Semi-Annual Antiques, Collectibles, and Fine Jewelry Auction

A lady's 14kt white gold diamond cocktail ring. (2.50 cts total weight). With appraisal of $ 9,000.

A fine Victorian mahogany crank extension dining table with two leaves, on turned and fluted legs. Circa 1860.

A lady's 14kt yellow gold diamond necklace. (2.25 cts total weight). With appraisal of $ 8,200.

A Georgian papier-mache circular lidded box with pen and ink sketch of "Badgers in the Black Slums". 3 3/8" diameter.

An elegant Rococo-style giltwood wall mirror with open foliate carving.

An attractive stained and leaded glass panel depicting a stylized flower head. Measures approximately 42 1/4" x 14".

Two 19th century Canadian fiddle pattern teaspoons by George Savage & Son (1837 - 1851), one by Hendery and Leslie, one RW and one spoon by WV. ...

A framed acrylic painting on board by Tom Thompson entitled "Sunset". 20 x 24 inches.

Three attractive coloured W H Bartlett engravings of Niagara Fall scenes. Circa 1850.

An oil painting on panel of a still-life with fruit and an ewer. In a period gilded and moulded frame.

An interesting East Indian teak cabinet with two door cupboard flanked by drawers, and foliate embossed tin panels. 47" wide x 51" high.

A 1930's walnut cased mantle clock. Made by Solar.

An attractive stained and leaded glass panel depicting Art Nouveau style geometric design. Measures approximately 8 1/2" x 35 1/4".

A good hand knotted wool carpet with foliate sprays on an off-white ground. Approximately 9' x 12'.

An ornately framed oil painting on canvas of Rembrandt's portrait. 20" x 24".

A contemporary walnut side table with green marble top. 18" diameter.

An ornately framed acrylic painting on board of a seashore landscape, signed W. Movis. 15 1/2" x 7 3/4".

An early hand-coloured engraved map "La Baja D'Hudson Terra di Labrador e Groenlandia" Venezia dated 1778 by Antonio Zatta. 11 1/2&quo...

A 1930's figured walnut drop-front bureau desk with three drawers. 29" wide.

A framed and glazed print of a painting by Group of Seven artist A. J. Casson showing the hills of Quebec.