Sasaki Glass is a Japanese company founded in 1902, which became renowned for its high-quality crystal and glassware, often featuring intricate designs and vibrant colors.

Measures:  7 3/4” high
Condition as seen in photos
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Set of four vintage Sasaki Grand Hawthorne Coral Pink Cordial glasses

Cristal d&#39;Arques is a French brand renowned for its high-quality lead crystal glassware, established in 1968.

Measures:  8 1/4” high
Condition as seen in photos
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Set of six Cristal d&#39;Arques Provence pattern crystal champagne flutes

Portmeirion Pottery was founded in 1960 by Susan Williams-Ellis and her husband Ewart in Stoke-on-Trent, England. The company is renowned for its distinctive designs, often inspired by botanical illustrations and heritage motifs. The &#34;British Heritage Collection&#34; specifically aims to capture traditional British decorative arts and patterns.

Measures:  8 1/2” tall and 5 1/2 wide
Condition as seen in photos
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Vintage Portmeirion Porcelain jug

Jay Kel was a manufacturer known for producing sterling silver jewelry and decorative items, particularly during the mid-20th century.

This rare original sterling silver presentation box is from the 1940s-1950s.

The exterior features a stunning pale sage green &#34;crackle&#34; texture, elevated by four ornate, Victorian-style gold-tone metal feet. The interior is lined in sky-blue velvet with a white satin lid liner featuring the original silver-leaf branding.

Measures:  7&#34; L x 4&#34; W x 2 1/8&#34; H

Excellent vintage structural condition. The exterior and hinges are crisp. The interior blue velvet shows some darkening/discoloration at the base, consistent with the natural aging of the underlying adhesive and materials over 70+ years. The velvet pile itself remains soft.

Condition as seen in photos.
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RARE Vintage Jay Kel sterling silver jewelry box with ornate green display

Josef Michael Hospodka was a prominent Czech glass designer whose work is synonymous with Bohemian art glass from the mid to late 20th century. His pieces are celebrated for their bold colors, innovative forms, and often intricate etched or cut designs, reflecting a rich tradition of glassmaking in the Bohemia region.

Measures:  9 1/2” tall and 3 1/2 diameter
Condition as seen in photos
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Vintage Josef Michael Hospodka Bohemian art glass vase

Made in Italy

A distinctive frosted glass with raised, gilded gold wheat patterns.

Measures:  4” diameter
Condition as seen in photos
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Vintage 1960s Italian Covetro Frosted Glass Bowl with gold plated handle

The dragon motif on the handles, suggests a possible influence from Asian art, such as Chinese or Japanese aesthetics, where dragons are powerful symbols of strength, good fortune, and control over water.

Measures:  6” diameter x 5” high - total with handles 8.5”

Bottom age spots and dent with age.
Condition as seen in photos.
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Vintage hammered brass pot with decorative dragon-head handles

This particular piece, with its embossed floral motifs and fluted design, is handmade with premium quality.  Use it as a vase or a water carafe.

Measures:  9” high, 5” diameter
Brand new
Condition as seen in photos
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Pink pressed glass vase with embossed floral and scroll patterns

This particular style of basket chest, often referred to as a treasure box or storage trunk, gained popularity as decorative home furnishings in the late 19th and 20th centuries. They were frequently exported from Asian countries and became sought-after items for their exotic appeal and functional design, blending artisanal craftsmanship with aesthetic charm.

Measures:  12” tall, 10” wide
Condition as seen in photos
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A dark-stained woven rattan basket chest with a hinged lid and metal latch

Amici specializes in Italian-made, eco-friendly glassware, often featuring recycled green glass, embossed designs, and a rustic yet elegant aesthetic.

This piece, an exclusive hand made glass is primarily made from 100% recycled soda-lime glass, which is BPA-free and lead-free.

Measures:  12” tall, 8 1/2” diameter
Brand New
Condition as seen in photos

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Large glass jar with lid

Mason Cash originated as a pottery company, based in Woodville, Swadlincote, Derbyshire, UK, making a range of earthenware and stoneware kitchenware.

The Mason Cash Cream Fox mixing bowl is perfect for bread, cake, cookie, pastry and pudding mixes. Part of the Mason Cash In the Forest range this bowl is embossed with fox forest scenes inspired by folk tales of the mid-19th Century.

Measures:  29 x 14 cm
4L / 135 oz capacity
Stoneware
Dishwasher and freezer safe

Condition as seen in photos


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Mason Cash In the Forest Eathenware Mixing Bowl

The Mason Cash Fox Stone 1 litre Measuring Jug is part of the Mason Cash In the Forest range, embossed with forest scenes inspired by folk tales of the mid-19th Century.

This ceramic 1L / 35 fl oz, 15.5 cm / 6&#34; stone fox, earthenware is detailed and intricately embossed with forest-inspired motifs.

Versatile for measuring, mixing, and storing.
The raised exterior pattern and convenient handle help bakers achieve a secure grip.
Convenient metric and US measurement markings eliminate guesswork.
Made of high-quality, chip-resistant earthenware.
Microwave and dishwasher safe.

Condition as seen in photos
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Mason Cash In The Forest Fox Stone Measuring Jug, 1 Litre

Glossy bluish/black glaze transitions to creamy base. Contemporary accent piece for shelves or tabletop.

Measures:  11 1/4” high, 8 1/4” wide
Weight:  5 pounds

Condition as seen in photos
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Sculptural ceramic vase

Decorative glassware with colored bowls and gold accents became particularly popular in the mid-20th century, often associated with mid-century modern aesthetics and entertaining.  These types of glasses were frequently used for serving aperitifs, liqueurs, or dessert wines, adding a touch of glamour to social gatherings. The combination of vibrant colors and metallic detailing was a hallmark of the era&#39;s design sensibilities.

Measures:  4 3/8 high, 2 1/8 wide
No chips or cracks
Due to its age, some loss of gilding on glass rim, as seen in photos.
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Set of six vintage ruby red stemmed glasses with gold stripes

Stylish two-tone vase finished in a crackled ceramic finish.  Neutral hues create a warm, versatile accent for tabletops or shelves. Clean, curved silhouette complements modern and rustic decor.

Dimensions:  12” tall, 6 3/4” max diameter
Condition as seen in photos
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Two-tone glazed ceramic oval vase with crackled finish

Royal Kent bone china is a vintage English brand, commonly associated with 1950s-1970s Staffordshire production, featuring delicate floral patterns and gold trim. It was a label under Allied English Potteries, often boasting quality and designs similar to Royal Albert.

Mid-20th Century

Measures:  3 1/2” square, 2 1/2 high
Due to its age, some wear of gilding, dark wear marks.  No cracks or chips.
Conditions as seen in photos
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Vintage Royal Kent bone china trinket box with rose floral decoration and gold trim

Anchor Hocking Glass Corporation, founded in 1905 in Lancaster, Ohio, became a prominent American manufacturer of household glassware. They are particularly known for their durable and affordable Fire-King line, which included ovenware, dinnerware, and serving pieces, often made from heat-resistant milk glass. The &#34;Anniversary Swirl&#34; pattern, characterized by its embossed swirling design and often accented with gold trim, was a popular design introduced in the mid-20th century.

Great condition given its year, as seen in photos.

Dimensions:  plate 10”, bowl 7 1/2”


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Set of six vintage Anchor Hocking milk glass plates and bowls

Made in Italy

This piece is made from quality craftsmanship in both glass and metalwork. The ribbed design is a common motif in glassware, adding texture and visual interest, and the silver-plated base provides a touch of sophistication.

Measures:  8 3/4” diameter, 5 3/4” high
Condition as seen in photos
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Vintage ribbed crystal bowl with a silver-plated pedestal base

Luminarc is a French brand of glassware, established in 1948 by the Arques company, known for producing durable and stylish tableware.

This set of ruby red footed glasses, likely from the late 20th century, exemplifies Luminarc&#39;s popular aesthetic during that period. The combination of ruby red glass with a clear stem and foot is a classic design, often used for wine or dessert. These glasses are appreciated for their visual appeal and practicality, fitting well into mid-century modern or eclectic decor styles.

Measures:  5 1/4” high, 2 7/8” diameter
No chips or cracks.
Marked France on base of each glass
Condition as seen in photos
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Set of eight vintage Luminarc ruby red footed glasses

Libbey Glass Company, a renowned American glassware manufacturer, has a long history of producing high-quality and aesthetically pleasing drinkware. The &#39;coin dot&#39; or &#39;bubble&#39; pattern, characterized by its raised circular indentations, was a popular design choice, particularly during the mid-20th century.

Excellent condition, no chips or cracks.
16 oz tumbler measures 5 3/4” tall, 3 3/8” rim diameter.

Each glass is marked with a cursive &#34;L&#34; logo on the bottom along with a cavity number.

Condition as seen in photos
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Vintage Libbey coin dot pattern glass tumblers, set of six.

Made in France
Vintage crystal D’Anques Paris France Durand longchamp crystal candlestick holders. Very sturdy with a nice wide base.

Dimensions:  6 1/2” high, x 4” wide at the base
Excellent condition as seen in photos
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A pair of Cristal D&#39;Arques-Durand Longchamp crystal candlesticks

Blenko Glass Company, founded in 1893 in Milton, West Virginia, is renowned for its vibrant, hand-blown art glass. Initially focused on tableware and bottles, Blenko transitioned to producing decorative art glass in the mid-20th century, becoming a significant name in American studio glass.

Their &#34;#9322&#34; model, often referred to as a &#34;console bowl&#34; or &#34;centerpiece dish,&#34; is a classic example of mid-century design. These pieces were typically made in a wide array of striking colors, with amethyst purple being a popular and sought-after hue. The hand-blown nature of Blenko glass ensures that each piece has unique characteristics, adding to its collectible appeal.

Late 20th-century piece

Measures:  5” high, 4” base, 9 1/2” wide top of  diameter

No chips or cracks
Fantastic condition as seen in photos

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A Blenko Amethyst Purple Hand-Blown Art Glass Console Bowl

This is a large, handcrafted footed serving bowl made from rich acacia wood, which features a distinctive paneled construction and small peg-like wooden feet.

Measures:  5 1/8” high, 12 1/8” diameter at the widest
Condition as per photos, slight separation in one panel.
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Large handcrafted acacia wood decorative bowl with three legs

Large Goebel porcelain black and white Cocker Spaniel figurine
Made in West Germany
Circa 1970s
Ceramic numbered “40” at bottom of base

Measures:  11” tall, 9” long
In Excellent condition, no chips or cracks as seen in photos


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Vintage ceramic figurine of a black and white qCocker Spaniel by Goebel

Oakville (Ontario, Canada) SELLER MANAGED Downsizing Online Auction - Fernlea Crescent

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Alabaster stone sculpture by Navajo artist Simon Paul, signed and dated 1999, depicting an Indigenous American face in relief. Measures approximately 7.5 in tall x 6 in wide x 7.5 in deep, weight about 15 lb. 

Signed Simon Paul Navajo alabaster sculpture, 1999

Oblique front view showing carved face and stone coloration

Right side profile displaying feather detail and depth of carving

Hand-carved from variegated brown, cream and grey alabaster; stylized facial features and feather motif on one side; rough natural stone on rear; signature and 1999 date incised on base

Signed 1999 Simon Paul Navajo Alabaster Sculpture

Simon Paul is a recognized Navajo artist known for his alabaster carvings, often depicting traditional figures and motifs. His work from the late 20th century, such as this 1999 piece, is characteristic of the period's artistic style within the Navajo community, blending traditional themes with individual artistic expression.  Sculptures signed by known artists like Paul are highly sought after by collectors.

Navajo Nation, USA
1999

Measures:  7 1/2” tall, 6” wide, 7 1/2” front to back, weighs 15 pounds
Condition as seen in photos
                
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Lot #35: Signed 1999 Simon Paul Navajo Alabaster Sculpture of a Indigenous American Figure

Only Available Pickup Date/Time: Sun, June 21 2026 Category A: 01:00 PM - 05:00 PM

2026-06-22
Category A : 5:00 PM - 8:00 PM

Pickup Location: Fernlea Crescent, Oakville, ON, L6H 6B2 View Map (opens in new window)

Lot #35: Signed 1999 Simon Paul Navajo Alabaster Sculpture of a Indigenous American Figure

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Only Available Pickup Date/Time: Sun, June 21 2026 Category A: 01:00 PM - 05:00 PM2026-06-22Category A : 5:00 PM - 8:00 PM

Pickup Location: Fernlea Crescent, Oakville, ON, L6H 6B2 View Map (opens in new window)

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Only Available Pickup Date/Time: Sun, June 21 2026 Category A: 01:00 PM - 05:00 PM

2026-06-22
Category A : 5:00 PM - 8:00 PM