Hand-Turned Garry Oak Wooden Bowl
• This piece does not have a signature of
the wood worker, but guessing it was
made locally from someone from the
Vancouver Is. Wood Turners Guild.
• This has been identified as Garry oak
(Quercus garryana).
• The piece features characteristic
concentric ribbed details and a wide,
shallow rim, and the grain image makes
me think of an owl image.
• The interior of the turned foot has three
concentric circles with a hand tooled
cross-hatch design, unusual and
interesting.
• In excellent condition, no breaks,
cracks, or chips. View images.
• 3.5 cm. x 27.5 cm. x 27.5 cm.
Dimensions:
3.5 cm. x 27.5 cm. x 27.5 cm.
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Hand-Turned Garry Oak Wooden Bowl

Hand-Turned White Oak Serving Plate
• The &#34;burned&#34; maker&#39;s mark consists of
the letters &#34;MM&#34; within a circular border. I
have not been able to discover who this
wood truner is, but believe that the
person comes form Eastern Canada
where white oak is a dominate wood.
• This plate features a bold, coarse grain
pattern characteristic of White Oak. The
&#34;shimmering&#34; or ribbon-like streaks
running across the circular growth rings
are medullary rays (often called ray
flecks), which are especially prominent in
quarter-sawn oak.
• The wood shows a range of creamy
tans to medium browns, which are the
natural heartwood colours of White Oak.
• In excellent condition, no breaks,
cracks, or chips. View images.
• 2.5 cm x 23.5 cm. x 23.5 cm.
Dimensions:
 2.5 cm x 23.5 cm. x 23.5 cm.
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Hand-Turned White Oak Serving Plate

Doug Fisher - Quilted Maple Turned Bowl
• Born in 1952 Douglas (Doug) Fisher is a
world-renowned woodturning artist and
sculptor based on Vancouver Island,
formerly in Bowser on Vancouver Island.
• Since 1997, he has specialized in wood
sculptures that combine lathe turning
with intricate hand carving and alcohol-
based dyes.
• This Quilted Maple bowl is a highly
figured and sought after variety of Bigleaf
Maple (Acer macrophyllum), which is
indigenous to British Columbia.
• It creates a 3D shimmering effect
(chatoyancy) that makes the surface look
like rippling water or bunched fabric.
• In excellent condition, no breaks,
cracks, or chips. View images.
• 5.5 cm. x 19.7 cm. x 19.7 cm.
Dimensions:
 5.5 cm. x 19.7 cm. x 19.7 cm.
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Doug Fisher - Quilted Maple Turned Bowl

Doran Miles - Hand Turned Bowl
• This piece is signed Doran Miles in
September 1997. I have not been able to
pin down any more information, but they
are most likely a member of a local wood
turner&#39;s guild in the Victoria area.
• I believe that this bowl is made of
maple, and has a
&#34;satin&#34; feel to the grain,
and shows a knot with interesting grain.
• The base features a series of
concentric, incised rings, which are both
a decorative element and a common
technique used by woodturners to finish
the bottom of a piece
• In excellent condition, no breaks,
cracks or chips. View images.
• 5 cm. x 8 cm. x 8 cm.
Dimensions:
5 cm. x 8 cm. x 8 cm.
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Doran Miles - Hand Turned Bowl

Dale L. Davies - Natural-Edge Maple
Burl Bowl
• I have not been able to find out much
information about Dale L. Davies. He
lived and worked on Saltspring Is. and
sold his turned work at the craft fairs on
Saltspring Is., and Gabriola Is.
• The &#34;Maple&#34; he refers to is the Bigleaf
Maple (Acer macrophyllum) is the only
maple species in the Pacific Northwest
large enough to be harvested for timber.
• The wood is dominated by burl
patterns, which are dense, swirling grain
structures formed by a tree&#39;s response to
stress. You can see numerous small,
circular &#34;eyes&#34; or &#34;Birdseyes&#34; across the
surface.
• These are a rare growth phenomena
occurring in fewer than 1% of maples-
where dormant buds are trapped in the
grain.
• In excellent condition, no breaks,
cracks or chips. View images.
• 9.5 cm. x 20 cm. x 18 cm.
Dimensions:
9.5 cm. x 20 cm. x 18 cm.
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Dale L. Davies - Natural-Edge Maple Burl Bowl

Peter Hackett Wood Lathed Garry Oak
Vase
• Peter Hackett of Tree Island Studio lives
in Victoria, BC. He began in Edmonton
with carved sculpture in wood, and
when he moved to Victoria in 2018 he
began woodturning.
• Website:
httos://peterhackett.ca/
• This vase was turned &#34;wet&#34;, meaning
the wood had not been cures, so has
warped into an oval shape.
• The wood had knots and holes which
Peter has cleverly filled with a resin to
enhance the design, and to &#34;waterproof&#34;
the vase.
• In excellent condition, no breaks, or
chips. View images.
• 11.5 cm. x 12 cm. x 11.5 cm.
Dimensions:
11.5 cm. x 12 cm. x 11.5 cm.
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Peter Hackett Wood Lathed Garry Oak Vase

Two Hand-Turned Maple Burl Holders
• Neither of these candle holders have a
chop mark, or a signature, so I have not
been able to discover the name of the
wood turner. I believe these were made
in BC, as burled and birds-eye Big Leaf
Maple are found here.
• These candle holders can be described
as a hand-turned Big Leaf burl maple tea
light holder, characterized by a low-
profile &#34;donut&#34; shape with highly figured
grain typical of burl wood.
• The wood has been polished to a
smooth, lustrous finish that highlights the
natural amber and golden-brown tones
of the maple.
• Because they are hand turned, they are
not exactly the same. Note differences in
size in the measurement section.
• Both in excellent condition, no breaks,
cracks, or chips. View images.
• #1: 3 cm x 7.7 cm. x 7.7 cm.
• #2: 3 cm x 7.5 cm. x 7.5 cm.
Dimensions:
• #1: 3 cm x 7.7 cm. x 7.7 cm.                        • #2: 3 cm x 7.5 cm. x 7.5 cm.
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Two Hand-Turned Maple Burl Holders

4 Washington Quarter (1968-S through
1971-S) Ungraded Proof Coins
• 1968-S 3,041,506 minted
• 1969-S 2,934,631 minted
• 1970-S 2,632810 minted
• 1971-S 3,220,773 minted
• Designer - Engraver: John Flanagan
• Metal Composition: 91.67% Copper :
8.33% Nickel
• Diameter: 24.3 mm
• Mass / Weight: 5.67 grams
All ungraded professionally, and range in
possible grade from PR 65 to 68
Dimensions:
N/A
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4 Washington Quarter (1968-S through 1971-S) Ungraded Proof Coins

5 Washington Quarter (1972-S through
1978-S) Ungraded Proof Coins
• 1972-S 3,260,996 minted
• 1973-S 2,760,339 minted
• 1974-S 3,260,996 minted
• 1977-S 3,251, 152 minted
• 1978-S 3,127,781 minted
• Designer - Engraver: John Flanagan
• Metal Composition: 75% copper, 25%
nickel over a pure copper core (non-silver
• Diameter: 24.3 mm
• Mass / Weight: 5.67 grams
All ungraded professionally, and range in
possible grade from PR 65 to 68
Dimensions:
N/A
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5 Washington Quarter (1972-S through 1978-S) Ungraded Proof Coins

Washington Quarter &#34;Clad
&#34; (1776-1976-S) Ungraded Proof
• 1776-1976-S 7,059,099 minted
• Definitely a DCAM (Deep Cameo),
• Designer - Engraver: Jack L Ahr
• Metal Composition: 75% copper, 25%
nickel over a pure copper core (non-silver
• Diameter: 24.3 mm
• Mass / Weight: 5.67 grams
All ungraded professionally, and range in
possible grade from PR 65 to 68
Dimensions:
N/A
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Washington Quarter &#34;Clad &#34; (1776-1976-S) Ungraded Proof

2 Washington Quarters (1979-S &#34;Filled&#34; S
& &#34;Clear&#34; S) Ungraded Proof Coins
• 1779-S &#34;all varieties&#34; 3,677,175 minted
• Definitely a DCAM (Deep Cameo) on
both coins.
• Rarity: The Type 2 is scarcer because
the mint replaced the worn &#34;Filled S&#34;
punch late in the 1979 production year.
• Designer - Engraver: John Flanagan
• Metal Composition: 75% copper, 25%
nickel over a pure copper core (non-silver
• Diameter: 24.3 mm
• Mass / Weight: 5.67 grams
All ungraded professionally, and range in
possible grade from PR 65 to 68
Dimensions:
N/A
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2 Washington Quarters (1979-S &#34;Filled&#34; S &#38; &#34;Clear&#34; S) Ungraded Proof Coins

2 Washington Quarter (1992-S Silver &
1992-S Clad) Ungraded Proof Coins
• 1992-S Silver
• 1.317.579 minted
• Silver: 90% (approx. 5.63 grams or
0.1808 troy ounces) Copper: 10%
• Mass / Weight: 6.25 grams
• 1992-S Clad Proof (Copper-Nickel)
2,858,981 minted
• Metal Composition: 91.67% Copper
8.33% Nickel
• Mass / Weight: 5.67 grams
• Designer - Engraver: John Flanagan
• Diameter: 24.3 mm
All ungraded professionally, and range in
possible grade from PR 65 to 68
Dimensions:
N/A
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2 Washington Quarter (1992-S Silver &#38; 1992-S Clad) Ungraded Proof Coins

2 Washington Quarter (1993-S Silver &
1993-S Clad) Ungraded Proof Coins
• 1993-S Silver
• 761,353 minted
• Silver: 90% (approx. 5.63 grams or
0.1808 troy ounces) Copper: 10%
• Mass / Weight: 6.25 grams
• 1993-S Clad Proof (Copper-Nickel)
2,633,439 minted
• Metal Composition: 91.67% Copper
8.33% Nickel
• Mass / Weight: 5.67 grams
• Designer - Engraver: John Flanagan
• Diameter: 24.3 mm
All ungraded professionally, and range in
possible grade from PR 65 to 68
Dimensions:
N/A
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2 Washington Quarter (1993-S Silver &#38; 1993-S Clad) Ungraded Proof Coins

2 Washington Quarter (1994-S Silver &
1994-S Clad) Ungraded Proof Coins
• 1994-S Silver
• 785,329 minted
• Silver: 90% (approx. 5.63 grams or
0.1808 troy ounces) Copper: 10%
• Mass / Weight: 6.25 grams
• 1994-S Clad Proof (Copper-Nickel)
2,484,594 minted
• Metal Composition: 91.67% Copper
8.33% Nickel
• Mass / Weight: 5.67 grams
• Designer - Engraver: John Flanagan
• Diameter: 24.3 mm
All ungraded professionally, and range in
possible grade from PR 65 to 68
Dimensions:
N/A
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2 Washington Quarter (1994-S Silver &#38; 1994-S Clad) Ungraded Proof Coins

2 Washington Quarter (1995-S Silver &
1995-S Clad) Ungraded Proof Coins
• 1995-S Silver
• 838,953 minted
Silver: 90% (approx. 5.63 grams or
0.1808 troy ounces) Copper: 10%
• Mass / Weight: 6.25 grams
• 1995-S Clad Proof (Copper-Nickel)
2,010,384 minted
• Metal Composition: 91.67% Copper
8.33% Nickel
• Mass / Weight: 5.67 grams
• Designer - Engraver: John Flanagan
• Diameter: 24.3 mm
All ungraded professionally, and range in
possible grade from PR 65 to 68
Dimensions:
N/A
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2 Washington Quarter (1995-S Silver &#38; 1995-S Clad) Ungraded Proof Coins

2 Washington Quarter (1996-S Silver &
1996-S Clad) Ungraded Proof Coins
• 1996-S Silver
• 775,021 minted
Silver: 90% (approx. 5.63 grams or
0.1808 troy ounces) Copper: 10%
• Mass / Weight: 6.25 grams
• 1996-S Clad Proof (Copper-Nickel)
1,750,244 minted
• Metal Composition: 91.67% Copper
8.33% Nickel
• Mass / Weight: 5.67 grams
• Designer - Engraver: John Flanagan
• Diameter: 24.3 mm
All ungraded professionally, and range in
possible grade from PR 65 to 68
Dimensions:
N/A
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2 Washington Quarter (1996-S Silver &#38; 1996-S Clad) Ungraded Proof Coins

2 Washington Quarter (1997-S Silver &
1997-S Clad) Ungraded Proof Coins
• 1997-S 741,678 minted
Silver: 90% (approx. 5.63 grams or
0.1808 troy ounces) Copper: 10%
• Mass / Weight: 6.25 grams
• 1997-S Clad Proof (Copper-Nickel)
2,055,000 minted
• Metal Composition: 91.67% Copper -
8.33% Nickel
• Mass / Weight: 5.67 grams
• Designer - Engraver: John Flanagan
• Diameter: 24.3 mm
All ungraded professionally, and range in
possible grade from PR 65 to 68
Dimensions:
N/A
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2 Washington Quarter (1997-S Silver &#38; 1997-S Clad) Ungraded Proof Coins

2 Washington Quarter (1998-S Silver &
1998-S Clad) Ungraded Proof Coins
• 1998-S Silver
• 878,792 minted
• Silver: 90% (approx. 5.63 grams or
0.1808 troy ounces) Copper: 10%
• Mass / Weight: 6.25 grams
• 1998-S Clad Proof (Copper-Nickel)
2,086,507 minted
• Metal Composition: 91.67% Copper
8.33% Nickel
• Mass / Weight: 5.67 grams
• Designer - Engraver: John Flanagan
• Diameter: 24.3 mm
All ungraded professionally, and range in
possible grade from PR 65 to 68
Dimensions:
N/A
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2 Washington Quarter (1998-S Silver &#38; 1998-S Clad) Ungraded Proof Coins

4 Washington Quarter (1984-S through
1987-S) Ungraded Proof Coins
• 1984-S 3,065,110 minted
• 1985-S 3,362,821 minted
• 1986-S 3,010,487 minted
• 1987-S 4,227,728 minted
• Designer - Engraver: John Flanagan
• Metal Composition: 91.67% Copper
8.33% Nickel
• Diameter: 24.3 mm
• Mass / Weight: 5.67 grams
All ungraded professionally, and range in
possible grade from PR 65 to 68
Dimensions:
N/A
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4 Washington Quarter (1984-S through 1987-S) Ungraded Proof Coins

4 Washington Quarter (1988-S through
1991-S) Ungraded Proof Coins
• 1988-S 3,262,948 minted
• 1989-S 3,220,194 minted
• 1990-S 3,299,559 minted
• 1991-S 2,867,787 minted
• Designer - Engraver: John Flanagan
• Metal Composition: 91.67% Copper -
8.33% Nickel
• Diameter: 24.3 mm
• Mass / Weight: 5.67 grams
All ungraded professionally, and range in
possible grade from PR 65 to 68
Dimensions:
N/A
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4 Washington Quarter (1988-S through 1991-S) Ungraded Proof Coins

4 Washington Quarter (1980-S through
1983-S) Ungraded Proof Coins
• 1980-S 3,554,806 minted
• 1981-S (Clear S) 2,934,631 minted
• 1982-S 3,857,479 minted
• 1983-S 3,279,126 minted
• Designer - Engraver: John Flanagan
• Metal Composition: 91.67% Copper
8.33% Nickel
• Diameter: 24.3 mm
• Mass / Weight: 5.67 grams
All ungraded professionally, and range
Dimensions:
N/A
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4 Washington Quarter (1980-S through 1983-S) Ungraded Proof Coins

2000-P Sacagawea Dollar - ACG
(American Coin Grading) as MS-69
• The Obverse (Front): Designed by
sculptor Glenna Goodacre, and the
Reverse (Back): Designed by U.S. Mint
sculptor-engraver Thomas D. Rogers, Sr.
• The 2000-P Sacagawea Dollar was the
first year of issue for the &#34;Golden Dollar&#34;
series, featuring the Shoshone guide
Sacagawea on the obverse and a soaring
eagle on the reverse.
Overall Composition: 88.5% copper, 6%
zinc, 3.5% manganese, and 2% nickel.
• Weight: 8.1 grams. Diameter: 26.5 mm.
• Mintage: 767,140,000 were produced at
the Philadelphia Mint (indicated by the
&#34;P&#34; mint mark).
• Note that the casing is cracked.
Dimensions:
N/A  Note that the casing is cracked.
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2000-P Sacagawea Dollar - ACG (American Coin Grading) as MS-69

Susan B. Anthony 1 1979-P Wide Rim
• Susan B. Anthony dollar was designed
by Frank Gasparro, who served as the
10th Chief Engraver of the United States
Mint from 1965 to 1981.
• DIAMETER: 26.50 millimeters
• WEIGHT: 8.10 grams
• MINTAGE: 360,222,000
• MINT: Philadelphia
• METAL: 75% Copper, 25% Nickel over
a pure Copper center
• Wide Rim Near Date
• MS-65+ (ungraded professionally)
Dimensions:
N/A
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Susan B. Anthony $1 1979-P Wide Rim

2 Framed Neptune Collection by Cliff
House Studios
• Cliff House Studio and Gallery is a
contemporary art space owned and
operated by the artist duo Pamela
Summers and Raymond Rains. It is
located in Fort Worth, Texas,
• These are vintage shadow box wall art
piece containing natural sea shells under
glass, mounted with multi-coloured
green and purple matting, and placed in
solid oak frames.
• One frame shows the following shells:
Fossil Clam or Bivalve, Turritella or Auger
shells, and a White Heart Cockle.
• The other frame shows the following
shells: Donkey&#39;s Ear Abalone (Haliotis
asinina, Windowpane Oyster (Capiz), and
a Turban or Top Shell.
• Each frame has a &#34;hanging hook&#34; on
the back.
• Both in excellent condition, no breaks,
cracks, or chips to the frames. View
images.
• Frames: 5 cm. x 18.2 cm. x 18.2 cm.
Dimensions:
Frames: 5 cm. x 18.2 cm. x 18.2 cm.
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2 Framed Neptune Collection by Cliff House Studios

Victoria (British Columbia, Canada) SELLER MANAGED Reseller Online Auction - Balfour Ave.n/a

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Hand-painted porcelain trinket dish encased in pewter, square form, famil le rose medallion motif, red A.C.F. backstamp, dimensions 3 x 14 x 14 cm, no breaks, cracks or chips, minor pewter colour variation spot

A.C.F. square porcelain trinket dish with pewter frame

Front view showing full square dish with enamelled Famille Rose design and pewter border

Close-up of hand-painted floral medallion detailing

Reverse side displaying pewter back and red A.C.F. stamp on porcelain insert

White porcelain centre richly enamelled in pink, green, yellow and blue floral & foliate Famille Rose pattern, glossy finish; matte grey pewter rim and reverse framing the ceramic insert

A.C.F. Famille Rose Square Pewter Dish

Vintage A.C.F. Square trinket Dish or &#34;Vide
Poche&#34;
• The A.C.F. stands for the (Associated
Ceramic Factory).
• They would import plain white porcelain
&#34;blanks&#34; from Japan and have them hand-
painted by skilled artisans in enamelling
workshops in Hong Kong or Macau.
• A.C.F. pieces were often encased in
pewter like this dish.
• The design style is known as Famille
Rose or Rose Medallion. The enamels
fine grit glass are mixed with metal
oxides for colour. The pink color is
particularly famous because it was
historically derived from colloidal gold.
• In excellent condition, no breaks,
cracks, or chips. The pewter in in very
good condition, only one &#34;varied colour&#34;
spot. View images.
• 3 cm. x 14 cm. x 14 cm.
Dimensions:
3 cm. x 14 cm. x 14 cm.
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Lot #38: Vintage A.C.F. Square trinket Dish or "Vide Poche"

Only Available Pickup Date/Time: Wed, April 22 2026 Category A: 09:30 AM - 02:00 PM

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

Lot #38: Vintage A.C.F. Square trinket Dish or "Vide Poche"

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Only Available Pickup Date/Time: Wed, April 22 2026 Category A: 09:30 AM - 02:00 PM

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

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