Buy and sell, Art, collectibles with in Canada, Newfoundland and Labrador, St. John's.
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The color of the glass can also provide clues about the bottle's age. Most embossed Fletcher's bottles are light aqua or pale green
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Johnson Brothers Snowhite Regency is a discontinued pattern of English china produced from 1960 to 2013, known for its simple white, elegantly fluted design [1] [2]. This pattern is versatile, suitable for both casual and sophisticated table settings, and is generally microwave and dishwasher safe, unless pieces have metallic (gold or platinum) decorations [2]. The material commonly used for this pattern includes ceramic, ironstone, and porcelain
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This vintage Coca Cola Polar Bear "Always Cool" 16 oz. glass tumbler cup is a great addition to any collector's collection. The tumbler features a colorful design with the iconic Coca Cola polar bear that is always cool. Made in the United States, this original piece of advertising is perfect for any soda and beverage enthusiast. The tumbler is made of high-quality glass material and has a multi-color theme that showcases the timeless appeal of Coca Cola products.
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Wagon Wheels.
Newfoundland iron wagon wheels are historical artifacts that reflect the craftsmanship and engineering of the late 19th to early 20th centuries. These wheels were primarily used on various types of wagons, including farm carts and freight wagons, showcasing their practical utility in transportation during that era. I will do my best to work with you on the price, plus, if possible, I will deliver to your door. Cheers
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In Newfoundland, cod liver oil was not only a product of the fishing industry but also a source of cultural identity and economic activity. Gerald S. Doyle, a prominent Newfoundland businessman, played a key role in its distribution and promotion. Doyle, born in 1892, started his career in the pharmaceutical industry and later incorporated his business as Gerald S. Doyle Limited in 1929.[2] His company manufactured and bottled cod liver oil, distributing it throughout the province and the Caribbean.[2] Doyle used his own boats, the "Miss Newfoundland" and "Miss Newfoundland II," to travel the coast and promote his products.[2] He also introduced modern merchandising methods to Newfoundland.[2]
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Dawn Baker is an artist known for her limited edition prints, often depicting scenes from Newfoundland, Canada [1] [2]. Her work includes a variety of subjects, from landscapes and wildlife to everyday life and festive occasions
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Pictures and prints by Newfoundland Artists as well as other artists