Balkan Brac guitar John Bencic Cleveland 1920smaple neck with bound ebony fingerboard, mother of pearl position markers Spruce top with curly maple sides and backpearl and abalone inlayslabel reads: First and Oldest Mfr of Musical Insts. John Bencic 1317 1/2 E 41st Street Cleveland OhioThe Brac, used throughout the Balkan countries is the bigger brother to the Tamburitza or Prim. Roughly the size of a small guitar it has a similar tone and voice to the Celtic Bouzouki.Might have some age wear Measurements: 30.5&#34; long

Balkan Brac guitar John Bencic 1920s

Franz Gruber oil on canvas painting (German 1878-1945Might have some age wear Measurements: of painting not including the frame Height: 20 in (50.8 cm)Width: 30.25 in (76.84 cm)Depth: 1 in (2.54 cm)

Antique Franz Gruber Oil Painting



Juliusz Sabiak oil on canvas SLABIAK, Julius, (Polish, 1917-1973)Might have some age wear Measurements: 24&#34;18&#34; not including the frame

Juliusz Słabiak oil on canvas Painting

Iconic Mid-century Arco floor lamp designed by Harvey Guzzini for Laurel Lighting Company, 1970s. Features tubular chrome arc, acrylic and aluminum globe shade, and square Carrara marble counterweight base. The globe shade has three light functions: spot downlight; dual candelabra bulbs illuminating the globe; and both lit simultaneously.Might have some age wear Condition: - Measurements: measurements in inches Height of Arc: H: 92Length of Arc: 83Lamp from Ground: 57Lamp Diameter: 14.5Marble Base H: 9 W: 9 D: 11

Harvey Guzzini Arc Lamp

Judith Lambertson painting (American) Size without frame: 10.5&#34; high x 14.5&#34; wide Size with frame: 15.5&#34; high x 19.5&#34; wide

Judith Lambertson painting (American) 

Paragon Rose Handle Tea Cup And SaucerNo chips or cracks 

Paragon Rose Handle Tea Cup And Saucer

Pair of midcentury lamps attributed to Gerald Thurston.DetailsAttributed toGerald Thurston&nbsp;(Designer)DimensionsHeight: 29 in (73.66 cm)Diameter: 19 in (48.26 cm)Sold AsSet of 2 Mid-Century Modern&nbsp;(Of the Period)Place of OriginUnited StatesPeriod Mid-20th CenturyDate of Manufacture circa 1960 Condition Good Wear consistent with age and use. Brass has some minor tarnish and wear.                

Gerald Thurston

Mid century Lamps



Signed oil on board painting dundas conservation Might have some age wear Measurements: 5&#34;4&#34; not including the frame

Signed oil  painting dundas conservation

Watercolor painting Might have some age wear Julian Ruggles Seavey was one of the most prestigious artists to have called Hamilton his home. He was born in Boston, Massachusetts, on April 24, 1857 and studied art in New York, Paris, Rome, and Germany before coming to Hamilton in 1879. During the time he lived here, Seavey was a major force in promoting local art and culture.Seaveywas a diverse artist. He worked in a variety of mediums, although he was best known for his oil and watercolour landscapes and still lifes. But perhaps his greatest contribution was the role he played as a teacher.In 1908, the Hamilton Normal School opened as a facility to train public school teachers. Seavey developed and presided over the art department from the time the school opened until his retirement in 1931. He also taught special art courses to interested Normal students outside the school?s curriculum. After 1911, he lectured on art in summer courses at the University of Toronto. Seavey also held private classes at the Brantford academy and taught out of his studio/home. He developed a colour chart for teaching the pigmentary system of colour which was published in 1912 and used as a teaching tool in many English speaking countries.J.R. Seavey was also important to Hamilton because his sketches now serve as historical references. In 1897, he published a collection of 95 drawings depicting churches, graveyards, inns and mills of old Hamilton. The collection, titled Wentworth Landmarks, was originally published in Hamilton Spectator articles and was meant to show the depressing state the city was in during this transitional period to industrialization. Seavey was one of very few artists in the late 19th century to record the local landscape in his art.Seaveyshowed his affection for Hamilton by involving himself with community groups. He formed the Hamilton Art Students League with fellow artist, John Sloan Gordon and was elected as the groups first president. The group met at Gordon?s studio on 28 King Street West. He was the first president of the Black and White club in 1880. In 1937, Seavey was the president of the Men?s Art Club of Hamilton. He also instructed many members of the Women?s Art Association of Hamilton in his 40 by 30-foot studio. It was a lavish addition to his family home, decorated with coconut matting on the floor, easels all about and a glass wall facing the garden.He illustrated many articles for the Hamilton Spectator. One such article was J.E. Wodell?s futuristic look at what Hamilton would be like in the year 2003. Wodell predicted that Hamilton would become the industrial capital of North America.NIveof Seaveys pieces are in the Hamilton Art Gallerys permanent collection. He had exhibited with the Ontario Society of Artists and the Royal Canadian Academy. His painting &#34;Music,&#34; completed in 1890, was included in the National Art Gallery engagement calendar for 1962. Seavey also contributed eight full plates for Pauline Johnson?s book &#34;Flint and Feather.&#34; His works were exhibited periodically within Hamilton in the Artists? Emporium at 68 King Street East.J.R. Seavey was also a family man. He married Lizzie Bearman in 1888 in a small, private ceremony. They had two daughters, Theo and Marjory, who carried on the Seavey name as artists. He also had a son named Frederick. All three of his children remained in Hamilton. In fact, Marjory succeeded her father as art director of the Normal School after his retirement and stayed at the school for 25 years.Julian Ruggles Seavey passed away July 3, 1940 in his home. As an artist and a teacher, he influenced an entire generation of Hamilton art students and contributed greatly to Hamilton?s art scene of the early 20th century. Measurements: 11&#34;8&#34; not including the frame

Julian Ruggles Seavey

Painting

Antique pipe smokers cabinetNo key Might have some age wear Measurements: 15.5&#34; tall 13.5 wide 8&#34; deep

Antique pipe smokers cabinet

Large oil on canvas Halfred Tygesen was aDanish Canadian artistMight have some age wear Measurements: 36&#34; 30&#34; not including the frame

Large Halfred Tygesen Oil Painting

Albert Meindl (1891-1967), AustrianOil on canvas meindlMight have some age wear The painting has some scratches Measurements: 24&#34;19&#34; not including the frame

Albert Meindl (1891-1967) Oil Painting

1780s antique corner cabinetNo keyMight have some age wear Measurements: 36&#34; tall 25.5&#34; wide 16&#34; deep

1780s antique corner cabinet

Charles MacDonald Manley, Canadian (1855-1924) WatercolourMight have some age wear Measurements: 10&#34; 8&#34; not including the frame

Charles MacDonald Manley Painting

REAL Giant Conch Shell hanging LampWorking Might have some age wear Measurements: the shell measures 20&#34;10&#34;

REAL Giant Conch Shell hanging Lamp

Antique Signed oil on board painting Has some paint chipping Might have some age wear Measurements: 12&#34;8&#34; not including the frame

Antique Signed oil on board painting

mid century modern abstract painting oil on board Unsigned Might have some age wear Condition: - Measurements: 46&#34;24&#34; not including the frame

mid century modern abstract Painting 

Watercolor painting Might have some age wear Julian Ruggles Seavey was one of the most prestigious artists to have called Hamilton his home. He was born in Boston, Massachusetts, on April 24, 1857 and studied art in New York, Paris, Rome, and Germany before coming to Hamilton in 1879. During the time he lived here, Seavey was a major force in promoting local art and culture.Seaveywas a diverse artist. He worked in a variety of mediums, although he was best known for his oil and watercolour landscapes and still lifes. But perhaps his greatest contribution was the role he played as a teacher.In 1908, the Hamilton Normal School opened as a facility to train public school teachers. Seavey developed and presided over the art department from the time the school opened until his retirement in 1931. He also taught special art courses to interested Normal students outside the school?s curriculum. After 1911, he lectured on art in summer courses at the University of Toronto. Seavey also held private classes at the Brantford academy and taught out of his studio/home. He developed a colour chart for teaching the pigmentary system of colour which was published in 1912 and used as a teaching tool in many English speaking countries.J.R. Seavey was also important to Hamilton because his sketches now serve as historical references. In 1897, he published a collection of 95 drawings depicting churches, graveyards, inns and mills of old Hamilton. The collection, titled Wentworth Landmarks, was originally published in Hamilton Spectator articles and was meant to show the depressing state the city was in during this transitional period to industrialization. Seavey was one of very few artists in the late 19th century to record the local landscape in his art.Seaveyshowed his affection for Hamilton by involving himself with community groups. He formed the Hamilton Art Students League with fellow artist, John Sloan Gordon and was elected as the groups first president. The group met at Gordon?s studio on 28 King Street West. He was the first president of the Black and White club in 1880. In 1937, Seavey was the president of the Men?s Art Club of Hamilton. He also instructed many members of the Women?s Art Association of Hamilton in his 40 by 30-foot studio. It was a lavish addition to his family home, decorated with coconut matting on the floor, easels all about and a glass wall facing the garden.He illustrated many articles for the Hamilton Spectator. One such article was J.E. Wodell?s futuristic look at what Hamilton would be like in the year 2003. Wodell predicted that Hamilton would become the industrial capital of North America.NIveof Seaveys pieces are in the Hamilton Art Gallerys permanent collection. He had exhibited with the Ontario Society of Artists and the Royal Canadian Academy. His painting &#34;Music,&#34; completed in 1890, was included in the National Art Gallery engagement calendar for 1962. Seavey also contributed eight full plates for Pauline Johnson?s book &#34;Flint and Feather.&#34; His works were exhibited periodically within Hamilton in the Artists? Emporium at 68 King Street East.J.R. Seavey was also a family man. He married Lizzie Bearman in 1888 in a small, private ceremony. They had two daughters, Theo and Marjory, who carried on the Seavey name as artists. He also had a son named Frederick. All three of his children remained in Hamilton. In fact, Marjory succeeded her father as art director of the Normal School after his retirement and stayed at the school for 25 years.Julian Ruggles Seavey passed away July 3, 1940 in his home. As an artist and a teacher, he influenced an entire generation of Hamilton art students and contributed greatly to Hamilton?s art scene of the early 20th century. Measurements: 10&#34;7&#34; not including the frame

Julian Ruggles Seavey

 Painting

Robert Sonneman Style Chrome Ball Adjustable Table LampMight have some age wear Measurements: 31&#34;26&#34; fully extended

Chrome Ball Adjustable Table Lamp

Watercolour painting signed m.l. barns Might have some age wear Measurements: 16&#34;10&#34; not including the frame

Watercolour painting signed m.l. barns

Zenith trans-oceanic radio Might have some age wear Measurements: 12.5&#34;10&#34;

Zenith trans-oceanic radio

Vintage heavy copper baking trayMight have some age wear Measurements: 16&#34; 11&#34;3/4 1&#34;1/2

Vintage heavy copper baking tray

Painting oil on boardSigned waddellMight have some age wear Measurements: 20&#34; 16&#34; not including the frame

Painting oil on Board

Very large and heavy antique 19th Century Chinese Rice Wine Jar with StampHas a chip on the rimMight have some age wear Condition: - Measurements: 30&#34;25&#34;

19th Century Chinese Rice Wine Jar Large

Hamilton (Ontario, Canada) SELLER MANAGED Estate Sale Online Auction - Ottawa Street North

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Pair of mid-century modern table lamps attributed to Gerald Thurston, brass and wood construction, woven drum shades with opaline diffusers and pull-chain sockets, height 29", shade diameter 19", circa 1960.

Mid-century brass and wood table lamp with woven drum shade and opaline diffuser

Pair of lamps on plain background, front view.

Single lamp lit, side view showing shade texture and base profile.

Single lamp lit, front view highlighting column and pull chain.

Close-up of shade top with finial and diffuser.

View of shade and diffuser lit from above.

Brass and wood slender column table lamps with tan woven textured drum shades featuring plastic opaline diffusers and turned wood finials.

Bid Date	Bid Amount
Oct 26, 2023, 12:20:28 AM	$285.00
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Lot #3: Gerald Thurston Mid century Lamps

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Pickup Location: Ottawa Street North, Hamilton, ON, L8H 3Z8 View Map (opens in new window)

Lot #3: Gerald Thurston Mid century Lamps

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