This is my favourite thing in the auction and the hardest to part with. But my loss is hopefully your gain. 

This is two (one facing forwards, one backwards) paintings attributed on the back to famous Quebecois artist Alfred Pellan. Now a bit of storytime. Alfred Pellan left Quebec to study art in France in 1926. Pellan stayed in France until the lead up to WW2 then returned to Quebec. Leaving behind a large amount of works in France. And while Pellan&#39;s works upon returning to Quebec are prolific, pieces from the time period (1925-1930) referenced on the back are few and far between because many were left behind to WW2 France and lost to time.

A lot of Pellan&#39;s pieces look different from this one, because a lot of them are from after returning from France. But one known, contemporary piece, Bain, Aukleden from 1936 is strikingly similar. A picture of it can be found here: https://artvalue.ca/artwork/Alfred-Pellan/Bain-Aukleden/230432428133/

Now let&#39;s talk pictures 6-10. Picture 6 is is a book about Pellan&#39;s life and works. Picture 7 is a picture from that book of Pellan&#39;s studio in France in 1931, with a red square. Picture 8 is a zoom in of that red square. Picture 9 is that zoom in showing the hand (red), arm/elbow (blue) and back of chair (yellow) of the painting. And then picture 10 shows those same features in the painting in this auction. There is a better quality version of the photo in the MNBAQ archieves in Quebec City if someone wants to go look at it. And I have spoken to someone (not at MNBAQ) who has access to the better quality picture and sees the same thing. One thing I have not done out of pure fear of damaging something was remove the painting from the frame, and/or remove the painting from the stretcher. So someone would need to do so to confirm the back of the chair is hidden by the stretcher. But as much as I could see by shining a light under it, it&#39;s there.

Pictures 11-13 appear to show that it was shown somewhere at some point. There are labels on the frame, if not partially removed. There&#39;s what appears to be either a accession number, or a lot number written on the frame &#34;a4934&#34; or &#34;a4954&#34;.

You can have all my research notes into the painting, you can have the book with the picture of it in Pellan&#39;s studio. You can have all the materials I used to track down the previous owners and hopefully you will have better luck finishing the research than I did. Unfortunately moving prevents me from taking it with me across the country to continue the work.

See lot 20 for additional Pellan resources/research materials. There’s some cool items there. Like 12 books gifted by Pellan’s wife Madeleine to Quebecois artist Maurice Agnan

Dimensions of the painting (without frame) is approximately 25”h x 20”w
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Alfred Pellan Nu Assis dans un Paysage (listed artist) double sided oil on canvas painting

Print of a painting of teddy bears having a picnic. Numbered 42/475. Can’t tell who it’s by. Great for hanging in a nursery/child’s bedroom. 

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Master Bruno’s Picnic Print

2001 original post impressionist acrylic on board landscape painting. Signed “Yach” on lower right. 

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Original “Autumn Vista” landscape painting acrylic on board 

4 needlepoints of flowers. My mom did them 35+ years ago.

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Flower needlepoints

Pen on paper sketch of the Malay Quarter in Johannesburg South Africa. Unknown who the artist is but it’s a really nicely done piece. 

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Pen on Paper sketch Malay Quarter Johannesburg - unknown artist

Not really sure what’s up with this one. It’s on canvas and uses pre-WW2 hardware but no texture or brush strokes. Probably needs a good cleaning. 

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Antique (?) print on canvas

Beautiful pair of antique Victorian parlour chairs in the Eastlake style, likely dating to the late 1800s.

These chairs feature solid wood frames with detailed geometric carving, turned legs, and original castors. The upholstery has been professionally redone in a neutral patterned fabric, making them ready to use while still maintaining their antique character.

They are sturdy, comfortable, and would work well as accent chairs in a living room, office, or heritage-style space.

Details:
	•	Style: Eastlake / Victorian
	•	Approx. era: Late 19th century (circa 1880–1900)
	•	Solid wood construction
	•	Original wood finish and castors
	•	Reupholstered seat and back (excellent condition)
	•	Sold as a pair

Condition:
Very good antique condition. Wood shows minor wear consistent with age. Upholstery is clean and in great shape.
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Antique Eastlake-Style Victorian Parlour Chairs (Pair) – Solid Wood, Reupholstered

Elegant tufted accent chair with a classic, timeless design. Features a high back with button tufting, nailhead trim detailing, and solid wood arms and legs.

Originally upholstered in leather, the chair has been redone in durable faux leather, giving it a clean, updated look while maintaining its traditional style.

Comfortable and sturdy, it works well as a living room accent chair, office chair, or reading chair.

Details:
	•	Tufted backrest with button detailing
	•	Faux leather upholstery (easy to clean)
	•	Nailhead trim accents
	•	Solid wood arms and legs
	•	Neutral colour that fits most spaces

Condition:
Good used condition. Frame is solid and sturdy. Minor signs of wear consistent with normal use.

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Tufted Accent Chair – Faux Leather, Nailhead Trim, Solid Wood frame

Solid wood round dining table with 4 matching chairs – perfect for a kitchen, condo, or small dining space.

The table has a classic design with a warm wood finish and a space-saving rounded shape that fits comfortably in smaller areas. Chairs feature sturdy wood frames with cushioned seats for added comfort.

Details:
	•	Solid wood table and chairs
	•	Seats 4 comfortably
	•	Round design – great for smaller spaces

	•	Sides of table fold down to save space
	•	Cushioned chair seats (easy to wipe clean)
	•	Neutral, versatile style

Condition:
Good used condition. Table surface shows some light wear consistent with normal use, but everything is solid and fully functional.
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Solid Wood Round Dining Table Set – 4 Chairs, Space-Saving Kitchen Table

Good simple desk for a home office or for a student to do homework on. 

On 2nd floor upstairs. Please bring whatever tools/help you need to get it out of the house
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Office Desk

65” 1080p LG smart TV. Fairly old (I’d guess 7-10 years) but still works great. Could be used as a secondary tv for kids’ game systems or something. 

On 2nd floor upstairs. Please bring whatever tools/people needed to help get it down the stairs

TV stand not included. TV Stand is lot 12
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65” LG Smart TV

TV stand suitable for a 65” TV. It has 6 cubbies for storage. It’s black. It’s deceptively heavy. 

On 2nd floor upstairs. Please bring whatever tools/people needed to move it. 

TV not included. TV is lot 11
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TV stand for 65” TV

Hoselton sculpture of a loon made of aluminum. Signed Hoselton 1549 on the bottom. 

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Hoselton Aluminum Loon Sculpture 1549

Doctor told me to buy an exercise bike because I was fat. Now I’m fat and own an exercise bike. Hopefully soon I will be fat, but not own an exercise bike. 

On 2nd floor upstairs. Please bring whatever tools/people needed to bring downstairs 
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Exercise Bike

I’m a big fan of this fan. It blows air, which is what a fan is supposed to do!

On 2nd floor upstairs. Please bring whatever tools/people needed to bring down the stairs
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Oscillating floor fan. 

Really nice art deco style night stands that unfortunately have endured a bit of a beating. Likely from 1960s-1980s. Hopefully someone can bring new life to them. 

On 2nd floor upstairs. Please bring whatever tools/people needed to bring downstairs 
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Vintage Art Deco style nightstands (painted black)

Animal Crossing New Horizons for the Nintendo Switch. Build your town. Catch bugs and fish and be hounded by a Raccoon about your mortgage payments! Who doesn’t love Animal Crossing?
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Nintendo Switch Animal Crossing New Horizons 

Full sized Bed Frame from Amazon Basics. Can be unscrewed to be used as two separate single sized beds. Legs can be folded up for easier movement. 

Mattress NOT included. 
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Amazon Basics Full Size Bed Frame 

Not sure what else to say. It’s a space heater that sits on the floor. 

It has a dial and internal thermostat that will shut off the heater when the room reaches the desired temperature. It can rotate. 

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Floor Space Heater

Various art books. Mostly related to Alfred Pellan/the painting in lot 1

Some are fairly rare. Rare as in hard to come by. Not necessarily rare as in super expensive. 

12 of the books are inscribed by Pellan’s wife Madeleine Pellan(d) with messages to Quebecois artist Maurice Agnan. 

Some of the books are just reference guides, but if you want to learn about Canadian art auctioned at Sotheby’s from 1968-1980… it’s in here as well as other old auction catalogs and books. 
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Various Art Books - Some Rare

My kid was super into Ninja Warrior for a long time. Now they’re into theatre. So their sports training equipment can go. 

There is:
- A modifiable balance beam 
- One of those ladders you put on the ground and run through
- Duonamic door frame pull-up bars
- hurdles
- balance pods
- various ninja holds
- pylons and ground markers
- wrist & arm strengthening tools
- Possibly more. This is what I pulled from the tub before I got tired
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Ninja Warrior/Sporting Equipment 

Two used kick pads and a pair of never used kids large kickboxing shin/foot pads. 

My kid did Taekwondo for years, but COVID happened before they could move on to Kickboxing so they never got around to using those pads
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Martial Arts Equipment 

It’s a skateboard. 4 wheels strapped to a board. Do a kick flip!
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Skateboard

I’ll be honest, not sure who’s wand it is. I want to say Luna’s. But wand from Ollivanders, pins, and a Ravenclaw tie from Diagon Alley in Universal Studios Florida
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Harry Potter Wand, Pins &#38; Tie from Universal Studios

Milton (Ontario, Canada) SELLER MANAGED Moving Online Auction - Sumac Crescent

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Pair of late 19th-century solid wood parlour chairs with geometric carved frames, turned front legs, original brass castors, professionally reupholstered seat and back in neutral patterned fabric, minor age wear to wood

Eastlake Victorian parlour chair

Front view of both Eastlake parlour chairs showing overall design and upholstery

Closer view of single chair highlighting upholstery and frame details

Detail of carved crest rail with foliate motif

Medium-toned hardwood frames with incised and relief foliate and geometric carving, square crest panels, neutral beige damask-style upholstery, smooth varnished finish, small brass and ceramic castor wheels

Lot #7: Antique Eastlake-Style Victorian Parlour Chairs (Pair) – Solid Wood, Reupholstered

Only Available Pickup Date/Time: Sat, April 18 2026 Category A: 10:00 AM - 01:00 PM

Pickup Location: Sumac Crescent, Milton, ON, L9T 2X5 View Map (opens in new window)

Lot #7: Antique Eastlake-Style Victorian Parlour Chairs (Pair) – Solid Wood, Reupholstered

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Only Available Pickup Date/Time: Sat, April 18 2026 Category A: 10:00 AM - 01:00 PM

Pickup Location: Sumac Crescent, Milton, ON, L9T 2X5 View Map (opens in new window)

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