Norwegian mid-century modern “Siesta” high-back lounge chair and matching ottoman, designed by Ingmar RELLING for Westnofa. Bent laminated wood frames with suspended canvas supports and original tufted black leather cushions, including removable headrest. Retains Westnofa Furniture, Made in Norway label. The Siesta was designed in the 1960s and became one of Relling’s best-known Norwegian furniture designs. Chair approximately 39 in. high; ottoman approximately 24 in. wide.
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Ingmar RELLING for Westnofa Siesta Leather Lounge Chair &#38; Ottoman

Mid-century Norwegian teak gateleg dining table designed by Bendt Winge for Kleppes Møbelfabrikk, circa 1950s–60s. Ingenious folding design with twin drop leaves, articulated gateleg supports and bentwood feet, allowing the table to fold to a narrow console when not in use. Teak veneer top with solid wood frame. Stamped “Made in Norway” to underside. Approximately 59 in. wide fully extended x 35 in. deep x 29 in. high. Surface scratches and areas of wear from use, including wear to centre section; see photos.
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Bendt Winge for Kleppes Møbelfabrikk Norwegian Teak Gateleg Table

Large hand-knotted authentic Persian wool rug with central medallion and dense floral design in navy, red, green and cream. Measures approximately 380  301 cm (12&#39;6&#34;  9&#39;10&#34;). Homeowner advises the rug was purchased for &#39;12 grand&#39; when new. Shows age-related wear and areas of moth damage/loss, as photographed.
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Large Hand-Knotted Authentic Persian Wool Rug

Original oil on board by Canadian artist André LAPINE (1866–1952), titled “Christmas Eve,” depicting a snowy winter landscape with a warmly lit cottage, figures and horse-drawn sleighs. Signed lower right “André Lapine” and inscribed verso “Christmas Eve by André Lapine.” Lapine was a Royal Canadian Academy member known particularly for his paintings of horses and Canadian landscapes. Approx. 31&#34; x 26&#34; framed. Vintage frame with age-related wear.
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André LAPINE (1866–1952) “Christmas Eve” Oil on Board

Pair of Tiffany style stained glass table lamps featuring colourful butterfly and floral motifs, with bronze-toned decorative bases. Includes one larger lamp measuring approximately 18 in. high and one smaller lamp approximately 13 in. high. Both illuminate as shown. Maker unknown; possibly Meyda Tiffany. Some light wear from use. See photos for condition.
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Pair of Tiffany Style Stained Glass Butterfly Lamps

Vintage Spica TC-50 two-way loudspeakers designed by John Bau, with distinctive time-aligned wedge-form walnut cabinets, removable fabric grilles and felt-covered front baffles. Each fitted with a 6.5 in. woofer and 1 in. dome tweeter. Approximately 15.5 in. high  13 in. wide; includes pair of tall black metal speaker stands. Speakers were plugged in and operational in the home when removed. Wear and dust from age and use; see photos.
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Pair of Spica TC-50 Speakers with Stands

Early stamp book with many antique stamps as well as many covers inside.
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Antique Stamp Collection

Solid cast aluminium decorative model in the form of a stylized futuristic racing car, with exaggerated aerodynamic bodywork, sweeping fins and recessed cockpit. Unmarked, circa 1950s–60s. Approximately 7 in. long.
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Mid-Century Cast Aluminium Futuristic Race Car Sculpture

Swarovski Crystal Society 1996 Annual Edition “Fabulous Creatures – The Unicorn,” designed by Martin Zendron. Faceted clear crystal unicorn with frosted mane, tail and horn and black crystal eyes. Signed and dated Swarovski 96 MZ. Includes original presentation stand, fitted case and outer box. Box shows some storage wear.
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Swarovski SCS 1996 Fabulous Creatures Unicorn

Includes everything you see here.
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Estate Jewelry

Heavy cast brass door knocker featuring a hinged stylized koi/carp or goldfish with detailed scales and flowing fins, mounted on an ornate foliate backplate. Fish lifts on the hinge to operate the knocker. Approximately 6 in. long. Unmarked.
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Vintage Brass Figural Koi Fish Door Knocker

All are in beautiful condition with no wear at all, made in England by Royal Albert.
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Vintage Royal Albert Old Country Roses Coffee Pot and Much More

Swarovski crystal Kudu from the SCS Annual Edition 1994 “Inspiration Africa” series. Clear faceted crystal figure with frosted curved horns and black eyes, marked Swarovski. Includes original presentation stand, box, booklet, photograph and paperwork as shown. Figure approx. 4&#34; high. Box shows some age-related wear and spotting.
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Swarovski SCS 1994 Annual Edition “Inspiration Africa – The Kudu”

All are in beautiful condition, looks like it was never used. Bone china made in England by Royal Albert in its most popular pattern.
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Vintage Royal Albert Old Country Roses Serving Pieces

Vintage British patriotic cross-stitch panel featuring Union Jack flags, the crowned Cross of St George and Royal Navy warships, with the wartime verse “There’ll always be an England / And England shall be free / If England means as much to you / As England means to me.” Mounted on board. Circa 1940s. Approximately 17 x 14 in. overall.
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WWII British Patriotic “There’ll Always Be an England” Needlework Panel

The selected region highlights a famous 19th-century portrait print of John Williams, a prominent English missionary. It forms a pair with the portrait next to it, which depicts Robert Moffat, a Scottish Congregationalist missionary.About the PortraitsThe Selected Image (Left): Depicts The Reverend John Williams (1796–1839), known for his extensive missionary work in the South Pacific.The Right Image: Depicts The Reverend Robert Moffat (1795–1883), an influential missionary who worked for over 50 years in Southern Africa.The Printer: These particular portraits are highly recognizable Baxter prints, produced by the innovative English printmaker George Baxter in 1843 using his patented oil color printing process.
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Pair of Antique Baxter Prints Framed

Large Inuit carved serpentine stone figure depicting a walrus in a dynamic diving pose, approximately 11 in. high. Incised syllabic signature to underside; artist attribution unclear. Old collection label reads “Seal/Tusks,” “Clyde (73)” and “Kanuna Island.” Tusks are missing, with substantial old repair/restoration to the face and tusk area. Surface wear and scratches throughout. See photos for condition.
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Inuit Serpentine Stone Carving of a Diving Walrus

Collection of assorted mint and used postage stamps housed in two albums, including Canada, Newfoundland, United States, Pitcairn Islands, Hong Kong, Australia, Kenya, Netherlands, Spain and other countries. Includes Canadian King George V and VI issues, Newfoundland stamps, overprinted officials, postage dues, commemoratives and later issues, together with a 1967 Canadian Centennial souvenir stamp package. Various ages and conditions; albums not fully catalogued or checked for varieties.
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Collection of Canadian &#38; Worldwide Postage Stamps in Two Albums

Three small framed original paintings, including a still life with fruit and goblet, a landscape scene, and a coastal sailing ship scene signed “R. Shepheard.” Still life inscribed verso “Janet Thomas 1935.” Various antique frames. Age-related wear and toning; see photos for condition and dimensions.
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Group of Three Antique Miniature Paintings

A vintage collectible known for its precision-faceted design. The item is shown alongside its classic patterned cylindrical packaging and a blue octagonal brand sign.
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MIB Swarovski Emperor Penguin Figurine

Nicholas HORYANSKY (1898–1965), Canadian, winter landscape depicting St. Jean, Quebec, with church, village buildings and horse-drawn sleigh. Signed lower right and titled “St. Jean, Quebec” lower left. Framed and matted under glass, approx. 25.5 x 21 in. overall. Horyansky was a Canadian artist and printmaker associated with the OSA, RCA and CSGA.
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Nicholas HORYANSKY “St. Jean, Quebec” Winter Landscape

Missing the bowl but works and has several attachments.
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Working Kelvinator Proline Mixmaster No Bowl

Swarovski Crystal Society 1998 Annual Edition “Pegasus,” model 216327, designed by Adi Stocker and issued as the third and final piece in the Fabulous Creatures trilogy. Clear faceted crystal with frosted mane and tail and tabac-coloured eyes. Includes display stand, original box and certificate. Pegasus measures approximately 6 in. long. The wings appear to have been previously detached and re-glued/repaired at the joints. Due to the positioning of the repaired wings, the figure does not presently fit back into its original box.
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Swarovski SCS 1998 Annual Edition Pegasus with Box &#38; Certificate

Early 20th-century British cast metal automobile radiator mascot depicting Britannia presenting a crown, with lion and shield at her feet. Inscribed “VIVAT REX” and registered design number REG 582850. The design is associated with the 1911 coronation of King George V. Later mounted on a stepped wood display base. Approximately 8 in. high overall. Surface wear and patination from age.
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1911 King George V Coronation “Vivat Rex” Britannia Car Mascot

Hamilton (Ontario, Canada) SELLER MANAGED Estate Sale Online Auction - Gertrude Street

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Signed Inuit carving of a walking polar bear in polished dark grey serpentine by artist Kavik Simeonie, Kimmirut, Nunavut, approximately 3 in high, light underside surface wear and scratches

Serpentine stone polar bear carving signed Kavik Simeonie

Front-side view of polished serpentine walking polar bear carving

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Smooth, finely polished serpentine with subtle grey striations; incised eyes, snout, ears and paw pads; compact 3-inch high stylised walking stance

Kavik Simeonie Inuit serpentine walking bear carving

Inuit carved serpentine stone walking polar bear by Kavik Simeonie (b. 1966), Kimmirut, Nunavut. Finely polished with incised facial and paw details. Signed “Simeonie Kavik” to underside with additional inscriptions. Approximately 3 in. high. Light surface wear and scratches, particularly to underside.
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Kavik Simeonie Inuit Serpentine Walking Bear Carving

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Lot #383: Kavik Simeonie Inuit Serpentine Walking Bear Carving

Only Available Pickup Date/Time: Thu, October 08 2026

Category A: 01:00 PM - 07:00 PM

Pickup Location: Gertrude Street, Hamilton, ON, L8L 4B7 View Map (opens in new window)

Lot #383: Kavik Simeonie Inuit Serpentine Walking Bear Carving

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Only Available Pickup Date/Time: Thu, October 08 2026

Category A: 01:00 PM - 07:00 PM

Pickup Location: Gertrude Street, Hamilton, ON, L8L 4B7 View Map (opens in new window)

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