibles, and Fine Jewelry Auction

A good, early 20th century "English Express Lever" keywind pocketwatch made by J. Graves of Sheffield, England. With a machined sterling s...

An impressive mahogany queen size bed with ornate open-carved Rococo style foliate sprays.

A lady's 14kt white gold brooch claw set with three 0.03 ct round brilliant cut diamonds. With appraisal of $ 595.

A lady's 18kt yellow gold oval sapphire and diamond ring. (sapphire 1.46 cts/diamond 0.50 cts total weight). With appraisal of $ 4,500.

A good Meissen porcelain ornament of a recumbant stallion. 8 3/4" long. Bears crossed sword painted mark.

A pair of mahogany side tables with lyre shaped supports. Sold on choice.

Three 19th century military prints.

A very well framed and matted set of four antique chromolithographs of fish by Sherman Foote Denton. Circa 1895.

A pair of decorative table lamps with stylized "antique vase" base.

A fine, late 19th century mahogany two door wardrobe with shaped and beveled mirrors. Circa 1880. 50" x 89" high.

A framed and glazed Frost & Reed print of two clipper ships, after the original by Montague Dawson entitled "Ariel & Tapping".

A 19th century colour engraving by E. Duncan (after the painting by W. J. Huggins) of "The Honorable East India Company's Ship Inglis...&qu...

An 18th century engraving "Quebec Capital City of Canada from the North East", engraved by Rooker for Paynes New System of Geography. 6 3/...

An early 19th century French figured mahogany and carved giltwood library table with Egyptian bust carved leg supports. Restored. (Reputedly belonged

A fine lady's full length vintage lamb's wool coat.

A fine ladys full length vintage mink fur coat.

Two very pretty blue/vaseline glass ornaments; a pitcher (5 1/2") and a vase with foliate motifs (6").

Two early 19th century French Empire period chairs with brass fittings. (One armchair and a side chair). Sold on choice.

A platinum ring set with small diamonds.

3 19th century Canadian fiddle pattern silver teaspoons by Gustavus Seifert, Quebec City and 3 others by J.R.