Rose quartz is a variety of quartz known for its delicate pink hue, believed to symbolize love, compassion, and emotional healing.

Measures:  27&#34; long, end-to-end, unclasped
Condition as seen in photos
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A Vintage Chinese Rose Quartz Bead Necklace with a Silver Filigree Clasp

Simon Paul is a recognized Navajo artist known for his alabaster carvings, often depicting traditional figures and motifs. His work from the late 20th century, such as this 1999 piece, is characteristic of the period's artistic style within the Navajo community, blending traditional themes with individual artistic expression.  Sculptures signed by known artists like Paul are highly sought after by collectors.

Navajo Nation, USA
1999

Measures:  7 1/2” tall, 6” wide, 7 1/2” front to back, weighs 15 pounds
Condition as seen in photos
                
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Signed 1999 Simon Paul Navajo Alabaster Sculpture of a Indigenous American Figure

Blenko Glass Company, founded in 1893 in Milton, West Virginia, is renowned for its vibrant, hand-blown art glass. Initially focused on tableware and bottles, Blenko transitioned to producing decorative art glass in the mid-20th century, becoming a significant name in American studio glass.

Their &#34;#9322&#34; model, often referred to as a &#34;console bowl&#34; or &#34;centerpiece dish,&#34; is a classic example of mid-century design. These pieces were typically made in a wide array of striking colors, with amethyst purple being a popular and sought-after hue. The hand-blown nature of Blenko glass ensures that each piece has unique characteristics, adding to its collectible appeal.

Late 20th-century piece

Measures:  5” high, 4” base, 9 1/2” wide top of  diameter

No chips or cracks
Fantastic condition as seen in photos

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A Blenko Amethyst Purple Hand-Blown Art Glass Console Bowl

This is a vintage floral still life oil painting featuring white and red poppies in a glass vase. The artwork is painted in a thick, textured impasto style on canvas.  It is housed in an ornate, gold-toned frame with a dark red velvet liner.

Measures:  16 x 20 unframed, 20 5/8” x 24 5/8” framed

Condition as seen in photos
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Original Oil Painting of Flowers in a Vase by Gorham

Jay Kel was a manufacturer known for producing sterling silver jewelry and decorative items, particularly during the mid-20th century.

This rare original sterling silver presentation box is from the 1940s-1950s.

The exterior features a stunning pale sage green &#34;crackle&#34; texture, elevated by four ornate, Victorian-style gold-tone metal feet. The interior is lined in sky-blue velvet with a white satin lid liner featuring the original silver-leaf branding.

Measures:  7&#34; L x 4&#34; W x 2 1/8&#34; H

Excellent vintage structural condition. The exterior and hinges are crisp. The interior blue velvet shows some darkening/discoloration at the base, consistent with the natural aging of the underlying adhesive and materials over 70+ years. The velvet pile itself remains soft.

Condition as seen in photos.
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RARE Vintage Jay Kel sterling silver jewelry box with ornate green display

This watercolor painting signed by the artist Gitschlag, features a white house with a green roof nestled behind dense foliage and a brick structure.  The style resembles plein air paintings, which often capture scenes like historic houses or coastal cottages.

Measures:  24” x 30” framed
Some nicks in frame, condition as seen in photos
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Original Signed Watercolour Painting

Onyx, a banded variety of chalcedony, has been prized for millennia for its beauty and versatility in carving and decorative objects. Its distinctive layered appearance, created by mineral deposits over time, makes each piece unique. Vases and other vessels carved from onyx have been found in ancient civilizations, valued for their aesthetic appeal and perceived symbolic properties.

Italian onyx, particularly from regions like Tuscany, is renowned for its rich color variations, ranging from creamy whites and soft yellows to deeper browns and even greens. These natural stone pieces were often crafted into decorative items, including vases, bowls, and sculptures, during various historical periods, with a resurgence in popularity during the Art Deco and mid-century modern eras for their luxurious and organic feel.

Measures:  7 3/4” high, 5” diameter
Condition as seen in photos
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Vintage Carved Onyx Baluster Vase

Produced in England, Royal Albert china is highly sought after by collectors for its craftsmanship and timeless aesthetic.

The Serena pattern features a dense, romantic border arrangement of lush moss-pink roses alongside smaller yellow and purple accent flowers, intertwined with green foliage and delicate golden-brown fronds.  The trim is finished with a scalloped edge and trimmed in 22-carat gold.

Measures:  8.125” diameter
No chips, cracks or crazing as seen in photos
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Four Vintage Royal Albert Serena Salad/Luncheon Plates

James Kent Ltd. was a pottery manufacturer based in Staffordshire, England, known for producing a wide range of ceramics, including their &#34;Old Foley&#34; line.  This line often featured decorative transferware patterns, many of which depicted pastoral scenes or floral motifs.  Such cake stands were common accessories for afternoon tea, a popular social custom during the Victorian and Edwardian eras.

Circa 1920s-1940s

Measures:  8 7/8” bottom plate diameter, 6 3/8” top plate diameter, 9 1/2” total height
No chips or cracks, some grazing due to age as seen in photos
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Vintage Two-Tier Old Foley James Kent Cake Stand with Blue and White Transferware

Sasaki Glass is a Japanese company founded in 1902, which became renowned for its high-quality crystal and glassware, often featuring intricate designs and vibrant colors.

Measures:  7 3/4” high
Condition as seen in photos
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Set of four vintage Sasaki Grand Hawthorne Coral Pink Cordial glasses

Mason Cash originated as a pottery company, based in Woodville, Swadlincote, Derbyshire, UK, making a range of earthenware and stoneware kitchenware.

The Mason Cash Cream Fox mixing bowl is perfect for bread, cake, cookie, pastry and pudding mixes. Part of the Mason Cash In the Forest range this bowl is embossed with fox forest scenes inspired by folk tales of the mid-19th Century.

Measures:  29 x 14 cm
4L / 135 oz capacity
Stoneware
Dishwasher and freezer safe

Condition as seen in photos


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Mason Cash In the Forest Eathenware Mixing Bowl

The Mason Cash Fox Stone 1 litre Measuring Jug is part of the Mason Cash In the Forest range, embossed with forest scenes inspired by folk tales of the mid-19th Century.

This ceramic 1L / 35 fl oz, 15.5 cm / 6&#34; stone fox, earthenware is detailed and intricately embossed with forest-inspired motifs.

Versatile for measuring, mixing, and storing.
The raised exterior pattern and convenient handle help bakers achieve a secure grip.
Convenient metric and US measurement markings eliminate guesswork.
Made of high-quality, chip-resistant earthenware.
Microwave and dishwasher safe.

Condition as seen in photos
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Mason Cash In The Forest Fox Stone Measuring Jug, 1 Litre

This ribbed ceramic table lamp featuring a distinct horizontally textured base with a light sage crackle glaze finish and a faux wood-accented neck.  It comes paired with a neutral linen fabric drum shade to diffuse light evenly.

In working condition

Measures:  20 1/2” tall, 7 1/2” base diameter, 12” shade diameter
Condition as seen in photos
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Ribbed Ceramic Table Lamp

Portmeirion Pottery was founded in 1960 by Susan Williams-Ellis and her husband Ewart in Stoke-on-Trent, England. The company is renowned for its distinctive designs, often inspired by botanical illustrations and heritage motifs. The &#34;British Heritage Collection&#34; specifically aims to capture traditional British decorative arts and patterns.

Measures:  8 1/2” tall and 5 1/2 wide
Condition as seen in photos
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Vintage Portmeirion Porcelain jug

Cecil Youngfox was a Métis artist from Canada, known for his distinctive style that often depicted scenes from Indigenous life and culture.  Born in 1942 and passing away in 1987, his work captures a sense of community and tradition, often featuring bold outlines and vibrant colors, though this particular piece uses a more muted palette.  His art is recognized for its cultural significance and artistic merit within the realm of Canadian Indigenous art.

&#34;Winter Dancers&#34; is a representative piece showcasing Youngfox&#39;s ability to convey movement and narrative through simplified forms. The artwork likely depicts a traditional dance or ceremony performed during the winter months, a common theme in many Indigenous cultures.

Late 20th century

Measures:  6” x 7” print, 11 1/2” x 14 1/2” framed
Condition as seen in photos

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Framed Signed Print Titled &#34;Winter Dancers&#34; by Métis Artist Cecil Youngfox

Josef Michael Hospodka was a prominent Czech glass designer whose work is synonymous with Bohemian art glass from the mid to late 20th century. His pieces are celebrated for their bold colors, innovative forms, and often intricate etched or cut designs, reflecting a rich tradition of glassmaking in the Bohemia region.

Measures:  9 1/2” tall and 3 1/2 diameter
Condition as seen in photos
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Vintage Josef Michael Hospodka Bohemian art glass vase

Sadler pottery was a British company founded in 1882 by James Sadler in Burslem, Staffordshire. They were renowned for producing high-quality ceramic wares, particularly teapots, but also expanded into other decorative items like ginger jars. Their pieces often featured vibrant floral designs and were popular for both domestic use and as decorative collectibles.

This particular ginger jar, likely from the mid-20th century, showcases the &#34;Bird of Paradise&#34; pattern, a common motif in Sadler&#39;s output during that era. The style reflects the popular decorative arts of the 1940s and 1950s, characterized by bold floral elements and a glossy glaze. Such pieces are sought after by collectors for their nostalgic appeal and the craftsmanship associated with Staffordshire pottery.

Measures:  5” high, 5” in diameter
Excellent condition as seen in photos
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Sadler Staffordshire England &#34;Bird of Paradise&#34; Pattern Ginger Jar

Lennin Solis is a renowned Nicaraguan potter celebrated for his distinctive incised ceramic work.  His pieces often feature intricate depictions of local wildlife, particularly birds like macaws, and stylized natural motifs, reflecting the rich biodiversity and cultural heritage of Nicaragua.  Solis&#39;s artistry is characterized by a deep understanding of form and a masterful application of incising techniques, creating a striking contrast between the carved lines and the dark, lustrous glaze.

Mid-20th Century

Measures:  8 1/4” tall, 6” diameter
No chips, no cracks, condition as seen in photos
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Signed Lennin Solis Incised Ceramic Vase with Macaw and Foliage

This is a signed, framed watercolor painting depicting a cluster of blooming rhododendrons.

Measures:  21 5/8” x 28 5/8” framed
Condition as seen in photos
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Original Signed Watercolour on Paper 

The dragon motif on the handles, suggests a possible influence from Asian art, such as Chinese or Japanese aesthetics, where dragons are powerful symbols of strength, good fortune, and control over water.

Measures:  6” diameter x 5” high - total with handles 8.5”

Bottom age spots and dent with age.
Condition as seen in photos.
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Vintage hammered brass pot with decorative dragon-head handles

This photograph captures the iconic coast of Prince Edward Island (PEI), Canada.

The red sand striking crimson hue of the beach is caused by a high concentration of iron oxide (rust) in the sandstone cliffs and soil, which breaks down along the shoreline.

Measures:  3 7/8” x 9 1/2” print, 7 5/8” x 13 3/8” framed
Condition as seen in photos
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Signed Framed Photographic Print Titled &#39;LATE SUMMER WALK’

Luminarc is a French brand of glassware, established in 1948 by the Arques company, known for producing durable and stylish tableware.

This set of ruby red footed glasses, likely from the late 20th century, exemplifies Luminarc&#39;s popular aesthetic during that period. The combination of ruby red glass with a clear stem and foot is a classic design, often used for wine or dessert. These glasses are appreciated for their visual appeal and practicality, fitting well into mid-century modern or eclectic decor styles.

Measures:  5 1/4” high, 2 7/8” diameter
No chips or cracks.
Marked France on base of each glass
Condition as seen in photos
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Set of eight vintage Luminarc ruby red footed glasses

Anchor Hocking, a prominent American glassware manufacturer, produced a wide array of pressed glass patterns throughout the 20th century, many of which remain popular with collectors today.

The Fairfield pattern, introduced in the 1960s, is characterized by its delicate floral motifs and amber hue, often referred to as &#39;Depression glass&#39; or &#39;Mid-Century Modern&#39; glassware.  The detailed pressed design, featuring petal-like elements on the bowl and a fluted stem, showcases the manufacturing techniques of the time and contributes to its collectible appeal.

Measures:  4” tall, 4 1/2” diameter
Condition as seen in photos
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Vintage Set of 8 Amber Glass Footed Sherbet Bowls in the Anchor Hocking Fairfield Pattern

Designed by Laura Ashley for FTD, this vase was released around the late 1980s to early 1990s.

This shabby chic/french country aesthetic features a multi-sided, flared tower silhouette, a pedestal base, a light green border trim, and a delicate pink and purple floral chintz pattern.

Measures:  9” tall, 4 1/2” wide at top of vase
Conditions as seen in photos
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Vintage Laura Ashley Ceramic Tower Vase

Oakville (Ontario, Canada) SELLER MANAGED Downsizing Online Auction - Fernlea Crescent

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Stoneware vase with rounded body and slender neck, speckled beige glaze, darker gradient at base, signed underside, approx 10 5⁄8 in tall and 5 in diameter

Stoneware bud vase

Hand-thrown pottery, light beige with dark speckles, smooth matte finish, flared lip rim, rustic mid-century style

Signed Speckled Stoneware Bud Vase

This particular vase&#39;s form, with its rounded body and slender neck, is reminiscent of traditional sake bottles or contemporary bud vases designed for single stems.  The speckled glaze and the gradient coloration suggest a handcrafted piece, possibly from the mid-20th century, a period when such decorative stoneware was widely produced and appreciated for its rustic yet refined appearance.

Measures:  10 5/8” tall, 5” diameter
Condition as seen in photos
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Jun 18, 2026, 8:45:36 PM UTC	$5.00
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Lot #46: Signed Speckled Stoneware Bud Vase

Only Available Pickup Date/Time: Sun, June 21 2026

Category A: 01:00 PM - 05:00 PM

AND Mon, June 22 2026 Category A : 5:00 PM - 8:00 PM

Pickup Location: Fernlea Crescent, Oakville, ON, L6H 6B2 View Map (opens in new window)

Lot #46: Signed Speckled Stoneware Bud Vase

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Only Available Pickup Date/Time: Sun, June 21 2026

Category A: 01:00 PM - 05:00 PMAND Mon, June 22 2026 Category A : 5:00 PM - 8:00 PM

Pickup Location: Fernlea Crescent, Oakville, ON, L6H 6B2 View Map (opens in new window)

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Category A: 01:00 PM - 05:00 PM

AND Mon, June 22 2026 Category A : 5:00 PM - 8:00 PM