The subtly alternating bands of yellow and white gold wrap around the hollow centre of the bangle. The bracelet weighs 7 grams and the clasp works well. Mint condition.  Stand not included.
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Vintage 10K Yellow and White Gold Hinged Bangle

Six of the eight forks were made by the same silversmith in London, England, in 1810. To save time we researched this hallmark. Reading the hallmark images in the fifth photo, from bottom to top, indicates  that: WT is the hallmark for Walter Tweedie, a London silversmith; the duty mark is an image of King George III; the date mark (P) dates the forks to 1810; the city mark (crowned leopard&#39;s head) is for London, England; the standard mark (the lion passant) denotes sterling silver. Great condition for forks that are 216 years old! (Note: the hallmarks for the other two forks, by different silversmiths, are too worn to read.) 
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Eight Antique Sterling Silver Dinner Forks (Georgian)

The spoons were produced by two different silversmiths; however, to save time we have researched the six spoons that came from the same maker. Reading the hallmarks from bottom to top in the fourth photo indicates: the duty mark is an image of King George III; the date mark (a) dates the spoons to production in 1816; the city mark (crowned leopard&#39;s head) is for London, England; the standard mark (the lion passant) denotes sterling silver; and the maker&#39;s mark (RT) is for Richard Turner, a London silversmith. Overall condition is excellent considering that the spoons are 210 years old!
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Eight Antique Sterling Silver Table/Soup Spoons (Georgian)

The four sterling serving spoons are in great shape, considering that they are 176 years old! The hallmarks in the second photo, read left to right, indicate: the duty mark is an image of the young Queen Victoria; the date mark is an elaborate Q, which means the spoons were produced in 1850; the city mark (uncrowned leopard&#39;s head) shows the spoons were made in London, England; the image of the lion passant is the standard mark for sterling silver; and the initials RW are the hallmark for the silversmith who produced the spoons.
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Four Antique Sterling Silver Table/Serving Spoons (Victorian)

Four of the spoons are by the same British silversmith; the fifth slightly different coffee spoon is stamped BIRKS STERLING. Research of the hallmarks on the four coffee spoons and reading the marks in the third photo, from left to right, indicates: the maker&#39;s mark is HH (Henry Hobson, a Sheffield silversmith in the early 20th century); the image of the crown is the city mark used by Sheffield (England); the lion passant is the standard mark for sterling; and the date mark (B) was used to mark production in 1915. The coffee spoons show signs of wear/scuffing and need polishing but then they are 111 years old.
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Five Antique Sterling Silver Coffee Spoons

For those big meals with lots of company.
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Large Pressure Cooker and Masher

Lots and lots of toys.
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Toy Lot

To save time we have researched the hallmarks of the four teaspoons that were made by the same silversmith. Reading the hallmarks in the second photo from bottom to top indicates: the duty mark is an image of King George IV; the date mark (q) means that four teaspoons were produced in 1830; the standard mark (lion passant) denotes sterling silver; the city mark (uncrowned leopard&#39;s head) is for London, England; and the maker&#39;s mark is JB for James Beebe. Condition: great for items that are 196 years old!
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Five Antique Sterling Silver Teaspoons

Needs a little TLC.
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Wooden Table

In need of serious TLC!!
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Antique Chair Missing Seat

Most are metal and in good condition.
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Farm Toys

Large set with additional serving pieces.
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Large Vintage Noritake Cutlery Set in Canteen

14&#34; tall
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Antique Cheese Box

79&#34; l x 37&#34; d x 41&#34; t,  looks comfortable.
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Futon Sofa Bed

Retracting wooden gate

21&#34; tall x 15&#34; diameter, good condition, would make any bird proud to use,  heavy,  bring help to carry
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Cement Bird Bath

6&#34; tall, 10.5 diameter without handles, good condition, unsigned.
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Covered Pottery Bowl

Mantle Clock

Large is 14&#34; in diameter and small is 4&#34; in diameter.
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2 Cast Iron Cauldrons

Ceramic Christmas Tree

Needs cleaning.
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Metal Bird Feeder

Out of print, this is your chance to pick up a copy in excellent condition.
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Rogues&#39; Hollow Book - The Story of the Village of Newburgh

56&#34; l x 20&#34; d x 40&#34; t , beautiful antique hardware, dove tailed drawers, beautiful legs.
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Antique Buffet

Signed M P MacCan, 19&#34; w x 15&#34; t
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Original Framed Oil Painting

Stone Mills (Ontario, Canada) SELLER MANAGED Charity/Fundraising Online Auction - Academy Street

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Two mid-19th-century Staffordshire white glazed ceramic fairing figurines: cottage pastille burner with hand-painted polychrome floral trim, and courting couple seated beneath floral bower. Cottage shows overall crazing and glaze chip at base; couple group has visible repair. Circa 1840 England.

Staffordshire ceramic cottage pastille burner figurine

Staffordshire ceramic courting couple under floral arch figurine

Front view of both Staffordshire figurines

Scale reference with pen beside figurines

White earthenware with overglaze enamel colours—green, orange, pink, brown, black. Cottage approx 9 cm H, 9 cm W, shaped chimney. Couple figure approx 11 cm H, pierced arch with applied flowers. Hand-painted features, naïve style.

Antique Staffordshire figurines circa 1840

Early Staffordshire figurines were often called &#34;fairings&#34;. They were naif ceramic figures, originating in Staffordshire (England), that were less expensive than porcelain and readily available to the lower middle class. They were often used as prizes at fairs, hence the term &#34;fairing&#34;. The figure on the left has significant crazing and a chip in the glaze at the bottom. The figure on the right has been repaired.
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Bid Date	Bid Amount
Aug 2, 2026, 3:30:12 PM UTC	$7.00
Aug 2, 2026, 1:07:53 AM UTC	$6.00
Aug 2, 2026, 1:07:28 AM UTC	$5.00
Aug 2, 2026, 1:07:29 AM UTC	$5.00
Aug 2, 2026, 1:07:21 AM UTC	$4.00
Aug 2, 2026, 1:07:21 AM UTC	$3.00
Jul 30, 2026, 8:39:59 PM UTC	$2.00
Jul 24, 2026, 3:06:35 AM UTC	$1.00

Lot #12: Antique Staffordshire Figurines (circa 1840)

Only Available Pickup Date/Time: Thu, August 06 2026

Category A: 02:00 PM - 05:30 PM

Pickup Location: Academy Street, Stone Mills, ON, K0K 2S0 View Map (opens in new window)

Lot #12: Antique Staffordshire Figurines (circa 1840)

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Only Available Pickup Date/Time: Thu, August 06 2026

Category A: 02:00 PM - 05:30 PM

Pickup Location: Academy Street, Stone Mills, ON, K0K 2S0 View Map (opens in new window)

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