Set of four Townsend & Clark vintage Champion lawn bowls. Handcrafted in Toronto, in the 1940's and 1950's, they are considered a highly collectible piece of Canadian sports memorabilia history. The case bears initials H.K.D and is in fair condition. This unique collector's item is valued at a wide range between $200-$500.

Keystone "Sixty-Six" 8mm film projector, dating from the 1950's. Made in the USA, this projector has the characteristic metallic construction associated with post-Second World War-era electronics and includes its original case and manual. Moderate wear is present; however, the unit has been tested and it turns on (spins) and the bulb lights up. Estimated value is approximately $150.

Custom-made woman's "A. Lafrance & Sons Limited Furriers" beaver fur coat. This 1950's to 1970's real fur coat is made from beaver fur and features a dark chocolate brown colour, and is naturally water resistant. This coat's condition is extremely excellent and has maintained its highly soft, flexible, and glossy finish. The coat's lining is fully intact. Chest circumference is about 40-42 inches, shoulder width is 15 inches, length is 46 inches, and sleeve length is 23 inches.

"Racoon" wildlife print by Martin Glen Loates, a famous Canadian nature artist. The print is presented in a professionally made but worn frame. The signature requires further examination to determine whether it is incorporated into the lithographic printing or applied separately in pencil; based on the available assessment, it appears to be part of the lithograph.  Estimated value is approximately $70.

Framed Trisha Romance "Little Family" print (1986). Framed dimensions are 12x14 inches. 

This is a vintage 1960's 2-piece knit top and skirt set, by the brand Dubonnet (a mid-century fashion label known for making heavy knit ensembles). It features a vibrant teal/azure blue textured knit with three-quarter length sleeves and a high crew neckline. The set has a drop waist style pullover top with a decorative quilted textured hem, and matching straight knit skirt. Both pieces are in extremely excellent condition, aside from one very small mark on the top (as shown in photos). Tag sizes are indicated as 38/16. In current sizing, this set is estimated to be about a women's size 8-10. Chest circumference of the top is 40 inches and the shoulder width is 16 inches. The skirt waist circumference is 30 inches, and skirt length is 26.5 inches.

This is a double-breasted vintage overcoat crafted in the 1970's or 1980's by Roth-Stern Ltd. This heavy-weight coat is made from 100% pure virgin wool and features a deep electric blue colour and structured, bold silhouette. It is accentuated by functional military epaulets and crisp wide lapels. Dry clean only. Fits like a modern size 14. Length of this coat (shoulder to bottom) is 48 inches. The sleeve length is 23.5 inches. This coat is in pristine condition.

Retired Ganz Webkinz Cocker Spaniel from the Signature Series (WKS1003). In mint condition, with the original sealed tag attached and a working code that has been verified. Estimated Value: $120-130.

"The Grape Harvest" is a hand-painted Herend Porcelain, a luxury figurine from Hungary, model 5833. Dating from the Communist era, approximately the 1960s–1980s, this beautiful piece is in excellent condition, with no cracks or chips noted. Comparable examples can command prices of approximately $300-$400.

Made by designer Fattaneh Bahari and manufactured in the USA, this elegant coat/longline blazer dress is a mid-weight blend of 56% rayon and 44% acetate. The lining is 100% acetate. It features an elongated maxi silhouette with padded shoulders and a single-button front closure. The collar tag indicates a vintage size 14, which will fit closer to a modern US size of 10 or 12.

‘Mother and Son’ Authentic silk screen print by Enook Manomies, dating from the 1980s. Contains the traditional red ink "gallery stamp". The artist produced relatively few prints, making examples uncommon. The frame is in worn condition and would benefit from a new professional frame. Framed dimensions are 7.5x10 inches.

This lot includes: 1) "Jake" the Duck from the Ty Beanie Babies Collection. Original tag is still attached and within protective case. and 2) "Jake" the Duck from the Ty Beanie Buddies Collection, copyright 1998. The original tag is attached but shows light wear.

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1976 Royal Doulton “Stephanie” first-mold figure (HN 2811). Near-mint condition (no chips or cracks), with a beautiful glaze. Estimated value: $100.

An 1882 antique "Maple" tableware piece by T. Furnival & Sons. This antique brown transferware plate features a leaf pattern with a beaver on a log at the centre. The plate exhibits some light surface scratches and crazing, which are consistent with age and use. Estimated value: approximately $150 -$200.

1992 Coalport, “Montpellier Walk” fine porcelain figure. Made in England. Amazing condition, even the parasol remains intact, which is considered uncommon for a piece of this age. Estimated value: $75

Monteselli Original Women's Duster Trench Coat. The purple label indicates that this coat was made from an exclusive textile woven and imported from France. The coat has a beautiful, soft velvet feel and a dotted pattern. The coat features a single-snap button closure and includes its matching original belt. The lining is 100% silky-feeling acetate, commonly used in mid-century tailoring. Dry clean only. Shoulder width measures 16 inches, chest circumference is 42 inches, and length is 46 inches. The sleeve length is 24 inches.

Baseball signed by Fergie Jenkins, complete with "HOF 91" inscription. No Certificate of Authenticity is included; however, the handwriting is described as consistent with the signature, and the item is dated. Estimated value: $60 - $100.

Men's vintage single-breasted trench/raincoat made by Canadian manufacturer Outdoor Outfits. This coat dates back to 1970's or 1980's. The brand was widely known for producing high-quality utility jackets. This is a "42 Tall" in vintage sizing, which translates to a current size of a men's large with extended length. This jacket is fully lined and includes spare buttons. No flaws were noted on inspection.

1972 Royal Doulton “Victoria” figure from the first mold, made by Peggy Davies (HN 2471). Hand made and hand decorated England Bone China. Light crazing is present on the hair and chest. There is a large chip on the underside (base) of the figure. It is on the back side and is barely noticeable when the figure is in the upright position (see photos). As an original/first-mold model, the piece is considered desirable to collectors. Estimated value: $100.

1954 "Trench Art" - Artillery Shell Casing Beer Stein Mug. This is an artillery shell casing that has been repurposed into a piece of "Trench Art". The piece is made of authentic brass components and is stamped on the bottom with "105 MM. M14" and "Lot CXA-3-15". Estimated value: $150-$200.