Vintage-style 925 Sterling Silver band featuring inlaid black onyx and marcasite stones. The design showcases a central vertical band of faceted marcasite flanked by two rectangular black onyx inlays, with additional marcasite clusters on the shoulders
Size 5.5
Dimensions:
Size 5.5
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Vintage-style 925 Sterling Silver band featuring inlaid black onyx and marcasite stones

Vintage-inspired ring is a 925 sterling silver floral eternity band featuring a delicate openwork filigree design. The pattern showcases interlacing branches, leaves, and floral motifs set with small clear stones
Size 10
Dimensions:
Size 10
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925 Sterling Silver floral filigree eternity band Size 10

Vintage Modernist style ring featuring a large, faceted hematite gemstone. Hematite is a metallic-looking stone known for its distinctive dark grey to black luster
Size 5.5
Dimensions:
Size 5.5
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Vintage Modernist Faceted Hematite style ring size 5.5 

This specific design is often fashioned in the shape of a nautilus or seashell. It features a distinctive ribbed or textured exterior and often includes an iridescent &#34;mother of pearl&#34; lustre glaze
Dual-Chamber Functionality: The scuttle consists of two main parts:
The Soap Deck: The top section with drainage holes is where a shaving soap puck would rest.
The Reservoir: The lower spout or reservoir was filled with hot water. When the user dipped their brush into the water and swirled it on the soap above, the holes allowed excess water to drain back down, keeping the soap warm and manageable without it becoming soggy.
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Victorian-style lustreware shaving scuttle

Edwardian era featuring hand-painted floral designs, colorful pansies—and gold accents
Fine porcelain finished with a pearlescent glaze
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Victorian-style Porcelain Shaving Scuttle

Antique porcelain small commemorative beaker, dating from the early 19th century featuring a distinctive fisherman or &#34;Old Sea Captain&#34; smoking a pipe
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Antique porcelain small commemorative beaker

vintage military artillery shell casing, likely a 20mm or 40mm round based on similar collectibles from the WWII era. 
Markings: The casing features stamps including &#34;PB&CO&#34; and a date of &#34;8/40,&#34; indicating it was manufactured by P.B. & Co. in August 1940. The projectile is made of steel, while the casing is constructed from brass
Dimensions:
10” length 
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Vintage military artillery shell casing, likely a 20mm or 40mm round

Vintage copper measuring pitcher with a brass handle, often referred to as a &#34;koppar mått&#34; from the Netherlands
Solid copper body with a brass handle. 
Features a tapered cylindrical shape with a wide pouring spout
6.5”

Dimensions:
6.5” tall 
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Vintage copper measuring pitcher with a brass handle 6.5” tall 

Small hand-carved soapstone sculpture of an inukshuk, a traditional Inuit stone marker commonly used in the Canadian Arctic. 
Usually carved from a single piece of soapstone. 
&#34;Inukshuk&#34; translates to &#34;in the likeness of a human
3.5”
Dimensions:
3.5”
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Soapstone Inukshuk 3.5”

Antique Natsume tea caddy, specifically a Japanese lacquerware container used in the tea ceremony to hold powdered matcha tea
The caddy features traditional lacquer finish, often adorned with gold powder or delicate painted designs, intended to hold green tea. 
The surface shows prominent kintsugi or crazing—cracks and patina developed over decades or centuries of use—which enhances its antique value. 
Within the Japanese tea ceremony (chanoyu), this vessel is essential for storing tea before it is whisked into a bow
3” x 3”
Dimensions:
3” x 3”
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Antique Natsume Tea Caddy

Vintage Benihana of Tokyo &#34;Geisha Girl&#34; ceramic mug, specifically the version holding a bouquet or basket of flowers
Produced primarily in the 1970s and 1980s, these white glazed ceramic figures were souvenir cocktail cups used at Benihana Japanese Hibachi restaurants. While originally used for drinks like Mai Tais, they are now popular as collectibles and home decor
Dimensions:
6”
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Vintage Benihana of Tokyo &#34;Geisha Girl&#34; ceramic mug

Vintage Benihana of Tokyo &#34;Seated Buddha&#34; ceramic tiki mug.
Commonly produced in the 1970s and 1980s, these white glazed ceramic figures were souvenir cocktail cups used at Benihana Japanese Hibachi restaurants. This specific design features Buddha seated in an emperor&#39;s robe, holding a small pot in one hand with the other hand raised
Dimensions:
7”
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Vintage Benihana of Tokyo &#34;Seated Buddha&#34; ceramic tiki mug

Vintage Benihana of Tokyo &#34;Hotei&#34; (or Laughing Buddha) ceramic tiki mug, specifically the design featuring his hands raised. 
Commonly produced in the 1970s and 1980s, these white glazed ceramic figures were used as souvenir cocktail cups for signature drinks at Benihana Japanese hibachi restaurants. The design depicts Hotei, one of Japan&#39;s Seven Lucky Gods, who is a symbol of contentment and happiness

Dimensions:
8” 
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Vintage Benihana of Tokyo &#34;Hotei&#34; (or Laughing Buddha) ceramic tiki mug

Vintage Japanese glass fishing floats, historically used by fishermen to keep their nets and lines afloat in the ocean. 
Known as ukidama (buoy balls) or bindama (glass balls), they were traditionally hand-blown from recycled glass—often from old sake bottles—which gives them their signature seafoam green or aqua blue hues
Most were produced between 1910 and 1970. Each float is unique, often featuring natural imperfections like air bubbles, swirls, or &#34;straw marks&#34; from the cooling process.
The &#34;Button&#34;: The thick, circular mark on the side is the seal button, where the glass was pinched off after being blown.
Authentic floats may feature embossed manufacturer stamps on the seal button
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Vintage Japanese glass fishing floats

925 Sterling Silver cluster ring featuring three rows of stones in a &#34;boat&#34; or &#34;pyramid&#34; silhouette
Size 7
Dimensions:
Size 7
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925 Sterling Silver Cluster Ring Size 7

925 Sterling Silver Ring Size 7
Dimensions:
Size 7
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925 Sterling Silver Ring Size 7

925 Sterling Silver Pink Topaz Ring Size 8
Dimensions:
Size 8
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925 Sterling Silver Pink Topaz Ring Size 8

925 Sterling Silver Vintage Belt Ring Size 5.5
Dimensions:
Size 5.5
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925 Sterling Silver Vintage Belt Ring Size 5.5

Vintage 925 Sterling Silver signet ring featuring a rectangular Lapis Lazuli gemstone inlay
Size 7.5
Dimensions:
Size 7.5
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Vintage 925 Sterling Silver Lapis Lazuli Signet Ring Size 7.5

African hand-carved ebony wood figurine of a woman. Sculptures of this style are often associated with the Makonde tribe of Tanzania and Kenya, known for their intricate work in solid ebony wood
10.5”
Dimensions:
10.5”
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African hand-carved ebony wood figurine

Vintage Scandinavian mid-century modern (MCM) art glass bowl, likely a production from Holmegaard (Denmark). The &#34;pinched&#34; or folded rim and olive/avocado green color are hallmark characteristics of several famous designers from the 1950s and 60s

The free-form, organic shape is highly consistent with the &#34;Selandia&#34; or &#34;May Green&#34; (Majgrøn) series designed by Per Lütken for Holmegaard around 1957–1963 - marked 

The engraving on the base confirms this is an authentic piece of mid-century Holmegaard art glass from Denmark
The script clearly reads &#34;Holmegaard,&#34; the most prestigious glassworks in Denmark
Designer: The initials &#34;PL&#34; stand for Per Lütken, the company&#39;s head designer from 1942 until 1998, renowned for his organic, &#34;fluid&#34; glass designs
The number &#34;1959&#34; indicates the year this specific bowl was manufactured
8”
Dimensions:
8” 
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Vintage Holmegaard Scandinavian mid-century modern (MCM) art glass bowl

These are typically crafted from solid teak wood, which was a signature material of the Mid-Century Modern (MCM) era.
Designed to hold a removable ceramic tile or a glass dish for serving.
Intended for a butter dish or a small dipping bowl.
Often used to store cheese knives or small serving utensils
10” x 14”
Dimensions:
10” x 14”
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Vintage teak wood cheese or charcuterie boards (Denmark) 

Brass Mortar 3.5” 
Design features a double-sided, symmetrical silhouette with a flared &#34;bell&#34; shape at each end. This was a common style in the 18th and 19th centuries, often referred to as &#34;Renaissance Revival&#34; or &#34;Gothic&#34; style
5.5”
Dimensions:
5.5”
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Antique Brass Mortar &#38; Pestle 

Antique Ottoman-style Turkish brass coffee or spice grinder, likely dating from the late 19th to early 20th century. These mills were traditionally handcrafted for grinding coffee beans to the extremely fine powder required for Turkish coffee, but they are also commonly used for spices like pepper
9.5”
Dimensions:
9.5”
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Antique Ottoman-style Turkish brass coffee or spice grinder 9.5”

Esquimalt (British Columbia, Canada) PARTNER MANAGED Reseller Online Auction - Lampson Street

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Single engraved copper chamberstick with broad circular drip pan, short central socket, extended thumbpiece handle, approximate length 9 in, Middle Eastern origin, late 19th–early 20th century

engraved copper chamberstick

Top view showing engraved drip pan, socket, thumbpiece

Angled front view highlighting socket height and patina

Underside view displaying base construction and verdigris

Copper with aged patina and verdigris, hand-engraved floral and geometric motifs on socket and pan, low-profile form with teardrop back and hanging hole

Antique engraved copper chamberstick

Antique Middle Eastern engraved copper chamberstick (also called a candle holder), likely originating from the late 19th to early 20th century.
It features a classic low-profile design with a broad circular drip pan and a short central socket. A notable feature is the extended &#34;thumbpiece&#34; handle, which allows the user to safely carry the candle from room to room
9”
Dimensions:
9”
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Lot #64: Antique Middle Eastern engraved copper chamberstick

Only Available Pickup Date/Time: Sat, April 25 2026 Category A: 09:00 AM - 11:45 AM

Pickup Location: Lampson Street, Esquimalt, BC, V9A 6B5 View Map (opens in new window)

Lot #64: Antique Middle Eastern engraved copper chamberstick

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Only Available Pickup Date/Time: Sat, April 25 2026 Category A: 09:00 AM - 11:45 AM

Pickup Location: Lampson Street, Esquimalt, BC, V9A 6B5 View Map (opens in new window)

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