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Hooked rug -- "You Ain't No Spring (Chicken)"

Hart Bros. & Lazier, Belleville, Ont., 6-Gallon Bird Crock

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New Hamburg, ON, Canada

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Skinner & Co. 1-Gallon Stoneware Jug: Canadian. Picton, C.W. C. 1860. Salt-glazed stoneware. This one-gallon jug is decorated with a whimsical flower and a stylized numeral "1" in dark cobalt blue. Samuel Skinner, who operated the

0049: Skinner & Co. 1-Gallon Stoneware JugEst. CA$200-CA$300

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Green-winged Teal decoy by Dan Wigle (1942 - 2017): A Green-winged Teal in original paint and hot branded Bear Creek Club, a duck club that was adjacent to Walpole Island on the St. Clair Flats. Also marked W.W. 77 (carved 1977). 4" x 10.25" x 3.75".

0050: Green-winged Teal decoy by Dan Wigle (1942 - 2017)Est. CA$300-CA$500

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Ken Anger, Dunnville, Bluebill hen decoy: A Bluebill hen decoy by Ken Anger (1905-1961), Dunville, Ontario, in 6" x 14.25" x 6.25". From the Kathryn and late David Richardson Collection.

0051: Ken Anger, Dunnville, Bluebill hen decoyEst. CA$400-CA$600

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Pair of Green-wing Teals by Billy Ellis: A rare pair of Green-wing Teal decoys by Billy Ellis (1865-1963), Whitby, Ontario, in near-mint original paint. Hen: 5.5" x 12.25" x 5.25". Drake: 4.75" x 13.25" x 5.25". From the Kathryn and late

0052: Pair of Green-wing Teals by Billy EllisEst. CA$2,000-CA$3,500Lot Passed

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Billy Ellis, Bluebill hen: A Bluebill hen decoy from the 1930s by Billy Ellis (1865-1963), Whitby. 6" x 15" x 6.5". From the Kathryn and late David Richardson Collection.

0053: Billy Ellis, Bluebill henEst. CA$200-CA$300

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Pair of Bluebills by Ray Pomeroy, Gores Landing: Rice Lake decoys acquired directly from the carver Ray Pomeroy in 1948 by picker Don Reid in Norval, Ontario, where they both worked in the same factory. At the time, Pomeroy said that he had made

0054: Pair of Bluebills by Ray Pomeroy, Gores LandingEst. CA$300-CA$500

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Whistler and Bluebill decoys by Ray Pomeroy, Gores Landing: A Whistler hen and Bluebill hen from Rice Lake by Ray Pomeroy, acquired directly from the carver in 1948 by picker Don Reid in Norval, Ontario, where they both worked in the same factory. At the

0055: Whistler and Bluebill decoys by Ray Pomeroy, Gores LandingEst. CA$300-CA$500

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Finger Lakes, N.Y., Black Duck: An early Black Duck decoy by an unknown carver from the Finger Lakes area, New York. Nice form with a long tail and in original paint. 6"H x 16.25" x 6.25". From the Kathryn and late David Richardson

0056: Finger Lakes, N.Y., Black DuckEst. CA$200-CA$300

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Ray Andress, Canvasback drake decoy: A Canvasback decoy from the 1930s by Ray Andress (1890-1955), Gananoque, Ontario. Original leather and weight affixed with copper nails and an "N" is stencilled in white paint near the tail. 6" x 15"

0057: Ray Andress, Canvasback drake decoyEst. CA$500-CA$800

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Green-wing Teal decoy, Quebec.: A Quebec Green-wing Teal with carved eyes and wing detail and having a turned head. 4.25" x 10.75" x 3.25" From the Kathryn and late David Richardson Collection.

0058: Green-wing Teal decoy, Quebec.Est. CA$100-CA$200

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William Rundle, Bloomfield, Bluebill hen: A William Rundle (1861-1920) decoy from Prince Edward County (Bloomfield). Circa 1890. Little is known about Rundle, however, collectors consider him one of the earliest and finest Prince Edward

0059: William Rundle, Bloomfield, Bluebill henEst. CA$1,000-CA$1,500

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Tom Chambers, Redhead drake decoy.: A Redhead decoy in original paint carved in the early 20th century by Tom Chambers (1860 - 1948). Illustrated in "Ontario Decoys" pg 15 by Bernie Gates and in "Decoying St. Clair to the St. Lawrence"

0060: Tom Chambers, Redhead drake decoy.Est. CA$1,000-CA$1,500

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Pileated Woodpecker by D.J. Epp: A masterful carving of a Pileated Woodpecker by David Jacob Epp (1905-1990) in original paint and on its original burled mount. Hand painted and signed in indigo ink on the base "Woodpecker by Epp" .

0061: Pileated Woodpecker by D.J. EppEst. CA$300-CA$500

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Sackback Windsor in yellow paint: A sackback Windsor armchair having a single board seat, double medial stretchers and cylindrical turned legs terminating in an elongated ball foot. In finely crazed early yellow paint over black.

0062: Sackback Windsor in yellow paintEst. CA$300-CA$500

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Ontario Sackback Windsor armchair: Sackback Windsor armchair in early coral paint with a single board pine seat and turned double front rungs. Faint black pin stripe accents are seen on the back spindles and seat gutter. A near

0063: Ontario Sackback Windsor armchairEst. CA$400-CA$600

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Miniature walnut Scottish sideboard: A child's or salesman sample sideboard with three drawers over two flush panel doors in the lower section. The open upper section has scrolled sides and a high backboard with a long shelf and divided

0064: Miniature walnut Scottish sideboardEst. CA$300-CA$500

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Chip carved frame with roses: A pine frame naively carved with pinwheels and roses in weathered blue and black paint. The inside frame is chip carved with a zig-zag border. Appears to be made from an old shipping box. American,

0065: Chip carved frame with rosesEst. CA$200-CA$400

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Marquetry gameboard: A marquetry double-sided gameboard with dramatic inlay on both sides: the parcheesi board having a five-pointed inlaid star at "Home" and the other side having three inlaid rectangles with linenfold

0066: Marquetry gameboardEst. CA$600-CA$800

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Quebec hooked rug with five birds: A Quebec hooked rug with a flying yellow bird at the centre and each corner having a blue bird perched on a flowering branch. All on a black background. Ex collection Alfred Pellan, ex Gérard

0067: Quebec hooked rug with five birdsEst. CA$1,000-CA$1,500

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Portneuf pitcher with checkerboard motif: A fine example of a Portneuf pitcher having a sponged purple checkerboard pattern with rosettes on the body and floral pendants along the rim and handle. Good condition, but with minor rim scuffs, a

0068: Portneuf pitcher with checkerboard motifEst. CA$300-CA$500

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Pair of blue Portneuf plates: A pair of blue Portneuf plates with rosettes around the rim and profusely decorated with sponged motifs. Very good condition, Scottish circa 1875. Each 9.5" dia. From the Kathryn and late David

0069: Pair of blue Portneuf platesEst. CA$200-CA$300

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Two Portneuf bowls: A lot of two Portneuf bowls with blue/red/green motifs and the smaller one with a black squiggly line through the pattern. Both made in England, the large marked Baker & Co., Fenton. Very good

0070: Two Portneuf bowlsEst. CA$300-CA$500

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Portneuf pitcher with green motifs: A Portneuf pitcher with unusual two-tone green sponged decoration on the body and having a shaped edge and a molded motif on the pouring spout. Very good condition with a star hairline on the bottom

0071: Portneuf pitcher with green motifsEst. CA$400-CA$600

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Lot of 3 Portneuf bowls: A lot of three Portneuf bowls with prominent sponged motifs. The first has a blue diamond border with a red band on the rim and red and green sprigs; the second with blue foliate pendants around the

0072: Lot of 3 Portneuf bowlsEst. CA$600-CA$800

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