Excellent display quality for your collection or home decor. Beautiful large piece of golden-orange cluster citrine mounted on a custom metal stand. From the collection of a 30-year collector. Purchased at the Bancroft Rockhound Gemboree. Its appearance immediately draws attention. The citrine formed flawlessly, exhibiting a rich orange hue that sparkles through its intact, crystallized points. This interplay results in a lustrous quality, shining like golden flares. The points vary in size.
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Citrine (Large Gemstone on Mount)

10K gold chain, clasp is also 10K.
Raw/natural Herkimer diamond ring (size 8) by Erica Weiner.

Herkimer Diamonds are not diamonds at all, but small double-terminated quartz crystals named for Herkimer County, New York, where they are found. Double-terminated crystals of quartz are fairly rare, and these pieces are quite collectable. The crystals formed in small hollows in the Little Falls Dolostone, a formation some 500 million years old.

The Herkimer Diamond Solitaire is a playful take on the idea of a Diamond Solitaire Ring. Made from square-stock silver, with a simple cage-setting it has a minimal, industrial chic. Made in New York City.
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10K Gold Chain &#38; Sterling Silver w Herkimer Diamond Ring

63g of .835 silver coins connected on chain/bracelet.
Guatemalan 1800s/1900 coins. Very cool piece for collectors or silver weight.
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.835 Silver Vintage 1800s 38 Guatemala Coin Chain

lot of silver plated items in need of TLC. 
gorgeous pickle cruet with tongs and sugar spooner with set of spoons are stunning pieces that are more difficult to find. beautiful detail on the sugar spooner.

large lot of SP butter spreaders.&nbsp;2 goblets.

Note that pieces in this lot have damage, as can be seen in the photos.

Lemon for scale reference - not included in lot.
                
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Silver Plate - Pickle Cruet, Sugar Spooner, Bread Basket, Butter Spreaders +

A manual winding watch featuring a mechanical movement, 17 jewels. The dial commemorates Yuri Gagarin and the first manned space flight on April 12, 1961. 

The Pobeda brand emerged in 1946 and was produced by various Soviet watch factories, including the First Moscow Watch Factory (1MWF).  The Sturmanskie watch used a movement based on the Pobeda design and was produced under the Pobeda name for a period. The First Moscow Watch Factory, the producer of this specific watch model, eventually became known as the Poljot (Russian for &#34;Flight&#34;) watch brand. Yuri Gagarin&#39;s monumental journey into space in 1961 thrust Soviet watchmaking into the global spotlight. Aboard the Vostok 1, Gagarin wore the Sturmanskie (type 2 - improvement on the type I). This historic timepiece, with its manual-wind mechanical movement and luminescent hands, became an icon of horological achievement.

From the blog &#34;Dumarko&#34; title &#34;Soviet Watches: A Timeless Legacy&#34;:
&#34;Soviet watches, an enduring symbol of the USSR&#39;s technological prowess, continue to fascinate collectors and enthusiasts around the globe. These timepieces, produced within a planned economy, were designed with precision, reliability, and functionality at their core. Born out of necessity during the early days of the Soviet Union, the watch industry underwent rapid development, ultimately leading to the creation of legendary brands such as Pobeda, Raketa, Poljot, Vostok, and Slava. Each brand boasts its unique story and significance, reflecting not only the advancement of watchmaking technology but also the sociopolitical climate of the era. Soviet watches were worn by soldiers, astronauts, and everyday citizens alike, serving as reliable companions during times of peace and adversity. The watch industry experienced a significant boost during the Space Race, as timekeeping became an essential aspect of manned space missions. The cosmonauts&#39; timepieces, now icons of horological history, exemplify the symbiotic relationship between Soviet watch manufacturers and the nation&#39;s ambitious space program. Despite the challenges and upheaval following the collapse of the Soviet Union, the allure and craftsmanship of Soviet watches persist. &#34;
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WORKING - Vintage Soviet Pobeda/Poljot Sturmanskie Yuri Gagarin Mechanical Watch

Beautiful vintage cluster cocktail ring with 18KT H.G.E. (heavy gold electroplate) and marquise cut stones (stones unknown) and white opal petals with small stone accents (stones unknown). Size 7.

HGE on gold jewelry is a hallmark and short form for ‘Heavy Gold Electroplate’, which is also mentioned as ‘H.G.E’ sometimes. This hallmark defines that the jewelry piece is made of a base metal like brass or copper, and then coated with a thick layer of gold, using the electroplating method. ‘Heavy’ in the name talks about a thicker-than-usual gold layer compared to the usual electroplating pieces. The thicker plating allows the piece to be more resistant to tears and wear compared to standard plating.  Your HGE jewelry will have the same shine and shade as solid gold.
Dimensions:
size 7
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18KT H.G.E. Vintage Floral Cluster Opal Ring

Limited Edition (8/50) signed by artist in bottom right corner in vintage wooden frame. Print was purchased from The Likely General in Toronto around 2014.
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Limited Edition Framed Print &#34;Valkyrie&#34;

stamped 925 chain and pendant. pendant has small diamond in centre
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Sterling Silver &#38; Diamond Necklace

cup stamped - silver-plated. Pink selenite is a rarer, high-vibe form of gypsum. Also beautiful for display
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Pink Selenite Sphere on Silver-Plated Cup

Works. Only lamp in photos is in this lot - not chair or other. 

West Elm purchased around 2011/2012. They do not currently carry the chrome finish in this lamp. Some small spots of rust on base and a couple marks on one side of shade. Heavy base. Arch can come apart by screws to transport - buyer responsible for disassembling day of if desired for transport or transport as is. 

-Boasts a gravity-defying design and big presence reminiscent of MCM retro designs
-Simple linen shade casts a warm, calming light
-Gracefully swoops over a sofa or chair
-Contract Grade for unmatched durability
-The shape allows overhead light to be case anywhere in a room, no hardwiring necessary
-Metal body. Linen shade. Plug-in. In-line step on on/off switch. 
-Accommodates 60W bulbs, E26 socket
-16&#34; diameter base
-Shade: 19&#34; diam, x 10&#34;h
-Shade to floor: 57&#34;
-Wipe clean with a damp cloth. Avoid the use of chemicals and household cleaners.
Dimensions:
58&#34;wx19&#34;dx79&#34;h
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West Elm Lamp - Overarching Linen Shade Floor Lamp 79&#34; Chrome

Feature a sneaker-style boot (no size listed - length 25cm approx), mounted on quad skate plates. In carry bag.
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Vintage JetStar Roller Skates 1970s

Very high quality speakers - kept in great working condition with original grills.
10&#34; Dual Concentric Integrated Loudspeaker System.
The Tannoy T185 Dorset is a vintage 2-way loudspeaker system featuring Dual Concentric driver technology, produced around 1976. 
Known for its high-quality sound, it is valued by collectors for its performance. 250mm Tannoy Auxiliary Bass Radiator.
Specs:
Type: 2 way, 2 driver loudspeaker system
Frequency Response: 45Hz to 20 kHz
Power Handling: 60W
Recommended Amplifier: 70W (maximum)
Crossover Frequency: 1500Hz- 3500 depending on 3 or 4 coil
Impedance: 8 ohms (minimum 6 ohms)
Sensitivity: 90dB @ 1 metre
Full Range: 1 x dual concentric
Bass Radiator: 1 x passive
Enclosure: passive radiator
Finish: American Walnut
Dimensions: 670mmx350mmx268mm
Positioning: Standmount

Rarity: considered relatively rare vintage speakers, often described as a collector&#39;s item. While not impossible to find, they are vintage and not widely available on the general market. They appear occasionally on vintage audio marketplaces and in online enthusiast groups. 

last couple photos are ads for the speakers from the 70s.

In the 1970s, Tannoy speakers were manufactured in two main locations as the company transitioned its operations: 
West Norwood, London (Early to Mid-1970s): Until 1976, manufacturing was based at their Canterbury Grove premises in West Norwood.
Coatbridge, Scotland (From 1976): In 1976, Tannoy relocated its production operations to a new factory in Coatbridge, Scotland, which remained their manufacturing base for decades. 
Therefore, speakers produced in the first half of the 1970s (such as the early HPD series) were made in London, while those from 1976 onwards were made in Scotland. 
Dimensions:
350mm x 268mm x 670mm
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RARE TANNOY Speakers T185 Dorset - Vintage 1970s

Player: Tim Horton
Team: Buffalo Sabres
Set: 1972-73 OPC
Card Number: #197
#vintage #collectible

The 1972-73 O-Pee-Chee #197 Tim Horton card is considered a desirable vintage collectible rather than extremely rare, with prices ranging. As a Buffalo Sabres card from near the end of his career, it is highly valued by set builders and HOF collectors.
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1972-73 Tim Horton O-Pee-Chee #197 Hockey Card

The 1880-H 5-cent Canadian coin is considered a key date in the Victorian silver series, often sought after for its relative scarcity. These coins are made of .925 silver. The 1880-H represents a challenging date for collectors of 19th-century Canadian silver. 

Key Details for 1880-H 5 Cents:
Mint Mark: &#34;H&#34; (Heaton Mint, Birmingham) located on the reverse.
Mintage: 3,000,000
Content: 92.5% Silver, 7.5% Copper
Weight: 1.16 Grams
Diameter: 15.5 mm	Edge: Reeded
Mint: Heaton Mint, Birmingham, England
Designer: Leonard C. Wyon
Engraver: Same as Designer(s)
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1880 H Canada 5 Cents .925 Silver Key Date

Various designer colognes - many very full.&nbsp;Scent not guaranteed.
Dolce &amp; Gabbana "Light Blue"
Alfred Sung "Sung Homme"
Hugo Boss "Hugo"
Givenchy "Pi"
Ralph Lauren Polo x2
Mont Blanc
M.A.C.
Prada
Cordovan
Mackie for Men
Tommy Bahama box
                
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Designer Cologne Lot - Open Bottles

beautiful side table with green marble top and painted gold legs. 
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Green Marble Side Table

Telephone benches/gossip chairs originated in the late 19th/early 20th century as a functional necessity, combining a chair with a table to accommodate heavy, stationary phones and thick directories. Popular from the 1930s to 1950s, they provided a dedicated, comfortable spot for long, often private conversations, frequently placed in hallways. 
Key facts about their origin and purpose:
Design Evolution: They developed as a, convenience to hold the telephone, which was originally too large to be portable.
&#34;Gossip&#34; Name: The name comes from their use for long telephone conversations, often on shared &#34;party lines&#34; where users could listen in on neighbors, leading to the exchange of gossip.
Features: They typically included a seat, a surface for the phone, and a shelf or drawer for a telephone directory.
Cultural Context: Their popularity coincided with the rise of landline phones in American homes.

veneer and upholstery.
Dimensions:
33&#34;w x 16.5&#34;d x 28&#34;h
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Vintage MCM Telephone Bench

;aminated wood - 1970s retro design. collapsible and suitable for magazines, books, records, laptops. beautiful piece.
Dimensions:
14&#34;h x 13&#34; l x 9&#34;w
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Vintage 1970s Bentwood Magazine Rack

Note: the Numark DJ turntable is not included in this lot - it is in another (Lot #6). This lot is for the 2 Denon branded audio components.

All tested - working.

Denon Precision Audio Component / AV Surround Receiver AVR-1801:
 5.1-channel, 70-watt-per-channel (into 8ohm) AV surround receiver introduced around 2000-2001, featuring Dolby Digital/DTS decoding and 24-bit/96kHz PCM audio support. It serves as a, now legacy, core home theater component with multiple S-video/composite inputs and 6-channel external inputs for SACD/DVD-Audio.

Denon PCM Audio Technology/ CD Auto Changer DCM-350:
Material: Metal case
Model: PCM Audio Technology / CD Auto Changer DCM-350 - Denon Marke / brand
Shape: Book-shelf unit.
Dimensions (WHD): 434 x 115 x 388 mm / 17.1 x 4.5 x 15.3 inch
Notes: An automatic carousel CD player/changer with a 20-bit 8 times oversampling digital filter. Continuous playback of up to 5 CDs.


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Denon Audio Stack (Receiver &#38; CD Changer)

Note: other audio components (Denon branded) are in another lot (Lot #4) and not included in this lot. This lot is just the DJ turntable, details below.

Numark TT-1510 Belt-Drive Turntable:
-a DJ-style turntable
-pitch control fader with a range of +/- 10%
-playback speeds of 33 and 45 RPM
-this model is no longer produced/ discontinued
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Numark TT-1510 Turntable (DJ/ Studio)

very cool retro wooden serving board with inset 60s/70s tile for cheese.
intricately decorated (lions on legs) metal rolltop caviar server - put ice in the bottom and rest the tin inside. 
cloth napkins - 2 &#34;Golden Harvest&#34; from April Cornell. grey striped napkins
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Retro Entertaining Lot - 60s/70s Tile Charcuterie Board, Caviar Rolltop, Cloth Napkins (April Cornell)

2 boxes of small glass bud vases - great for tablescapes at weddings, events, family gatherings this summer. new, vintage look. 
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Glass Bud Vases (events, weddings)

Recently polished - beautiful silver-plated champagne bucket stamped on bottom. lead mounts indicate late 19th-mid-20th century.

Made in England - unknown (not indicated) metal caviar rolltop server -place ice in bowl and tin on top.

Metal wine bottle plate - to keep your tablecloths tidy.

Perfect set for entertaining this summer, weddings, parties.
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Champagne &#38; Caviar. Silver Plated Servingware

Copper jug made in Portugal, stamped Tagus - vintage collectible.
Smaller vessels used for houseplants. 
Handmade ceramic wine goblet attributed to Kathleen Matsushita, unsigned (Durham Potters&#39; Guild).
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Copper Pitcher (Vintage Tagus), Studio Ceramics, Flower Pots

Hamilton (Ontario, Canada) SELLER MANAGED Downsizing Online Auction - Bishopsgate Ave.

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Mission M7C1 2-way magnetically shielded centre channel speaker, dual 110 mm woven glass composite woofers, 25 mm soft dome tweeter, 75 Hz–20 kHz frequency response, 87 dB sensitivity, 25–100 W power handling, black finish

Mission M7C1 centre channel speaker

Front view of Mission M7C1 speaker with grille

Close-up of Mission logo and grille fabric

Curved black centre speaker with fabric grille; compact UK-designed enclosure housing two 110 mm woofers and a 25 mm micro-fibre dome tweeter

Mission M7C1 Centre Channel Speaker

Designed in the UK by Mission.
The Mission m7c1 is a compact, magnetically shielded 2-way center channel speaker designed for home theater systems, featuring a 25mm soft dome tweeter and dual 110mm drivers. It offers a 75Hz-20kHz frequency response, 87dB sensitivity, and handles 25-100W, providing clear, detailed dialogue for the m70 series. 
Key Features and Performance
Design: Compact, magnetically shielded design allows for flexible placement, including wall mounting, without causing interference with, for example, a television.
Audio Quality: Utilizes a sheer micro-fibre dome tweeter for high-frequency detail and dual bonded woven glass composite cones for improved bass performance.
Performance: Known for providing high-fidelity audio with good spatial dispersion to minimize &#34;hot seat&#34; effects.
Compatibility: Ideal for use with Mission m70 series speakers and matches well with other brands
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Lot #8: Mission M7C1 Centre Channel Speaker

Only Available Pickup Date/Time: Sat, March 21 2026 Category A: 10:00 AM - 03:00 PM

Pickup Location: Bishopsgate Ave., Hamilton, ON, L8V 3K5 View Map (opens in new window)

Lot #8: Mission M7C1 Centre Channel Speaker

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Only Available Pickup Date/Time: Sat, March 21 2026 Category A: 10:00 AM - 03:00 PM

Pickup Location: Bishopsgate Ave., Hamilton, ON, L8V 3K5 View Map (opens in new window)

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