Pauloose Tukpanie - Walking Polar Bear
Settlement: Frobisher Bay
Authentic large Inuit carving, green serpentine stone, signed (Roman and Inuktitut) 
Pual Tukpanie is very well known artist, specializing in masculine bears

Size: 
12-1/2&#34; long
6&#34; tall
Excellent condition
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Large Inuit Soapstone Carving - Walking Polar Bear Signed

Authentic Indigenous Inuit soapstone carving of Narwhal
Unsigned, unidentified
Beautiful frolicking Narwhal, base adorned with numerous etchings
Size: 
12-1/2&#34; tall, including tusk
6&#34; wide
4&#34; deep
Very good condition, some small nicks that can be easily polished off

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Inuit Soapstone Carving of Narwhal 

Abraham Anghik Ruben (Abraham Apakark Anghik) 
Born in Paulatuk, Northwest Territories

Authentic Inuit limited edition serigraph, titled &#34;Dance of Life and Death,&#34; singed and numbered 
Edition size: 200
size: 
20&#34; x 26&#34;
Never framed, excellent condition

Ruben is a world renowned Inuit artist, most prominent contemporary Canadian art master. He was inducted into the Order of Canada on November 17, 2016.
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Abraham Anghik Ruben Inuit Serigraph Limited Edition s/n

Greater Kudu Bull Antelope - Acrylic Mounted Black and White Photograph. 

Absolutely stunning photo, displays amazingly on the wall 
Unparalleled clarity and vibrancy of the image that only modern acrylic can deliver
Frameless mounting, comes with hanging wire,  ready to display
Amazing find for any black & white photography enthusiasts as acrylic mounting is very expensive 

Size: 
60&#34; x 40&#34; 
Excellent condition
Please kindly bring appropriate vehicle to remove this very large piece
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Very Large Black and White Acrylic Mounted Photograph

John Seerey Lester &#34;Summer Rain&#34;. Limited edition print, signed and numbered. 
 
Limited edition print, signed and numbered.
Published by Mill Pond in 1990.
Print&#39;s number: 351/450
Image size:  19&#34; x 28&#34;.  
Comes with original sleeve and original documentation. 
Excellent condition.
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John Seerey Lester Summer Rain Limited Edition Print s/n

Bill Saunders &#34;Harvest of Colour&#34; 
Limited edition print, signed and numbered  

Gallery framed, solid wood frame, double acid free matting, top mat V-grooved 
Comes with the certificate  of authenticity (COA)

Image size: 9&#34; x 12-1/2&#34; 
Frame size: 20&#34; x 23-1/2&#34;
Edition size: 500

Excellent condition
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Bill Saunders Harvest of Colour Limited edition print, s/n

Larger Karl Burrows - Birds

Original acrylic on acid free paper, hand signed

Wonderful painting for hard to populate, small wall spaces

Paper size: 15" x 10-1/2"
Excellent condition

Karl (listed artist) was Norval Morrisseau's last painting assistant, a protégé and a friend. Norval's and other artists' take on Indigenous&nbsp;cosmology inspired many artists to paint in this style.

He worked in his studio from 1989 to 2007.

Karl is an acclaimed artist in his own right and paints in the Woodlands School of Art style. He has an incredible eye for telling stories in vivid and lively colors.
                
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Karl Burrows Original Acrylic on Paper Painting Signed

Robert Bateman - &#34;Air, Forest and the Watch&#34;

Limited edition print, signed and numbered
Published by Mill Pond in 1991
Image size: 28-1/4&#34; x 39-1/2&#34; 
Comes with original paperwork and sleeve

Never framed, excellent condition
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Robert Bateman - Air, Forest and the Watch Limited Edition Print s/n

Carl Brenders &#34;One to One - Gray Wolf&#34; 

Limited edition prints, signed and numbered
Published by Mill Pond in 1991

Image size: 21-1/4&#34; x 27&#34;
Comes with the original sleeve and documentation
Never framed, excellent condition
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Carl Brenders One to One - Gray Wolf Limited Edition Print s/n

Robert Bateman &#34;Arctic Cliff - White Wolves&#34;

Limited edition print, signed and numbered
Published by Mill Pond in 1991
Image size: 20-1/4&#34; x 32-1/2&#34;
Comes with original paperwork and sleeve
Never framed, excellent condition
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Robert Bateman Arctic Cliff - White Wolves Limited Edition Print s/n

Norman Mark (N. Mark) - Drummer
Community - Iqaluit, Nunavut
Authentic Indigenous, Inuit soapstone carving, signed (Roman and Inuktitut)
Size: 
8&#34; high
4&#34; wide
Excellent condition
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Inuit Soapstone Drummer Carving by Norman Mark 

Norman Mark (N. Mark) - Hunter
Community - Iqaluit, Nunavut
Authentic Indigenous, Inuit soapstone carving, signed (Roman and Inuktitut)
Size: 
6&#34; high
3&#34; wide
Excellent condition
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Inuit Soapstone Carving of Hunter Signed

Authentic Indigenous Inuit soapstone carving of walking polar bear
Signed (Inuktitut), unidentified
Beautiful green serpentine stone
Size:
4&#34; long
1-1/4&#34; tall
1&#34; deep

Excellent condition. 
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Inuit Soapstone Carving Polar Bear Nanook

B. Raddi - Sedna, giving birth to a seal, face. 
Community:  Tuktoyaktuk

Authentic Inuit double sided soapstone carving of Sedna giving birth to a seal, and face on the other side
Signed - B. Raddi (in Roman)
Beautiful green serpentine stone

Size:

6-1/4&#34;&#34; tall
3-3/4&#34; wide

Excellent condition
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Inuit Soapstone Carving of Sedna Signed

Kris Nahrgang - Member of Mississauga Ojibway (status held at Curve Lake)
Original acrylic on canvas, stretched

Size: 
9" x 12"

Kris Nahrgang (b. 1955, d. 2025) was a multi-disciplinary artist who worked in wood, stone, and traditional oil mediums. He was also an advocate for the rights of First Nations communities in Ontario, liaising between indigenous&nbsp;and non-indigenous&nbsp;groups with respect to archeology since 2000. 
 
Nahrgang's art embraces the spirit and tradition of rock and totem carving. His style is a balance of innovative modern and traditional elements which lead to recognition across Canada and the world. He is noted in periodicals including Insight, Art Impression and Collectibles, and MacLean's magazine. 

Kris’s landmark commission—the monumental 36-foot Unity Pole unveiled at the Canadian National Exhibition in 2017—became the first Indigenous artwork permanently acquired by the CNE. He was also the co-creator, executive producer, and host of the acclaimed documentary series Future History, which challenged colonial narratives and celebrated the resurgence of Indigenous identity. Kris co-hosted the series with dancer, choreographer, actor and activist Sarain Fox.
                
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Kris Nahrgang Indigenous Original Painting on Canvas Signed

Kris Nahrgang - Member of Mississauga Ojibway (status held at Curve Lake First Nation)
Authentic Indigenous original painting - Sacred Loon - acrylic on canvas, stretched

Size: 
8" x 10"

Kris Nahrgang (b. 1955, d. 2025) was a multi-disciplinary artist who worked in wood, stone, and traditional oil mediums. He was also an advocate for the rights of First Nations communities in Ontario, liaising between indigenous and non-indigenous groups with respect to archeology since 2000. 
 
Nahrgang's art embraces the spirit and tradition of rock and totem carving. His style is a balance of innovative modern and traditional elements which lead to recognition across Canada and the world. He is noted in periodicals including Insight, Art Impression and Collectibles, and MacLean's magazine. 

Kris’s landmark commission—the monumental 36-foot Unity Pole unveiled at the Canadian National Exhibition in 2017—became the first Indigenous artwork permanently acquired by the CNE. He was also the co-creator, executive producer, and host of the acclaimed documentary series Future History, which challenged colonial narratives and celebrated the resurgence of Indigenous identity. Kris co-hosted the series with dancer, choreographer, actor and activist Sarain Fox.
 
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Larger Karl Burrows - Sacred Fish

Original acrylic on acid free paper, hand signed

Wonderful painting for hard to populate, small wall spaces

Paper size: 15" x 10-1/2"
Excellent condition

Karl (listed artist) was Norval Morrisseau's last painting assistant, a protégé and a friend. Norval's and other artists' take on Indigenous&nbsp;cosmology inspired many artists to paint in this style.

He worked in his studio from 1989 to 2007.

Karl is an acclaimed artist in his own right and paints in the Woodlands School of Art style. He has an incredible eye for telling stories in vivid and lively colors.
                
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Larger Karl Burrows - Thunderbird Transformation

Original acrylic on acid free paper, hand signed

Wonderful painting for hard to populate, small wall spaces

Paper size: 15" x 10-1/2"
Excellent condition

Karl (listed artist) was Norval Morrisseau's last painting assistant, a protégé and a friend. Norval's and other artists' take on Indigenous cosmology inspired many artists to paint in this style.

He worked in his studio from 1989 to 2007.

Karl is an acclaimed artist in his own right and paints in the Woodlands School of Art style. He has an incredible eye for telling stories in vivid and lively colors.
                
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David Maracle - Chief
Authentic Indigenous soapstone carving signed. 
Size:
6&#34; tall
2-1/2&#34; wide
4-1/2&#34; deep
Excellent condition

David R. Maracle, is an award-winning artist from Tyendinaga Mohawk Territory. Since 1985, he has created exceptional stone sculptures and music, blending ancestral teachings with modern creativity. His “Originals in Stone” sculptures are in private collections worldwide, including the estate of Nelson Mandela and the Emperor of Japan. 
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David Maracle Indigenous Soapstone Carving - Chief

Paul Burdette - Grizzly Bear 

Limited edition Bronze Sculpture on marble base by very well known Toronto based artist 
Artist Proof - AP 5/20

Size: 
8&#34; tall
7&#34; long
Marble base: 7&#34; x 11&#34; long
Excellent condition

Paul Burdette highly regarded carver. His art endeavours were recognized and his works were being exhibited in some of the most prestigious Galleries and Museums. Some of these include the Renwick Gallery of the Smithsonian Institute - Washington, Carnegie Mellon Museum - Pittsburgh, The Cleveland Museum of Art - Ohio, Leigh Yawkey Woodson Art Museum - Wisconsin, The Royal Ontario Museum - Toronto and The Gairdner Gallery - Toronto, to name a few.
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Paul Burdette Grizzly Bear Bronze Sculpture

Kris Nahrgang - Member of Mississauga Ojibway (status held at Curve Lake First Nation)
Authentic Indigenous original moose antler carving of Canada Goose, wall hanging, signed

Size: 
12" x 10"
Excellent condition

Kris Nahrgang (b. 1955, d. 2025) was a multi-disciplinary artist who worked in wood, stone, and traditional oil media. He was also an advocate for the rights of First Nations communities in Ontario, liaising between indigenous and non-indigenous groups with respect to archeology since 2000. 
 
Nahrgang's art embraces the spirit and tradition of rock and totem carving. His style is a balance of innovative modern and traditional elements which lead to recognition across Canada and the world. He is noted in periodicals including Insight, Art Impression and Collectibles, and MacLean's magazine. 

Kris’s landmark commission—the monumental 36-foot Unity Pole unveiled at the Canadian National Exhibition in 2017—became the first Indigenous artwork permanently acquired by the CNE. He was also the co-creator, executive producer, and host of the acclaimed documentary series Future History, which challenged colonial narratives and celebrated the resurgence of Indigenous identity. Kris co-hosted the series with dancer, choreographer, actor and activist Sarain Fox.
                
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Kris Nahrgang Indigenous Moose Antler Wall Hanging Sculpture - Canada Goose 

Kris Nahrgang - Member of Mississauga Ojibway (status held at Curve Lake)
Hand ecocast Indigenous sculpture from recycled materials, resin like - signed 

Size:
6" tall
5" wide
Excellent condition, small ding on a side

Kris Nahrgang (b. 1955, d. 2025) was a multi-disciplinary artist who worked in wood, stone, and traditional oil mediums. He was also an advocate for the rights of First Nations communities in Ontario, liaising between indigenous&nbsp;groups with respect to archeology since 2000. 
 
Nahrgang's art embraces the spirit and tradition of rock and totem carving. His style is a balance of innovative modern and traditional elements which lead to recognition across Canada and the world. He is noted in periodicals including Insight, Art Impression and Collectibles, and MacLean's magazine. 

Kris’s landmark commission—the monumental 36-foot Unity Pole unveiled at the Canadian National Exhibition in 2017—became the first Indigenous artwork permanently acquired by the CNE. He was also the co-creator, executive producer, and host of the acclaimed documentary series Future History, which challenged colonial narratives and celebrated the resurgence of Indigenous identity. Kris co-hosted the series with dancer, choreographer, actor and activist Sarain Fox.
 
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Bear Bust Indigenous Carving by Kris Nahrgang 

Larger Karl Burrows - Thunderbird Transformation

Original acrylic on acid free paper, hand signed

Wonderful painting for hard to populate, small wall spaces

Paper size: 15" x 10-1/2"
Excellent condition

Karl (listed artist) was Norval Morrisseau's last painting assistant, a protégé and a friend. Norval's and other artists' take on Indigenous&nbsp;cosmology inspired many artists to paint in this style.

He worked in his studio from 1989 to 2007.

Karl is an acclaimed artist in his own right and paints in the Woodlands School of Art style. He has an incredible eye for telling stories in vivid and lively colors.
                
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Foldable patio Adirondack chair with retractable foot rest 
Solid wood material, light weight
Much easier to store, move and transport
Purchased this summer, used only once
Color - light blue
Excellent condition, some wood chipped (can be easily touched up) 
Seat cushion not included (sold separately), image provided for references only.
 
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Foldable Patio Wood Adirondack Chair with Foot Rest

Mississauga (Ontario, Canada) SELLER MANAGED Downsizing Online Auction - Romark Mews

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Blue folding aluminum-frame reclining beach chair, adjusts from upright to flat lounger, padded headrest, side drink and phone pockets, rear storage compartments, backpack and hand carry straps, used one season

Foldable reclining beach chair

Chair in upright position showing overall form, armrests, fabric

Chair reclined flat illustrating adjustable frame and pillow

Chair folded with backpack straps visible plus detachable pillow

Blue polyester sling seat and back on silver-tone aluminum tubing, white plastic armrests with blue accents, detachable matching pillow, collapses to compact square for transport and storage

Foldable beach chair with backpack straps

Very functional, practical beach chair
Foldable, with adjustable angle of back support, extendable to flat position
Equipped with head rest
Fitted with back storage compartments and side drink and telephone pockets 
Easy to store and transport with hand and back straps 
Used condition, one season, stored indoor
Similar chair listed separately in listing # 35
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Lot #36: Foldable Beach Chair with Back Straps (2 of 2)

Only Available Pickup Date/Time: Sat, September 19 2026 Category A: 11:00 AM - 01:00 PM

Pickup Location: Romark Mews, Mississauga, ON, L5L 2Z4 View Map (opens in new window)

Lot #36: Foldable Beach Chair with Back Straps (2 of 2)

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Only Available Pickup Date/Time: Sat, September 19 2026 Category A: 11:00 AM - 01:00 PM

Pickup Location: Romark Mews, Mississauga, ON, L5L 2Z4 View Map (opens in new window)

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