Markey Canadiana Collection, Telfer & Foster Fine Inclusions, Pridham's Auctions Oct 21, 2023 @ 10AM by PridhamsAuctions

The Markey Canadiana & Folk Art Collection With Fine Inclusions From

Carol Telfer & Larry Foster Saturday, October 21, 2023 at 10:00 AM Live Online & In-Person Bidding Pridham’s Gallery, Ottawa 1

The Markey Canadiana & Folk Art Collection With Fine Inclusions From

Carol Telfer & Larry Foster Saturday, October 21, 2023 at 10:00 AM Live Online & In-Person Bidding Absentee & telephone bids are accepted Preview before the sale: October 19th & 20th from 10 AM to 5 PM Toll Free: 1-877-533-5877 Buyer’s premium 20% Pridham’s Auctions & Appraisals Gallery 9-2615 Lancaster Road, OTTAWA

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PRIDHAM’S Auctions & Appraisals

O T TAWA’ S F I N E A R T AU C T I O N H O U S E

The Markey Canadiana & Folk Art Collection With Fine Inclusions From

Carol Telfer & Larry Foster

t is with great pleasure that we bring you our Fall Canadiana, Québécois & Folk Art Sale. Featuring, the Shaun & Joan Markey Collection, as well as many fine inclusions from Carol Telfer and Larry Foster. This sale brings together a range of material that demonstrates a deep collecting knowledge ranging from choice folk art to heritage items of cultural importance. We encourage you to attend the sale live in the room on October 21st, to experience the full impact a lifetime of collecting represents from some of Canada’s most important caretakers of our material heritage.

Lot 184

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 Bianca Buyson – Administrative Assistant / Assistante administrative Andrew Rashotte – Photographer / Photographe Helen Rimmer – Design / Mise en page

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Auctions & Appraisals

O T TAWA’ S F I N E A R T AU C T I O N H O U S E

1 CARVED BEAVER BY WILFRID RICHARD A painted, hand carved beaver by Wilfrid Richard (1894 - 1996). Perfect condition. Québec, circa 1970. Measuring, 3 1/4” height x 10” length. The Shaun & Joan Markey Collection. Estimation 400-600 $

2 PINE SIDEBOARD A pine side board in original reddish brown paint from the Town of Perth. Two drawers over two doors. Nice cut out across the front base, and on both sides of the base. Original knobs and turn buckle. As found condition. Unpainted interior. No repairs or alterations. Circa 1870. Measuring, 43 1/2” height x 48 1/2” width x 19 1/2” depth. The Shaun & Joan Markey Collection. Estimation 700-1,200 $

3 HOOKED RUG A hooked rug with the image of two Snow Geese, mounted on a wooden frame. Circa 1975. Measuring, 36” length, 24” width. The Shaun & Joan Markey Collection. Estimation 100-150 $

SMALL PINE BENCH A small pine bench in old green paint, shaped ends which are splined up through the top of the bench. Square nails. As found condition with some cracks here and there. Still quite presentable. Circa 1880. Measuring, 11” height x 21” length x 8 1/2” width. The Shaun & Joan Markey Collection. Estimation 150-200 $ 6

5 FIRE PROTECTION POSTER A framed original “FIRE PROTECTION” coloured poster from Roseneath, Ontario. Image of fire fighters fighting a fire with an old firetruck also on the scene. Unsigned by the artist. Circa 1935. Measuring, 20 1/2” height, 13 1/2” width (image size, at sight). The Shaun & Joan Markey Collection. Estimation 200-300 $

6 SMALL TAVERN TABLE A small tavern table in original brown paint or varnish with tapered legs and a stretcher base. Completely original condition. No repairs or restoration. Unusual to find a table like this in this condition. Found in Ottawa, circa 1860. Measuring, 27” width x 28” height x 17” width. The Shaun & Joan Markey Collection. Estimation 400-600 $

7 FIRE PROTECTION POSTER A framed original “FIRE PROTECTION” coloured poster from Roseneath, Ontario. Image of double winged plane dropping water bombs on a forest fire. Unsigned by the artist. Circa 1935. Measuring, 21 1/2” height x 13 1/4” width. The Shaun & Joan Markey Collection. Estimation 200-300 $

8 UNUSUAL SIDE TABLE An unusual side table from Carleton Place, Lanark County. Many knobs conceal actual drawer arrangement. As found, untouched condition. Made of ash and maple. Circa 1870. Measuring, 32 3/4” height x 24 3/4” width x 16 1/4” depth. The Shaun & Joan Markey Collection. Estimation 700-1,000 $

9 CARVED PARROT A nicely carved and painted, polychromed parrot on a base. In as found condition. Minor chips to the edge of the base. Circa 1940. Measuring, 9 1/2” height x 3 1/2” x depth 3 1/2” width. The Shaun & Joan Markey Collection. Estimation 400-600 $

10 HOOKED RUG BY JOYCE LONG A colourful hooked rug of a house, trees and a row of yellow birds. Perfect condition. Hooked by the late Joyce Long of Niagara Falls, Ontario. Note initials “JL” in right hand corner of the rug. Circa 1985. Measuring, 35” length x 24” width. The Shaun & Joan Markey Collection. Estimation 400-600 $ 9

11 FOLK ART CARVING BY FRED BAILEY “The Race”, a polychrome folk art wood carving of sulky racing, horses behind a white fence, created by the late Fred Bailey of Shawville, Quebec. Perfect condition. “Name The Race, Fred E. Bailey 1974” carved into the base. The Shaun & Joan Markey Collection. Estimation 400-500 $

11A FOLK ART CARVING BY FRED BAILEY A polychrome folk art wood carving of a onehorse sulky racing, created by the late Fred Bailey of Shawville, Quebec, dated 1979. Estimation 80-125 $

12 OIL ON BOARD, FISHING & PORTRAIT, QUEBEC A large oil on board of a fisherman at the shore of a lake showing off a string of fish standing by a birchbark canoe. His friend stands by a log cabin in the background. A well executed folk art painting. Found in Quebec. Written in pencil on frame, “Trout fishing in St-Côme, and F. Laporte, Ste. Anne street, Joliette, 1924” (verso), Found in the Laurentians. Excellent condition in an old, likely original frame. Circa 1930. Measuring, 24” height x 27” length. The Shaun & Joan Markey Collection.

Estimation 400-600 $ 10

13 PAIL STAND A large yellow painted pine pail stand. Round nailed. Good condition. Ottawa Valley, circa 1900. Measuring, 45” height x 36” width x 16” depth. Ex Rick Huxtable collection. The Markey Shaun & Joan Collection. Estimation 800-1,200 $

14 EGANVILLE STONEWARE CROCK A stoneware merchant crock marked “J. Casey & Co., General Merchant, Eganville”. Nice condition. Circa 1870. Measuring, 11 1/8” height x 7 1/2” width. The Shaun & Joan Markey Collection. Estimation 200-250 $

15 STONEWARE CROCK, D&H McLACHLIN, OTTAWA A one gallon stoneware merchant crock, incised on the front in cobalt blue: “From D & A McLachlin, General Merchants, Ottowa”. Stamped Ottowa, instead of Ottawa. Excellent condition. Circa 1870. The Shaun & Joan Markey Collection. Estimation 200-300 $

16 STAR QUILT A very graphic and colourful quilt using calico cottons and solid fabrics from the turn of the century era. All hand-stitched and pieced. Excellent condition. Found in Orillia (Ontario), circa 1910. Measuring, 68” x 70”. The Carol Telfer Collection. Estimation 700-900 $

17 WASH STAND A small wash stand with gallery in original dark brown paint. Exceptionally fine turned legs with a lower shelf with drawer. Unknown origin. Found in Ottawa, Ontario, but possibly American. Circa 1840. Measuring 33” height x 26” width x 17” depth. The Shaun & Joan Markey Collection. Estimation 600-900 $

18 THREE GOLDEN EYE DECOYS Three Golden Eye decoys from the same rig. All in good condition. Condition noted: neck on one duck is loose. Found in Blue Sea Lake, Quebec, circa 1920. Each measuring, 14 1/2” length. The Shaun & Joan Markey Collection. Estimation 300-500 $

19 FOLK CARVING OF PASSENGER SHIP BY J. MONROE A folk art carving of a passenger ship by Mr. J. Monroe of Conception Bay, Newfoundland. Nicely carved and painted. Circa 1970. Measuring, 10” height (top of mast) x 20” length x 3 1/2” width. The Shaun & Joan Markey Collection. Estimation 200-400 $

20 ERNEST W. BELL (XX) A delightful folk art painting, winter landscape with a Victorian house, barn and people playing in the snow. In pine frame, signed and dated 1992 lower right. Measuring, 10” height x 13 1/4” length. The Shaun & Joan Markey Collection.

Estimation 200-300 $

21 SMALL WALL BOX A small, white painted wall box from Quebec. Canted sides. Two shelves or storage areas. Round nailed. Circa 1900. Measuring, 17 1/2” height x 7 3/4” width x 5” depth. The Shaun & Joan Markey Collection. Estimation 200-400 $

22 FOLK ART “WORMS FOR SALE” SIGN An interesting folk art “WORMS FOR SALE, VERS À VENDRE” sign painted on arborite, found in the Gatineau Hills of Quebec, just north of Ottawa. In as found condition. Some slight warping to the board but unnoticeable in frame. Frame is recent. Painting circa 1960. Measuring, 16” height x 23” width. The Shaun & Joan Markey Collection. Estimation 200-300 $

23 PINE TAVERN TABLE A rare, small pine tavern table with original stretcher base, found in Richmond, Ontario outside of Ottawa. Top dry scraped to an old blue colour. Much original red paint still on the legs, skirt, apron and stretcher of the table. As found condition. No repairs. Circa 1840. Measuring, 21” height x 32” length, 19 1/4” width. The Shaun & Joan Markey Collection. Estimation 300-500 $

24 CARVED WOOD FISH BY EDMOND CHATIGNY A carved and painted folk art wooden fish by the late Edmond Chatigny (1895-1985) of St-Isidore de Beauce, Québec. In original, as found condition. Condition noted: first dorsal fin is an old replacement. Circa 1975. Measuring, 5” height x 20” length. The Shaun & Joan Markey Collection.

Estimation 300-400 $

25 FOLK PAINTING BY ERNEST W. BELL An excellent folk art painting of a coastal village including several houses and horse drawn vehicles. Signed and dated 1992 lower right. Note verso indicates that the painting was bought from his daughter’s studio in Granville Ferry, Nova Scotia. Measuring, 10” height x 13 1/4” length. The Shaun & Joan Markey Collection. Estimation 200-300 $

26 HOOKED RUG BY MRS. PERCIVAL A dark brown mat with flowers Made by Mrs. Percival, Addison Village, Leeds County. Carded and dyed wool. Good condition. Circa 1945. Measuring, 36” length x 19” width. The Shaun & Joan Markey Collection. Estimation 150-200 $

27 OCTAGONAL MAPLE TEA TABLE An octagonal tea table or games table made entirely of figured maple. Scalloped apron. Centre turned column. In as found condition. No repairs. Circa 1870. Measuring, 27” height x 30 1/2” width. The Shaun & Joan Markey Collection. Estimation 600-900 $

28 CARVED WOODEN WALKING STICK A unique and good carved wooden folk art walking stick with a man’s face in a portion of the handle. The handle also has finger grips carved into it. The circular cane is covered entirely from top to bottom with individually carved small squares and rectangles. Found in Ottawa, circa 1930. Length, 36”. The Shaun & Joan Markey Collection.

Estimation 400-500 $

29 FOLK ART COW BY AIMÉ DESMEULES A carved and painted wooden Ayrshire by the late Aimé Desmeules (1917-1997) of Saint-Paul-de-laCroix, Québec. Circa 1980. Note: some loss to the horns. Measuring, 15” height x 20” length x 5” depth. The Shaun & Joan Markey Collection. Estimation 400-700 $

30 PINE WORK TABLE A pine work table in light blue overpaint from the Ottawa Valley. Tapered legs and a lapped drawer. Circa 1860. Measuring, 28 1/2” hight x 34 3/4” width x 22 7/8” depth. The Shaun & Joan Markey Collection. Estimation 200-400 $

31 FOLK ART CARVING BY FRED BAILEY A painted folk art wood carving of a man ploughing a field with a pair of black work horses. Carved by the late Fred Bailey of Shawville, Quebec. Signed and dated 1977 on the edge of the base. Measuring, 16” length x 7” width. The Shaun & Joan Markey Collection. Estimation 200-300 $

32 CHIPWARE CARVED BOX An extensively chip carved, graduated, footed storage box in oak with multiple layers of applied carving including four quadrants on the lid with four three tiered layers of chip carved triangles in each. Each side has a similar treatment with two quadrants of triangles. Near perfect condition (one very minor chip on the right side) in original varnish. Brass hinges. Round nails. Found in Quebec, circa 1930. One of the nicest boxes of its kind. Measuring, 7 1/2” height x 13” width, 11” depth. The Shaun & Joan Markey Collection.

Estimation 250-450 $

33 COLLECTION OF FISHING FLIES A collection of approximately 250 fishing flies mounted on five separate cardboard panels in the original protective wooden case. Each fly identified by a typewritten label. Made by a prison inmate. Two panels complete and in good condition. Three panels with some flies missing. Circa 1970. Each panel measuring, 24” by 16”. The Shaun & Joan Markey Collection. Estimation 300-500 $

34 CARVED MALE PIG BY AIMÉ DESMEULES A male carved wooden and painted pig by the late Aimé Desmeules (1917-1997) of Saint-Paul-dela-Croix, Québec. Painted leather ears. Rope tail. An age crack down the back of the carving. Circa 1980. Measuring, 12” height x 22” length, 6 1/2” width. The Shaun & Joan Markey Collection. Estimation 500-700 $

35 CARVED FEMALE PIG BY AIMÉ DESMEULES A female carved wooden and painted pig by the late Aimé Desmeules (1917-1997) of Saint-Paulde-la-Croix, Québec. Painted leather ears. Rope tail. Excellent condition. Circa 1980. Measuring, 12” height x 22” length, 6 1/2” width. The Shaun & Joan Markey Collection. Estimation 500-700 $

36 FALCON CARVING BY JAMES JAMIESON An impressive painted carving of a Peregrine Falcon. Found along the Rideau River near Kars, Ontario. Signed and dated at base “J. Jamieson, Oct. 2001”. Measuring, 10” height x 16” length x 5” width. The Shaun & Joan Markey Collection.

Estimation 200-400 $

37 FOLK PAINTING OF DOGS BY FANNY HEWSON A painting of two playful black dogs by Fanny Hewson (b. 1910, deceased) of River Philip, Nova Scotia. Painted on wood paneling, in a white wooden frame. “The World of Fanny Hewson” (exhibit-s) is published by the Art Gallery, Mount Vincent University, Catalogue 1989, Dossier #410. Hewson is also listed at the National Gallery of Canada. Measuring, 18” x 34” (image, at sight). The Larry Foster Collection. Estimation 400-600 $

38 PINE BENCH FROM LANARK COUNTY An as-found, over-painted long pine bench from Lanark County. Nicely constructed with boot jack ends which are also splined up through the top of the bench, a much sturdier method of joining than using nails. Circa 1850. Measuring, 6 feet length x 10” depth. The Shaun & Joan Markey Collection. Estimation300-400 $ 23

39 TRANSITIONAL BLANKET CHEST An early Ontario transitional blanket chest found in Northumberland County, Ontario. As found yellow / orange paint. Note very old repair to back leg made with square nails. Knobs and hinges replaced. Circa 1820. Measuring, 29 1/2” height x 39 1/2” width x 19” depth. The Shaun & Joan Markey Collection. Estimation 400-800 $

40 JOSEPH (Joe) SLEEP (1914-1978) Canadian An iconic folk art painting by the late Joseph Sleep of Nova Scotia of a dappled brown cat with a collar, surrounded by a border of flowers, and yellow & red half circles. Signed lower centre Joseph Sleep, and dated 77. Measuring, 13” height x 13” width. The Shaun & Joan Markey Collection.

Estimation 2,000-4,000 $ 24

41 EXCEPTIONAL LINSEY WOOLSEY BAR QUILT A pioneer quilt made during the latter half of the 19th century by Linsey Woolsey. The bars were fitted and pieced together with homespun fabric and wools taken from the quilter’s quilt stock of materials. Pieces of various sizes and colouring were fitted together to create these long uniform bars. Eastern Ontario, circa 1860. Measuring, 70” x 78”. The Carol Telfer Collection. Estimation 1,000-1,500 $

42 CARVED GOOSE BY WILFRID RICHARD A carved and painted white goose (oie) by the late Wilfrid Richard of Saint-Ubalde, Portneuf, Québec. In original, excellent condition. Measuring, 11” height x 16” length x 7” width. The Shaun & Joan Markey Collection. Estimation 800-1,200 $

43 VERY LARGE DEER & DOE HOOKED RUG Made of wools and cottons, this large hooked rug has been mounted on a stretcher for hanging purposes. A true work of textile art; the subtle night background creates the imagery of two deer settling in the quiet of the forest for the evenings rest. A unique portrayal of nature through textile art. Original, in excellent condition, no repairs or stains. Western Ontario, circa 1910. Ex Rod Brook’s Collection - Toronto, Ontario. Measuring, 44” height x 57” width, includes stretcher. The Carol Telfer Collection. 1 Estimation 1,500-1,800 $

44 RARE MASONIC SAMPLER A rare and interesting sampler worked by the Children of the “Royal Free Masons’ School In commemoration of the Jubilee of the Church Missionary Society”, dated Nov. 1st, 1848. Excellent condition and has been professionally conserved and reframed. Measuring, 24” height x 16” width (at sight). Note: ROYAL MASONS’ SCHOOL (RMS) is one of the oldest girls’ schools in the country (England). Founded by Chevalier Ruspini in 1788, the School’s original purpose was to educate the daughters of Free Masons who were unable to support their families through death, illness or disability. The school started with fifteen pupils and a matron in Somers Place in East London and moved twice within London until it finally settled in the magnificent grounds of Rickmansworth Park in l934. The Carol Telfer Collection. This lot has been moved to Lot 243A

Estimation 700-900 $

45 TURKEY COUPLE HOOKED RUG This hooked rug is in excellent condition and mounted on a stretcher. Mixed fabrics of wool and cotton. Dated 1915 in upper left side of rug. Mounted on a stretcher for hanging purposes. Nova Scotia. Measuring, 26 1/2” height x 38 1/2” width. The Carol Telfer Collection. Estimation 500-800 $

46 CARVED IRISH ROBIN BY ANTOINE GAUTHIER A carved and painted Irish Robin by the late Antoine Gauthier (1906-1987) of Wawa, Ontario. Impressively carved and mounted on a tree like stand. Circa 1970. Measuring, 6 3/8” height x 6 1/2” length, 4 1/2” width. The Shaun & Joan Markey Collection. Estimation 200-300 $

47 FOLK ART BIRD CARVING BY PIERRE CORRIVEAU A yellow painted folk art carving of a bird with painted metal wings by the late Pierre Corriveau (1889-1980) of St-Gérard-des-Laurentides, Québec, circa 1960. Marked to base. Measuring, 22 5/8” height x 13 1/2” width x 18” depth. The Shaun & Joan Markey Collection. Estimation 100-200 $

48 UNUSUAL WALL SHELF A large, unusual folky wall shelf that was found in Prince Edward County. Pine with a “tulip” styled upper portion. One large shelf with three small shelves above it and one below. In as found condition, with the paint partially removed from the upper portion of the shelf. Circa 1860. Measuring, 36” height x 24” width. The Shaun & Joan Markey Collection.

Estimation 300-400 $

49 CANADA GOOSE BY WILLIAM R. MILL A Canada goose by William Roy Mill (19011982), member of the noted family of carvers from Prince Edward Island. It has three metal supports, signed in red letters at base. Circa 1960. Measuring, 27 3/8” height x 28” width x 8 1/4” depth. The Larry Foster Collection. Estimation 350-450 $

50 MINIATURE TWO-DRAWER CHEST A painted pine miniature two-drawer chest of drawers from Bath, Ontario. Black in colour with a gallery around three sides. Square nailed. As found, excellent condition. Circa 1870. Measuring, 9 1/2” height x 9 1/4” width x 5 1/2” depth. The Shaun & Joan Markey Collection. Estimation 200-300 $

51 QUÉBEC CUTLERY TRAY An very nice, elaborately constructed cutlery tray with a large swooping back board sporting a cutout inverted heart. Two divided compartments. Original colour. Hand forged nails and dovetailed construction. Québec, circa 1820. Measuring, 7 1/2” height x 15” width x 8” depth. The Shaun & Joan Markey Collection. Estimation 400-600 $

51A GAMEBOARD A double-sided checker (dammes) gameboard with black and red squares. Estimation 200-300 $

52 DUCK DECOY BY DAVEY W. NICHOL A finely carved and painted male Green Wing A finely carved and painted male Green Wing Teal decoy created by the late Davey W. Nichol (1890-1977) of Smiths Falls, Ontario. Printed in white letters on the bottom of the decoy: “MALE GREEN WING TEAL BY D.W. NICHOL, SMITHS FALLS, ONT.” Carved circa 1950. This decoy has had a repair to the bill, expertly done by the late Warren Snider. Measuring, 5” height x 11” length x 4” width. For a similar example see plate 148, page 156: “Nichol Decoys, The Smith Falls School of Carving”, Bernie Gates, Jeff Mewburn, William C. Reeve, Quarry Press Inc. 2009. The Shaun & Joan Markey Collection.

Estimation 500-700 $

53 PADDLE WHEELER “The Silva”, in nice original paint, the boat meausring 24” long, and the base is 28” long. Found in as is condition. Eastern Ontario, circa 1930. The Larry Foster Collection. Estimation 300-400 $

54 WOODEN COIN BANK A miniature wooden coin bank made in the form of a chest of drawers. The top right drawer opens to accept the coins. Tiny brass drawer pulls are original as the finish on the piece. Circa 1920. Measuring, 4 1/2” height x 6” width x 4 1/2” depth. The Shaun & Joan Markey Collection. Estimation 100-150 $

55 CARVED SQUIRREL BY LÉONARD CROTEAU A nicely carved and painted Grey Squirrel by master carver Léonard Croteau (1939 - 2013) of St-Étienne-des-Grès, Québec. Circa 1980. Measuring, 11” height x 10” width x 4” depth. The Shaun & Joan Markey Collection. Estimation 200-400 $

56 WHIMSICAL KITTENS HOOKED RUG A sweet hooked rug in excellent condition. Two curious kittens are the central figure, a saw-tooth border with rosettes frame the picture. All original condition. Cleaned and mounted on a stretcher for hanging purposes. Circa 1930. Measuring, 15 1/2” height x 31 3/4” width (at sight). The Carol Telfer Collection.

Estimation 350-550 $

57 HANGING SPICE CUPBOARD The cupboard with its original brown paint / stain, recessed panel door, with escutcheon & lock, reeded columns with acanthus leaf decoration. 19th century. Measuring, 27 1/2” height x 21” width x 9” depth (with cornice). The Carol Telfer Collection. Estimation 300-500 $

58 BLUE HERON CARVING An old primitive wood carving of a Blue Heron hunting for a meal. Nicely worn original blue paint. Nice form and condition. Unsigned. Found in Eastern Ontario, circa 1920. Metal legs and base are later replacements. Found in Eastern Ontario, circa 1920. Measuring, 18” height x 18” length x 5” depth. The Shaun & Joan Markey Collection. Estimation 200-300 $

59 FOLK ART OWL PAINTING A large, colourful folk art painting of an owl, with a fall season backdrop, on masonite. Signed and dated by the artist in lower left corner “P. Osborne, 1987”. Frame is a later addition. Excellent condition. Measuring, 23” height x 15 1/2” width. The Shaun & Joan Markey Collection. Estimation 100-250 $

60 CHEST OF DRAWERS IN BIRDS EYE MAPLE An early chest of drawers made of pine and birds eye maple. Nicely shaped base and sides. Chamfered drawer edges, scalloped apron & bracket feet. In excellent condition. A very good example. Likely from Eastern Ontario, circa 1860. Provenance: Ex: R. Boake collection. Measuring, 49” height x 42” width x 19” depth. The Shaun & Joan Markey Collection.

Estimation 1,000-1,500 $

61 EXCEPTIONAL VICTORIAN CRAZY QUILT Made of silks, satins and velvets; an album of various embroidery stitching with numerous motifs in keeping with the patterns used when creating exceptional crazy quilts made during the Victorian Period. Cotton backing with nice wide velvet border framing the intricate squares of embroidery. “Courte-Pointe Québec Quilts” Registre-Registry #1380 fabric label verso. Ontario, 1890-1910. Excellent condition. Measuring, 72” x 52”. The Carol Telfer Collection. Estimation 700-900 $

62 CARVED GOAT BY WILFRID RICHARD A carved and painted female goat by the late Wilfrid Richard of Saint-Ubalde, Portneuf, Québec. In original as found condition. Condition noted: re-gluing in places (legs) and condition noted to horns. Measuring, 6 5/8” height x 8 1/2” width x 2 3/8” depth. The Shaun & Joan Markey Collection. Estimation 800-1,200 $

63 CARVED BIRD BY COLLINS EISENHAUER A small, painted folk art carving of a bird on a plywood base by Collins Eisenhauer (1898-1979) of Lunenberg County, Nova Scotia. Circa 1970. Signed at base. Measuring, 2” height x 3” length x 1” width. The Shaun & Joan Markey Collection. Estimation 100-150 $

64 PINE COMMODE This petite commode has great form, and is in almost pristine original surface. One wide drawer over two blind doors below. The principal faux paint is mahogany and the working surface is faux marble. Measuring, 45 1/2” height to top of gallery x 40” width. Eastern Townships, circa 1860. The Larry Foster Collection.

Estimation 800-1,200 $

65 BIRD CARVING BY J.C. LABRECQUE A painted wood carving of a Blue Jay (Geai bleu). Good condition. Signed by the artist, JeanClaude Labrecque, Beauce, Québec. Circa 1975. Measuring, 7” height x 9 1/2” length. The Shaun & Joan Markey Collection. Estimation 80-125 $

66 CARVED DOG BY WILFRID RICHARD A painted wood carving of a Dalmatian dog by the late Wilfrid Richard of Saint-Ubalde, Portneuf, Québec. Condition noted: in overall good condition, repairs to three legs. Circa 1975. Measuring, 9 1/2” height x 12 1/2” length. The Shaun & Joan Markey Collection. Estimation 300-400 $

67 CHILD QUEBEC PINE V BOX A small, child’s size V pine blanket box (second photo with pen for scale) in old blue paint. Small bun feet. Condition noted: the lid of this box is a replacement. Québec, circa 1820. Measuring, 15 1/2” height x 23” width x 15 1/2” depth. The Shaun & Joan Markey Collection. Estimation 1,500-2,000 $

68 GRENFELL HOOKED RUG ‘Summer’ Ducks over the Marsh; Grenfell Mission of Labrador and Newfoundland. These images were replicated with the four seasons of Spring, Summer, Fall and Winter (Snowflakes). This version shows the lovely colours of summer at dusk. Excellent condition. Exceptional works of textile art with documented history. This mat is mounted on a designed stretcher (laid down). Measuring, 36” x 39”. The Carol Telfer Collection.

Estimation 2,500-3,500 $

69 QUÉBEC PINE V BOX An antique pine V box in original dark blue paint. No repairs. Québec, circa 1830. Measuring, 24 1/2” height x 39 1/2” width x 20” depth. The Shaun & Joan Markey Collection. Estimation 3,000-5,000 $

70 CARVED GOAT BY WILFRID RICHARD A carved and painted goat by the late Wilfrid Richard of Saint-Ubalde, Portneuf, Québec. In original as found condition. Condition noted: re-gluing in places (1 ear and 1 leg), condition noted to horns as well. Measuring, 6 3/8” height x 81/2” width x 2 3/8” depth. The Shaun & Joan Markey Collection. Estimation 800-1,200 $

71 NOVA SCOTIA WASHSTAND In original old red paint and excellent condition, turned supports with one long drawer under the lower shelf. Nova Scotia, circa 1860. Measuring, 30” height x 28” width x 16” depth. The Carol Telfer Collection. Estimation 300-500 $

72 PHILIP MELVIN (1938-2010) Canadian A carved wooded “Fat Irish Puffin”, by folk artist Philip Melvin, listed in ‘Compendium of Canadian Folk Artists’, and his work is on display in the Canadian Museum of Civilization in Ottawa. Lacking capelin that was in the Puffin’s mouth. Somewhat itinerant, Melvin left a legacy of fun for us to enjoy. Measuring, 19” height x 15” width x 7 3/4” depth. The Larry Foster Collection.

Estimation 300-500 $

73 PINE KITCHEN TABLE A pine kitchen table in old red paint showing a four-board top in an unusual pattern supported by tapering legs with grooved decoration. The frame is pegged together while the top boards are held with the original hand forged nails. One small drawer on the end. The tabletop support stretchers extend through the apron to show another decorative element. Measuring, 27” to top of table, 21” to bottom of apron, 63” long, 42 ½” wide. Quebec, mid 19th century. Québec private collection. Estimation 800-1,200 $

74 SHEET IRON WEATHERVANE A painted sheet iron weathervane in the form of a fisherman in a boat with a large trout on the line breaking the surface of the water. Some surface rust. The stand is contemporary. A fun piece of fishing related folk art. Circa 1940. Measuring, 22” height x 24” length. The Shaun & Joan Markey Collection. Estimation 200-400 $

75 MAHALAH CANN SAMPLER, YARMOUTH, NOVA SCOTIA An important Canadian sampler: Mahalah Alice Cann was born in 1824 to a family of notable ship builders in Yarmouth, Nova Scotia. Some provenance is provided along with a rare copy of the shipbuilders book: “West Nova Ships and Their Men: The Cann Ships” by George Cann who autographed this book, “Hope you enjoy these salty tales”, Aug. 02. Measuring, 17 1/4” height x 16 3/4” (at sight, no frame). The Carol Telfer Collection. Estimation 2,000-3,000 $

76 MUSEUM QUALITY SILK COUNTERPANE The center pattern is worked with a naive rendition of a hand-painted scène galante, and a cherub playing the flute. Swag bouquets of vine and flowers outline the various larger painted work of roses. Hand worked lace and tatting squares are worked throughout. The counterpane was painted on silk fabric with a silk fringe attached on ends. Excellent condition. 19th Century. Measuring, 92” x 100”. The Carol Telfer Collection. Estimation 900-1,200 $

77 JOSEPH (Joe) SLEEP (1914-1978) Canadian An exceptional and large painting by the late Joe Sleep. Certainly this work must be considered a masterpiece; with three large red hearts above his cat, and several sea animals lower, including a whale, turtle, orca, fish, all surrounded by a border of yellow butterflies, and brown dogs. Above the red lobster, his fishing boat perhaps. Coloured markers on paper. Good as found condition. Signed in pencil Joseph Sleep lower right. Measuring, 42” height x 35” width. The Shaun & Joan Markey Collection. Estimation 4,000-7,000 $ 43

78 POSTAGE STAMP HOOKED RUG Hooked in small squares in pink & green, within a dark brown ground. Very colourful and graphic. Small corner repair, otherwise in very good condition. Nova Scotia, circa 1930. Measuring, 6 x 7 feet. The Carol Telfer Collection. Estimation 1,000-1,500 $

79 JACQUARD WOVEN COVERLET Woven in the workshop of the Noll Brothers (William & John) of Petersburg, Ontario, who were active between 1871 and 1905. Indigo wool with euchre linen woven with detailed design. Excellent condition. Measuring, 72 1/2” x 81 1/2” (no fringes). The Carol Telfer Collection.

Estimation 700-900 $

80 RARE GRAPHIC FIGURE OF BASEBALL CARNIVAL GAME The premise of the game was to throw a ball through the catcher’s glove and win a prize. The stress of the impact did obvious damage to the figure - very few survived. There was professional restoration as needed. It has a history to the Sussex and area of New Brunswick fairs. The uniforms help date this game to late 1930s, early 1940s. Measuring, 73 1/4” height x 46 1/2” width. The Larry Foster Collection. Estimation 7,000-9,000 $

81 MARIE JEANNE LAVALLÉE, DAUGHTER OF W. RICHARD A large, painted wooden duck carving by the daughter of the late Wilfrid Richard of SaintUbald-de-Portneuf, Québec. Marie Jeanne (née Richard) Lavallée (b. 1922, active 1960s). Signed at base in ink. Excellent condition. Measuring, 13” height x 15” length x 5 1/2” width. The Shaun & Joan Markey Collection. Estimation 800-1,000 $

82 BIRD TREE BY PRUDENT VIANNEAU A bird tree hosting eleven birds, with a turned red wooden base. By folk artist Prudent Vianneau (b. 1930s - deceased) from Tabusintac, New Brunswick. Height, 4 feet. The Larry Foster Collection. Estimation 400-500 $

83 BRANT GOOSE An early form similar to those of Prince Edward Island, the head may have been restored at an earlier date. Circa 1910. Measuring, 16 1/2” height x 21” width x 6 1/2” depth. The Larry Foster Collection. Estimation 400-600 $

84 STEPPED BACK PINE CUPBOARD A stepped back, two piece, glazed pine flat to the wall cupboard from Barry’s Bay, Ontario. Square nailed. One layer of overpaint over original red surface as seen on the left end of the cupboard. Nice cornice. One light glass pane crack. Unpainted original interior. No repairs or restoration. Circa: 1870. Measuring, 86” height x 50” width x 18 1/4” deep. The Shaun & Joan Markey Collection. Estimation 1,500-2,500 $

85 HALL TABLE A narrow hall table on turned legs in old varnish. Circa 1880. Measuring, 30 1/4” height x 37 3/4” length, 11 3/4” depth. The Shaun & Joan Markey Collection. Estimation 150-200 $

86 CARVED CHERUB HEAD A hand carved figure of a cherub (shelf), the head encompassed by elaborately carved wings. Carved from solid maple. Never painted or varnished. Perfect condition. Quebec, circa 1880. Measuring, 8” height x 11” width x 6” depth. The Shaun & Joan Markey Collection.

Estimation 400-500 $

87 QUÉBEC DOCUMENT BOX A very nice, small pine document box in an original green paint. Lapped corner construction. Plinth base. Québec, circa 1930. Measuring, 7” height x 14” length, 8” width. The Shaun & Joan Markey Collection. Estimation 200-300 $

88 QUÉBEC WOODEN WALL POCKET A small wooden wall pocket with canted front. As found condition. Unknown origin, but found in Quebec. Circa 1910. Measuring, 9 3/4” height x 5 1/4” width. The Shaun & Joan Markey Collection. Estimation 80-125 $

89 RAVEN - TREE OF LIFE HOOKED RUG An abstract interpretation of an early hooked rug depicting the ‘Tree of Life’ with ‘Raven’ rather obsequiously hidden. Hand dyed wools. Excellent original condition. From an outstanding collection of hooked rugs originating in Clifford, Ontario during the latter part of the 19th Century. Measuring, 25” x 42” including stretcher. The Carol Telfer Collection. Estimation 700-900 $

90 PATTON & CO. TORONTO CROCK A three gallon stoneware open crock with the incised mark “Patton & Co., Toronto” and a tree of life symbol in cobalt blue on the front of the crock. Handles intact. There is a five inch surface hairline crack on the front bottom right and a 1/4” chip on the rear. Circa 1860. Measuring, 11” height x 10 1/2” diameter. The Shaun & Joan Markey Collection.

Estimation 300-400 $

91 LANARK COUNTY PINE PAIL STAND A pine pail stand from, two shelves with an arched back board, boot jack ends on the sides. Early paint. Lanark County, circa 1840. Ex. West collection. Measuring, 40” height x 36” width x 14” depth. The Shaun & Joan Markey Collection. Estimation 500-800 $

92 FLACK & VAN ARSDALE CROCK A two gallon open Flack & Van Arsdale, Cornwall, Ont. salt glazed stoneware crock. Large cobalt blue bird decoration. Condition: hairline cracks to the left side of the bird decoration. Ontario, circa 1870. Measuring,11 1/2” height x 9 3/4” width. The Shaun & Joan Markey Collection. Estimation 200-300 $

93 THREE-GALLON STONEWARE JUG A three gallon stoneware jug with a large cobalt blue decoration and stylized cobalt blue number ‘3’ above it. Perfect condition. Found in Ottawa, circa 1860. Measuring, 17” height x 10” width. The Shaun & Joan Markey Collection. Estimation 200-300 $

94 EUGÈNE LECLERC (1885-1968) Canadian A Bluenose model by acclaimed model boat builder, Eugène Leclerc of St- Jean-Port-Joli, Québec. This famous working and racing schooner garnered international fame by winning many races. She became an icon of our nautical history. Leclerc created beautiful models of this schooner, including this model with much detail. Made pre WWII. Signed on the deck rail. Measuring, 36” height with stand x 43” in length from stern to bowsprit x 6 1/4” width from stern to bowsprit. The Larry Foster Collection.

Estimation 900-1,200 $

95 PINE CUPBOARD A very attractive pine cupboard showing a ninelight paneled door over a lower blind door, pegged construction with what appears to be the original hinges, replaced wooden latches, painted interior, the four vertical back boards are fitted with rose head nails, an elegant decorative apron adds to the charm as does a mellow yellow patina. Québec, early 19th century. Measuring, 79 1/4” height x 33 1/4” width x 13” depth. Provenance: Eastern Ontario Collection. Estimation 1,000-1,500 $

96 FOLK ART BIRD TREE BY EMERY NOWLAN A folk art bird tree carving by the late Emery Nowlan of Black River, Nova Scotia. Five colourfully painted birds. Circa 1970. Height, 13 5/8”. The Shaun & Joan Markey Collection. Estimation 300-500 $

97 FRAMED HOOKED RUG OF DEER A framed hooked textile of a deer in a landscape with pine trees, flowers and rocks. Nice condition. Circa 1970. Measuring, 14 1/8” height x 18” width (at sight). The Shaun & Joan Markey Collection. Estimation 100-125 $

98 REDWARE MARITIME CROCK This example is one of the largest redware crocks by a Maritimes Pottery, with a large spout, in very good condition, with two minor chips. Probably Nova Scotia, 1870-80. Measuring, 16” height x 16” diameter (top). The Larry Foster Collection.

Estimation 400-600 $

99 HAND PAINTED SACRED HEART SIGN A wooden hand painted sign from a church in the historic Sandy Hill area of Ottawa. The sign, in French, “Section Du Sacré Coeur” (Section of the Sacred Heart). In as found condition, in an overall shape of a shield, gilt moulded edge, grey background paint with gold lettering and light blue highlights. Circa 1900. Measuring, 24” height x 19” in width at the widest point x 1” thick. The Shaun & Joan Markey Collection. Estimation 200-400 $

100 CARVED DANCING COUPLE A very good woodcarving of a dancing couple on a wooden base. The carving made from one piece of cherry wood. Illegible signature at base. As found, excellent condition. Never painted. No cracks, breaks or missing pieces. Found in Quebec, circa 1935. Measuring, 8” height x 4” width x 3” depth. The Shaun & Joan Markey Collection. Estimation 200-400 $

101 FOLKY HANGING CORNER CUPBOARD A hardwood hanging open corner cupboard with folky details such as applied primitive flowers in each upper corner, decorative grooved details, arched opening and gold coloured centre finial. In old original finish. Found in Ottawa. Circa 1910. 29” height, 18 3/4” width. The Shaun & Joan Markey Collection. Estimation 400-600 $

102 WORK TABLE A good Canadian flamed walnut work table. The solid figured top opens on recessed supports. The veneered drawer fronts constructed with pine secondary wood, fine dovetails, original pulls (3 restored), rosehead nails, two false drawers seen verso, raised on a nicely turned base with well shaped scrolling supports. New Brunswick, circa 1860. Measuring, 28 1/4” height x 33 5/8” width x 18” depth. The Larry Foster Collection.

Estimation 1,500-2,500 $

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SMALL WALNUT WORK TABLE

WALNUT CLOCK SHELF

A small walnut work table with inlaid birds eye maple corner accents on the top and a solid birds eye maple drawer front. Turned legs. Ceramic drawer pull may not be the original. Table in old refinished condition. Found in the Brockville area of Ontario. Circa 1880. Measuring, 29” height x 20” width x 17” depth. The Shaun & Joan Markey Collection.

An intricately carved walnut clock shelf with leaves, various curves and swirls. In as found original varnish. Excellent condition. The support below the shelf swivels flat and the shelf folds. Found in Eastern Ontario, circa 1880. Measuring, 18 1/2” height x 12” width. The Shaun & Joan Markey Collection.

Estimation 300-500 $

Estimation 150-200 $

105 ANN PERRY (1815-1879) Irish/Canadian A lovely detailed needlework sampler with house, urns, birds and verse. Strawberry border has wear. Made with silk threads on silk. Professionally framed and conserved. Old bird’s-eye maple frame. Exceptional work for a 9-year old girl. Ann Perry, who immigrated to Canada at the age of 25 (in 1840), died in Hastings, Ontario. Condition noted, minor embroidery loss. Measuring, 16 1/2” x 16” including frame. The Carol Telfer Collection. Estimation 750-950 $ 57

106 CANDLESTAND WITH NORTH STAR IMAGE Made of mahogany, black wood, walnut & fruitwood. It is said the star (on top) is the North Star... “that guided me on my many crossings of the ocean”. Circa 1850. Provenance: From the Estate of Captain Peter McGregor Graham (1847-1925) of Pictou, Nova Scotia. Measuring, 28 3/4” height x 22” top diameter. The Larry Foster Collection.

Estimation 600-900 $

107 ONE DRAWER STAND WITH SHELF One-board top with original brass pull, nice old dark brown surface, with minor touch-ups. Nova Scotia, circa 1860. Measuring, 26” height, top 20” x 25 1/2”. The Larry Foster Collection. Estimation 400-600 $

108 MAUD LEWIS (1903-1970) Canadian An original folk art painting by Maud Lewis of Marshalltown, Nova Scotia. Seascape painted on beaverboard. A harbour scene with fish shacks. Signed “LEWIS” lower right corner. Maud Lewis signed her earlier paintings with just her surname. Later, in the 1960’s, she signed her work with her full name including a “period” between the two names. As found, excellent condition in the original frame (very minor fleck to rock, left corner). Painted in the mid to late 1950s. Measuring 9” x 12” (image, at sight). The Shaun & Joan Markey Collection. Note: this painting has been examined and authenticated by the Canadian authority on Maud Lewis, Mr. Alan Deacon. Estimation 15,000-20,000 $

109 SIGNED MAUD LEWIS LETTER A letter signed by Maud Lewis to a customer accompanied by her return address clipped from the envelope in which the painting was mailed. Laid on foam core. The Shaun & Joan Markey Collection. Note: this letter has been examined and authenticated by the Canadian authority on Maud Lewis, Mr. Alan Deacon. Estimation 3,000-5,000 $

110 MAUD LEWIS (1903-1970) Canadian An original folk art painting by Maud Lewis of Marshalltown, Nova Scotia. Seascape painted on beaverboard. Signed “LEWIS” in the lower right corner. Maud Lewis signed her earlier paintings with just her surname. Later, in the 1960’s, she signed her work with her full name including a “period” between the two names. As found, excellent condition. In its original frame. Painted in the mid to late 1950s. Measuring, 9” x 12” (image, at sight). The Shaun & Joan Markey Collection. Note: this painting has been examined and authenticated by the Canadian authority on Maud Lewis, Mr. Alan Deacon.

Estimation 15,000-20,000 $

111 RARE RUGS FROM ANTHONY FLOWER COLLECTION These three 19th century rugs were purchased directly from the original estate sale in McDonalds Corners, of the renown Canadian Artist, Anthony Flower, New Brunswick, Canada. This home (built in 1818) was removed from the original farm site a few miles up the road to Cambridge Narrows, New Brunswick, to become a designated historical site of the artist along with his family history. Anthony Flower put a major stamp through his art of New Brunswick depicting the significant social history of this area. His works are found in the Beaverbrook Art Gallery in Fredericton, New Brunswick, as well as other major museums and galleries throughout Canada. The rugs would have been hooked by his wife with Anthony Flower drawing the patterns. Other rugs from this home are still in the original site home along with other Museums and Galleries in New Brunswick. 1. Birds and Floral hooked rug, circa 1860, worked with hand dyed wools on burlap. Stylized birds on branches amongst leaves and flowers creates this amazing artistic imagery. Measuring, 49 1/2” x 34”. This mat has been professionally conserved and cleaned and mounted on a stretcher for hanging purposes. A truly beautiful, rare and exceptional piece of Canadian textile art. 2. Floral hooked rug, circa 1860, worked with hand dyed wools on burlap. The pattern to the bouquets of flowers are artistically arranged and symmetrically thought out. Expertly hooked using the ‘relief hooking’ technique with the flowers. Original condition with strong colours still effective to maintain the importance of this rare historical piece of textile art. Measuring, 52” x 32”. And 3, Floral hooked rug, circa 1860, with swag artistic design, worked with hand dyed wools on burlap. Again, another example of Anthony Flower’s artistic abilities to create a floral pattern using colour and movement to the design. Exceptional original condition. Measuring approximately 50” x 31”. The Carol Telfer Collection.

Estimation 8,000-10,000 $ 62

112 CANADA GOOSE CARVING BY HAROLD McNISH A large and very good solid-body carving of a Canada Goose by Harold McNish of Lyn, Ontario. Obtained from the late Jason Miskelly of Butcher’s Antiques in the early 1990’s. Circa 1970. Measuring, 15” height x 23” length, x 11” width. The Shaun & Joan Markey Collection. Estimation 300-500 $

113 IAN FANCEY (b. 1940 - ) Canadian By esteemed folk artist Ian Fancey of Springhill, Nova Scotia. His work is found in galleries and homes in Canada and Europe. This colourful stand is decorated with two sailing tall ships, and lighthouse. The column is decorated with sailor and mermaid. The top is signed and dated March 01. Due to health issues, Ian is no longer producing new artwork. Measuring, 29 1/2” height, Top 20” x 24”. The Larry Foster Collection. Estimation 600-800 $

114 DUCK CARVING BY CHARLES FOURNIER A merganser carving by listed artist Charles Fournier from St. Anicet, Québec. Signed and dated 81 at base. Measuring, 12 1/2” height x 16” length. Estimation 300-400 $

115 FLORAL & LEAVES HOOKED RUG All worked in brin with the floral pattern and leaves worked in wool - dyed with vegetable dyes. A nice historical rug as these rugs mostly wore due to usage over the years, but this example remains strong and therefore was well looked after and cherished for its’ history. Excellent condition. Nova Scotia, circa 1860. Measuring, 60” x 31”. The Carol Telfer Collection.

Estimation 600-700 $

116 BARN RAISING LOG CABIN QUILT From the Tom & Adele Hersh Western Ontario Quilt Collection; with bright coloured sateens and dark coloured fine wools. In crisp and unused condition. Maker: Lydia Martin for one of her daughters. It is a rare and unusual pattern made almost exclusively by Waterloo County Mennonites. St. Jacob’s (Ontario), circa 1930. Measuring, 80” x 96”. The Carol Telfer Collection. Estimation 1,500-1,700 $

116A IMPRESSIVE PINE CORNER CUPBOARD The twelve-light two door top resting on a blind door base. The apron to the top and bottom section show very skilled cut out decorations. The base is centered by three frieze drawers over two paneled doors. Original hardware throughout. Painted interior. The exterior has mellowed to a beautiful golden patina. The angular shape of the structure allows for easy placement despite its generous size. A real masterpiece from Waterloo County, Ontario, circa 1870. Estimation 1,500-2,000 $

117 PAIR OF EXCEPTIONAL STAINED GLASS PANELS A pair of stained glass panels, the central heraldic crest that of the “Halifax Hotel”. Of note, the lead work in the panels is a rare pyramid form (shape) with the only other person known to use this leading style was Frank Lloyd Wright. Condition noted: one panel has been repaired and is not exactly as shown, with some loss to the central crest (lower left). showing beautiful artistry, they were obtained near Fredericton, New Brunswick, circa 1890. Measuring, 89” height x 36” width. The Larry Foster Collection. Estimation 3,000-5,000 $ 66

118 RARE LOWER CANADA BRONZE MEASURE An important Pre-Confederation Lower Canada Bronze Measure. The belted circular body sided by open handles and exhibiting a fine original patina overall, the front dated in script 1860, the underside bearing French foundry marks “O. St. Amant”. In 1860, Lower Canada - now Quebec, received approximately four sets of standard weights & measures, each engraved with the date 1860 and the letters V.R.L.C. (Victoria Regina Lower Canada) over each measurement stated, as per this example noting 1/2 Minot (the French term for the equivalence of a British half bushel). One complete set was delivered to the Clerk of the Assembly, and the balance delivered to Inspectors of Weights & Measures in diverse parts of Lower Canada. Measuring, 9” height x 14” diameter, (17” across handles). Approximate weight, 38.5 lbs. Reference Material: Statutes of the Province of Ontario, as per the Act to Amend the Laws of the Province of Canada Relating to Weights; Measures, dated May 4 th,1859. Private Ottawa Collection. Estimation 6,000-8,000 $

119 DIAMOND POINT ARMOIRE An important diamond point armoire in original blue paint, pine construction with original unpainted interior, the frame shows pegged construction throughout while the cornice and moulding are fitted with rose head nails, a caisson back showing four boards, hand forged fiche hinges along with original brass escutcheon, wooden door latch fitted with a large rose head nail. This beautiful early example has double raised panels on both sides. The front top panels have a large central carved diamond relief, with the bottom showing four-point diamond St. Andrews cross. This Armoire represents an important piece of Québec heritage in untouched condition. Circa 1780. Measuring, 75” height x 50 1/2 width x 21 1/4” depth. Provenance: Originating from a private collection on Île d’Orléans, to Rosaire de Saint -Pierre “Lord of Beaumont” (Seigneur de Beaumont) to Jean-Marie Roy (Ordre national du Québec, architecte), to a private collection in Eastern Townships, Québec. Estimation 30,000-50,000 $ 68

120 HISTORY OF ILE D’ORLÉANS & S. LEACOCK BOOKS Books: 1) “L’Ile D’Orléans”, published by the Historic Monuments Commission of the Province of Québec, Ls.A. Proulx printer, with plates in colour, copies of maps, and signatures. In very good condition, dated 1928. 2) “Canada The Foundations of its Future”, a private and limited edition, by Stephen Leacock, illustrated by Canadian artists, with maps, coloured lithographs, and others, condition noted to jacket, the book (in leather) is in excellent condition, dated 1941. 3) “Charlevoix County, 1930”, by Jori Smith, Penumbra Press, first edition, with plates in colour and photographs, dated 1998, book is in black leather protected by its original box. Books’ pages have not counted. Estimation 150-250 $

121 ANTIQUE IRON CHANDELIER An eight-light iron chandelier, purchased at the John Corey auction in New Brunswick. Mr. Corey spent his life attending country auctions throughout New Brunswick. He amassed a huge collection of Maritime artefacts the likes of which would be hard to duplicate. 19th century. Height, 23”. The Carol Telfer Collection. Estimation 600-900 $

122 EARLY OTTAWA VALLEY VOTING BOX An Ottawa Valley - Lanark County early voting box with porcelain knobs. The lower drawer holds the black and white hand made voting balls. Voters would take a white (yes) ball or a black (no) ball from the bottom drawer and insert the ball into the receptacle on top. Afterwards the top drawer would be opened and the votes for and against counted. Made of pine in original varnish. Circa 1880. Measuring, 5 1/2” height x 5” depth x 5 1/2” width. The Shaun & Joan Markey Collection. Estimation 100-175 $

123 COUNTRY WORK TABLE The table has touch-ups and tightened with a 2 x 4 (as shown). Eastern Ontario, circa 1860. Measuring, 29” height x 40” width x 24” depth. The Larry Foster Collection.

Estimation 300-400 $

124 SUNSHINE & SHADOW MENNONITE QUILT From the Tom & Adele Hersh Western Ontario Quilt Collection; a colourful graphic portrayal of textile art from the Mennonite Community. Excellent condition. Waterloo County in the town of Three Bridges, Family of Amsey Weber, circa 1930. Measuring, 74 1/2” x 80”. The Carol Telfer Collection. Estimation 950-1,500 $

125 CARVING OF WORKERS BY ERNEST ST-HILAIRE An impressive painted wood carving of two men driving a pair of oxen: one man holding the reins, the other holding the handles of the plough. Created by Ernest St-Hilaire of Ste-Justine, Québec. (Active in the 1960’s to the mid 1970’s) Perfect condition. Circa 1970’s. Measuring, 8 1/4” height x 23” length, 6 1/4” width. The Shaun & Joan Markey Collection. Estimation 250-350 $

126 HAND CARVED PHEASANTS A pair of colourful, hand carved pheasants on green wooden bases. Nicely painted and detailed. One slightly taller than the other. Unsigned by the carver. Found in Ontario, circa 1980. Tallest measuring, 10” height x 8” length x 3” width. The Shaun & Joan Markey Collection. Estimation 125-225 $

127 BIRD TREE CARVING A colourful example of various carved (5) birds: Puffin, Cardinal, Black Bird, Parrot, and a Macaw all on a large branch. Colourful and nicely carved. Carver unknown. Ex. Lyle Elder Collection from Kingston, Ontario. Measuring, 29” high x 14” wide. The Carol Telfer Collection.

Estimation 300-500 $

128 FIVE TIER WHATNOT STAND In pine and figured maple with nice patina. Provenance: From a home in Amherst, Nova Scotia. There is minor loss off the decorative molding. First quarter of 20th century. Measuring, 48” height x width tapers from 32” to 16”, depth 11” to 6”. The Larry Foster Collection. Estimation 400-600 $

129 LIFT TOP COMMODE With a lift top door above one small drawer (left) and one blind door (right), in earlier overpaint. Measuring, 29” height x 33” width x 16 1/2” depth. Mahone Bay, Lunenberg County (Nova Scotia), circa 1880. The Larry Foster Collection. Estimation 400-500 $

130 PAINTED BIRDHOUSE A hand made, painted birdhouse in an old red and white paint. The birdhouse includes a doorway and a chimney. Found in the Ottawa area. Excellent as found condition. Circa 1960. Measuring, 9” height (to top of chimney)x 10 1/2” length x 9” width. The Shaun & Joan Markey Collection. Estimation 100-150 $

131 JACQUARD COVERLET BY JOSEPH SMITH This wonderful early Four Rose pattern coverlet has slight wear, and has mellowed to a wonderful antique patina. Linen and wool. In excellent condition for age. Millerstown (Lebanon County, Pennsylvania), dated 1842. Measuring, 82” x 86”. The Carol Telfer Collection.

Estimation 700-900 $

132 CARVED PAIR OF OXEN A hand carved and painted pair of oxen pulling a red cart. The oxen impressively painted in a mottled brown and white colour with a large red yoke mounted on their necks. An excellent piece of folk art. Found in Ontario, circa 1980. Measuring, 8” height to the top of the horns x 17” length x 8” width. The Shaun & Joan Markey Collection. Estimation 250-350 $

133 MINIATURE PINE CHEST OF DRAWERS A four drawer pine miniature chest of drawers in original varnish with a scroll carved rear gallery. Original porcelain knobs. As found condition. Note one small piece of the scroll work broken and reglued. Found in Ontario, circa 1920. Measuring, 11” height x 13 1/4” width x 6 1/4” depth. The Shaun & Joan Markey Collection. Estimation 300-500 $

134 OIL ON BOARD, VILLAGE BY DR. ROBERT BLAIS A small oil on board of houses in winter painted by Dr. Robert Blais, 1949. Signed lower right and on the back. “Painted by Dr. Robert Blais of Sault Ste. Marie, Ont. 1949”. Measuring, 7 1/2” height x 8 1/2” width. The Shaun & Joan Markey Collection. Estimation 200-300 $

135 FOLK CARVINGS BY MARIUS JENSEN Two painted small wooden carvings signed Marius Jensen (Kingston, Ont.). One carving of a man in snowshoes. The second, a grouping of a man and women on a hunting trip with a black dog and a retrieved wooden duck lying at their feet. Very nicely carved and painted. On painted wooden bases. Dated 2000. Excellent condition. Measuring, 7” height x 4” width. The Shaun & Joan Markey Collection. Estimation 200-300 $

136 WOODEN CARVINGS BY MARIUS JENSEN Two painted small wooden carvings signed Marius Jensen (Kingston, Ont.). One grouping of a mother and daughter. The second grouping of a mother, daughter with a small grey dog. Nice detail in both. On painted wooden bases. Both dated 1999. Excellent condition. Measuring, 7” height x 4” width. The Shaun & Joan Markey Collection. Estimation 200-300 $

137 WASHSTAND A washstand from the village of Rankin in Renfrew County. Likely of the Germanic furniture making tradition. Made of mixed woods, the stand has a lapped drawer with its original pull. Flat panel construction on the door and sides. Old refinished condition. Circa 1880. Measuring, 26” height x 24” width x 16” depth. The Shaun & Joan Markey Collection. Estimation 200-275 $

138 CARVED WHITE EGRET A hand carved figure of a white egret with iron legs and feet. Metal rivets for eyes. Found in Eastern Ontario. Unsigned by the artist. As found condition. Beak replaced with hand-forged nail. Some surface cracks in the wood of the body. Circa 1960. Measuring, 21 1/2” height x 3” width x 4” depth. The Shaun & Joan Markey Collection. Estimation 100-200 $

139 COIN BANK - MINIATURE CHEST OF DRAWERS A mahogany coin bank in the form of a miniature chest of drawers. original knobs except one. Nice base molding. Key is not original or working. Likely English or American, circa 1880. The Shaun & Joan Markey Collection.

Estimation 100-150 $

140 FOLK ART PAINTING OF SHEEP A small unframed folk art oil on board painting of a sheep in a field with a large bird on its head. Two lambs and flowers are depicted. Initials of the artist in the lower right corner. Condition noted, loss, fretting to edges. Circa 1940. Measuring, 12” x 9”. The Shaun & Joan Markey Collection. Estimation 100-150 $

141 LARGE BROWN FIRKIN A large brown firkin from Lanark County in original colour with original handle and lid. Minor damage to the lowest wood band. Circa 1870. Measuring, 12” height x 11 1/4” diameter. The Shaun & Joan Markey Collection. Estimation 150-250 $

142 CARVED BIRDS BY GARNET DARLING Five carved wooden birds by the late Garnet Darling of Lyn, Ontario. Three pieces are signed. Circa 1985. From 4 1/2” length, 4” to 7” height. The Shaun & Joan Markey Collection. Estimation 100-125 $

143 CARVED BIRDS BY GARNET DARLING Five carved wooden birds by the late Garnet Darling of Lyn, Ontario. Two pieces are signed. Circa 1985. From 4 1/2” length, 4” to 7” height. The Shaun & Joan Markey Collection. Estimation 100-125 $

144 FOLK ART CARVING BY TOM McLAUGHLIN A painted folk art wooden carving of a hunter with two dogs. The hunter with crossed arms holding his rifle with one dog at his side holding a bird. Both mounted on a green painted base. A second dog stands separate from the man also holding a bird in its mouth. Found in Eastern Ontario. Signed in pencil by the artist on the bottom of the base Tom McLaughlin #I as well as the initials TM carved into the underside of the base. As found condition. The upper part of the hunter’s rifle has been glued on to the body. The detached dog is missing part of his left rear leg. Circa 1965. Measuring, 8 1/2” height x 5 1/2” length of base, detached dog 2” height x 3 1/2” length. The Shaun & Joan Markey Collection. Estimation 100-150 $

145 NEWFOUNDLAND HARBOUR BY K.C. HOSSICK An oil on board painting of “Belleoram Harbour Newfoundland”, signed lower left corner, titled on paper label verso. Circa 1960. Measuring, 11 7/8” height x 15 7/8” width. The Shaun & Joan Markey Collection. Estimation 200-400 $

146 FOLK PAINTING BY DONNIE MacARTHUR An oil on board folk art painting of an old yellow farm house and barn with old cars in the foreground. Written on the back: “Painted by Donnie MacArthur, January 1979”. Prince Edward Island origin. Good, as found condition. Circa 1940. Measuring, 13” height x 17” width. The Shaun & Joan Markey Collection. Estimation 200-300 $

147 INDIGENOUS BEADWORK IN FRAME A sample of indigenous crafted colourful beadwork in its original oak frame. Perfect condition. Original oak shingle back. Circa 1920. Frame measuring, 8” height x 11” width. The Shaun & Joan Markey Collection. Estimation 200-400 $

148 CARVED SPIRIT TOTEM An unusual carved totem pole with figure of a man at the base and a thunderbird at the top. In as found condition. Found in Gananoque, Ontario, circa 1950. Measuring, 18 1/4” height x 11” width. The Shaun & Joan Markey Collection. Estimation 150-200 $

149 STRAW WORK BOX WITH SAILING SHIP IMAGE The lid of the box is decorated with a tall ship image, strong structure but overall loss. Continental, 1830-50. Measuring, 6 1/8” height x 11 1/8” width x 8 1/4” depth. The Larry Foster Collection. Estimation 400-600 $

150 WEST COAST SPIRIT TOTEM With strong paint, in excellent condition. Mission (British Columbia), circa 1950. Measuring, 24” height, wing span 15”. Body is 2” x 3”. The Larry Foster Collection. Estimation 300-500 $

151 TRIPLE IRISH CHAIN RED & WHITE QUILT All hand-stitched and pieced, a popular pattern simple but very graphic when hanging. Excellent condition. Ontario, circa 1890. Measuring, 64” x 76”. The Carol Telfer Collection. Estimation 400-600 $

152 LAMP TABLE One drawer lamp table in flame birch with a birds eye maple drawer front on turned legs. Original varnish finish. Original brass drawer pull. Found in Kemptville, Ontario. Ex. Lawless collection. Circa 1870. Measuring, 28 3/4” height x 26 3/4” width x 19” depth. The Shaun & Joan Markey Collection. Estimation 300-500 $

153 GROUP FOLK CARVING BY ODESSA BELISLE A group carving of three chickens in painted cedar on a cedar base by the late Odessa Belisle (active mid 20th century) of Saint-Antoine, Québec. Signed by the artist at the base. Circa 1955. Measuring, 6 1/2 height x 10” length. The Shaun & Joan Markey Collection. Estimation 100-200 $

154 NATURE LANDSCAPE BY GEORGE B. GIBSON A well executed small oil sketch on masonite of an Ontario wilderness landscape. Signed by the artist George B. Gibson. Minor cracking to the paint. Circa 1950. Measuring, 7 3/4” height x 9 1/4” (image size). The Shaun & Joan Markey Collection. Estimation 200-300 $

155 NATURE LANDSCAPE BY GEORGE B. GIBSON A well executed small oil sketch on masonite of an Ontario wilderness landscape. Signed lower left. Minor crackling to the paint. Circa 1950. Measuring, 7 3/4” height x 9 1/4” (image size). The Shaun & Joan Markey Collection. Estimation 200-300 $

156 FOLK PAINTING OF YELLOW HOUSE A small folky painting of a yellow house, trees and flower garden with a boat in a pond. Crayon on paper. Note, frame is damaged. Appears to be unsigned. Circa 1940. Measuring, 4 1/2” height x 6 5/8” width. The Shaun & Joan Markey Collection. Estimation 100-150 $

157 GRANDMOTHER’S FLOWER GARDEN QUILT All hand-stitched and pieced, this pattern requires to expertly sew and work the many corners of the hexagon pattern with precision and skill. Fredericton (New Brunswick), circa 1960. Perfect condition. Measuring, 62” x 78”. The Carol Telfer Collection. Estimation 400-600 $

158 FOLK PAINTING OF OXEN IN WINTER An interesting folk art painting of two oxen in winter in front of a sled and pile of logs. On thick cardboard. Unsigned. Nova Scotia origin, circa 1980. Measuring, 15” height x 19 1/2” width. The Shaun & Joan Markey Collection. Estimation 200-300 $

159 MAGAZINE STAND A magazine stand in old crackled red paint. Likely Quebec. Hardwood. As found condition, no repairs. Circa 1940. Measuring, 29” height x 12” width x 8” depth. The Shaun & Joan Markey Collection. Estimation 100-150 $

160 CHIP CARVED FRAME A good rectangular chip carved frame from Lanark County in an original brown stain. Each corner of the frame features a multi-leaf circular leaf image. A six point star with a central geometric design adorns the middle of each side of the frame. Basswood. Excellent condition. Circa 1930. Measuring, 18 1/2” x 16 1/2”. The Shaun & Joan Markey Collection. Estimation 299-400 $

161 CARVED KANGAROO BY EWALD RENTZ A wooden, painted, hand carved kangaroo with leather ears by Ewald Rentz (1908 - 1995) of Beardmore, Ontario. Perfect condition. Circa 1970. Measuring, 6” height x 13” length. The Shaun & Joan Markey Collection. Estimation 300-400 $

162 CARVED BOOT BY WALTER CAMERON A hand carved small wooden boot from Lanark County by the late Walter Cameron (died in 2021, Arnprior, age 85). Marked on the bottom in pencil: “1998, The Village Blacksmith’s old Workboot, Walter Cameron, Fallbrook, Blacksmith, Hand Carved.” Perfect condition. Measuring, 4” height x 6” length x 2 1/2” width. The Shaun & Joan Markey Collection. Estimation 150-250 $

163 MAN FOLK CARVING BY FÉLICIEN LÉVESQUE A painted folk art wood carving of a man in a green checked shirt with outstretched arms. Carved by the late primitive artist, Félicien Lévesque (1916-1997) of Cacaouna (Lower St. Lawrence), Québec. Circa 1970. Measuring 5” height x 5 1/2” width. The Shaun & Joan Markey Collection. Estimation 200-300 $

164 FROG DECOY A painted folk art wood carving of a frog decoy. Front legs fashioned from tin. Unknown origin but likely Quebec. Perfect condition. Circa 1940. Measuring, 6 1/2” length x 4 1/2” width. The Markey Shaun & Joan Collection. Estimation 200-300 $

165 PAINTED R.C.M.P. MOUNTIES A pair of plywood painted R.C.M.P. “Mounties”. As found, in good condition, in Quebec, circa: 1960. Measuring, 27” height x 14” width at widest point. The Shaun & Joan Markey Collection. Estimation 200-300 $

167 BRIAN HAYES (1963-2010) Canadian A folk art painting on artist’s canvas board, old truck in front of a building, the Pakenham General Store. Signed and dated 91 lower right. Brian Hayes was a self taught artist, from Carp, Ontario, who was actively painting from 1982-2010. Measuring, 13” height x 15” wide. The Shaun & Joan Markey Collection. Estimation 200-300 $

168 FOLK PAINTING OF MAN FISHING A folk art painting on artist’s board of a man fishing from red row boat in front of a small cabin. Unsigned. Circa 1950. Measuring, 18” height x 14” width. The Shaun & Joan Markey Collection. Estimation 100-200 $

169 FRETWORK WALL BOX A carved wall box in pine with a pierced fretwork front in a geometric pattern featuring circles, diamonds and two hearts below the top curved edge. Original varnished condition. From southwestern Ontario, circa 1870. Perfect condition. Measuring, 14” height x 8 1/2” width x 4 1/2” depth. The Shaun & Joan Markey Collection. Estimation 200-400 $

170 FOLK PORTRAITS BY FANNY M. HEWSON Two oil on canvas by listed Nova Scotia folk artist Fanny Margaret Hewson (b. 1910, deceased) of River Philip, Nova Scotia. He is titled verso “Gentleman of Jen Eyck Family”, and she is titled verso, “Lady of Jen Eyck Family”. Each with artist’s label verso, dated 1964. Signed lower right. Fanny was a character and it shows in her whimsical creations. Each measuring, 19 1/8” height x 11 3/8” width. The Larry Foster Collection.. Estimation 350-550 $

171 FOLK PAINTING OF LAKE & CABINS A small folk art painting of a lake with cabins on the shore. Signed “J. McC 1890” in lower right corner. In an old possibly original frame with shingle back. Found in Eastern Ontario. Measuring, 5 1/2” height x 7 1/2”. The Shaun & Joan Markey Collection. Estimation 100-150 $

172 MAHOGANY FOLDING TRAVEL MIRROR A small Victorian mahogany folding travel mirror(s). Brass hinges and brass closure. Interior has one larger oval mirror, and one smaller circular mirror. Both mirrors surrounded by inlay. As found condition. Most likely English origin, circa 1870. Measuring, 12 1/2” length (open), 4” width. The Shaun & Joan Markey Collection. Estimation 80-100 $

173 FOLK ART WHIRLIGIG OF SAILOR A small, painted folk art whirligig of a sailor. Paddles lacking. Likely Atlantic Canada origin, circa 1950. Measuring, 12” height x 3” width. The Shaun & Joan Markey Collection. Estimation 100-200 $

174 PINE SIDE TABLE A pine side table from the Ottawa Valley in original red paint with a drawer. Generous spool turned legs ending with trestle type feet. A shaped lower shelf the centre of which might have been designed to hold a plant. Untouched, in original condition. Circa 1870. Measuring, 28” height x 29 1/2” length x 17” depth. The Shaun & Joan Markey Collection. Estimation 400-600 $

175 ATTRIBUTED TO W.H. SADD, WATERCOLOUR OF SHIP A well executed, small watercolour in minute detail of a tall masted sailing ship. Unsigned but possibly by W.H. Sadd of Manotick, Ontario. Circa 1945. Measuring, 9 1/2” height x 6” width. The Shaun & Joan Markey Collection. Estimation 100-200 $

175A HOOKED RUG OF ST. LAWRENCE VIEW A scenic colourful hooked rug of a village along the St. Lawrence River, including the church, flanked by tied red curtains. Circa 1940. Measuring, 25” x 43”. The Carol Telfer Collection. Estimation 350-550 $

176 LARGE WOODEN HULL MODEL Made for a boat builder in Lunenburg, Nova Scotia. It was built to scale and solidly constructed - six stage construction. Circa 1930. Provenance: From a boat collector near Chester, Nova Scotia. According to him, it was authenticated by the Marine Museum in Lunenburg. Measuring, 55” length, beam is 13”, height on stand 12”. Weight approx. 50 pounds. The Larry Foster Collection. Estimation 600-900 $

177 SET OF RARE NEWFOUNDLAND CHAIRS A set of four rare birch and pine chairs influenced by earlier chairs brought from England (in Mahogany, late 18th century). Refinished at an earlier date, and purportedly from a Museum. Newfoundland, 1820-1840. Measuring, 35” height, seat height 16”. The Larry Foster Collection. Estimation 600-900 $

178 HALF MODEL SHIP DIORAMA “Alf Holben”, in original condition, half model with wooden sails and nice surface. It comes with a P.E.I. provenance while flying an American flag. Circa 1920. Measuring, 16 1/2” height x 26 1/2” width overall. The Larry Foster Collection. Estimation 500-700 $ 97

179 MAP OF THE MARITIMES BY CLARA CAIE The “Nova Scotia, New Brunswick and Prince Edward Island” map, artistically drawn by Clara Caie (1874-1955), granddaughter of ship owner Samuel Killan, Yarmouth, Nova Scotia. The neatness, accuracy and penmanship is evident. This work was completed in April 1888; a pure gem that was passed through the family. Condition noted, foxing. Measuring, 15 1/2” height x 19 1/2” width (map, at sight). The Larry Foster Collection. Note: Clara Caie used her wealth to help the community that she loved dearly. Clara, along with Samuel’s daughters Sophia and Clara, were responsible for a variety of projects that enhanced Yarmouth, including, Coronation Park, Milton Library, the clock atop the new Milton #2 Engine House, land and financial support to Yarmouth hospital, financial support for Holy Trinity Anglican Church and enrichment activities for Greenville school, just to name a few. Clara was also a strong advocate for women’s rights and very active in several local and national women’s organizations. She truly made Yarmouth better with her generosity. Reference: Yarmouth County Museum and Archives, YMS-1-379L1. Estimation 750-950 $

180 MAHOGANY HEPPLEWHITE ARMCHAIR In good solid condition. Probably slightly out of period. Perhaps Eastern Canada origin, circa 1830. Measuring, 37 3/8” height x 24 1/4” width x 2” depth. The Larry Foster Collection. Estimation 400-600 $

181 WALNUT DROP LEAF WORKTABLE The top with twin drop leaves braced by bar supports, over two tiers of small drawers with tiger maple fronts, turned pulls, raised on a ring turned column mounted on a figured quatrefoil base on ring turned supports, lacking casters. Circa 1840. Measuring, 271/4” height x 16 1/2” wide x 18” deep. (30 3/4” with leaves up). Provenance: Private Montreal Collection. Estimation 500-700 $

182 MULE CHEST An early 19th century mule chest of good size in very old crackled blue paint. Two drawers over two false drawers. The two bottom drawer fronts and frame with early rose head nail construction with large dovetailing at the rear of the drawers. The unhinged sliding lid opens to reveal a storage compartment. Simple cutouts to the apron. A fine early example. Possibly Québec. Measuring, 39 1/4” height x 39 1/4” width x 16” depth. Provenance: The Leask Family. Estimation 800-1,200 $

183 VERY GOOD GREAT BLUE HERON CARVING Beautifully carved and painted to perfection, the head and neck were made to turn. The body is nicely carved and is balanced on long sturdy legs with rather big feet. All attached to a sturdy pine board. Ontario, circa 1960. Measuring, 33” height x 37” width x 12” depth. The Carol Telfer Collection. Estimation 400-600 $

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184 RARE GRENFELL HOOKED RUG A very early, and rare Grenfell hooked rug entirely hooked with brin. Hunter returning at dusk. This was a piano bench cover - well used with appropriate wear with some restoration but still an exceptional piece of Grenfell Art. Mounted on a stretcher for hanging purposes, and conserved professionally. **With original fabric label “Grenfell Labrador Industries”**. Circa 1920. Measuring, 52” long x 17” wide, including stretcher. The Carol Telfer Collection. Estimation 2,000-3,000 $

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185 LOUIS XV QUÉBEC PINE ARMOIRE An exceptional Louis XV Québec pine armoire in original blue paint. Double raised panels on the sides, well carved front panels with scrolling decoration. Original shelves and interior in faded old paint, original fiche hinges, gouge work decoration to the cornice (early replacement?), and overall peg construction. The back shows a good four paneled caisson construction. Lacks original lock and escutcheon, repair required to lower right leg where it meets the apron. The overall curvilinear shape suggests elements of the Louis XIII style. A wonderful “petit exemple” of early Québécois furniture, late 18th century. Measuring, 64 1/2” height x 57 1/2” width x 20 1/4” depth. Provenance: The Leask Family. Estimation 30,000-40,000 $ 102

185A GEORGE HART HUGHES (1839-1921) Irish/Canadian Huron Native after Cornelius David Krieghoff, “Following The Moose”, oil on canvas, signed verso by the artist. Hughes was born on Christmas day in Ireland, and died March 13, 1921, in Montreal, Quebec, Canada. Measuring, 9 3/4” height x 7 3/4” (at sight). Provenance: Private Ottawa Collection. Estimation 1,500-2,500 $

186 MENNONITE BEAR’S PAW QUILT Wool pieced work with cotton calico backing, in good condition with some tiny holes. Ex Tanenbaum, Toronto Collection. Waterloo County, circa 1930. Measuring, 68” x 74”. The Carol Telfer Collection. Estimation 500-700 $

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187 CHERRY QUILT STAND The stand showing very nice turnings, with the original iron bar and Regency embellishments. Perfect condition. Provenance: From an early Ontario collection, 1830-40. Measuring, 46” height x 42” width. The Larry Foster Collection. Estimation 900-1,200 $

188 HOOKED RUG OF HARBOUR SCENE This small rug came from Moncton, New Brunswick. Some minor repairs. Measuring approximately 24” x 28”. The Carol Telfer Collection. Estimation 150-250 $

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189 WORK TABLE BY JOHN BRETZLAFF A small work table with a single drawer and shaped back board in hard wood from Schwartz, Quebec. Made by John Bretzlaff. Original varnish. Perfect, as found condition. Circa 1930. Measuring, 26” height x 24” width x 12” depth. The Shaun & Joan Markey Collection. Estimation 100-200 $

190 SOARING EAGLE BY DONNELL TAYLOR An original oil painting on canvas of a Bald Eagle in flight on a solid blue background by the late Donnell Taylor. Mr. Taylor was an OjiCree artist from Constance Lake First Nation, Northern Ontario. Title of the painting is “Honesty”. Unframed. Signed and dated in the lower right corner. “Donnell Taylor Jan 22/15”. Measuring 16” height x 20” width. The Shaun & Joan Markey Collection. Estimation 100-200 $

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191 CAST IRON DOORSTOP A large cast iron doorstop in the shape of a basket of flowers. Original colour and condition. Circa 1890. Measuring, 11” height x 17” width. The Shaun & Joan Markey Collection. Estimation 80-150 $

192 PAINTED CAST IRON OXEN A pair of painted cast iron oxen manufactured by the Lunenburg Foundry. Mounted on an oak base. Condition noted to one side. Circa 1960. Measuring, 15 1/2” height x 8” width x 2 1/2” depth. The Shaun & Joan Markey Collection. Estimation 100-200 $

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193 W.H. SADD (1864-1954) Canadian A large oil on canvas in original frame of a horse drawn cart with driver making their way down a road in a forest. Signed lower left. Titled in pencil verso “On the Laurentians”. Sadd was from Manotick, Ontario. Measuring, 27” height, 16 1/2” width. The Shaun & Joan Markey Collection. Estimation 400-600 $

194 SWING HANDLE COPPER BASKETS Two small swing handles baskets made of dark brown copper wire. Found in Ottawa, circa 1920. Largest measuring, 4 1/2” high. The Shaun & Joan Markey Collection. Estimation 100-200 $

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195 FOLK ART WATERCOLOUR OF FARM A large, colourful folk art watercolour of a farm scene. Found in Quebec. Signed E. Pifher and dated (19)81 lower right. Measuring, 21 1/2” height x 29” width. The Shaun & Joan Markey Collection. Estimation 400-500 $

196 LARGE COLOURFUL HOOKED RUG A painter’s palette of interlocking puzzle design, worked with wools. In good condition but some of the edging is a little loose. Nova Scotia, circa 1930. Measuring approximately 45” x 73”. The Carol Telfer Collection. Estimation 350-450 $

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197 YELLOW SPLINT BASKET A large yellow splint basket in as found, excellent condition. Circa 1920. Measuring, 12” height x 29 1/2” length x 20” width. The Shaun & Joan Markey Collection. Estimation 200-300 $

198 PINE DOUGH BOX An interesting pine dough box in as found condition from a Germanic community in Renfrew County. Original brown paint on base. Note the wavy cut out on each end. Top has been repaired or is possibly an old replacement but it looks perfectly fine. Circa 1870. Measuring, 30” height x 27” width x 14” depth. The Shaun & Joan Markey Collection. Estimation 400-600 $

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199 PASTEL GEOMETRIC HOOKED RUNNER A nice graphic runner hooked in soft earthly tones of blues, greys and beiges. It is faded on the right side, but colours are still good and strong on the other. In overall good condition. Nova Scotia, circa 1910. Measuring, 36” x 86”. The Carol Telfer Collection. Estimation 400-600 $

200 HOOKED RUG WITH LOG HOUSE & FAMILY A good hooked rug with the image of a log house in the bush with a family (mother, father & three children) all busy outside. Signed O. Swope and dated 1953 in lower right corner of the rug. Excellent condition. No holes or tears. Found in Ontario. Measuring, 23” height x 34 1/2” length. The Shaun & Joan Markey Collection. Estimation 400-500 $ 110

201 L. FIELDING DOWNES (1912-1974) Canadian A large watercolour of Rue St. Valier in Quebec City by well listed artist, the late L. Fielding Downe. Working in pastels, oil and watercolour, Downes painted Québec scenes, landscapes, figures, and still life. He studied under several members of several academies, including with Arthur Lismer, R.C.A., of the Group of Seven. Signed and dated 55 lower left, titled lower right. Measuring, 25” height x 20” width. The Shaun & Joan Markey Collection. Estimation 250-450 $

202 LARGE WHIRLIGIG A large whirligig of a man sawing a log. The man is nicely painted and original. The wind fan is a modern replacement. A great piece of Ontario folk art. Circa 1950. Measuring, 24” height x 34” length. The Shaun & Joan Markey Collection. Estimation 200-400 $

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203 FOLK ART CARVING OF BOY & DOG A nicely painted and carved wooden folk art figure of a boy walking his dog. Found in Ontario, circa 1955. Measuring, 7” height x 7” length. The Shaun & Joan Markey Collection. 1 Estimation 100-200 $

204 CARVED RED HEART A large wood carving of a red heart. Possibly the top of a stool. Minor red paint loss. Circa 1970. Measuring, 1 1/2” height x 11” depth x 9” width. The Shaun & Joan Markey Collection. Estimation 100-150 $

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205 QUEBEC PINE ARMOIRE A good Quebec pine armoire with pegged construction, fishe hinges, original lock and escutcheon, the doors with recessed and beaded panels, resting on bracket feet. The back shows a four-board caisson construction. Painted interior with original boards and golden yellow patina. Quebec, circa 1810. Measuring, 70 1/2” height x 54” width x 20” depth. Provenance: Eastern Ontario collection. Estimation 1,500-2,500 $

206 LIFE-SIZED FOLK CARVING BY WALTER COOK She has a woebegone countenance indicating the challenges of many Acadians. Attributed to Walter Cook (1923-1991) - a skilled folk artist from Nova Scotia. Active after WWII from the 1950s to 1980s - although he took a long hiatus during that period. The surface has mellowed to a rich patina on the pine. The arms are removable. As the wood aged there was separation in the ear area and through the chest and abdomen. Circa 1950. Measuring, height, 62”, arm to arm is 20”. The Larry Foster Collection. Estimation 2,500-3,000 $

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207 EARLY SETTLE BED (BANC LIT) This bed was refinished likely in the 1950s and the surface has aged to a mellow state, in good condition. The settle bed was from Canada’s early history, and used as a bench or a bed. First Quarter of the 20th century. Measuring, 37 1/2” height x 73 1/2” width x 18” depth. The Larry Foster Collection. Estimation 500-700 $

208 STAINLESS STEEL OBELISK COLUMN From the Ivy Lea Bridge which joins Canada and the United States of America, on the Eastern Ontario side. It is stamped accordingly “United States” and “Canada”. Dates to 1938 when the bridge was completed. It was removed in 1979 when restructure occurred. Shortly after which it was obtained privately. There would have been a second column - whereabouts unknown. Measuring, 69” height. Tapers from 5” to 7” from top to bottom. The Larry Foster Collection. Estimation 2,000-4,000 $

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209 QUEBEC PINE ARMOIRE A twelve-panel pine armoire; three raised panels on each side and three on each door, the structure with its pegged construction appears to be in original condition including the cornice. The hinges have been replaced, as well as lacking the original lock and escutcheon. Unpainted interior. Hues of original green paint, flat board back and bracket feet. Quebec, early 19th century, Measuring, 71 1/2” height. Provenance: Eastern Ontario Collection. Estimation 1,500-2,500 $

210 SET OF GUN-STOCK CHAIRS The six chairs in good sturdy original condition. Western Ontario, 19th century. Measuring, 31 3/4” height x 17 3/8” width x 20 1/2” depth. The Carol Telfer Collection. Estimation 300-600 $

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211 INDIGENOUS BIRCH BARK CONTAINER An indigenous, finely made stitched and canted, birch bark storage container with a fitted lid. The lid with a braided, stitched decorative circle in the middle. Found in Ottawa. Varnished. Perfect condition. Circa 1930. Measuring, 10” height x 14” width x 10” deep (12” width at the top). The Shaun & Joan Markey Collection. Estimation 200-400 $

212 MODEL BIRCH BARK CANOE A model birch bark canoe with paddles. Likely indigenous made. Found in the Gatineau Hills, Quebec, north of Ottawa. Small slip of paper inside says” “Made in Deschênes, Québec, 1950.” Perfect condition. Measuring, 27” length x 5” width. The Shaun & Joan Markey Collection. Estimation 150-250 $

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213 INDIGENOUS STORAGE CONTAINER A small oval Indigenous made storage container of birch bark and sweetgrass, with a deer skin oval centre piece on the lid decorated with glass beads in the shapes of stylized flowers. Perfect condition. Circa 1960. Measuring, 6” length x 3 1/4” width. The Shaun & Joan Markey Collection. Estimation 100-200 $

214 BIRCHBARK STORAGE CONTAINER A small oval birchbark storage container, the lid decorated with flowers made from dyed quills. Circa 1950. Measuring, 7” length x 4” width. The Shaun & Joan Markey Collection. Estimation 100-150 $

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215 SMALL HAND CARVED & PAINTED PADDLES Two small hand carved paddles in pine with folk art scenes on the blades. One, a lake scene with a mother black bear and her cub standing on a point of land by the shore. The other a scene with a log cabin and birch bark canoe by the water. Signed verso Lac Des Cinq, Quebec. Also dated 1948 verso. Perfect as found condition. Measuring, 17” length x 3 1/4” wide at blade. The Shaun & Joan Markey Collection. Estimation 200-300 $

216 HOOKED FOOTSTOOL A small round pill shaped, hooked foot stool with floral decoration. 19th century. The Carol Telfer Collection. Estimation 200-300 $

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217 CAST IRON MATCH HOLDER A cast iron match holder & striker. Floral design in the iron. Meant to hang on the wall. As found, excellent condition. Circa 1880. Measuring, 7” height x 4” width. The Shaun & Joan Markey Collection. Estimation 50-100 $

218 WICKER GATHERING BASKET A wicker gathering basket in an old light green paint colour. Nice wear to the piece, in found condition. Circa 1930. The Shaun & Joan Markey Collection. Estimation 100-125 $

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219 SMALL NAVAJO WOVEN MAT Nice graphic presentation, in excellent overall condition but has minor border damage on the one end. South Western Sates, 1920-40. Measuring, 17” x 19”. The Carol Telfer Collection. Estimation 150-200 $

220 NICHOLAS HORNYANSKI (1896-1965) Canadian A framed aquatint print of Kingston, Ontario. Titled “Outpost, Old Fort Henry”. Dates to the mid 1950s. Original Frame. Signed lower right in pencil. Nicholas Hornyansky was a Canadian artist, born in Hungary, noted for his paintings of historic architecture and landscapes. Small stain lower left. Measuring, 12” height x 16” wide. (at sight). The Shaun & Joan Markey Collection. Estimation 100-150$

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221 BLASTING POWDER KEG An interesting small keg from Milton & Co. Montreal, manufacturers of blasting powder. Stenciled name of company and product on one end. Varnished condition. Circa 1880. Measuring, 13” height x 10” diameter. The Shaun & Joan Markey Collection. Estimation 80-125 $

222 OAK SHOT BARREL This small wooden barrel has very early patina, lacking plug-cork. England, early 19th century. Measuring, 7 1/2” height x 4 1/2” diameter. The Larry Foster Collection. Estimation 200-300 $

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223 BLUENOSE PATTERN SCENIC HOOKED RUG Hooked with combination of wool and rayons yarns and fabrics. A nice colourful scenic hooked rug of a barn, house and bridge. A ‘bluenose’ pattern - stamped on back of rug. Excellent condition. Nova Scotia, circa 1940. Measuring, 24” x 40”. The Carol Telfer Collection. Estimation 250-350 $

224 STICK WINDSOR ARMCHAIR Excellent condition with strong, original paint. The simple form mimics the early period of elegant Windsors. From an old private collection in Wellington County (Southwestern Ontario), late 19th century. Measuring, 33 3/4” height x 19 3/4” width x 18 1/2” depth. The Larry Foster Collection. Estimation 600-800 $

225 DEER & DOE SCENIC HOOKED RUG A sweet little scenic rug hooked with yarns and fabrics using the natural colours of greens and browns with blue. Excellent condition. Eastern Ontario, circa 1940. Measures 35 1/2” x 21 1/2”. The Carol Telfer Collection. Estimation 250-450 $

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226 STORE COUNTER DISPLAY CASE An antique store counter display case in oak trim with glass panels. Access is via a double-rear door. Excellent original condition. Circa 1910. Measuring, 14 1/2” height x 31 3/4” width x 11” depth. The Shaun & Joan Markey Collection. Estimation 200-400 $

227 TALL SHIP IN ASPIRIN BOTTLE A tall masted ship “Mary” inside a small Bayer Aspirin bottle affixed to a pine base. Circa 1960. Measuring, 10” width x 2” depth. The Shaun & Joan Markey Collection. Estimation 80-125 $

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CANOE PADDLE

CANOE PADDLE IN BIRD’S EYE MAPLE

CANOE PADDLE MARKED OTTAWA RIVER

An early canoe paddle fashioned from bird’s eye maple. As found condition. Eastern Ontario. Circa 1930. Length, 56”. The Shaun & Joan Markey Collection.

A primitive paddle found in the Ottawa Valley in old blue paint, marked Ottawa River and number 49. Length, 60” x 5 1/2” width of blade. The Shaun & Joan Markey Collection.

A beautiful pine canoe paddle in an as-found original green paint. From the Ottawa Valley. Circa 1930. Length, 57”. The Shaun & Joan Markey Collection. Estimation 100-150 $

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231 FIGURAL SCENIC HOOKED RUG This rug shows three figures relaxing under a tree. Colourful and artistic, using fabrics of silks, satins, wools, and rayons on burlap. Good condition. Ontario, circa 1930. Measuring, 36” x 31”. The Carol Telfer Collection. Estimation 150-250 $

232 WHIMSICAL HOOKED RUG A colourful and pleasing hooked rug using a large flower basket as the centre motif. Whimsical turtles, circles and stars accent the usage of space on either side of the basket. Wool and cotton. Center field is in excellent condition but some of the blanket stitched edging needs work. Circa 1930. Measuring, 35” x 20”. The Carol Telfer Collection. Estimation 150-250 $

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233 PINE CANOE PADDLE A nicely fashioned pine canoe paddle with the head of a traditional indigenous man scratch gouged and painted on one side of the blade. Note the painted red and black feather worn on the side of his head and the traditional hair style painted in black. Found in the Ottawa Valley. As found varnished and good condition. Circa 1940. Length, 60” x 5 1/2” width of blade. The Shaun & Joan Markey Collection. Estimation 300-400 $

234 WICKER FISHING CREEL A vintage wicker fishing creel with leather reinforcing strips around the edges, front and sides. In as found good condition. Closure strap intact. Old shoulder strap added later. Circa 1930. Measuring, 8” height x 12 1/2” width x 6” depth. The Shaun & Joan Markey Collection. Estimation 80-125 $

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235 ATLANTIC CANADA ROWING SKIFF MODEL An Atlantic Canada hand built, painted rowing skiff with original oars. Circa 1960. Measuring, 17” length x 6” wide. The Shaun & Joan Markey Collection. Estimation 150-200 $

236 WICKER FISHING CREEL A wicker fishing creel as found. Good overall original condition and old colour with a few minor cracks in the wicker. Circa 1930. Measuring, 6” height x 13” length x 6” width. The Shaun & Joan Markey Collection. Estimation 80-125 $

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237 TWO WOODEN CANOE PADDLES Two wooden canoe paddles. One marked in white paint “Lakefield” with a painted red band on the handle and the number 5OE9876 on the other side. A second paddle with a mixed wood blade and the initials JW with crossed curling brooms painted black and carved into the handle, and a curling stone painted black and carved into the other side of the handle. Both Circa 1950. Both approx. 58” long. The Shaun & Joan Markey Collection. Estimation 100-200 $

238 CAST IRON PAINTED BULL A cast iron painted bull made by the Lunenburg Foundries on an oak wooden base. Excellent original condition. Circa 1960. Measuring, 3” height x 5” length. The Shaun & Joan Markey Collection. Estimation 80-125 $

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239 WALNUT PIPE RACK A walnut pipe rack in original varnish or stain featuring two shelves and a small drawer with scalloped sides. As found, excellent condition. Circa 1920. Measuring, 13” height x 10” width x 4” depth. The Shaun & Joan Markey Collection. Estimation 100-200 $

240 COUNTRY TEA TABLE The table is in original paint, with some restoration to half the top paint. Ottawa Valley or Nova Scotia, 1870-1880. Measuring, 29” height x 34” diameter. The Larry Foster Collection. Estimation 400-600 $

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241 PINE CORNER SHELF Measuring, 14 1/2” height, 18” width at top. Ex. Bob Perkins Collection. Quebec, circa 1870. The Larry Foster Collection. Estimation 300-500 $

242 LOYAL ORANGE INSTITUTION LITHOGRAPH A lithograph in colour, “IN GOD IS MY TRUST, HONOR ALL MEN, LOVE THE BROTHERHOOD, FEAR GOD, HONOR THE KING”, original frame with aged varnish. It is a strongly dedicated work with relative symbols of the Institution. In excellent condition. Late 19th century. Measuring, 31 1/2” height x 25 1/2” width. The Larry Foster Collection. Estimation 300-400 $

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243 MASONIC BOX A very good Masonic chest with inlay and brass embellishments. In original condition, with leather handles, and the wallpaper interior. Provenance: Purchased from the Estate of James H. Smith, a Member of Lodge 14, Upper Mills, New Brunswick. Circa 1880. Note: Upper Mills is a short distance from St. Stephen, the border town opposite Calais, Maine (USA). There was a strong association between Calais Maine Lodge 46 and Lodge 14. Alley Lodge No. 14, Upper Mills, St. Stephen, was first opened August 5th, 1855 and was formally constituted on July 10th 1856. E.H. Vose, a physician and cabinetmaker, probably crafted this box for Mr. Smith, although that is not verified. James Howard Smith was accepted into the fraternity of Free Masons of New Brunswick Lodge 14 in 1869. Documentation with the box. The history and quality of this chest is exceptional. Measuring, 19” height, 31” width, 16” depth. The Larry Foster Collection. Estimation 1,200-1,600 $

244 RARE ODD FELLOW’S HOOKED RUG A heart in hand has been a symbol of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows; a fraternal organization derived from English Odd Fellows orders of the mid-18th century. These commonly display three linked rings representing friendship, love, and truth. Rich wool colours. Some small repairs. Professionally mounted on a stretcher for hanging purposes. 19th century. Measuring, 34” x 61”. The Larry Foster Collection. Estimation 900-1,200 $

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245 RARE PIERCED MASONIC TIN LANTERN This Masonic lantern is a rare example of early tin work. Ontario, circa 1830. Excellent condition. Measuring, 14” height x 5” diameter. The Larry Foster Collection. Estimation 300-500 $

246 TWO-SIDED HOMESPUN TIED QUILT A nice album of homespun fabrics worked together to create this inspiring collection of homespun materials woven from 19th century weavers of Eastern Ontario. The back is adding to the interest of this quilt and worked together in squares of men’s suiting fabrics to create a comfy hired hands quilt. Unique and wonderful example from early Ontario pioneer living. Excellent condition. Measuring, 54” width x 72” length. The Carol Telfer Collection. Estimation 500-700 $

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247 CRAZY QUILT STYLE HOOKED MAT Small squares creatively placed with colour and all hooked in crazy patch design. Thick pile and hooked with wool fabrics. Ontario, circa 1930. Measuring, 44” x 30”. The Carol Telfer Collection. Estimation 200-300 $

248 WOODEN SAP BUCKET A wooden sap bucket with metal straps. As found condition. Circa 1900. Measuring, 9 1/2” height x 11” diameter. The Shaun & Joan Markey Collection. Estimation 80-125 $

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249 OIL LAMP An attractive kerosene lamp with a turquoise-blue glass reservoir, grey metal base, and a white milk glass shade. Excellent condition. Circa 1880. Measuring, 19” height x 7 1/2” width of shade. The Shaun & Joan Markey Collection. Estimation 150-200 $

250 CARVED WOOD TABLE LAMP A carved wooden table lamp with a beaver at the base and a tree holding the shade. The carving dates to about 1970. The shade is a later replacement. Measuring, 15” height x 7” width. The Shaun & Joan Markey Collection. Estimation 100-200 $

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251 FOLK ART WINTER SCENE PAINTINGS Two small folk art paintings; one of a couple in a horse drawn sleigh rounding a curve in the road. The other of two children skating on a pond in the winter. Unsigned by the artist. Circa 1960. Measuring, 7” height x 9” width. The Shaun & Joan Markey Collection. Estimation 100-200 $

252 EARTHENWARE MILK PAN A ceramic earthenware milk pan, beige coloured slip on the interior. Atlantic Canada, circa 1860. Measuring, 4” height x 14” diameter. The Shaun & Joan Markey Collection. Estimation 100-200 $

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253 HERB DRYING WOODEN RACK In original condition. Prince Edward Island, 19th century. Measuring, 30 3/4” height x 24” wide. The Carol Telfer Collection. Estimation 100-200 $

254 HOOKED TABLE MAT Creative brin looped edging (with some wear). Centre floral bouquet is hooked in relief creating an excellent dimension to the work. The field around the bouquet work is striations of 19th century wool fabric. All in excellent condition. This would make a beautiful piece of ‘Textile Art’ to hang as an example of 19th Century needlework. Nova Scotia. Measuring, 24” x 24”. The Carol Telfer Collection. Estimation 250-350 $

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255 MAPLE CANOE PADDLE A hardwood canoe paddle beautifully carved and fashioned from maple. The perfectly shaped handle must have been placed too close to the fire at some point because it bears black singe marks on one side. However, after decades of use, the burn mark has been smoothed out completely. Original varnished condition. Old, stable five inch narrow split at the bottom of the blade. Circa 1930. Measuring, 63” length, 5 1/2” blade width. The Shaun & Joan Markey Collection. Estimation 150-250 $

256 CARVING OF BLACK DOG A folk art wood carving a black dog in a sitting position. Found in the Ottawa Valley. Original black paint. Minor chips to two of the feet. Circa 1940. Measuring, 8” height x 4” depth at base x 2” wide. The Shaun & Joan Markey Collection. Estimation 100-150 $

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257 LAST LOOK WOODEN MIRROR - SHELF The mirror showing diamond cutouts and decorative scrolls, with a very old surface, and minor repairs. Yarmouth County, last quarter of the 19th Century. Measuring, 18” height, 10” width (tapering). The Larry Foster Collection. Estimation 300-500 $

258 FRAMED HOOKED MATS BY AURORE BENOIT Two small hooked mats in pine frames; one depicting people in sleighs in winter, the other depicting a red house in winter. Both mats by the late Aurore Benoit (active mid 20th century) of Ste-Hyacinthe, Québec. Both in good condition. Circa 1960. Both measuring approx. 11 1/2” length, 9 1/2” width. The Shaun & Joan Markey Collection. Estimation 200-300 $

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259 WINTER PAINTING BY BEN POLIDORO A folk art painting of a couple in a sleigh crossing a bridge, signed lower left and dated Jan 82 in St. Arsène, Quebec verso. Frame measuring, 8” height x 10” width. The Shaun & Joan Markey Collection. Estimation 100-150 $

260 W.H. SADD (1864-1954) Canadian “The Rambler” heading downstream, watercolour, most likely an Ottawa River scene. Circa 1940. The Shaun & Joan Markey Collection. Estimation 200-300 $

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261 W.H. SADD (1864-1954) Canadian An early watercolour depicting people standing on the shoreline with a log cabin behind them in the fall, signed and titled “Blue Sea Lake” (located in Quebec) and dated 1908 lower right. The Shaun & Joan Markey Collection. Estimation 200-300 $

262 ASH SPLINT MELON BASKET A very good, large melon basket from ash splints, in original natural colour. Condition noted, one tiny break in the splints that attach the handle to the body of the basket. Circa 1960. Measuring, 13” height (top of handle) x 15” diameter. The Shaun & Joan Markey Collection. Estimation 100-150 $

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263 ASH SPLINT MELON BASKET A smaller melon basket with a tightly woven weave of ash splints. Natural colour. Near perfect condition except for a one inch missing piece of splint in the top row where the handle joins the basket. Circa 1930. Measuring, 8” height x 13” diameter. The Shaun & Joan Markey Collection. Estimation 100-125 $

264 FRAMED HOOKED MATS BY AURORE BENOIT Two small hooked mats in pine frames; one depicting people in sleighs in winter, the other a house in the forest by a lake. Both mats by the late Aurore Benoit of Ste. Hyacinthe, Quebec. Both in good condition. Both with the initials of the maker in the corner. Circa 1960. Measuring, 9” height x 11” width (image), and 11 1/2” height x 9 3/4” width (image). The Shaun & Joan Markey Collection. Estimation 200-300 $

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265 RECTANGULAR SPLINT BASKET A rectangular splint basket with faint potato stamp decorations around the first row. In excellent condition. Cut out handles at both ends. Some staining to the inside bottom. Circa 1920. The Shaun & Joan Markey Collection. Estimation 100-150 $

266 ASH SPLINT BASKET A large ash splint gathering basket in perfect condition. Found in Ontario. Nicely shaped handle, original colour. Circa 1960. Measuring, 12” heights (top of handle) x 15” diameter. The Shaun & Joan Markey Collection. Estimation 100-150 $

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267 TWO SPLINT BASKETS A large ash splint gathering basket in perfect condition. Found in Ontario. Nicely shaped handle on each side. Original colour. Excellent condition. Circa 1940. And, a rectangular splint basket with a single swoop handle. Minor loss of splint wrapping on he edge near the handle. Circa 1940. Measuring, 11” height x 16” diameter, and the rectangular measureing, 9” height x 12 1/2” width x 7” width. The Shaun & Joan Markey Collection. Estimation 150-200 $

268 FOLK ART TABLE LAMP A folk art table lamp with birch bark shade, painted faux birch bark column and painted carvings of a doe, fawn, two spruce trees and a boulder on a green painted base. Most likely from Quebec. A great piece of folk art. As found condition, note small tears in the birch bark shade, lamp requires re-wiring. Circa 1950. Measuring, 24” height x 12” width x 8” depth. The Shaun & Joan Markey Collection. Estimation 300-400 $

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269 DUCK CARVING BY H.K. LANCASTER A miniature painted carving of a Wood Duck, signed at base ‘H. K. Lancaster, Mississippi Lake, Ont.’ Circa 1950. Measuring, 5” height x 6” width x 2” width. The Shaun & Joan Markey Collection. Estimation 100-150 $

270 PAINTED ROUND TOP TABLE A painted, four legged round top table from Ashton, Ontario, the top featuring a painted tenpoint star. Shaped legs in an old ochre colour paint and a centre pedestal in red paint. Circa 1880. Measuring, 30” height, 17 1/2” diameter. The Shaun & Joan Markey Collection. Estimation 400-600 $

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271 SMALL BIRD PAINTINGS Four small folk art paintings of birds on masonite. Each painting featuring a pair of birds of different species. Found in Quebec. Each painting signed Thompson, some dated. White painted frames. Circa 1950. Measuring, 4 3/4” height x 6 1/2” wide. The Shaun & Joan Markey Collection. Estimation 200-300 $

272 CUT GLASS INKWELL A metal and cut glass ink well in the shape of a deer head, the antlers serving as rests for the pens. Manufactured by the Bradley & Hubbard Mfg. Co. of New York. Maker’s name embossed on the underside. Perfect, as found condition. Circa 1880. Measuring 30 1/2” height x 57” length, 33 1/2” width. The Shaun & Joan Markey Collection. Estimation 200-250 $

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273 REMBRANDT MESH TABLE LAMP A metal three-light table lamp with screenmetal, the painted shade with silhouettes, swags & landscapes. The shaped centre column and base with mechanism for adjusting height of the shade. Good overall condition. Marked PATENT APPLIED FOR NO. 805 EXPERT LAMP M.F.G. CO. Chicago, circa 1920. Measuring, 22” height x 12” width (shade). The Shaun & Joan Markey Collection. Estimation 200-300 $

274 LEATHER CLUB CHAIR A dark brown leather club chair in as found condition. Original leather seat. Condition noted, wear, loss and splitting of leather. Sink in, admire your folk art. Circa 1920. The Shaun & Joan Markey Collection. Estimation 500-800 $

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275 UNDERPAINTED TABLE LAMP A table lamp with shore landscape and birds. The under painted, scalloped edge lamp shade terminating with an acorn finial, the metal base detailed with leaf & buds. Perfect condition. Circa 1910. Measuring, 20” height of lamp x 12 1/2” shade diameter. The Shaun & Joan Markey Collection. Estimation 400-600 $

276 REDWARE CROCK A one gallon redware crock with pronounced collared neck found in Ottawa. Interesting rough glaze. Circa 1860. Measuring, 11” height x 7” width. The Shaun & Joan Markey Collection. Estimation 100-125 $

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277 THREE STONEWARE CROCKS A group of three small stoneware jugs. Fair to good condition. Circa 1870. The tallest jug measuring, 9 1/2” height x 6 1/2” width. The Shaun & Joan Markey Collection. Estimation 100-150 $

278 STONEWARE BOTTLE A small stoneware bottle marked “MRS. BAKER, F. FALLS”. The F. Falls believed to stand for Foresters’ Falls, Ontario in Renfrew County. Excellent condition. Minor imperfections caused in manufacturing process. Circa 1870. Measuring, 6 3/4” height x 3” width. The Shaun & Joan Markey Collection. Estimation 100-200 $

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279 FOLK CARVING OF MAN IN BLUE A painted folk art carving of a man in a blue jacket with blue cap mounted on a wooden base. Naïve quality to the carving. Found in Ontario, circa 1940. Measuring, 6” height x 3” width, excluding base. The Shaun & Joan Markey Collection. Estimation 100-175 $

280 FOLK CARVING WHIRLIGIG FRAGMENT A small painted folk art wood carving - a fragment of a whirligig. Condition noted: lacking the blades, small chips to each foot. Circa 1940. Measuring, 8 1/4” height x 4 1/4” width. The Shaun & Joan Markey Collection. Estimation 100-150 $

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281 MINIATURE DECOYS BY MATHIAS BEAUCHEMIN Two miniature wooden decoys from Quebec. The larger one carved by Mathias Beauchemin, Vaudreuil-sur-le-Lac. The other with the initials W.E. from Valleyfield, Quebec. Good condition. Some paint loss on the back of the W.E. decoy. Circa 1960. Largest measuring, 7” length x 4” width. The Shaun & Joan Markey Collection. Estimation 100-150 $

282 ROCKIES BY TRUDY HALKET An oil on board painting, “Fishing in the Rockies”, signed by the artist Trudy Halket of Scarborough, Ontario. Dated 1982. Artist label verso. Measuring, 18” height x 23” width (image, at sight). The Shaun & Joan Markey Collection. Estimation 100-200 $

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283 CARVED WOODEN OXEN & AXE A carved and painted wooden oxen and miniature carved axe in a wooden stump. Circa 1975. Measuring, 4” height x 7” length x 4” width. The Shaun & Joan Markey Collection. Estimation 100-150 $

284 WINTER SCENE BY H.J. ARNOLD A folk art oil on board painting of a couple in a horse drawn sleigh with a Christmas tree, titled “Beat & Lorne” lower left corner. Signed H.J. Arnold lower right. Good condition. Circa 1945. Measuring, 12” height x 19” width. The Shaun & Joan Markey Collection. Estimation 100-200 $

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285 WOODEN BOY SCOUT SERVING HOLDER A painted wooden figure of a boy scout serving holder. Nicely painted. Good original condition but lacking serving tray. Found in Quebec, circa 1930. Measuring, 34” height x 8” width. The Shaun & Joan Markey Collection. Estimation 100-150 $

286 SMALL INDIGENOUS BEADED PURSE A small indigenous made velvet purse with heavily beaded decorations of flowers and a bird sitting on branches. The purse edges are beaded with white beads and there are several beaded streamers hanging from the base of the purse. Excellent condition. Circa 1960. Measuring, 3” height x 4” width. The Shaun & Joan Markey Collection. Estimation 100-150 $

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287 ANTIQUE TRADE BEADS An antique strand of cobalt blue and crystal white glass trade beads, likely Venetian. Blue beads were particularly sought after due to the lack of naturally available resources. Mid-19th century. Length, 25”. Provenance: Private Ottawa Collection. Estimation 200-300 $

288 BRIAN HAYES (1963-2010) Canadian An oil on board of abandoned trucks in the bush, painted by the late Brian Hayes of Carp, Ontario. Hayes was actively painting from 1982 - 2010. The Shaun & Joan Markey Collection. Estimation 200-300 $

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289 MARGUERITE P. ZWICKER (1904-1993) Canadian Watercolour, house on a hill by Mary Marguerite Porter Zwicker, a Canadian artist and Halifax art promoter known for her watercolours of Nova Scotia scenes. This painting is typical of her work. In a period frame. Likely painted in the 1960’s. Measuring, 9 1/2” height x 13” width (image, at sight). The Shaun & Joan Markey Collection. Estimation 200-400 $

290 CHIP CARVED POCKET WATCH HUTCH An unusual chip carved watch hutch in walnut, along with a “WALTHAM” pocket watch with both Roman and Arabic numbers on the dial. Found in Ottawa, circa 1950. Measuring, 12 3/4” height x 3 1/2” width x 2” depth. The Shaun & Joan Markey Collection. Estimation 200-300 $

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291 COLLINS EISENHAUER (1898-1979) Canadian A folk art drawing in crayon on paper by the late Collins Eisenhauer of Lunenburg, Nova Scotia (as written verso). Depicting a central birch tree with a lake, boaters, houses on the far shore and birds overhead. Circa 1965. Measuring, 9 7/8” x 8” (image, at sight). The Shaun & Joan Markey Collection. Estimation 200-400 $

292 CARVING OF STANDING BEAR A small “Black Forest” wooden carving of a standing bear with a basket on his back. Good condition except for two age cracks. Swiss, circa 1900. Measuring, 10 1/8” height x 6 1/4” width x 6 1/8” depth. The Shaun & Joan Markey Collection. Estimation 200-300 $

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293 CARVING OF THREE BIRDS A folk art carving of three painted birds, one of them with its beak in an upright sunflower, all on a driftwood base. Unsigned. Circa 1980. Measuring, 13” height x 17” length. The Shaun & Joan Markey Collection. Estimation 50-100 $

294 WOODEN PLANT STAND A primitive wooden plant stand in green overpaint. Circa 1940. Measuring, 26 1/2” height x 9” square top. The Shaun & Joan Markey Collection. Estimation 80-125 $

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295 GRAPHIC UTILITARIAN HIRED HANDS QUILT Homespun wool fabric used in various pieced sections, with a saw-tooth border. A nice pioneer quilt with aesthetic presentation for hanging or decorating with. Condition: some fabric damage which has been stitched along with minor hole damage. Ontario, 19th century. Measuring, 70 1/2” x 78 1/2”. The Carol Telfer Collection. Estimation 250-350 $

296 W.H. SADD (1864-1954) Canadian A framed watercolour of a mountain landscape with a stream running into a lake. Signed and dated 1929 lower right. Measuring, 14 3/4” height x 9 3/8” width (at sight). The Shaun & Joan Markey Collection. Estimation 250-400 $

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297 CRAZY QUILT Wools with cotton calico backing, this quilt is interesting in that many of the pieces were hand pieced but there is also machine stitching found in places - perhaps the addition of a ‘new’ treadle sewing machine (?). Late 19th century. Measuring, 64” x 70”. The Carol Telfer Collection. Estimation 100-150 $

298 COUNTRY CHAISE LONGUE In excellent white painted surface, showing considerable age, and upholstered in a navy blue jean-like cotton fabric. This form is more often country formal. Lunenburg County (Nova Scotia), circa 1870. Measuring, 68” x 22 1/2”. The Larry Foster Collection. Estimation 300-500 $

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299 HIRED HANDS QUILT - LOGS OR ROMAN SQUARE Made with wool fabric and cotton calico backing, with minor stitching repairs. Western Ontario, circa 1930. Measuring, 76” x 70”. The Carol Telfer Collection. Estimation 100-150 $

300 WALLBOX SHELF The form shows settlers’ ethnic influence. A few coats of overpaint. Condition excellent. Last quarter 19th century. Measuring, 24” height x 12 1/2” width x 4 1/2” depth. The Larry Foster Collection. Estimation 300-500 $

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301 PINE CHEST A large pine box, nice patina. Measurements to follow. Provenance: Eastern Ontario Collection. Estimation 150-200 $

302 WHITE WOODEN DOLL HOUSE With a Mansard roof, great details, veranda and moulded mullion windows. Heavy overpaint. Québec, circa 1930. Measuring, 26 1/4” height x 23 1/4” width x 22” depth. The Larry Foster Collection. Estimation 400-500 $

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303 COUNTRY SOFA As found condition and retaining original surface. Requires upholstery. Circa 1840. Measuring, 27 3/4” height x 74 3/8” width x 26” depth. The Larry Foster Collection. Estimation 300-600 $

304 THOMAS HAY ARROWBACK CHAIRS A set of four arrowback chairs, the paint was removed many years ago. Hardings Point (New Brunswick), circa 1830. Unsigned. Measuring, 32 1/2” height x 18 1/2” width x 16 1/2” depth. The Larry Foster Collection. Estimation 300-400 $

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305 THREE TIER PLANT OR PAIL STAND The bow front, turned legs and scrolled back support are positive. Dark brown colour, strong crackling. Yarmouth County (Nova Scotia), last quarter of 19th century. Measuring, 39” height x 40” maximum width x 18” depth. The Larry Foster Collection. Estimation 400-800 $

306 FRED TRASK (b. 1946 - ) Canadian A large painting of Peggy’s Cove by esteemed folk artist Fred Trask of Digby, Nova Scotia. Signed and dated 1987 lower left. Artist paper label verso. Measuring, 24” x 35 1/2” (image, at sight). The Larry Foster Collection. Estimation 500-700 $

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307 RARE MARBLE GAME From the Mennonite Community, strong condition with a nice patina. Marbles included. Waterloo County, circa 1890. Measuring, 10” height x 9” width. The Larry Foster Collection. Estimation 300-400 $

308 BUTLER CARD STAND Of high merit, showing defined face with excellent paint and condition. The base is birch with inlaid walnut diamonds. Halifax (Nova Scotia), circa 1910. Height, 35”. The Larry Foster Collection. Estimation 300-500 $

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309 WILLIAM ZEISSLER (1902-1991) Canadian An oil on masonite painting, village life by a river, by William Zeissler of Kingston, Ontario. Listed in Blake McKendry’s Index of Canadian Artists. Excellent condition. Signed and dated lower right. Measuring, 20” x 24”. The Larry Foster Collection. Estimation 300-400 $

310 PRISONER OF WAR FOLK CANE Nicely created by a prisoner of war, marked “POW, 93610, By Pays”. Notice the face on the band stop. Provenance: From an estate in New Brunswick. Circa 1960 in retrospect. Length, 35”. The Larry Foster Collection. Estimation 450-550 $

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311 THREE SECTION ROOM DIVIDER Twelve oil on panels images of nature, in strong condition, painted and signed “ATF” for Arthur Tony Fradsam (1908-1989). Fradsam was born in Sheffield, New Brunswick and he passed in Fredericton, New Brunswick. Circa 1930. Each single panel measuring, 68 1/2” height x approx. 105” width. The Larry Foster Collection. Estimation 900-1,200 $

312 FOLK CARVING OF QC PREMIER RENÉ LÉVESQUE A wood carving by listed artist Art Gallant of Dieppe, New Brunswick (active mid 20th century, died 1980). There is a strong caricature element in his work. Signed at base. Circa 1979. Measuring, 6 3/4” height x 6 5/8” width x 4” depth. The Larry Foster Collection. Estimation 300-400 $

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313 FOLK CARVING OF P.M. PIERRE E. TRUDEAU A wood carving of Prime Minister Pierre Elliott Trudeau by listed artist Art Gallant of Dieppe, New Brunswick (active in the 20th century, died 1980). Circa 1979. Measuring, 6 1/4” height x 7 1/2” width x 4 3/8” depth. The Larry Foster Collection. Estimation 300-400 $

314 HIGH CHAIR A highchair with good structural condition, with old under paint. Quebec, circa 1850. Measuring, 31” height x 12 1/2” width x 15” depth. The Larry Foster Collection. Estimation 150-250 $

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315 CAST IRON GOLFER DOORSTOP In excellent condition. Height, 10”. The Larry Foster Collection. Estimation 300-400 $

316 ILE D’ORLÉANS STYLE CHAIR Ile d’Orléans style chair, pegged construction. France, late 18th Century. Height 34”, seat height 16”, seat width 16”. The Larry Foster Collection. Estimation 200-300 $

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317 STEP-DOWN CHAIR & BOW BACK WINDSOR CHAIR Two chairs; solid condition and refinished at an early date. Found in Prince Edward Island. Origin is either Canadian East Coast or New England, circa 1820. Measuring, 34 3/4” height x 18 1/4” width x 16 1/2” depth, and 36 1/2” height x 19 1/2” width x 16’ depth. The Larry Foster Collection. Estimation 200-300 $

318 FIGURE CARVINGS BY BRUCE SMITH Two Carnival wood carvings by listed artist Bruce Smith (b. 1912 - ) of Bethany, Ontario. Measuring, man 9 1/2” height, woman 8” height. Signed and dated 1991 at base. The Larry Foster Collection. Estimation 150-250 $

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319 FOLK CARVING OF IKE & TINA TURNER ON STAGE From Nova Scotia, circa 1980. Measuring, 11” height x 12” length. The Larry Foster Collection. Estimation 150-200 $

320 FOLK ART CARVING BY STANLEY RECTOR A couple, the mother holding her baby, by listed folk artist Stanley Rector (1943 - 2014) of Southampton, Nova Scotia. Measuring, 7 1/2” height x 5 3/4” width x 2” depth. The Larry Foster Collection. Estimation 125-175 $

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321 HALF HULL MODEL The wooden model is in solid condition. Prince Edward Island, circa 1950. Length, 18”. The Larry Foster Collection. Estimation 150-225 $

322 WALKING STICK BY FRANCIS PINET This walking stick is nicely carved by Francis Pinet of Rexton, New Brunswick, with wonderful carved images of snake, hearts, diamonds, spade & club, anchor, and fish. New Brunswick is carved in letters starting at the top and working through the stick. Signed and dated 2014 at bottom of stick. Length, 39 5/8”. The Larry Foster Collection. Estimation 200-300 $

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323 GEOFF BUTLER (b. 1945 - ) Canadian “Flying”, acrylic on masonite, by Geoff Butler of Digby, Nova Scotia. Signed lower right, and signed-dated 1976 verso. Measuring, 11 1/2” x 16” (at sight). The Larry Foster Collection. Estimation 300-500 $

324 GEOFF BUTLER (b. 1945 - ) Canadian “Looking round the bend”, acrylic on masonite, by Geoff Butler of Digby, Nova Scotia. Signed lower right, and signed-dated 1975 verso. Measuring, 11 1/2” x 16” (at sight). The Larry Foster Collection. Estimation 300-500 $

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325 PRIMITIVE CHILD’S HORSE The wooden black horse in good original condition, with a leather harness, straw main & breaded tail. Western Ontario, circa 1900. Seat measuring, 21” height x 36” long. The Larry Foster Collection. Estimation 300-400 $

326 ANTIQUE WOOL HORSE BLANKET A green plaid wool horse blanket, with original leather straps. Some holes but in overall good condition. Signed Al Reed. Ontario, circa 1940. Measuring, 78” x 80”. The Carol Telfer Collection. Estimation 100-150 $

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327 SMALL WINDSOR ARMCHAIR The armchair is in good condition with faux bamboo features, and coats of black overpaint. Found in New Brunswick, circa 1830. Measuring, 34” height x 18 5/8” width x 19” depth. The Larry Foster Collection. Estimation 250-300 $

328 CARVED WOODEN BOWL The rectangular shaped carved bowl with some remnants of paint, from Prince Edward Island. Measuring, 4 3/4” height x 22 3/4” width x 11 1/8” depth. The Larry Foster Collection. Estimation 300-400 $

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329 PINE BLANKET BOX In good original surface and excellent condition. Western Ontario, circa 1860. Measuring, 22 3/8” height x 37 1/2” width x 20 1/2” depth. The Larry Foster Collection. Estimation 400-500 $

330 SMALL EAST COAST BASKETS The two baskets are in great condition. Indigenous made. Circa 1930. Tallest measuring, 9” height x 8 1/8” width x 8” depth. The Larry Foster Collection. Estimation 200-300 $

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331 FOOTED QUILT STAND In original blue paint, nice turnings on rack. 19th century. Measuring, 58” height x 34” width. The Carol Telfer Collection. Estimation 125-225 $

332 J&R WEIR LIMITED GAUGE A large iron and brass gauge marked J. & R. WEIR, LIMITED, MONTREAL. Also marked US GAUGE CO. US STANDARD NEW YORK, PATENTED SEPT. 1908. Excellent condition. Measuring, 2 3/8” height x 9 7/8” diameter. The Shaun & Joan Markey Collection. Estimation 100-150 $

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333 GREEN DOOR A three-pane window in green paint, the middle pane with an opening mechanism as shown. Measuring, 6’ height x 2 ‘ width. The Carol Telfer Collection. Estimation 100-200 $

334 SNOWSHOES A pair of ladie’s snowshoes from the 1970’s. The Shaun & Joan Markey Collection. Estimation 80-125 $

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335 SNOWSHOES A pair of men’s snowshoes from the 1970’s. Made in Quebec. The Shaun & Joan Markey Collection. Estimation 80-125 $

336 IRON PRESSURE GAUGE A ten-inch American Bourdon brass and iron pressure gauge made by the American Steam Gauge & Valve Company, Boston, Mass. Good as found condition. Circa 1910. Diameter, 12”. The Shaun & Joan Markey Collection. Estimation 150-200 $

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337 HYDRAULIC PRESSURE GAUGE A brass and iron hydraulic pressure gauge. No maker’s mark. Good condition. Circa 1910. Diameter, 7’. The Shaun & Joan Markey Collection. Estimation 80-125 $

338 RARE IRON CIRCULAR CLOTHES RACK This rack would have been used in an upscale shop, marked “A.S. Richardson Toronto, Montreal” on the maple leaf shaped finial. Heavy cast iron feet on rollers. Late 19th Century. Measuring, 81” height x 30” diameter. The Carol Telfer Collection. Estimation 300-500 $

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339 COLOURFUL JACQUARD COVERLET This beautiful coverlet is woven with the Gabriel Archangel in four sections. Floral designs, architectural buildings and a graphic geometric border complete the pattern. Very good condition. Western Ontario, circa 1870. Measuring, 80” x 80”. The Carol Telfer Collection. Estimation 300-500 $

340 RED & WHITE DRUNKARD’S PATH QUILT In excellent condition. Ontario, circa 1920. Measuring 68” x 76”. The Carol Telfer Collection. Estimation 200-300 $

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341 RARE TEACHER’S ALBUM OF NEEDLEWORK EXAMPLES A cross-stitch, linen, hand-made lace and crochet work, huckaback woven fabric (toweling). Examples of samplers, sewing pockets, buttons, fasteners, etc. A truly unique and interesting piece. Excellent original condition. Dated 1911 ND 1912. Measuring, 32” x 55”. The Carol Telfer Collection. Estimation 300-500 $

342 AMISH CRIB QUILT A nice graphic quilt made with the nine-patch pattern, and cotton materials. Excellent condition. Waterloo County, circa 1950. Measuring, 28” x 30”. The Carol Telfer Collection. Estimation 125-200 $

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343 VINTAGE MERRY-THOUGHT PUSH TOY The plush material used to make this push-dog was a combination of blue and ecru, it is mostly worn off from many years of play, still in excellent charming condition. Original Merry Thought label. England, circa 1940. Measuring, 19” height x 16” length x 8 1/2” width. The Carol Telfer Collection. Estimation 150-250 $

344 VINTAGE WALL HANGING SHAVING MIRROR With a carved crest, two shelves and a towel bar, good original condition, minus one minor repair. Decorated with cut-outs and floral elements. New Brunswick, circa 1900. Measuring, 26” height x 12” width x 3 3/4” depth. The Carol Telfer Collection. Estimation 100-150 $

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345 WORLD WAR ONE EMBROIDERY SOUVENIR CARDS Beautiful, detailed needlework executed with silk embroidery threads and worked on silk fabric. Six cards: “Home Sweet Home”, “Souvenir de Belgique”, “A Loving Greeting”, “To My Dear Daughter”, “Souvenir de France”, and “I am Thinking...Yo (unfinished)”. A photo of an army veteran placed in center of the work. Framed on paper mats, in antique oak frame. Measuring, 9 1/2” width x 23” length. Dates: 1914, 1915, 1916, 1917 & 1918. The Carol Telfer Collection. Estimation 150-200 $

346 WALL DISH TOWEL HANGER With six articulated bars, in original green paint. Pioneer (Ontario), circa 1910. Length, 20”. The Carol Telfer Collection. Estimation 100-150 $

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347 AMISH TOY BUGGY This toy buggy would have been copied from the family buggy of the period. Original surface and in excellent original condition. Found in Moncton (New Brunswick), circa 1910. Measuring, 20” height x 16” length x 8” width. The Carol Telfer Collection. Estimation 400-500 $

348 AMISH RAG DOLL Made using scraps of material that were on hand the day of making. The dress was probably the child’s dress which she had outgrown. The shawl, remnants of the mother’s or grandmother’s shawl. The face did not originally have features due to lack of vanity in the Amish community. The child would often draw these features later with little reprimand from mother. Of museum quality, this rag doll came from the Amish/Mennonite communities of Eastern Ontario, late 19th Century. Measuring, approximately 26” long. The Carol Telfer Collection. Estimation 150-200 $

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349 MENNONITE DOLL The doll’s body is sewn and shaped with cotton fabric. The red dress, brown coat, and hat are nicely sewn. With curly brown hair. An example of true Mennonite folk art of museum quality. Circa 1910. Measuring, 21” height. The Carol Telfer Collection. Estimation 150-200 $

350 AMISH DOLL This traditional doll is from the Amish / Mennonite Communities of Eastern Ontario, circa 1940. Measuring, 20” long. The Carol Telfer Collection. Estimation 80-125 $

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351 VINTAGE MENNONITE DOLLS Six plastic vintage dolls dressed in Mennonite clothes. Good detail applied in miniature with likeness to the ladies/men’s Mennonite dress of the period. Western Ontario, 1930s. Adult dolls measuring 12” high. Children dolls measuring 7” high. The Carol Telfer Collection. Estimation 125-200 $

352 WALLPAPER STORAGE BOX The box made of veneer wood on sides with thicker wood bottom, and 19th century classical themed wallpaper. Not in great condition and lacking lid, but a nice early example of an original box. Found in Eastern Ontario. Measuring, 9” height x 15 1/2” width x 12” depth. The Carol Telfer Collection. Estimation 150-200 $

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353 HIRED HANDS QUILT - SQUARES Pieced colourful squares in design, fabrics of cotton, wool and men’s suiting. Cotton backing. Minor stitching repairs. Western Ontario, circa 1890. Measuring, 62” x 78”. The Carol Telfer Collection. Estimation 100-150 $

354 UTILITARIAN HIRED HANDS QUILT Made in wool, a very simple quilt centered with a blue North Star pattern, along with pink and blue squares. Condition noted: very minor hole damage, but in overall good condition. Eastern Ontario, late 19th Century. Measuring, 58” x 80”. The Carol Telfer Collection. Estimation 100-150 $

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355 LARGE SPLINT LAUNDRY BASKET Of rectangular form, in good condition with minor corner loss. Ontario, 19th century. Measuring, 12” height x 31” width x 23” depth. The Carol Telfer Collection. Estimation 125-175 $

356 ARTISTIC MODERN HOOKED TAPESTRY The subject is an abstract version of a lady potter. The style varies between weaving and material inserts with the majority of the rug keeping with the hooked tradition. The fabrics used are wool, burlap and cotton. Condition noted: fragile edges that could be easily binded all around. Signed Lorraine. Ontario, circa 1940. Measuring, 26” x 42”. The Carol Telfer Collection. Estimation 250-450 $

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357 ORIENTAL STYLE HOOKED RUG These rugs were often copied from oriental rugs found in the home using some of the pattern to create a pattern for the hooked rug. Mostly wools. Some small repairs. A nice graphic presentation. Circa 1940. Measuring, 40” x 24”. The Carol Telfer Collection. Estimation 100-175 $

358 WOOL WINDER Pioneer Canada, in old patina, and original excellent condition. Found in Ontario, 19th century. Measuring, 42” height x 27” depth x 19” depth. The Carol Telfer Collection. Estimation 200-300 $

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359 SMALL FIGURAL HOOKED MAT Predominately rayon and wool fabrics. The design offering a glimpse into the past reminiscing history of a settlers’ boat landing. Fleurs-de-lys in corners symbolizing purity. Quebec, circa 1910. Measuring, 23” x 21”. The Carol Telfer Collection. Estimation 175-250 $

360 FOOTED QUILT RACK With three holding bars, in old cream coloured paint. Ontario, 19th century. Measuring approx. 5’ high. The Carol Telfer Collection. Estimation 100-150 $

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361 SIGNED AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF A.Y. JACKSON Four books: The Fine Arts in Canada, by Newton MacTavish, M.A.., printed by The Macmillan Co., Toronto, 1925. 2) Early Painters & Engravers in Canada, 3) The The Autobiography of A.Y. Jackson, A Painter’s Country, autographed by A.Y. Jackson, Limited Edition, #312 / 1000, printed by Clarke, Irwin & Co. Ltd., Toronto 1958. Condition noted to original box. 4) Percyval Tudor-Hart, Portrait of an Artist, 1873-1954, by Alasdair Alpin MacGregor, illustrated with 30 coloured plates, and 65 half tone drawings and photographs, printed by P.R. Macmillan Limited, Geneva & London. Books’ pages have not been counted. Provenance: Montreal Private Collection. Estimation 150-250 $

362 BLACK DUCK SILHOUETTE In excellent condition and form. Found in Nova Scotia, but probably Eastern Ontario origin, circa 1940. Measuring, 12” height x 15” height. The Larry Foster Collection. Estimation 300-400 $

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363 WATERCOLOUR BY VIVIAN NICKERSON Painting of boats in harbour, Cape Sable Island, Nova Scotia, history on Verso, signed-dated 1968 lower left. Measuring, 20” height x 2 1/2” width (at sight). The Larry Foster Collection. Estimation 300-400 $

363A GEORGE ARCHIBALD (20th Century) Canadian A pair of landscapes depicting the Rocky Mountains area; 1) “Lake Louise. Rocky Mountains”, oil on board, measuring 4 3/4” x 8 1/2” inches at sight, signed in initials lower left, signed and titled verso. 2) “Three Sisters Mountain. Rockies”, oil on board, measuring 4 1/2” x 8 1/2” inches at sight, signed in initials lower right, signed and titled verso. Estimation 150-200 $

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364 FOLKY CANADA GOOSE In original paint and excellent condition, very whimsical in form. Eastern Ontario origin, first quarter of 20th Century. Measuring, 16” height x 21” long. The Larry Foster Collection. Estimation 500-600 $

365 BIRCH BARK CANOE In dry strong condition with an exceptional patina. Nova Scotia origin, 1890. Measuring, 16” in length. The Larry Foster Collection. Estimation 300-400 $

365A INDIGENOUS BIRCH BARK BOX A birch bark storage container with a fitted lid. The lid with a braided, stitched decorative circle in the middle. Condition noted, some rubbing. Early 20th century. Measuring approx. 10” height x 14” width x 10” deep (12” width at the top). Provenance: Wentworth North Quebec Collection. Estimation 100-150 $

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366 TWO EIDER DECOYS In strong condition, made by the Levy Family. Big Tancook Island, Nova Scotia, circa 1950. Measuring, 15” in length. The Larry Foster Collection. Estimation 300-400 $

367 EXCEPTIONAL NAÏVE PAINTING OF A YOUTH This oil on board is showing a calm pleasure with his sport of choice. The sitter, a young lad in his baseball uniform. Signed by John Blanchard/61 lower right. Measuring, 23” height x 29 1/2” width. The Larry Foster Collection. Estimation 500-600 $

368 AMISH HOODED DOLL BUGGY An original design made by an Amish father for their child. Original paint. Very good condition. Waterloo County, circa 1920. Measuring, 18” height x 20 1/2” x 10 1/2” depth (not including handle). The Carol Telfer Collection. Estimation 150-200 $

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369 AMISH STOOL In nice original condition, in green paint, with a good patina. Waterloo County, 19th Century. Measuring, 7” height x 12” diameter. The Carol Telfer Collection. Estimation 100-150 $

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Nice original condition in original paint. Nova Scotia, circa 1880. Measuring, 16” height x 7” depth. The Carol Telfer Collection.

In original ochre paint, excellent sturdy original condition. Nova Scotia, circa 1880. Measuring, 12 1/2” height x 6 1/2” depth. The Carol Telfer Collection.

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372 CHILD’S ROCKING CHAIR A primitive child’s rocking chair with elements in design of a ‘stick’ Windsor chair. Excellent original paint and overall condition. New Brunswick, circa 1900. Measuring, 24” height. The Carol Telfer Collection. Estimation 150-250 $

373 HOWARD PAIN BOOK The Heritage of Upper Canada Furniture book. Estimation 100-150 $

374 WOODEN BUCKETS Four good old wooden buckets, as shown, one with wooden strap banding and tapering form, with different patinas and condition. Provenance: Eastern Ontario collection. Estimation 300-500 $

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375 PINE STORAGE BOXES Two pine dough boxes. Right: Measuring 13” height x 28 1/2” width x 18 1/2” depth. Below: Measuring 13 1/2” height x 24 1/2” width x 15 1/2” depth. Provenance: Eastern Ontario Collection Estimation 200-500 $

376 WASHSTAND A pine washstand, chamfered top, shaped back splash, one frieze drawer, on turned legs. Lacking towel rack and supports. Old mellow colour. Measuring, 33” height x 36” width x 18” depth. Estimation 200-300 $

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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 20th 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 20 octobre 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. 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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.

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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

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