Circa 1960's fruitwood sideboard. Interior shelf (adjustable) and slide-out drawer.
50" long, 17" deep, 32" high.
Would also look good painted and/or repurposed as a bathroom vanity (especially with the slide-out drawer for makeup etc.!)
$250
ROUND 2-TIER ART DECO OCCASIONAL TABLE
Round Art Deco occasional table with lower shelf.Mirror top. 22 1/2" diameter, 27 1/2" high.
$175
MAHOGANY DINING ROOM SET WITH CHOICE OF TABLE
Take your choice of two mahogany dining tables -1) Mahogany double pedestal with 2 leaves and brass capped feet.
42" wide. 62" long, extends to 90" with both leaves.
OR
2) Mahogany double pedestal tilt-top design, extra large leaf,
satinwood inlay stringing. Brass capped feet and casters.
39" wide. 63 1/2" long, extends to 83" with leaf.
AND
Set of 6 mahogany Hepplewhite chairs with wheat sheaf motif.
Recently reupholstered with excellent quality neutral fabric.
2 carvers (arm chairs) and 4 side chairs.
$1000 for the dining room table of your choice, leaf(leaves), set of 6 chairs.
PR. OF RETRO MARBLE, BRASS, CRYSTAL TABLE LAMPS
Pair of 1960's table lamps.Marble base, brass branches and flowers, crystal drops.
Sweet...add a bit of glitz to a room.
$55 for the pair.
PINEAPPLE DESIGN HANGING FIXTURE
Gilt metal and amber art glass pineapple hanging fixture.Lends a beautiful designer's touch to a dining room, kitchen, bedroom, or foyer.
$425
Art glass table lamp with raised floral design in soft pastel colours on white.Separate switches for top and bottom...beautiful when lit.
$95
$95
ROUND OAK COFFEE TABLE
Beautiful dark oak coffee table, repurposed from an old family dining table.44" diameter top.
On square base and four legs, with removable casters.
On square base and four legs, with removable casters.
$225
VICTORIAN READING CHAIR - STYLISH AND COMFORTABLE
Beautiful Victorian style reading chairReally comfortable reclining position.
A stylish designer chair for a living room or bedroom.
Recently uphoLstered in excellent quality neutral fabric.
(with extra fabric for toss cushion)
$195
CHERRY CHEST OF DRAWERS BY DREW FURNITURE
Cherry chest of drawers by Drew Furniture.American Chippendale, block front style.
36" wide, 19" deep, 36" high.
Pull-out tray lends to its versatility.
3 drawers with brass pulls.
$650
18th CENTURY MAHOGANY LOWBOY CHEST
Exquisite 18th century mahogany lowboy chest.Brass pulls.
42" wide, 22" deep, 38 1/2" high.
$650
FLORENTINE GILT WOOD COFFEE TABLE WITH MARBLE TOP
Lovely Florentine gilt wood coffee table and marble top.Marble has beautiful neutral tones and veining.
20' X 32"....good size for a smaller space.
$145
SMALL FRENCH DINING TABLE WITH DRAWER LEAVES
French dining table with draw leaves.Oak with beautiful carved details on apron and turned legs.
Draw leaves extend with ease and fit smoothly.
25" wide. 35" long extends to 57" long when extended.
A perfect size for a smaller dining space.
$275
RETRO SALMON-COLOURED CABINET - SEVERAL USES !
Very retro cabinet on legs....adds pizazz!2 doors, interior shelf.
Chrome hardware.
36" long, 17" deep, 30" high.
Good for books, beverages, linen, small tv, microwave etc.
$145
CIRCA 1880 WALNUT SIDEBOARD
1880's walnut sideboardBeautiful details - carved moustache drawer pulls, nice pulls on lower cupboard, raised panel pieces etc. Interior shelf in lower cupboard.
48" wide, 18" deep, 37" high.
Good in the dining room, kitchen, entry, bathroom.......even for a flatscreen tv!
$325
LONG, LOW, PINE CHEST OF DRAWERS
Long, low pine chest of 6 drawers.60" long, 16" deep, 29" high.
Would make a nice stand for a flatscreen tv, with storage for dvd's etc.
$175.
WHALEBONE SCULPTURE BY MANASIE AKPALIAPIK
Whalebone sculpture by Manasie Akpaliapik.Two pieces fit together.
Intricate, captivating carved details from all angles.
9 1/2" high to tip of nose.
10" wide across legs and paws.
Base is 6" long from snout to ears.
Signed in syllabics by artist Manasie Akpaliapik
$1400
ABOUT THE ARTIST - MANASIE AKPALIAPIK
ABOUT THE ARTIST - MANASIE AKPALIAPIK
Canadian Born August 23, 1955 in Arctic Bay area, Nunavut
Born in a hunting camp on northern Baffin Island, Manasie Akpaliapik settled with his family in Arctic Bay in 1967. He first learned to carve by watching his grandparents and his aunt. At the age of twelve he was sent to residential school in Iqaluit, where the Inuit language, Inuktitut, and traditional beliefs were restricted. This had a profound impact on Akpaliapik, who rebelled by leaving school at age sixteen. He married a young woman named Noodloo and moved back to Arctic Bay.
After the tragic death of his wife and their two children in a house fire in 1980, Akpaliapik moved to Montreal. He began sculpting again, learning how to use new tools and media and how to create intricate detailing. Presently, Akpaliapik resides and has a studio in Toronto.
Akpaliapik has always been interested in learning more about Inuit culture in order to preserve for young Inuit it through his sculpture. He received a Canada Council grant in 1989, to travel back to Arctic Bay to learn drum dancing and kayak making, and to research and collect stories told by elders. Akpaliapik has also invested much of his time giving carving workshops in the North and in the South. He explains: "Everything that I'm doing is trying to capture some of the culture, about my traditions, simple things like hunting, wearing traditional clothing, harpoons, using legends. I feel that the only way we can preserve the culture is if people can see it."
After the tragic death of his wife and their two children in a house fire in 1980, Akpaliapik moved to Montreal. He began sculpting again, learning how to use new tools and media and how to create intricate detailing. Presently, Akpaliapik resides and has a studio in Toronto.
Akpaliapik has always been interested in learning more about Inuit culture in order to preserve for young Inuit it through his sculpture. He received a Canada Council grant in 1989, to travel back to Arctic Bay to learn drum dancing and kayak making, and to research and collect stories told by elders. Akpaliapik has also invested much of his time giving carving workshops in the North and in the South. He explains: "Everything that I'm doing is trying to capture some of the culture, about my traditions, simple things like hunting, wearing traditional clothing, harpoons, using legends. I feel that the only way we can preserve the culture is if people can see it."
1950's BAKELITE TRAY WITH EMBEDDED COINS FROM AROUND THE WORLD
Really interesting 1950's black bakelite trayLabel on bottom reads: 'Courac of Monterey' (California)
10 1/2" X 15 1/4"
9 coins embedded in surface - Italy, France, Canada, Mexico etc.
$55
C 1880'S SET OF 6 WALNUT BALLOON STYLE CHAIRS
Circa 1880's Balloon style walnut dining chairs.Recently upholstered - excellent quality fabric and workmanship.
$650 for the set of six.
PR. ANTIQUE WICKER CHAIRS AND TABLE
Beautiful old wicker chairs (one arm chair, 1 side chair)Chintz upholstery and cushions.
Front casters for easy moving. $595 pair
Wicker breakfast table with 30" diameter glass top. $165
Lovely set for a sunroom or breakfast nook !
If purchased as 3 pc. set, cost is $675.
WALNUT SIDEBOARD BY RAWLINSON FURNITURE
Solid walnut sideboard, by Lionel Rawlinson Ltd., Canada.66" long, 19-21" deep, 36" high.
Crown motif brass drawer pulls. Lower cabinet has keyed lock.
A beautiful sideboard., would also make a great vanity for a double sink.
$695
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