1940’s Canadian “Ask For Labatt’s” Porcelain Dial Bar

Advertising clock featuring the slogan “Ask for Labatt’s”. Features baton style hands and a red sweep-second hand. Functioning properly, but no guarantees as to accuracy. Walnut case. Marked “

Canadian. 1940s. Porcelain dial, wood case. Marked, "Shonbeck Clock Co. Hamilton, Ont.". 16 1/2 x 16 1/2 x 2 3/4". Exhibits slight porcelain flaking around motor mount holes. Second hand exhibits slig

Canadian. 1940s. Porcelain dial, walnut case. Does not appear to have been fitted with a movement. Marked, "Shonbeck Clock Co. Hamilton Ont." upper edge dial. 16.5 x 16.5 x 2.75". Requires movement, h

Canadian. 1940s. 32" x 3.25" x 1". Surface scratches and some porcelain loss (mostly near mounting flange). Discolouration, chalkiness to porcelain suface. Advanced oxidization, edge loss to left edge

French Canadian. 1940s. Single-sided porcelain (SSP). Minor porcelain losses from the edges of the mounting ends. 32.5"H x 3.25"L x 1.25"W.

9 x 9 inch Say Pepsi Please, Thermometer round dial in a square metal over cardboard frame, Pepsi Cola Canadian door push bar, DSP, reverse with Merci, AuRevoir, fixed 32 x 3.1/4 inches good color, so

Canadian. 1940s. Porcelain. Single-sided porcelain. Marked, "The W.F. Vilas Co. Limited, Cowansville, P.Q" lower edge. 60". Exhibits scattered porcelain losses, some with amateur touch-up. The largest

Canadian. 1940s. Porcelain top, nickel plated fount. Glass globe. This lantern was stored in the caboose for brakemen to use outside at night to investigate problems with railcars. Embossed, "CPR", on

Canadian. 1940s. Porcelain. Single-sided porcelain gas pump plate. 20.75 x 15". Exhibits a horizontal bend at the lower tip resulting in a 1/2" x 1" patch of porcelain loss. Retains original mounting

Double Sunk Porcelain Dial; Hamilton Marked "Bar Over Crown"; Yellow Gold Filled Screwback Case

Two (2). Canadian. 1940s. Porcelain. Two (2) porcelain variations of the Frontenac Ale serving trays. Minor scuffs and surface wear. 12.25-13" dia. x 1.25" depth.

Swiss. Gold filled case. Features Canadian 24-hour porcelain dial. Made in Switzerland by the Ball Company for the Canadian market. Movement marked, "The Ball Company 435B Swiss Twenty One 21 Jewels A

Canadian. 1940s. Porcelain. Single-sided porcelain. 8 x 28". Exhibits minor porcelain losses from extreme lower edge. 1.5 x .75" patch of touched up porcelain loss from the second "O" in Toronto.

Canadian. 1940s. Porcelain. 13 (diam) x 1 1/4". Several tiny porcelain chips on the outer rim, and fine surface scratches evident on the face of the tray.

Canadian. 1940s. Porcelain shade. A 1.5" hole in the shade has been patched. Complete with post, socket and shade mounting harp. Marked, "Stonco Eliz., N.J. Made in USA" on socket shroud. Shade 16 x 2

Canadian. 1940s. Double sided porcelain (DSP). Marked, "The W.F. Vilas Co Ltd. Cowansville P.Q" lower edge. Frame stamped, "General Steel Wares" upper edge. 4' diameter.

Canadian. 1940s. Double sided porcelain (DSP). Featuring the iconic "Boy and Slate" graphics. Marked "Vilas Enamel Products Limited, Cowansville, Que." lower center edge. The first side exhibits two m

Canadian. 1940s. Double-sided porcelain (DSP). Exhibits minor porcelain losses surrounding the frame mounting holes with a few very minor and inoffensive patches of loss from each side. Uniform surfac

Canadian. 1940s. Single sided porcelain (SSP). This is the more difficult to find scaled up version of the White Rose banner set. The center sign is 48" in diameter (typically 36") and each of the ban

Canadian. 1940s. Double sided porcelain (DSP). Marked, "P&M Orillia" lower edge of each side. The surface exhibits etching, mainly within the white letters. Minor scattered porcelain losses, the large

Canadian. 1940s. Double sided porcelain (DSP). Porcelain features exceptional virgin gloss. One additional oblong (factory) mounting hole protrudes beyond the black border into the white field. The ed

Canadian. 1940s. Double sided porcelain (DSP). Retained in original porcelain oval ring. Exhibits one patch of minor porcelain loss on one side. Condition: 9.5, 9.25. From the Joe Byway Collection. 41

Canadian. 1940s. Double sided porcelain (DSP) in steel frame. Marked lower edge, "Manufactured by Vilas Enamel Products Ltd., Cowansville, PQ". Minor porcelain losses surrounding the mounting holes. E

Canadian. 1940s. Double sided porcelain (DSP), die cut top sign. Topsign exhibits extremely minor porcelain losses in the notch on one side where the round portion of the sign meets the lower banner.