The Collection of David & the late Mary Jo Field - October 29, 2022 @ 10 AM - Pridham's Auctions

The Collection of David and the late Mary Jo Field

It is with great pleasure that Pridham’s Auctions & Appraisals presents the lifelong collection of David and the late Mary Jo Field. Avid collectors of Canadiana antiques and folk art for fifty years; they filled their authentically restored 1850’s home - Croydon House - with pieces they treasured and enjoyed. As collectors and dealers of Canadiana and folk art and with a wide international experience they developed an aesthetic for wonderful objects. The collection holds many traditional items but expands into the playful and unusual. Central to their overall collection is an important selection of carvings and paintings by highly regarded and much sought-after artists: William Loney, the Klatt Brothers, Joe Norris, Félicien Lévesque, Joe Sleep, Colins Eisenhauer, Chief James Beaver and many others. This sale is rounded out with inclusions from a select number of like-minded collectors. Pridham’s is pleased to offer some of the very best in the Canadiana and folk-art collecting areas on October 29th. The Fields are well known in the trade and by collectors alike for their keen eye and excellent taste; this sale is a special occasion not to be missed.

C’est avec grand plaisir que Pridham’s Auctions & Appraisals présente la collection privée de David et de feu Mary Jo Field. Collectionneurs passionnés d’antiquités canadiennes et d’art populaire depuis cinquante ans; ils ont rempli leur maison des années 1850 authentiquement restaurée - Croydon House - avec des pièces qu’ils chérissaient et appréciaient. En tant que collectionneurs et marchands d’art canadien et folklorique, et avec une vaste expérience internationale, ils ont développé une esthétique pour des objets merveilleux. La collection contient de nombreux objets traditionnels mais se développe dans le ludique et l’insolite. Au cœur de leur collection globale se trouve une importante sélection de sculptures et de peintures d’artistes très appréciés et très recherchés : William Loney, les frères Klatt, Joe Norris, Félicien Lévesque, Joe Sleep, Colins Eisenhauer, le chef James Beaver et bien d’autres. Cette vente est complétée par des inclusions d’un certain nombre de collectionneurs partageant les mêmes idées. Pridham’s est heureux d’offrir certaines pièces notables dans les domaines de collection d’art canadien et folklorique le 29 octobre. Les Fields sont bien connus dans le commerce et par les collectionneurs pour leur œil vif et leur excellent goût ; cette vente est une occasion spéciale à ne pas manquer.

Robin Andrew Pridham – President, Pridham’s Auctions & Appraisals; Auctioneer / Encanteur

Josée Bonneville – Chief of Operations / Chef d’administration

François Guenet – Director of Operations / Directeur des opérations

Cassia Jager – Gallery Coordinator & Social Media / Coordinatrice & Réseaux sociaux

Peter Baker – Catalogue Author / Texte du catalogue

Andrew Rashotte – Photographer / Photographe Helen Rimmer – Design / Mise en page

PRIDHAM’S

CHEESE Tin

A large general store cheese tin in coral red paint with gold bands and large gold letters “CHEESE”. The lid is domed and has a wire bail handle. Minor dents and some paint loss but an impressive and unusual object. Circa 1900. H: 12”; D: 18.5”. Field Collection.

Estimation 600-800 $

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Camden East Wall Box

A pine wall box with cutlery rack and having a tall shaped backboard, picked by Rob Lambert in Camden East (Lennox and Addington Cty). Cleaned to original red and brown paint. Includes ten 19th century bone handled forks. Ontario, 19th century. H: 18.5”; W: 14”; D: 8”. Field Collection.

Estimation 600-800 $

Naïve Lion Carving

A naïvely carved lion with a cream body and dark mane and leather tail. Québec, early 20th century. H: 5”; L: 7”. Field Collection.

Estimation 400-600 $ 4

Whirligig Cowboy Figures

A pair of folk art cowboy figures with painted surface and wearing ten-gallon hats -- one hat in tin, the other carved. Originally part of a whirligig, they are now mounted on a custom base. Some loss to the face of one figure. Norfolk County, Ontario, early 20th century. H: 20”; Base 16” x 4”. Field Collection.

Estimation 800-1,200 $

Folky Bucket Bench

A pine pail bench in untouched condition with a decorative back board and the sides having a scalloped top edge and half-moon cut-outs at the base. Marlbank, Ontario, circa 1890.

H: 30”; W: 28”; D: 14”. Field Collection.

Estimation 600-1,000 $

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Painted Medicine Chest

A medicine cabinet in old white and pale blue paint having a fence ornamentation on the top, a shaped mirror frame on the door, and a towel bar below. The interior has divided compartments, also in blue paint. Québec, circa 1900.

H: 29”; W: 14”; D: 7”. Field Collection.

Estimation 500-800 $

Horse Shadow Box

A small shadow box / diorama of a rider on a galloping white horse, attributed to George Lehigh from Lehigh Corners near Mallorytown, Ontario. Mr. Lehigh is known to have made several small and detailed shadow box scenes. Circa 1900. H: 6”; L: 9.5”; D: 5”. Field Collection.

Estimation 600-800 $

8 Haida Spoon

A painted Haida spoon with face carving, mounted on a custom stand. Circa 1900. L: 14”. Field Collection.

Estimation 200-400 $

Prince Edward Island Carved Whimsey

A wonderful carved whimsy from Prince Edward Island having a large ball in a chip-carved tower adorned with a maple leaf, a bird with an envelope, hatched diamonds, a ladder, etc. In a strong crackled dark varnish surface.

H: 10.5”; W: 3.5”; D: 3.5”. Field Collection.

Estimation 200-400 $

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Tugboat Model

A folk art model of the tugboat Lucy Ashton, in vibrant yellow, red, and black paint and having a small cast eagle mounted on the pilot house. Nice details and mounted on the original yellow base.

H: 21”; L: 24”; W: 5”. Field Collection.

Estimation 300-400 $

Three-Drawer Chest

A narrow pine chest with a low gallery, three stacked dovetailed drawers, and a scalloped base on the front and two sides. Cleaned to its original red paint. Québec, mid 19th century.

H: 35.25” W: 20”; D: 17.5”. Field Collection.

Estimation 800-1,200 $

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Tamworth Open Shelf

A small pine hanging open cupboard in old cream overpaint, one side never painted. Wheeler estate, Tamworth, Ontario, 1850-1875.

H: 24.25”; W: 20”; D: 8”. Field Collection.

Estimation 400-600 $

Three-Tiered Spool Stand

A painted yellow three-tiered stand made from wooden thread spools of various sizes. Circa 1890. H: 29“; W: 10”; D: 14”. Field Collection.

Estimation 300-500 $

14 Sunday Dinner Sign

A metal sign in white paint with black lettering: “Sunday Dinners” on one side and “Italian Spaghetti” on the other. Mid 20th century. H: 8.75”; L: 66”. Field Collection.

Estimation 400-600 $

Early Food Screens

A grouping of early dome shaped food screens with handles, in various graduated sizes, the largest being 14.5” and the smallest 5.6”. 18901920. Field Collection.

Estimation 200-400 $

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Pennsylvania Dog Carving

A sculpted dog with a hatch carved body, attributed to Pennsylvania carver Aaron Mountz (1873-1949) who learned his carving skills from noted sculptor Wilhelm Schimmel (1817-1890). Mountz was born near the Conodoguinet Creek at Carlisle, Pa., which was a regular destination for Schimmel. Circa 1940. H: 3.75”; L: 4.75”. Field Collection.

Estimation 600-800 $

Rooster Weathervane

A sheet metal rooster weathervane from Odessa with strong form and a full tail in old red paint. The feet are intact with one leg raised while the beak is missing and the upper reinforcing strap is a later addition. Mounted on a funky iron stand. Ontario, circa 1900. H: 69.5”; W: 24”. Field Collection.

Estimation 1,000-1500 $

18 Lodge Frame

A pine lodge frame in original black and yellow paint with turned half-columns terminating in painted coral finials at the top. Original hanging rings. Ontario, late 19th century. H: 24”; W: 18”. Field Collection.

Estimation 400-500 $

Storage Bench

A pine storage box / seat in soft grey-green paint with bootjack cut-outs on the sides. Chip on right front foot. Perth, Ontario, late 19th century.

H: 20”: 42”; D: 12”. Field Collection.

Estimation 600-800 $

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Red Truck Whirligig

A folky sheet iron whirligig of a man in front of his red truck cutting wood on a saw horse. The red truck, which appears to be falling off a cliff, has crudely painted black windows; the sawyer is painted white and the four-blade propellor is tur quoise, all in old surface. Mounted on an old pine base. Waterloo County, Ontario, 1930-50.

H: 30”; L: 36 “; D: 16”. Field Collection.

Estimation 800-1,000 $

21 Croydon Wall Shelf

A small architectural wall shelf with a prominent stepped cornice and a framed panel below, from Croydon, Ontario (picked by Rob Lambert in 1981). Cleaned to the original paint, 19th century. H: 12”; W: 31”; D: 6”. Field Collection.

Estimation 400-600 $

22 Early Apple Peeler

An early handmade wooden apple peeler with finely turned components and in original red-brown surface. The original leather drive belt is intact. From the Asselstine estate, Napanee, 1870. H: 9.5”. L: 29”; D: 5”. Field Collection.

Estimation 500-800 $

Painted Stand

A small flower / fern stand in original crazed cream and brown paint with blue highlights on the turnings and edge of the circular top. Mounted on a round base with four shaped feet. Québec, circa 1900. H: 23”; D: 9”. Field Collection.

Estimation 300-500 $ 24

Grimsby Foot Stool

A pine foot stool in dry original varnished surface and with a high cut-out bracket base from Grimsby, Ontario, de-accessioned in 1999 from the Inverarden Museum in Cornwall. The lid is hinged and each side has a raised diamond motif. The top is reupholstered. Very good condition. Circa 1840. H: 16”; Base: 17” square. Field Collection.

Estimation 400-600 $

Lanark Foot Stool

A foot stool having splayed and shaped feet and the original “slip” top (re-upholstered with original material still intact underneath). Lanark County, Ontario, 1835-50. H: 14”; Top 14” square. Field Collection.

Estimation 200-400 $

Slip Decorated Tea Pot

A slip decorated redware tea pot (swirl cream on red) having double pouring spouts and the inscription “Mrs. Jacob Bury, Sept 19, 1901”. English, likely a wedding presentation piece. Chip on inside of the rim on lid (not visible). H: 7.5”; body 10” x 6”. Field Collection.

Estimation 200-300 $

Four Sewing Pieces

Lot of four sewing pieces: two spool holders including one two-tier example, a stuffed cotton bird pin cushion, and a needle book. Largest 9” high. Field Collection.

Estimation 300-500 $

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Tiered Pin Cushion

A large pin cushion on a double-tiered spool base in original crackled surface. Late 19th century. Lanark County, Ontario. H: 10”; W: 6”; D: 6”. Field Collection.

Estimation 300-500 $

Naïve Scissor Holder

A naïve pin cushion / spool / scissor holder from Kingston, Ontario, all in old crackled varnish surface. Circa 1890. H: 9”; W: 4”; D: 4”. Field Collection.

Estimation 200-300 $

30 Painted Tote

A deep cutlery box or tool tote in pine with a shaped handle and original light green paint. Québec, mid 19th century. H: 9”; W: 14”; D: 11.25”. Field Collection.

Estimation 200-300 $

Athens Tapered Leg Stand

A one drawer tapered leg table in original dry red from the estate of Jessie Earl, Athens, Ontario. Pine with a butternut top, cock bead around the drawer, brass knob. Circa 1835. H: 28.25”; W: 16.5”; D: 17”. Field Collection.

Estimation 800-1,200 $

Make-Do Table

A one-of-a-kind side table that is a sculpture from every angle, made from scrap wood with a pieced top and gantry-like leg construction. Inscribed “This table was made by my dad Hy. E. Bardwell about the middle ‘90s, Norwich England, 37 St Stephens Square”. Old varnish on the base. Late 19th century. H: 24”; L: 30”; W: 21”. Field Collection.

Estimation 300-500 $

Prince Edward Island Tea Wagon

A pine tea wagon from Prince Edward Island with a large framed top, a lower shelf that is also framed, and Sheraton-style turned legs with large iron casters and spoked metal wheels. All in old crackled surface and good patina with black highlights on the leg turnings and the flat surface of the lower shelf. A rare form. 19th century.

H: 26.75”; W: 30.25”; D: 20.25”. Field Collection.

Estimation 800-1,000 $

Parcheesi Table

An X-stretcher games table with the top being a large parcheesi board in vibrant colours and also having a single drawer and original iron casters. Illegible writing on the drawer bottom. Found in Ste-Anne-de-Bellevue, Québec, late 19th century. H: 26”; Top: 39” square. Field Collection.

Estimation 1,200-1,800 $

Memoryware Stands

A pair of elaborate memoryware stands adorned with bits of broken pottery, animal figurines, jewelry, buttons, toys, etc. Niagara Falls, Ontario, 1970s. One is 24” tall and the other 29”. Field Collection.

Estimation 200-300 $

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Memoryware Umbrella Stand

A memoryware umbrella or cane stand made from an old terra cotta chimney flue tile and decorated with shards of porcelain/pottery including a Peter Pan figure at the bottom. Québec, early 20th century. H: 27”; D: 10.25”. Field Collection.

Estimation 400-600 $

A sculptural wooden three-part hatmaker’s form, in untouched surface, circa 1920s. The base is stamped 234. H: 9”; W: 11”. Field Collection.

Estimation 400-600 $

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Lodge Frame & Baton

A lot of 2: a lodge frame with a broken-arch pediment and gold painted crown in old varnish surface from Hastings County, Ontario, late 19th century (H: 26”; W: 15.75”). In addition, a band leader’s marching baton with a gold ball on a black shaft, late 19th century (H: 63”).

Field Collection.

Estimation 200-400 $

Hanging Corner Shelf

A hanging corner what-not shelf with great turn ings and original crackled varnish surface, 1870, Kingston, Ontario. Each shelf is supported by twist-turned posts with finials and adorned with a scalloped edge and a sawtooth valence. One “tooth” missing on upper shelf. H: 42”; Sides: 14”. Field Collection.

Estimation 600-800 $

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George Catlin’s “North American Indians”

Volumes 1 and 2 of George Catlin’s Manners, Customs and Condition of the North American Indians. From 1831-1837, George Catlin, a former lawyer, travelled extensively among the Indigenous tribes of North America, painting and documenting their habits, customs and lifestyle, subsequently publishing the first edition of this historic reference text in 1841. Profusely illustrated with 360 engravings and published by Henry G. Bohn, London. Volume 1 (9th edition) published in 1857; volume 2 (10th edition) published in 1866. Minor foxing, pages have not been counted. Field Collection.

Estimation 200-400 $

Qamutik Model

An early model of a native Qamutik (Arctic sled) in excellent condition and patina. Québec, circa 1900. H: 7“; L: 17”; W: 4.25”. Field Collection.

Estimation 300-500 $

42 Inuit Doll

An Inuit doll figure with a carved wooden face and full costume including leather pants. Second quarter, 20th century. H: 18”; W: 7”. Field Collection.

Estimation 400-600 $

Inuit Pictographs

A lot of three rare Inuit sealskin pictographs with strong images, Baker Lake, 2nd quarter 20th century. This type of decorative work with cut-out stitched images is considered a pre-cursor to the emergence of graphic Native art and felt appliqué pictures in the latter 20th century. Professionally mounted. Measurements: 13.25” x 13.25”; 21” by 10”. Field Collection.

Estimation 1,000-1,500 $

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Carved Innu Sled

A handmade and carved Innu sled and dog team with a seal on the sled, ex Danielle and Jean-Marc Belzile collection. H: 6”; L: 22”; W: 2.5”. Field Collection.

Estimation 300-500 $

Inuit Pitchers

A pair of ironstone pitchers with two Inuit figures (girl Clara and boy Willie) in coloured transfer print highlighted by three gilt bands. Clara and Willie were the children of Manasseh Adams, a mixed-blood trader and Hudson’s Bay dog sled driver. In 1893, Dr Frederick Cook, a Polar explorer, took Clara and Willie from Labrador to New York to promote Arctic exploration using a stage set Inuit camp. The pitchers were sold as souvenirs at these events. The venture was shortlived and in 1894 Cook returned Clara and Willie to Labrador. Very good condition with minor wear and one glaze chip at the backside of the rim on the Willie jug. Maker unknown, very limited production, circa 1893. H: 7”; D: 5-6”. Field Collection.

Estimation 800-1,000 $

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“Eskimaux” Scenes

A set of three early “Eskimaux” scenes drawn by Capt. George Francis Lyon R.N. (1796-1832) and engraved by Edward Finden (1791-1857). In 1821, Lyon sailed on Commander Perry’s second exploratory Arctic voyage to discover the elusive Northwest Passage and in 1824 he captained the HMS Griper on his second Arctic mission where he spent two years documenting local customs and sketching scenes -- his journals and drawings becoming important historic reference sources. Included are “Esquimaux Men”, “Snow Village of the Esquimaux”, and “Esquimaux Women”. Published April 1824 by John Murray, London. Minor foxing. Each H: 12”; W: 9.5”. Field Collection.

Estimation 800-1,200 $

Wolf Carving

An Ojibway / Chippewa carving of a stylized lying wolf in original brown and green paint, found on the Saugeen territory, Owen Sound. 1925-50. H: 4”; L: 18”; W: 5”. Field Collection.

Estimation 300-500 $

Arctic Prints

A set of five 19th century framed colour prints of Arctic exploration in matched contemporary frames. “Felix Har bour”, “The Saumarex River”, “1st Communication”, “H.M. Ships Heda & Griper in Winter Harbour” & “Somerset House”. Largest, H: 5.75”; W: 7.5” (at sight). Field Collection.

Estimation 400-800 $

3-D Farmyard Scene

A folky carved farmyard scene with a 3-D perspective of people and animals carved and mounted in relief. Made by Marius Jensen, Kingston, 2001. Signed and dated. Ex Charles Goodfellow collection. H: 26.75”; W: 20.5”. Field Collection.

Estimation 200-400 $

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Early Gilbert Desrochers Bird Sculpture

An early finely executed sculpture by Gilbert Desrochers (1926-1990) of a standing bird, presumably a peacock, in red and blue paint with long black legs . This piece was part of a curated exhibition of works by Gilbert Desrochers presented at the McMichael Canadiana Gallery in 1991 and is illustrated (pg. 59) in the catalogue entitled “The Peaceable Kingdom of Gilbert Desrochers — Le Royaume Paisible de Gilbert Desrochers.” Desrochers was a true “outsider” artist who found his calling after years as a farm labourer and serving a couple of rough years at the Kingston Penitentiary. Signed. Ontario, 1975-80. 17.5”.

Estimation 1,200-1,600 $

Fretwork Wall Box

A walnut fretwork wall box in original surface with a drawer and sliding front panel. The drawer has two clovers cut on the front and the panel is cut with a pinwheel and hearts. Waterloo County, 19th century. H: 21”; W: 12”; D: 7”. Field Collection.

Estimation 600-800 $

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Knotwork Paddle

A paddle with the shaft profusely decorated with knotted ropework showing off the sailor’s skills. From Yarmouth, Nova Scotia, third quarter 20th century. H: 59”. Field Collection.

Estimation 400-600 $

Léo Fournier Hunter On Break

Hunter taking a break -- a carving by Léo Fournier, Laprairie, Québec (1924-2007), of a hunter with red cap taking a snooze while a crow sits on his knee. Original paint, great condition, signed. Leo Fournier’s works are highly regarded for his sense of humour and imagination and can be found in private and public institutions including the Canadian Museum of History. Québec, circa 1990. 6” x 9.5”.

Estimation 600-800 $

Pair of Carvings

A carved group of two women with broad shoulders and wearing pleated skirts, mounted on a masonite base. Circa 1980. H: 8”; W: 7”.

Estimation 200-300 $

C.J. Trygg Man & Lamp Post

A carving by Carl Johan Trygg (1887-1954) of a gent wearing a top hat and a white scarf standing by a lamp post. C.J. Trygg emigrated from Sweden to Canada in 1928 and settled with his wife and children in Montreal where carving figures in the flat-plane style became the family business. A trademark of Trygg carvings is the high quality of the original paint. Mounted on the original base, signed. Circa 1930, Québec. 7” x 3.25”.

Estimation 300-500 $

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Léo Fournier Mermaid

A fine very streamlined mermaid sculpture by Léo Fournier (1924-2007) -- great form and paint, excellent condition, mounted on the original turquoise base. Léo Fournier’s works are highly regarded for his sense of humour and imagination and can be found in private and public institu tions including the Canadian Museum of History. Signed. Québec, late 20th century. 11.5” x 14”.

Estimation 1,200-1,600 $

Gilbert Desrochers Deer Carving

A carved and painted stag with majestic antlers in the fluid sculptural style of Gilbert Desrochers (1926-1990). One antler re-glued. Mounted on the original base and purportedly one of the sculptures that Gilbert famously mounted on his tractor. Ex Price collection. Desrochers was a true “outsider” artist who found his calling after years as a farm labourer and serving a couple of rough years at the Kingston Penitentiary. In 1991 a catalogued exhibition of works by Gilbert Desrochers was presented at the McMichael Canadiana Gallery “The Peaceable Kingdom of Gilbert Desrochers -- Le Royaume Paisible de Gilbert Desrochers”. Ontario, 1985-1990. 21” x 15”.

Estimation 1,200-1,800 $

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Gilbert Desrochers Cow

A carved cow with a turned head and in textured paint by Gilbert Desrochers (1926-1990) that was purportedly mounted on his tractor as decoration. Circa 1990. Ex Price collection. Desrochers was a true “outsider” artist who found his calling after years as a farm labourer and serving a couple of rough years at the Kingston Penitentiary. In 1991 a catalogued exhibition of works by Gilbert Desrochers was presented at the McMichael Canadiana Gallery “The Peaceable Kingdom of Gilbert Desrochers — Le Royaume Paisible de Gilbert Desrochers”. Ontario, 1975-80. 10.5” x 18”.

Estimation 800-1,500 $

Léo Fournier Fish Filleting

A sculpture by Léo Fournier (1924-2007), Laprairie, Québec, of a woman filleting a fish. Great colours and condition. Léo Fournier’s works are highly regarded for his sense of humour and imagination and can be found in private and public institutions including the Canadian Museum of History. Signed. Québec, late 1990s. 9” x 7.5”

Estimation 800-1,200 $

60 Philip Melvin Mountie

A double-sided work with incised and painted images on a wooden board by Philip Melvin with the self explanatory “The mountie and the hoodlums” on one side and the other side depicting “Chief Black Foot, Crow Foot Indian Leader 1870”. Both sides signed Phil Melvin. Melvin was born in Newfoundland and spent many years on the streets of Toronto and Vancouver, creating his art with found materials and influenced by people or events in his everyday life. 15.75” x 21.75”

Estimation 400-600 $

61 Walter Baker Watercolour

Lot of two paintings: a watercolour with a horse-drawn sleigh by Canadian artist Walter Baker (1859-1912) entitled “Habitants - province of Québec” (3.5” x 4.75”); along with a painting from Carp, Ontario, of a kitten wearing a blue bow. Signed and dated E.F. Wilson 1899.

Estimation 300-500 $

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Westmount House & Peggy’s Cove

A watercolour of an old stone house in Westmount Québec by Ethel King, late 19th century, along with a colourful watercolour in a similar frame of Peggy’s Cove, Nova Scotia, signed and dated MR ‘31.

Estimation 300-500 $

Watercolour Of Robert Lasalle House

A watercolour by Aurora Dixon, 1897, of the abandoned “Lasalle House” on the Lower Lachine Road in Lachine Québec. Robert Lasalle arrived in New France in 1666 and received a land grant from the Sulpician Order in 1667. Because of Lasalle’s obsession with finding a route to the Orient, his seigneurie was nicknamed “La Chine”, eventually becoming the municipality of Lachine. Good condition, mounted in the original frame. Signed and dated. 6.25” x 9”.

Estimation 200-400 $

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Maison Pierre Du Calvet Painting

An oil on board by Elizabeth O’Rourke (19131997) of the Maison Pierre Du Calvet in Old Montreal at dusk with blowing snow and a horse drawn sleigh. Originally from Poland, O’Rourke lived in Montreal from the 1960s and had exhibitions at private and public galleries including an exhibition at Man and His World. Initialed ELOR in the lower right corner and in a birdseye maple frame. Gallery label on the back from Nicholas Art Gallery, Ottawa. 10.5” x 13.5”.

Estimation 400-600 $

65 Kingston Portrait

An oil on canvas portrait of Henry England holding a book and with a waterfront view behind his right shoulder (possibly Kingston harbour), from the family estate in Kingston. Henry England was a local merchant (Quintel & England), operating on Rideau Street, Kingston, in the mid 1800s. Signed and dated J Auby?, 1855. Re-lined, minor restoration. Framed H: 43.75”; W: 36.25”. Field Collection.

Estimation 600-800 $

66 1847 Portraits

A pair of mid-19th century portraits on canvas (possibly E.G. and Marian Harmer) in original birdseye veneer ogee frames. The woman is sitting with crochet work in her hands and a landscape/river view over her left shoulder; the man is posed in a Regency side chair. Heavy craquelure surface, untouched condition. Dated on back of stretcher April 1847. 12.25” x 10.25”.

Estimation 500-800 $

Auguste Edouart Silhouette

A silhouette by Auguste Edouart (1789-1861) of a gentleman standing at a window in the parlour with a painted muted background. This silhouette was originally from the collection of Nathan Hale, a general in the American Civil War, and descended in the Hale family until sold privately in the late 20th century. Auguste Edouart was considered one of the best silhouette artist of his day and he cut silhouettes for the elite of American society. Signed and dated, NY, 1845. Mounted in the original bevel edge birdseye frame. 11.5” x 8.5”.

Estimation 600-700 $

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Pair Of Silhouettes

A pair of painted silhouettes of a boy and girl, found in a Toronto home. In original frames with hanging ring, circa 1850. Approximately 12” x 9”. Field Collection.

Estimation 200-300 $

Painted Silhouette

A mid 19th century painted silhouette, ex Blaney collection, Waterloo County, in original frame. H: 9”; W: 7.25”. Field Collection.

Estimation 100-200

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Early Advertising Lithograph

A lithograph advertising sheet for the American Carriage and Machinery Repository having strong colours and a great image of a horse and buggy race in front of the Joseph Banks Hotel in Sydney. The Joseph Banks Hotel was built between 1840-74 and today is a heritage site in New South Wales, Australia. The poster is also printed with the merchant’s name and address: William Fleming, 22-24 Clarence St., Sydney, merchant and importer. In very good condition -- some minor foxing. 11.5” x 20.5”.

Estimation 300-500

Diamond Dye Cabinet

A Diamond Dye cabinet with an embossed tin panel on the front door showing Victorian children playing with a large balloon in the garden. The interior has 36 compartments with the original dye labels still intact. A back door allows for merchant access to replenish the stock. Very good condition, strong colours, original hooks, refinished case.

Estimation 400-600 $

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General Store Rack

A General Store rack in old green paint with multiple open compartments. The top row is a hinged compartment with hooks on the sides. Makes a great wine rack (96 compartments plus 8 larger). Circa 1900. H: 50”; W: 48“; D: 10”. Field Collection.

Estimation 800-1,200 $

Arnprior Silver Trophy

A Canadian sterling silver trophy chalice by James E. Ellis presented in 1874 for the best herd of cattle at the Arnprior Exhibition, complete with engraved cows and stippled foliate detail. The interior of the cup still retains some original gold wash. J. E. Ellis arrived in Canada from Liverpool in 1848, establishing a silversmith business in Toronto, having shops on King Street and King Street East. Weight: 306 grams. H: 7 5/8” D: 4 3/8”.

Estimation 400-600 $

74 Fire Bucket Tank

A large tin container “fire bucket tank” in red paint with a dome top and the original iron hasp — used for storing fire buckets. Marked with black lettering Underwriters Fire Bucket Tank, A.R. Trisher, Toronto. Some paint loss. H: 34”; Diameter: 16”. Field Collection.

Estimation 400-600 $

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Yellow Wood Box

A small firewood kindling box in yellow paint, circa 1920. H: 17.5”; W: 21.5”; D: 14”. Field Collection.

Estimation 200-400 $

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Pine Side Table

A pine side table in old red paint over original green with a lower framed shelf. Pegged construction. H: 25”; W: 19.5”; D: 19.5”. Field Collection.

Estimation 300-500 $

Transitional Chest

A pine transitional blanket chest with a scalloped base, lift top and drawer below, from Odessa, Ontario. Dating from the mid 19th century, in old lilac overpaint and having half-moon cut-outs on the sides, mushroom knobs, butt hinges and an interior till. The molding surrounding the top is partially replaced. H: 33.5”; W: 43.5”; D: 18“. Field Collection.

Estimation 600-800 $

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Pantry / Bucket Cupboard

A two-door pine pantry / bucket cupboard in old grey paint with an original tin back. The tall flatpanel doors are set over an open lower storage section on an arched base. The interior is clean and unpainted. Late 19th century. H: 76”; W: 28.5”; D: 13”. Field Collection.

Estimation 1,200-1,800 $

Nova Scotia Rocking Chair

A Nova Scotia rocking chair with turned finials, four back slats and shaped arms with curled hand grips. Circa 1830 -- interestingly one rocker has been incised with the date 1790. Ex Terrance Walker collection. H: 45”; W: 25.5”; D: 30“. Field Collection.

Estimation 200-400 $

80

Wire General Store Stand

A tall conical general store display stand in twist ed wire with three compartments, each having a wire door with a wire closure. H: 61”; bottom diameter: 24”. Field Collection.

Estimation 800-1,200 $

Wall Shelf

A pine hanging wall shelf with unusually shaped sides, three shelves and a full back with a scalloped top edge, in old brown paint over original green. Québec, 19th century.

H: 32” W: 31.5”; D: 10”. Field Collection.

Estimation 1,000-1,500 $

82

Sheraton Chest of Drawers

A country Sheraton chest of drawers in old surface with figured maple veneer drawer fronts, four turned feet, flat panel sides and a fitted back. The drawers are finely dovetailed. Very good condition, the knobs are replaced as well as the bottom of the upper drawer. Wheeler estate, Tamworth, Ontario, circa 1840.

H: 44”; W: 45”; D: 9”. Field Collection.

Estimation 1,000-1,500 $

Pine Sideboard

A robust pine sideboard in old grey overpaint with a gallery and thick raised panel doors (no centre stile) framed by a wide applied molding. In as-found good condition with a yellow painted interior. From Selby, Ontario, mid 19th century.

H: 55”; W: 54”; D: 21”. Field Collection.

Estimation 1,500-2,000 $

84

Early Pine Bench

A 19th century pine bench in bittersweet paint with a deep skirt and beaded edge on the top. Asselstine estate, Napanee. Some height loss and damage to the skirt on one side.

H: 13.25”; L: 40”; D: 12“. Field Collection.

Estimation 200-400 $

Pine Cupboard With Gallery

A single-door, small pine storage cupboard in old red paint with a shaped gallery and shallow halfmoon cut-outs on the sides. Québec, circa 1890.

H: 43.5”; W: 22”; D: 17.75”. Field Collection.

Estimation 800-1,200 $

86

Ontario Pantry Cupboard

A tall Ontario pantry cupboard with two doors and in untouched dry slate-grey putty paint. The upper door has two raised panels while the lower has a single raised panel. Clean interior. As-found condition with the right side unfinished as it was likely built to be flush with the wall. Pit sawn backboards and rosehead nails. Circa 1830-40.

H: 90”; W: 26”; D: 22”. Field Collection.

Estimation 1,500-2,000 $

Baker’s Rack

A baker’s rack in forged iron with glass shelves from Perth, Ontario. The four shelves are adjustable for added depth. On the original casters. Circa 1900. H: 62”; W: 44”; D: 11”. Field Collection.

Estimation 800-1,500 $

88

Nut Cracker Bowl

An unusual iron nut cracker bowl in old red paint with yellow zig-zag design and having the origi nal iron mallets. Late 19th century. H: 3”; D: 10”. Field Collection.

Estimation 200-300 $

Lot of Chalkware Banks

A lot of three chalkware fruit banks, late 19th century. Field Collection. Lemon 3.5” x 7.5”.

Estimation 200-400 $

90 Staffordshire Bank

An early redware Staffordshire money bank in a snowman shape in cream slip on a red ground and having randomly applied decorative clay nodules. English, circa 1830. In-use wear. H: 9”; D: 5”. Field Collection.

Estimation 200-300 $

A Lot of Spongeware

A lot of three spongeware plates, English. No chips. D: 8”, 9”, 10”. Field Collection.

Estimation 200-300 $

92

Flo-Blue Bowl

A flo-blue spongeware bowl in good condition, English, circa 1880. H: 2.75’; Diameter: 11.25”. Field Collection.

Estimation 100-200 $

Flo-Blue Bowl

A flo-blue sponge decorated bowl with a pearled edge. Scottish, circa 1870. H: 2”; Diameter: 9”. Field Collection.

Estimation 200-300 $

94

Tramp Art Mirror

A large and finely executed tramp art mirror frame decorated with alternating, eleven-layer, chip carved cones and pyramids. Great original dark varnished surface in very good condition with minor loss to the tip of one cone. H: 25”; W: 31”. Field Collection.

Estimation 800-1,200 $

95

Chip Carved Frame

A chip-carved mirror frame, Ontario, circa 1900. H: 12”; W: 6.5”. Field Collection.

Estimation 200-300 $

96

Tramp Art Frame

A tramp art frame divided for six photographs (now replaced with mirrors) in old green paint, Québec, circa 1890. H: 23 .5”; W: 18”. Field Collection.

Estimation 300-500 $

Tramp Art Lamps

A pair of tramp art table lamps with traces of red paint and decorated with hearts, clovers, and stars. Québec, 1930-40. H: 21”. Field Collection.

Estimation 200-400 $

98

Tramp Art Table

A tramp art pedestal table lamp in original ochre paint with a shaped top with a notched skirt and chip carved edge. The lamp is mounted to one side and a wooden “dish” with a carved zig-zag rim is at the centre. The pedestal is also chip carved in the tramp art manner and rests on a circular, four tiered, chip carved base. Circa 1920. H: 40”; W: 14”; D: 14”. Field Collection.

Estimation 400-600 $

Painted Noah’s Ark

A painted Noah’s ark with various animals, birds and human figures including Noah and his wife. The ark is hand painted in white with blue trim and a red roof. Likely German, late 19th century. Approximately 36 animals and four figures. Ark H: 7”; L: 15”; D: 4.5”. Field Collection.

Estimation 600-800 $

100

Ewald Rentz Bear Sculpture

An amusing early carving by Ewald Rentz (19081995), Beardmore, Ontario, of a standing bear holding a fishing pole and his mystery catch. Original paint and very good condition. Ontario, Circa 1975. 23.5” x 12”.

Estimation 800-1,500 $

101

Carved Pheasant

A large carved pheasant in strong original paint with a long tail and carved feet on the original base, circa 1970. By E. F. Millward, Midland, On tario. The body has a minor age crack on the left side. H: 17”; L: 33”; D: 8”. Field Collection.

Estimation 500-700 $

102 Rentz Big Blue Bird

An Ewald Rentz (1908-1995) large standing blue bird with a long neck and long legs. The body is light blue with black highlights and the beak, legs and feet are painted yellow. Mounted on the original green base. Ewald Rentz from Beardmore collected materials and odd shaped tree limbs for his sculpture -- this is an excellent example of his creative imagination. Ontario, 1975-80. H: 34”; L: 43.5”; D: 9.5”. Field Collection.

Estimation 1,000-1,500 $

Mallorytown Needlework

A child’s wool on linen needlework from Mallorytown, Ontario by Elisa M Shore, 1874. In vibrant colours, having a flower pot overflowing with vines and flowers and with two yellow/blue birds at its base. Great condition. Measures 33” x 33”. Field Collection.

Estimation 800-1,200 $

104

Félicien Lévesque Panel

An unusual work by Félicien Lévesque (19162001) with six carved and painted bird profiles on a green panel. Strong original polychrome paint. Québec, 3rd quarter 20th century. H: 12”; W: 15”. Field Collection.

Estimation 300-500 $

Funky Whirligig

A whirligig in original dry paint with a carved female figure paddling a canoe. The woman’s hair is made from braided twine and the canoe is carved in one piece and painted in red with a yellow dot on the sides of the bow. Great presence. The figure’s legs are missing and the paint is weathered. Québec, early 20th century.

H: 13”; L: 10”; D: 5”. Field Collection.

Estimation 1,000-1,500 $

106

Québec Sewing Caddy

A naive sewing caddy in the form of a Regency inspired chair with two drawers under a padded pin cushion “seat” and two scrolled back posts supporting a turned handle and two spool rods with turned end knobs. The base sits on turnip feet and the drawer handles are carved to look like cast iron pulls. In blue and white paint over the original red. Québec, late 19th century.

H: 15”; W: 10.5”; D: 11”. Field Collection.

Estimation 400-600 $

Nova Scotia Banquet Table

A Nova Scotia Sheraton banquet table in original grained/varnished decoration and having six turned legs. The top is expandable with two original leaves. Purchased from the personal collection of Chris Huntington, renowned East Coast picker, collector, dealer, auctioneer. Mid 19th century. H: 29.5”; L: closed 65.5”, one leaf 84”, two leaves 103”; W: 43”. Field Collection.

Estimation 1,500-2,000 $

108

Set Of Six Dining Chairs

A set of six formal dining chairs in original condition with flared backs, turned front legs and concave curved back legs. The upholstered seats appear to be stuffed with horsehair. The back posts support a shaped and curved back crest and all six chairs are in the original dark crazed varnish surface. Mid 19th century. H: 34.5”; W: 18”; D: 16”. Field Collection.

Estimation 1,000-1,500 $

Perth Display Cabinet

A tall glazed display case in an exceptional original crackled grain-painted surface including the shelves. The interior provides ample display room, enhanced by the glass sides and large glass door with a drawer below. A scalloped crest adorns the top and the base also has a scalloped profile. Original hardware. From a lodge in Perth, Ontario, circa 1890. H: 82”; W: 34”; D: 18”. Field Collection.

Estimation 800-1,200 $

Prince Edward County Ladderback

A Prince Edward County ladderback chair in old yellow paint with folky coral and green highlights on the posts and slats. Turned posts and the original woven splint seat. Early 19th century. H: 34.5”; W: 18”; D: 14”. Field Collection.

Estimation 100-200 $

111

Summer / Winter Coverlet

A summer / winter coverlet in red and white from Kingston, circa 1830. Very good condition. L: 64”; W: 60”. Field Collection.

Estimation 200-300 $

112

Lanark Coverlet

An overshot coverlet from Lanark County, Ontario, in red with various shades of green and having a central eight-pointed star. Wear and some thread loss at one end. Measures 80” x 80”. Field Collection.

Estimation 100-200 $

Tri-Colour Coverlet

A tri-colour overshot coverlet (red and greens on white) with a centre seam from Lanark County. Good condition with some fringe loss. Circa 1830. Measures 81” x 62”. Field Collection.

Estimation 100-200 $

114 Hooked Runner

An unusual Nova Scotia hooked runner in a variant of the Windmill or Broken Dishes pattern in strong variegated colours. Early 20th century. L: 69”; W: 20”. Field Collection.

Estimation 300-500 $

Nova Scotia “Block” Pattern

A 19th century Nova Scotia hooked rug in the Fence Rail or Block pattern in variegated colours with each block having a black border. The uniform directional striping in each square creates the illusion of a woven mat. Good condition with the ends re-bound. L: 72”; W: 52”. Field Collection.

Estimation 600-800 $

116

Nova Scotia Side Table

A well proportioned one-drawer pine side table from Nova Scotia in old brown paint over the original surface and having the original brass knob. The top has rounded corners and the drawer is dovetailed. Very good condition. H: 27”; W: 22.5”; D: 20.5”. Field Collection.

Estimation 600-800 $

Watercolour Of The “Henry Plumb”

A marine watercolour by Adolf Ruoff of the ferry “Henry Plumb.” with people on board and flying the ship pennant on the wheelhouse and the US flag at the stern. A channel buoy is seen off the bow. Good condition. Signed and dated 12/14/1905. H: 18”; W: 27”.

Estimation 600-800 $

Watercolour Of The “International”

A marine watercolour of the working boat “International.” with double smokestacks by Adolf Ruoff, 1905. A wooden buoy is seen in the foreground and a faint shoreline is visible in the distance. Signed and dated 12/13/1905. H: 18”; W: 27”.

Estimation 500-700 $

Watercolour Of The “City of Bellville”

A marine watercolour of the ferry “City of Bellville (as written) -Transfer Co.” by Adolf Ruoff, 1906. Good detail with people on board and a faint shoreline is seen with buildings. Foxing from the original wooden backing. Signed and dated 1/11/06. H: 18”; W: 27”.

Estimation 400-600 $

Seton Tompkins “Mickey”

“Mickey”, a carved standing fat mouse in original paint by Seton Tompkins (1899-1986), Singhampton, Ontario. Signed on the bottom and dated 1984. H: 8 “; W: 5”; D: 5”. Field Collection.

Estimation 300-500 $

121

Mary Francis Painting

A naïve oil painting on board of a horse by Mary Francis (1900-1979), Prince Edward County. H: 16.5”; W: 14”. Field Collection.

Estimation 300-500 $

122

Reverse Paintings - Faith, Hope and Charity

A lot of three naïve reverse paintings on glass depicting Faith, Hope and Charity. English, 19th century. Crack to one glass (Faith). H: 15.75”; W: 11.5”. Field Collection.

Estimation 400-600 $

Chief Beaver Canoe Scene

An oil on canvas attributed to Chief James Beaver (1846-1925) showing a lake scene with a lone canoe and buildings on the far shore. Asfound condition in the original frame. Known as Ontario’s “Six Nations Artist”, the self-taught artist and jack-of-all-trades James Beaver travelled the Grand River from Caledonia to Brantford in the 1890s and also travelled West with carnivals. Unsigned, circa 1900. H: 25”; W: 39”.

Field Collection.

Estimation 800-1,000 $

Chief Beaver Lake Scene

An oil on canvas of a lake scene with distant mountains and deadfall in the foreground, attributed to Chief James Beaver (1846-1925). As-found condition in the original frame. Known as Ontario’s “Six Nations Artist”, the self-taught artist and jack-of-all-trades James Beaver travelled the Grand River from Caledonia to Brantford in the 1890s and also travelled West with carnivals. Unsigned, circa 1900. H: 25”; W: 39”.

Field Collection.

Estimation 800-1,000 $

Joe Sleep Tavern Painting

A free-hand painting by Joe Sleep of the “Der(b)y Tave(r)n” with three large beer bottles on the roof of the building and four black hats (likely derbys) above the door, all within the original red, white and blue diagonally striped border. Note how the path to the front door is part of the painted border. Signed Joe Sleep. Some watermarks on border, minor edge wear. acrylic on masonite board. 24” x 24”.

Estimation 1,500-2,000 $

Joe Sleep Cougar

A painting on masonite board by Joe Sleep (19141978) of a prowling cougar beside a stylized tree with a brilliant red and yellow sun. Joe Sleep, former fisherman, carny worker, and jack-ofall-trades, took up painting late in life while convalescing in a hospital. Nova Scotia, signed and dated 1977. H: 14 “; W: 14.5”. Field Collection.

Estimation 1,500-2,000 $

127

Joe Norris Purple Hills

“Purple Hills of Lower Prospect” by Joe Norris (1924-1996), dated 1993. Oil on canvas, vibrant colours, and in the original frame dramatically painted in the same colour palette by Joe Norris. Norris, who spent most of his life around Lower Prospect, began painting in 1972 after a heart attack forced him into retiring from fishing and construction work. Ex Susan Murray Collection. Excellent original condition. H: 22”; W: 18”. Field Collection. Estimation 5,000-8,000 $

128

William Loney Lion Painting

A double-sided oil on board painting by William Glenworth Loney (1877-1956) having a large folky standing lion on one side and a winter lake scene on the other. The lion with his wild mane fills the frame while a rose bush and daisies dominate the foreground; the winter scene shows a tree lined snowy shore and a stag being chased by a wolf over the ice. Ex Leask collection. In its original simple pine frame this painting was featured in an exhibition at the Art Gallery of Ontario (printed label: “William Loney, Picton, No 7”). Loney was a blacksmith in Prince Edward County, Ontario, who also carved and painted in his spare time. 1940-50. H: 14”; W: 19.25”. Field Collection.

Estimation 3,500-5,000 $

129

Tiger Drawing

A naïve charcoal drawing of a tiger in a period birdseye maple veneer frame, found in Montreal. Circa 1890. H: 31”; W: 21.5”. Field Collection.

Estimation 500-700 $

130

Mermaids Lonely Hearts Club

A dramatic and colourful painting entitled “Mermaids Lonely Hearts Club” by David Stephens, Cheticamp, Cape Breton Island, Nova Scotia. In the original painted frame. Acrylic on board, signed lower right and dated 1989 (also inscribed on back). David Stephens is a highly regarded folk artist and his works can be found at the Art Gallery of Nova Scotia and the Beaverbrook Art Gallery. (more info at Black Sheep Gallery). 29.25” x 35.35”.

Estimation 600-800 $

Veronica Terrillion Painting

A colourful naïve painting on canvas by Veronica Terrillion (1908-2003) with a flat perspective of a waterfall, fisherman and a house. Veronica Terrillion, from Indian Lake, New York, is a recognized folk artist who, after early life struggles, built a house which she painted with colourful scenes and began to create her “womanmade” garden complete with concrete animal figures, a nativity scene, and numerous whimsical installations. In her later years she concentrated on painting the scenes she knew in the area of which the large waterfall painting is likely one. H: 36”; W: 51”. Field Collection.

Estimation 800-1,200 $

132

Steve Sutch Carving

A folk art carving of a white pig with black markings by outsider artist Steve Sutch (19071992). Steve Sutch settled in Brantford in 1937 and upon retirement he took up painting, drawing and creating objects out of found materials. He is now a well regarded outsider artist.

H: 5.5”; L: 11”. Field Collection.

Estimation 200-300 $

133

Steve Sutch Bust

A carved and painted bust of outsider artist Steve Sutch with piercing blue eyes, by Joe Lloyd, Brantford, Ontario, 1991. Signed. H: 8”; Base: 4” x 4”. Field Collection.

Estimation 200-400 $

134

Pine Low-Back Couch

A robust low couch from Markham with bold shaped feet on the front and sides, all in original surface. Upholstered in contemporary raw white cotton. 31” h , 72” by 27” deep. Field Collection.

Estimation 600-800 $

135

Large Pine Bench

A large pine bench with a single-board top ( 21”) and a skirt on one side with remnants of original paint. The legs with bootjack ends are also single planks and are mortised through the top for stability. There is a knothole in the top and a chip off the back left leg. Ontario, mid 19th century.

H: 17 “; L: 72”; D: 21”. Field Collection.

Estimation 600-800 $

Ontario Kneehole Desk

An Ontario walnut kneehole desk with panelled sides and back. The left bank holds four draw ers with framed panel fronts while the right bank consists of a single drawer over a panelled door. In original varnish. Circa 1860.

H: 30.5”; W: 54”; D: 30.5”. Field Collection.

Estimation 1,000-1,500 $

Ontario Butler’s Desk

A butler’s desk from Ferguson Falls (5 km east of Lanark) in original grained paint and having a fitted interior. The centre drop flap is adorned with an applied diamond motif and is flanked by a pair of stacked small drawers, all above three large drawers. The top has a “secret” compartment or glove drawer with a hinged lid. Ontario, mid 19th century. Some loss to trim on both sides. H: 46”; W: 40”; D: 20.5”. Field Collection.

Estimation 1,000-1,500 $

138

Walking Stick With Snake

From Napanee, Ontario, an early walking stick carved with a snake encircling the haft, all in old dry brown surface. Nice wear on the pommel, display stand included. Circa 1870. H: 36.5”. Field Collection.

Estimation 1,000-1,500 $

Markham Magazine Rack

A large carved wall shelf/magazine rack with exceptional openwork foliate carving and chip carving in a two-tone dark original varnish surface. The back is also adorned with two small half-moon shelves having sawtooth edges and foliate drop finials. From Markham Township, Ontario. Great condition and surface. Circa 1860. H: 47”; W: 15 .5”. Field Collection.

Estimation 800-1,200 $

Redware Flower Pot

A redware flower pot with integral saucer and a crimped border around the rim and the saucer lip. Evidence of a cream slip and later flaking white paint. Possibly Owen Sound Pottery Co., Ontario, 1880-1900. H: 7”; Diameter: 7.5”. Field Collection.

Estimation 200-300 $

141

Welsh Bowl Holder

A late 19th century wooden Welsh cawl bowl holder in red paint (used to hold a stew/porridge bowl -- usually spongeware).

H: 18”; W: 9”; D: 8”. Field Collection.

Estimation 100-300 $

142

Tabletop Diorama

A tabletop diorama “The Birth of the UFO Legend” depicting a bizarre, smoke-belching vehicle. Best viewed from a low angle for the full effect of the rising cloud of smoke and the facial expressions as the vehicle careens down the track. Found in Kingston. 3rd quarter 20th century.

H: 14”; W: 18.5”; D: 15”. Field Collection.

Estimation 200-400 $

Sculptural Work Stand

A unique cobbler’s work stand in a sculptural hourglass shape with a turned collar at mid-point and various carved depressions in the working surface. Original painted surface, great patina and form. Waterloo County, circa 1880. H: 28”; D: 10”. Field Collection.

Estimation 800-1,200 $

144

Miniature Kayak Paddle

A salesman sample miniature kayak paddle in original surface, early 20th century. L: 34.75”. Field Collection.

Estimation 100-300 $

145

Folky Wall Rack

A hanging magazine rack having a sun-shaped backboard and a fret-cut diamond lattice pattern on the front panel, original surface. Gananoque, Ont , circa 1880. H: 20”; W: 19.5”; D: 7”. Field Collection.

Estimation 1,000-1,500 $

146

Treen Sugar Vessel

A turned treen sugar vessel with a footed base and decorated in daub paint. Waterloo County, circa 1880. No cracks. H: 5”. Field Collection.

Estimation 400-600 $

Rooster Weathervane

A folky, carved, full-bodied rooster in red and white paint with his head pulled back and chest puffed out. Mounted on a stepped white base. Québec, 1940s. H: 25”; L: 18”. Field Collec tion.

Estimation 1,200-1,500 $

148

18th Century Armoire Door

An 18th century Québec lozenge panel armoire door in blue-green overpaint. Minor chip on the centre panel, minor repair in the hinge area, edge repair to top and bottom rails. H: 64.5”; W: 25”. Field Collection.

Estimation 1,000-1,500 $

149

Postage Stamp Stand

A unique standing shelf virtually entirely covered with Canadian postage stamps circa 1913, original varnish intact. Made from packing crate wood with the underside of one shelf stamped “Cycle and Motor Co Limited Weston Ontario”. Good condition with minimal stamp damage. Two original braces on the back for stability.

H: 46”; W: 28”; D: 6”. Field Collection.

Estimation 800-1,200 $

150 Apothecary Jars

Set of three 19th century tall, cylindrical, apothecary jars with spiral twist and acorn finials on the lids. Heights: 23”, 19”, and 16”. Field Collection.

Estimation 400-600 $

Mallet / Lighting Device

An 18th century combination mallet / lighting device with the burl mallet holding a forged iron candle socket. When illumination is required the mallet handle can be carried like a torch or simply placed in the ground or a crack in a rock. L: 18”. Field Collection.

Estimation 400-600 $

152 Red Lanark Pantry Box

A large red pantry box with a bail handle and a lid having a red band and black top. Minor age crack. Lanark County, late 19th century. H: 7”; D: 12”. Field Collection.

Estimation 400-600 $

153

Nova Scotia Pantry Box

A small pantry box in original surface, pegged and nailed construction. Very good condition, ex Terrance Walker collection. Nova Scotia, 19th century. H: 3”; D: 7”. Field Collection.

Estimation 300-500 $

154

Lanark Pantry Box

A small 19th century pantry box in original dry painted surface, Lanark County, Ontario. Good condition, pegged and nailed. H: 3”; D: 6.25. Field Collection.

Estimation 400-600 $

155

Scissor Holder & Pantry Box

Lot of two: an intricately carved scissor holder in heart shape with a moon face, Ottawa, circa 1890, (8” x 6”), along with a pantry box deaccessioned by the Inverarden Museum collection (H: 4.5”; D: 10”). Field Collection.

Estimation 400-600 $

Dugout Cauldron

A primitive one-piece dugout cauldron with carved lug handles, picked in Peterborough County in the 1960s. Ontario, early 19th century. Good condition. H: 9”; D: 14”. Field Collection.

Estimation 400-600 $

157

Carved Dugout Drum

A carved, polychromed, font-like stand with Indigenous motifs. The hollowed out cavity and the wide unpainted band around the upper edge reinforces the story that it originally was a ceremonial drum with a skin tightly fastened over the top. Found in the Kingston area. Late 19th century. H: 26”; D: 12”. Field Collection.

Estimation 800-1,200 $

Early Mi’qmaq Oval Box

An early Mi’qmaq oval box in oxidized blue paint over red with strong geometric design, hearts, etc. Pegged construction, untouched condition, lined with old wallpaper, age crack to the top and a minor break on the lower edge. Picked in Mahone Bay, Nova Scotia, 1790-1820. H: 6”; L: 17.5”; W: 10.75”. Field Collection.

Estimation 6,000-8,000 $

159

George Wakeling Whimsey Chain

An 11-foot whimsey chain suspended in a chip carved case, sculpted in 1927 by George Wakeling of Windsor, Ontario. The chain is in one piece with a cage at each end, marked Geo Wakeling Dec 1927, and 323 Bridge Ave. Windsor. The frame of the glass case is chip carved and an incised tower in each corner holds a small carved cross. The overall effect of the carved towers and the swagged chain suggest the influence of London’s Tower Bridge. Mounted on top of the case is a hand carved plaque describing the work as well as details about the pen knife used to carve this piece and how it travelled with George throughout the First World War. Included is the pen knife, a medal George received for good behaviour as a “Bernardo boy”, and a hand-written story and album of George Wakeling’s life. The case measures H: 19”; W: 34.25”; D: 9.25”. Field Collection.

Estimation 1,000-1,500 $

160

George Wakeling Carvings

A lot of four: A hatch carved hinged box in gold paint for storing long matches, carved on the bottom “Made by Geo Wakeling”. Also included is a one-piece carving of a sofa and two armchairs, as well as a handmade knife and fork, all by George Wakeling, Windsor Ontario. 1920-30. 2.5” x 14.5”. Field Collection.

Estimation 200-300 $

George Wakeling Carvings

A lot of miscellaneous carvings by George Wakeling, Windsor, Ontario. 1920-30. Included in the lot are four carved whimsey chains and four stepped towers inscribed “The Old Rugged Cross”. Tower 7” x 6”. Field Collection.

Estimation 200-300 $

162

Kayak Paddle In Paint

A late 19th century hand-made kayak paddle (double-blade) in old green/grey paint, great surface and form. L: 84”. Field Collection.

Estimation 400-600 $

163 Wing Back Chair

A wing back chair with an X stretcher and having turned legs with carved detail and old varnish. Re-upholstered, very good condition. Ontario, mid 19th century. H: 45”; W: 35”; D: 28”. Field Collection.

Estimation 600-800 $

164

Wingback Loveseat

An upholstered high wingback three-seater sofa with scrolled arms and cabriole feet. Early 20th century. H: 52”; L: 63”; D: 33”. Field Collection.

Estimation 800-1,200 $

Folding Campaign Table

An early Québec campaign table with a folding trestle base in original black paint and a thick, splined original top. There are two holes at the pivot point of the legs for adjusting the height by moving the iron wire pin. The legs have been slightly trimmed in height -- perfect coffee table size. Late 18th century. H: 24”; L: 48”; D: 31”. Field Collection.

Estimation 1,500-2,500 $

166

Pine Sideboard

A pine sideboard with two pairs of raised panel doors, raised panel sides, and four drawers. The doors have no centre stile allowing for easy access. The left side of the sideboard is in original crazed dark brown paint while the remaining surface is in brown overpaint. Brass bail handles are replaced. Circa 1830. H: 37.75”; L: 67”; D: 21.5”. Field Collection.

Estimation 1,500-2,500 $

Picton Wash Stand

A low server or wash stand from Picton with a deep single drawer, panelled sides, a full gallery, and short tapered legs, all in original brown paint and with an early glass knob on the drawer. Ontario, circa 1830. H: 31.5”; W: 25.75”; D: 16”. Field Collection.

Estimation 1,200-1,600 $

Sawbuck Plant Stand

A pine sawbuck plant stand in old paint with two shelves and nice dry surface. Original cross bracing provides lateral stability. From the Scotch Line road, Smith Falls, Ontario, 19th century. H: 37”; W: 40”; D: 16”. Field Collection.

Estimation 300-500 $

169

Large Pine Bench

A large green painted pine bench with a twoboard top, splayed legs and a skirt on both sides. Peterborough County, Ontario, late 19th century. H: 21”; L: 78”; D: 22”. Field Collection.

Estimation 500-800 $

170 Ontario Food Locker

A substantial pine food locker / pie cupboard in original alligatored paint (red brown over yellow grey) with screened doors and old brass knobs. The base has a double scallop in the front while the sides have half-moon cut-outs forming the feet. Original forged iron carrying handles are found on each side. Restoration to the right cornice and the screen has been replaced with old material. From Stratford, Ontario, circa 1870. H: 71”; W: 61”; D: 22“. Field Collection.

Estimation 1,000-1,500 $

171

Kilim Rug

An early 20th century Kilim showing twin diamond shaped within multiple borders of geometric designs, measuring 100” x 130”. Field Collection. This rug may have wear and tear, imperfections, commensurate with age. Any condition stated is only an opinion and should not be treated as a statement of fact. Please request high resolution photos by email if required.

Estimation 400-600 $

172

Tekke Bokhara Rug

An early 20th century Tekke Bokhara rug, showing an overall design of repeating geometric gulls against a red field, framed within four panels with tan double borders, measuring 73” x 44”. Field Collection. This rug may have wear and tear, imperfections, commensurate with age. Any condition stated is only an opinion and should not be treated as a statement of fact. Please request high resolution photos by email if required.

Estimation 600-800 $

173 Persian Runner

An early 20th century Persian long rug, showing four large red medallions against navy & mustard coloured fields, area of damage to one border, measuring 42” x 155”. Field Collection. This rug may have wear and tear, imperfections, commensurate with age. Any condition stated is only an opinion and should not be treated as a statement of fact. Please request high resolution photos by email if required.

Estimation 900-1,200 $

174

Turkish Shirvan Rug

A mid 20th century Turkish Shirvan rug, showing a black central medallion with star shaped motifs, humanistic figures & script, framed within an orange panel and black border, measuring 90” x 54”. Field Collection. This rug may have wear and tear, imperfections, commensurate with age. Any condition stated is only an opinion and should not be treated as a statement of fact. Please request high resolution photos by email if required.

Estimation 500-700 $

175 Meshed Carpet

An early 20th century Meshed carpet, showing an all over floral design & cream central medallion, cornered with teal coloured spandrels, framed within a multi-coloured foliate border, measuring 90” x 144”. Field Collection. This rug may have wear and tear, imperfections, commensurate with age. Any condition stated is only an opinion and should not be treated as a statement of fact. Please request high resolution photos by email if required.

Estimation 1,800-2,500 $

176 Kilim Rug

An early 20th century Kilim rug, showing four star-shaped medallions against a black field, framed within multi coloured borders with latch hook designs, measuring 60” x 120”. Field Collection. This rug may have wear and tear, imperfections, commensurate with age. Any condition stated is only an opinion and should not be treated as a statement of fact. Please request high resolution photos by email if required.

Estimation 400-600 $

178 Safety Pin Trade Sign

A carved trade sign in the form of a safety pin in old silver paint over a weathered black surface. The pin closure is steam bent and functional. Québec, 2nd quarter 20th century. H: 32”; W: 10”. Field Collection.

Estimation 400-600 $

179

Whirligig With Birds & Bears

A wonderful whirligig in great paint with an unusual vertical multi-colour propellor powering an eight-armed carousel with each arm having either a carved sitting bear or a bird figure. At the centre of the carousel is a single bear with a ball. Orillia, Ontario, early 20th century. H: 12”; L: 22”; D: 10.5”. Field Collection.

Estimation 1,000-1,5000 $

Heron Sculpture

A wonderful folk art garden sculpture of a heron with one leg raised, having the head, neck and body in wood and a snipped metal tail, standing on iron rod legs. The feet are heavy metal wire with the ends stripped for the talons. Mounted on a concrete base and in as-found, weathered condition. Mid 20th century. Field Collection.

Estimation 300-500 $

181

Penny Farthing Whirligig

An unusual and early whirligig of a man on a penny farthing bicycle, from Portsmouth Ontario. The rider’s body and head are naively carved while the articulated arms and legs are in tin; the back wheel is a fixed solid disc and the large front wheel is a hand-cut, multi-blade fan. Mounted on the original wooden arrow and with the tin tail still intact. Great weathered surface with some original yellow paint on the body. Early 20th century. H: 26”; L: 24”. Field Collection.

Estimation 800-1,500 $

182 Tin Lighting

A lot of two tin lighting devices: a whale oil lamp found in Kingston and a filling can having a rolled edge and finger grip. Ontario, 1870. Lamp 4.5” x 3.5”. Field Collection.

Estimation 200-400 $

183 Bee Skep

A late 19th century woven straw bee skep, Frontenac County, Ontario. Some minor damage to base rim. H: 16”; D: 15”. Field Collection.

Estimation 300-500 $

Candlestand

A finely turned tripod birch candlestand in brown paint with a circular top and legs in a vernacular Regency style. Ontario, circa 1860. H: 24”; D: 16.25”. Field Collection.

Estimation 400-600 $

185

Yellow Flower Stand

A short flower or sculpture stand with a heavy spool turned pedestal on a circular base in old ochre paint. Québec. H: 27”; D: 11”. Field Collection.

Estimation 400-600 $

Athabaskan Snow Shoes

A pair of early Athabaskan snow shoes with woven gut lacing and dark patina. Good as-found condition, mid 19th century. L: 48”: W: 9.5”. Field Collection.

Estimation 400-600 $

187

Grenfell Mat

An untrimmed Grenfell hooked mat in mint condition showing a snowshoer/hunter with two dogs under a blue sky. Purchased in 1946 in Goose Bay, Newfoundland and Labrador. The original Grenfell label is on the back, however, the raw burlap edge has not been trimmed -- possibly made to cover a bench, it has never been mounted or displayed which explains the impeccable condition and vibrant colours. Original price tag intact ($5.00). 22.5” x 57”.

Field Collection.

Estimation 1,500-2,500 $

Two Rowers With Polka Dots

A contemporary sculpture of two men in a rowboat wearing polka dot hats and shirts. 4.5” x 14”

Estimation 200-300 $

189

Bathing Beauties

A pair of carvings of two bathing beauties by Hervé Lessard. The women are proudly posing in their red and white striped swim suits and have their hands on their hips. Apparently Hervé only carved female figures and his sister did the painting. Signed and dated “aout 2001”. H: 7”.

Estimation 400-600 $

190

Santerre Wedding Scene

A folky and colourful wedding scene sculpture with five carved and polychromed figures, including the Curé, by Benoit Santerre from Granby, Québec. Inscribed on the bottom “Papa: Je ne veux pas que tu e marié!! Le Curé: Baptesme ou mariage. Qu’est ce que je fais de cet enfant?”. Signed and dated 1998. 8.5” x 11.5”

Estimation 400-600 $

Santerre Family Sculpture

A sculpture of a family by Benoît Santerre, Granby, 2001. The figures are all carved and painted, three of them with very serious expressions and carrying briefcases while the fourth is a rebellious looking young boy with his arms crossed. Inscribed on the bottom “Comment trouver et chercher la perle rare. Nous l’avons trouvé ici.” 8.5” x 11.5”

Estimation 200-400 $

192

Santerre Carving

A sculpture by Benoît Santerre of a couple fishing along with a mermaid in a fishing boat. The man is reaching with a net to catch two fish with their heads out of the water. Inscribed: “Grouille pas, je vais l’avoir”. Signed and dated. H: 6.5”; W; 6”; L: 12”.

Estimation 300-500 $

193

Chest With Heart

A six-board pine blanket box in oxidized dark green paint and having an original painted white heart on the front, all in a finely crazed surface. Complete with a simple bracket base and an interior till with lid. Wheeler estate, Tamworth, Ontario, circa 1850. Another piece from the Wheeler estate also has a similar painted heart — see lot 195. H: 17.25”; W: 36.5”; D: 18.25”. Field Collection.

Estimation 1,000-1,500 $

194

Lumber Camp Dining Table

An extendable pine dining table found in a New Brunswick lumber camp in original grey paint with tapered legs and a wide pine top. The table extends with the addition of two leaves (leaves replaced). Good condition. Circa 1860.

H: 29”; L: 68” (opens to 88” with leaves in place); W: 45”. Field Collection.

Estimation 1,000-1,500 $

195

Tamworth Chest With Heart

A grain-painted pine transitional chest with a dark painted heart around the keyhole, from the Wheeler estate, Tamworth. The front has turned quarter columns flanking two horizontal panels with the lower panel being a drawer. The sides have a single large flat panel. The paint is both comb and daub grained with the panels having a dramatic fern-like motif. Another piece from the Wheeler estate also has a similar painted heart -see lot 193. Ontario, mid 19th century.

H: 35”; W: 42”; D: 23”. Field Collection.

Estimation 2,000-3,000 $

Painted Blanket Chest

A pine blanket box from Colebrook, Ontario, having an exuberant cut-out bracket base and in the original crackled yellow grained surface with painted linenfold panels on the sides and front. Dovetailed construction and an interior till. Some paint wear to the front and minor repairs to the base. Circa 1850. H: 21.75”; W: 43“; D: 19”. Field Collection.

Estimation 600-1,000 $

197

Tapered Leg Table

A one-drawer pine stand in early grain paint having fine tapered legs and cock beading around the dovetailed drawer. Remnants of the original knob and the top has been cleaned to the base red. Mid 19th century. H: 27.5”; W: 26.75”; D: 17.75”. Field Collection.

Estimation 600-800 $

198

Bancroft Four-Door Cupboard

From the kitchen, a wide four-door pine cupboard in original yellow paint with deeply cut raised panel doors, from Bancroft, Ontario. No indication of it ever having a cornice molding, original block feet and iron slide catches. Mid 19th century. H: 73”; W: 60”; D: 19.5”. Field Collection. Estimation 5,000-8,000 $

Cupboard In Dry Red Paint

From the kitchen, a large simple storage cupboard in dry burgundy red paint with two plank doors (one wide, one narrow) and having an open storage area below. The back is constructed with two wide pine planks. Pembroke, Ontario, 183050. H: 85”; W: 43”; D: 18.5”. Field Collection.

Estimation 2,000-2,500 $

200

“Tobacco Shop” Figure

A carved “tobacco shop” figure from an Ontario general store having a paint decorated head dress, belt, arm cuffs and moccasins as well as “buckskin” pants, . One arm is raised in a greeting gesture. Nice wear with some touch-up to the moccasins. Early 20th century. H: 61”. Field Collection.

Estimation 1,000-1,500 $

201 Whirligig Grinding Wheel

A small early 20th century Maine whirligig with a metal figure of a man turning a grinding wheel. The man has a painted tie and jacket. (H: 7.5” ; L: 18”; W: 3.5”). Field Collection.

Estimation 400-600 $

202

Carved Maine Gameboard

A dramatic gameboard profusely carved with pinwheels and foliage encircling the playing surface and all within a beveled frame carved with a deeply notched zigzag motif. The alternating light and dark squares are also within a chip carved border and the light squares have dark disc centres. Marked on the bottom “SJ Logan Danforth. Maine, 1920”. Measures 24” x 18”. Field Collection.

Estimation 1,500-2,500 $

Terra Cotta Frogs

An “end-of-day” terra cotta fat frog with a baby frog on its back from a pottery in Ohio. Some flaking to the surface. Early 20th century. H: 5.5”; L: 9”; W: 8”. Field Collection.

Estimation 200-400 $

204

Moose Hair Tray

An early and outstanding example of a moose hair embroidered birchbark tray with intricate floral designs. The tray has eight decorated panels with an octagonal decorated centre and the original cotton backing. Beginning in the 18th century, French nuns learned from the Huron to use moose hair as a substitute for traditional threads in needle work and the nuns taught the native community many domestic skills including embroidery. This piece is In overall very good condition with minor stitching loss on the edge. Inscribed on the bottom: Niagara Falls 1854. Diameter 10”. Field Collection.

Estimation 1,000-1,500 $

205

Massachusetts Pantry Box

A red painted pantry box with flowers painted on the top and stamped E. Kendall, Winchindon, Mass. Some minor damage and some nails are missing in the lap joint. H: 5.25”; Diameter: 10”. Field Collection.

Estimation 400-600 $

206

Nova Scotia Pantry Box

A pantry box in dry unpainted original surface, pegged and nailed construction. Nova Scotia, 19th century, ex Terrance Walker collection. H: 3.5”; D: 7.5”. Field Collection.

Estimation 300-500 $

207

Green Pantry Box

A large 19th century pantry box in green paint with a nailed lap joint and having a bail handle with a wooden grip. Brass screws are used around the base, likely to resist corrosion. Frontenac County, Ontario. H: 8”; D: 13”. Field Collection.

Estimation 400-600 $

208

Nova Scotia Red Pantry Box

A 19th century pantry box in red paint with lap joints. Good condition, some re-nailing. Nova Scotia. H: 4.5”; D: 10”. Field Collection.

Estimation 400-600 $

Large Blue Pantry Box

A large pantry box in oxidized black/blue paint with the original lid and bail handle. Good condition, ex Terrance Walker collection. Nova Scotia, 19th century. H: 6.5” D: 11.5”. Field Collection.

Estimation 500-700 $

210 Hanging Apple Drier

A primitive hanging apple drier with 18 wire arms fixed into a wooden shaft lightly incised with a diamond pattern at both ends and also decorated with faint black spots under a dry lightly varnished surface. The wire arms have a carved decorative ball at mid-point. Originally sold at the estate auction of Leslie Rennie, Brooklet, Québec. Circa 1830. H: 15”; D: 15“. Field Collection.

Estimation 800-1,000 $

Three Carved Whimseys

A lot of three carved whimseys: one with two cages having a carved ball or ring; one baby rattle with carved knobs and two rings; and the last being a fragment in two colours with two rings. The largest measures 6.5”. Field Collection.

Estimation 200-400 $

212

Sheffield Township Cupboard

A glazed cupboard from the Hopkins homestead in Sheffield Township (north of Napanee). Overpainted in two-tone paint over the old crackled surface. Westplain, Ontario, mid 19th century. H; 77”; W: 54”; D: 22.5”. Field Collection.

Estimation 1,600-2,500 $

Early Calipers & Platter

Lot of 2: forged iron 18th century double-arm calipers with great form along with an oval pewter platter in grungy surface and having an old solder repair, stamped CMS 65, likely American (17” x 13”). Field Collection.

Estimation 200-300 $

214

Sideboard / Wood Box

A unique kitchen sideboard/wood box in pine with well worn original blue paint and having a shaped foot and a low gallery on the top. The left side is completely open, originally for storing stove wood and now used for storing trays and cutting boards. Ex Blake and Ruth McKendry collection. Ontario, 19th century. H: 37”; W: 31”; D: 25”. Field Collection.

Estimation 900-1,500 $

215

Blue Panelled Tool Chest

A superior carpenter’s tool chest in pale blue paint with heavily molded panels on all sides and having an applied panel on the top. Ex Sue Pasquale collection. Québec or Ontario, 19th century. H: 22”; W: 36”; D: 21”. Field Collection.

Estimation 800-1,500 $

216 Pail Stand

A small three-shelf pail stand with an open back and the sides being rounded at the top and having bootjack cut-outs at the base, in original dry unpainted surface. Waterloo County, circa 1890. Very stable. H: 40.5”; W: 20.25”; D: 11.5”. Field Collection.

Estimation 500-800 $

217

Folky Porch Bench

A folk art porch bench from Peterborough County with the seat being a half log mounted on two stumps carved with mask-like faces in white, red and black paint. Ex Ralph and Patricia Price collection, circa 1970, maker unknown. H: 21.5”; L: 70”; D: 14”. Field Collection.

Estimation 1,000-1,500 $

218

Prince Edward Island Armchair

A Prince Edward Island armchair in the Hepplewhite style with a dovetailed drawer under the pegged plank seat and in original red paint. The legs are tapered, the shaped arm posts are set back, and the slightly flared back has four flat reeded balusters. Great untouched surface, 17901820. H: 39.5”; W: 23”; D: 19.5”. Field Collection.

Estimation 2,000-3,000 $

Yellow Buffet

A mid 19th century large pine sideboard in oxide yellow over blue-grey with a gallery and two double-panelled doors. Clean interior, good condition, gallery sides replaced. Lanark County.

H: 37”; L: 57”; D: 17”. Field Collection.

Estimation 2,000-3,000 $

220

New Brunswick Arm Chair

A New Brunswick Sheraton arm chair having turned front feet, original brass cup casters, square arms, and old surface. 1830- 40. There is an old crack to the right front leg (stabilized).

H: 47”; W: 27”; D: 27”. Field Collection.

Estimation 600-800 $

221 Open Dish Dresser

A well-balanced open dish dresser from Enterprise, Ontario, with two raised panel doors and a dramatic scalloped bracket base. The cupboard is in as-found condition with the original cornice, no losses, and in an old alligatored green surface over a salmon/coral paint. Illustrated in The Heritage of Upper Canadian Furniture by Howard Pain, plate 431. Ontario, 2nd quarter 19th century. H: 82”; W: 52”; D: 20”. Field Collection. Estimation 10,000-15,000 $

222

Klatt Brothers Circus

A unique and important folk art circus “train” complete with exotic animals, wagon drivers, and painted circus wagons with hitched horse teams. The animals are carved with dignity and grace and painted in dry colours while the wagons are detailed with ladders, scalloped sides, wire bars and decorated with scrolled pin striping. The Klatt Brothers circus was carved and built by Hubert Klatt (1917-1997) and Joe Klatt (1913-2003) of Pembroke, Ontario when they were teenagers. Upon completion of the circus the industrious brothers took it to Callander, Ontario, where the Dionne quintuplets were attracting large crowds, and charged 25 cents to view their circus. Later, Hubert continued a carving career based in Pembroke while Joe took on various janitorial jobs in the area while carving for his own enjoyment. The wagons and animals offered were acquired at auction from the estate of Joe Klatt and subsequently displayed in the 100th anniversary celebration of the Pembroke museum. The Klatt Bros Circus is also partially illustrated in Canadian Folk Art to 1950 by John Fleming and Michael Rowan, page 274. In total the offering includes four wagons, three four-horse teams, drivers, as well as eleven animals including elephants, tigers, polar bears, monkeys and a single camel and zebra, all in original paint and very good condition. Ontario, 1930-40. Cabooses, H: 12”; W: 6” to 8”; L: 18” (on average). Elephant, H: 8”; L: 7.5”. Horses, H: 7”; L: 6.5” (on average). Field Collection. Estimation 10,000-15,000$

Klatt “Pin-Up” Girl

A relief carved plaque by Joe Klatt of a “Vargas” style woman wearing a gold hoodie with prePlayboy bunny ears. The image is painted in original gold paint on a black background with white corner delineation and signed Klatt Bros in white script. Good patina.Pembroke, Ontario, 1930-50. H: 9 .5”; W: 5”. Field Collection.

Estimation 200-300 $

224 Klatt Cane

A folk art cane by Joe Klatt of Pembroke, Ontario, with the handle being a woman’s leg wearing a stocking and a blue pump shoe. Joe Klatt is one of the creators of the Klatt Bros Circus (see Lot 222). Circa 1970. H: 34”. Field Collection.

Estimation 200-300 $

225 Beluch Rug

An early 20th century Beluch flat weave rug, showing a navy central field with repeating geometric motifs, framed with a cream panel against a rust coloured border, measuring 75” x 43”. Field Collection. This rug may have wear and tear, imperfections, commensurate with age. Any condition stated is only an opinion and should not be treated as a statement of fact. Please request high resolution photos by email if required.

Estimation 700-900 $

226 Turkish Runner

An early 20th century Turkish flat weave runner, showing eleven horizontal navy panels with arrow motifs, framed within multiple earth tone borders, measuring 30” x 100”. Field Collection. This rug may have wear and tear, imperfections, commensurate with age. Any condition stated is only an opinion and should not be treated as a statement of fact. Please request high resolution photos by email if required.

Estimation 600-800 $

227 Persian Heriz Carpet

An early / mid 20th century Persian Heriz carpet, showing a navy & russet diamond shaped medallion & ivory spandrels within a broad border of flower head motifs, measuring 108” x 140”. Field Collection. This rug may have wear and tear, imperfections, commensurate with age. Any condition stated is only an opinion and should not be treated as a statement of fact. Please request high resolution photos by email if required.

Estimation 900-1,200 $

228 Kilim Rug

An early 20th century Kilim rug, showing three diamond shaped medallions against a cranberry coloured lozenge, framed within a multi coloured border with geometric motifs, measuring 70” x 35”. Field Collection. This rug may have wear and tear, imperfections, commensurate with age. Any condition stated is only an opinion and should not be treated as a statement of fact. Please request high resolution photos by email if required.

Estimation 300-500 $

Kashmiri Rug

An early / mid 20th century Kashmiri rug, the finely knotted pile showing an overall garden design of multi coloured flora & fauna i.e. flowering vines, exotic birds, peacocks etc., framed within multiple borders, measuring 46” x 74”. Field Collection (purchased in Kashmir). This rug may have wear and tear, imperfections, commensurate with age. Any condition stated is only an opinion and should not be treated as a statement of fact. Please request high resolution photos by email if required.

Estimation 900-1,200 $

230

Encyclopedia Of Horticulture - 12 Volumes

A 19th century, 12-volume set of The Illustrated Dictionary of Gardening, An Encyclopedia of Horticulture. Published by L. Upcott Gill, London, 1886-1901, in embossed cloth hard cover, well illustrated with several colour plates, very good condition. Includes supplements. Pages have not been counted. Field Collection.

Estimation 400-600 $

Iron Garden Bench

A 19th century iron garden bench with beautifully scrolled arms and feet. Mossy surface, great condition. H: 32”; W: 47”; D: 24”. Field Collection.

Estimation 1,000-1,500 $

232

Folk Art Tin Rooster

An oversized folk art rooster weathervane in tin and stove pipe with a large arrow directional and in weathered original paint. Used as a garden feature in the Field’s back yard. Québec, mid 20th century. H: 75” with stand; L: 88”. Field Collection.

Estimation 600-800 $

233

Terra Cotta Urn

A large, 19th century, Portuguese terra cotta urn from the Toronto garden of businessman/ philanthropist Peter Munk. Great shape and patina, minor old chips on the base rim. H: 32”; D: 25”. Field Collection.

Estimation 500-700 $

234

Handmade Garden Urn

A large handmade metal garden urn with two handles, all in flaky silver paint. Circa 1900. Field Collection.

Estimation 400-600 $

Decorative Garden Finials

A pair of decorative garden concrete (large & heavy) balls with square bases from a Toronto estate, likely used originally as column finials. Traces of green paint. Circa 1900. H: 16”; Base: 16”square. Field Collection.

Estimation 100-200 $

236 Goose Silhouette Decoy

A large sheet iron Canada Goose silhouette decoy in feeding position. Weathered with some original paint, mid 20th century. H: 24”; L: 54”. Field Collection.

Estimation 200-300 $

Bistro Table & Chairs

A folding round-top metal bistro table along with a set of four vintage folding chairs in olive-green paint with wood slat seats from a Toronto meeting hall. Table H: 29”; D: 31”. Chairs H: 36”. Field Collection.

Estimation 400-600 $

238 Garden Lizard

A garden lizard in concrete, ex Terrance Walker collection. Nova Scotia, early 20th century. H: 5.5”; L: 32”; W: 7”. Field Collection.

Estimation 200-400 $

Vintage Folding Chairs

A pair of folding iron chairs in white paint. Early 20th century. Field Collection.

Estimation 200-300 $

240

Buzzard in a Cage

A folk art iron garden “buzzard in a cage” by Basil Day, Port Hope. In original yellow, blue and black paint, complete with a trailer ball finial. Circa 1975. Field Collection.

Estimation 300-500 $

Decorative Garden Urn

A cast stone urn decorated with river rocks. Circa 1920. H: 13”; D: 16” (heavy). Field Collection.

Estimation 200-400 $

242

Iron Garden Trees

A pair of tree-like welded iron forms used as garden trellis. 3rd quarter 20th century. H: 55”. Field Collection.

Estimation 100-200 $

243

Cast Stable Boy

A cast iron stable boy figure in paint, found in a Kingston general store where it was used as a display piece for brooms. Old overpaint with rust. Mounted on a round weathered plywood base. Circa 1900. H: 26”. Field Collection.

Estimation 400-600 $

244 Iron Easels

A pair of iron easels with fleur-de-lys tops and curled feet, overpainted in silver. Early 20th century. H: 67”. Field Collection.

Estimation 400-600 $

Watercolour of the “William Armstrong”

A marine watercolour of the ferry “William Armstrong” by Adolf Ruoff, 1906. Good detail with the ship pennant and nautical flags as well as the Canadian Ensign on the mast and the US flag at the stern. Minor foxing. Signed and dated 1905. 18” x 27”.

Estimation 600-800 $

246

Watercolour Of The “Transit”

A marine watercolour of the working ferry “Transit” with a tugboat in the background, by Adolf Ruoff, 1905. Good detail with the “Transit” pennant on the mast and the Canadian Ensign at the stern. Foxing from the original wooden backing. Signed and dated 12/22/1905. 18” x 27”.

Estimation 500-700 $

Prince Edward County Theorem

A Prince Edward County tinsel theorem with flowers in a stemmed vase and butterflies. Signed, by Wm. Crewson & Rachel Owens, circa 1890. H: 16”; W: 14”. Field Collection.

Estimation 200-300 $

248 Lanark Farm Scene

An oil on canvas of a rural scene in Lanark County, circa 1900. Unframed measuring 20” x 30”. Field Collection.

Estimation 500-700 $

Sydenham Painting

An oil on canvas painting of a young child with a dog and holly branches. By I. Foxton, Sydenham, Ontario, 1910. H: 15”; W: 13”. Field Collection.

Estimation 200-300 $

250 Hyannisport Mixed Media

A mixed media artwork with a 3-D effect of the Kennedy Family (JFK, Jackie and Caroline) relaxing by the harbour in Hyannisport, by Kaz Jachowicz, 1994. Jachowicz was a WWII concentration camp survivor born in Poland in 1916 who emigrated to Canada (Whitehorse) after the war. H: 18.5”; W: 26”. Field Collection.

Estimation 400-600 $

Indian Encampment

A naïve oil on canvas of a native encampment at night with a glowing campfire. 19th century. H: 16”; W: 20.75”. Field Collection.

Estimation 800-1,200 $

252

Two Birdseye Frames

A lot of two 19th century birdseye frames with reverse Ogee profile, one with an early coloured print of Champ-de-Mars in Montreal (creasing), and the other showing a King Charles Spaniel. 16.5” x 18.5” and 14.5” x 17.5”.

Estimation 150-250 $

254

Two Figured Frames

A lot of two 19th century figured maple frames (one solid, one veneer) with one having an early botanical print (English Yew), and the other an early coloured print of Montreal from St Helen’s Island.14.5” x 19” and 17” x 13.5”.

Estimation 200-400 $

Three Birdseye Frames

A lot of three 19th century bevel edge birdseye maple frames (one solid, two veneer). The solid frame contains a painting of a village mill scene, circa 1970, and another contains a lithograph of the Timber Slide in Ottawa/Hull by Wm S. Hunter Jr. and printed by J.H. Bufford, Boston. 18” x 15.5” and 13” x 15”.

Estimation 250-350 $

Pastel Of Log Cabin

A pastel on paper of a log cabin in the woods by J.H. Macnaughton, mounted in a period solid birds-eye maple frame.

Estimation 150-250 $

257

Folk Art Giraffe

A folk art giraffe carved and painted by Jean Marc Poirier, Iles de la Madeleine, Québec, signed and dated January 17, 2000. H: 17”; L: 12“. Field Collection.

Estimation 100-200 $

258 Lady In Blue Dress

A well executed pine sculpture of an old lady in a blue dress and with a yellow kerchief and apron, by Alex K. Campbell, Ottawa, third quarter 20th century. H: 5.5” x W: 1.25”.

Estimation 100-200 $

259

The Gardener By Philip Reynolds

A carving in original paint by Philip Reynolds (initialed PJR under foot) of a gardener holding his hoe and admiring his freshly tilled rows. Late 20th century. H: 6.5”; base 4.5” x 4.5”.

Estimation 200-300 $

260

Gilbert Desrochers Bird Carvings

A pair of yellow bird carvings with black wing tips (American Goldfinch) in stylized form by noted folk artist Gilbert Desrochers (1926-1990). Mounted on a black post on the original yellow bases, these were apparently mounted on Gilbert’s old tractor along with a myriad of his other sculpture. Good condition. Ex Price collection. In 1991 a catalogued exhibition of works by Gilbert Desrochers was presented at the McMichael Canadiana Gallery “The Peaceable Kingdom of Gilbert Desrochers -- Le Royaume Paisible de Gilbert Desrochers”. Ontario, circa 1980. H: 4.5”; W: 3.5”; L: 8”.

Estimation 400-600 $

Murray Gallant Carving

A sculpture of a woman in a pink dress sweeping the floor with a “hooked” mat at her feet. Carved by Murray Gallant, New Waterford, Cape Breton, Nova Scotia. Dated 1989. H: 8.75”; base 7” x 7”.

Estimation 300-400 $

262

Gilbert Desrochers Goose

A standing goose sculpture by Gilbert Desrochers (1926-1990) with raised wings and long legs, in white and brown paint. Desrochers was a true “outsider” artist who found his calling after years as a farm labourer and serving a couple of rough years at the Kingston Penitentiary. In 1991 a catalogued exhibition of works by Gilbert Desrochers was presented at the McMichael Canadiana Gallery “The Peaceable Kingdom of Gilbert Desrochers -- Le Royaume Paisible de Gilbert Desrochers”. Ontario, 1990. 24” x 28”; base W: 8.5”.

Estimation 400-600 $

263

Québec Stool

A small square top stool in brown overpaint on original blue. Québec, late 19th century.

H: 18”; Base: 12” x 12”. Field Collection.

Estimation 200-300 $

264

Jelly Cupboard in Red Paint

A pine jelly cupboard in original dry red paint with a picture frame molding and having a single-plank splined door. The clean interior with original shelves is also in the old red paint. Both ends of the top have been trimmed flush to the sides. From Eastern Ontario, circa 1830.

H: 58”; W: 41.5”; D: 19”. Field Collection.

Estimation 1,500-2,000 $

Decorated Standing Lamp

A turned wooden floor lamp with hand painted decoration of birds and holly on the circular base and flowers on the shaft. Nice dry surface. Early 20th century, new wiring. H: 67”. Field Collection.

Estimation 200-400 $

266

One-Drawer Stand

A one-drawer stand with turned legs and a grain painted and varnished surface. The drawer is dovetailed and retains the original knob. From Roblin, Ontario, circa 1850. H: 30”; W: 18”; D: 21”. Field Collection.

Estimation 400-600 $

Two-Tier Stand

A two-tier painted stand in a strongly alligatored original surface with square chamfered legs that terminate as post finials on the top. The shelf and top also have chamfered edges. Circa 1890. H: 26”; W: 12”; D: 14”. Field Collection.

Estimation 200-400 $

268

Ontario Rocking Horse

A late 19th century rocking horse with strong form in dry white paint and having original rockers. Hand-made, as-found condition with some original leather and tack in place. From the Asselstine estate in Napanee. H: 31”; L: 51”. Field Collection.

Estimation 800-1,200 $

Ontario Wing Back

A narrow upholstered Ontario wing back chair with square arms, tapered feet and traces of old varnish, 19th century. H: 45.5”; W: 27.5”. Field Collection.

Estimation 300-500 $

270

Two-Board Top Table

A two-board top dining table with the base in old black paint and a refinished top with nice patina. The legs have been professionally extended for modern seating. Ontario 19th century. H: 30.5”; L: 60”; W: 38.5”. Field Collection.

Estimation 1,000-1,500 $

Stepdown Windsors

A set of five Windsor chairs having step-down crest rails and in later green paint. Good condition and seat height. Circa 1820. H: 35”; Seat height: 18”. Field Collection.

Estimation 400-600 $

272

Long Painted Shelf

A long mid-19th century shelf with simple profile and faux grain paint, very good condition. H: 7”; L: 87”; D: 3.5”. Field Collection.

Estimation 600-800 $

273 HONEY Sign

A large, wooden, double-sided HONEY sign with bold white/red lettering on a blue background within a black frame. Marked Gord. McKnight - Selby, Ont. With original hanging hooks, early 20th century. H: 62”; W: 30”. Field Collection.

Estimation 600-1,000 $

274 Folky Washstand

A folky washstand with a high arched backboard and having a drawer and single panel door, all in dry grey paint. The entire base is scalloped including the bottom edge of the door. Original hardware. From Golden Lake, Ontario, mid 19th century. H: 40”; W: 33”; D: 15”. Field Collection.

Estimation 1,000-1,500 $

275

Leatherwork Display Cabinet

An exceptional leatherwork display cabinet with robust leather flowers on the frame and stepped semi-circular display shelves inside. Very good condition. From Marlbank, Ontario, late 19th century (H: 32”; W: 22”; D: 10”). Field Collection.

Estimation 400-600 $

276

Two-Tier Wall Box

A 19th century two-tiered pine wall box from Lanark County in a red wash. The deep protruding lower section is angled for easy access. H: 17.75”; W: 11.75”; D: 9”. Field Collection.

Estimation 400-600 $

Dovetailed Cutlery Tray

A dovetailed cutlery tray with panelled ends while the sides are sculpted with diagonal ridges. In grungy dark paint, square nails.

H: 5”; L: 15”; W: 10”. Field Collection.

Estimation 300-500 $

278

Nova Scotia Hooked Rug

A multi-coloured Nova Scotia hooked rug in a diamond grid pattern. Good condition, some fading, early 20th century. Measuring 46” x 70”. Field Collection.

Estimation 300-500 $

279

Nova Scotia Chevron Rug

A Nova Scotia hooked rug with diagonal rows of chevrons in multi-colours within a grey/black border. Edges re-bound. Early 20th century. Measuring 31” x 51”. Field Collection.

Estimation 300-500 $

280 New York Tug Diorama

A diorama in excellent original surface of a steam tug operated by the Russell Towing Company in New York harbour. Executed in great detail with the tug having a carved US flag at the stern while the case has a carved rope border and carved fans in each corner, all under glass. Provenance: Originally purchased at the Eastside show in New York City by an executive of the film A Clockwork Orange; purchased privately in California by Québec dealer Peter Baker; sold to dealer/collector Alan Clairman of Toronto; purchased by David and Mary Jo Field at the auction of the estate of Alan Clairman in 2008. A torn paper label is on the back. A book by a Russell descendant is available documenting the company tugboat history in New York harbour from 1844-1961. Very good condition, New York, circa 1875. H: 14.5; W: 26”. Field Collection.

Estimation 2,000-2,500 $

281

Painted Hat Form

A sculptural hat form in old painted surface, great form. Includes display stand. Height on stand: 12”; D: 9”. Field Collection.

Estimation 400-600 $

Quaker Two-Drawer Stand

A unique two-drawer stand from Georgetown, Ontario, with high U-shaped cut-outs on the plank sides terminating in a shaped foot. Possibly Quaker origin, the construction is of high quality, the drawers are dovetailed, and the overall design is aesthetically simple with an unusual drawer arrangement concealing two secret compartments. Original dry surface, pine with a butternut top. 2nd quarter 19th century. H: 33”; W: 26”; D: 15”. Field Collection.

Estimation 1,500-2,500 $

283

Eisenhauer Rooster

A one-of-a-kind tin template used by acclaimed Nova Scotia folk artist Colins Eisenhauer for his rooster figures. Found on Eisenhauer’s workshop floor and purchased from his son. Mounted in an old folk art frame. Frame: 13” x 14.5”. Field Collection.

Estimation 2,000-3,000 $

Carved & Polychromed Butler

An exceptional carved butler tip tray in polychrome paint, good wear and condition -- excellent details in the face and the figure is crisply dressed in a pale blue suit, complete with a white handkerchief, white shirt, and red bowtie. This important full bodied sculpture is attributed to noted Québec carver Jean Baptiste Côté due to the highly skilled carving, appropriate age and, most significantly, the long limbs of the figure and carving details that closely resemble other known carvings by Côté including le pecheur, le chasseur, and le chanteur in the collection of the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts. Exceptional details. Some damage to his thumbs. Québec, last quarter 19th century. H: 36.5”; W: 10”. Field Collection.

Estimation 8,000-12,000 $

285

Tractor Grill

A tractor grill in red paint with original chrome headlights. From a Nuffield tractor, the grill also has a badge marked BMC Diesel. Includes a custom wall-mount hanging hook. The Nuffield tractor was produced in England after WWII in response to a government effort to stimulate agriculture modernization and economic growth. Mid 20th century. H: 28”; W: 35”; D: 12”. Field Collection.

Estimation 200-400 $

286

Decorated Deed Box

A decorated deed box in blue, yellow and gold paint with a bracket base. Purchased in Tunisia. H: 6”; W: 11”; D: 6”. Field Collection.

Estimation 300-500 $

287

Wooden Food Containers

A set of three turned food canisters with lids, used for storing herbs and spices in the Middle East. Great paint. Purchased in Saudi Arabia. H: 9.5” tallest; D: 6”. Field Collection.

Estimation 300-500 $

288

Root Snake

A folky root snake painted as a diamondback, in original paint. The rattle at the end of the tail is replaced. Ontario, circa 1900. L: 31”. Field Collection.

Estimation 200-400 $

Maloney Hooked Rug

A hooked rug of a man putting on his skates in the living room, by folk artist Sheila Maloney, Zephyr, Ontario. The man is wearing an orange sweater and a striped toque. Stitched on the back: S Maloney Feb ’79. Measuring 27” x 40”. Field Collection.

Estimation 300-500 $

290 Ontario Roll Top Desk

An Ontario roll top desk with a tambour roll and panelled sides and back made by the Canada Furniture Manufacturers Limited, Toronto (escutcheon/plaque on the tambour roll). The kneehole is flanked by banks of four dovetailed drawers. This desk was found in a family greenhouse in Kent, England, and subsequently re-patriated to Canada in 1985. In good condition, the interior has divided compartments, some with drawers, circa 1900. H: 49”; D: 30”; W” 51”. Field Collection.

Estimation 800-1,200 $

291 Red Chest Of Drawers

An early three-drawer chest of drawers with a bracket base and beveled edge backboards. In a red overpaint with brass knobs replaced and restoration to right side of the bracket base. Field Collection.

Estimation 600-800 $

292

Deed Box With Tin Heart & Birds

A small Ontario deed box found in the Waterloo area in yellow paint with cut-out metal decoration of a pair of birds and a heart on the top. Ontario, circa 1900. H: 6”; W: 11.5; D: 8”. Field Collection.

Estimation 300-500 $

293

Long Peg Rack

A heavy-duty long peg rack in white overpaint with 12 carved hanging pegs, circa 1880. L: 97”. Field Collection.

Estimation 300-500 $

294

Babcock Mill Basket

A large carrying basket from the Babcock mill in Odessa, Ontario, circa 1900. H: 25”; L:19”; W: 14”. Field Collection.

Estimation 100-200 $

297

Markham Basket

A late 19th century straw basket from Markham woven in the same manner as a bee skep and having two integral handles and a base rim. Nice patina, form and condition with minor losses to the wrapping on the rim. H: 15”; W: 14”. Field Collection.

Estimation 300-500 $

296

Vintage Rag Balls

A lot of twenty decorative vintage rag balls in various colours made with strips of material rolled into balls to be later used in rug making. Early 20th century. Measuring, from 1” to 10” diameter. Field Collection.

Estimation 400-600 $

298 Ash Splint Baby Bed

An unusual woven ash splint basket with two carrying handles and six legs, possibly a baby’s bed. The chamfered legs are integrated in the weaving providing rigidity. Very good condition with no apparent breaks or losses. 19th century. H: 16”; L: 30.5”; W: 18.5”. Field Collection.

Estimation 200-300 $

Quilt Racks

A lot of two quilt racks: An early 19th century pegged, shoe-foot, quilt rack in dry surface with flat bar rails (H: 44”; W: 42”) along with a folding quilt rack or drying rack in old white overpaint, Gananoque, Ontario, circa 1900 (H: 50”; W: 33”). Ontario. Field Collection.

Estimation 300-500 $

300 Wall Box in Paint

A simple Ontario wall box in grey over original grey paint with a canted front and shaped sides, 19th century. H: 5.5”; W: 11”; D: 8”. Field Collection.

Estimation 400-600 $

301 Box in Original Red

A box in original dry red paint with slanted sides, 19th century. H: 5”; W: 10”; D: 7”. Field Collection.

Estimation 200-400 $

302 Tray With Toy Tops

A lot of two: a square open wooden tray in old ochre paint, circa 1890 (H: 4.5”; 11.25” square), holding a collection of 11 spinning tops in various sizes, colours and age (1850-1930). Field Collection.

Estimation 1,000-1,500 $

303

Child’s Dough Box

A small open dough box likely made as a child’s toy, in old ochre paint over blue. Prince Edward County, Ontario, mid 19th century. H: 12”; L: 12”; D: 6.5”. Field Collection.

Estimation 200-400 $

304

Boat Bait Box

A handmade tin bait box in the form of a boat with wire mesh side panels, in original green paint and with a mother of pearl handle for the lid. This would have been hung in the water to keep the catch fresh. From Prince Rupert, B.C. Mounted on a custom base. H: 10.5”; L: 19”. Field Collection.

Estimation 200-400 $

Three Fish Decoys

A lot of three contemporary fish decoys with elongated mouths; one carved in mahogany with glass eyes and copper fins; one heavily carved and having nail teeth, glass eyes, and white paint signed P.H. Christianson; and one in green paint with tin fins signed Carl Jensen ‘98. Jensen was born in 1939 and began carving fish and duck decoys in the late 80s. Formerly from New York, he now lives in Florida. Various sizes, H: 2” to 4”; L: 15” to 23”.

Estimation 300-500 $

306

Bufflehead Wall Plaques

A pair of Bufflehead wall plaques in the half-body with outstretched wings, by Tom Martindale, Kingston area. Both stamped TM on the back. Measuring 13.5” x 8.5”. Field Collection.

Estimation 600-800 $

307

Prince Edward Island Goose Decoy

A preening Canada Goose decoy, signed “L. M. Oliver PEI”. Late 20th century. H: 13”; L: 23”; W: 11”. Field Collection.

Estimation 200-300 $

308

Canada Goose Decoy

Canada Goose decoy in original paint. Head may be an old replacement. Mid 20th century. H: 14.5”; L: 19”. Field Collection.

Estimation 200-300 $

309

Pine Pail Bench

A low pail bench with shaped sides made from thick pine planks and in grey overpaint. Found in Toronto, 19th century. H: 25”; W: 39”; D: 13.5”. Field Collection.

Estimation 300-500 $

310 Louis XIII Side Chair

An 18th century Québec Louis XIII side chair with a baluster back and upholstered seat. In birch, the turnings on the front legs and stretchers are in the classic vase and cube style while the back legs are chamfered. Original button feet. The back crest and middle rail are shaped and slightly curved. The turned balusters are replaced and a small chip has been repaired on the back crest. See Palardy’s Early Furniture of French Canada plates 273 and 276 for similar examples. Circa 1730-50.

Estimation 800-1,500 $

311

Blue Chest Of Drawers

A pine chest of drawers in blue-green overpaint with four dovetailed drawers, found in Middletown, Lanark County. Hardware replaced, minor repairs. Circa 1800. H: 42.5”; W: 43”; D: 19”. Field Collection.

Estimation 800-1,200 $

312

Ontario Sheraton Armchair

A mid-19th century Ontario Sheraton square back upholstered arm chair with turned arm posts, turned feet and shaped arms. Reupholstered and the exposed wood is in a contemporary grained surface. H: 37”; W: 23”; D: 23”. Field Collection.

Estimation 400-600 $

Overpainted One-Drawer Table

A one-drawer, turned leg stand in white overpaint. The drawer is constructed with one large dovetail. Ontario, circa 1845. H: 32 “; Top: 21.5”. Field Collection.

Estimation 300-500 $

314 Jam Cupboard

A naïve large Ontario jam cupboard in pine with two plank doors and a gallery with a pronounced backboard, all in an untouched crackled brown paint. One turn closure replaced. Circa 1840. H: 69”; W: 53.5”; D: 17.5”. Field Collection.

Estimation 2,000-2,500 $

315

Brass Fireplace Screen

A 19th century brass fireplace screen with curved corners and wire mesh. H: 24”; W: 43”; D: 15”. Field Collection.

Estimation 200-400 $

316

Fireplace Implements

A lot of early iron fireplace implements including a peel, shovel and tongs, along with a later period stand having a twisted shaft and penny feet. Field Collection.

Estimation 300-500 $

317

Early Brush & Bellows

A lot of two: an early long-handled brush with nice form and in dry black paint (38” long), plus a 19th century fireplace bellows in used condition (10.5” wide). Field Collection.

Estimation 200-400 $

318 Hearth Pot

A bell metal, hearth cooking pot on cabriole legs and with the original lid. Pennsylvania, circa 1850. H: 9.5”; W: 5”; D: 10”. Field Collection.

Estimation 100-200 $

Porch Bench in Blue Paint

An early rustic seating bench with a full back and high sides, all in weathered blue paint. Mortised construction, rope seat, and the sides have deep half-moon cut-outs to form the feet. Québec, 19th century. H: 36”; W: 83”; D: 22”. Field Collection.

Estimation 800-1,500 $

320

Steel Toy Truck

A vintage steel truck in green and red paint stamped “Made in USA”. Good condition. H: 6”; L: 20”; W: 6”. Field Collection.

Estimation 100-200 $

321

Vintage Toy Truck

A handmade vintage flatbed wooden toy truck with turned wooden wheels and removable sides, painted yellow and red. In good used condition.

H: 7.5”; L: 20”; W: 6.5”. Field Collection.

Estimation 100-200 $

322

Tramp Art Display Case

A tramp art decorated glass display case, original varnish, good wear, some trim loss. Québec.

H: 11”; W: 23”; D: 13”. Field Collection.

Estimation 100-200 $

323 Bog Shoes

A pair of wooden plank mud or bog shoes in the shape of snowshoes. Québec, 19th century. L: 35”; W: 10”. Field Collection.

Estimation 200-300 $

324

Willis Woman in Yellow Bonnet

A carving by P.H. Willis “Coules” from Rose Bay, Nova Scotia, of a female farm woman with yellow bonnet and holding a staff in one hand and a bouquet of flowers in the other. Note the toes poking out from beneath her dress. Late 20th century. H: 11”; W: 3.5”; D: 3.5”.

Estimation 200-300 $

Lot Of Two Carvings

A lot of two carvings: a carved female figure by Hervé Lessard from Sherbrooke, Québec, wearing bell bottom pants, an orange beret and an orange and white striped shirt Also included is a carved man by Roland Couture (1920-2011) in original paint with outstretched arms and also wearing a beret. Couture was born in Breakeyville, Québec and began carving at a young age. H: 7” and 8”.

Estimation 400-600 $

Carving Of “Jeune Ado”

A sculpture in butternut of a young woman wearing overalls “Jeune Ado” (“Youth”) by Guy Lecours, 2004. Mounted on a marble base and having a brass plaque. H: 14”.

Estimation 300-500 $

327

Woman & Calf Sculpture

A sculpture of a woman in a red and white polka doit dress and brown shoes feeding a Holstein calf with a baby’s bottle. Illegible signature on the bottom. Late 20th century. H: 15”; base 9” x 9”.

Estimation 300-500 $

328

Willis Woman With Umbrella

A carving by P.H. Willis “Coules” from Rose Bay, Nova Scotia, of a female farm woman in a blue dress and holding a tall umbrella in one hand and a bouquet of flowers in the other. Note the toes poking out from beneath her dress. Late 20th century. H: 13.5”; W: 3.5”; D: 3.5”.

Estimation 200-300 $

Dufferin County Watercolour

A large watercolour of a rural scene from Dufferin County, Ontario. Professionally restored and framed, circa 1890. H: 26”; W: 32”. Field Collection.

Estimation 400-600 $

330

Make-Do Candle Holder

An oversized make-do candle holder made from an old film reel case. Hawkesbury, Ontario, circa 1960. D: 12”. Field Collection.

Estimation 100-200 $

331

Dollar Trade Sign

A metal cut-out “$” sign in old black paint over vestiges of original paint from a store operating in the Oakville area in the early 20th century (Talbot family). Ontario. 30” x 28”. Field Collection.

Estimation 400-600 $

332

Copper Cookware

A lot of copper cookware – frying pan, pressure cooker, 3 pots, 1 lid. These antique / vintage pots have all been professionally relined. Average sizes. Field Collection.

Estimation 400-600 $

333

Copper Cookware

A lot of copper cookware – frying pan, 2 pots, 1 lid. These antique / vintage pots have all been professionally relined. Average sizes. Field Collection.

Estimation 400-600 $

334 Green Work Table

Used as a potting table in the Field’s garden shed, a tall green work table with a dovetailed gallery, dovetailed drawer and a shelf below. Good condition, European, late 19th century. H: 36”; W: 46”; D: 30”. Field Collection.

Estimation 300-500 $

335

Settle Bed / Banc Lit

A 19th century, low-back, settle bed/banc lit in dry pine surface from Welland, Ontario. Strap hinges and forged hooks are damaged. H: 24”; L: 74”; D: 21”. Field Collection.

Estimation 300-500 $

336

Arrowback Rocker

A “Boston” style arrowback rocker with arms and original stencilling, found in Tamworth, Ontario, circa 1870. H: 44”; W: 19”; D: 27”. Field Collection.

Estimation 200-300 $

337

Yellow Tin Container

A large yellow tin container with black stencil design and lettering “Sausage Seasoning, prepared by Laval Products Limited, Montreal”. Original threaded lid (wire bail handle is missing). Dented and some paint loss. H: 18”; D: 13.5”. Field Collection.

Estimation 400-600 $

338

“Red Rose Tea” Blackboard

A vintage store advertising blackboard with yellow stencil “Red Rose Tea Is Good Tea”. Early 20th century. The board has breadboard ends to ensure a flat surface. H: 45.5”; W: 19.5”. Field Collection.

Estimation 300-500 $

Architectural Fragment

An architectural wooden support with rope twist carving, in overpaint, circa 1850. H: 20”; W: 8”; D: 4”. Field Collection.

Estimation 200-300 $

340

Green Dough Box

An open dough box in original green paint with canted sides and carved handles. Perth, Ontario, circa 1880. H: 10”; L: 30.5”; W: 19”. Field Collection.

Estimation 400-600 $

Artist’s Sample Board

An artist’s sample board painted with animal images, a bouquet of flowers, and a man carrying a log. All painted on a pine plank with a black ground and a faint gold border. Original hanging ring and old surface. New York State, mid 19th century. H: 12”; W: 20”. Field Collection.

Estimation 600-800 $

342

Carved Ladle & Mi’qmaq Container

A lot of two including a 19th century Indigenous ladle in old patina, carved in birch (L: 12.25”; W: 4.5”) and a small Mi’qmaq lap-jointed oval birchbark container in old surface with a lid. Field Collection.

Estimation 300-500 $

343

Two Pin Cushions

A lot of two 19th century pin cushions: one is on a turned wooden base in original varnished surface and the other is mounted on a turned hourglassshaped brass base, both having the original fabric pin cushion. 4” x 3.5”; 5.25” x 3.5”. Field Collection.

Estimation 300-500 $

344

Three Pin Cushions

A lot of three pin cushions: one being a turned example with traces of original bark and the other two being woven examples with one labelled “Tadoussac, July 1911”. H: 1” - 2.75”. Field Collection.

Estimation 200-300 $

345

Carpet Balls

A lot of seven decorated 19th century carpet balls in good condition. Five are sponge decorated and the other two have a painted line pattern. Diameter 3.5”. Field Collection.

Estimation 100-200 $

“Limberjack” With Bowler Hat

A dancing “limberjack” doll with bowler hat, google eyes and a matchstick cigarette. On a custom stand. Circa 1930. H: 9.75”. Field Collection.

Estimation 200-400 $

347

Lion on a Stump

A carved lion on a stump, in natural patina, by William Volwraith, Ottawa Valley. Mid 20th century. H” 10”. Field Collection.

Estimation 400-600 $

“Limberjack” With Bow Tie

A dancing “limberjack” doll in formal attire original paint with bowtie, spats and top hat. On a custom stand. Circa 1920. H: 13.5”. Field Collection.

Estimation 200-400 $

349

Newburgh Whirligig

A weathered whirligig with faded Union Jack motifs in red, white and blue having a six-blade windmill style propellor driving a mini animal carousel housed within a tin cabin mounted on the top. Newburgh, Ontario. H: 32”; L: 26”; D: 20”. Field Collection.

Estimation 1,000-1,500 $

“Limberjack” Doll

A dancing “limberjack” doll with carved face and green and red decoration, Ottawa. On a custom stand. Circa 1890. H: 12.5”. Field Collection.

Estimation 200-400 $

351

“Limberjack” With Flat Top Hat

A “Limberjack” doll with flat-top hat in unpainted condition with original string. Kingston. On a custom stand. Circa 1920. H: 13.5”. Field Collection.

Estimation 200-400 $

352

Pair Of Tin Candle Holders

A pair of 19th century, tinsmith-made, longarmed candle holders with custom iron mounting brackets, circa 1880. L: 12 .5”. Field Collection.

Estimation 400-600 $

353

Murdoch Bear

A charming prowling bear in original paint by Wallace Murdoch from Guthrie Ontario, 1960s. Carvings by Murdoch are increasingly scarce. H: 4”. Field Collection.

Estimation 200-300 $

Equestrian Carving

A sculpture of a lady on horseback holding a riding crop, by H. Cook, Humphrey, Ontario. In natural finish. Mid 20th century. H: 10”; L: 10”. Field Collection.

Estimation 200-300 $

355

Maxville Bird Carvings

A pair of carved pheasant wall mounts by Arthur Sauvé (1896-1973), Maxville, Ontario. Sauvé carved a variety of subjects including crucifixes and bicycle whirligigs. Dated 1991. H: 12”. Field Collection.

Estimation 200-400 $

356

Oval Piecework Frame

An eight-sided oval piecework frame in crazed dark varnish, with mirror. Québec, c 1900. Measures 16” x 13”. Field Collection.

Estimation 400-600 $

357 Burl Mallet

An 18th century primitive burl mallet with a large head and the handle being the branch originally growing from the burl. 6” x 16”. Field Collection.

Estimation 200-400 $

Chinking Tool

A 19th century chinking tool in original dark surface, used for caulking planks on ships. Field Collection.

Estimation 200-300 $

359

Forged Toy Animals

A grouping of unique hand forged folk art animals with fabric covering. Québec, circa 1925. Various sizes. Field Collection.

Estimation 200-300 $

360

Chopping Board

A 19th century bird’s eye maple chopping board from Brockville, Ontario. Strong figure to the wood and nice in-use wear. H: 26.25”; W: 8”. Field Collection.

Estimation 200-300 $

361

Whale Oil Lamps

A pair of early flint glass whale oil lamps having hearts and hatched diamonds on the font. Very good condition. Electrified. H: 18”. Field Collection.

Estimation 100-200 $

Decorative Ovoid Mirror

An oval mirror in a rectangular decorative frame having nicely crazed, original two-tone paint and triangular motifs in each corner. Original backboard. A souvenir medallion from Ste-Annede-Beaupré is tacked to the lower frame. Québec, 22” x 15”. Field Collection.

Estimation 400-600 $

363

Architectural Shelf

An architectural shelf with remnants of original coral paint. Québec, mid 19th century. H: 6.5”; W: 24”; D: 6”. Field Collection.

Estimation 200-300 $

364

Cow Carving By Colpitts

A primitive sculpture of a farmer grabbing his cow by the tail, sculpted by Barry Colpitts., Nova Scotia. Colpitts has been carving since 1989 and his works are fanciful and colourful, several of which were part of an exhibition of whirligigs at the Beaverbrook Art Gallery in Fredericton, N.B. His works can be found in private and public collections including the Canadian Museum of History and the Art Gallery of Nova Scotia. (info Black Sheep Gallery.) H: 8.5”; base 17” x 5”.

Estimation 300-500 $

365

Moose / Mountie Sculpture

A humourous carving of a moose / mountie in full uniform and in original paint. Sculpted by J. Shockey, 2000. 21” x 7”.

Estimation 200-400 $

366

The Sad Doll By Christina Luck

An outsider art sculpture in vivid colours “The Sad Doll” by Christina Luck, Cookstown, Ontario. Mounted on a checkered base. Circa 1991.

H: 24.5”; base 4” x 10”.

Estimation 400-600 $

367 Penguin Carving

A carved folk art standing penguin with head looking up, good paint, carved by Neil Levy (1926-2011), Blandford, Nova Scotia. Dated 1997. H: 12”. Field Collection.

Estimation 300-500 $

368 Folk Art Cat

A folk art cat with a long tail and in green paint with red splotch decoration, by William Roach, French Acadian Metis artist, Nova Scotia, 2006. Signed on one foot. H: 11.5”; L: 10.75”; W: 4.25”. Field Collection.

Estimation 200-300 $

369

Redware Dog

A redware “Staffordshire” dog with flaky paint, English, circa 1880. H: 8”; W: 7.5”. Field Collection.

Estimation 200-300 $

370

Military Boots

A pair of 19th century military boots with original wooden forms. Irish, found in Kingston. H: 23”. Field Collection.

Estimation 200-300 $

371 Beaded Purse

A Victorian beaded purse with a romantic scene of a castle, cows and a reclining figure. The cuff is stitched with green and cream needlework and the original drawstring is still in place. Minor condition issues. English, late 19th century. Measuring 9” x 6”. Field Collection.

Estimation 200-300 $

372

Victorian Beaded Table / Shelf Valence

A native-made Victorian beaded table or shelf valence on black felt with looped fringe and floral motifs. L: 34”; W: 11”. Field Collection.

Estimation 200-300 $

373

Three Beadwork Pieces

A lot of three pieces of native beadwork sold as souvenirs 1890-1920 including two hanging birds and a pin cushion with birds. 4.5” x 8”; 8”x 7”; 10” x 7.5”. Field Collection.

Estimation 300-500 $

Sugar Firkin

A sugar firkin with hinged lid, all in pale yellow paint with blue lettering and original wire bands. 1900-1930. H: 7”; Diameter: 8”. Field Collection.

Estimation 100-200 $

375 Banner Weathervane

An arrow banner weathervane with the original post having a tin cone tip and mounted on a multifaceted tin globe at its base. Untouched, weathered surface. Québec, early 20th century. H: 30”; L: 25”. Field Collection.

Estimation 400-600 $

376

Candlesticks & Wick Trimmer

A lot of two: a pair of brass candlesticks with period brass bobeches along with a cast iron scissor wick trimmer/snuffer. H: 9”. Field Collection.

Estimation 200-300 $

377

Framed Quillwork

A set of four framed quillwork pictures from Britt (near Parry Sound) Ontario, with images of bear, moose, owl and deer. Very good condition, circa 1940. Frames measure 6.75” x 8” and 7” x 9”. Field Collection.

Estimation 400-800 $

378

Pigeon Hole Shelf

A small hanging shelf in original paint with four open compartments and a shaped lower rail. Constructed from a discarded packing crate. Québec, circa 1900. H: 22”; W: 13”; D: 6.5”. Field Collection.

Estimation 200-400 $

379 Carved Mobile Figures

Two carved, red-painted fowl (hen and rooster) on the original hanging perch, likely from a mobile. Québec, circa 1920. H: 2.5” and 3.5”. Field Collection.

Estimation 200-300 $

380

Pair of Tole Trays

A pair of small tole decorated trays found in Napanee, late 19th century. Each measuring 9” x 12”. Field Collection. Estimation 300-500 $

381

Birchbark Wall Sconce

A carved wall sconce with birch bark shade by Québec folk artist Émilien St-Georges who was a canoeist, fishing guide and carver of canoe cups. Measuring 6” high. Field Collection.

Estimation 200-300 $

Folk Art Snake

A long folk art snake with a flame darkened surface from Markham, Ontario. L: 66”. Field Collection.

Estimation 100-200 $

383 Tin Figure

A tin man stick garden figure with great paint and protruding yellow shoes, Hawkesbury, Ontario. H: 21”. Field Collection.

Estimation 300-500 $

384

Memoryware Frame

A memoryware frame from a Picton estate with an Order of Foresters certificate in the name of _ S Starks, dated 1895. Ontario. Some losses. H: 34”; W: 27.5”. Field Collection.

Estimation 200-400 $

385

Treen Plates

A mixed lot of treen plates or trays in various woods, signed H. Field and dated 1907 to 1916. Woodstock, Ontario. Field Collection.

Estimation 200-300 $

386

Holly Candle Holders

A pair of cast iron candle holders shaped like a Christmas holly leaf, in old paint. Late 19th century. 1.75” x 5”. Field Collection.

Estimation 100-200 $

387

Embroidered Pillows

A pair of embroidered stumpwork pillows with red roses and a white picket fence on a black ground. Field Collection.

Estimation 200-400 $

388

Naïve Still Life

A naïve oil on canvas still life of an overflowing fruit basket in the foreground with a lake scene in the distance. Unsigned, late 19th century. H: 27.5”; W: 19.5”. Field Collection.

Estimation 200-400 $

389

Lot Of Three Paintings

A lot of three still life fruit paintings (basket of grapes, basket of cherries, mixed fruits) in original frames: one oil on board, two oil on canvas. Late 19th century. Various sizes. Field Collection.

Estimation 300-500 $

Marlbank Tapered Leg Table

A tapered leg table from Marlbank, Ontario, in old grey/blue overpaint with a plank top having a nice overhang. As-found condition with some paint still intact on the top. 1850-75. H: 28”; L: 43”; W: 30”. Field Collection.

Estimation 300-500 $

391

Two Mohawk Baskets

A lot of two painted native baskets from the Tyendinaga territory near Napanee; one has a single carved handle (H: 10”; L: 13”W: 9.5”while the other has two carrying handles (H: 5”; L: 11”; W: 15”). Circa 1900. Field Collection.

Estimation 100-200 $

392

Black Rooster Weathervane

A sheet metal rooster weathervane with arrow directional in original black paint. Mid 20th century. 20” x 22”.

Estimation 300-500 $

393

Top Hat Wine Cooler

A cast iron top-hat wine cooler with the interior painted like the inside silk lining. Early 20th century. H: 7.5”; L: 10.5”; W: 8”. Field Collection.

Estimation 300-500 $

Iron Garden Towers

A pair of iron garden towers / trellis with stylized fleur-de-lys finials. 20th century. H: 84”; Base: 10” square. Field Collection.

Estimation 100-200 $

BILINGUAL PRIDHAM’S TERMS & CONDITIONS OF SALE

Please take the time to read, thank you.

RÈGLEMENTS & CONDITIONS DE VENTE PRIDHAM’S BILINGUES

S.V.P. veuillez prendre le temps de lire, merci.

1. The term “Auctioneer” means Pridham’s Auction House Inc. (“ Pridham’s “). | Le terme “Encanteur” signifie Pridham’s Auction House Inc. (“ Pridham’s “).

2. Each lot is sold “AS IS” and “WHERE IS”. Sales are final. | Chaque item est vendu “TEL QUEL” et “OÙ IL EST”. Les ventes sont finales.

3. The descriptions are provided to help move along the process on auction day. No warranty regarding the descriptions, age or condition is made or implied. Additionally, under the Conditions of Sale applicable to the sale of any lot, buyers must satisfy themselves as to each and every aspect of the quality of the lot, including and without limitation, its authorship, attribution, condition, provenance, authenticity, age, suitability and origin. Lots are sold on an ‘as is’ basis but the actual condition of the lot may not be as good as indicated by its outward appearance. In particular parts may have been replaced or renewed and lots may not be authentic or of satisfactory quality. Any statement in relation to a lot is merely an expression of opinion of the seller or Pridham’s and should not be relied upon as an inducement to bid on the lot. Please contact us for a condition report. 1-877-533-5877 or info@pridhams.ca NO LATER than: October 28th at 5:00pm. After that time, we can not guarantee phone calls & emails will be answered due to the live webcast demands.

Les descriptions sont inclues pour faciliter le processus le jour de la vente. Aucune garantie en ce qui concerne les descriptions, l’âge et condition est offerte ou implicite. En outre, conformément aux conditions de vente applicables à la vente de tout lot, les acheteurs doivent s’assurer de chaque aspect de la qualité du lot, y compris et sans limitation, son auteur, son attribution, sa condition, sa provenance, son authenticité et origine. Les lots sont vendus “tel quel”, mais la condition réelle du lot peut ne pas être aussi bonne que celle indiquée par son apparence extérieure. En particulier, des pièces peuvent avoir été remplacées ou restaurées, et les lots peuvent ne pas être authentiques ou de qualité satisfaisante. Toute déclaration relative à un lot est simplement une expression d’opinion du vendeur ou de Pridham’s et ne devrait pas être invoquée comme une incitation à soumissionner sur le lot. S.V.P. contactez-nous pour un rapport de condition. 1-877533-5877 ou info@pridhams.ca, au plus tard le 28 octobre avril à 17h. Nous ne pouvons pas garantir un retour d’appel ou courriel après cette date vu les besoins technologiques du webcast.

4. The Auctioneer does its very best to point out condition issues. You have to examine each piece carefully; sales will not be set aside on grounds of condition, or of real or imagined misdescription. The condition reports are not prepared by a professional conservator or engineer. | Pridham’s fait de son mieux pour vous informer de la condition d’un objet. Vous devez examiner chaque item soigneusement; les ventes ne seront pas mises de côté pour des raisons de condition, ou de descriptions erronées réelles ou imaginaires. Nos rapports de condition ne sont pas préparés par un conservateur professionnel ou un ingénieur.

5. The Auctioneer may accept and submit absentee, telephone and online bids, to be executed by an employee of the Auctioneer, pursuant to the instructions of prospective purchasers not in attendance at the sale. | Pridham’s peut accepter et soumettre des offres par absence, par téléphone ou en ligne, devant être exécutées par un employé de Pridham’s, conformément aux instructions des acheteurs éventuels qui ne peuvent pas être présents.

6. Registration: all bidders are required to submit full name, address and a telephone number. Information is used pursuant to the “Canadian Personal Information Protection and Electronic Documents Act”. A credit card on file is required for telephone/absentee bidding. | Enregistrement: tous les clients sont tenus de donner leur nom, adresse et un numéro de téléphone. L’information est utilisée selon la “Loi canadienne sur la protection des renseignements personnels et les documents électroniques”. Une carte de crédit au dossier est nécessaire pour l’enregistrement d’une mise téléphonique ou par absence.

7. There are applicable taxes except for out-of-country buyers who require shipping their purchases. | Il y a des taxes applicables sauf pour les acheteurs hors Canada qui doivent faire livrer leur marchandise.

8. Unless exempted by law, the buyer must pay applicable taxes on the total purchase price. The buyer’s premium is added before the applicable taxes. Pridham’s does not divide a buyer’s invoice between two or more people on auction day. | À moins d’être exemptés, les acheteurs doivent payer les taxes appropriées sur le montant total. La prime de l’acheteur est ajoutée avant les taxes applicables. Pridham’s ne divise pas une facture entre deux ou plusieurs personnes le jour de la vente.

9. Unless exempted by law, the buyer is required to pay HST on the total purchase price including the buyer’s premium. For international buyers, taxes are not applicable when purchases are shipped out of Canada. For items shipped out of the province, the buyer is required to PAY TAXES as per their provincial tax status, whether it is HST, GST and PST. Includes Quebec buyers, there is GST AND QST. À moins d’être exempté par la loi, l’acheteur est tenu de payer la TVH sur le prix d’achat total, y compris la prime de l’acheteur. Pour les acheteurs internationaux, les taxes ne sont pas applicables lorsque les achats sont expédiés hors du Canada. Pour les articles expédiés hors province, l’acheteur est tenu de payer les taxes selon le statut fiscal de sa province, que ce soit la TVH, TPS ou TVP. Incluant les acheteurs du Québec, il y a une TPS et TVQ.

10. The Auctioneer has the right to withdraw or add to the items as listed in any printed catalogue or listing or promoted on the internet. | Pridham’s a le droit de retirer ou d’ajouter des items sur une liste ou dans un catalogue imprimé, ou annoncé sur l’internet.

11. The Auctioneer reserves the right to withdraw any lot from the sale at any time, to divide any lot or to combine any two or more lots at his sole discretion, all without notice. | L’Encanteur se réserve le droit de retirer tout lot de la vente, à n’importe quel moment, de diviser un ou plusieurs lots, et ce sans avis.

12. The Auctioneer has the right to refuse any bid and to advance the bidding at his absolute discretion. The auctioneer reserves the right not to accept and to reject any bid. Without limitation, any bid which is not commensurate with the value of the article offered, or which is merely a nominal or fractional advance over the previous bid may not be recognized. | Pridham’s a le droit de refuser toute offre et d’avancer l’appel d’offres à son entière discrétion. Il se réserve le droit de ne pas accepter et de refuser toute offre. Sans limitation, toute offre qui n’est pas proportionnelle à la valeur de l’article offert ou qui est simplement une avance nominale ou fractionnaire par rapport à l’offre précédente ne peut être reconnue.

13. When the Auctioneer says “sold” it is a contractual agreement between the Auctioneer and the buyer. All auctions are also audiorecorded. | Lorsque l’Encanteur dit “vendu” cela est tout comme un contrat entre l’acheteur et l’Encanteur. Les encans sont aussi enregistrés par audio.

14. The highest bidder accepted by the Auctioneer for any lot shall be the buyer and such buyer shall forthwith assume full risk and responsibility for the lot and must comply with such other Conditions of Sale as may be applicable. If any dispute should arise between bidders, the Auctioneer shall have the absolute discretion to designate the buyer or, at his option, to withdraw any disputed lot from the sale, or to re-offer it at the same or a subsequent sale. The Auctioneer’s decision in all cases is final. | Le soumissionnaire le plus offrant accepté par Pridham’s pour tout lot sera l’acheteur et cet acheteur assumera sans délai tous les risques et responsabilités du lot et devra se conformer aux autres Conditions de vente applicables. En cas de litige entre deux soumissionnaires, Pridham’s aura la discrétion absolue de désigner l’acheteur ou, à son gré, de retirer tout lot contesté de la vente ou de la proposer à la même vente ou à une autre vente ultérieure. La décision de l’Encanteur dans tous les cas est définitive.

15. The buyer shall pay an item in full and to the satisfaction of the Auctioneer; failing to do so may result in the cancellation of the sale, with or without re-offering the item for sale. | L’acheteur doit payer un item au complet et à la satisfaction de Pridham’s, à défaut de quoi, Pridham’s peut annuler la vente, avec ou sans offrir de nouveau l’article à vendre.

16. Payments have to be made in full by Visa, MasterCard (over the telephone, or online with our MONERIS PAGE), or e-transfer within 5 days after receiving their final invoice from Pridham’s (or Live Auctioneers). American Express and cheques are not accepted. | Paiements doivent être faits par VISA, MasterCard (par téléphone ou avec notre lien en ligne MONERIS), ou Interac 5 jours après avoir reçu une facture finale Pridham’s (ou Live Auctioneers). American Express et chèques ne sont pas acceptés.

17. Pridham’s is not responsible for any damages or injuries under any circumstances. | Pridham’s n’est pas responsable pour aucun dommage ou blessure et ce, en aucun cas.

18. If you are not able to pick-up your purchase at 2615 Lancaster Road Ottawa, Pridham’s can deliver (smalls only, and art, for free) your unpacked paid purchases, at the buyer’s risk to UPS #112 (St Laurent Blvd, Ottawa, store112@theupsstore.ca). Pridham’s will share your information, not your credit card number, with UPS. Once your purchase is with UPS, you will liaise directly with them for packing, insuring, shipping, and payment. Please take note that UPS charges are with the amount of packing required, size, weight, destination, etc and NOT with the hammer price. Please ask for a shipping QUOTE before the auction (until FRIDAY NOON BEFORE THE SALE), if you are concerned. Sales will not be cancelled due to shipping costs.

EMAIL ADIL FOR A SHIPPING QUOTE: store112@theupsstore.ca

If you prefer to use another carrier (not UPS), please take note that Pridham’s does not pack and insure - but we would be pleased to liaise with the shipper of your choice.

For larger items (ex. furniture), please call us (1-877-533-5877) to discuss a pick-up schedule (within 5 business days) or carrier shipping. A list of suggested shippers is available. We can not store furniture for weeks, please have a plan of action before buying large pieces, or a storage fee may apply.

***UPS shipping must be paid by you no more than 5 business days after receiving the UPS SHIPPING AUTHORIZATION. UPS can not store your purchase, fees may apply. Thank you very much. We appreciate your cooperation.

Si vous n’êtes pas en mesure de ramasser vos achats, Pridham’s peut les livrer les petits objets (seulement, gratuitement) non-emballés au risque de l’acheteur chez UPS #112, lorsque convenable pour Pridham’s. Pridham’s fournira à UPS les infos de l’acheteur, pas le numéro de carte de crédit. L’acheteur communiquera directement avec UPS pour l’assurance, l’emballage, l’expédition, et paiement. Veuillez prendre note que les frais UPS sont proportionnels à la quantité d’emballage requis, la taille, le poids, etc. Veuillez demander une estimation pour un envoi avec la vente (AU PLUS TARD, VENDREDI MIDI AVANT LA VENTE), et non pas après la vente. Les achats ne seront pas cancellés si vous trouvez votre envoi trop dispendieux.

COURRIEL- ESTIMATION: store112@theupsstore.ca

Si vous désirez utiliser une autre compagnie (que UPS), s.v.p. laissez-nous savoir. Il nous fera plaisir de coordonner le tout pour vous. Veuillez prendre note que Pridham’s ne fait pas l’emballage et n’assume pas les assurances.

Pour les plus grands objets (comme meubles), s.v.p. veuillez nous contacter pour discuter du ramassage (en 5 jours ouvrables) ou d’une livraison contractuelle. Nous pouvons vous suggérer un déménageur. Nous ne pouvons pas garder des meubles durant des semaines, un frais d’entreposage peut s’appliquer.

**Vous n’avez pas plus que 5 jours pour payer UPS après avoir reçu votre formulaire. Le magasin ne peut pas entreproser vos achats plus longtemps, ou des frais peuvent s’appliquer. Merci beaucoup pour votre collaboration.

19. The Auctioneer acts solely as agent for the seller and makes no representation as to any attribute of, title to, or restriction affecting the articles in the sale. Without limitation, the buyer understands that any item bought may be affected by the provisions of the Cultural Property Export Act. | L’Encanteur est un agent seulement pour le client et ne fait aucunes représentations en ce qui concerne l’attribution, le titre ou restriction affectant les articles dans une vente. Sans limitations, l’acheteur comprend que les items achetés peuvent être affectés par des provisions culturelles et d’exportation.

20. DISCLAIMER: Ivory, tortoise shell and other “animal” items, including Rosewood, are restricted from export out of Canada due to protection under CITES (Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species). Pridham’s will not provide shipping or CITES application service. The successful buyer has to pick-up the item in person. Shall the buyer decide to take the item across a border after picking it up, the buyer takes full responsibility for obtaining proper exporting and importing documents from both countries: EXPORT IS AT THE BUYER’S RISK. Pridham’s supports the protection of all wildlife. | AVERTISSEMENT: L’ivoire, la coquille de tortue et d’autres objets de source animale (et même le Bois de rose) ont un interdit d’exportation à l’extérieur du Canada en raison de la protection prévue par la CITES (Convention sur le commerce international des espèces de faune et de flore sauvages menacées d’extinction). Pridham’s n’offrira pas de service d’expédition ni de service d’application pour CITES. L’acheteur doit ramasser l’article en personne. Si l’acheteur décide de croiser une frontière après avoir ramassé l’article, l’acheteur assume pleine responsabilité d’obtenir les documents appropriés d’exportation et d’importation des deux pays. L’EXPORTATION EST AU RISQUE DE L’ACHETEUR. Pridham’s supporte la protection de tous les animaux sauvages.

Please do not hesitate to contact Pridham’s if you have questions, thank you. S.V.P. n’hésitez pas à contacter Pridham’s si vous avez des questions, merci. Toll Free / Sans Frais: 1-877-533-5877 info@pridhams.ca