Canadiana, Pottery & Folk Art

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Canadiana, Pottery & Folk Art

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Featuring the lifetime collections of Don Pero, John Wine and Jim Fleming. Includes a generous offering of over 600 curated lots of historic artifacts including primitive furniture, pottery, fine art, folk art and decorative art, all with a strong Canadian theme. Join us live on February 8th, 2020.

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Miniature Model Skiff: American origin. A rowing skiff or "guide-boat-like" model, well crafted, possibly St. Lawrence River or Adirondack influence. Retains original oars. One side in original painted surface. 39.5" x 8"

0049: Miniature Model SkiffEst. CA$400-CA$600

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Folk Art Parcheesi & Checker Game Board: American. 1935. Wood. Original painted surface with four portraits adorning the Parcheesi side: "Billy, Mae, Lillain and Daisy". Checker side with a geometric border. Signed "Made by T V Keithan,

0050: Folk Art Parcheesi & Checker Game BoardEst. CA$700-CA$1,000

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Carpet Balls: Six (6). Scottish. Ceramic. Three sponge decorated and three striped in red, black, and brown. 3.5". Some glaze chips to 2 sponged balls. Don Pero Collection. $200/300.

0051: Carpet BallsEst. CA$200-CA$300

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Stick Decorated Bowls and Plates: Six (6). English. Ceramic. In various painted and sponge decorated patterns including Virginia. Two with printed marks including 'Airlie Ware'. 9.5". Hairlines, chips and crazing. Don Pero

0052: Stick Decorated Bowls and PlatesEst. CA$200-CA$300

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Sponge Decorated Pitcher and Basin: Scottish. Earthenware with red and green sponged decoration. 13.5" x 11". Good. Don Pero Collection. $100/150.

0053: Sponge Decorated Pitcher and BasinEst. CA$100-CA$150

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Sponge-Decorated Bowls: Four (4) sponge decorated bowls. Comprising a footed serving bowl with butterfly decoration, a brown printed bowl with horse decoration, a floral bowl and a hand painted rose pattern bowl. Largest

0054: Sponge-Decorated BowlsEst. CA$150-CA$200

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Pieces of Sponge Decorated Tableware: Five (5). Scottish/English. . Ceramic Tapered cylindrical pitcher with four colours of sponged decoration, blue sugar bowl and three various bowls. Bowls marked England. Bowls and sugar bowl with

0055: Pieces of Sponge Decorated TablewareEst. CA$200-CA$300

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Port Neuf Sponge Decorated Animal Bowls: Five (5). Scottish. Ceramic. Four with bird designs and one with deer. 6.5". All with chips, cracks and staining. Don Pero Collection. $200/300.

0056: Port Neuf Sponge Decorated Animal BowlsEst. CA$200-CA$300

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Blue Spatter Ware Peafowl Pitcher: English. Ceramic. Hexagonal bulbous form. 9" x 8". Crazing and staining, bruise at rim. Don Pero Collection. $400/600.

0057: Blue Spatter Ware Peafowl PitcherEst. CA$400-CA$600

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Furnival Maple Pattern Platters and Soup Bowl: English. Ceramic. Two graduated platters and a soup bowl transfer printed in brown with a central beaver and borders of maple leaves. Printed mark "Maple/T. Furnival & Sons. 16.5" x 11.75". Crazing

0058: Furnival Maple Pattern Platters and Soup BowlEst. CA$600-CA$800

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Various Pressed Glass Goblets: Thirteen (13). Canadian/American. Glass. Nova Scotia Grape & Vine, Buttons & Bows, 3 Cardinal, Diamond Medallion & 6 others, together with a Cardinal cream pitcher. 6". Good. Don Pero Collection.

0059: Various Pressed Glass GobletsEst. CA$200-CA$300

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Amber Canadian Quart Beaver Fruit Jar: Canadian. Glass. Facing right, plain amber lid. 7.25". Good. Don Pero Collection. $800/1200.

0060: Amber Canadian Quart Beaver Fruit JarEst. CA$800-CA$1,200

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Ontario Redware Dishes: Two (2). Canadian. Earthenware. Candy dishes or loaf pans. 8" x 6.25" x 1.75" each. Red glaze example noted, "bet Guelph & Orangeville", other example noted, "ABERFOYLE". Red glaze example exhibits

0061: Ontario Redware DishesEst. CA$200-CA$300

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Small Ontario Earthenware Bowls: Three (3). Canadian. Earthenware. 4.25" to 5.75" (h). Smallest bowl noted, "MILTON", mid-size bowl noted, "BRANTFORD-CAMBRIDGE", Largest noted, "PLATTSVILLE". Large and mid-size bowls exhibit tight

0062: Small Ontario Earthenware BowlsEst. CA$200-CA$300

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Ontario Earthenware Chamber Pot: Canadian. Earthenware. Features a fine, highly uniform brown spatter over lead glaze. 5.75" x 10.5" x 9.5". Noted, "Traced to Maryhill. 1.25" base edge flake. John Wine Collection. $200/300.

0063: Ontario Earthenware Chamber PotEst. CA$200-CA$300

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Ontario Redware Lidded Cream Pot: Canadian. Earthenware. Attributed to The William Eby Pottery, Conestogo, Ontario, 1855-1907. 4.75" x 6" x 4.25". Noted, "Conestogo". Glue repairs to handle and lid. John Wine Collection. $200/300.

0064: Ontario Redware Lidded Cream PotEst. CA$200-CA$300

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Waterloo County Earthenware Flowerpots: Two (2). Canadian. Earthenware. Each exhibits characteristics consistent with pottery made by Adam Biernstihl, Bridgeport, Ontario. 5.5" to 6" (h). Smaller example noted, "Wloo Co". Smaller example

0065: Waterloo County Earthenware FlowerpotsEst. CA$400-CA$600

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Waterloo County Earthenware Flowerpots: Two (2). Canadian. Earthenware. Larger pot exhibits characteristics consistent with pottery made by the William Eby Pottery, Conestogo, Ontario, 1855-1907. 4.25" to 5" (h). Smaller, unglazed example

0066: Waterloo County Earthenware FlowerpotsEst. CA$400-CA$600

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Waterloo County Earthenware Spittoon: Canadian. Earthenware. Features green and brown slip spattered over lead glaze. 4.5" x 8" x 8". Scattered glaze pops and minor fleabites. Chips to inner upper edge of side hole. John Wine Collection.

0067: Waterloo County Earthenware SpittoonEst. CA$400-CA$600

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Waterloo County Earthenware Cask: Canadian. Earthenware. Applied trim surrounding spigot hole features simulated screw head decoration. Fitted with two-piece wood spigot stamped, "Czecho-Slovakia". 10.5" x 7.5" x 7.5". Noted, "Wloo

0068: Waterloo County Earthenware CaskEst. CA$400-CA$600

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Biernstihl Earthenware Flowerpot: Canadian. Earthenware. Attributed to the Pottery of Adam Biernstihl, Bridgeport, Ontario 1867-1900. 5.5" x 6.5" x 6.5". Noted, "Stratfd Coll" (Stratford Collection). Two 2" chips from the upper edge

0069: Biernstihl Earthenware FlowerpotEst. CA$300-CA$500

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Biernstihl Redware Bowl: Canadian. Earthenware. Attributed to Biernstihl. Attributed to the Pottery of Adam Biernstihl, Bridgeport, Ontario 1867-1900. 4.5" x 10.5" x 10.5". Minor lip chips, the largest 1". Patches of glaze

0070: Biernstihl Redware BowlEst. CA$600-CA$800

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Biernstihl Earthenware Flower Pot: Canadian. Earthenware. Attributed to the pottery of Adam Biernstihl, Bridgeport, Ontario 1867-1900. Features blue and green slip decoration over glazed body. 8.5" x 10.75" x 10.75". Noted, "Certainly

0071: Biernstihl Earthenware Flower PotEst. CA$600-CA$800

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Decorated Biernstihl Utility Bowl: Canadian. Earthenware. Features decoration of a bird pecking at feed in green slip over a buff base. Attributed to the Pottery of Adam Biernstihl, Bridgeport, Ontario 1867-1900. 11.5" x 11.5" x

0072: Decorated Biernstihl Utility BowlEst. CA$1,500-CA$2,000

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