8" x 10" painting on artist board by noted 1st generation Nova Scotia folk artist Fred Trask. Titled on the back in pencil "Carrying home a Christmas tree". Dated Oct 1980. In original frame. Excellent condition.

16" x 20" painting on artist board by noted 1st generation Nova Scotia folk artist Fred Trask. Titled on the back in pencil "When you and I were 17, or antique car study". Dated March 1979. In original frame. Excellent condition. Fred has put a lot of information on the back in pen including his S.I.N., and there is a clipping of a newspaper article with a picture of Fred and this painting tapped onto the back.

16" x 20" painting on artist board by noted 1st generation Nova Scotia folk artist Fred Trask. Titled on the back in pencil "Skating on the pond" shown in attached photo #3. Dated Oct 1980. In original frame. Excellent condition.

8" x 10" painting on artist board by noted 1st generation Nova Scotia folk artist Fred Trask. Titled on the back in pencil "Walking down the hill with Grandpa. Dated Oct 1980. In original frame. Excellent condition.

Book worthy, this amazing quilt is a rare find! It measures 78 1/2" x 94" and features the tree of life, in the most beautiful way, with birds, butterflies and more. Ready to delight you, ready to be the star of any collection. I have never seen another like this ever come to market.

Expertly completed with fine hand applique and beautiful hand quilting at 8 stitches per inch. Hand bound. MINT condition, this quilt was safely stored away after completing. It has never been used. We have handwashed it to freshen it, and it is in pristine condition. Ready to delight you, ready to be the star of any collection.

Whig Rose Sampler Crib quilt newly released from a well-known collector's collection. Measures 38 x 38" and has two sides, one a vibrant sampler of whig rose, peony, North Carolina Lilly, stars and basket. The other side is a very old star with sawtooth border.

This quilt is so unique with a well-used backside that was on it's own right, a collectible crib quilt. The front is in very good condition with light age spotting and minor popping (see photos)

The front is hand appliqued and then treadle machine quilted. The binding is also machine bound.

If you collect high end crib quilts, you will cherish this one!

This knife sharpening box comes from a home in Stevensville, Niagara Peninsula, Ontario. Circa 1860. Square nails with a few round nails added at some point to firm it up, visible in attached photo #3. Good original colour, which I would describe as black of the dark, bluish variety. It is 7" wide, 24 1/2" tall, 5" deep.

Fine form, a nice shoe foot, early peg construction, and great original colour distinguish this Ontario quilt rack. Untouched surface. One mend which seems quite sturdy, visible in attached photo #4. South Western Ontario, circa 1840. 47" tall, 41" wide, and 20" deep at the base. Upright section is 16" deep.