Cowichan Pullover Sweater
• Authentic Cowichan sweaters originate
from the Cowichan Tribes, a Coast Salish
First Nation on Vancouver Is., BC.
• Cowichan sweaters are hand-knit from
natural, hand-spun, un-dyed virgin
sheep&#39;s wool, which gives them natural
water resistance and durability.
• The eagle motif on the front and back
represents strength, power, and wisdom.
• The border and the sleeves have the
repeating &#34;hearts and flowers&#34; or &#34;vine&#39;
and leaf&#34; patterns.
• This sweater does not have a tag, and
is more tightly woven then more modern
sweaters, which indicates it was most
likely made between 1960&#39;s to late
1970&#39;s, and was sold directly from the
knitter to the customer, rather than going
through a store outlet.
• In very good used condition. It has
been washed and re-blocked. View
images.
• Size: Large to Large plus
• Chest: 44&#34;
• Body Length: 30&#34;
• Sleeve Length: 23&#34;
• Hem/Waist Width: 41&#34;
Dimensions:
See description for size.
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Cowichan Pullover Sweater

Hand Carved Fossiliferous Black
Marble Dish
• This piece contains embedded
ammonites and orthoceras fossils.
• The stone is typically sourced from
Morocco primarily quarried and hand-
carved in the Atlas Mountains region of
Morocco, specifically around Erfoud and
Rissani.
• These fossils are from cephalopods that
lived during the Paleozoic era, approx.
350 to 400 million years ago.
• In excellent condition, no breaks,
cracks, or chips. View images.
• Weight: 7.25 oz. or 208 grams
• 5/8&#34; x 5 3/8&#34; x 2.75&#34;
Dimensions:
 5/8&#34; x 5 3/8&#34; x 2.75&#34;
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Hand Carved Fossiliferous Black Marble Dish

Inuit Stone Carving of &#34;Sedna&#34; the
Mermaid Signed
• I have not been able to find a record of
this artist, but have the following
information
• The Inuit symbolics translate to either
(Tukaiku or Tukaruitu).
• There is also a number on the reverse,
(104571) which means this piece was
made on or before 1971, when the Gov&#39;t.
of Canada gave each artist for recording,
and stopped doing after that date.
• From Wikipedia:
Sedna (Inuktitut, romanized: Sanna,
previously Sedna or Sidne) is the
goddess of the sea and marine animals
in Inuit religion, also known as the
Mother of the Sea or Mistress of the Sea.
The story of Sedna, which is a creation
myth, describes how she came to rule
over Adlivun, the Inuit equivalent of the
underworld. In sculptures, Sedna is often
depicted with the head and upper body
of a woman and the tail of a marine
mammal, similar to a mermaid.
• In excellent condition. No breaks,
cracks, for chips. View images.
• Weight: 14 oz. or 395 grams
• 1.5&#34; x 4.25&#34; x 3.25&#34;
Dimensions:
 1.5&#34; x 4.25&#34; x 3.25&#34;
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Inuit Stone Carving of &#34;Sedna&#34; the Mermaid - Signed

Lalique Deux Fleurs Crystal Perfume
Bottle
• Originally designed by René Lalique in
1935, the bottle features a double frosted
glass flower design with etched petals
and a clear glass stopper with a
decorative, textured pattern. &#34;Deux Fleurs&#34;
&#39; was a perfume that was discontinued by Lalique, 
but the design of the bottle continued until the 1990&#39;s.
• This piece is signed Lalique France with
their &#34;R&#34; in a circle for registered.
• In very condition, no breaks,
cracks, however there is a chip on one
side of the lip. The stopper is in
excellent condition. View images.
• Weight: 5.5 oz. or 158 grams
With Stopper:
3 5/8&#34;  x 3.75&#34;  X 1&#34;
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Lalique Deux Fleurs Crystal Perfume Bottle

Hand Made Maple Cutting Board
• Crafted from durable maple known for
its high density and scratch resistance.
• The natural oils in the wood make it
resistant to moisture and help ensure a
long-lasting, hygienic cutting surface.
• The board has been caucus in an
organic shape with an integrated handle
cutout for easy carrying and storage.
• The choice of wood shows the burl
sections, and the wavy formations of the
grain to good advantage.
• This cutting board is used, and does
show some wear. I have lightly
re-sanded, and refinished the wood with
mineral oil.
• In very good condition, no breaks or
cracks, but one minuscule chip. View
images.
• 5/8&#34; x 15.75&#34; x 8.5&#34;
Dimensions:
5/8&#34; x 15.75&#34; x 8.5&#34;
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Hand Made Maple Cutting Board

Tramontina Tri-Ply Clad Stainless Steel
Saucepan w/ Lid
• Made in Brazil and the model number is
83116/015, and is Induction-ready.
• It has a capacity of 3 quarts or 2.8
litres.
• Premium 18/10 stainless steel with an
aluminum core for even heat distribution,
and is compatible with all cooktops,
including induction, gas, electric, and
ceramic glass.
• In excellent &#34;almost new&#34; condition, no
breaks, splits, minor scratching. View
images.
• Weight: 1.740 kg. or 3 lb. 13 3/8 oz.
• Not including lid: 2 7/8&#34; x 12.75&#34; x 10&#34;
Dimensions:
Not including lid: 2 7/8&#34; x 12.75&#34; x 10&#34;
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Tramontina Tri-Ply Clad Stainless Steel Saucepan w/ Lid

BOMA Canada Sea to Sky by Corinne
Hunt, Wolf and Peace in Family
• BOMA stands for the Building Owners
and Managers Association, and the
organization acknowledges its location
on traditional First Nations territory as
part of its public stance on reconciliation
and respect for Indigenous peoples, as
indicated by its land acknowledgments
and educational initiatives, so various
items were produced.
• Corinne Hunt who designed this piece
was born Alert Bay, British Columbia in
1959 into a family rich in artist heritage.
Immediate family members include
renowned artists Henry, Richard and
Tony Hunt. All of whom have influenced
her art. Corrine&#39;s uncle, Norman
Brotchie, also acted as teacher and
mentor.
• The &#34;Sea to Sky&#34; collection, which
features artwork like the &#34;Wolf and Peace
in Family&#34; piece, were created around
2010. This one has a Coast Hotels logo
on the reverse.
• In excellent condition. No breaks,
cracks, for chips. View images.
4.75&#34;  10.25&#34; x 6&#34;
Dimensions:
4.75&#34;  10.25&#34; x 6&#34;
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BOMA Canada Sea to Sky by Corinne Hunt, Wolf and Peace in Family

Mid-Century Modern Brass Elephant
Family
• These hollow brass elephants have no
label, however most were produced in
Korea, Taiwan and India.
• These have been made in two halves,
and then brazed together, polished, and
burnished. They did not braze the seam
on the bottom.
• None show any wear, nor is there any
corrosion, and are in excellent condition.
• Small: 2&#34; x 2.25&#34; X 1.25&#34;
• Medium: 2.5&#34; x 3.5&#34; X 1 3/8&#34;
• Large: 3 1/8&#34; x 4 5/8&#34; X 1.75&#34;
Dimensions:
See description for sizes
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Mid-Century Modern Brass Elephant Family

&#34;Uranium Glass&#34; Jadeite Juicer Bowl
Attachment for a Sunbeam Mixmaster
• It is made from authentic jadeite green
glass, which often contains trace
amounts of uranium and glows under a
UV black light.
• The bowl is designed to accommodate
a central reamer and a metal funnel for
the spout, which are typically sold
separately.
• It was made in the 1940&#39;s. The
underside of the bowl often features a
molded patent number, such as &#34;DES
PAT 87228&#34;
• In excellent condition, no breaks,
cracks, or chips. View images.
• Weight: 900 grams or 1 lb. 15.75 oz.
• 4 7/8&#34; x 7&#34; x 7&#34;
Dimensions:
4 7/8&#34; x 7&#34; x 7&#34;
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&#34;Uranium Glass&#34; Jadeite Juicer Bowl

Hand-Blown Olive Green Oil /Vinegar
Cruet w/ Stopper
• I believe this to be European made,
either Spain or Italy.
• This piece was blown into a mold, but
there is a pontil mark on the bottom.
• It features a pour spout, a handle, and a
stopper for dispensing liquids like oil,
vinegar, or salad dressings.
• Mid-Century Modern design, dating this
to the 1960&#39;s or 1970&#39;s.
• In excellent condition, no breaks,
cracks, or chips. View images.
• Weight: 6.5 oz. or 184 grams
• 5.5&#34; x 2.75&#34; x 3 1/8&#34;
Dimensions:
5.5&#34; x 2.75&#34; x 3 1/8&#34;
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Hand-Blown Olive Green Oil /Vinegar

Bob Kingsmill - Salmon Mug
• Born in Vancouver, BC, Bob moved to
Winnipeg, Man., and began making
ceramics 1961. In 1967 he opened studio
in the Okanagan, becoming known for
his stoneware, raku, masks and murals.
• The Kingsmill Pottery Studio founded in
1979 on Granville Island, and he has
continues creating for the last 46 years.
• Website:
httos://craftarchive.ca/s/bccmr/item/
1714
• This is a gas fired cone 10 stoneware
mug, thrown and altered with imprints of
salmon.
• In excellent condition, no breaks,
cracks, or chips. Some crazing on
interior glaze. View images.
• 3 7/8&#34; x 2.75&#34; x 2.25&#34;
Dimensions:
 3 7/8&#34; x 2.75&#34; x 2.25&#34;
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Bob Kingsmill - Salmon Mug

West Coast First Nations Jade Owl
Pendent & Sterling Snake Chain
• This piece is not signed, but most jade
cavings come from the Haida, Kwakiutl,
or a Coast Salish Nation.
• Owl totems generally represent
wisdom, intuition, foresight, or
messengers between worlds.
• British Columbia is a major source of
nephrite jade, often referred to by the
Indigenous words &#34;squa&#34; and &#34;lisht&#34; in
some areas. This green stone has been
used by B.C. native peoples for carving
for at least 3000 years.
• The snake chain is marked 925, sterling,
and is 20.25 inches in length
• In excellent condition, one break, but
still attached. View Images.
• 5/8&#34; x .75&#34; x 1/8&#34;
Dimensions:
5/8&#34; x .75&#34; x 1/8&#34;              • Chain  20.25&#34;
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West Coast First Nations Jade Owl Pendent &#38; Sterling Snake Chain

Annie Scott Sweetgrass Basket
• Ms. Annie Scott is one of those people.
Known as a Sweetgrass Lady from
Mount Pleasant, South Carolina, USA.
• Sweetgrass basket making has been a
part of the Charleston coastal community
of Mount Pleasant for more than 300
years. Introduced by the slaves that
were brought here from West Africa, and
the weavers are referred to as Gullah
families in South Carolina&#39;s Low country
region.
• website:
https://pigammamu.org/newsletter/
july2014/article5.html
• This baskets uses needlegrass rush
(Juncus roemerianus or bulrush. This is
coiled together with strips of saw
palmetto fibres.
• This piece is signed and dated Annie
Scott, 2005.
• In excellent condition, no breaks,
cracks. View images.
• 3&#34; X 7.25&#34;  X 6&#34;
Dimensions:
3&#34; X 7.25&#34;  X 6&#34;
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Annie Scott Sweetgrass Basket

Striped Mixed Wood Cutting Board
• This is handmade, featuring alternating
stripes of light and dark woods, maple,
walnut, and I believe the reddish wood I
believe is mahogany Sapele (Sapelli).
• The cutting board is used, and does
show some wear. I have lightly sanded,
and refinished the wood with mineral oil.
• The board uses edge-grain
construction, where the long, side edges
of the wood form the cutting surface.
• In very good condition, no breaks,
cracks, or chips. View images.
• 5/8&#34; x 14.75&#34;  x 9.25&#34;
Dimensions:
5/8&#34; x 14.75&#34;  x 9.25&#34;
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Striped Mixed Wood Cutting Board

Meg Buckley - &#34;Salt Pig&#34;
• Meg Buckley (1931 - 2020)
• Meg immigrated to Canada in 1956,
settling in Port Alberni from the UK.
• She took pottery classes at the UBC
Pottery Huts in 1961/62, (John Reeve,
Hilda Ross) while working as a nurse.
• She moved to Saltspring Island in 1980,
making reliable and handsome pottery
until she was 80 years old.
• She was very influenced by the idea of
the Leach tradition of making simple
functional pottery, and being the &#39;village&#39;
potter serving a community.
• Iron rich stoneware clay, with a semi-
matte white speckled glaze. stem and
leaf design. Cone 10 gas fired. Made
between 1970 and 1980.
• In excellent, condition, no breaks,
cracks, or chips. View images
• 4.5&#34;  X 4.25&#34;  X 4.25&#34;
Dimensions:
 4.5&#34;  X 4.25&#34;  X 4.25&#34;
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Meg Buckley - &#34;Salt Pig&#34;

Antique &#34;Chinese&#34; Satsuma Porcelain
Decorative Egg
• This piece dates to 1880 to 1910 and
was made in China. They produced
copies of the Japanese Satsuma eggs.
• They used porcelain rather than
earthenware clay, so there is a smooth
glossy glaze rather than the &#34;crackle&#34;
glaze of Japanese earthenware Satsuma.
• Made of porcelain, featuring hand-
painted details with heavy gold gilding
and raised enamel work (moriage).
• The raised, textured details are created
using enamels in a fourth and separate
kiln firing called the moriage technique.
• The intricate design depicts geisha
women with parasols in a garden or
landscape motif. With a cherry tree in
bloom, geese flying in the sky, and
mountains in the background.
• In excellent condition, no breaks,
cracks, or chips. View images.
• Egg: 6.5&#34; x 4&#34; x 4&#34;
• Stand: 1 1/8&#34; x 3 3/8&#34; x 3 3/8&#34;
Dimensions:
• Egg: 6.5&#34; x 4&#34; x 4&#34;                 • Stand: 1 1/8&#34; x 3 3/8&#34; x 3 3/8&#34;
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Antique &#34;Chinese&#34; Satsuma Porcelain Decorative Egg w/ Stand

Stan McRae - Yew Wood Candlesticks
• Stan McRae (1931 - 2020) was a
respected local woodturner and
environmentalist from Gabriola Is., BC.
He was known for his finely crafted
wooden bowls and other items, often
made from local woods like yew, as
noted on the label.
• Stan and his wife Maxine were
significant figures in the Gabriola Is.
community, notably for donating the land
where the Gabriola Historical and
Museum Society building stands.
• Website:
httos://vancouverislandfreedaily.com/
2020/06/14/stan-mcrae/
• In very good condition, no breaks, a
drying cracks, but no chips. View
images.
• 3.25&#34; x 2.25&#34; x 2.25&#34;
Dimensions:
3.25&#34; x 2.25&#34; x 2.25&#34;
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Stan McRae - Yew Wood Candlesticks

Resin Pewter Colored Octopus
Sculpture
• This octopus sculpture is made of
durable resin, and hand painted an aged
silver-pewter finish.
• I believe that this sculpture was initially
meant for items like jewelry, but is also
just an interesting piece on it&#39;s own for
coastal, nautical, or beach-themed
decor.
• From what research I&#39;ve been able to
do these were made in China around
2017 bu either &#34;The Bridge Collection&#34;
&#34;Ebros Gift&#34;.
• In excellent condition, no breaks,
cracks, or chips. View images.
• 6&#34; x 9.5&#34; x 9&#34;
Dimensions:
6&#34; x 9.5&#34; x 9&#34;
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Resin Pewter Colored Octopus Sculpture

Rachelle Chinnery - &#34;Shell Bowl&#34;
Rachelle Chinnery arrived in BC from
Ontario in 1996, and now live on Hornby
Island.
• She was tutored by Japanese potters in
Yokohama, Tokyo, and Kita Kyushu for 4
years.
• Rachelle is renowned for her sculptural
vessels, and for her evocative,
translucent carved porcelain pottery. Her
work has been exhibited and awarded
internationally and she has been
awarded BC Arts and Canada Arts
Council Grants.
• In 2007 she was the first ceramicist to
receive the Carter Wosk Award in Applied
Art & Design.
• Website: 
https://www.rachellechinneryporcelain.com
• This &#34;Shell Bowl&#34; also incorporates a
crystalline glaze.
• In excellent condition no breaks,
cracks, or chips. View Images.
• 1.5&#34; x 4.75&#34; x 4 5/8&#34;
Dimensions:
1.5&#34; x 4.75&#34; x 4 5/8&#34;
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Rachelle Chinnery - &#34;Shell Bowl&#34;

Chinese Porcelain Figurine of Fu Xing,
the God of Good Fortune & Happiness
• Fu Xing, one of the three Chinese
deities known as Fu Lu Shou (also
Sanxing).
• He is typically depicted as a scholar
holding a scroll, which in this case can
be seen in his left arm. The scroll
signifies wealth or blessings.
• This figurine was made in the mid-20th
century, dating from 1950 to the 1970.
This piece has been decorated first with
&#34;stencil&#34; outlines, and then hand painted
with enamels. Then a fourth firing for the
22 carat gold overlays.
• The bottom still retains remnants of kiln
shelf
• In excellent condition, no breaks,
cracks, or chips. View images.
• 12&#34; x 5.25&#34; x 4&#34;
Dimensions:
12&#34; x 5.25&#34; x 4&#34;
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Chinese Porcelain Figurine of Fu Xing, the God of Good Fortune &#38; Happiness

Turquoise Blue Etched Martini Shaker
• From the &#34;The Etched Collection&#34;, and
sold through &#34;Winestuff&#34; in the States.
• Crafted from heavy glass with textured
etching on outside, and with a stainless
steel lid/strainer.
• It is capable of handling approximately
30 fluid ounces.
• This type of design is often associated
with Mid-Century Modern or Art Deco
barware styles.
• It comes with three parts; the lid, the
strainer, and the glass base.
• Produced within the last five years, as
new.
• In excellent condition, no breaks,
cracks, or chips. View images.
• Weight: 1 lb. 15.25 oz. or 885 grams
• 10&#34; x 4&#34; x 4&#34;
Dimensions:
10&#34; x 4&#34; x 4&#34;
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Turquoise Blue Etched Martini Shaker

Edwardian Sterling Rimmed Salt Cellar
1874
The hallmarks indicate the following:
• The anchor symbol signifies the item
was assayed in Birmingham, England.
• The &#34;CM&#34; likely represents the maker&#39;s
mark, possibly Cornelius Marsh.
• The lion passant confirms the use of
sterling silver 92.5% pure silver.
• Town/Assay Office Mark (Anchor): An
anchor symbol is the traditional mark for
the Birmingham Assay Office, where the
silver was tested for purity.
• Date Letter (Z in a square cartouche):
This letter indicates the specific year the
item was assayed. For Birmingham silver,
the letter &#34;Z&#34; in this specific style and
cartouche corresponds to the year 1874.
• In good condition. The glass is in
perfect condition. Note the silver rim has
dents on the interior sections. View
Images.
1.25&#34; x 2 1/8&#34; x 2 1/8&#34;
Dimensions:
1.25&#34; x 2 1/8&#34; x 2 1/8&#34;
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Edwardian Sterling Rimmed Salt Cellar 1874

Hand Painted Limoges Fish Plate
• This plate features a detailed, hand-
painted fish motif with a background of
swirling water and aquatic plants. It has
a scalloped or molded rim, highlighted
with gold gilding.
• The fish depicted on the plate is a
freshwater fish species; a trout, salmon,
perch, or carp.
• The image displays the manufacturer&#39;s
mark for A. Klingenberg (AK) porcelain
from Limoges, France. The mark &#34;AK
France&#34; with a &#39;D&#39; inside the A was used
by the factory between approximately
1890 and 1910. The &#39;D&#39; stands for
Dwenger, as A. Klingenberg partnered
with Charles Dwenger to produce high-
quality porcelain.
• This piece is signed &#34;Golse&#34; or &#34;Golsp&#34;
but I have not been able to find the
artists full name.
• In excellent condition, no breaks,
cracks, chips, or wear on the gilt. View
images.
• 1&#34;  x 9.5&#34; x 9.5&#34;
Dimensions:
 1&#34;  x 9.5&#34; x 9.5&#34;
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Hand Painted Limoges Fish Plate

Vintage Brass Duck Figurines
• These hollow brass ducks, however
they most commonly produced in Korea.
• These are Mid-Century Modern decor
and date to the 1960&#39;s or 1970&#39;s.
• These have been made in two halves,
and then brazed together, polished, and
burnished. They brazed the seam on the
underside, but did not completely
remove the seam visually.
• They feature detailed webbed feet
which were separately cast, and
attached with screws.
• Neither show any wear, nor is there any
corrosion, and are in excellent condition.
• Duck #1: 4&#34; x 7 3/8&#34; X 2&#34;
• Duck #2: 6.25&#34; x 6.25&#34; X 1 7/8&#34;
Dimensions:
• Duck #1: 4&#34; x 7 3/8&#34; X 2&#34;                   • Duck #2: 6.25&#34; x 6.25&#34; X 1 7/8&#34;
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Vintage Brass Duck Figurines

Victoria (British Columbia, Canada) SELLER MANAGED Reseller Online Auction - Balfour Avenue

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Chinese brown stoneware rice-wine vessel known as a “tiger whiskey” jug, bulbous body with narrow flared neck, dark mottled green-brown glaze over pink clay, unglazed foot ring, production circa 1880s-1920s, approximately 6.25 in H x 4.5 in Dia, no chips, cracks or breaks observed

Chinese stoneware tiger whiskey jug

Front view of mottled green-brown stoneware tiger whiskey jug

Alternate angle highlighting neck and rim

Hand-thrown stoneware jug with glossy speckled olive-to-brown glaze, subtle streaking, rounded shoulders tapering to short neck and rolled rim, foot and base show natural clay coloration

Chinese Ceramic Tiger Whiskey Jug

Chinese Ceramic &#34;Tiger Whisky Jug&#34;
• These bottles are called tiger whiskey&#39;s,
although they never held whiskey. They
actually held rice wine or liquor and were
imported in large quantities in California,
mainly for migrant Chinese miners and
railroad workers.
• These are not easy to date, but were
made between the 1880&#39;s-1920&#39;s.
• These jugs were a form of &#34;brown
stoneware or &#34;pink pottery&#34;, referring to
the colour of the clay before before they
were fired in wood brick kilns.
• While a specific region isn&#39;t consistently
named across sources, one known area
for similar traditional rice wine (Mijiu)
fermentation and storage jars is the
Zheiiang province in Eastern China,
where artisans handcrafted these types
of vessels.
• In excellent condition, no breaks,
cracks, or chips. View images.
• 6.25&#34;  x 4.5&#34;  X 4.5&#34;
Dimensions:
6.25&#34;  x 4.5&#34;  X 4.5&#34;
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Bid Date	Bid Amount
Jan 31, 2026, 4:16:11 AM	$17.00
Jan 31, 2026, 4:15:08 AM	$14.00
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Jan 31, 2026, 4:13:48 AM	$11.00
Jan 31, 2026, 4:10:40 AM	$10.00
Jan 31, 2026, 4:10:32 AM	$9.00
Jan 31, 2026, 4:10:33 AM	$9.00
Jan 31, 2026, 4:10:20 AM	$8.00
Jan 31, 2026, 4:10:20 AM	$7.00
Jan 31, 2026, 4:10:09 AM	$6.00
Jan 31, 2026, 4:10:09 AM	$5.00
Jan 28, 2026, 7:34:40 PM	$4.00
Jan 28, 2026, 7:34:40 PM	$3.00
Jan 28, 2026, 6:31:57 PM	$2.00
Jan 24, 2026, 2:46:14 AM	$1.00

Lot #6: Chinese Ceramic "Tiger Whisky Jug"

Only Available Pickup Date/Time: Mon, February 02 2026

Category A: 09:30 AM - 02:30 PM

Pickup Location: Balfour Avenue, Victoria, BC, V9A 1S1 View Map (opens in new window)

Lot #6: Chinese Ceramic "Tiger Whisky Jug"

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Only Available Pickup Date/Time: Mon, February 02 2026

Category A: 09:30 AM - 02:30 PM

Pickup Location: Balfour Avenue, Victoria, BC, V9A 1S1 View Map (opens in new window)

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