6159
H=14"
$55.00 each.
RICE LAKE SAILING CANOE c.1894
6570
Sailing canoe in the same family for three generations. Cedar strip with later fibre glass renovation (c.1970). Has been in the water every year for 4 hours for decades. Long enough to win the annual sailing regatta on Rice Lake. In great 'as found' condition but needs some love.
l=17'
$1650.00
SET OF SIX SHIELD BACK DINING CHAIRS
6737
Nicely upholstered shieldback six dining chairs, one carver and five side chairs on hepplewhite legs.
$495.00 for the set.
GEORGIAN MAHOGANY CELLARETTE c.1800
6729
w=16.75", d=16.75", h=22.5"
$450.00
A cellarette or cellaret is a small furniture cabinet, available in various sizes, shapes, and designs which is used to store bottles of alcoholic beverages such as wine or whiskey. They usually come with some type of security such as a lock to protect the contents. Such wooden containers for alcoholic beverages appeared in Europe as early as the fifteenth century. They first appeared in America in the early eighteenth century and were popular through the nineteenth century. Thanks Wikipeadia
ANTIQUE SPONGEWARE POTTERY
6733
$120.00
Spongeware is pottery which has been decorated by applying colour using a natural sponge. Sponging was popular from c.1840 to c.1875. Spongewares was usually produced in the form of teawares and bowls. Colours include blue, red, purple, green and yellow.
Although the technique was not only applied in Scotland, it is considered a Scottish technique. The principal overseas customer for spongeware was Canada, where the ware was distributed from Quebec and the settlements on the St. Lawrence River.
HOLLYWOOD REGENCY FIGURED MAPLE CABINET c.1940
6728
Beautiful cabinet with arched carved top, sliding glass doors with decorative etchings, brass hardware and cabriole legs.
w=36", d=17", h=76"
$395.00
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