Also from Lewis is a watercolor and pen on paper harbor scene, folded in quarters into a card, with a handwritten letter. The 293-lot Canadiana & Folk Art auction begins at 9 am Eastern.
All 241 lots were from the lifetime collection of the late Gary Archer, a collector who aggressively sought out gas pumps, petroliana advertising, automobilia, soda signs and old toys.
Also, a 2006 Harley Davidson Softail Deluxe black cherry motorcycle roared off for $16,520. The 398-lot online auction, held October 29th, grossed $534,215. Many lots exceeded estimate.
The 381-lot online-only auction features petroliana, advertising signs and tins, breweriana, general store, jukeboxes, toys and more, starting promptly at 9 am Eastern time.
The 344-lot auction, held October 8th, grossed $871,695 (Canadian) and featured a fresh offering of Canadiana and folk art, from some of the oldest collections in the country.
The 407-lot auction also features petroliana (gas station items), advertising signs, general store, steam, railroad, music machines and bicycles. Start time is 9 am Eastern.
The 407-lot Canadiana & Decorative Arts auction grossed $948,218. Categories included art, art pottery, furniture, bronzes, sculptures, folk art, textiles, fruit jars, silver, oil lamps, lighting.
The 407-lot auction has a start time of 9 am Eastern. Categories include art, art pottery, furniture, bronzes, sculptures, folk art, textiles, fruit jars, silver, oil lamps and lighting.
The auction starts at 9 am Eastern. Categories include phonographs and gramophones, toys, banks, clocks, pocket watches, tools, music machines, vintage radios, railroad items.
Categories included folk art, furniture, art, tools, Canadiana, architectural items, vintage toys, pottery, stoneware and textiles. Also featured was Part 2 of the collections of Marty Osler.
Categories in the 376-lot auction will include folk art, furniture, fine art, tools, Canadiana, architectural items, vintage toys, pottery, stoneware and beautiful textiles.
The 530-lot, online-only sale held on December 4th boasted a curated offering of jukeboxes, gas pumps, toys and original memorabilia from the 1890s-1970s, plus two major collections.
The sale will include seldom-seen Canadian soda signs from the 40-year collection of James Burridge, plus jukeboxes, gasoline pumps, toys and memorabilia from the 1890s-1970s.
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