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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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Three Portneuf bowls: A lot of three decorative small Portneuf bowls having a strong blue pendant border and with large blue rosettes on the body with green leaves. The large bowl has two fine hairlines, the mid-size bowl

0073: Three Portneuf bowlsEst. CA$200-CA$400

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Set of 4 Portneuf bowls with rosettes: A graduated set of Portneuf bowls encircled with red rosettes between two blue bands with red lines. The smallest bowl has a minor rim chip, second is in excellent condition, the third has a minor

0074: Set of 4 Portneuf bowls with rosettesEst. CA$300-CA$500

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Greek Key ironstone pitcher: A water pitcher in purple sponged decoration with a Greek Key design on the body and a purple line accent below the rim. Very good condition. Scottish, 1875-90. 9.75" x 7.5" x 6.5" dia. From the

0075: Greek Key ironstone pitcherEst. CA$200-CA$300

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A lot of 2 Portneuf bowls: A lot of two Portneuf bowls: the soup bowl in red and green is in the Peony pattern while the larger shallow bowl has a red daisy at the centre with other motifs in blue, red and green. Lot 1: 9.75"

0076: A lot of 2 Portneuf bowlsEst. CA$300-CA$500

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Redware Lidded Mustard/honey bowl: An exceptional miniature redware lidded condiment bowl with a very pleasing glaze. With the exception of the lug handles, the form of the bowl itself closely resembles a full-sized version attributed

0077: Redware Lidded Mustard/honey bowlEst. CA$400-CA$800

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Miniature earthenware pitcher with mottled glaze: Canadian. Likely Ontario 1860s-90s. A superior buff earthenware miniature pitcher with a light beige base glaze and dark brown streaks with an almost metallic sheen. 3.5" x 3". From the Collection of

0078: Miniature earthenware pitcher with mottled glazeEst. CA$500-CA$750

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Miniature redware pitcher with amber glaze: Canadian. Likely Ontario. 1870s. Found in Wellesley, Ontario (Waterloo County) in 1976. A miniature redware pitcher with a pleasing form and glaze. 2.75" x 2.75". From the Collection of Steve Blevins

0079: Miniature redware pitcher with amber glazeEst. CA$400-CA$600

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Miniature redware pitcher: 1870s-90s. A miniature redware jug in a clear lead glaze with dark brown splotches over a dark red clay body. A very good example in spite of the repairs. 2.5" x 1.75". From the Collection of Steve

0080: Miniature redware pitcherEst. CA$300-CA$500

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Miniature earthenware jar with green glaze: Canadian. Likely Ontario 1860s-80s. A miniature barrel-form earthenware jar having a pronounced rim and in a superb variegated yellow/green glaze. 3.5" x 2.5". From the Collection of Steve Blevins

0081: Miniature earthenware jar with green glazeEst. CA$300-CA$500

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Miniature earthenware jug: Canadian. Likely Ontario. 1870s-90s. A miniature earthenware jug with a mottled brown/yellow glaze and with the cork still intact. 3.5" x 2.25". From the Collection of Steve Blevins and Sonja

0082: Miniature earthenware jugEst. CA$400-CA$600

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Small Redware jug: A small redware jug with a dark glaze having hints of green over a deep red clay body. Pleasing form with the rounded lip, slender neck and padded base. 6.25" x 3.5". From the Collection of Steve

0083: Small Redware jugEst. CA$200-CA$300

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Miniature redware jug with speckled glaze: 1860s-80s. Found in Gormley, Ontario in 1976. A small ovoid jug with a pronounced handle and in a cream/yellow base glaze with streaks and specks ranging from amber to dark brown. 4.25" x 3.5". From

0084: Miniature redware jug with speckled glazeEst. CA$400-CA$500

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Quarter-gallon redware syrup jug: Canadian. Likely Ontario. 1870s-80s. A molasses/syrup jug with a pleasing cream coloured glaze over a dark red clay body. Possibly Ahrens/Paris. 7.25" x 5". From the Collection of Steve Blevins and

0085: Quarter-gallon redware syrup jugEst. CA$200-CA$400

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Miniature jug with speckles: 1870s-90s. Miniature earthenware jug with a beige glaze and dark brown speckles over a light pink earthenware clay body. A lovely miniature. 3.75" x 2.5". From the Collection of Steve Blevins and

0086: Miniature jug with specklesEst. CA$200-CA$400

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Miniature Jug: A small squat jug offering a mystery as to its origin and maker. Appears to be stoneware but could be a buff earthenware, with a dark brown glaze and the initials JB incised in the bottom. We may

0087: Miniature JugEst. CA$200-CA$300

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Small blue storage chest: A small pine chest with hand forged hinges and in untouched early blue painted surface over original red. The case is dovetailed and has a simple bracket base while the interior is fitted with a

0088: Small blue storage chestEst. CA$300-CA$500

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Primitive Nova Scotia peg rack: A primitive coat rack in original Windsor green paint with the carved pegs affixed by square nails. Nova Scotia, 1825-40. 72" x 4" x 2.5". From the Collection of Steve Blevins and Sonja Morawetz.

0089: Primitive Nova Scotia peg rackEst. CA$200-CA$300

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Two-tone Empire chest of drawers: A large and impressive pine chest of drawers in the Empire style having shaped columns and a wave crest backboard. In original dry surface, the paint is a faux mahogany/rosewood on the top, sides,

0090: Two-tone Empire chest of drawersEst. CA$1,000-CA$1,500

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Quebec rocking chair in blue paint: A high back Quebec rocking chair with sloped arms and shaped hand grips, all in old blue paint over the original red. Original splint seat and rockers. Circa 1860. 43.25" x 21" x 32.75". From the

0091: Quebec rocking chair in blue paintEst. CA$300-CA$500

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Breslau open dish dresser: A pine open dish dresser in original paint with two plank doors over an open storage area for crocks, pots and pets. From the Dettweiler farm in Breslau, the cupboard has a squat presence with a nice

0092: Breslau open dish dresserEst. CA$1,500-CA$2,000

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Fluted leg wash stand: A walnut washstand with two overlapping dovetailed drawers and fluted tapered legs. The top has a beaded front edge and a dovetailed gallery. Good refinished condition with some stains on the top.

0093: Fluted leg wash standEst. CA$300-CA$600

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Niagara stretcher base dining table: A Niagara region stretcher base dining table in original dark red paint and with a three-board scrubbed pine top. The legs are slightly tapered, the stretcher is original with expected wear, and the

0094: Niagara stretcher base dining tableEst. CA$1,200-CA$1,800

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Set of nine birdcage Windsor chairs: A set of nine birdcage Windsors with box stretchers and bamboo turnings, including one armchair. Although there are minor differences in the seat shape and turnings, the chairs are numbered and have

0095: Set of nine birdcage Windsor chairsEst. CA$600-CA$900

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Ontario folky commode chair: An exuberant and folky commode chair with a heart cut-out in the shaped and pierced back. From an Ontario Germanic community, substantially made in walnut and pine with robust arms, shaped arm

0096: Ontario folky commode chairEst. CA$600-CA$1,000

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