Rare dispenser, circa 1930''s, from the now defunct Canadian food products company, Shirriff Family Food products. A very rare piece, in excellent condition. Clear glass with harlequin design on black glass base, with interior paddle. 14.5"H.

Football style churn with 4 lobed glass body, wooden handled metal crank, and wooden paddle. This was the last style of churn made by Dazey. Circa 1940's. In excellent condition. 15"H.

First produced in 1897 by the American Badger Brass Company in Kenosha, Wisconsin. These lamps fell out of fashion in the late 30's when battery operated lamps became popular, but were dusted off and pressed again into service during WWII when batteries were scarce. In good condition, with faceted green and red lenses on each side. 7"H.

In original, as found condition, made in the U.S.A. Was used to scrape ice off a larger block. In good working condition, with a nice, tight fitting lid, and sharp blade. Has cast raised numbers "3624" under lid. Circa 1893 - early 1900's. 7.5"L x 3.5"W x d.5"D

With unusually long cast iron lever, and antique green glass bottle. In good condition. 23.5" to top of lever.

Circa early 1900's, newer burner. Made by "P & A" - Plume and Atwood- Risdon Co. of Danbury, Connecticut. Frosted chimney is a reproduction of original Princess Feather pattern. In very good condition. 19"H to top of chimney.

A squat sewing table lamp, made by Consolidated Glass. With elaborately etched clear glass chimney, with owls, stars and moons. In good condition, with very minor fleabite chip on bottom. 18.5" to top of chimney.

All original and complete. Teapot is brass, with a couple of soft dents, the stand is cast iron with original gold paint. 15" to top of stand. Teapot is 7.5"H.

In very good condition, with graphics almost completely intact. Missing handle. 6.5"D x 7"H.

Black transferware lid, with minor rim chip and crazing. The glycerine was made by Hugh Miller, from Inverness Scotland, who moved to Canada and opened a pharmacy on King St. Toronto, in the mid 1800's. 2.5" x 3"H.

Atkinson's cold cream lid, not on original bottom, and small ceramic pot for Holloway's Ointment - to cure rheumatism, gout, inveterate ulcers sore heads, sore breast, and bad legs! Hollway's pot has a couple of small chips. Cold cream lid is 3" in dameter.

By C.J. Countie and Company, Boston. Developed by chemists John and Charles Countie in the late 1800's. The formula for this cream was later sold to Pond's Cold Cream. White porcelain with blue underglaze, and original paper label on bottom. In good condition - rare to find complete with lid. In very good condition. 2.75"H with lid.

Made in the U.K. for the English and French Canadian market, the lid is in both languages. "Atkinson's Celebrated Parisian Toothpaste" was a commercially prepared product, developed in the late1850's, as cleanliness and hygiene became more intertwined with social acceptibility in the Victorian era. Despite the grim reality of disease and epidemics at the time, toothpaste went from a relatively niche product at the beginning of the 1800's, to a more widely adopted badge of cleanliness by the end of the century. Pot lid does not fit tightly on base. 2.75"D x 1.5"H.

Circa 1870. Some crazing, otherwise in good antique condition. 2.5"D x 1.75"H.

Circa 1880's. These pots were said to have been provided to passengers of the Titanic in first and second class cabins. Toothpaste was sold in pots until the beginning of WWI. Nearly every small chemist made his own paste, and had his own personalized printed lids. They came in a wide variety of flavours, the most popular being areca nut and cherry. Both were made of the same, areca nut formula, but the "cherry" flavour had the carmine colouring added. In very good condition. 3"D x 2"H.

Before tape, every store and home would have a string holder on the counter or in the kitchen. In good original condition. "Beehive" sits on cast iron try, which holds the string, and slots into dispenser. 6.5"D x 4.5"H.

From Granby Quebec, circa 1898. Semicircular body, with extended level action handle and base. Screw on type removable bade and handle with dual pivot level action which moves blade. Embossed lettering one either side of cutter. 17"L x 6.5"H.

Lovely patina, in excellent condition. 4.5"D x 5.5"H.

In very good condition. 3.75"D x 4.75"H.

Victorian cruet with later Fenton marked, opalescent cranberry "Dot Optic" liner, with tongs. In very good condition. 13.25"H.

Silverplate, marked "Meridien Co #146". Some minor rubbing to plate. 2"H.

Victorian cruet made by American Silver Plate Co., with 5 clear glass jars, all in good condition. Smal cranberry pot with silverplate lid, collar and hoop handle. All pieces in good condition. Cruet stands 15.5"H.

Hand blown, cut, and handpainted. All 4 are in good condition. Largest is 10". Smallest is missing stopper.

Operates on the principal that the specific gravity of liquids changes as it expands at different temperatures. Each of the bubbles is filled with a different coloured liquid with a brass tag hanging with a printed celsius temperature on one side, and fahrenheit on the other. They move up and down as the temperature changes, and the lowest one indicates the actual temperature. Works! 14.5"H.

Hat was made by the Superior Quality Hat Co., in purple velvet lined hat case, with original leather tag with owner's name, and "handle carefully". Case is missing clasp. 12.5" x 11" x 8.5"H.

Known as the microphone Elvis used, this is the classic, blue label, blue silk version. In excellent condition, with pristine finish and a bright, vibrant blue windscreen. On an Astatic E-5 desk stand from the 50's. With original riveted aluminum label, and new felt pads on bottom. Microphone has a number etched into side. Comes with original mic cover and cord. Working. Stands 14.5"H.

Asiatic D-104 microphone, in working order, and in excellent condition. With chrome metal neck and speaker piece and mottled metal base. 12"H.

Faceted glass cylinder with brass top and bottom, on cast iron base. In very good condition. Patent date appears to be 1872. 6.5"H.

Also known as a Fireman's Lance Fountain Pump, it would have attached to a lead from a water bag, which the fireman would have carried on his back. Has bullet and shower nozzles, and expands from 25" - 38" L for pump action. Circa 1870

With wooden handle and slide pin closure. In very good condition. 10.5"H.

Complete and in very good condition. Manufacgtured in Brooklyn, NY. 16"H.

Cast iron with brass heat shield and trivet. In very good condition. 9.5"H on trivet.

One "Dunragit" and one "C.W.S. Limited". Both are in good condition. 4.5".

Beautiful little pots, one french mustard, and one "Virol - Bone Meal Preparation for Children and Invalids". Both in good overall condition. Hairline crack to mustard pot. Tallest is 4"H.

Small stoneware crock "For Sandwiches & c." Circa 1840. In very good condition. 3.75"H.

'Kickley Brewed Ginger Beer". Hairline crack - see photo. 8"H.

"The Perfect Drink". Bottled by Charles Gurd, Montreal Quebec, in the early 1900's. Nice looking bottle with glazed green upper. 9"H.

Including 2 porridge bowls, and 2 two handled cups. Some very faint scratching to bottoms of the bowls,otherwise in very good condition. Bowls are 6.5" in diameter.

In good condition. 9"H.

Including 2 MIlk of Magnesia, Bromo Seltzer, and one small triangular bottle with "Poison" and "Triloids impressed on sides. Tallest is 7"H.

Rare, complete, beveled glass mirror with razor, brush and fitted milk glass bowl. Rim chip to bowl. Mirror stands 16"H.

Retractable strop in plated, monogrammed metal case, with early Gillette razor in original case with "Don Juan" blades. Gillette case is 4" x 2" x .5"H.

Made by The Jas. Morrison Brass Mfg.Co.Ltd., Toronto. Single spring vacuum pressure gauge. 7.5" in diameter.

Each with 4 brass bells. Longest is 21".

With flowered shaped pierced design and brass loop for hanging. 11.25"D x 2.25"H.

Stamped "Made in England" on bottom. In very good condition, with 10 stamps. 7"D x 5"H.

"Moore Co" duplicate receipt holder with installed pad of carbon receipts from the Snider Flour Milling Co. Ltd. and "Achilles" revolving rubber stamp holder with 8 rubber stamps. Receipt holder is 7.5" x 12" x 3"H.

Including brass front desk bell, 4 wooden rulers - 3 folding wood and brass- and a cast iron stamp.

"Ideal" postal scale, with paint decoration and 2 "Paragon Changers". Scale is 6.25"H.

With hard to find blue glass globe. Circa 1957.

With red globe. Circa 1957.

With blue globe. Circa 1957.

With amber glass globe. Circa 1957.

In good, working condition. The metal has signs of use, the bellows are composed of wood and leather and are crack free. 10"H.

By D.B Smith, from Utica, NY. 20"L.

Serial # 164486 10"H.

Likely German in origin, this French style green bean, hand crank slicer is in very good condition, in green paint with wooden crank handle. Interior of bean feed is ceramic coated. 8" x 8".

Circa 1920's. 9.75" H.

Circa 1920's. 11.25"H.

On wooden stand. 12"W x 19"H.

Model 302, made of bakelite, as well as plastic, steel metal and copper. One of the first phones to contain all the circuitry in the base, without a separately mounted box for the ringer. Made in Canada.

From the Patterson Candy Company, marked "Macdonadl Mfg Co Ltd, Toronto" on lower edge. Scratch on lid otherwise in good vintage condition. 11" x 5.25" x 5.25"H.

Triangular shaped tin, circa 1940. 7.5" x 7.5 x 7.5' x 3.5"H.

William Davie was a Toronto pork processing and packing company in Toronto. Circa 1920. 5.75"H.

Rare, colourful tin, with a design date of 1912. 5.5"H.

Circa 1932. Marvelube Oil was introduced in Feb. 1926 and was available till well after the Esso rebranding, which occurred in 1948. With original lid. 13"H.

2 Old Foley, and 1 Nippon. In good condition. Largest is 4"H.

Antique Dutch skates, with steel blades and leather straps. Made by the Nooitgedagt & Sons Metal factory, in the town of Ijlst. 12"L.

30 oz. bottle, with silkscreen label. 11"H.

6.5 oz. bottle with silkscreen label. 7.75"H.

In good condition. Rotary style beater with thin bent wire blades, oval in shape. Heavy cast iron lid fits over accompanying container which is thick, clear glass with flared base and chamfered corners. Circa 1910-1918, and considered a state of the art kitchen utensil at the time. Rare. 12.75"H.

12"H.

Cohansey Glass Manufacturing Co, Phil. Patent date July 16 1876. 6.75"H.

One a rare, half pint bottle, one pint bottle. Originally located in Caledonia. 9"H.

Half pint and full pint Riverview bottles, and a half pint Hewitt's half pint bottle. Both in good condition. Riverview bottles originated in Caledonia. Tallest is 9".

In good condition. Jar is 7" tall.

One Universal toaster, no cord, circa 1915, made by Landers Frary and Clark, Connecticut and one Hot Point toaster, in working order. Universal toaster is 10" tall.

Biscuit tin and patriotic lunch pail, decorated with Union Jacks. Good condition. 7.5"H.

Blue and silver,in good condition. 6.5"H.

No lid. In good condition, with original paper price list from the Davies company. 9"H.

Including Quebec Honey can, circa 1924, and 6 lb.Silver Starch can, circa 1899-1906, from the Edwardsburg Starch Co. Ltd. in Cardinal Ontario. Tallest is 8.25".

Ivory Gloss Starch tin, 6 lbs. A commemorative tin made for the Diamond Jubilee of Queen Victoria. Beautifully decorated on all sides, from the St. Lawrence Starch Co. in Port Credit Ontario. Good vintage condition. Top is slightly dented. 9.5"H.

Wood and brass. An early astronomical device, representing the great circles of the heavens. Very attractive, functional rotating model. 18,.5"H.

Class III spring balance weigh scale. Weighs up to 50 lbs. 16"H.

One 25 lb scale, and one 125 lb. scale. Made by Chatillon in New York. Longest is 19".

One double wood and metal pulley, marked U.W. 3-PB, and one single wood and metal pulley. Longest pulley is 9".

Excellent early stencil with rotating letter block. 12" in diameter.

One quart. 10"H.

One quart milk bottle from Cayuga. 10"H.

"Chocolate Mint" and "Hot Chocolate Mix". In metal wire carrier. 8"H.

Brass nautical monocular/telescope. Made by Dolland, London, 1920. 4.25".

Blue glass. Carrier made of wire with wooden handle. Wooden lid available - not original. 8.25"H.

From a Davies 20lb lard barrel. Left side of lid missing a small section -see photos. 14"D.

Patent date March 31, 1903. Has been repainted. 13.5" x 9".

Large soldering iron with wooden handle, 20.5"L and snow fence wire bender, for repairing snow fences. 22"L.

One large bell on leather strap - bell size 5" x 6.5'', and one smaller cow/animal bell on leather strap.

Nicely shaped copper funnel with handle. 8"D x 9"L.

Cast iron peeler, made by Hudson Parer Co., Leominster, USA.

Four drawer thread display. 2 top drawers with glass fronts, 2 bottom drawers with wood fronts. Cabinet constructed of oak. 21.25" x 19" x 15".

European fruit wood trog, on oak stand, in good sturdy condition. 43.5" x 17" x 34"H.

A dovetailed crate with lid. Stenciled on front and back, "The Egyptian Lacquer Mfg. Co., Manufacturers of Superior Lacquers, New York, USA". 20.5" x 10.5" x 16"H.

In excellent refinished condition. 15"D x 14.5"H.

Brantford stoneware crock with blue floral motif. 15"H.

B.S. Mfg. Co. Ltd. in good condition. 12.5"H.

Ornately decorated cast iron printing press. In excellent condition. Very heavy. 21" x 13"H.

Oak chest with 8 oak interior drawers, lined with felt. Good leather carrying handle. Has front panel with lock and key. 18" x 8.5" x 11.5"H.

Hand crank sharpener.

Oak case, with beautifully decorated horn. Comes with 3 cylinders. In excellent working order.

Guhl and Harbeck, Hamburg, Germany. "Jupiter 2".Hand cranked sharpener mounted on oak board, with cast iron catch basin. In excellent working order. 15"L

Arts and Crafts lamp, made by Bishops, New York City. 7 panel slag glass shade, all in excellent condition. 14" x 17"H.

Red and blue lenses, made by the Hiram Piper Co., Montreal. In excellent condition. 15"H.

Glass coffee bean reservoir, with ornate cast iron centre grinding body and glass coffee grounds receptacle. Mounted on wood board for display purposes. In excellent condition. 19"H.

Square, tri-coloured glass, with clear border panels. In refinished pine frame. In good condition. 19" x 20.5".

Display piece. Carriage cable is missing. 12" x 7"H.

From Niagara Falls. Dovetailed crate in original finish. 15" x 15" x 11.5"H.

24 tins, 72 lbs., wooden Davies crate, with original lid. 24.5" x 17" x 13"H.

Refinished crate, in good condition. 19.25" x 12" x 10.25"H.

Excellent, bi-coloured graphics. In overall good condition. 19" x 16.5" x 10".

5 lb. scale, made in Toronto. Patent date 1898. Nickle plated cast iron base, with marble platform. In very good condition, given age. 21" x 13" H

Canada West, pre confederation . 1 imperial gallon. 13"H.

Some surface rust, but in overall good condition. 17.25" x 8.5".

Interesting, unusual piece. Frame size 20.5" x 20.5".

Wall mounting fire alarm made of cast metal. Some finish issues to side and top. 12.25" x 6.25" x 17.25".

Cast iron, commercial apple peeler. 28" x 16"H.

No markings. Rubber bulb has condition issues. 15"L x 9"W.

"Old English" , four brass lever #10 padlock, with 2 keys. 4" x 2.5".

One "Imco Triplex" and one brass, circa 1920. Both stamped made in Austria. Each approx. 2.5"L.

In very good condition. 5"D x 3.5"H.

Small portable microscope. As found. No markings. 9.25"H.

Manufactured by "The Luckhard Specialty Co", in Berlin Ont. Patent date June 30, 1908 14" x 4.5" x 4"H.

In excellent condition, in original box with instructions. Box is 9.5" square x 4.5"H.

Lamp bracket made by the "Ideal Stover Mfg. Co." , holding lamp with "White Flame" burner,and round cast iron votive candle holder on cast iron base. Lamp bracket is 12"L x 10"H.

With cobalt blue shade and brass burner. Chimney does'nt fit correctly. 10.5" to top of chimney.

Including brass "Eagle" oiler. Eagle oiler is 5"H, with a 5" hose.

With Havoline embossed on back, and stamped, screw-on funnel. In excellent condition. Patent date 1922. 14"H when funnel is screwed onto bottle.

Front is embossed with Shell logo. Patent date of 1933 on bottom. Glass is in excellent condition. No cap. 15.5"H.

Wooden with brass fittings. 15"L.

"Pyrene", made in Newark NJ. In very good condition. 14"L.

Made in Detroit, Michigan, by the General Detroit Corp. In very good condition. 17"L.

For eggs and cream. Wire whisk inside glass jar. In very good condition. 10.5" to top of whisk handle.

Including metal cookie pattern press and butter paddle. All pieces in good condition. Butter paddle is 10"L.

Pair of Boston & Sandwich Glass, Star & Punty pattern wahle oil lamps. Minor fleabites on base of one, and a Daimond pattern flint glass lamp. Tallest are 11".

Including large green depression glass juicer, 2 sealers, a pressed glass cheese or butter dish, and an 11 minute brass and glass timer. All pieces in good condition. Juicer is 8.5" x 6.5" x 4.25"H.

With wooden decks and wheels, and leather uppers. Size 8.5. Patent date June 1885. Made in Canada. 11"L x 4.5"H to top of back heel.

Blades are stamped "Hockey Club" and "All Steel". Leather still soft and supple. With a few condition issues, commensurate with age. In overall very good antique condition. Blades are 11.5"L and 10" high to top of boot.

Including Sunshine roller skates, wooden bell rattle and wooden abacus in oak frame. Abacus is approx. 9" square with a 4" wooden handle.

Made by Casige in Germany, British Zone, during the years 1945-949. Ruby red metal, with Casige eagle decal on front. Wheel cranks, and needle goes up and down. 8.5" x 5" x 6.5"H.

Circa 1900, model #64, serial # 501585. Stamped "Willcox and Gibbs Sewing Machine Co. New York, London, Paris". American made, with embossed seal on paint decorated base. As found. 10.5" x 6" x 9.5"H.

Both for bags of flour "7lbs. When Packed". One "Family Flour" and one "White Daisy" pastry flour. Some minor staining to "Family Flour" label, and a couple of small tears. Largest is 13" x 16".

"A Real Breakfast Food". From the Caledonia Milling Co. Ltd., Caledonia, Ont. In oak frame. Frame size:14" x 17.5".

Oak framed label in good condition. Frame size: 17.5" x 21.5".

"Made from Manitoba Wheat". Paper label from 48 lb. flour bag. In good condition. Frame size: 20" x 24".

From the Caledonia Milling Co. Ltd. "Government Standard", 44 lb label. Frame size: 18" x 22.5".

" A Splendid Pastry Flour". Some staining to paper. Frame size: 19" x 23".

"Tee Time at St. Andrews". #310/1000. Resin figure, in good condition. In original box. figure stands 11"H, not including golf club, which is removable.

"Cope's Golfers" Reprints. 50 cards in total, of golfers in various stances. In good condition. Frame size:20" x 18".

Bobby Jones, Ben Hogan, Byron Nelson and Jimmy Demaret. Frame size: 23.5" x 20.5"

Isadora - 2002. With original paper work. In very good condition. 7.75"H.

From "The Magic of Dance" series. In original box, signed by designer. In very good condition, with certificate of authenticity 8.5"H.

From the "Fabulous Creatures" series, 1998. In original box, with certificate of authenticity. Artist signed. In very good condition. 4.75"H.

From the "Fabulous Creatures" series, 1996. In original box, with certificate of authenticity. Artist signed. In very good condition. 5.5"L x 4"H.

From the "Fabulous Creatures" series. In original box, with certificate of authenticity. In very good condition. 5.5"L x 4"H.

From the "Endangered Wildlife" series, 2009. In original box with certificate of authenticity. Artist signed. In very good condition. Largest gorills is 4.25"H.

From the "Endangered Wildlife" series, 2008. With certificate of authenticity, in original box. Artist signed. Larger panda is 4"H.

From the "Magic of Dance" series, 2004. With certificate of authenticity. In original box. Artist signed. 8"L x 7"H.

In original box, with certificate of authenticity. Artist signed, with the date 2001 etched on figure. 8"H.

From the "Masquerade" series, 2000. Artist signed, in original box, with certificate of authenticity. 6.5"H.

From the "Masquerade" series. Artist signed, in original box, with certificate of authentication. 5.25"H.

In excellent condition, with brass blades and red enamel body. Fully adjustable. Cords in good condition. 15"H.

"Sweet Rose Bud" brand butter, from Teeswater Ontario. Graphics on one side, in excellent condition. 13.5" square x 12"H.

Brass blades and cage, on cast iron base. Fabulous looking fan in excellent condition. Needs cord. 19.5"H.

Circa late 1800's. Outstanding piece, with ormolu and marble accents. In very good condition. 12.5"H.

Hand painted. Grape vine motif, pattern #559. Shallow, early rim chip - pictured. 12"H.

Circa 1870-1900. With duplex burner, etched shade, hand painted and enameled font. Brass stem on ceramic base. 27" to top of chimney, 14.5" to top of collar.

Circa 1888. Gorgeous banquet lamp with bronze base marked B&H 4127, onyx column and the words "Patent Applied For". With foliated brass font shroud, and a quilted opalescent lemon yellow ruffled shade. Near top of burner it reads "Patented 1888". 20.5" to top of burner.

Apothecary shop display piece. Hand blown. In very good condition. 26"H.

Purple glass with creamy yellow open lattice work rim. In very good condition. 11.5"D x 7"H.

With swinging wood dowel perch. In good condition. 23"H.

Some minor wood loss where rim holds plate, but mostly secure. With gold and black accents. In good condition. 33"H.

Superb, tilting icewater pitcher set by Meriden Britannia Co., dating from the early Victorian period. In very good condition, with enamel lining, ornate stand and drip tray. 20" to top of handle.

Depicting sleeping cherubs in garden. A few spots of damage - see photos. 11,5"H.

Circa 1940's, "doofpot" means "extinguisher" in Dutch, and was used to store partially burned wood or fuel for use another day. The air tight lid would extinguish the embers. With a copper base, and brass lid and handle. Porcelain knob and handle grip. On 3 brass knob feet. 16"H.

Repousse copper, with forged iron handle. Stamped with Benham and Froud maker's mark. Possibly a Christopher Dressel designed piece. Gorgeous piece, in very good condition. Circa 1894 19"L x 13.5" to top of handle.

Model 5700. In very good condition, with 2 glass bowls. No beaters. Circa 1957. Approx. 12"L x 12"H.

In good condition. Working. 19"H.

On turned, 3 legged post, with embroidered screen. 60"H.

From the collection of Professor Gray, from Guelph University. With needlepoint under glass. On casters. In excellent condition. 30"W x 58"H.

Circa mid - late 1800's. With ornate brass hinges, handle and knob. With original shovel. 14" x 11" x 15"H.

Commemorating 60 years of confederation. This year was chosen after 50th anniversary celebrations were overshadowed by WWI. In oak frame, in excellent condition. Frame measures 20" x 14".

Brass plaque mounted on painted background. Circa 1910. Frame size: 26.5" x 15".

With 4 hinged towel racks. One minor scuff as shown, otherwise in very good condition. 32" x 20.5"H.

This is from a horse drawn seed drill end plate. Circa 1915. 22"W x 19"H.

In very good condition. 15" x 15".

Circa 1900. 17"W x 16"L.

Brantford, Canada. In excellent condition, circa late 1800's. A rare find! 17"W x 14"L

Rare item, patent date July 4, 1905, New York. Stamped "Robbins" on bottom. Ingenious, step in design, with plate that raises and lowers, for measuring skirt length. Comes in 3 pieces. When assembled measures12.5"W x 13"H.

In carved oak case. Clock strikes on the hour and half hour mark. With original paper label on door. Patent date of 1882. In very good, working condition. Crack to glass. 12.5" x 5.5" x 17.5"H.

Great architectural piece of iron. Patented in Canada, in 1887 and the USA in 1896. 41"L x 6"W.

In very good condition. 2 loose spokes on one wheel. 25" diameter.

Circa 1909-1911. Believed to be model # 317. In very good condition. 11" x 14" x 10.5".

Manufactured by McFarland MFG. Co Ltd., Toronto Canada. Nice graphics on wooden frame, with graniteware board in very good condition. 12" x 24".

The frying pan in particular is in excellent condition. The others have the odd chip of missing enamel, but overall in very good vintage condition. Frying pan is 10.5"D.

Some minor staining to colander and a few enamel chips. See photos. Coffee pot is 10"H.

Including green coffee pot with wooden handle, Hamilton, Ont. and a green and white graniteware colander, in good vintage condition. Coffee pot is 11"H.

Some enamel chips, and rusting to interior of teapot. Muffine tin is 7.25" x 14.25" x 1"H.

Covered cheese dish, and small tea or coffee pot. In good vintage condition. See photos. Cheese dish is 7.5"D x 3.5"H.

With 6 egg capacity. 13"L x 7"H.

Made in Owatonna, Minn. Some minor rust spots, but overall in very good vintage condition. Nice colour, and graphics intact. 8"L x 5.5"H.

Made in Owatonna, Minn. A couple of scratches across graphics - see photos, but otherwise in very good condition. 8"L x 5.5H.

One Art Deco, footed 2 cup measuring glass with metal beaters with wooden handle- some chipping to lower edges, and a cobalt blue glass 2 cup measuring cup in very good condition. Uranium glass cup and beaters is 11.5"H.

Dovetailed box with cast iron top. Crank has wooden handle. In very good condition. 6.5" square x 11"H, to top of handle.

Brass snuffer, with cast iron match safe and 6 candle mold. All in good condition. Candle mold is 9.5"H.

Including 2 wood handled cutters, a tin Bromwell's sifter and measurer and a Montreal Biscuit Co. egg separater. Sifter is 5.5"H.

With offset wooden handle. 8.5"W x 26"L.

Dated 1914, and distributed by Princess Mary to those serving during WWI, containing various items such as tobacco and chocolate. Princess Mary had a wish the "every sailor afloat and every soldier at the front" would receive the gift. In very good condition, with rare paper Christmas card included.

From the "Inspiration Africa" series. Artist signed. In original packaging. Approx. 4" x 4"H.

From the "Inspiration Africa" series. Artist signed. In original packaging. 4.5"L x 3.5"H

From the "Inspiration Africa" series. Artist signed. In original packaging. 5" x 2.75"H

From the "Lead Me" series. Artist signed, in original packaging. 5"L x 3"H.

From the "Care For Me" series. Artist signed, in original packaging. 3.25"L x 4".

1989. From the "Amour" series. In original packaging, with certificate of authenticity. 2.5"H.

From the "Sharing" series, 1988. With certificate of authenticity, in original packaging. 4.25"H.

From the "Save Me" series. In original packaging with certificate of authenticity. 4.25"H.

No certificate, but has $5,000.00 original receipt from auction company. In original packaging. 4"H.

With certificate of authenticity, in original box. Comes with mirror base for display. Artist signed. 7.5" square.

With certificate of authenticity, in original box. Comes with mirrored base for display. Artist signed. 7.5" square.

With certificate od authenticity, in original box. Comes with mirrored base for dispaly. Artist signed. 7.5" square

By Dominion Organ and Piano Co. Ltd. With round swivel seat above reeded central column with 4 reeded splayed legs. On glass ball and claw feet. Excellent condition. 20"H.

Three collapsible shelves, with bone inlay. In good condition. 10"W x 30"H. Each shelf is 9" in diameter.

One area where shade has sustained some minor damage, otherwise in very good condition. Working. Approx. 24" to top of finial.

Brass and cast iron hand pump, made by Smart, Brockville, Ontario. 15" x 20"H.

"The Guardian" 350 lb. fire extinguisher, in excellent condition. Made in Brockville, Ont. 24"H.

Model 317, in oak cabinet with nickel plated bell and bakelite ear and mouth piece. In excellent condition. 14" x 13" x 23"H.

Made by the Computing Scale Co., Toronto, circa 1901. 19"D, with 2 handles exceeding diameter by 3.5". Very heavy.

Cast iron hand crank corn sheller, made by A.H.Patch, Clarksville, Tenn., USA. 14" x 12"H.

Made by the Dowswell Manufacturing Co., Hamilton Ont. Circa 1898. 13" square x 11"H.

Cast iron, working rope making machine. With original booklet, and rope making tool. 11"W x 13"H.

Electric heater, made by Landers, Frary & Clark. Working. 15"D x 19.5"H.

Made by Badger Brass Manufacturing Co., Kenosha, WI. Some pitting to plating. 5.75" x 7.25'H.

Hanson Bros. Scale Co., Chicago, IL. 24 lb. scale, made of brass and metal. 11.4"H, with a 9"D brass tray.

Cast iron door bell, mounted on wood panel, designed to imitate a door. 10.5" x 9".

Made by Northern Electric.

Made by Western Electric.

Heavy wood churn, in excellent working condition. 21"W x 17"H.

Brass and cast iron pump, made in Brockville Ontario. 11" x 20.25"H.

Brass and cast iron sprinkler, made by the Sunbeam Corp. 8"W x 9"H.

Trumpet is in good condition, with smoothly operating valves. Serial # 231696. 22"L.

Stoneware foot warmer, made for T.Eaton Co., Canada. Small chip at filler hole, and small chip on screw on cap. 11"L.

"For Muff or Pocket". Made by Old Fulham Pottery. In very good condition. 3.75" x 4"

American made, circa 1860-1890, with a recessed catch dish at the bottom. In very good condition. 19.5"W x 27"H.

Small oil lamp, also known as a courting lamp. With original, intact glass, with Wrico stamp. Circa 1875. 5.5"H.

"Perko Wonder, Jun1 08" impressed on glass. Very good condition. 5.5"H

In good condition. 6.5"H.

One small chip to rim - pictured - otherwise in very good condition, with button lid, free from chips or cracks. 7.25"H.

Glass is in very good condition. Aluminum screw ring has holes, and does not screw on tightly. 7"H.

"Muncie Type" by Hemingray. Patent date is May 2, 1893. Some chipping - see photos. 12"H.

These jars are thought to be the oldest of Canadian made jars. A shouldered cylindrical fruit jar with long neck and prominent mouth. Lid is held in place with a cast iron yoke thumb screw. Embossed on front centre, "Hamilton Glass works, 1 quart. Some chipping to glass lid. 8.25"H.

Made by the Old Fulham Pottery, established in 1671. 8" x 8".

A brass candlestick phone model 323, #20 series. In excellent condition. 12"H.

Made for the T.Eaton Co., Canada. Minor condition issues to each - see photos. Largest is 9".

With some minor paint loss to red base. Gum holding compartment is plastic. Comes with 2 keys and gum. 8" at widest x 16"H.

3 cracks to glass. Northerly direction has been touched up. 9" x 9".

Kerosene lantern with red globe, made in Warsaw, NY. 13.5"H.

Very rare, hand cranked leather cutting machine, on cast iron base, with metal and wooden rollers. Patent date 1867. Very heavy. 17"W x 15"H.

Unusual hand operated grinding wheel, with adjustable cast iron base. Patent date 1886. 14" x 16.5"H.

Beautiful cast iron trolley made by Laing, Richie and Co., Essex, Ontario, Canada. 15" x 13.5".

Made by M.T. Buchanan, Ingersoll Ontario. 19" x 17".

With ornate cast metal base and glass chimney. 23"H.

Bentwood No.1, 6 gal butter churn, constructed of bent ash wood legs and body, with cast iron mechanics. Original logo and stenciling. In very good condition. 25" x 15" x 32".

19th C. wooden wall mount dryer, made by L. Hopkins, North Girard, PA. 38"L

Refinished table. Skirt has cut out, possibly for leg room. Good solid table. 24" x 36" x 30"H.

48" wood and metal wheel. Wheel is complete with steel tread and "Massey Harris Co., Canada" stamped on hub. Some dry rot.

With folding legs, stencilled "T. Eaton Co., Winnipeg, Manitoba". 44" x 28" x 28".

Refinished oak skis, with leather binding strap and bamboo poles with leather wrist strap - one broken. Skis are 65"L.

Cast iron hand crank drill press, mounted in oak frame. In excellent condition. 29.5" x 15" x 25".

Marked "The Home Brewery, Day Brook, Notts". Light green colour, with loose marble in neck, designed by Hiram Codd of Camberwell, London, specifically for carbonated beverages. Late 1800's. 9"H.

2 Mickey Mouse - one amber and one clear "Whitall Tatum"- and one amethyst insulator. Two marked made in USA, one made in Canada. All in good condition. Tallest is 3.5".

One cobalt blue ceramic, one aqua glass, marked "Hemingway, No. 9" and one pale amber, marked "Dominion- 16". Hemingway insulator has 2 chips. Tallest is 4".

This insulator is in very good condition, with no chips. Patent date June 17, 1890. 4"H.

One marked "Canada", and one with diamond mark. With cast iron insulator holder. Tallest insulator is 3.75"H.

Chronmaster mixer, complete with mixing cup. Made by ChronMaster of Chicago, Illinois.Unusual design, in that the mixer shaft lifts up to release the cup. Cord is original and needs replacing. When turned on, the motor runs, but the mixer doesn't rotate. In good vintage condition, with some pitting to chrome and minor paint loss to base. 13.5"H.

One with "Gilchrists No. 33" conical spoon and one with brass shaft and wooden handle. Gilchrist scoop appears to be missing the mechanism which helps remove ice cream from spoon. Each are 10"L.

Dr. Scholl's sliding foot measurer, in good condition, with smoothly operating slider, and a pair of C.S.Pierce shoe stretchers or shoe trees, size 7.5. , in very good condition with lovely patina. Dr. Scholl's is 3" x 17".

Constructed of hand turned, solid wood, with incised lines at center for grip, and around the balls for ornamentation, and to keep weights from rolling when on floor. Circa early 1900's. Approx. 12'L.

Including Niddy Noddy Yarn Skein Winder, 2 loom shuttles, and a pair of wool carders. All in good condition. Noddy wool winder is 19"L.

Of varying sizes. The 6 larger ones are brass and wood. Nice patina on both wood and brass. Tallest are 12".

Original finish, in good working order. Triangular base is 16.5" x 16.5" x 16.5" x 35"H.

Woodyatt, Guelph and McClary, London sad irons, with Geneva hand fluter. In good condition. Guelph sad iron has wooden handle.

Beautifully stencilled, hand crank sewing machine, circa 1888. Known as "Serpent Neck" or "Cat Back" models, they were manufactured until 1909. In excellent condition, in pine slide lid box. Box is 16" x 12" x 10".

In beautifully refinished oak cabinet. With cast iron base, and ornately carved drawer fronts. Appears to be in working condition. With drop leaf. 34.5" x 18.5" x 31.5"H.

2 from 1928, 1 from 1926. Ontario required the use of "Chauffeur Badges" from 1908-1928. The badge number matched the number on the paper license. 1" x .5".

With 4 cards. In good condition.

Circa early 1920's. In good condition

Repousse decoration of stag and grouse, with brass collar. Small hole at seam and some minor dents. 7.25"L.

Ingenious design, which converts from stroller to high chair. With metal wheels, turned spindles and cane seat. In very good condition. 16"W x 20"D x 39"H.

Circa late 1800's. Metal shovel on oak handle, used for potatoes or corn cobs. In very good condition. Scoop is 13"W x 41"L.

Steel reinforced shovel and hay fork. Both in very good condition. Hay fork is 69"L.

In excellent condition, with lovely patina to wood. Pulley is 8"D x 12"L.

One all metal "Louden" pulley, from Guelph, Ont. and one smaller steel and wood pulley. Largest is 9"W x 12"L

With original "C. Wilson & Son, Standard Scales, Toronto" stamp on front and back. In good condition. 33"W x 31"D x 57"H.

By the "Computing Scale Co, Toronto", circa 1905. Ornate brass, glass and cast iron scale, with heavy glass platform and beveled glass ends. Minor chip to underside of glass. 19" x 18" x 29"H.

Fan top cast iron scale, with enameled metal platform, by the "Brantford Computing Scale Co. Ltd." The Brantford Scale Company was established in 1910 by Joseph L. Howard, and was the first Canadian Company to Manufacture an all Canadian made scale. They were in operation until 1925. 12" x 17" x 28"H.

Gold finish fan top computing scale. The Brantford Scale Company was established in 1910 by Joseph L. Howard, and was the first Canadian Company to Manufacture an all Canadian made scale. They were in operation until 1925. Glass platform not original to scale. 12" x 18" x 27".

Hamilton, Ontario scale, forged metal and brass. In very good condition. 21"L.

Circa 1920. Made in Canada. 13"L x 13"H.

Pine buggy bench seat, with hand forged brackets and metal handles on either side. In good condition. 38" x 22" x 37"H.

In good condition, but could use paint. 4".

In good condition, with turned wooden handles. 21"L x 18"H.

The Teeswater Creamery was established in 1875, and operated by John Inglis. It was the first established creamery in Ontario, and only the second in all of Canada. In good condition. 17"H.

Stamped "W. Doherty, Winnipeg Man, Clinton On". With adjustable swivel seat and brass feet. Very good condition. 14"D x 20"H at lowest.

Including wooden churn, "Simon's Eastern Mfg Co" gallon pitcher and an apple sauce sieve with wooden pestle. Churn is 38" to top of handle.

On turned legs, with brass claw and glass ball feet. In good condition. 18"D x 18"H.

Nice, solid little stand, in good condition, with hexagonal top. 13.5"D x 18.5"H.

Decorated in relief, with cherubs. Cast iron, with nice brown patina and original finish. Circa 1890-1910. Impressed with "B&H, 3569. Unique piece, in good condition. 16" x 15".

Would have been used for storing, aging and shipping a 22 lb round of cheddar cheese. In excellent condition, with wire handle with wooden grip. 11"D x 6.5"H.

With lid and wire handle. Fabulous old bucket, in original paint, with original graphics completely intact. 10.5"D x 9.5"H, not including handle.

Unusual heavy molded cardboard candy bucket or pail, with steel rim and original paper label. Held 15 lbs of "Old Tyme Chocolate Ice Cream Drops", made by the New England Confectionery Co., Boston. With swing bale handle, and cardboard insert lid held in place with metal brackets. 13"D x 8.5"H.

3 lb. tins, in good vintage condition. No lids. Slight separation at seam of yellow tin. Red shortening tin is 5"D x 6.25"H.

With brass and wood hinged handle and wooden knob. In very good antique condition. 12"H to top of handle.

Vintage wind up clock in working order, in rare blue enamel. 5"D.

Table top, hand crank barrel churn, in good working order. 15" x 18" x18".

Made by Ginge, Denmark, circa 1920. Some paint loss. 15" x 9".

"All Famous Havana 5 Cent Cigars" embossed on front. Dent to right side, and right side of lip is bent. 9.25" x 10.25"H.

Brass blow torch made by the Clayton Lambert Mfg Co., Detroit Michigan, with soldering iron in rest, and an additional antique soldering iron in antique stand. Additional soldering iron is 16" x 7.5", and blow torch with iron is 12" x 13".

Signed "W. Chance and Co.". In good condition. 9" x 10" x 6"H.

4 cup, wall mounting, cast iron holder, each section stamped "JM 151, Iron Art". 18" x 17" when open.

Possibly made by the Smart Mfg. Co. of Brockville. 15"D.

Possibly made by the Smart Mfg. Co. of Brockville. 15"D.

Adjustable stretcher, size 6 3/4. 7.5" x 6".

Middle Eastern, with Arabic script along lower side. 17.5" to top of handle.

Early 20th C., cast iron scale. 11" x 14".

Flour barrel top label, from the Caledonia Milling Co. 21.5" x 21.5".

Flour barrel top label, from the Caledonia Milling Co. 20.5" x 20.5".

Signed "J.E. Sicyr", made of laminated woods. In good condition. 26.5"L.

Wire mesh, set in bent oak frame. Signed N.H.G.B. 20"D.

Early wire mesh, in bent oak frame. 18"D.

With iron handle and a pair of metal hooks on either side. 20" x 22" x 6".

One with stenciled mark "10 x 16". Largest is 15" D.

Ornate cast metal with brass finish and coloured glass in shade. Glass is in good condition. Working. 9" x 14"H.

2 gear molds and 1 pulley mold, numbered "AL-48". Largest is 10"D.

Wooden mold, stamped "30 8". 8.5" x 29".

Leather collar, complete with brass tipped haines. There is a mirror in this collar, which the photo editor removed. in good condition. 19" x 32".

"12"D Globe World Class Series". Rotates, on wooden base. 17"H.

Metal cream can, with painted sunflowers. Lid does not appear to come off. Bottom is in good condition. 19"H.

Quarter cut oak rocker, with turned spindles in arms. Excellent condition. 40"H to top of back.

With turned spindled legs and arm spindles. Good sturdy condition. 27" to top of back.

New England style buggy or wagon lift. Constructed of hard wood and iron. 28" x 29"H.

Condition issues to spine, cover and many of the pages. Please see photos. 18" x 14.5" x 1"H.

Good antique condition. Some issues to spine.

"No. 5 Junior Fourth Educational Instruction" primer for cursive writing. In excellent condition. 9" x 7.25".

Dovetailed box, with "Royal Yeast Cakes Make Perfect Bread" stenciled on 2 sides. some paint on graphics on one side. 16.5" x 8" x 3.25"H.

Manufactured by the "Canadian Wooden Ware Co.". Excellent graphics. 12" x 24".

In good condition. Had interior tray at one time. Missing lock. 38" x 15.75" x 12"H.

Nice dovetailed chest, with cameo top, cast iron handles and interior compartment to one side. 41" x 21" x 20".

With fold down seat in front, and inkwell holder. 24" x 34" x 31".

Remnants of original paint. Hand forged brackets in each seat corner. 41' x 19" x 19".

Wood and cast iron construction. The gauge reads "Turnip Cabbage Sage Carrot Onion Parsnip Spinach Beet". Left handle needs repair. 42" x 39".

Pre 1947 rotary push lawnmower, by "Eureka, Woodstock, Canada, Speedy". Blades are quite stiff - need a good oiling. Including an antique push garden cultivator, manufactured by "Planet Jr.". Mower is 52"L.

Hand forged axe head, with oak handle. Small crack in blade. 36"L.

From the Caledonia Milling Co., in Caledonia, Ont. In very good condition. 22" square.

Including framed Peerless Flour bag, a very large Balmoral Mills paper flour bag with colourful graphics, a smaller paper flour bag and 3 round "White Daisy" barrel labels. Large bag is 29.5" x 17".

Inclulding 2 large Balmoral Mills paper flour bags, with colourful graphics, one smaller paper flour bag, and 7 round paper flour barrel labels. Large bag is 29.5" x 17".

Glass lamp sits in cast iron holder, and is mounted onto a cast iron wall bracket. Good condition. 15"H

Including "Landers Frary & Clark , New Britain, Connecticut", cast iron meat juicer, a cast iron flip flop griddle, with a patent date of 1901, and an aluminum ricer with cast iron handle. Griddle is 14" x 5" without the handle.

Including Millenial Edition of Canada Dry glass bottles in cardboard case, an amber jug with wire bale handle and cork stopper, a CP "Pasteurized Water" can, unopened, and an Anzac biscuit tin. All in good condition. A couple of minor dents to Anzac tin. Amber jug is 15"H.

Metal and copper lightning rod, missing one foot, with one blue glass globe and one white glass globe. Slight chipping to collars on both globes. Rod is 34".

Refinished antique pulleys, constructed of wood and metal. Largest is 12' in diameter.

Refinished, wood and metal. Largest is 18" in diameter.

In good condition, with nice patina. One measures 22.5" x 20" and one is 53"L.

Brass and steel on wooden base. 8.5" x 4.5" x 4.5"H.

Comes with one extra film reel, in cannister. Projector missing cover over lightbulb. In working order. 11.5" x 15".

Walnut base, with sculpted legs and nice centre finial. Beveled marble top. 29" x 18.5" x 29"H.

Centre pillar on 4 splayed legs. Refinished, in very good condition. 19" square x 30"H.

6 panes. In good condition. Wood mullions on one side, putty on back side. 26" x 19".

Wooden washstand on turned legs, with swing mirror over bowl, candle holders on either side of mirror and towel rails on either side of washbowl. One knob holding mirror is off, but present. Threaded screw requires adjustment. 24"W x 52" H.

Wood with metal shelf hooks. 66"H.

With "Sensible" and patent date of 1899 embossed on side. Clever design for dispensing string. Works! 11"H.

Including wood handled branding iron "CD", 2 wooden spigots and a metal screw on spigot from an "ECO Service Station, Toronto, Ontario. Branding iron is 18.25"L.

Nicely executed carving of bald eagle and wolf's head. Approx. 5.5"L x 5.5"H.

Including 3 spice tins, with contents, 2 glass English marmalade jars and a Fortnum & Mason Crown Devon mustard pot. Some crazing to mustard pot, otherwise all in good condition. Marmalade jars are 4.5"H.

Including cheese dish, candle wick cutter and a Meriden silver plate Butler's dish. See photos for condition. Butler's dish is 14.5"H.

Including a "CreamTop" silver plate ladle, dated 1925/26. Bottle is from the Lang Creamery in Buffalo New York. Cardboard "cream" cap not original to bottle. 7"H.

Including cherry wood Henry Diston & Sons level. cast iron pulley, wood and steel gears, a "Detroit" blow torch, and cast iron ice tongs. Pulley is 12".

Including grinders, a "Chandler's" ice cutting machine, wooden mallet, metal ladle and metal can with flexible spout. Ice grinder is 13"H.

As found.

Made in Italy. Good vintage condition. 17"W x 13"H.

Refinished dolly with metal wheels. 20" x 47".

Including seeder, bucksaw and haysaw.

Including augers,planes, chisels and more. See photos for details.

Unusual old tool, wood with steel rod. Made by Tarbox Bros., in Toronto. Retailed for $1.50! With original paper label. 27"L.

See photos for details.

Small, early brass gauge, marked "Chambers & Co." and patented 1847, for measuring the size of knitting needles, and wooden ruler on metal stand for hemming skirts. Bell guage is 2.5" x 2.75".

In white frame, with butterflies and flowers. In good condition. 20" x 40"

Starring Kevin Costner, "Prince of Thieves". In good condition. Framed, no glass. 27" x 40".

2 wooden canes with brass heads, one bamboo cane with bone handle, and an "ecosmart" umbrella.

Used across the back and shoulders, to carry buckets. Circa late 1800's. 42" x 6".

Beveled, cut glass panels, on brass torch handles. Some corrosion to mounting plate of one sconce, otherwise in good condition. Electrified. 21.5"L.

Metal and plastic construction. 16"L x 10.5"H.

Including copper bedwarmer with turned wooden handle, Saignelecier brass bell, a "Gilmore grater, and a wooden fine mesh sieve. Bedwarmer is 41"L.

Including vintage Slazenger tennis raquet in wooden press, and a pair of aluminum child's strap on roller skates, by Dominion Skate Co., Mississauga.

Including opera glasses in case, fly tying magnifier with pincers, on cast iron base, skeleton keys, blue glass pot and a vintage metal "Tufland, Super" stamp. Stamp is 7.5"H.

Including wooden shoe shine box, with foot rest and brush, a child's size cast iron shoe form, a pair of size 7 shoe stretchers and a single antique wooden stretcher. Shoe box is 13" x 5" x 12"H.

Refinished electrical cable spool, with graphics on one side and "Return Empty Spool to Peterborough" 24" diameter x 13"H.