These original French fashion prints came from a Hamilton estate. They were inherited from her great aunt, a fashion designer in Montreal during the 1920s and 1930s. (note: prints are offered individually as lots #87 - #94)
Dimensions:
12&#34; x 14&#34; (frame size)
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original 1913 FRENCH FASHION PRINT by G. Barbier

A pair of contemporary Louis XV style nightstands. Over all conditin is good, with a few bumps and rubs on the protruding legs.
Dimensions:
22.5"wide x 12"deep x 30.5"tall (each)
                
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pair LOUIS XV (style) NIGHTSTANDS

A small collection of unframed Indigenous artworks, from a Brockville collector of 50+ years.
ARTIST BIOGRAPHY: Goyce Kakegamic is a prominent Canadian painter, printmaker, educator and community leader. Kakegamic was born at the Sandy Lake Indian Reserve, Ontario. He began painting as a teenager, influenced by his Ojibwe brother-in-law Norval Morrisseau and Cree artist Carl Ray. Screenprinting would play a major part in Kakegamic’s career. He learned the craft of screenprinting at the Open Studio in Toronto; inspired by Daphne Odjig’s Indian Prints of Canada. Goyce, and his brothers Joshim and Henry, established the Triple K Cooperative printing company in 1973, based in Red Lake, Ontario. Triple K enabled indigenous artists (including Norval Morrisseau, Saul Williams, Barry and Paddy Peters) to present their work in an unfiltered, independent, and unique way. Triple K Cooperative existed for ten years and became the largest and most successful Indigenous economic development initiative in Northwestern Ontario. Many of the artists went on to have their work exhibited and acquired by prominent art galleries and museums both nationally and globally. 
Dimensions:
8&#34; x 10&#34;
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INDIGENOUS ARTWORK (painting on canvas board) - &#34;Camping&#34; by Goyce Kakegamic 1982 (unframed)

A small collection of unframed Indigenous artworks, from a Brockville collector of 50+ years.
ARTIST BIOGRAPHY: Goyce Kakegamic is a prominent Canadian painter, printmaker, educator and community leader. Kakegamic was born at the Sandy Lake Indian Reserve, Ontario. He began painting as a teenager, influenced by his Ojibwe brother-in-law Norval Morrisseau and Cree artist Carl Ray. Screenprinting would play a major part in Kakegamic’s career. He learned the craft of screenprinting at the Open Studio in Toronto; inspired by Daphne Odjig’s Indian Prints of Canada. Goyce, and his brothers Joshim and Henry, established the Triple K Cooperative printing company in 1973, based in Red Lake, Ontario. Triple K enabled indigenous artists (including Norval Morrisseau, Saul Williams, Barry and Paddy Peters) to present their work in an unfiltered, independent, and unique way. Triple K Cooperative existed for ten years and became the largest and most successful Indigenous economic development initiative in Northwestern Ontario. Many of the artists went on to have their work exhibited and acquired by prominent art galleries and museums both nationally and globally. 
Dimensions:
7&#34; x 9&#34;
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INDIGENOUS ARTWORK (painting on canvas board) - &#34;Loon Family&#34; by Goyce Kakegamic 1982 (unframed)

A late Victorian reverse painting on glass, surface mounted to its original frame c.1890s. Note: The paint in the top right corner has bubbled slightly, but there is no loss (see images).
Dimensions:
16.75&#34; x 10.5&#34; (frame size) // 13.75&#34; x 7.5&#34; (glass isze)
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antique REVERSE PAINTING on GLASS (floral study / still life)

original 1920s FRENCH FASHION PRINT by Roger Chastel

ARTIST BIOGRAPHY: Born in Castleton Ontario, Gertrude Cox moved to Peterborough in 1924, to teach and paint. She studied art extensively and, from 1950 to 1971 was in charge of the Arts Program in Peterborough. During this period she taught art in the Teacher Training Program for the Ontario Department of Education. Cox was also a significant artist in her own right, experimenting with various media, and is best known for her watercolours. Her works were displayed in gallery across Canada. In 1945, she was a founding member of the Peterborough Group of Painters.
Dimensions:
7.75&#34; x 7&#34; (frame size)
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CANADIAN ART - WATERCOLOUR &#34;Burleigh Falls&#34; (1941) by Gertrude Cox

ARTIST BIOGRAPHY: (b.1921 d. 2013) a painter, sculptor and printmaker, Sydney Berne was born in Toronto and lived in Montreal following his military service in World War II. His mediums were oil, acrylic, watercolour. Berne&#39;s preferred subjects were street scenes, landscapes and snowscapes, in the cities of Montreal, Quebec, and Toronto. 
Dimensions:
29,5&#34; x 25.5&#34; (frame size)
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CANADIAN ART - watercolour &#39;Old Montreal&#39; by Sydney Berne

A small collection of unframed Indigenous artworks, from a Brockville collector of 50+ years.
ARTIST BIOGRAPHY: Roy James Hanuse (b.1943) was a Kwakwaka&#39;wakw artist known for working in the traditional style. Hanuse lived at Rivers Inlet (Owikeno) British Columbia, and his interest in his cultural heritage formed while attending school in the 1950s. Roy started working as a full-time artist in 1966, and is largely self-taught.
Dimensions:
19.75&#34; x 25.75&#34;
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vintage INDIGENOUS PRINT - &#34;Raven and Salmon&#34; by Roy J. Hanuse (unframed)

These original French fashion prints came from a Hamilton estate. They were inherited from her great aunt, a fashion designer in Montreal during the 1920s and 1930s. (note: prints are offered individually as lots #87 - #94)
Dimensions:
12.25&#34; x 14.5&#34; (frame size)
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original 1923 FRENCH FASHION PRINT by Jeanne Lanvin

original 1925 FRENCH FASHION PRINT by Jeanne Lanvin

These original French fashion prints came from a Hamilton estate. They were inherited from her great aunt, a fashion designer in Montreal during the 1920s and 1930s. (note: prints are offered individually as lots #87 - #94)
Dimensions:
14.5&#34; x 18&#34; frame size (note: no glass)
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original 1913 FRENCH FASHION PRINT by 

ARTIST BIOGRAPHY: Nancy Train Smith (b. Hamilton, Bermuda) is a studio artist living and working in South Dartmouth, Massachusetts. She received a BA in Art History from Wellesley College in 1968, and completed a diploma program at the School of the Boston Museum of Fine Arts in 1977. Her 5th year at the School of the Boston Museum of Fine Arts (1978) was the competition year, and she was one of several winners. As a winner she participated in the 1978 show at the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston., and received a traveling fellowship. Her focusses are painting, printmaking, ceramics, and custom sculpture installations.
Dimensions:
15.25&#34; x 24.25&#34; (frame size)
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MCM ART PRINT by Nancy Train (Smith) signed &#38; dated 1971

These original French fashion prints came from a Hamilton estate. They were inherited from her great aunt, a fashion designer in Montreal during the 1920s and 1930s. (note: prints are offered individually as lots #87 - #94)
Dimensions:
11.75&#34; x 14&#34; (frame size)
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original 1913 FRENCH FASHION PRINT by A.E. Marty

A small collection of unframed Indigenous artworks, from a Brockville collector of 50+ years.
ARTIST&#39;S BIOGRAPHY: Lloyd Kakepetum (b.1958) is a self-taught Indigenous artist from Keewaywin, Ontario. Known for acrylic paintings and silkscreen prints, in the Woodland School style. His work focuses on traditional Ojibwa stories and the preservation of Anishinaabe culture. His art is exhibited internationally, and is help in both public and private collections. To help preserve his culture and history, he teaches art to children in his community. 
Dimensions:
29.75&#34; x 22.25&#34;
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vintage LARGE INDIGENOUS PRINT - &#34;Flying South&#34; by Loyd Kakepetum 1982 (unframed)

This collection of 1960s Danish tourism posters (auction lots 37-42) were discovered rolled in a poster tube in an Ottawa estate.

ARTIST BIOGRAPHY: Ib Antoni (b.1929 d.1973) famous worldwide as ‘The Great Dane’. He designed hundreds of iconic posters, and played a key role in creating the large-scale advertising to sell Denmark and ‘Wonderful Copenhagen’ during the post-war period. The campaign was a huge success, and tourists flocked to Copenhagen. From New York to Monte Carlo, Ib Antoni’s posters were on the streets of capital cities worldwide. Tragically, Antoni died at age 44 in a hotel fire, during the peak of his career. His artwork and posters can be found in major museum collection throughout Europe, and are enthusiastically sought after by MCM collectors.
Dimensions:
24&#34; x 39&#34;
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vintage DENMARK TOURISM POSTER 1960s - artwork by Ib Antoni &#34;Roligt I Köpenhamn&#34; (&#34;Calm in Copenhagen&#34;)

A very well executed painting, with fine detail and in a nice period frame (see close-up images). Signed &#34;Harker&#34; in the lower right corner
Dimensions:
frame: 10.5&#34; x 13.25&#34; / artwork: 4.5&#34; x 7.5&#34;
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antique ART NOUVEAU WATERCOLOUR c.1900 (signed)

vintage MCM DENMARK TOURISM POSTER 1962 - artwork by Ib Antoni &#34;Wonderful Copenhagen&#34;

George Raab (b. 1948) a Canadian printmaker with an international reputation for wilderness landscapes, producing intaglio prints, photo-based etchings and aquatints. His work is included in more than 100 public, private, and corporate collections, including the Art Gallery of Ontario. Raab&#39;s intaglio images are made by creating grooves and textures below the surface of zinc or copper plates. His inspiration and subject matter is from the natural areas around Millbrook, Ontario and the Kawarthas.
Dimensions:
print size (top): 24&#34; x 5.5&#34; // print size (bottom): 23&#34; x 3.5&#34; // frame sizes: 34&#34; x 16&#34; (each) 
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pair CANADIAN ARTIST INTAGLIO PRINTS (artist&#39;s proofs) - by George Raab 1988

A small collection of unframed Indigenous artworks, from a Brockville collector of 50+ years.
ARTIST BIOGRAPHY: Robert Davidson is an internationally renowned Haida artist, master carver, and printmaker known for his pivotal role in the revival of Haida art and culture. Born in Alaska in 1946, he grew up in Haida Gwaii and began carving under his father and grandfather at age 13, later apprenticing with Bill Reid. His work includes totem poles, masks, serigraphs, and jewelry, expanding on traditional Haida design while incorporating contemporary elements, and can be found in major collections worldwide. 
Dimensions:
14&#34; x 11&#34; (each // mat size)
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2 indigenous HAIDA PRINTS - &#34;Eagle Transforming Into Itself&#34; &#38; &#34;Every Year the Salmon Come Back&#34; by (Haida artist) Robert Davidson 1983 (unframed) [B]

A small collection of unframed Indigenous artworks, from a Brockville collector of 50+ years.
Dempsey Bob, OC (b. 1948) is a Northwest Coast woodcarver, sculptor, and print artist, from British Columbia. He was born in the Tahltan village of Telegraph Creek on the Stikine River, and is of the Wolf clan, descending from the Tahltan and Tlingit First Nations. 
Dimensions:
19.5&#34; x 26&#34;
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vintage LARGE INDIGENOUS PRINT - &#34;Raven Travelling with Sculpin&#34; by Dempsey Bob 1979 (unframed)

A small collection of unframed Indigenous artworks, from a Brockville collector of 50+ years.
ARTIST BIOGRAPHY: Tim Paul (b.1950) a member of the Hesquiaht tribe from the Nuu-Chah-Nulth first nation. He is a master carver and print artist from Esperanza Inlet British Columbia. Paul was the senior carver at the Royal British Columbia Museum until 1992, leaving his postition to oversee an indigenous education program for the Port Alberni school board on Vancouver Island.
Dimensions:
20.5&#34; x 15.75&#34;
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vintage INDIGENOUS PRINT (artist proof #2) - &#34;White Killer Whale Transforming into Wolves&#34; by Tim Paul (unframed)

Both feature many images, as well as stories, history and artists biographies.
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2 books - &#34;Canadian Eskimo Art&#34; &#38; &#34;Canadian Inuit Sculpture&#34;

Good historical reference books, both are illustrated. 
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2 books - &#34;INDIAN ARTISTS AT WORK&#34; (signed copy) &#38; &#34;NATIVE FAMILY&#34; (first edition)

Toronto (Ontario, Canada) PARTNER MANAGED Estate Sale Online Auction - Industrial Street

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Matted original watercolour titled "First Snow" signed by Ontario artist Jeanette Langlois Labelle; mat 13" x 11", image 7" x 5", unframed

Matted watercolour painting "First Snow" signed Jeanette Langlois Labelle

Small landscape watercolour showing a snowy slope with bare trees against a dark winter sky; cool greys, blues and purples; signed lower left; mounted in white mat

Watercolour "First Snow" by Jeanette Langlois Labelle, matted

Langlois Labelle (d.2015) - An Ontario watercolour artist of merit, her work was featured in over 40 juried shows around the GTA. Langlois Labelle was an member of both the Humber Valley Art and the Etobicoke Group of Artists, and was a respected juror for the Toronto Watercolour Society. She won numerous awards, and her works are held in both private and public collections.
Dimensions:
13&#34; x 11&#34; (mat size) / 7&#34; x 5&#34; (painting size)
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Lot #86: Canadian artist - watercolour "FIRST SNOW" by Jeanette Langlois Labelle (matted, but unframed)

Only Available Pickup Date/Time: Sat, December 20 2025

Category A: 11:00 AM - 02:00 PM

Pickup Location: Industrial Street, Toronto, ON, M4G 1Y9 View Map (opens in new window)

Lot #86: Canadian artist - watercolour "FIRST SNOW" by Jeanette Langlois Labelle (matted, but unframed)

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Only Available Pickup Date/Time: Sat, December 20 2025

Category A: 11:00 AM - 02:00 PM

Pickup Location: Industrial Street, Toronto, ON, M4G 1Y9 View Map (opens in new window)

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