A ONE-OF-ONE PIECE OF CANADIAN SPORTING HISTORYWith the permanent relocation of Ironman Canada from Penticton to Ottawa in 2024, this original masterpiece stands as a definitive historical record of the race's most iconic era. This is a one-of-one original mixed-media illustration—NOT a print, lithograph, or reproduction. Created by celebrated South Okanagan artist and muralist Larry Hunter, this work was executed as a professional submission for the official Penticton Ironman poster competition. The Artwork: "Extremes"In this "lesson in extremes," Hunter masterfully captures the three distinct disciplines of the triathlon within a single, high-energy composition:THE SWIM: The start of the 3.8km journey on the shimmering waters of Okanagan Lake. THE BIKE: A powerful cycling leg set against the rugged Ponderosa Pines. THE MARATHON: The final, grueling 42.2km run toward the historic finish line. The piece is rich with local symbolism, featuring the "hard-edged" reality of the South Okanagan landscape, including the Osprey, the Prickly Pear Cactus, and the Rattlesnake coiled among the rocks.Museum-Quality Presentation & ProvenanceMedium: Hand-rendered using a sophisticated blend of Airbrush, Oil Pastel, Watercolor, and Ink. Signature: Hand-signed by Larry Hunter in the lower right margin. Framing: Recently professionally reframed ($250 investment) with a premium white archival mat and a contemporary black gallery frame. Ready to hang in a high-end home or corporate office. Documentation: Includes the original Artist’s Biographical Information and Statement sheet, detailing the artist's inspiration and credentials (Vancouver School of Art/Emily Carr). Dimensions: Approximately 29" H x 24" W (Frame size). Professional Shipping GuaranteeDue to the value and glass-framed nature of this original work, it will be professionally packed and insured by UPS. This ensures the piece is securely double-boxed and arrives in pristine, gallery-ready condition.About the ArtistLarry Hunter is a renowned British Columbia artist known for his Mid-Century Modern and "visual futurist" style. His earlier commercial works are held almost exclusively in private collections, making this public offering of a major contest submission a rare find for serious collectors of sporting memorabilia.

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THE ONLY COMPLETE LARGE SERVICE CURRENTLY AVAILABLE GLOBALLY Offered here is an extraordinary "instant collection" of 11 authentic Kosta Boda Royal Caribbean martini/dessert glasses. While single pieces of this pattern appear occasionally, it is virtually impossible to find a large, matching set of 11 in this unused, showroom condition. Designed by the renowned Gunnel Sahlin for Kosta Boda, these were a specialized commission for Royal Caribbean. Each piece is a hand-blown work of art, distinguished by the embossed cobalt blue "Crown & Anchor" seal—the permanent hallmark of this exclusive nautical series. Why This Collection is Unique: The Power of 11: Most collectors spend years hunting individual pieces. This is the only listing worldwide offering a near-dozen service in one transaction. Pristine Provenance: These have never been used. The glass is exceptionally brilliant, free of the "clouding" or micro-scratches common in vintage art glass. Rare Color Distribution: Includes 5 of the highly sought-after Burgundy/Brown swirls, alongside 3 vibrant Yellow and 3 bold Orange swirls. Specifications: Artisanship: Hand-blown in Sweden. Dimensions: 5" wide rim x 4.75" tall. Visuals: Each features the signature solid cobalt blue base and rim. "Pristine, never-used condition. Note: As these are hand-blown art glass, one glass has a tiny, pinpoint 'flea bite' from a natural surface air bubble. No chips, cracks, or clouding. Mirror-bright finish."

Elevate your autumn table setting with this stunning, discontinued collection from Pier 1 Imports. The "Waterbury Leaves" pattern is a seasonal favorite, featuring vibrant, watercolor-style fall foliage on a warm cream ironstone base. This set is in excellent used condition with no chips, cracks, or visible wear. It has been meticulously cared for and looks nearly new. This is a rare opportunity to find a large bundle of this specific pattern in such great shape. What’s Included (11 Pieces Total): 4 Large Dinner Plates (10.75"): Full-surface autumnal leaf design. 4 Deep Dinner/Pasta Bowls (8.25"):Perfect for soup or pasta, featuring a beautiful interior rim motif. 3 Salad/Dessert Plates (9"): Perfectly sized for starters or sweets. Details: Brand: Pier 1 Imports Pattern: Waterbury Leaves (Discontinued) Material: Durable Ironstone/Stoneware Care: Dishwasher and microwave safe. Condition: Excellent. No chips or crazing.

Stunning Animal collector plates in St Mary shadow box frames

Franklin Mint Queen Nefertiti Heirloom Porcelain Doll (Tallest figure, left) Height: Approximately 23.5" to 24" tall. Material: Fine bisque porcelain with hand-painted features. Attire: Dressed in a regal pleated gown of gold lamé. Accessories: Includes a colorful enameled pectoral (neck piece), headpiece, and bracelets detailed with 24-karat gold. She carries a golden Ankh in her right hand. Year: Originally released around 1987–1989.  www.etsy.com +6 2. Franklin Mint "Selket - The Goddess of Magic" Figurine (Smallest figure, center) Height: Approximately 10.25" to 10.5" tall. Material: Handcrafted fine porcelain with a distinctive 24K gold finish. Details: Captures Selket, the ancient Egyptian goddess of protection and magic, with arms outstretched. Features an enameled blue and red pectoral and a matching blue base. Year: Released in 1989.  3. Second Queen Figure (Right) Identification: This figure is part of the same regal porcelain collection, designed with intricate pleated fabrics and ornate headwear consistent with the Franklin Mint's "Queens of Egypt" line.  Some scratche/ marks on queen Coa for Isis/ Selket Queen Nefertiti Jewel was glued back on

For your consideration is a stunning, professionally crafted 3D stained glass and copper fishing trawler. This is not a hobbyist kit; the quality of the soldering and the complexity of the copper rigging indicate the work of a master artisan. Key Features: Intricate 3D Construction: Features a fully realized cabin, deck details, and a complex copper-wire mast and rigging system. Artisan Craftsmanship: Exceptional "copper foil" technique with smooth, consistent solder lines. Dynamic Glass: Uses high-quality opaque and translucent glass that catches light beautifully from all angles. Size: Impressive display piece standing 13 inches high by 8 inches wide. Perfect for a maritime collector, nautical-themed office, or as a unique retirement gift. This unsigned piece speaks for itself through its weight and structural integrity. Item Specifics:m Material: Stained Glass, Copper, Solder Type: 3D Sculpture / Model Ship Subject: Fishing Trawler / Boat Dimensions: 13" High x 8”Wide Condition: Excellent vintage condition. No cracks or chips in glass. Patina on copper is consistent with age.

A Rare Piece of Ukrainian Cultural Heritage This stunning 8 1/4-inch (21cm) decorative plate is a masterclass in traditional Hutsul wood carving (Rizblennya) from the Carpathian Mountains of Western Ukraine. Dating from the mid-20th century, this piece represents a style of folk art that is increasingly scarce due to the loss of cultural heritage in the region. Exquisite Craftsmanship Unlike mass-produced modern souvenirs, this plate features high-relief carving where the central Kosytsia (traditional mountain flower) and surrounding leaf motifs are deeply chiseled to stand out from the wood. Dimensions: 8.25 inches (Approx. 21 cm) Material: Solid local hardwood with a rich, warm vintage patina. Design: A central floral medallion framed by a geometric and leaf-motif border. Condition: Excellent vintage condition. The wood shows a beautiful natural aging that highlights the hand-carved textures. Why This Piece? This is not just a decorative item; it is a surviving artifact of a proud artistic tradition. As many historic workshops and regional museums face destruction, authentic vintage pieces like this serve as vital records of Ukrainian identity and craftsmanship. It is the perfect size for a gallery wall, a collector's cabinet, or as a meaningful gift for someone who values European folk art and history.

A True Masterwork of Mid-Century Murano Art Glass For your consideration is an exceptionally rare, "Masterwork" grade Bizantino (Tutti Frutti) art glass bowl, attributed to the prestigious AVeM (Arte Vetraria Muranese) furnace, circa 1950-1960. While standard "Tutti Frutti" pieces are highly collectible, this specific bowl represents the absolute peak of technical difficulty. It was likely a showroom showpiece or high-end commission, intended to display the furnace’s most advanced capabilities. Why This Piece is Unique: The Rare 12-Element Palette: Unlike common 3-to-5 color variants, this piece features TEN distinct colors plus dual precious metals. Gold & Silver Avventurina: Most pieces use only one metal leaf; this masterwork utilizes both 24k Gold and Silver flecks, creating a complex, multi-dimensional shimmer that is rarely seen in the market today. Exceptional Color Clarity: It is incredibly difficult to fire ten colors simultaneously without "muddying" the glass. This bowl showcases crisp, vibrant shards—including highly sought-after blues and aquamarines—against a fiery orange ground. Premium Finishing: The exterior is encased in a dense, uniform Lattimo (Milk Glass). The base features a highly polished, centered pontil, a definitive mark of quality reserved for high-end luxury exports. Physical Specifications: Maker: AVeM (Arte Vetraria Muranese) Technique: Polychrome mouth-blown glass with dual-metal inclusions Exterior: Flawless white milk glass casing. Dimensions: [Insert Measurements: Width x Depth x Height] Condition: Excellent vintage condition. The base features a tiny, pin-point "flea bite" on the polished pontil (not visible when displayed), which serves as an authentic hallmark of its 60+ year history. Excellent Vintage Condition. This masterwork is structurally sound with no cracks, large chips, or repairs. As is common with authentic hand-blown Murano glass from the 1950s, the highly polished pontil on the base features a singular, pin-point 'flea bite.' This is a natural result of 60+ years of shelf-wear and serves as a definitive hallmark of the piece's age and authentic hand-crafted origin. The vibrant interior and white milk-glass casing remain bright and glossy."

Item Specifics Brand: Hollóházi (Hollóháza) Origin: Hungary Material: Fine Porcelain Type: Figurine / Statue Subject: Matyó Peasant Woman in Traditional Folk Costume Production Technique: Hand-Painted (Kézzel Festett) Condition: New/Pristine (No chips, cracks, or crazing) Height: Approx. 11.5" - 12" (29-30 cm) Description Beautiful Vintage Hollóházi Hungarian Porcelain Figurine - Matyó Woman Up for sale is a stunning, authentic Hollóházi porcelain figurine depicting a woman in the iconic Matyó traditional folk costume. This is a large, impressive piece standing approximately 12 inches tall, renowned for its vibrant colors and intricate floral detailing. Key Features: Condition: Pristine/Mint. This piece has been exceptionally well-preserved. There are absolutely no chips, cracks, repairs, or "crazing" (fine cracks in the glaze). The colors remain as vivid as the day it was painted. Artisan Craftsmanship: Entirely hand-painted with the classic "Matyó" floral motifs, including the famous roses on the apron and headscarf. Authenticity: Features the official Hollóházi hallmark on the base, including the "1831" factory mark and "Kezzel Festett" (Hand Painted) designation. Display Appeal: A perfect centerpiece for collectors of European porcelain, Hungarian heritage items, or fine folk art.

Enhance your space with this stunning gallery-quality 3D Blue Agate Triple Shadow Box. This isn't a flat print—it features three genuine natural agate geode slices, each meticulously hand-finished with a shimmering gold-leaf trim. Key Features: Natural Specimens: Three unique, hand-selected blue agate slices with organic crystalline patterns. Premium Mounting: Slices are mounted on individual 4"x4" white linen fabric squares, creating a "floating" museum-specimen effect. Exceptional Depth: Housed in a deep-profile shadow box with the art recessed 1 inch from the protective glass front. Gallery Finish: Double-matted with a perfectly centered cream-colored matte for a clean, upscale aesthetic. Dimensions: Approximately 12" x 23"(standard 30x60cm scale), perfect for vertical display.

This listing is for a beautiful set of four limited-edition porcelain collector plates from the acclaimed "America’s Famous Fairways" series. Created by celebrated sports artist Danny Dayand produced by the Bradford Exchange in the mid-1990s, these oval-shaped plates capture the serene beauty and challenge of some of the most iconic holes in American golf. Each plate features a vibrant, detailed landscape scene set within a classic dark green and gold-trimmed border, complete with the "America’s Famous Fairways" banner and the specific hole title.

Artist: Oswald Kenneth (O.K.) Schenk (Canadian, 1914–2002) Title: Song of Surf Features: Hand-Signed, Numbered, Framed, Limited Edition Edition Size: 375 Print Number: 105/375 Medium: Lithograph Subject: Maritime / Seascape / Seagull Framing: Professionally Framed in Metal Print Size: 16.5" x 24" Frame Size: 24" x 30"

The Only Matched 16" Trio Currently Available WorldwideInvestment-Grade Swedish Art Glass – A Curated Collection Presented here is a statistically rare, matched trio of extra-large 16-inch "Torpedo" vases designed by Bo Borgström for Åseda Glasbruk, Sweden (circa 1960s).While smaller versions of this iconic mid-century design appear occasionally on the market, this is currently the only matched set of three in the oversized 16-inch height available for sale globally.Technical Specifications & AuthenticityDimensions: Each vase stands an impressive 16 inches tall () with a 4-inch maximum diameter. This is the rarest and largest production size for this series. The "Controlled Bubble": A definitive marker of Åseda craftsmanship, each vase features a single, perfectly centered bullicante air bubble encased within a thick, solid clear glass base. Superior Glasswork: Expertly mouth-blown with a refined 1/4-inch wall thickness. The rims are precision-ground, flat, and polished to a mirror finish. Hand-Finished Provenance: The undersides feature authentic, lightly indented 1-inch snapped pontil marks, confirming these are genuine hand-blown studio glass. Condition ReportClarity: The "Steel Blue" glass is vibrant and clear. Integrity: No chips, cracks, or "sick glass" (internal cloudiness). Vintage Character: As is consistent with 60-year-old art glass, there may be minimal, faint surface marks or "shelf wear" on the base that are difficult to see and do not detract from the set's stunning aesthetic. Note: Original foil labels are no longer present, which is typical for water-soluble labels of this era; however, the technical details provide 100% confirmation of their Åseda origin. Collector's NoteFor interior designers and serious collectors of Scandinavian modernism, this set offers an "instant collection" of high-impact statement pieces. Finding a single 16-inch Borgström vase is a challenge; securing a matched trio of this scale is an exceptional opportunity.

Rare Collector’s Opportunity: Early Studio Eduardo Vega 6-Piece Set Up for auction is a stunning and exceptionally rare 6-piece ceramic canister set by the world-renowned Ecuadorian artist Eduardo Vega. This is not the common floral or bird pattern; this set features a scarce, early-period abstract geometric design from the 1970s, showcasing Vega's modernist roots and European influence. Artist Provenance & Markings: These pieces represent Vega’s early studio output. Each canister is hand-signed by the artist on the side body—a hallmark of his more personal, early works. Additionally, the original silver "Vega Hand Painted" labels remain intact on the bases, providing definitive provenance for the serious collector. Set Composition: 3 Large Canisters with Lids: Perfect for flour, sugar, or coffee. 3 Small Spice/Storage Jars with Lids: Ideal for spices or desktop organization. Bold earth tones of Forest Green, Cerulean Blue, and Burnt Orange. Condition Report: As is common with authentic 1970s studio pottery, this set shows signs of its history: Large Canister: Features one 10mm (approx. 1cm) chip on the upper rim (clearly documented in photos). General: Other pieces show very minor "fleabite" nicks on rims/lids, typical of vintage ceramics. Overall: The glaze is vibrant, glassy, and presents beautifully. No cracks or major structural repairs. Condition Grade: "Good Vintage Condition" The Specifics: "Set shows signs of age and honest use. One larger 10mm chip on the rim of the large canister and several minor 'fleabite' nicks on other pieces. Glaze remains vibrant with no cracks or repairs."

Stunning 'Like New' Collector Condition. This 70-year-old survivor is in remarkable shape. Both the clock and the internal lights are fully functional. Unlike most surviving Model 811s, all original chrome flags are intact, straight, and mirror-bright. The wood hull retains its deep, original luster with no major flaws. This is a plug-and-play museum-quality piece THE HOLY GRAIL FOR NAUTICAL COLLECTORS Stop looking for parts—this is the complete, survivor-grade specimen you’ve been hunting for. This isn't a "project" or a "parts" piece; this is a fully functional, plug-and-play icon of 1950s Americana. WHY THIS ONE IS DIFFERENT: 100% OPERATIONAL: The electric motor hums perfectly, and the internal lighting system glows bright. No flickering, no dead spots. ALL ORIGINAL FLAGS: Finding a Model 811 with all its original chrome flags—intact and mirror-bright—is extremely rare. Most are lost to time; these are factory-perfect. STUNNING CHROME: The sails have incredible luster. No heavy pitting or "crusty" oxidation often seen on these models. SHOWPIECE CONDITION: The rich wood hull is beautiful. This was a "mantel queen," clearly kept in a smoke-free, climate-controlled home.

Murano / Venetian Type: Decanter Set Material: Glass / 24K Gold Leaf Production Style: Art Glass Production Technique: Tre Fuochi (Three Flames) Origin: Italy’s

Item Specifics: Artist: Kathryn Reith Blake (Canadian, 1951–2023) Year of Production: 1998 Medium: Pressed Wildflowers on Handmade Cotton Rag Paper Features: Hand-Signed by Artist, Triple Matted, Ornate Gold Gilt Frame Style: Botanical / Victorian / Cottagecore Unit of Sale: Triptych (3-Panel Set) Description: Elevate your space with this stunning, original triptych of pressed wildflower art by the late Canadian botanical artist Kathryn Reith Blake. Created in 1998, this exquisite set features three individual 2" x 4" arrangements, each meticulously handcrafted using real dried wildflowers. Key Features: Authenticity: Each of the three panels is hand-signed and dated ('98) by the artist at the bottom. Exquisite Detail: The flowers are delicately arranged on textured, handmade cotton rag paper, showcasing a variety of species including what appears to be larkspur, Queen Anne's lace, and violas. Professional Framing: Housed in a heavy, ornate gold-gilt Victorian-style frame with a deep teal museum-quality mat that perfectly complements the natural botanical tones. Dimensions: Each interior artwork panel is approximately 2" x 4". The overall frame provides a substantial and elegant wall presence. Condition: Excellent vintage condition. The flowers have retained beautiful color and the handmade paper is crisp. The frame and glass are well-preserved with minimal age-related wear. (See photos for close-up details of signatures and textures). About the Artist: Kathryn Reith Blake was a renowned landscape and botanical artist based in British Columbia. Her works are highly collectible "one-of-a-kind" pieces, as no two floral arrangements are identical. Following her passing in 2023, these original 1990s signed pieces have become finite treasures for collectors of Canadian botanical art.

Item Description Brand: NAO by Lladró (Part of the Lladró Group) Origin: Handmade in Valencia, Spain Material: Premium Glazed Porcelain Series: "Sad Hound" / Basset Hound Collection Status: OFFICIALLY RETIRED Both figurines are authentic vintage pieces from the Nao by Lladró 'Sad Hound' collection. Please note the seated hound features the classic NAO ship logo, while the crouching companion bears the impressed Lladró hallmark. This is a common variation for pieces from this 1980s production period."

Material Science: Natural Volcanic Glass, Mirror-Polished, Genuine Obsidian. Artisanship: Master Lapidary, Hecho en México, Teotihuacán Tradition, Hand-Inlaid. Historical/Cultural: Mesoamerican Deity, Aztec/Mayan Influence, Pre-Columbian Style, Sun and Moon Totems. Metaphysical (Trending): Grounding Stone, Protective Aura, Root Chakra, Negative Energy Shield. Please review all high-resolution photos carefully; they are considered part of the physical description. These are vintage, handmade items; minor character marks consistent with age and artisanal crafting are to be expected."