Semi-Annual Antiques, Collectibles, and Fine Jewelry Auction

A very pretty, late 19th century brass oil lamp with hand painted font and shade. Circa 1890.

Two scarce early 20th century Wedgwood commemorative plates, Royal Standard Vancouver, B.C. and the other Dominion of Canada coat of arms. Fredericton

A large hand-carved and painted folk art decoy of a Red Breasted Merganser by the American artist K. William Kautz. Approximately 24 1/2" long.

A pair of scarce early 20th century Wedgwood commemorative plates - Quebec - with coat of arms. 10" diameter. Sold on choice.

An unusual, late 19th century quarter cut oak child's folding highchair with Dutch motif pressed back, and wrought iron wheels. Circa 1880.

A 19th century Chinese pottery vase with relief foliate design, and celadon glaze. Approximately 15 3/4" high.

A scarce Port Neuf pottery tea cup and saucer, Maple leaf pattern. See page 72, "Port Neuf Pottery" by R. W. Finlayson.

A good quarter cut oak serpentine fronted dresser with shaped bevelled glass swing mirror. Circa 1900. 45" wide.

Two attractive pottery bowls, hand decorated styalised flower design. Probably Port Neuf.

A scarce Port Neuf pottery mug decorated with birds. Chip to base rim. 3 1/8" high.

A good set of six oak Windsor dining chairs with black stained finish (includes two carvers). Made by The Windsor Workshop (New York).

Two hand-carved and painted bird carvings, Nichols Feeder Yellowlegs and Cromwell Peep, by the Canadian artist Will Kirkpatrick. The tallest is 11&q...

A hand-carved and painted folk art decoy of a preening pintail by the American artist K. William Kautz. Approximately 20" long.

An impressive, large mahogany country style dining table on trestle base. Approximatel 3' x 8'.

An Art Nouveau tin cased three piece clock garniture set, with etched foliate motifs. Circa 1890 - 1910.

A pair of large Delfts blue transfer decorated "Royal Sphinx, Maastricht" wall chargers. 16" diameter.

A Iranian "Mashad" wool carpet with central medallion, on a red ground. Measures approximately 10'4" x 6'5".

A set of four oak windsor back dining chairs.

A hand-carved and painted folk art toy of a farmer and cow by the American artist Chris Flesher. Approximately 23" long.