Canadiana & Historic Artifacts

Panabaker, Frank Shirley (1904-1992) Oil-on-Canvas

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New Hamburg, Ontario, Canada

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Large 22lb Purity Flour Tin: 11.75" x 11.5". Oxidation, mostly noticeable to the metallic background. Scattered minor surface scratches. Est. $100-200

0001: Large 22lb Purity Flour TinEst. CA$100-CA$200

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Canadian Confectionary Tins: Four (4) Est. $100-200

0002: Canadian Confectionary TinsEst. CA$100-CA$200

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Pattercrisp Tins: Two (2). 10lb, 15lb Largest 9.5". 10lb tin exhibits uniform surface oxidation, minor impressions. Est. $100-200

0003: Pattercrisp TinsEst. CA$100-CA$200

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Kitchener Tins: Two (2). Largest 8.25". Each exhibits minor surface oxidation, light scratches. Est. $100-200

0004: Kitchener TinsEst. CA$100-CA$200

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Tetley's, Eatons Tea Tins: Three (3). Largest 8.25". Each tin exhibits minor edge wear, light scratches and oxidation, most noticeable through the gilt details. Est. $100-200

0005: Tetley's, Eatons Tea TinsEst. CA$100-CA$200

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American Peanut Butter Tins: Five (5). Largest 4". Climax tin missing lid. Varying conditions. Two exhibit heavy fading, surface scratches and shallow impressions. Others are very good to excellent. Est. $100-200

0006: American Peanut Butter TinsEst. CA$100-CA$200

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Canadian Coffee Tins: Two (2). Largest 8.75". The smaller tin exhibits minor surface oxidation, mostly isolated to the lid. Est. $100-200

0007: Canadian Coffee TinsEst. CA$100-CA$200

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Canadian Peanut Butter Tins: Two (2). Largest 3.5". "Perfect" tin exhibits heavy wear to the lid and isolated blemishes to the surface. Est. $100-200

0008: Canadian Peanut Butter TinsEst. CA$100-CA$200

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Canadian Lard Tins: Three (3). Largest 8.75". Arnolds tin exhibits uniform oxidation spots. Est. $100-200

0009: Canadian Lard TinsEst. CA$100-CA$200

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Canadian Lard Tins: Two (2). Largest 5.75". Aylmer tin missing lid, slightly misshapen. Each exhibits minor surface oxidation and shallow impressions. Est. $100-200

0010: Canadian Lard TinsEst. CA$100-CA$200

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Canadian Candy Tins: Largest 12.25"(h). Each tin exhibits minor oxidation and shallow impressions. Perrin's Tin with scattered blemishes, surface scratches mostly isolated to the leading edges of the ribbed surface. Est.

0011: Canadian Candy TinsEst. CA$100-CA$200

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J. Berwick & Co., Toronto 1 Gal. Merchant Jug: 11.5" x 6.75" x 6.75". Free of damage, restoration. Est. $100-200

0012: J. Berwick & Co., Toronto 1 Gal. Merchant JugEst. CA$100-CA$200

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Brantford 2 Gal. Open Crock: 10.5" x 10" x 10". Free of chips, cracks, or repairs. Est. $100-200

0013: Brantford 2 Gal. Open CrockEst. CA$100-CA$200

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Ontario Redware Jar: 7" x 4.5" x 4.5". Free of chips, cracks. Est. $100-200

0014: Ontario Redware JarEst. CA$100-CA$200

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Ontario Redware Jug: Western Ontario. 7.5" x 4.75" x 4.75". One firing "pop" on left side. A few glaze chips. Est. $100-200

0015: Ontario Redware JugEst. CA$100-CA$200

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Canadian Stoneware & Redware: Bottle marked "F.A Meyer" A trio of Canadian redware and stoneware containers. The glazed bowl exhibits features found on Eastern Canadian pottery. Largest 11". Each pieces exhbits small, scattered

0016: Canadian Stoneware & RedwareEst. CA$100-CA$200

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Brantford 3 Gal. Storage Jar: Malcolm Shantz Collection. Est. $100-200

0017: Brantford 3 Gal. Storage JarEst. CA$100-CA$200

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Morton & Co. 1 Gal. Jug: Circa 1850 Stamped, "Morton & Co | Brantford C.W." Early "beehive" form with cobalt floral decoration. Cobalt around where lower handle was once applied. Requires replacement handle. Minor chip to

0018: Morton & Co. 1 Gal. JugEst. CA$200-CA$300

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Walsh Bros. Branford, ON 1/4 Gal. Merchant Jug: Incised, "Walsh Bros, Brantford, Ont", shoulder. A scarce 1/4 gallon stoneware jug made for Walsh Bros of Brantford, Ontario. 8.75" x 5" x 4". Free of damage or restoration. Est. $200-300

0019: Walsh Bros. Branford, ON 1/4 Gal. Merchant JugEst. CA$200-CA$300

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Brantford 5 Gal. Jug: 18" x 11" x 11". Chipped at the spout near the handle. Drill hole to rear, corked. Est. $200-300

0020: Brantford 5 Gal. JugEst. CA$200-CA$300

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4 Gal. Ontario Redware Cream Pot: Western Ontario. Retains two distinctive applied handles for ease of lifting the heavy liquid it was intended for. Attractive green glaze with firey red mottling. 11.75" x 12" x 13" (h). A jagged

0021: 4 Gal. Ontario Redware Cream PotEst. CA$200-CA$300

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Victorian "Gone-With-The-Wind" Lamp: 18". Minor chips to the edge of the shade. Wick will not raise or lower. Est. $75-100

0022: Victorian "Gone-With-The-Wind" LampEst. CA$75-CA$100

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Early Canadian Composite Lamps: 16" x 11" x 11". Very good. Two pot stones, base edge. Est. $100-200

0023: Early Canadian Composite LampsEst. CA$100-CA$200

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Aladdin Floor Lamp: 57.5"(h). Minor creases and punctures to original paper shade. Est. $100-200

0024: Aladdin Floor LampEst. CA$100-CA$200

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