CANADIAN & INTERNATIONAL FINE ARTS AUCTION DECEMBER 7, 2016 OTTAWA

WALKER’S CANADIAN & INTERNATIONAL FINE ARTS AUCTION WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 7, 2016 AT 6PM TUDOR HALL ~ 3750 NORTH BOWESVILLE ROAD, OTTAWA

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Catalogue price: Front Cover: Lot 29, Inside Front Cover: Lot 174, Back Cover: Lot 136 Mailed $30 Canada, $40 Internationally Discounted through annual subscription. CANADIAN ART LOTS 1-130 2 1 Est. $1,500/2,000 board, signed, 12x16in, 30.5x40.5cm 1971, Farm and Village in Winter, oilon MANLY MACDONALD, CANADIAN, 1889- Est. $800/1,200 6 x4in, 15x10cm panel, signed&dated ‘07, 1869-1941, Luxemburg Gardens, oilon JOHN WILLIAM (J.W.) BEATTY, CANADIAN,

4 3 5 Est. $2,500/3,500 12 x16in, 30.5x4.05cm 2010, Western River, oilonboard, signed, DORIS MCCARTHY, CANADIAN, 1910- Est. $3,500/5,000 dated 1970, 24x32in, 61x81.5cm Yukon Paddlewheel, oilonboard, signed& TED HARRISON, CANADIAN, 1926-2015, Est. $800/1,200 26.5 x35cm on labelreverse, 10.5x13.75in, oil onboard, signed;titled&dated 1926 CANADIAN, 1894-1989, MountainPass , DORIS HUESTIS MILLS(SPEIRS),

6 CLAUDE LANGEVIN, CANADIAN, born 1942, 9 CONRAD FUREY, CANADIAN, 1954-2008, Quebec Village in Winter, oil on canvas, signed, Three Skaters, oil on canvas, signed & dated ‘81, 24 x 30 in, 61 x 76 cm 20 x 25.5 in, 51 x 65 cm Est. $1,200/1,600 Est. $400/600

7 ARMAND TATOSSIAN, CANADIAN, 1951-2012, 10 TED HARRISON, CANADIAN, 1926-2015, Montreal in Winter, oil on canvas, signed; titled Yukon Days, oil on board, signed & dated ‘71, on reverse, 20 x 24 in, 51 x 61 cm titled on reverse, 14 x 19 in, 35.5 x 48 cm Est. $2,000/3,000 Est. $2,500/3,500

8 RALPH BURTON, CANADIAN, 1905-1983, 11 HENRI MASSON, CANADIAN, 1907-1996, Heading to Mass, oil on board, signed; dated Ste. Sixte, Quebec, oil on canvas, signed; titled 1952 on reverse, 12 x 16 in, 30.5 x 40.5 cm & dated 1978 on reverse, 10 x 12 in, Est. $900/1,200 25.5 x 30.5 cm Est. $900/1,200 12 NORVAL MORRISSEAU, CANADIAN, 1932-2007, Spirit Enclosed by Serpent, acrylic on cardboard, signed; titled & dated 1975 on label on reverse, 40 x 32 in, 101.5 x 81.5 cm Provenance: Pollock Gallery, Toronto Acquired by the present owner by the above Illustrated: Morrisseau, Lister Sinclair & Jack Pollock, Toronto, 1979, p.127 Exhibited: Professional Native Indian Artists Inc., Group of Seven, September 21, 2013 - January 12, 2014; a travelling exhibition to Kelowna Art Gallery, Winnipeg Art Gallery, Art Gallery of Windsor & McMichael Canadian Art Collection. This work is illustrated on page 291 of the exhibition catalogue. Est. $18,000/24,000

15 ARMAND TATOSSIAN, CANADIAN, 1948-2012, Lac Megantic, oil on canvas, signed; titled on reverse, 30 x 40 in, 76 x 101.5 cm Est. $3,000/4,000

13 KIUGAK ASHOONA, INUIT, 1933-2014, Hunter with Stones, green stone carving, 15 in, 38 cm high Est. $500/700

14 JOHNNY INUKPUK, INUIT, 16 JOHN MARTIN ALFSEN, CANADIAN, 1902-1971, 1911-2007, Fox Woman, mottled Haliburton Mill, oil on panel, signed, 14 x 12 in, green stone carving, signed with 35.5 x 30.5 cm syllabics, 7.5 in, 19.05 cm high Est. $800/1,200 Est. $300/400

13 14 20 JOHN YOUNG JOHNSTONE, CANADIAN, 1887-1930, Old House, Montreal, oil on panel, signed; titled & dated 1918 on reverse, 5.25 x 7 in, 13.5 x 18 cm Est. $8,000/12,000 17 GOODRIDGE ROBERTS, CANADIAN, 1904-1974, Laurentian Hillside, oil on canvas, signed; dated 1949 on gallery label on reverse, 21 x 26 in, 53.5 x 66 cm Provenance: Dominion Gallery, Montreal Est. $7,000/9,000

21 DORIS MCCARTHY, CANADIAN, 1910-2010, Happy Valley, Cape Dorset, oil on board, signed, 12 x 16 in, 30.5 x 40.5 cm Est. $2,500/3,500

18 WALTER J. PHILLIPS, CANADIAN, 1884-1963, Sunset, Lake of the 19 DAVID BROWN MILNE, CANADIAN, 1882-1953, Painting Place, Woods, colour woodcut, signed & ed. 103/300, printed in 1928, colour drypoint etching, signed in the plate and again in graphite 7.25 x 8.5 in, 18.5 x 21.5 cm in the margin, 4.75 x 6.75 in, 12 x 17 cm Est. $1,000/1,500 Est. $1,000/1,500 22 CHARLES JONES (C.J.) WAY, CANADIAN, 1834-1919, Activity by an Alpine Lake, watercolour, signed & dated 1873, 17 x 30 in, 43 x 76 cm Est. $1,000/1,500

25 WALTER BAKER, CANADIAN, 1859-1912, 26 JOHN H. MACNAUGHTON, CANADIAN, (act.1876-1899), The Load Home, Habitant, watercolour & ink on paper, watercolour, signed, 9.75 x 15 in, 25 x 38 cm signed, 5 x 3.5 in, 12.5 x 9 cm Est. $700/1,000 Est. $200/400

27 FREDERICK ARTHUR VERNER, CANADIAN, 1836-1928, Canoeists & Paddlewheel in Harbour, watercolour, signed & dated 1882, 7 x 10 in, 18 x 25.5 cm Est. $500/700

23 JOSEPH CHARLES FRANCHERE, CANADIAN, 1866- 24 ROBERT HARRIS, CANADIAN, 1849-1919, Portrait of a Young 1921, Study for a Biblical Passage, oil on canvas, signed, Woman, oil on canvas, signed, 24 x 17 in, 61 x 43 cm 28 FREDERIC M. BELL-SMITH, CANADIAN, 1846-1923, Cows in 17.75 x 10.75 in, 45 x 27.5 cm Est. $1,200/1,600 Pasture, oil on board, signed, 11 x 8.5 in, 28 x 21.5 cm Est. $600/900 Est. $800/1,200 31 ALICE DESCLAYES, CANADIAN, 1890-1968, Bickington Church, Devon, pastel, signed, 13.5 x 13 in, 34.5 x 33 cm Est. $1,200/1,600

32 CONRAD FUREY, CANADIAN, born 1954, Newfoundland Resettlement, oil on board, signed & dated `80, 24 x 30 in, 61 x 76 cm Est. $500/700 29 ALEXANDER YOUNG (A.Y.) JACKSON, CANADIAN, 1882-1974, Eldorado Mine, Great Bear Lake, oil on panel, signed; titled & dated 1949 on reverse, 10.5 x 13.5 in, 26.5 cm x 34.5 cm Est. $30,000/40,000

30 CHARLES COMFORT, CANADIAN, 33 HENRI MASSON, CANADIAN, 1907-1996, Rue des Ramparts, 1900-1994, Morning Mist, Perce, oil Quebec, oil on canvas, signed; titled & dated 1979 on reverse, on panel, signed; titled & dated 1977 10 x 12 in, 25.5 x 30.5 cm on reverse, 12 x 16 in, 30.5 x 40.5 cm Est. $900/1,200 Est. $3,000/4,000 34 JEAN PAUL LEMIEUX, CANADIAN, 1904-1990, Paysage, oil on board, signed and dated ‘52, 14.75 x 21.75 in, 37.5 x 55 cm Provenance: Galerie Lukacs, Montreal certificate Est. $5,000/7,000

36 JAMES EDWARD HERvEY (J.E.H.) MACDONALD, CANADIAN, 1873-1932, Dusk at Thornhill, oil on board, signed with initials & dated ‘10, 5 x 7 in, 12.5 x 18 cm Provenance: Collection of N.D. Young, Toronto, private collection Ontario Est. $20,000/30,000

35 STANLEY COSGROVE, CANADIAN, 37 FREDERICK H. VARLEY, CANADIAN, 1911-2002, Trees, oil on board, 1881-1969, Church at Doon, conte & signed, painted c.1950, 24 x 20 in, chalk drawing, signed, created c.1949, 61 x 51 cm 10.25 x 12 in, 26 x 30.5 cm Est. $6,000/8,000 Exhibition: Eight Members of the Group of Seven, Arts & Letters Club, Toronto, May 2009. Provenance: Roberts Gallery, Toronto Note: This work is included in the Varley inventory as No.956. Est. $2,000/3,000 38 THOMAS S. (TOM) HODGSON, CANADIAN, 1924-2006, Abstract Compositions, pair of triangular oils on canvas, one signed & dated ‘73 on reverse, 40 x 80 in, 101.5 x 203 cm Note: Sold at D & J Ritchie Inc., Toronto, Sale 492, Lot #4159. $3,000/5,000

40 PAUL VANIER BEAULIEU, CANADIAN, 1910-1996, Still Life with Pear & Prunes, oil on canvas, signed & dated `70, 20 x 24 in, 51 x 61 cm Est. $7,000/9,000

39 DENNIS BURTON, CANADIAN, 1933-2013, Relevance, oil on canvas, signed & dated 12.16.62; titled on reverse, 40 x 36 in, 101.5 x 91.5 cm Est. $3,000/5,000

41 JEAN GOGUEN, CANADIAN, 1928-1989, Abstract Composition, oil on canvas, signed; dated ‘55 & signed with the artist’s estate stamp on reverse, 7.75 x 10.5 in, 19.5 x 26.5 cm Est. $1,200/1,600

42 HAROLD TOWN, CANADIAN, 1924-1990, Toy Horse (T.H. 307), gouache on card, signed & dated ‘80, 10 x 8 in, 25.5 x 20.5 cm Est. $800/1,200 43 ANNE DOUGLAS SAVAGE, CANADIAN, 1896-1971, Lake Wonish; Tilled Field, double-sided oil on panel, unsigned, 12 x 14 in, 30.5 x 35.5 cm Provenance: Acquired from the artist and descent through the family Est. $10,000/15,000

45 GYRTH RUSSELL, BRITISH/CANADIAN, 1892-1970, A Cornish Village, oil on canvas, signed, 16.25 x 20.25 in, 41.5 x 51.5 cm Est. $4,000/5,000

44 SARAH ROBERTSON, CANADIAN, 1891-1948, Lakeside Cottage with Rolling Hills, oil on panel, signed, 15 x 18 in, 38 x 46 cm Est. $3,000/5,000

46 JAMES LILLIE GRAHAM, CANADIAN, 1873-1965, 47 MANLY MACDONALD, CANADIAN, 1889-1971, Mill in Summer, oil on board, Portrait of Little Johnny, oil on board, signed & dated signed, 12 x 16 in, 30.5 x 40.5 cm ‘11, 10 x 13 in, 25.5 x 33 cm Est. $1,500/2,500 Est. $500/700 48 ALFRED JOSEPH CASSON, CANADIAN, 1898-1992, Rural Home, Ontario, graphite drawing, signed & dated ‘27, 6.5 x 10 in, 16.5 x 25.5 cm Est. $2,000/3,000

49 ALFRED JOSEPH CASSON, CANADIAN, 1898-1992, Farmhouse, Glen Williams, graphite drawing, signed with initials, titled & dated 1932, 5.5 x 9.25 in, 14 x 23.5 cm Est. $2,000/3,000

50 ALFRED JOSEPH CASSON, CANADIAN, 1898-1992, A Barn in North York, graphite drawing, signed; titled & dated ‘40 on reverse, 8 x 10.5 in, 20.5 x 26.5 cm Est. $2,000/3,000

52 ALFRED JOSEPH CASSON, CANADIAN, 1898-1992, Morning Mist, Jackknife Bay, oil on board, signed; signed, titled & dated on reverse, 12 x 15 in, 30.5 x 38 cm Est. $20,000/30,000

51 ALFRED JOSEPH CASSON, CANADIAN, 1898-1992, Maple, Ontario, graphite drawing, signed; titled & dated 1935 on reverse, 8 x 10.5 in, 20.5 x 26.5 cm Est. $2,000/3,000 CASSON 56

53 OTTO R. JACOBI, CANADIAN, 1812-1901, On the Upper Ottawa River, oil on canvas, signed & dated 1862, 25.25 x 41 in, 64 x 104 cm Est. $3,000/4,000 59

56 CLARENCE ALPHONSE GAGNON, CANADIAN, 1881-1942, L’Aurge, etching, signed; titled & dated ‘07 on reverse, image size: 5.75 x 6.75 in, 14.5 x 17 cm Literature: A New Class of Art, The Artist’s Print in Canadian Art, 1877-1920, Rosemarie Tovell, 54 ARTHUR COX, BRITISH/CANADIAN, 1840-1917, illustrated on page 82. Expansive Landscape with Rapids, oil on canvas, Est. $1,500/2,000 signed & dated 1881 (visible under black light), 44 x 72 in, 112 x 183 cm 57 JOHN COLIN FORBES, CANADIAN, 1846-1925, Est. $1,000/1,500 Perce Rock, oil on canvas, signed, 13 x 20.5 in, 33 x 52 cm Est. $600/900

58 19TH CENTURY CANADIAN SCHOOL, Shipping Activity, Quebec City, ink & watercolour on tan paper, signed with initials W.H.E.H., titled 57 Quebec & dated 1860, 5.5 x 10.25 in, 14 x 26 cm Est. $500/800

59 ROBERT W. PILOT, CANADIAN, 1898-1967, View of Quebec City & the St. Lawrence, drawing on buff paper, signed, 13 x 8.5 in, 33 x 21.5 cm Provenance: Dominion Gallery, Montreal Est. $600/900 55 FREDERIC M. BELL-SMITH, CANADIAN, 1846-1923, Woman on a Country Lane, watercolour, signed & dated `87, 13.5 x 20.5 in, 34.5 x 52 cm Est. $800/1,200

58 62 ROBERT W. PILOT, CANADIAN, 1898-1967, Mont-Saint-Hilaire, oil on panel; signed, dated 1940 & dedicated on reverse, 8.5 x 10.75 in, 21.5 x 27.5 cm Provenance: John Roxborough Smith, Toronto, and by descent through the family Est. $4,000/5,000 60 MARC-AURELE FORTIN, CANADIAN, 1888-1970, House on a Winding Lane, oil on board, signed, 19 x 18.5 in, 48.5 x 47 cm Note: Jean-Pierre Valentin has kindly confirmed the authenticity of this paint- ing, certificate no. A29916, painted circa 1917 Est. $15,000/20,000

61 ALFRED LALIBERTE, CANADIAN, 1878- 1953, Le Boucheron, bronze sculpture with mottled green patina, signed & inscribed Andro Fondeur, Paris, 8 x 7 x 4 in, 20.5 x 18 x 10 cm 63 MANLY MACDONALD, CANADIAN, 1889-1971, Mill in Autumn, oil on board, signed, 12 x 16 in, 30.5 x 40.5 cm, 15.25 x 11.25 in, Est. $3,500/4,500 38.5 x 28.5 cm Est. $1,500/2,500 64 BERTHE DES CLAYES, CANADIAN, 1877-1968, St. Andrew’s East, oil on board, signed, 11 x 9.5 in, 28 x 24 cm Est. $1,000/1,500 65 MANLY MACDONALD, CANADIAN, 1889-1971, Baker’s Sugar Bush, 67 FRANKLIN BROWNELL, CANADIAN, 1857-1946, Figure by the Sea, St. Kitts, oil on canvas, Vaughan, oil on canvas, signed, painted c.1948, 20.25 x 26.25 in, signed & dated ‘11, 12 x 18 in, 30.5 x 45.5 cm 51.5 x 66.5 cm Est. $9,000/12,000 Est. $5,000/7,000

Photo of painting’s team and wagon

66 HENRI MASSON, CANADIAN, 68 FARQUHAR MCGILLIVRAY KNOWLES, CANADIAN, 1907-1996, Road in Gatineau, oil on 1859-1932, The Seacoast, oil on board, signed; titled canvas, signed & dated ‘79, 12 x 16 in, on reverse, 10 x 11.25 in, 25.5 x 28.5 cm 30.5 x 40.5 cm Est. $400/600 Est. $900/1,200 69 BRUNO BOBAK, CANADIAN, 1923-2012, Village Panorama, 70 EARL BAILLY, CANADIAN, 1903-1977, Boats in Harbour, oil on watercolour, signed & dated ‘77, 15 x 21.5 x 38 x 54.5 cm board, signed, 12 x 16 in, 30.5 x 40.5 cm 75 CYRIL H. BARRAUD, CANADIAN, 1877-1965, Vlamertinghe, etching, signed in graphite in the margin, Est. $600/900 Est. $400/600 printed in 1914, 4 x 11.25 in, 10 x 28.5 cm Est. $900/1,200

71 GERARD CASTONGUAY, CANADIAN, born 1933, Les Hommes de 72 HARRY BRITTON, CANADIAN, 1878-1958, Mustard Fields, oil on la Mer, oil on canvas, signed; titled and dated ‘92 on reverse, board, signed, 9 x 12 in, 23 x 30.5 cm 14 x 18 in, 35.5 x 45.5 cm Est. $700/900 Est. $200/400

77 FRANKLIN M. ARMINGTON, CANADIAN, 1876-1941, Bowling Green, N.Y., etching, titled & dated ‘30 in the plate; signed in graphite & ed. 10/100 in the margin, plate size: 12.25 x 8.5 in, 31 x 21.5 cm Est. $600/800

76 FRANKLIN M. ARMINGTON, CANADIAN, 1876-1941, Alte Hanser an der Pegnitz, Nuremberg, etching, signed & dated 73 FREDERICK BRIGDEN, CANADIAN, 1871-1956, Forest Stream, oil 74 TERRY TOMALTY, CANADIAN, born 1935, The White Barn, oil on ‘09 in the plate; signed, titled & ed. 2/30 in graphite in the on board, signed, 16 x 20 in, 40.5 x 51 cm board, signed & dated ‘81, 12 x 16 in, 30.5 x 40.5 cm margin, plate size: 20.75 x 12 in, 52.5 x 30.5 cm Est. $800/1,000 Est. $500/700 Est. $1,200/1,500 78 KEN DANBY, CANADIAN, 1940-2007, October Sun, 82 FRANZ H. JOHNSTON, CANADIAN, watercolour, signed & dated ‘68, 20 x 27 in, 51 x 68.5 cm 1888-1949, Forest Interior, oil on Provenance: Gallery Moos, Toronto board, signed, 10 x 8 in, 25.5 x 20.5 cm Est. $1,500/2,500 Exhibition: Eight Members of the Group of Seven, Arts & Letters Club, Toronto, May 2009. Provenance: The Framing Gallery, Toronto, 1967 Est. $6,000/8,000

79 ALAN C. COLLIER, CANADIAN, 1911-1990, Barry’s Bay Barn, oil on board, signed; titled & dated October ‘69 on reverse, 12 x 16 in, 30.5 x 40.5 cm Est. $1,400/1,800

83 CHARLES COMFORT, CANADIAN, 1900-1994, Spring Run-Off, Bonnechere River, oil on panel, signed; titled on reverse, 12 x 16 in, 30.5 x 40.5 cm Est. $3,000/4,000

80 JOACHIM GAUTHIER, CANADIAN, 1897-1988, Country Home, 81 JOHN HAMMOND, CANADIAN, 1843-1939, Tantramar Marsh, oil on board, signed; titled on the artist’s label on reverse, N.B, oil on board, signed with the estate stamp & inventory 10 x 12 in, 25.5 x 30.5 cm #488 on reverse, 12.25 x 18.5 in, 31 x 47 cm Est. $800/1,000 Est. $700/1,000 84 85

84 AGNES IVAN, CANADIAN, born 1950, 88 ARMAND TATOSSIAN, CANADIAN, TV Set, acrylic on paper, signed; titled 1948-2012, Autumn Colour, oil on & dated 2013 on reverse, 29.5 x 22 in, canvas, signed, 40 x 30 in, 101.5 x 76 cm 75 x 56 cm Est. $2,500/3,500 Est. $300/500

85 OLI GOLDSMITH, CANADIAN, born 1979, Composition, mixed media on canvas, signed & dated 2003, 48 x 48 in, 122 x 122 cm Est. $500/700

86 PIERRE LEFEBVRE, CANADIAN, born 1954, Still Life with Books, oil on canvas, signed; titled on reverse, 32 x 40 in, 81.5 x 101.5 cm Est. $800/1,200 86 87 DAVID A. SHILLETO, CANADIAN, born 89 PHILIP CRAIG, CANADIAN, born 1951, 1934, Power Dream, oil on canvas, Houses on a Hillside, acrylic on canvas signed & dated ‘63; titled on reverse, signed, 14 x 18 in, 35.5 x 45.5 cm 40 x 50 in, 101.5 x 127 cm Est. $700/900 Provenance: Confederation Art Gallery & Museum, Charlottetown, PEI Est. $1,000/2,000

87 91 A.J. CASSON, A TRIBUTE, Paul Duval, published by M.B. Loates, 1980, Oxblood leather spine, embossed cover, 496 pages, ed. AP #2. Contained in a cloth wrapped clamshell case; this lot includes a lithograph by Casson, “Hazy Summer Day”, also ed. AP #2. 16 x 20.5 x 3.75 in, 40.5 x 52 x 9.5 cm Est. $400/600

92 A.J. CASSON’S ONTARIO, Talisman Marque Inc., Clarendon, Ontario, third edition, 30 offset lithographs contained in six folios within a wooden case, ed. AP 22/45; sheets size 20 x 24 in, 51 x 61 cm Est. $700/900

93 THE ART OF GLEN LOATES, Paul Duval, Cereberus Publishing Company, 1977, large leather bound folio, signed by the author and the artist, ed. 98/300. This lot includes an offset lithograph “Bison”, contained in a locking 90 COUTTES CANADIAN ARTIST SERIES, A collection of six serigraphs printed as Christmas cards for 1931: wooden case. 18 x 13.25 x 2.75 in, 45.5 x 33.5 x 7 cm J.W. Beatty, “Spring Break-up”; J.S. Hallam, “The Start”; Thoreau MacDonald, “Bluebird/Deer”; and Joseph E. Est. $300/500 Sampson, “Cutting the Christmas Tree/Winter Joys,” 5.75 x 4.75 in, 14.5 x 12 cm (largest) Est. $900/1,200 97 LEO TREMBLAY, CANADIAN, 1924-1995, Baie Laval, 98 MARY ALEXANDRA B. EASTLAKE, CANADIAN, 1864-1951, Forestville, oil on canvas, signed; titled on reverse, 16 x 20 in, Courtyard by Moonlight, watercolour, signed, 10 x 14 in, 40.5 x 51 cm 25.5 x 40.5 cm Est. $500/800 Est. $400/700

94 ALFRED JOSEPH CASSON, CANADIAN, 1898-1992, Sparrow 95 ALFRED JOSEPH CASSON, CANADIAN, 1898-1992, Grenadier Lake, linocut, signed, titled & ed. 91/250 in margin, Pond, linocut, signed, titled & ed.147/250 in the margin, 6.25 x 6.25 in, 16 x 16 cm 5.25 x 5.75 in, 13.5 x 14.5 cm Est. $700/900 Est. $700/900

99 CLAUDE LANGEVIN, CANADIAN, born 1942, Rang Ste- 100 ARTHUR VILLENEUVE, CANADIAN, 1910-1990, Port du Louise, Laurentides, oil on canvas, signed; titled on reverse, Quebec, oil on board, signed; titled & dated 1962, 10 x 12 in, 25.5 x 30.5 cm 16.5 x 19 in, 42 x 48.5 cm Est. $700/900 Provenance: Kastel Gallery, Montreal Est. $300/500

96 ALFRED JOSEPH CASSON, CANADIAN, 1898-1992, Forest Edge, zinc plate etching, signed, titled & ed. 97/150 in the margin, 8.5 x 11.25 in x 21.5 x 28.5 cm Est. $400/600

101 MANLY MACDONALD, CANADIAN, 1889-1971, Farm 102 ARTO YUZBASIYAN, CANADIAN, born 1948, in Summer, oil on board, bears signature, 8.5 x 10.5 in, Scarborough Bluffs, oil on canvas, signed; titled & dated 21.5 x 26.5 cm 1978 on artist’s label on reverse, 12 x 16 in, 30.5 x 40.5 cm CASSON Est. $1,500/2,000 Est. $600/900 103 HENRI MASSON, CANADIAN, 1907- 1996, Spring Rain, Aylmer, oil on canvas, signed; titled and dated `79 on reverse, 16 x 20 in, 40.5 x 51 cm Est. $1,200/1,600

106 ERIC RIORDON, CANADIAN, 1906-1948, Sunset on the Cache River, oil on canvas, signed, 20 x 24 in, 51 x 61 cm Est. $3,000/4,000

105 LEA VIVOT, CANADIAN, 1952, Tenderness of Youth, sculp- ture in relief, signed & dated ‘90, 11.5 x 17.5 in, 29 x 44.5 cm Est. $500/700

104 FRED ROSS, CANADIAN, 1927-2014, Self Portrait, mixed media 107 PHILIP CRAIG, CANADIAN, born 1951, Fishing Docks, 108 GARNET HAZARD, CANADIAN, (1903-1987), Boats in on paper, signed & dated ‘97, 12.75 x 9.75 in, 32.5 x 25 cm Newfoundland, acrylic on canvas, signed, 20 x 24 in, 51 x 61 cm Harbour, watercolour, signed, 15.5 x 19.5 in, 39.5 x 49.5 cm Est. $2,000/3,000 Est. $1,400/1,800 Est. $400/600 115 ROBERT GENN, CANADIAN, 1936- 2014, House at K’san, oil on canvas, signed; titled & dated 1973 on reverse, 10 x 12 in, 25.5 x 30.5 cm Provenance: Kastel Gallery, Montreal Est. $800/1,200

109 HAROLD W. MCCREA, CANADIAN, 1887-1969, Glorious 110 WILLIAM (BILL) DUMA, CANADIAN, born 1936, Summer Autumn, oil canvas laid on board, signed; titled on label on Flowers, oil on board, signed, 12 x 16 in, 30.5 x 40.5 cm reverse, 20 x 26 in, 51 x 66 cm Est. $300/500 Est. $500/700

112 RALPH BURTON, CANADIAN, 1905-1983, Perkin’s Mills, oil on 111 SIDNEY CHARLES MOONEY, CANADIAN, 1927-1992, Lakeside panel, signed; titled & dated 1964 on reverse, 10.5 x 13.5 in, Cliff, oil on canvas, signed, 20 x 23.75 in, 51 x 60.5 cm 26.5 x 34.5 cm Est. $700/900 Est. $500/70

113 WILLIAM (BILL) DUMA, CANADIAN, born 1936, Beveled Window, oil on board, signed; titled & dated ‘85 on reverse, 16 x 12 cm, 40.5 x 30.5 cm Est. $300/500

116 FRANKLIN M. ARMINGTON, CANADIAN, 1876-1941, 117 JACK HUMPHREY, CANADIAN, 1901-1967, Fishing Boat; Olive Grove, watercolour, signed & dated 1918, 15.25 x 11.75 in, Beach Scene, double sided watercolour, signed; various 38.5 x 30 cm inscriptions & dated Dec 29 `62, 21 x 15 in, 53.5 x 38 cm 114 LOUISE KIROUAC, CANADIAN, born 1939, Morning Frost, Est. $800/1,200 Est. $2,000/2,500 acrylic on canvas, signed, 14 x 18 in, 35.5 x 45.5 cm Est. $700/900 122 ROBERT F. MCINNIS, CANADIAN, born 1942, Winter Shadows, 123 ROBERT F. MCINNIS, CANADIAN, born 1942, Frozen Fields, oil on board, signed; titled & dated 1979 on reverse, 9 x 12 in, oil on board, signed; titled & dated 1979 on reverse, 23 x 30.5 cm 9 x 12 in, 23 x 30.5 cm Est. $300/500 Est. $300/500

118 THOMAS H. GARSIDE, CANADIAN, 1906-1980, Spring, Mont 119 MAURICE HAYCOCK, CANADIAN, 1900-1988, Winter Near Jock Tremblant, pastel, signed; titled on label on reverse,16 x 20 in, River, pastel, signed & dated ‘42; titled on reverse. 11 x 14 in, 40.5 x 51 cm 28 x 35.5 cm Est. $700/900 Est. $600/800

124 WILLIAM (BILL) DUMA, CANADIAN, born 1936, Plant & Vase, 125 ROBERT NEWTON HURLEY, CANADIAN, 1894-1980, Ski Jump, oil on board, signed; titled & dated ‘86 on reverse, watercolour, signed, 6.5 x 10 in, 16.5 x 25.5 cm 9 x 12 in, 23 x 30.5 cm Est. $200/400 Est. $300/500

120 CLAUDE LANGEVIN, CANADIAN, born 1942, Ste. Emilie, 121 MAURICE HAYCOCK, CANADIAN, 1900-1988, Dealy Island, Quebec, oil on canvas, signed; titled on reverse, N.W.T., oil on canvas, signed & dated ‘76; inscribed with a 10 x 12 in, 25.5 x 30.5 cm detailed account of the subject on reverse, Est. $700/900 16 x 20 in, 40.5 x 51 cm Est. $900/1,200

126 VALENTIN SHABAEFF, CANADIAN, 1891-1978, Return of the 127 LEAH CHODIKOFF, CANADIAN, born 1935, Gatineau Parkway, Fleet, oil on canvas, signed, 15 x 18 in, 38 x 45.5 cm Autumn, oil on board, signed, 16 x 20 in, 40.5 x 51 cm Est. $300/500 Est. $400/600 INTERNATIONAL FINE ART

128 PIERRE LEFEBVRE, 131 OMEGA SPEEDMASTER CANADIAN, born 1954, Bach, PROFESSIONAL CHRONOGRAPH, oil on canvas, signed; titled SWISS, Serial No.145012-67 SP & date 1991 on reverse, The chronograph bezel surround- 42 x 47 in, 106.5 x 119.5 cm ing the black face with white min- Est. $1,200/1,600 ute & hour demarcations. Included in this lot is the original stainless steel band and a later black leather band. Est. $3,500/4,500

130 JOHN COLIN FORBES, CANADIAN, 1846-1925, 132 ROLEX OYSTER PERPETUAL LOTS 131-230 Old Vineyard, oil on board, signed, 9.5 x 12.5 in, DATEJUST, SWISS, Serial 24 x 32 cm No.K272483 & model No.16203 Est. $300/500 Stainless steel case with canted gold bezel, white enameled face, roman numeral hour markers, gold and stainless steel link bracelet. Purchased in 129 ARMAND TATOSSIAN, CANADIAN, 1951-2012, Franklin, Quebec, oil on Switzerland in 2002. canvas, signed; titled on reverse, 24 x 30 in, 61 x 76 cm Est. $2,000/3,000 Est. $1,500/2,500 133 REMARKABLE VICTORIAN SILVER SALVER, LONDON, 1843, Charles Reily & George Storer, the cast foliate 136 ROBERT GEMMELL HUTCHISON, SCOTTISH, 1855–1936, Flying the Kite, watercolour & gouache, signed; titled on Royal Scottish and scroll edge surrounding the engraved field raised on three scroll legs, engraved with ownership initials Society of Painters in watercolour label on reverse, 20 x 30 in, 51 x 76 cm D.R., 26 in, 66 cm diameter,approximately 5500 grams Est. $8,000/12,000 Est. $3,000/5,000

134 VINTAGE PLATINUM, DIAMOND & EMERALD RING, 135 VINTAGE PLATINUM, DIAMOND & SAPPHIRE RING, 137 VINTAGE DIAMOND & SAPPHIRE LINK BRACELET, MONTREAL, Howard Patch, the engraved band set with dia- MONTREAL, Howard Patch, the part-filigree band set with c. 1920, set with twenty four diamonds and twenty four monds surrounding an emerald cut emerald, size 2.75 diamonds surrounding a facet cut square sapphire size 3 sapphires, with safety clasp, 6.75 in, 17 cm long Est. $600/900 Est. $500/700 Est. $1,200/1,600 138 DIAMOND & 18K WHITE GOLD 141 TIFFANY & CO. PLATINUM & DIAMOND SOLITAIRE RING, BIRKS, circa 1904, BRACELET, NEW YORK, early 20th century, the the diamond raised atop the plain pierced circular frame channel set with dia- band in a claw setting, the inside of monds, 5 5/8 in, 6.5 cm diameter the band engraved with initials and Est. $600/800 dated August 15, 04 (1904), size 5.25, diamond size is over 1.5 cts Est. $2,500/3,500

142 VINTAGE DIAMOND & PLATINUM BRACELET, attributed to TIFFANY & CO., NEW YORK, early 20th century, the pierced circular frame channel set with diamonds, 5 5/8 in, 6.5 cm diameter Est. $600/800

139 TWO DIAMOND & SAPPHIRE 143 VINTAGE EMERALD & PLATINUM BRACELET, BROOCHES, MONTREAL, Howard attributed to TIFFANY & CO., NEW YORK, early Patch & Birks, the first with flar- 20th century, the pierced circular frame channel ing ends, and a channel set line of set with emeralds, 5 5/8 in, 6.5 cm diameter sapphires punctuated with diamond Est. $600/800 bands, the second with bowed centre missing four small diamonds, 2.25 & 2.5 in, 5.7 & 6.4 cm long Est. $400/700

144 VINTAGE SAPPHIRE & PLATINUM BRACELET, early 20th century, the engraved circular frame channel set with sapphires, 5 5/8 in, 6.5 cm diameter Est. $600/800

140 (ILLUSTRATED ONLINE) PAIR OF VIENNA STYLE PORCELAIN COVERED URNS, CONTINENTAL, probably early 20th c., each with twin handles, removable covers and stepped square bases, the bodies with transfer decorated bands, 21.5 in, 54.5 cm high Est. $300/500 145 JOHN DUVALL, BRITISH, 1816-1892, Encampment by an Equestrian Fair, oil on canvas, signed, 17.75 x 24 in, 45 x 61 cm Est. $1,000/2,000 148 IMPORTANT NAPOLEON III CLOCK GARNITURE, FRENCH, third quatre 19th century, decorated in the manner of Jean-Francois- Theodore Gechter, with a gilded and patinated metal model of Charles le Temeraire (1433-1477), mortally wounded in the battle of Nancy, raised atop the slate case , fitted with circular dial and Vincenti & Co. movement, replaced pendulum, further mounted with armor, shields, axes and halberds raised on finely chiseled gauntlets, together with a matching pair of candelabra, 26 in, 66 cm high Est. $5,000/7,000

146 LONGINES DIAMOND & SAPPHIRE EVENING WATCH, 147 DIAMOND, SAPPHIRE & PLATINUM RING, MONTREAL, SWISS, early 20th century, Serial No.3737159, the Howard Patch, the pierced band with central square 149 FIRST STANDARD FRENCH SILVER & CUT GLASS 150 AMELIE COLOMBIER, FRENCH, 19/20th platinum and white gold case set with diamonds and facetted sapphire, shoulders set with tapering diamonds DRAGEOIR, PARIS, 1819-1838, possibly Jean Cheroux, century, Carmencita, patinated bronze sapphires, encircling the rectangular face with hour and sapphires, size 3.5 the removable lid with butterfly finial over cut glass vessel sculpture on a facetted marble base, demarcations, woven strap, the back engraved with Est. $500/700 mounted with scroll handles, supported on a spreading 10 in, 25.5 cm overall height ownership inscription, 1.25 in, 3.2 cm length of case column and squared base, 9.5in, 24 cm high Est. $250/450 Est. $200/400 Est. $900/1,200 151 SUPERIOR VICTORIAN SILVER TEA & COFFEE SERVICE, LONDON, 1855, W.R. SMILY, the tapering facetted octagonal vessels mounted with scrolling handles, the tea & coffee pots with Orientalist finials, the cream & sugar with gilded interiors, engraved with inscription “Presented to the Reverend W. Burdett, M.A. by the inhabitants of North Molton & Twitchen, 17th January 1858, 11 in, 28 cm high, 2506 grams Est. $1,200/1,600

154 MAGNIFICENT PAIR DRAPED & STAINED GLASS WINDOWS, attr. to Tiffany Studios, New York, layered drapery and leaded glass with painted faces and other details, the windows depicting the Nativity scene. One panel, in a stable interior with the Virgin Mother holding the sacred infant and Joseph standing behind, waiting to receive the homage of the group of shepherds, who are depicted in the second panel, 57.75 x 23.25 in, 146.5 x 59 cm Provenance: St. John’s Church, Ogdensburg, New York Sometime between 1944 & the early 1960’s the family of the consignor obtained these two windows from St. John’s Church as a result of restoration projects during which time the windows were replaced with new stained glass panels. 152 FINE COPELAND FIGURAL PLAQUE, ENGLISH, c.1880, the 153 RARE CHINESE EXPORT PORCELAIN COFFEE POT, QING Note: During the rectorship of Reverend Edgar L. Sanford (1897-1912) the chancel was enriched by three stained glass Madonna & child with gilded halos, hand painted on the DYNASTY, mid 18th century, European silver mounted cover windows, designed & executed by the artist’s of the Tiffany Studios. These examples are purportedly two of them. ceramic tile, 14.5 x 8.5 in, 36.5 x 21.5 cm high and tapering cylindrical vessel mounted with scrolling handle Est. $9,000/12,000 Est. $400/600 and phoenix head spout, 10.75 in, 27.5 cm high Est. $700/900 155

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159 MAURICE CANNING WILKS, IRISH, 1910-1984, Irish Village, oil on canvas, signed, 20 x 24 in, 51 x 61 cm Est. $3,000/5,000

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155 HERCULES BRABAZON BRABAZON, FRENCH, 1821-1906, Ships at Sail, watercolour & gouache, signed with initals, 6 x 9 in, 15 x 23 cm Est. $800/1,000

156 IMPRESSIVE SEVRES STYLE EWER, FRENCH, circa 1900, the inverted pyriform porcelain body with gilded blue du roi ground, set with hand painted courtship cartouches, mounted with gilt metal spout and scrolling handle, on an octagonal base, 23 in, 58.5 cm high Est. $500/800

157 FRANCOIS HUARD, FRENCH, 1793-1857, Rigoletto, oil on canvas, signed, 14 x 12 in, 35.5 x 30.5 cm 160 GEORGE V BRITANNIA SILVER PORRINGER, LONDON, 161 LARGE GEORGE II IRISH SILVER SAUCE BOAT, DUBLIN, 1736, Est. $400/600 1912, Harry Freeman, the banded vessel with flaring rim possibly John Wilamson, the broad vessel with tapering spout mounted with two S-scroll handles, 6.75 in, 17 cm width chased with foliate swag designs and contemporary boar crest, 158 PAIR LOUIS XVI STYLE BRONZE CANDELABRA, FRENCH, 19th century, each with a tapering fluted column supporting three branches, over handles, 226 grams raised on three scroll legs with lion masks and paw feet, the central socket with removable flame finial standing on circular base, 23 in, 58.5 cm high Est. $300/500 9.25 in, 23.5 cm long, 444 grams Provenance: Marché Swiss, Paris Est. $1,200/1,600 Est. $1,200/1,600 165 LARGE JAPANESE CLOISONNE VASE, probably MEIJI PERIOD, 166 CHINESE PORCELAIN BULB VASE, REPUBLIC PERIOD, 20th c.1910, the high-shouldered vessel with teal compartments set century, the lobed body formed as five conjoined vases, with with various birds, flowers and butterflies, 16 in, 40.5 cm high central neck, the yellow ground painted with dragons and Est. $600/900 pearls, 6.75 in, 17 cm high Est. $300/500

162 MONUMENTAL JAPANESE SILVER PUNCH BOWL, probably Meiji Period, circa 1890, the hemispherical double- walled bowl with shaped rim, embossed with roses and leafy vines, all raised on a tri-foil base, engraved three character mark on the cavetto and marked on the underside, 12 in, 30.5 cm diameter, 2450 grams Est. $1,500/2,500

168 CHINESE ENAMELED YIXING TEAPOT, 19/20th century, the small pot with removable lid and loop handle decorated with birds, butterflies and leafy flowers, 4.5 in, 11.5 cm high 167 MONUMENTAL JAPANESE IMARI PORCELAIN KORO, MEIJI Est. $300/500 PERIOD, c.1900, the pierced removable cover with shishi finial, deep vessel painted and gilded with village and garden scenes, raised on three mask legs, old restoration, 17 in, 43 cm high 163 LARGE JAPANESE IMARI CHARGER, MEIJI PERIOD, circa 1900, 164 JAPANESE FUKAGAWA PORCELAIN VASE, MEIJI PERIOD, Est. $400/600 the circular dish with shallow rim, painted and gilded over c.1905, the ovoid vessel finely painted with three swimming the underglaze blue flowers and panel border, 18 in, 45.5 cm carp and floating leaves, 9 in, 23 cm high diameter Est. $400/600 Est. $200/500 174 JEAN JULES ANTOINE LECOMTE DU NOUY, FRENCH, 1842–1923, Orientalist Guard, oil on canvas,, signed & dated ‘77, 15 x 12 in, 38 x 30.5 cm Est. $4,000/6,000

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169 ROMANO EGYPTIAN TERRACOTTA HARPOCRATES FIGURE, ROMAN 175 FINE ISFAHAN WOOL RUG, PERSIAN, PERIOD, circa 1st/2nd century A.D, , Similar figure the Louvre Museum, mid 20th century, the indigo and claret cast of red-brown Nile silt, a fragmentary depiction of the Egyptian child medallion on an arabesque cream ground, god Horus, traces of white coating, 6.5 in, 16.5 cm high within a flowerhead border, 58 x 86 in, Est. $400/600 147.5 x 218.5 cm Est. $1,000/1,500 170 ARCHAIC BUST OF MARSYAS WITH AULOS, GREEK, circa 5th century BC, fragmentary terracotta bust, 3 in, 7.5 cm high Est. $200/400

171 GROUP OF ANTIQUITIES, Romano-British bronze fibula brooch, 100-200 A.D., 2.75 in long; Roman bronze ram’s head patera handle, 1st century A.D., 4.5 in long; exceptional Luristan bronze arrow point, Persian c.1200-800 B.C., 5.5 in long; Crusader lead seal of Beaufort Castle, South Lebanon, c.12th century, 1.5 in diameter Est. $900/1,200 176 EUROPEAN ORIENTALIST SCHOOL, 172 THREE FINE TERRACOTTA OIL LAMPS, rare Crusader oil lamp with angu- 19th CENTURY, Procession in Cairo, oil on lar handle, moulded designs & fleur-de-lis emblem on the base, 11-12th canvas, indistinctly signed & inscibed “Cairo”, century A.D., 3.5 in long, and two Roman oil lamps, 1st-2nd century A.D., 23.5 x 31.75 in, 60 x 80.5 cm 4.25 in longest Est. $800/1,200 Est. $400/600

173 LOUIS ICART, FRENCH, 1888–1950, Erotic Encounter, etching with colour, signed in graphite in the margin, from the publication “Le Sopha”, Paris, 1935, image size: 6.5 x 4.5 in, 16.5 x 11.5 cm Est. $200/300

173 177 VLASTIMIL HOFMAN, POLISH, 1881-1970, Contemplation, oil on panel, signed, dated 1947 & inscribed Tel Aviv; detailed inscription in Polish on reverse, 13.5 x 18.5 in, 34.5 x 47 cm Est. $2,000/3,000

178 RUSSIAN ENAMEL CORONATION CUP OF SORROWS, circa 1896, the beaker of tapering cylindrical form deco- 180 ZORAN ANTONIO MUSIC, ITALIAN, 1909-2005, Paesaggio, oil on canvas, signed & dated 1951; rated with the Imperial titled on reverse, 23.5 x 32.25 in, 59.5 x 82 cm arms and monogram of Est. $35,000/45,000 Nicholas II and dated 1896, 4 in, 10 cm high Est. $300/500 181 FINE RUSSIAN ENAMEL ORTHODOX CRUCIFIX ALTER CROSS, 18/19th century, the brass crucifix cast in relief depicting Jesus on the cross, with Saint Nicholas above, further decorated with blue & grey enamel, the reverse cast with cyrilic inscriptions, 13.5 in, 34.5 cm high 179 PAIR OF SOVIET Est. $1,000/1,500 PORCELAIN DINNER PLATES, MOSCOW COMMUNE, circa 1920, 182 PAIR RUSSIAN SILVER fine gilt border stripes CANDLESTICKS, ODESSA, enclosing the hammer & 1859, assay master Vasily M. sickle monogram, 9.5 in, Lapshin, campana form nozzles, 24 cm diameter baluster columns and spread- Est. $200/400 ing bases, repousse chased and engraved with scrolling foliate designs, 12 in, 30.5 cm high, 926 grams Est. $700/1,000 183 JOHN ROBERTSON REID, BRITISH, 1851-1926, At Full Sail, oil on canvas, signed, 20 x 30 in, 51 x 76 cm Est. $800/1,200

186 19th CENTURY ITALIAN SCHOOL, Porto Antico, Venice, oil on canvas, apparently unsigned, 22.5 x 29 in, 57 x 74 cm 184 GEORGE V SILVER EPERGNE, Est. $1,000/1,500 SHEFFIELD, 1923, maker Cooper Brothers & Sons, the scrolling wire-work frame sup- porting a central removable pierced dish and four baskets with swing handles, standing on a conforming lobed base, 11 in, 28 cm high, 1552 grams Est. $700/900

185 ELEGANT SILVER DESSERT SERVING SET, maker William Hutton & Sons & Birks, the basket with pierced swing handle and border, together 187 GEORGE III SILVER TEA CADDY, LONDON, 1768, maker 188 FRENCH SILVER-GILT CHALICE, prob- with two matching comports, Pierre Gillois, the case of bombe form with repousse scrolls ably late 19th century, maker L.O., the one of which is made by and flowering vines, under the removable squared cover cup, knopped stem and weighted circular Birks, 9 in, 23 cm diameter of set with pineapple finial, 5 in, 12.5 cm high, 286 grams base repousse chased and engraved basket, 1069 grams Est. $600/900 with anthemion, fruiting vines and various Est. $400/600 harvest grain, 9 in, 23 cm high, 543 grams, total weight Est. $400/600 189 SET OF FOUR TIFFANY & CO. STERLING CANDLESTICKS, AMERICAN, early 20th century, the graceful tapering fluted columns and removable beaded drip pans standing on stepped circular bases, the under- side stamped 12221/2239, 9.5 in, 24 cm high, 1291 grams Est. $600/1,000

190 THREE VINTAGE PHOTOS OF CANADIAN PRIME MINISTERS, 20th century:William Lyon Mackenzie King, 10th prime minister of Canada, signed by the sitter & dated 4-11-32; Richard Bedford Bennett, 11th prime minister of Canada, signed by the sitter and dated 1936; Louis St. Laurent, 12th prime minister of Canada; together with two Yousef Karsh Studio portraits of unidentified sitters and six various 192 IMPORTANT SILVER-GILT TROPHY CUP, BIRKS, circa 1906, 194 IMPRESSIVE VICTORIAN WALL MIRROR, ENGLISH, mid 19th cen- sterling table frames the Durham Challenge Cup, presented to the Ontario Jockey tury, foliate cast and reeded cove frame with later mirrored plate, Est. $500/800 Club by the Earl of Durham, 1906, the inverted campana-form 59 x 42 in, 150 x 106.5 cm cover with beaver finial over the finely chased and shaped Est. $700/1,000 vessel with rearing horse handles and an oval racing cartouche, mounted on a removable soccle base, 10.5 in, 26.5 cm height of cup, 622 gram Est. $700/1,000

191 PAIR ANTIQUE GLASS VASES WITH 193 SUITE OF VINTAGE HARDY SILVER-PLATED MOUNTS, possibly BROS. FISHING EQUIPMENT, French, 2nd half 19th century, the ALNWICK, early 20th century, compressed ovoid milk glass bodies consisting of: a trout fly rod, enameled with various flowers and “The White Wickham”; a split pinecones, mounted with impres- bamboo salmon fly fishing sive removable dragon collars and rod; a 3 7/8” fly reel “The conforming bases. 18 in, 45.5 cm high Perfect”; a gaff and a priest, Est. $500/800 contained in a vintage fitted pine case with hinged lid Est. $700/1,000 195 BERNARD DE HOOG, DUTCH, 1867-1943, Tending Baby in a Seaside Cottage, oil on canvas, signed, 12 x 16 in, 30.5 x 40.5 cm Est. $2,000/3,000

198 LEON DE TROY, FRENCH, 1857-1955, Winter Landscape, oil on canvas, signed, 25.75 x 32 in, 65.5 x 81.5 cm Est. $5,000/7,000

199 PAIR OF ROYAL CROWN DERBY VASES, 200 PAIR MEISSEN FIGURAL CANDELABRA, GERMAN, 19th century, each with a ENGLISH, dated 1914, hexagonal vasiform with figure seated between two floral encrusted branches, supporting painted 196 AFTER CARRIER BELLEUSE, FRENCH, 19th century, 197 HOCHST PORCELAIN FIGURE, GERMAN, probably cobalt blue ground, gilded handles and hand nozzles, 8 in, 20.5 cm high bisque model of Venus and Cupid, 22.25 in, c.1760, hand painted model of Venus and Cupid, painted floral panels by George Jessop, pattern Est. $200/400 56.5 cm high 9.5 in, 24 cm high 1548/8260, 7 in, 18 cm high Est. $400/600 Est. $300/500 Est. $200/400 204 RENE LALIQUE POISSONS ART GLASS BOWL, FRENCH, c.1921, the exterior of the deep bowl moulded with ten fish, the underside of the centre moulded to resemble bubbles, 9.5 in, 24 cm diameter Est. $500/800

205 WATERFORD CRYSTAL STEMWARE SERVICE, Irish, second half 20th century, Wynnewood pattern, com- prised of 10 champagnes, 10 white wine, 10 red wine goblets, 8 sherry, 7 water, 10 side plates, 55 pieces Est. $400/800

201 CORNELIS WOUTER BOUTER, DUTCH, 1888-1966, Morning Sunshine, oil on canvas, signed, 20 x 24 in, 51 x 61 cm Est. $1,200/1,600

206 TWO LALIQIE ART GLASS CAT MODELS, FRENCH, last quarter 20th century, one crouching, the other seated, each with satin frosted finish, 8.5 in, 21.5 cm high Est. $400/600

207 TWELVE BIRKS STERLING CREAM SOUP FRAMES, CANADIAN, early 20th century, each with pierced sides and scrolling handles, receiving twelve Keiser porcelain bowls with gilded rims and iridescent exte- riors, two bowls damaged, 5.5 in, 14 cm over handles, 952 grams Est. $400/600 202 BERNARD J. BLOOMERS, DUTCH, 1845-1914, Return of 203 ATTRIBUTED TO WILLIAM POWELL FRITH, BRITISH, 1819- the Fishermen, watercolour & gouache, signed, 14 x 10.5 in, 1909, Merrymaking, oil on panel, apparently unsigned, partial 35.5 x 26.5 cm gallery label on reverse, 10.75 x 8.5 in, 27.5 x 21.5 cm Est. $1,200/1,600 Est. $500/700 210 FRITZ WAGNER, GERMAN, 1896-1939, Gentlemen Merrymaking, oil on canvas, signed, 27.75 x 31.5 in, 70.5 x 80 cm Est. $800/1,200

208 KHADIGA RIAZ, EGYPTIAN, born 1914, Abstract Portrait, mixed media on 209 FERNANDEZ ARMAN, FRENCH/AMERICAN, board, signed & inscribed on reverse, 34.5 x 24 in, 87.5 x 61 cm 1928-2005, Paint Brushes, resin sculpture, signed, Est. $4,000/6,000 19.25 x 5 x 1.25 in, 49 x 3 x 12.5 cm Est. $2,000/3,000

211 WMF LARGE SILVER-PLATED TABLE CASKET, GERMAN, 212 EDWARDIAN SILVER TABLE CLOCK, c.1900, the hinged top with masks and looped handle, over a BIRMINGHAM, 1907, maker Harry Clifford fitted interior, the case with embossed cartouches of Amazons Davis, the shaped case with foliate edge in battle scenes, 10 x 9.5 x 6 in, 25.5 x 24 x 15 cm and circular enamel dial, winding key Est. $300/600 fitted to the reverse, 6 in, 15 cm high Est. $200/400 215 MOORCROFT POMEGRANATE CABINET PLATE, ENGLISH, c.1925, 216 LARGE MOORCROFT POMEGRANATE LAMP slip decorated and painted with fruit on a mottled blue ground, BASE, ENGLISH, c.1925, of vasiform shape, slip 8.5 in, 21.5 cm diameter decorated and painted with fruit on a deep blue 213 BIRKS STERLING FLATWARE SERVICE, CANADIAN, first half 20th century, Georgian Plain pattern, part engraved with Est. $150/300 ground, 15 in, 38 cm high ownership monogram, comprised of 14 dinner forks, 16 dinner knives, 12 luncheon forks, 8 luncheon knives, 6 seafood Est. $500/800 forks, 14 butter spreaders, 14 cream soup spoons, 18 soup spoons, 16 large tea spoons, 12 tea spoons, 12 coffee spoons, 15 dessert forks, 8 carving utensils, 6 serving spoons, 8 other utensils. 179 pieces, 5876 grams Est. $1,800/2,400

214 GORHAM STERLING FLATWARE SERVICE, AMERICAN, second half 20th century, Fairfax pattern, comprised of 8 dinner 217 MOORCROFT PANSY VASE, ENGLISH, c.1930, flower and 218 MOORCROFT POMEGRANATE VASE, ENGLISH, c.1925, forks, 8 dinner knives, 8 salad forks, 8 tea spoons, 8 table spoons, 8 butter spreaders and 6 serving pieces. 54 pieces, leaf decorated on a deep ground, 8.5 in, 21.5 cm high slip decorated and painted with fruit on a mottled 1609 grams Est. $200/400 blue-brown ground, 6.5 in, 16.5 cm high Est. $600/900 Est. $300/500 219 FOUR PIECE MEXICAN SILVER COFFEE & TEA SERVICE, mid 20th century, Gonzalo W. Moreno, comprising tea pot on stand, coffee, cream & sugar, 12 in, 30.5 cm high, 3252 grams Est. $1,400/1,800

222 KATE GRAY, BRITISH, 1848–1892, Family in an Interior, oil on canvas, signed & dated 1882, 28.25 x 36.5 in, 72 x 92.5 cm Est. $800/1,200

223 FINE PAIR SHEFFIELD PLATED SERVING DISHES, ENGLISH, early 19th 224 GEORGE III IRISH SILVER LADLE, century, the shaped oval warming dishes mounted with two handles DUBLIN, 1806, probably John and four scrolling legs, supporting removable liners, 15 in, 38 cm long Power, fiddle pattern with deep Est. $300/500 circular bowl, 13.5 in, 34.5 cm long, 214 grams Est. $150/250

220 FREDERICK J. KNOWLES, BRITISH, 1874-1931, Late 221 ALBERTO PROSDOCIMI, ITALIAN, 1852-1925, Afternoon Fishing, watercolour, signed, 20 x 13.25 in, Piazza San Marco, watercolour & gouache, signed, 51 x 34.5 cm 9.25 x 5.75 in, 23.5 x 14.5 cm Est. $200/400 Est. $150/300 225 REED & BARTON SIX PIECE SILVER TEA & COFFEE SERVICE, AMERICAN, early 20th century, shaped pyriform coffee pot, hot water pot, teapot, cream covered sugar and waste bowl, 8 in, 20.5 cm high, 3000 grams Est. $1,200/1,600

226 FREDERICK J. KNOWLES, BRITISH, 1874-1931, Idyllic Afternoon, watercolour, 228 THOMAS SIDNEY COOPER, BRITISH, 1803-1902, Cattle in a Meadow, oil on canvas, signed, 16 x 24 in, 40.5 x 61 cm signed, 15.5 x 22.25 in, 39.5 x 56.5 cm Est. $200/400 Est. $2,000/3,000

227 GEORGE V INKSTAND, LONDON, 1911-1912, makers Henry J., Batson & Albert Edward Batson, retailed by Lund of Cornhill, the rectangular tortoiseshell ground with dished pen tray, silver inkwell compartments supporting cut glass ink- wells with hinged silver lids, all surrounded by a silver edge on four ball feet, 10.25 in, 229 BIRKS STERLING DRINKS TRAY, CANADIAN, 1927, oval tray with reeded edge, loop 230 MOORCROFT PEACOCK LAMP BASE 26 cm long handles and engraved with monogram, resting on four bunn feet, 27 in, 68.5 cm long, VASE, ENGLISH, second quarter 20th Est. $700/900 3560 grams century, baluster vase with tapering Est. $1,200/1,600 neck, slip decorated with a parade of peacocks on mottled orange/brown ground, 8.25 in, 21 cm high Est. $300/500 ARTIST INDEX TERMS & CONDITIONS

CANADIAN ARTIST INDEX LOATES, GLEN 93 1. DEFINITIONS: The term “Auctioneer”, wherever used in this No compensation shall be paid for same. Frames on artwork are MACDONALD, MANLY E. 2, 47, 63, 65, 101 19TH CENTURY CANADIAN 58 catalogue, means Walker’s Fine Art & Estate Auctioneers Inc. not included as part of purchase or condition. The auctioneer MACDONALD, J.E.H. 36 does not warrant the condition or availability of frames or any ALFSEN, JOHN MARTIN 16 2. PROPERTY INSPECTION: Prospective bidders should inspect MACDONALD, THOREAU 90(PART) associated glass. ARMINGTON, FRANKLIN M. 76, 77, 116 the property before bidding to determine its size, condition MACNAUGHTON, JOHN H. 26 ASHOONA, KIUGAK 13 and whether or not it has been repaired, restored or altered. 8. DETERMINATION OF FORGERY: Notwithstanding the previous MASSON, HENRI L. 11, 33, 66, 103 BAILLY, EARL 70 We strongly recommend that all lots be viewed personally. conditions of sale, if within (14) fourteen days after the auction the MCCARTHY, DORIS 4, 21 BAKER, WALTER 25 Imperfections are not necessarily stated in any version of the Buyer gives notice in writing to the Auctioneer that the lot sold is MCCREA, HAROLD W. 109 BARRAUD, CYRIL H. 75 auction catalogue, however, specific condition reports are pro- a deliberate forgery and within (7) seven days of such notification MCINNIS, ROBERT F. 122, 123 vided upon request. (All statements are solely the opinion of the the Buyer returns the same to the Auctioneer in the same condi- BEATTY, JOHN WILLIAM (J.W.) 1, 90 (PART) MILLS, DORIS H. (SPEIRS) 5 Auctioneer who is neither a professional restorer nor conservator). tion as at the time of sale and satisfies the Auctioneer that the BEAULIEU, PAUL V. 40 claim is justified, pursuant to any special requests the Auctioneer MILNE, DAVID B. 19 3. ACCURACY OF INFORMATION: The Auctioneer has made a BELL-SMITH, FREDERICK M. 28, 55 may make, then the sale of the lot will be rescinded and the pur- MOONEY, SIDNEY C. 111 reasonable attempt to ensure accuracy in the description of every BOBAK, BRUNO J. 69 chase price, Buyer’s premium & sales tax on the purchase price MORRISSEAU, NORVAL 12 lot to be sold. However, guarantee is not made as to the correct- BRIGDEN, FREDERICK 73 of the same will be refunded. All action and decisions made by PHILLIPS, WALTER J. 18 ness of the catalogue entries and no sale shall be set aside on BRITTON, HARRY 72 the Auctioneer are final and will not be influenced by the opinion PILOT, ROBERT W. 59, 62 account of any imperfections not noted. Each lot is sold on an “AS BROWNELL, PELEG FRANKLIN 67 of either the seller or Buyer. (All packing, handling, customs fees, RIORDON, ERIC B. 106 IS,” “WHERE IS” basis. BURTON, DENNIS 39, 112 taxes, insurance, valuations, opinions, lodging or travel directly or ROBERTS, GOODRIDGE 17 BURTON, RALPH W. 8 4. BID INCREMENTS: Prospective buyers are required to know indirectly related to any returned & refunded lots will be the sole ROBERTSON, SARAH M.A. 44 CASSON, ALFRED J. (A.J.) 48, 49, 50, 51, 52, 91, 92, 94, 95, 96 and understand the bid increment schedule below, before bid- responsibility of the Buyer and no compensation will be paid for ROSS, FRED 104 ding on any lot. The auctioneer may vary the increments at his/her CASTONGUAY, GERARD 71 same). Any judicial proceedings deemed necessary to resolve a RUSSELL, GYRTH 45 direction. dispute or claim will be settled in the Province of Ontario, jurisdic- CHODIKOFF, LEAH 127 SAMPSON, JOSEPH E. 90(PART) tion of Ottawa. COLLIER, ALAN C. 79 BID RANGE BID INCREMENT SAVAGE, ANNE D. 43 COMFORT, CHARLES 30, 83 $0 - $100 $10 9. BUYER’S PREMIUM: Each lot is sold subject to a Buyer’s pre- SHABAEFF, VALENTIN 126 COSGROVE, STANLEY M. 35 mium payable by all Buyers in addition to the purchase price. This SHILLETO, DAVID A. 87 $100 - $500 $25 COX, ARTHUR 54 premium is expressed as a percentage of the purchase(hammer) TATOSSIAN, ARMAND 7, 15, 88, 129 price and varies according to type of auction and whether bid- CRAIG, PHILIP 89, 107 $500 - $1,000 $50 TOMALTY, TERRY 74 ding is live, absentee, telephone or by internet. Refer to either our DANBY, KEN 78 $1,000 - $2,000 $100 TOWN, HAROLD 42 website or the absentee bid form for the specific auction to deter- DES CLAYES, ALICE 31 TREMBLAY, LEO 97 $2,000 - $5,000 $250 mine the actual amount of the Buyer’s premium. This premium is DES CLAYES, BERTHE 64 also announced by the Auctioneer at the start of each auction. VARLEY, FREDERICK H. 37 DUMA, WILLIAM (BILL) 110, 113, 124 $5,000 - $10,000 $500 VERNER, FREDERICK A. 27 10. SALES TAXES: The Buyer must pay Ontario Harmonized Sales EASTLAKE, MARY A.B. 98 $10,000 - $20,000 $1,000 VILLENEUVE, ARTHUR 100 Tax (HST - 13%) on the total purchase price (aggregate of hammer FORBES, JOHN C. 57, 130 VIVOT, LEA 105 $20,000 - $50,000 $2,500 price & Buyer’s premium) if the Buyer takes possession of their FORTIN, MARC-AURELE 60 purchase at the time of the auction, or if they are resident in WAY, CHARLES JONES 22 $50,000 - $100,000 $5,000 FRANCHERE, JOSEPH C. 23 Ontario and have their purchase shipped to a location in Ontario, YUZBASIYAN, ARTO 102 FUREY, CONRAD 9, 32 $100,000 - $200,000 $10,000 or if they pick up their purchase at the Auctioneer’s offices in GAGNON, CLARENCE A. 56 INTERNATIONAL ARTIST INDEX $200,000 and above $20,000 Ottawa after the sale. If the Buyer is from another province in GARSIDE, THOMAS H. 118 19TH CENTURY ITALIAN SCHOOL 186 Canada and have their purchase shipped to them by registered GAUTHIER, JOACHIM 80 19TH CENTURY ORIENTALIST SCHOOL 176 5. AUCTIONEER’S RIGHTS: carrier, then the appropriate HST/GST (Goods and Services Tax) GENN, ROBERT 115 ARMAN, FERNANDEZ 209 a) All bids are per lot as listed in the catalogue. However, the applicable to their province will be charged. Buyers not resident Auctioneer reserves the right to divide or join lots, without prior GOGUEN, JEAN 41 BLOOMERS, BERNARD J. 202 in Canada are exempt from paying HST or GST on the purchase warning, as they may see fit upon announcement of same. price of property IF the lot(s) is shipped by registered carrier GOLDSMITH, OLI 85 BOUTER, CORNELIS 201 directly from the Auctioneer to the Buyer’s address outside of GRAHAM, JAMES L. 46 BRABAZON, HERCULES BRABAZON 155 b) The Auctioneer reserves the right to withdraw or add to the Canada. HALLAM, JOSEPH S. 90(PART) CARRIER-BELLEUSE, A-E. (AFTER) 196 items as listed in prepared catalogues without notice. HAMMOND, JOHN 81 COLOMBIER, AMELIE 150 c) The Auctioneer has the right to advance the bidding at their 11. PAYMENT OPTIONS: Payment is to be made by cash, pre- HARRIS, ROBERT 24 COOPER, THOMAS S. 228 absolute discretion. The highest bidder is to be deemed the approved cheque, Visa, MasterCard, Interac/Debit Card or wire transfer, and within 72 hours (3 business days) after the auction HARRISON, EDWARD (TED) 3, 10 DE HOOG, BERNARD 195 Buyer. If a dispute arises, the Auctioneer may, at their discretion, ends. For each wire transfer, there is an additional charge of $25 HAYCOCK, MAURICE 119, 121 DE TROY, LEON 198 resell the lot or announce a decision immediately. to cover bank administration charges. Property is released only HAZARD, GARNET 108 DUVALL, JOHN 145 d) The Auctioneer may refuse to accept a bid from any individual after all funds have cleared our bank. Local purchases must be HODGSON, THOMAS (TOM) 38 FRITH, WILLIAM P. (AFTER) 203 or party at their absolute discretion. removed immediately after the sale provided payment has been HUMPHREY, JACK 117 GRAY, KATE 222 e) The Auctioneer has the right to restrict attendance or partici- received by the Auctioneer. Items sold to foreign and non-local HURLEY, ROBERT N. 125 HUARD, FRANCOIS 157 pation in the auction rooms or during preview or to any party Buyers will be transported to our offices where they must be INUKPUK, JOHNNY 14 HUTCHISON, ROBERT GEMMELL 136 without explanation. removed within three (3) working days. Buyers not known to the IVAN, AGNES 84 HOFMAN, VLASTIMIL 177 Auctioneer are required to provide financial and banking details f) The Auctioneer shall have the right to bid or commission their JACKSON, ALEXANDER Y. (A.Y.) 29 ICART, LOUIS 173 at least three (3) days prior to the auction. The Auctioneer will staff to bid on behalf of any consignor up to the reserve price if send an invoice by email or fax after the auction but your credit JACOBI, OTTO R. 53 KNOWLES, FREDERICK J. 220, 226 applicable, but not above. JOHNSTON, FRANK (FRANZ) H. 82 LECOMTE DU NOUY, JEAN-JULES-ANTOINE 174 card may be used immediately to settle your purchase account. A maximum of $20,000 per client per auction may be paid using JOHNSTONE, JOHN YOUNG 20 MUSIC, ZORAN ANTONIO 180 6. TITLE: Title to the offered lot immediately passes to the highest bidder upon full payment by the Buyer to the Auctioneer; how- a credit card if presenting the card in person with photo iden- KIROUAC, LOUISE 114 PROSDOCIMI, ALBERTO 221 ever the Buyer assumes full risk and responsibility from the fall of tification; $5,000 is the maximum for ‘not in person’ credit card KNOWLES, FARQUHAR MCGILLIVRAY 68 REID, JOHN ROBERTSON 183 the auction hammer. payments within North America. LALIBERTE, ALFRED 61 RIAZ, KHADIGA 208 LANGEVIN, CLAUDE 6, 99, 120 WAGNER, FRITZ 210 7. FAULTS AND DEFECTS: All lots are sold by the Auctioneer with (Cont’d) LEFEBVRE, PIERRE 86, 128 WILKS, MAURICE C. 159 all faults and defects, with all errors of description and are to be LEMIEUX, JEAN PAUL 34 paid for whether genuine and authentic or not. TERMS & CONDITIONS WE ARE CURRENTLY ACCEPTING CONSIGNMENTS

12. FINANCE CHARGE: If the Buyer’s account is not settled in full 19. REMOVAL AND SHIPPING: Once the Buyer’s account is FOR OUR UPCOMING SPRING 2017 SALES with regard to fore-mentioned conditions, then a finance charge settled, the Buyer then has the responsibility for arranging the of 5% per month above the Bank of Canada base rate will be removal of their purchases. This transaction is separate from the applied to the purchase price until settled in addition to a 2% purchase transaction. All purchases must be removed from the • Canadian and International Fine Arts monthly charge for storage and insurance. If in the opinion of the Auctioneer’s premises within ten (10) days of the date of the sale. Auctioneer the lot or lots must be resold then any deficiencies After this time, storage charges in the amount of $5 per lot per • Silver, Period Furniture and Decorative Arts or handling charges against same will be charged to the original day will accrue and other charges may be incurred. Buyer. The Auctioneer offers a packing and shipping service as a ben- • Inuit & First Nations Art 13. CULTURAL PROPERTY: In order to export certain property eficial service to its Buyers. This is an optional service and Buyers from Canada, a Cultural Property Export Permit may be required. should feel free to have others handle their packing and shipping • Works on Paper Various objects and values are affected and it is incumbent on needs provided the purchased item(s) are picked up within tem a prospective Buyer to fully understand any restrictions prior (10) working days of the date of sale. Our packing and ship- • Asian Arts to sale. It is the Buyer’s responsibility to obtain the required ping service is provided on a ‘Best Efforts’ basis and turnaround permit(s). No sale shall be rescinded if a Cultural Property Export times will vary depending on the volume of lots sold during the Permit cannot be obtained. various times of the year. There will be fees for this service and the Auctioneer or handler will proceed only at the Buyer’s risk Without limitation, and further to the terms of paragraph 12 and expense. Please inquire directly with the Auctioneer for a above, the buyer understands that any item bought may be packing/shipping/insurance estimate prior to sale. All estimates affected by the provisions of the Cultural Property Export Act are provided on a best-efforts basis and the actual packing and (Canada). Based on certain criteria including, but not limited shipping charge may be greater or less than the estimate. to, value and the length of time in which an object has been in Canada, a Cultural Property Export permit may be required Customs duty, sales taxes and brokerage fees as assessed by in order to temporarily or permanently export an object from Government or third party firms are separate from any shipping Canada. The buyer must pay for all purchases whether an export quote the Auctioneer may provide and are the sole responsibil- permit is issued or declined. ity of the Buyer. For international shipments leaving Canada, WALKERS will only state the actual value of an item on Customs 14. RESTRICTED MATERIALS: Under the Convention on documentation. It is illegal in Canada to declare a false value International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and for an item knowing the item has a higher value (as shown by Flora Agreement (CITES), items offered for sale which contain recent sale). Lots damaged in transit as a result of Customs or restricted materials such as ivory, tortoiseshell, whalebone, Government inspection or improper repacking are not covered sealskin, rhinoceros horn or other animal parts are not allowed by any insurance offered by the Auctioneer or shipper regardless by law to leave Canada or to be imported to most countries. It is if insurance has been paid for or not. the Buyer’s responsibility to verify whether this restriction applies to their purchases prior to bidding. No sale shall be rescinded if All shipping inquires should be directed to: the Buyer is remiss in this regard. You must ensure that you have [email protected]. reviewed your country’s laws before you purchase or ship any 20. ABANDONMENT: It is a Buyer’s responsibility to either pick works made from, or containing parts made from these restricted up their item(s) within ten (10) days of the date of sale, or to materials. It is your responsibility to obtain any necessary permits. arrange shipping of their item(s) with our shipping department No sale shall be rescinded if a permit (CITES or otherwise) cannot or using a shipper of the Buyer’s choice. In the event purchased be obtained. We encourage you to visit the CITES website www. item(s) are still in our warehouse and in our possession six (6) cites.org. If you wish us to apply for a CITES permit on your behalf months after the auction end date, regardless of payment being after the auction, there is a $50 charge for each application. received or not, the item(s) will be consider to be ‘abandoned’ Submitting an application does not guarantee the issuance of a and ‘surrendered’ to the Auctioneer. The Auctioneer shall have CITES permit. the right to sell or donate the item(s) as he sees fit with any pro- 15. DIGITAL IMAGES: Colour balance may vary with the digital ceeds from sale going to the account of the Auctioneer. photos posted to any of our online auction catalogues. We 21. CONSIGNOR COVENANT: On no account is a consignor We provide a comprehensive range of services including expertise in the strongly recommend inspecting the object in person as you will of goods to Auctioneer allowed to bid on his or her own notice a variance. merchandise. appraisal and sale of 19th and 20th century Canadian and European 16. ESTIMATES: Pre-sale auction estimates are educated approxi- 22. JURISDICTION: Ontario law applies and jurisdiction and paintings, prints, drawings and sculptures; Inuit and First Nations arts; car- mations based upon the sale of similar items. These are not venue over all disputes involving these Terms and Conditions necessarily selling prices, as the final bid may be above or below shall be adjudicated at Ottawa, Ontario, Canada. pets, silver, clocks and fine furniture; decorative arts; rare books, stamps any estimate. 23. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT: All bidders and others attending and coins; Asian arts. 17. LIABILITY: Persons attending a preview, the auction or col- this sale agree that they have read and have full knowledge and lecting goods, assume all risks of damage of or loss to person understanding of these Terms and Conditions of Business, and CONTACT: and property and specifically release the Auctioneer from liability. agree to be bound by same. Neither the Auctioneer nor his principle shall be liable by reason Telephone: 1-613-224-5814 of any defect in or condition of the premises on which the sale is held. Toll free (Canada & US): 1-866-224-5814 WALKER’S 18. REGISTRATION: All bidders are required to provide full Email: [email protected] SINCE 1937 name, address, phone number(s) and postal code in addition to Jeffrey Walker, President - 613-868-0893 government issued photo identification. The registrant is fully and solely responsible for all bids placed using their bidding num- Ingo Hessel, Inuit & First Nations Art - www.walkersauctions.com ber. Registered Buyers are not permitted to bid for third parties 613-818-2100 or to transfer purchased lots from one account to another. The Auctioneer reserves the right to determine credit worthiness prior to registering a Buyer and may require banking or credit informa- Catalogue published by Heliographics of Toronto and printed in Canada by Friesens tion and/or credit card information when doing so. Catalogue photography: Dieter Hessel Catalogue graphic design: Colleen Clancey WALKER’S SINCE 1937 www.walkersauctions.com