LOVELY CHERRY HEPPLEWHITE CHEST OF DRAWERS FOUND IN LONDON ONTARIO WITH FLAMED CHERRY FRONTS. CIRCA 1825.

ORIGINAL FINISH HURON COUNTY PINE FLAT TO THE WALL CUPBOARD FOUND IN WALTON ONTARIO. NO RESTORATION AND A BEAUTIFUL ROBINS EGG BLUE INTERIOR. CIRCA 1870.

OUTSTANDING ORIGINAL PAINT STORAGE OR JAM CUPBOARD CIRCA 1875 IN UNTOUCHED CONDITION.

This rug is of an incredible original design, made by Ms. Rhea Wilhelmine Young, of Stevensville, Ontario in the Niagara peninsula about 1920. Ms. Young was reportedly in her early 20's at the time of it's creation. It is definitely strongly influenced by the deco fashion of the times, but the "cosmic" imagery of moons, lightning bolts, stars and flowers, along with her Alsatian heritage suggest that as some have inferred, she may have been a descendant of the Zoarite sect which settled in Ohio in the early 1813, and spread from there when they dissolved in 1898. The Zoarites used similar imagery in their fabrics, pottery, and furniture decoration, but further study would be necessary to determine if there was a connection. The rug is in excellent condition. It has faded slightly from it's original colours as is evident when you flip it over and look at the back, but it is still a rare and beautiful object. It is quite large at 36" x 68".

This strikingly beautiful Mennonite quilt comes from Hanover, Ontario. Circa 1880. It is in excellent condition. Made from assorted wools and silky dress fabrics with a grey flannel backing. All hand sewn and quilted. 83" x 70".

This circa 1880 quilt comes from South western, Ontario and is in excellent condition. Calico cotton with white sugar bag cotton backing. All hand sewn and quilted. 65" x 91"

This quilt comes from Haldimand County, Ontario, circa 1880. It is all cotton with a white cotton backing. All hand sewn and quilted. It has a gusset or pocket sewn to the back making it ready for hanging. It is in good condition with some worn red pieces (shown in attached photo#3" 70" x 80"

I'm not good at naming quilt patterns but I believe this is called the pineapple pattern. It is a very early, circa 1840, wool quilt from St. David's in the Niagara peninsula, Ontario. All hand sewn and quilted. All wool. Good condition in front. Worn wool backing (please see attached photo#3) 71" x 58"