Vintage &#34;Lilac Whisper&#34; Floral Ceramic Bowl – Made in Japan
Product Overview:
This charming vintage ceramic piece features the delicate &#34;Lilac Whisper&#34; pattern, characterized by its soft floral motifs and whimsical butterfly details. Crafted in Japan, it showcases a classic hexagonal (six-sided) base and a cream-colored glaze with a beautiful, natural crazing texture that adds significant vintage character.
Key Features:
Brand/Pattern: Lilac Whisper

Origin: Made in Japan

Design: Intricate multi-color floral arrangements with butterfly accents.

Shape: Unique hexagonal base with flared sides.

Finish: Glossy cream glaze with intentional aged crazing.

Condition Notes:
Surface: The piece displays a consistent crazing pattern throughout the glaze, which is typical for vintage Japanese stoneware of this era.

Markings: The &#34;Lilac Whisper Japan&#34; backstamp is clearly visible on the underside, accompanied by colorful floral and butterfly graphics.
Dimensions:
7x7x4/2&#34;
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Vintage &#34;Lilac Whisper&#34; Floral Ceramic Bowl – Made in Japan

&#34;Beautiful cobalt blue color with a scalloped rim. Please note: The base has several large chips as shown in the photos. Ideal for decor where the base is not visible or for craft projects.&#34;
Dimensions:
41/2X5&#34; 
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Vintage blue pressed glass compote or candy dish

likely dating from the 1930s to 1940s.ng a touch of timeless English elegance to your table with this beautiful Myott Son & Co. ironstone set. Featuring a classic cream glaze, elegant scalloped/swirl rims, and delicate gold-tone trim, this set is perfect for tea parties, holiday dinners, or vintage-inspired home decor.

Product Details:
Brand: Myott Son & Co.

Origin: Made in Staffordshire, England.

Design: Art Deco-inspired swirl/scalloped edges with fine rim detailing.

Material: Durable English Ironstone.

What’s Included:
6 Dinner Plates: (Insert Count) large scalloped plates.

5 Salad/Side Plates: (Insert Count) medium plates.

4 Bowls: (Insert Count) shallow rimmed bowls.

5 Tea Cups & Saucers: (Insert Count) cups and 7 matching saucers.

Creamer & Lidded Sugar Bowl: Beautifully coordinated serving pieces with decorative handles.

Condition:
This is a pre-loved vintage set. As shown in the photos, there is visible crazing (fine crackling in the glaze), which is very common and often desired in authentic antique Myott ironstone for its &#34;shabby chic&#34; character. No major chips or cracks , but please review the high-resolution photos for a detailed look at the finish.


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Vintage Myott Son &#38; Co. Staffordshire England - Scalloped Dinnerware Set

1 vintage dinner plate manufactured by Myott, Son & Co. in Staffordshire, England.  
1 floral sugar bowl in the &#34;Rosemary&#34; pattern, manufactured by Wedgwood & Co. Ltd. no lid
1 vintage sauce boat or creamer produced by Arthur Wood & Sons, an English pottery company based in Longport, Stoke-on-Trent.

1 vintage teacup manufactured by Royal Art Pottery in Longton, Staffordshire, England.
1  vintage tri-footed teacup (also known as a tripod cup) produced by Trimont China in Japan.
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selection of vintage English and Japanese ceramics, ranging from the 1930s to the 1960s. The collection includes a mix of sturdy ironstone utility war

This item is a vintage Royal Adderley bone china figurine representing the Manitoba Crocus. It is part of a series of Canadian provincial flowers produced by the company in Staffordshire, England, likely during the 1960s.  
Period: Based on the backstamp, these were typically produced between the 1950s and the 1960s.  
Item Details
Manufacturer: Royal Adderley (a brand under Ridgway Potteries).  

Material: Hand-modeled and hand-painted fine bone china.  

Subject: Purple crocuses, which are the provincial flower of Manitoba, arranged in a decorative white seashell-style base.  

Significance: These pieces were specifically crafted for the Canadian market and are noted for their intricate, delicate floral work.  

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 vintage Royal Adderley bone china figurine

This item is a vintage Crown Royal Fine Bone China floral arrangement, hand-modeled and hand-painted in England.
Key Details & Identification Manufacturer: The &#34;Crown Royal&#34; backstamp is a trade name used by English potteries located in the Staffordshire region, often associated with makers like Ridgway or Staffordshire factories.  Craftsmanship: These arrangements are celebrated for their hand-modeled floral work. No two pieces are identical because each petal and leaf was shaped by hand before being attached to the base.  Era: The specific backstamp featuring &#34;Bone China England&#34; typically indicates production in the mid-20th century, likely between the 1950s and 1970s.  The Markings: The handwritten purple numbers (like the &#34;35&#34; seen in your photo) are often decorator or batch marks used internally by the factory to identify the specific artist or production run.  
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vintage Crown Royal Fine Bone China floral arrangement

These items are vintage Radnor Bone China figurines, also hand-modeled and hand-painted in Staffordshire, England. Like your other pieces, these were produced by Hall Bros (Longton) Ltd. at the Radnor Works, which operated between 1947 and 1982 Item Details
The Shapes: You have a floral cornucopia (the horn-shaped vase) and a floral high-heel shoe. The shoe, in particular, was a very popular novelty shape for Radnor.  

The Flowers: The arrangements feature roses and carnations (the ruffled flowers with colored edges).  

The Markings: The &#34;Radnor Bone China England&#34; backstamp with the crown logo is the standard mark used by the company for its floral ware throughout its production years. The small green or purple handwritten marks on the bottom are original factory &#34;decorator marks&#34; used to identify the individual artist who painted that specific piece.  
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These items are vintage Radnor Bone China figurines

A remarkable piece of American retail and horological history. This pocket watch was commissioned by the legendary Montgomery Ward & Co. and features their distinctive &#34;MW&#34; monogram on a beautiful porcelain dial.

Product Highlights:
Brand/Retailer: Montgomery Ward & Co. (Monogrammed dial).

Movement: High-grade 17 Jewel, &#34;Specially Adjusted&#34; movement with intricate ornamental damaskeening.

Movement Serial: 11013307 (as seen in IMG_0448.jpg).

Dial: Crisp white porcelain dial featuring Roman numerals, red outer minute markers, and a secondary seconds sub-dial.

Case: Elegant hunter-style gold-tone case with a polished finish (refer to IMG_0444.jpg and IMG_0445.jpg).

Condition:
Not working: This watch is currently non-running and is being sold as-is for parts, restoration, or as a display piece.

Visuals: The case and dial are in excellent vintage condition with a light, authentic patina that adds to its character.
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Antique Montgomery Ward &#38; Co. Pocket Watch – &#34;Specially Adjusted&#34; 17 Jewel Movement

This figurine is a type of Chinese ceramic known as a Shiwan Mudman (or &#34;Mud Man&#34;)The Scholar/Official Figurine. These have been produced for centuries in the Shiwan town of Foshan, China, and are popular collectibles.  Base Details: The photo of the underside is very helpful. Notice that there is no &#34;CHINA&#34; or &#34;HONG KONG&#34; stamp visible on either base. While some authentic antique Mudmen are unmarked, the very clean, hollow-cast look of the standing figure&#39;s base suggests it might be a mid-to-late 20th-century export.

Condition: This figure appears to be in better shape, though it’s missing whatever he was originally holding in his hands (likely a scroll or a staff).
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Chinese ceramic known as a Shiwan Mudman (or &#34;Mud Man&#34;) Scholar).These have been produced for centuries in the Shiwan town of Foshan, China, and are p

Identification: This is a vintage ceramic or bone China zebra figurine. The style—particularly the slightly stylized &#34;big eyes&#34;—is consistent with Japanese animal miniatures produced for the export market between the  1947 and 1952.

Condition Note: The image shows noticeable crazing (the network of fine cracks in the glaze). While common in older ceramics due to age and temperature changes, it generally indicates a vintage piece rather than a modern reproduction.  The mark on the bottom of the zebra is a significant find for collectors. It confirms the piece is part of the &#34;Made in Occupied Japan&#34; era, which dates it specifically to the period between 1947 and 1952. &#34;Made in Occupied Japan&#34; Zebra

The stamp visible in your new images is a major value driver for several reasons:

Historical Rarity: This mark was only used during the five-year Allied occupation of Japan following WWII. Many collectors focus exclusively on items with this specific backstamp.

Authenticity: The presence of the stamp, combined with the heavy glaze crazing (the fine surface cracks) seen in the images, confirms this is a genuine mid-century vintage piece rather than a later reproduction.
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Vintage Ceramic Zebra Figurine

The additional views of the elephant reinforce that it is likely white alabaster or a similar natural stone.

The Trunk: As mentioned, the &#34;trunk up&#34; pose is highly sought after as a symbol of good luck and protection.

Craftsmanship: The carving is relatively simple, suggesting it was likely a vintage giftware item, possibly from Italy or Mexico, which were common origins for these stone animals in the 1960s and 70s.


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Carved Elephant

1 Open Sugar Bowl (No Lid):  
 4 Teacups: 
. 2 Plates (Dinner/Salad/Luncheon): 8&#34;
4  Small Saucers/Bread Plates: 
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Timeless British Elegance: Palissy &#34;Avon Scenes&#34; Blue Transferware

Item Details & Dating
The backstamp on your pieces provides specific clues to their age:  

The Mark: Your saucer features the &#34;angular crown and banner&#34; mark with the specific phrase &#34;Permanent Detergent Proof Decoration&#34;.  

Age: This specific wording was introduced after 1950. Earlier versions from the 1940s typically used &#34;Guaranteed Permanent & Acid Resisting Colours&#34; instead.  

Origin: The &#34;Made in England&#34; or &#34;England&#34; text confirms it was produced after 1891 to comply with trade laws.  
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Mason&#39;s &#34;Vista&#34; ironstone teacup and saucer in the red (often called pink)

Notable Pieces
Sovereign Potters Earthenware (Creamer/Gravy Boat): This is a standout for its Canadian heritage. Sovereign Potters was based in Hamilton, Ontario, and the maple leaf mark on the bottom clearly identifies its Canadian origin.

Queen Anne Bone China (Saucer): This piece features a vibrant &#34;Bird of Paradise&#34; or floral pattern with pink roses. Queen Anne is a well-regarded trade name of Shore & Coggins (Longton, England), typically dating from the 1950s or 60s.

Sandland Ware (Small Pitcher): Produced by Lancaster & Sandland Ltd. in Hanley, England. This piece features a &#34;Coaching Days&#34; or village scenery style that was very popular for mid-century decorative earthenware.

Duchess Bone China (Tea Cup): This cup features a classic fruit pattern. Duchess is a prolific English brand (A.T. Finney & Sons) known for reliable, everyday fine bone china.

Royal Grafton (Tea Cup): The cup with the intricate orange, black, and gold Imari-styl
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Mid-Century Commonwealth Ceramics Collection Varied Materiality:

Dating the Plates
The backstamp on your plates provides a clear window for their production:  

&#34;Made in England&#34;: This specific phrasing below the crown and interlinked &#34;D&#34; cypher indicates they were manufactured between 1921 and 1940.  

Year Cypher: There is a small symbol below the &#34;Made in England&#34; text (which looks like an anchor in your photo). Royal Crown Derby used these specific symbols to denote the exact year of manufacture. For example, a vertical &#34;ENGLAND&#34; was used until 1921, while &#34;Made in England&#34; became the standard thereafter.  
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2 Royal Crown Derby porcelain plates in the Mikado pattern,

Teacup & Saucer Set (x2)
Open Sugar Bowl & Creamer
Sandwich Tray
these pieces were made in England. 
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 Royal Albert &#34;Old Country Roses&#34; fine bone china. 

loom-woven seed bead necklace, often referred to as a &#34;flapper&#34; or Sautoir style

Condition: , there are some loose threads and areas where the bead tension is sagging. 
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 loom-woven seed bead necklace

This piece is a classic example of vintage &#34;Boho-Chic&#34; costume jewelry, likely from the late 1960s to mid-1970s. It incorporates the &#34;more is more&#34; aesthetic popular during that era, blending natural motifs with bold, gold-toned structures.  
Materials & Identification
Gold-Tone Mesh & Filigree: The &#34;V&#34; shaped bib is made of a gold-toned mesh or woven chain, which was a hallmark of 1970s statement pieces.  

Blue Swirl Cabochons: These are polished glass or acrylic cabochons with a distinctive blue and white swirl pattern, designed to mimic natural stones like opal or sea glass.  

Turquoise Chips: The small green-blue stones are likely &#34;composite&#34; turquoise or turquoise chips, which were widely used in bohemian-inspired jewelry of the decade.  

Design Influence: The central hoop with dangling charms and metallic &#34;leaf&#34; or &#34;feather&#34; drops draws inspiration from dreamcatcher or tribal motifs, which saw a major resurgence during the 1972 King Tut exhibition and the broader counterculture movement.  
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&#34;Boho-Chic&#34; costume jewelry,

Bird fetish necklace, featuring a central pendant and &#34;hairpipe&#34; style beads. While it has a traditional aesthetic, several details suggest it may be a contemporary or artisanal piece rather than an antique artifact.
Materials & Construction
Central Pendant: The bird (likely an eagle or hawk) appears to be carved from mother-of-pearl or a similar shell, given the iridescence and natural pitting visible on the back.

Beads: The necklace uses a mix of materials:

Hairpipe Beads: These are the long, cream-colored tubular beads. 

Glass Beads: The blue and clear faceted beads are likely glass or acrylic &#34;fire-polished&#34; beads.

Metallic Spacers: The small gold-toned beads add a decorative finish.

Stringing: It is strung on a modern synthetic cord, visible at the attachment points of the pendant.
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Bird fetish necklace,

The &#34;Sherman&#34; Distinction
Quality: Sherman pieces are famous for using only the highest quality Swarovski crystals. Unlike mass-produced brands, Sherman often used multi-pronged settings and superior plating, which is why your piece still looks so vibrant.

Canadian Heritage: Based in Montreal (operating from the 1940s through the 1980s), Sherman is particularly sought after by collectors in Canada.

Jewelry Style: This specific signature (script on a raised rectangular plate) was used during their peak years in the 1950s and 1960s.
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Sherman  premier Canadian costume jewelry manufacturer,

The Porcelain: The backrest and seat feature porcelain inserts with a Courting Couple scene, a classic 18th-century &#34;Fête galante&#34; motif inspired by artists like Jean-Antoine Watteau. The Frame: The chair is made of a gold-toned metal (likely brass or gold-plated base metal) featuring a twisted &#34;rope&#34; design. Limoges France: This mark indicates that the porcelain itself was manufactured and decorated in the Limoges region of France. The gold stamp is consistent with 20th-century export pieces (roughly 1950s–1970s).The Motif: As seen from the front, the gold-leaf decoration is applied over a deep cobalt glaze. This &#34;Courting Couple&#34; design was often referred to as the Fragonard style, named after the 18th-century French painter whose work inspired these scenes.
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 Limoges France unique piece is a Limoges porcelain miniature chair, likely produced in France as a decorative curio or &#34;cabinet piece.&#34; These miniatu

Add a touch of variety to your collection or craft inventory with this curated lot of eight vintage-style costume jewelry pieces. This collection offers a versatile mix of textures—from classic &#34;pearls&#34; to natural-style stone accents and modern boho beads.

Included in this Lot:  

Classic Faux Pearl Strand: A timeless 16&#34;–18&#34; single strand of creamy faux pearls, perfect for classic styling.  

Amber-Tone Cabochon Link Bracelet: An elegant gold-tone bracelet featuring oval, deep amber-colored resin or glass cabochons.  

Focal Stone Pendant Necklace: A striking multi-strand beaded necklace featuring a large, polished &#34;moss agate&#34; style teardrop stone.  

Boho Beaded Strands: Two earthy, green-toned seed bead and &#34;chip&#34; stone necklaces, ideal for layering.  
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Vintage-Style Mixed Costume Jewelry 

Key Highlights:

Modern Grail: Charizard ex (Special Illustration Rare) from Obsidian Flames.

Vintage Classics: Base Set Pikachu , Charmander, and Rayquaza (

WOTC Era: Includes a variety of Base Set, Jungle, and Fossil commons/uncommons (Oddish, Bellsprout, Omanyte, etc.).

Trainers & Energy: Assorted vintage Trainer cards (Poke Ball, Switch, Defender) and classic Energy cards.
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Vintage &#38; Modern Pokémon Card Collection - Wizards of the Coast Era + Modern Hits

These cards are the stars of the photo. If they are in good condition (, they are worth listing separately:
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Vintage &#38; Modern Pokémon Card Collection primarily from the mid-to-late 2000s

Coquitlam (British Columbia, Canada) SELLER MANAGED Downsizing Online Auction - Lost Lake Drive

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Wright & Ditson Record, Wilson Gene Sarazen, and MacGregor blade putters, steel shafts, late-1920s–early-1930s manufacture

Wright & Ditson "Record" steel-shaft blade putter

Wilson "Gene Sarazen" steel-shaft blade putter

MacGregor blade putter, model marking "60"

Three putter heads showing brand and model stamps

Chrome-finished blade heads with stamped model and brand markings, stepped steel shafts, mixed leather and rubber grips, visible surface wear and patina consistent with age

Three vintage steel-shaft blade putters

Era: Late 1920s to early 1930s
Wright & Ditson is a legendary name in early American sporting goods. While they are most famous for their turn-of-the-century hickory-shafted clubs, they transitioned into early steel-shafted and pyratone-sheathed clubs in the late 1920s.
Gene Sarazen was one of the absolute giants of golf’s golden age (the first player to win the modern Career Grand Slam). He signed an endorsement deal with Wilson in 1923 that lasted 75 years—the longest running contract in sports history.
MacGregor is one of the greatest names in vintage golf (famous for their &#34;Tommy Armour&#34; IMG putters and &#34;VIP&#34; lines). However, the &#34;Pacemaker&#34; line (specifically the Pacemaker 90s) was marketed primarily as a high-quality, reliable, but mass-market retail line.

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Lot #53: vintage blade-style putters

Only Available Pickup Date/Time: Sun, June 14 2026 Category A: 12:00 PM - 02:15 PM

Pickup Location: Lost Lake Drive, Coquitlam, BC, V3C 5G2 View Map (opens in new window)

Lot #53: vintage blade-style putters

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Only Available Pickup Date/Time: Sun, June 14 2026 Category A: 12:00 PM - 02:15 PM

Pickup Location: Lost Lake Drive, Coquitlam, BC, V3C 5G2 View Map (opens in new window)

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