Shade perfect  Base has two wear spots as pictured Untested  Lamp 15&#34; x 8.5&#34;  shade 4&#34; wide at top and bottom
Measurements: Lamp 15&#34; x 8.5&#34;  shade 4&#34; wide at top and bottom
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C.1900 Signed Aladdin Art Nouveau Oil Lamp Opalescent Draped Vaseline Uranium Glass Shade 15&#34; Tall

Sound no issues   32.5&#34; x 29.75&#34;
Measurements: 32.5&#34; x 29.75&#34;
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Large Wood Framed Marine Boats In  Harbour Watercolour Painting Artist Signed QUA 76

Art fine  Light frame age/use wear     Frame 26.75&#34; x 19.75&#34;   art work 20.5&#34; x 14.25&#34;  See companion Inuk stonecut #4

Born in Inukjuak, Quebec, Qumaluk and her husband, Josie Qumaluk, moved to Puvirnituq in 1954. She began her career as a carver before experimenting with stoneblock printing in 1960. She would go on to author at least ninety-five prints during her career, printing most of them herself as well; most of these were stonecuts. She also printed hundreds of editions for other artists, holding a regular job in a print shop to make the output possible. Early prints were dominated by mythological themes or demons conjured up by her own imagination; these were later replaced with quieter subjects such as animals or depictions of traditional life. By the late 1970s, her output had diminished, and in 1985 she retired. Her style is different from that of other Puvirnituq artists in that she did not use the border of the uncut block to frame her images
Measurements: Frame 26.75&#34; x 19.75&#34;   art work 20.5&#34; x 14.25&#34;
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Signed Leah Qumaluk 1965 Inuk Artist  #14/30 &#34;Fish Tastes Good&#34; Framed Stonecut On Paper 26.75&#34;

Good condiion both working  4.5&#34; x 3&#34;
Measurements: 4.5&#34; x 3&#34;
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Pair Funky Lucite Faucet Form Salt Pepper Mill Grinders 4.5&#34;

Painting fine  light age/use frame wear
Measurements: Frame 18.5&#34; x 17&#34;  painting 11.5&#34; x 10&#34;
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Antique Lowland Country Oil Painting Dutch Artist Signed L Reitman 18&#34;

Sound clean intact  19&#34; x 12&#34;
Measurements: 19&#34; x 12&#34;
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Large Mid-Century Modern Signed Handarbeit W.German Floor Vase By Franz Schwaderlapp 19&#34; Tall

Excellent
Measurements: 12.5&#34; x 11.5&#34; x 6&#34;
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Surrealist Style Hand-Painted Four-Footed Document Box 12.5&#34; Tall

No issues
Measurements: Frame 12.75&#34; x 11&#34;  painting 8&#34; x 6&#34;
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Oil Painting On Board Fall Woodland Scene Artist Signed Mary Crowe 

Excellent   6.5&#34; x 4.5&#34;  Interesting  Henry Moorish
Measurements: 6.5&#34; x 4.5&#34;
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Modernist Blue Glazed Figural Seated Nude Art Pottery Sculpture 6.5&#34;

Isah Ajagutaina Tukula {1905-1977}  Art fine  Light frame age/use wear  See companion Inuk art #22

ISAH AJAGUTAINA TUKULA (1905-1977), POVUNGNITUK / PUVIRNITUQ
Measurements: Frame 39&#34; x 27&#34;  
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Large Signed Isah Ajagutaina Tukula 1964 Inuk Artist  #19/30 &#34;Spear Fisher&#34; Framed Stonecut On Paper 39&#34;

Excellent   Signed under mat  23&#34; x 23&#34;
Measurements: 23&#34; x 23&#34;
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23&#34; Aubrey Beardsley Inspired Nude Siren Ladies Pencil Drawing Artist Signed ZORA 2021

Sound clean fully working  17&#34; x 11&#34; shade opening
Measurements: 17&#34; x 11&#34; shade opening
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Funky  Chartreuse Mid-Century Modern Ceramic Table Lamp Fully Working 17&#34;

Working sound clean intact  16&#34; x 10.5&#34;
Measurements: 16&#34; x 10.5&#34;
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C.1940&#39;s  Streamlined Modernist Chrome Art Deco Sailboat Table Lamp Working 16&#34; Tall

Perfect   30.5&#34; x 24.75&#34;

http://www.inaramatiss.com/Inara_Matiss/About_Me.html
Measurements: 30.5&#34; x 24.75&#34;
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Large Vibrant &#34;Pirms Lietus&#34; Artist Signed J Matiss Abstract Acrylic Painting On Canvas 30&#34;

All good some errant paint drips   3.5&#34; X 6.5&#34;
Measurements: 3.5&#34; X 6.5&#34;
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Set Four Cast-Iron  Gothic Style Curtain Pull-Back End Holder 6.5&#34;

Light rim nick   Fine otherwise  7&#34; x 5&#34; x 3&#34; tall
Measurements: 7&#34; x 5&#34; x 3&#34; tall
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C.1930 Art Deco Ribbed Vaseline Uranium Glass Anchor Hocking Refrigerator Bowl 7&#34;

One tight hairline as pictured     7.5&#34; x 5&#34;
Measurements: 7.5&#34; x 5&#34;
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Lidded Caged Bubble Glass Pavillion Form Apothecary Jar 7.5&#34; Tall

Tiny base rim nick as pictured   6&#34; long x 3.5&#34; tall
Measurements:   6&#34; long x 3.5&#34; tall
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Art Deco Vaseline Uranium Glass Juice Reamer 6&#34;

Perfect  9&#34; x 5.5&#34; wide     heavy thick-walled art glass vase weighs 7lbs 10oz

Toan Klein has spent his professional life immersed in the art glass field. After growing up in and around New York City, he was introduced to glassblowing in Ohio. Eventually he was offered an apprenticeship with master Venetian glassblowers living in Canada. Falling in love with the city, he stayed and set up the first hot glass artist’s studio in Montreal. Toan eventually moved to Toronto, where he maintains a studio and gallery. His glass endeavors have included one-man exhibitions, outdoor art shows, unique commissions, editions, writing articles, running a gallery, teaching, consulting and more. His art glass is found in a variety of museum collections, including the Corning Museum of Glass, NY and the Royal Ontario Museum, Toronto.

In addition to his own art, Toan represents several of his colleagues, in the capacity of art glass curator and sales representative at the Four Seasons Hotel Toronto, Canada, Café Boulud. Each piece was selected for its high level of design and meticulous craftsmanship. Throughout the restaurant you will find many of the works seen on this website. Other glass art by each artist may be offered, such as multiples, editions, installations, commissions and corporate presentations.
Measurements: 9&#34; x 5.5&#34; wide
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Toan Klein Artist Signed GATO 81 Internally Decorated Purple Pulled Feather Striped Paperweight Vase 9&#34;

Sound clean intact
Bobs Cogill Haworth Biography
(1904 - 1988) Canadian Group of Painters, OSA, RCA
Born in Queenstown, South Africa, she studied at the Royal College of Art, London, England, under Professor Rothenstein, Professor Tristram, and Dora M. Billington and received her degree of A.R.C.A. from the University of London. She came to Canada in 1923 and settled in Toronto. The public became aware of her participation in exhibitions of the Canadian Society of Painters in Water Colour (she was past President); Canadian Group of Painters (member); Royal Canadian Academy (A.R.C.A. 1948); Ontario Society of Artists (member), and she became Honorary President of the Canadian Guild of Potters. She illustrated with her husband the book ‘Kingdom of the Saguenay’ (1936) by Marius Barbeau and also illustrated ‘Habitant Merchant’.

During the Second World War she went with her husband to the coast of British Columbia to make a record of the activities of the Canadian Armed Forces, which assignment they completed with great success. An exhibition of their work was held at the Vancouver Art Gallery when the Vancouver ‘Province’ noted her paintings as follows, “B. Cogill Haworth’s numerous studies are all very spirited. Her penchant for variety of character – full detail embodied in good composition, is revealed with special force in a watercolour of airplanes entitled ‘Canso.’ Also during this period she contributed her designs fro the silk screen prints under the direction of the National Gallery of Canada for distribution fo Canadian servicemen’s quarters at home and abroad also in schools. Her painting “Port au Persil” was chosen for <span class"bg-warning nswreasons" id"rid-112">reproduction</span>. Its marine subject matter is typical of the type of scenes Haworth loved to paint.

Further evidence of this can be seen in her “Percé Rock and Driftwood” (reproduced in Paul Duval’s ‘Canadian Water Colour Painting’ published in 1954) which depicts bobbing boats in a choppy sea and Percé Rock off to one side and in the foreground the rolling surf pounding on the driftwood strewn beach. Her canvas “Beach Impressions” was reproduced in the April Issue of the Toronto ‘Saturday Night’, (1949) with the caption. “… The artist is noted for her richly coloured comments on people.” B. Cogill Haworth also created murals and illuminated manuscripts. Her later paintings have been more design conscious or abstract. She gave lectures on ceramics to public institutions and taught this subject at the Toronto Central Technical School and also lectured at the University of Toronto. Her work is in the collections of the following: National Gallery of Canada, the National Gallery of South Africa, the Art Gallery of Ontario and others. She lived in Toronto.

Source: "A Dictionary of Canadian Artists, Volume II”, compiled by Colin S. MacDonald, Canadian Paperbacks Publishing Ltd, Ottawa, 1979

https://cowleyabbott.ca/artist/Bobs_Cogill_Haworth
                
Measurements: Frame 22.5&#34; x 18.5&#34;   Painting   15.25&#34; x 11.25&#34;
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&#34;Autumn Gay&#34; Signed Bobs Cogill Haworth Abstract Oil Painting On Board Roberts Gallery 

All good   30&#34; x 13&#34;    Shaw Rimmington Gallery info on back

Born in Toronto, Geoff attended Upper Canada College and after graduating in architecture from the University of Toronto he went on to apprentice in Boston and in London, England. There, he met his first wife, Joan Alice Howes.

Returning to Toronto, Geoff partnered with David Molesworth to create a niche architectural firm, Armstrong Molesworth Shepherd, dedicated to building unique cottages and country properties that sought to bring clients and their families closer to nature and in so doing, each other. In spite of a busy practice, Geoff maintained a second career as a landscape artist with biannual shows at Toronto&#39;s Roberts Gallery and was an active member of the Royal Canadian Academy, the SCA, OSA and the Arts and Letters Club. Whether in the Arctic, the Queen Charlotte Islands, or the granite majesty of his beloved Georgian Bay, Geoff found deep communion in nature, and rendered it with a deft and reverent brush. His work is held in numerous private collections and museums.

In 1994, Geoff was delighted to begin his second act, with marriage to Barbara Ann Hyland. The two discovered Vieques, an island off the coast of Puerto Rico. There, they spent more than 20 winters at Trilogy, a house whose architecture he admired, but also immediately set about improving. He delighted in building orchid trails and spent hours happily rearranging nature to suit his vision. The vibrant colours of the Caribbean asserted themselves in his later paintings and soon he saw pastels in even the gloomiest of Canada&#39;s rocky shores.   David Geoffrey Scott Armstrong died peacefully in Toronto, on July 22, 2018 at the age of 90


https://cowleyabbott.ca/artist/geoffrey_david_armstrong/portfolio
Measurements: 30&#34; x 13&#34;
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&#34;Woven Texture&#34; Artist Signed Geoffrey Armstrong 2/10 Framed Monoprint Shaw Rimmington Gallery 30&#34;

Vase perfect  Lid has been repaired as pictured. 

Theo & Susan Harlander, Immigrants To Canada, Established The Brooklin Pottery Studio In 1952 In Brooklin Ontario.

They Were A Design Duo, Theo Throwing The Pieces On The Wheel & Susan Decorating Them.

They Brought A European Modernist Approach To Canadian Pottery.


Measurements: 9.5&#34; x 3.5&#34;
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Scarce T H Harlander Theo And Susan Harlander Brooklin Art Pottery Modernist Man Design Lidded Vase 9.5&#34; Tall

Fine no wear Jester&#39;s Hat Shape  10&#34; x 6&#34;
Measurements: 10&#34; x 6&#34;
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Mod Era Flavio Poli ? Murano Sommerso Red Amber Clear Suspension Glass Vase 10&#34;

Excellent  Shaw Rimmington  info on back

Gerry Sevier was born in 1934 in Hamilton, Ontario. From 1952 to 1956, he attended the Ontario College of Art and was an honors graduate with a medal. Throughout his career as a fine artist, Gerry’s inspiration has been nature. He strives to capture its patterns, its light and its shadows.

Gerry was an illustrator for 45 years, winning many awards from Art Director shows in Toronto and New York. In 2001, he received a lifetime achievement award for illustration from CAPIC (Canadian Association of Photographers and Illustrators in Communication). In 2010, the Ontario Society of Artists presented him with the Eleanor Bessen award for his outstanding contribution to the society.

From 1965 to 1995, Gerry taught design and illustration at the Ontario College of Art. In addition, he has had a vibrant career as a painter. Since 1961, he has had numerous solo exhibitions and has participated in many group shows. In 2000, his work was exhibited in the OSA show in Japan and in the RCA show “Arts 2000” in Stratford, Ontario. In 2014, he received honorable mention in the Arabella Landscape Canadian Contest.

Gerry’s paintings are in many private and corporate collections. Two of his paintings are in the Ontario Government’s Art Collection.

Gerry is a life member of the Arts and Letters Club of Toronto. In addition, he is a member of Royal Canadian Academy of Arts and a life member and past-president of the Ontario Society of Artists. 
Measurements: 16.75&#34; x 12.5&#34;
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Large Signed Isah Ajagutaina Tukula 1964 Inuk Artist #19/30 "Spear Fisher" Framed Stonecut On Paper 39"

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Large Signed Isah Ajagutaina Tukula 1964 Inuk Artist #19/30 "Spear Fisher" Framed Stonecut On Paper 39"

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