G Plan teak cabinet - has been in the family a long time and used for many years so signs of wear and tear throughout still a beautiful piece of vintage retro furniture. See pictures for condition photos etc.


54.75&#34; wide at the bottom, 53.75&#34; wide at the top, 17.5&#34; deep at the bottom, 11&#34; deep at the top, 28.25&#34; high at the bottom, and 42&#34; high at the top, together it is 70&#34; high. 

G Plan is a British furniture manufacturer that was known for its innovative designs and high-quality craftsmanship during the mid-20th century. Founded in 1898 by Ebenezer Gomme, the company gained prominence in the 1950s and 1960s with its modern, functional furniture that catered to the evolving tastes of post-war Britain.

G Plan furniture is characterized by its clean lines, use of teak and other hardwoods, and attention to detail. The brand became synonymous with stylish and affordable furniture, and its pieces are highly sought after by collectors today. The &#34;Fresco&#34; range, in particular, is one of their most popular and recognizable designs.

G Plan pieces often feature the distinctive &#34;G Plan&#34; badge, as seen in the image, which adds to their authenticity and value. The company&#39;s commitment to quality and design has made G Plan a lasting icon of British furniture history.

 Professional movers recommended. Bring appropriate vehicle and help to move. Bring help to move. Bring packing material. Bring tools as disassembly is required. Located in basement.
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G Plan Teak Cabinet Hutch Sideboard

<p>Extremely heavy stunning piece of art pottery, converted to Canadian fittings from the original British. A textured pottery wheel. holds a normal light shade with fitting Created and signed by Bernard Rooke. 30” H 16”W 6”D Bernard Rooke was a British studio potter known for his distinctive textured and sculptural ceramic designs. Active from the mid-20th century, his work often featured bold, organic forms and rich, earthy glazes. Rooke's lamps, in particular, are highly sought after by collectors for their unique aesthetic and artistic quality. His pieces often incorporate applied clay elements and textured surfaces, creating a tactile and visually striking effect. The circular form and central glazed area are characteristic of his lamp designs from the 1970s. These lamps represent a significant contribution to British studio pottery and design during that era. Bring packing material. Pickup category timeslot {B}</p>

Bernard Rooke Pottery Wheel Large Lamp

Set of 5 beautiful Stuart crystal wine glasses. 

Stuart Crystal, founded in England in 1827, is renowned for its high-quality lead crystal glassware. The company gained prominence in the 19th and 20th centuries for its exquisite craftsmanship and innovative designs, often incorporating intricate cut patterns. Stuart Crystal&#39;s pieces were highly sought after for both everyday use and special occasions.

The Shaftesbury pattern, characterized by its diamond and vertical cut design, exemplifies Stuart Crystal&#39;s commitment to elegance and sophistication. These glasses were produced in a variety of shapes and sizes, including wine glasses, champagne flutes, and tumblers. Stuart Crystal ceased production in 2001, making their vintage pieces increasingly collectible.
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Stuart Shaftesbury Crystal Wine Glasses

54”Tall Totem poles are monumental sculptures carved from large trees, primarily by Indigenous peoples of the Pacific Northwest Coast of North America. These poles often feature a variety of figures, including animals, humans, and supernatural beings, each representing different aspects of clan history, legends, or notable events.

Traditionally, totem poles served as visual narratives, conveying stories and histories within the community. The figures are not worshipped as idols but rather serve as symbols of identity and heritage. The creation of a totem pole is a significant cultural event, often involving elaborate ceremonies and feasts.  Bring packing material.
                
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Indigenous American Wood Totem Pole Art

British India Alwar 2 x queen Victoria silver rupee coin 
And 1 x imperiator guilelmus II silver rupee coin 

The coin features Queen Victoria, who reigned from 1837 to 1901. In 1876, she assumed the title Empress of India, which is reflected in the coin&#39;s inscription. British India coins of this era were minted in various denominations and were crucial for trade and administration within the British Empire.

These coins were typically made of silver and featured intricate designs, reflecting the power and prestige of the British monarchy. The value of these coins today depends on their rarity, condition, and historical significance. Coins from princely states like Alwar can sometimes command higher prices due to their lower mintages and regional importance.

The coin is a 1 Rupie from German East Africa, minted in 1906. German East Africa was a German colony in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, comprising present-day Burundi, Rwanda, and Tanzania. The Rupie was the currency used in the colony.

These coins were minted in Berlin, and the &#39;A&#39; mint mark indicates this. The coins were made of .917 silver and feature the inscription &#34;DEUTSCH OSTAFRIKA&#34; (German East Africa). The design includes the denomination and date surrounded by a laurel wreath, symbolizing victory and honor.
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British India Silver Rupee Coins 1840

Beautiful condition dinner set, some pieces have very light wear to bits of the pattern but the majority are fantastic. This dinner set includes, 8 dinner plates, 8 side plates and 8 cake plates, there are 2 tureens one does not have a lid anymore, one cruet set and 8 bowls. All made out of the finest china. 

Noritake is a Japanese tableware and ceramics company founded in 1904. It is known for producing high-quality dinnerware, including porcelain and bone china. The Doral pattern, including variations like Doral Maroon and Doral Black, is one of Noritake&#39;s popular designs, often featuring elegant gold accents. 

Noritake&#39;s pieces are collected worldwide for their craftsmanship and aesthetic appeal. The Doral pattern, with its classic design, was likely produced in the mid to late 20th century.
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Noritake Speak Black China Dinner Set

Strongbow antique sideboard cabinet, there are surface marks to the top, and some light wear & tear. Measures 66”W 21 3/4”D 34”H Bring appropriate vehicle and help to move. Bring help to move. Bring packing material. Professional movers recommended.

Georgian and Regency style sideboards are highly sought after for their elegant designs and quality craftsmanship. These pieces often feature rich mahogany wood, curved fronts, and refined details such as tapered legs and decorative hardware. The Georgian era (1714-1830) and Regency era (1811-1820) were periods of great artistic and cultural refinement in England.

Sideboards from this time were essential pieces of dining room furniture, used for serving food and storing tableware. The &#34;Strongbow&#34; designation may refer to a particular maker or style within this broader category. These sideboards are prized for their historical significance and aesthetic appeal, making them valuable additions to antique furniture collections.
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Georgian Sideboard By Strongbow

My grandad was a friend of Rob Fierek, our family are from Plymouth this was created by Rosie Fierek the wife of Rob Fierek a Cornish potter, made a few selected pieces alongside her husband offering a different style of earthenware. Rosie went on to creating a huge art community of her own. 

Rob is a known name in the world of studio pottery, particularly recognized for pieces made in Cornwall. His work often features earthy tones, carved designs, and a rustic aesthetic, characteristic of the studio pottery movement of the 1970s. Studio pottery emphasizes the individual craftsmanship and artistic expression of the potter. 

Fierek&#39;s pieces often incorporate nature-inspired motifs and demonstrate a clear connection to the landscape of Cornwall. The use of earthenware and distinctive glazing techniques further define his style. Pieces like this plate reflect the broader trend of studio potters creating functional yet artistic objects for the home.
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Rosie &#38; Rob Fierek Pottery Peacock

Chinese rosewood table 82cm height 31cm width and length. 

Rosewood furniture has a long and rich history in Chinese craftsmanship, dating back to the Ming and Qing dynasties. Prized for its durability, fine grain, and rich color, rosewood was often used to create elegant and sophisticated pieces for the imperial court and wealthy merchants.

These tables were traditionally used to display prized possessions such as porcelain, bronzes, or scholar&#39;s rocks. 

The openwork apron and clean lines are characteristic of Ming-style furniture, which emphasizes simplicity and functionality. While antique examples can be quite valuable, more recent reproductions are widely available. The value of this table depends on the quality of the materials, the craftsmanship, and its age.
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Chinese Rosewood Display Table

Set of 5 dunoon bone china mugs 

Dunoon Ceramics is a British company known for producing high-quality fine bone china mugs. Founded in 1981 in Stone, Staffordshire, England, Dunoon has become renowned for its diverse range of designs and exceptional craftsmanship. Their mugs are highly collectible, with new patterns and shapes introduced regularly.

Cherry Denman is a well-known designer who has collaborated with Dunoon on several popular collections, including the &#34;Beasties&#34; and &#34;Wild Bunch&#34; series. Her whimsical and detailed illustrations of animals and nature scenes have made her designs highly sought after by collectors. These mugs often feature intricate details and charming scenes, making them both functional and decorative items. 

The Dunoon mugs designed by Cherry Denman are popular for their quality and artistic designs. They are often collected and can hold value depending on the rarity and condition.
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Dunoon Bone China Mug Set Wild Bunch

Lovely piece in nice condition measures

120cm width 59cm depth & 42cm height

Theseira is a brand known for producing furniture with an emphasis on &#39;exquisite design,&#39; often drawing inspiration from various historical periods. The company manufactures its products in Malaysia, a common location for furniture production due to cost-effective manufacturing. 

Edwardian design, popular in the early 20th century, is characterized by its elegance, light forms, and use of high-quality materials. Pieces inspired by this era often feature intricate details and a refined aesthetic. Given the &#39;Made in Malaysia&#39; label, this particular table is likely a more recent reproduction or interpretation of Edwardian style, aimed at capturing the classic look with modern manufacturing techniques.

Cabriole legs are a defining feature of Queen Anne and Chippendale furniture styles, which were popular in the 18th century. However, the style has been revived and reinterpreted throughout the 19th and 20th centuries. Mahogany was a favored wood for furniture making due to its durability and beautiful grain.

This coffee table&#39;s design suggests a possible reproduction or revival piece from the mid-20th century, drawing inspiration from earlier styles. The drawers add functionality, while the glossy finish enhances the wood&#39;s natural beauty. Such tables were common additions to living rooms, providing both a surface for display and storage space.
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Theseira Coffee Table With Drawers

New in box, items still sealed and not used. See pictures for full details. Includes original contents and manual. 

Le Creuset is a French cookware manufacturer known for its high-quality enameled cast iron products. Founded in 1925 in Fresnoy-le-Grand, France, the company has become a global leader in cookware. Their products are known for their durability, even heat distribution, and vibrant colors.

Fondue sets, like the &#34;Top Table Schlemmer&#34; model, are designed for communal dining, where food is dipped into a heated pot of cheese, chocolate, or broth. Le Creuset fondue sets are particularly popular due to their cast iron construction, which retains heat well and ensures even cooking.
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Le Creuset Top Table Schlemmer Blue

This piece came over from India just after the partition with my aunt whose just turned 93, was used as a card table. The measurements are. 27” H 24”W 19”D it features an embossed leather top. 

Campaign furniture originated in the 18th century, designed for military officers and travelers who needed furniture that was both functional and easily transportable. These pieces often featured folding mechanisms, durable materials, and compact designs. 

The leather top with tooled or embossed detailing adds a touch of elegance and sophistication, while the folding base makes it practical for various settings. Tables like this were popular in libraries, studies, or as occasional tables in living rooms. 

The value of such a table depends on its age, condition, and maker. Tables from renowned furniture makers or those with unique design elements tend to command higher prices.
Dimensions:
24x19x27
Condition: -
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Antique Butler Card Folding Table

Set of 8 mugs in excellent condition. Marked with WALES underneath. 

Stoneware pottery has a long and rich history, dating back thousands of years. Known for its durability and resistance to chipping, stoneware is fired at high temperatures, resulting in a dense, non-porous material. This makes it ideal for functional items like mugs and tableware.

In recent years, there has been a resurgence of interest in handmade ceramics, with artisans creating unique and personalized pieces. The thumb rest or grip seen on these mugs is a modern design element that enhances the user experience.
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Welsh Stoneware Handmade Potters Mugs

Rug measures 152cm x 98cm see pictures for detailed parts of the rug there is some candlestick stains on the right side of the rug.  There are some discolouration spots to one end as photographed. 

Bokhara rugs are named after the city of Bokhara (now Bukhara in Uzbekistan), a major trading center on the Silk Road. These rugs are traditionally hand-knotted in Pakistan and Afghanistan, often using high-quality wool. The distinctive geometric patterns, typically featuring rows of guls (stylized elephant&#39;s foot motifs), are characteristic of Bokhara rugs.

These rugs are known for their durability and intricate designs, making them popular choices for both traditional and contemporary interiors. The color palettes often include shades of red, brown, beige, and ivory. Bokhara rugs have been produced since the late 19th century, with variations in design and quality depending on the region and weaving techniques.
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Vintage Bokhara Wool Rug Knotted

Teak wardrobe measures 70.5”H x 33”W x 24”D in nice condition. 

Mid-century modern furniture emerged in the post-World War II era, roughly from the 1940s to the 1960s, and emphasized simplicity, functionality, and natural materials. Scandinavian designers, in particular, were influential in shaping this movement, known for their use of teak, clean lines, and minimalist forms. 

These pieces often featured a focus on craftsmanship and were designed to be both aesthetically pleasing and practical for everyday use. Wardrobes from this period often showcase a minimalist design with an emphasis on the wood grain and simple hardware. The emphasis on clean lines and functional design made these pieces popular in homes seeking a modern and uncluttered aesthetic. 

Today, mid-century modern furniture is highly sought after by collectors and enthusiasts for its timeless appeal and enduring quality. Bring appropriate vehicle and help to move. Bring help to move. Professional movers recommended. Bring tools as disassembly is required. Bring packing material.
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Mid Century Teak Modern Wardrobe

Beautiful set of tables and chairs, they are not a matching set but both are in the style of Duncan Phyfe. The chairs are a lot older than the table which I reckon is a mid century reproduction. For the table. 

One of the chairs with no arms has a broken and miss back support as photographed. The seats are removable. I’ve provided as many photos as I can. 

The table has some water damage to polish on top. Both seem to be mahogany, table is french polished. Without a proper appraisal it is hard for me to tell the exact details on the chairs. Here are the measurements:

Table measures normal width is 153cm, extended width is 190cm, 
Length is 89cm and height stands at 76cm

Chair without arms measure 47.5cm W 83cm H and depth is 45cm

Chairs with arms measure 54cm W 84cm H and 45cm depth

Needs some restoration, been in the family for many decades.

Some possible information on set of 6 antique chairs, 

Duncan Phyfe (1768-1854) was one of the most influential American furniture designers of the early 19th century. His neoclassical style, characterized by graceful lines and delicate ornamentation, became synonymous with refined taste and elegance. Phyfe&#39;s designs often incorporated elements of the Empire style, which was popular in France during the same period.

Empire style furniture is characterized by its grandeur and formality, often featuring heavy proportions, rich materials, and classical motifs. Mahogany was a favored wood for Empire furniture, and upholstery fabrics were typically luxurious and ornate. The chair in the image appears to be influenced by both Duncan Phyfe and Empire styles, but it is difficult to determine the exact maker.

Some information on possible table details: 

Duncan Phyfe was a renowned cabinetmaker working in New York City in the early 19th century. His name became synonymous with a distinct style of furniture characterized by graceful lines, delicate carvings, and classical motifs. 

Duncan Phyfe&#39;s designs often incorporated elements such as lyre-shaped backs, reeded legs, and claw feet. While the original Duncan Phyfe pieces are highly valuable, his style was widely imitated throughout the 19th and 20th centuries, leading to many reproduction and revival pieces. 


Mahogany was a favored wood for Duncan Phyfe style furniture due to its rich color and fine grain, which allowed for intricate detailing. The table in the image reflects these design principles, suggesting it is either a late example or a reproduction of the Duncan Phyfe style. Tables of this style were popular in dining rooms and were often used for formal occasions. The drop-leaf design allowed for flexibility in size, making it suitable for both small and large gatherings.
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Dimensions:
190x89x76cm
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Antique Mahogany Table &#38; 6 Chairs

Vintage Fijian Hand Carved Hardwood Double Head Sculpture - Melanesian Tribal Art height 13 1/4” tall some surface marks in places look through pictures for accurate condition.

Oceanic art encompasses the artistic traditions of the people indigenous to the Pacific Islands and Australia. These cultures, including those of Melanesia, Micronesia, and Polynesia, have developed unique art forms that reflect their spiritual beliefs, social structures, and connection to the natural world. Common materials used include wood, stone, feathers, and shells.

Double-headed figures are common in Fijian and other Melanesian art, often representing ancestors or deities. These sculptures are typically hand-carved from hardwood and are valued for their craftsmanship and cultural significance. The style and motifs can vary widely depending on the specific island and cultural traditions.
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Fiijan Hardwood Double Head Sculpture

Excellent condition candelabra made by Bernard rookie

Bernard Rooke was a British studio potter known for his distinctive Brutalist style ceramics during the mid to late 20th century. His work often featured organic forms, textured surfaces, and earthy tones, reflecting the Brutalist architectural movement&#39;s emphasis on raw materials and functional design.

Rooke&#39;s pieces often incorporated nature-inspired motifs such as leaves, frogs, and butterflies, adding a touch of whimsy to his robust designs. 

His studio pottery is highly collectible today, with pieces ranging from vases and lamps to candlesticks and wall plaques. Rooke&#39;s work embodies the spirit of studio pottery, where individual craftsmanship and artistic expression are valued. His pieces are appreciated for their unique blend of functionality and sculptural form, making them both decorative and practical additions to any home.
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Bernard Rooke Butterfly Candelabra

Bidriware is a metal handicraft that originated in Bidar, India, in the 14th century. It is made from a blackened alloy of zinc and copper, inlaid with thin sheets of silver or brass. The craft developed during the rule of the Bahmani Sultanate and is known for its intricate designs, often featuring floral patterns, geometric shapes, and human or animal figures.

Bidriware is a significant cultural symbol of India, representing the country&#39;s rich artistic heritage. The process involves casting, engraving, inlaying, and oxidizing the metal to create the characteristic black finish with contrasting silver or brass designs. The letter opener in the image appears to be a modern example of Bidriware, possibly made for the tourist or export market.
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Aadaa Bidri Carved Letter Opener

Beautiful piece of furniture solid wood, with glass shelves and intricate detailing on the borders. 7 glass shelves with full mirror back. Side opening for both upper and lower doors? For delicate placements of collectibles. 216cm Height 102cm width 34cm depth 

Curio cabinets, also known as display cabinets, have a rich history dating back to the 17th century. Originally, they were designed to showcase collections of rare and exotic objects, often referred to as &#34;curiosities.&#34; These cabinets were symbols of wealth and status, reflecting the owner&#39;s refined taste and intellectual pursuits.

Over time, curio cabinets evolved in style and function, becoming more accessible to a wider audience. Modern curio cabinets, like the one in the image, often feature glass shelves and built-in lighting to enhance the display of collectibles, heirlooms, or decorative items. While the design may evoke traditional styles, the construction and materials typically reflect contemporary manufacturing techniques. 

Bring appropriate vehicle and help to move. Bring help to move. Bring packing material. Bring tools as disassembly is required. Located in basement.
 Professional movers recommended. Professional movers recommended.
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Dark Wood Curio Glass Cabinet

Barely twist side table measuring 15”H 17.5”W 17.5D good condition antique table. 

Barley twist legs became popular in furniture design during the late 17th century and have been revived periodically since then. This decorative element is often associated with English furniture. 

Oak was a commonly used wood for furniture making in England, prized for its strength and durability. The dark finish suggests it may have been stained or ebonized. Tables of this size and style were often used as lamp stands or side tables.

English oak furniture from the early 20th century represents a blend of traditional craftsmanship and evolving design aesthetics. These pieces often feature robust construction and decorative details like barley twist legs, reflecting a continued appreciation for historical styles.
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Antique Barley Twist Side Table

Good condition measuring 160cm x 91cm 

Kurdish rugs are known for their vibrant colors, geometric patterns, and durable construction. They are traditionally hand-knotted by Kurdish weavers in the Middle East, particularly in regions spanning Turkey, Iran, Iraq, and Syria. These rugs often feature bold designs and are made from high-quality wool.

Kurdish rugs are prized for their unique character and cultural significance. The patterns and motifs used in these rugs often reflect the weaver&#39;s personal experiences and the traditions of their tribe. Due to their handmade nature and the quality of materials used, Kurdish rugs can be valuable and sought after by collectors. The rug in the image appears to share characteristics with traditional Kurdish weavings, including the use of geometric patterns and a predominantly red color palette.
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Vintage Kurdish Handmade Wool Rug

A complete collection of Peter rabbit books. Brand new in packaging.
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Beatrix Potter The Peter Rabbit Library

Oakville (Ontario, Canada) SELLER MANAGED Downsizing Online Auction - Howell Road

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Speckled brown studio pottery jar, integrated side lug handles, matching fitted lid with knob finial, base stamped PD in circle

Stoneware jar with lid

Front view of stoneware jar with lid on, showing handles and knob

Jar with lid removed showing dark glazed interior

Rustic mid-century British studio stoneware, rough textured earthy brown glaze, dark brown interior glaze, subtle horizontal throw rings

Peter Dick stoneware jar with lid

Beautiful rustic studio pottery, bowl with lid. Handmade, marking looks to be PD. Examine photos properly for accurate reflection of item being sold at auction. 

Peter Dick was a studio potter working in Coxwold, North Yorkshire, England. He produced a range of stoneware pottery, often characterized by earthy tones and simple, functional designs. His work gained recognition for its craftsmanship and connection to the Arts and Crafts tradition.

Dick&#39;s pottery often features a distinctive speckled texture and a warm, rustic aesthetic. His pieces are collected for their representation of mid-20th century British studio pottery. The &#34;PD&#34; mark within a circle is a common identifier for his work, making it relatively easy to attribute pieces to his studio.
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Peter Dick Studio Pottery Jar With Lid

Bowl is 4.5” high
Lid from edge to top is additional 2” high
Diameter is 6”

Bid Date	Bid Amount
Oct 3, 2025, 1:44:41 PM	$11.00
Oct 3, 2025, 1:44:41 PM	$10.00
Oct 3, 2025, 1:44:32 PM	$9.00
Oct 3, 2025, 1:44:32 PM	$8.00
Oct 3, 2025, 1:44:21 PM	$7.00
Oct 3, 2025, 1:44:21 PM	$6.00
Oct 3, 2025, 1:29:20 PM	$5.00
Sep 28, 2025, 5:05:15 AM	$4.00
Sep 28, 2025, 4:01:48 AM	$3.00
Sep 28, 2025, 2:52:40 AM	$2.00
Sep 26, 2025, 6:43:32 PM	$1.00

Lot #87: Peter Dick Studio Pottery Jar With Lid

Only Available Pickup Date/Time: Sun, October 05 2025

Category A: 08:30 AM - 09:15 AM
Category B: 09:15 AM - 10:30 AM
Category C: 10:30 AM - 12:00 PM
Category D: 12:00 PM - 01:45 PM
Category E: 01:45 PM - 05:15 PM

Pickup Location: Howell Road, Oakville, ON, L6H 5Y5 View Map (opens in new window)

Lot #87: Peter Dick Studio Pottery Jar With Lid

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Only Available Pickup Date/Time: Sun, October 05 2025

Category A: 08:30 AM - 09:15 AMCategory B: 09:15 AM - 10:30 AMCategory C: 10:30 AM - 12:00 PMCategory D: 12:00 PM - 01:45 PMCategory E: 01:45 PM - 05:15 PM

Pickup Location: Howell Road, Oakville, ON, L6H 5Y5 View Map (opens in new window)

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Category A: 08:30 AM - 09:15 AM
Category B: 09:15 AM - 10:30 AM
Category C: 10:30 AM - 12:00 PM
Category D: 12:00 PM - 01:45 PM
Category E: 01:45 PM - 05:15 PM