National Antique Centre

Used in Brazil about 1980. Some also used in Mexico for a short period. See Petretti's official price guide as a reference. Not very rare but still an official documenhted piece of … Used in Brazil about 1980. Some also used in Mexico for a short period. See Petretti's official price guide as a reference. Not very rare but still an official documenhted piece of Coca-Cola memorabilia. Price: $10.00 USD

For CP RAIL. CPR . Sand cast in bronze . Measures 8 " long by 2 1/2 " by 1 1/2 " . Excellent condition. Circa 1930 or a little later. These … For CP RAIL. CPR . Sand cast in bronze . Measures 8 " long by 2 1/2 " by 1 1/2 " . Excellent condition. Circa 1930 or a little later. These were affixed near the ticket booths for passenger ticket sales. During this era CPR and CN rail operated separate passenger traffic. They merged later to form VIA RAIL. SCARCE. Price: $425.00 CDN

Circa 1930's. Stands 24 " high from base to finial. Made with a special patented marble process. Resembles Tiffany's cypriote glass....but isn't. Should be rewired up to modern standards. *** Comes with … Circa 1930's. Stands 24 " high from base to finial. Made with a special patented marble process. Resembles Tiffany's cypriote glass....but isn't. Should be rewired up to modern standards. *** Comes with no shade. Excellent condition or better. The marble has 2 very small taps from moving or contact. Marked " process patented - CAN-NU Art Marble Company ", which was an affiliated company with the Famous Peterborough Canoe Company of Peterborough, Ontario Canada. This was an art division or branch of the canoe company which made some decorative arts when the canoe season was slow. These lamps are extremely rare and are seldom found. They may have only been made for one year or so. This is the only one which I have come across to date. The upper pipe section is made of brass. A nice piece of Ontario History. Price: $365.00 CDN

Circa 1940's , mint condition. Men's baseball catcher protector. Made by Spalding. Also marked as a presentation piece by the Province of Ontario. Most likely was used for a promotional or all … Circa 1940's , mint condition. Men's baseball catcher protector. Made by Spalding. Also marked as a presentation piece by the Province of Ontario. Most likely was used for a promotional or all star game. Rare this nice. Full canvas and leather construction. Price: $85.00 CDN

A two inch snooker or billiard ball. One ball only in excellent condition or near so. Has one small nick and extensive crazing as shown. Original box in wonderful undamaged condition for … A two inch snooker or billiard ball. One ball only in excellent condition or near so. Has one small nick and extensive crazing as shown. Original box in wonderful undamaged condition for it's age and usage. These balls were the first real attempt to make billiard balls out of something other than ivory. Crystalate , though a synthetic compound , more resembled a type of concrete in it's early stages. The balls tended to explode and shatter on many occasions. By 1920 new synthetic materials were the norm . These first versions were not made for long and are considered scarce . Usually only found at early sporting auctions. This offering only includes one ball , the plush insert and the original embossed box. These early balls are the equivalent of early golf balls . For the billiard enthusiast. PAC CODE ( 52007717 )

Price: $100.00 USD

A very early cheese crock from Ontario's cheese capital of the past, Ingersoll. In undamaged condition, but does exhibit an age crack hairline which doesn't detract. Measures 4 1/4 " high by … A very early cheese crock from Ontario's cheese capital of the past, Ingersoll. In undamaged condition, but does exhibit an age crack hairline which doesn't detract. Measures 4 1/4 " high by 3 1/4 " diameter. Trademarked for 1888 and bears Columbian Exposition award from 1893. Now that was a far trip for a good taste of cheese ! These Ontario heritage crocks from the past are very rare and most reside in the county cheese factory museum locally and in other parts of the Province. This pieces comes in from a ginger beer bottle collector of over 35 years who also collected items related to his home town of Ingersoll. A very rare item. Price: $165.00 CDN

A very old baseball glove. It is hard to really understand why this glove never made it to the garbage bin. Now however, it is a sports museum piece. Made of leather … A very old baseball glove. It is hard to really understand why this glove never made it to the garbage bin. Now however, it is a sports museum piece. Made of leather and unmarked as to manufacturer. It is in really worn condition. Missing lots of wool stuffing or padding, but you can get the idea of how this glove once was when it was brand new. The pinkey finger part of the glove is actually quite nice for the age. The middle fingers has taken lots of wear. Belongs in the Baseball Hall of Fame in Cooperstown just for surviving all of this time. Scarce . Price: $49.00 USD

Found near Gettysburg in the 1940's and in a prominent Toronto collection since the 1970's. Measures 8 " long by 3 " depth. Nice patina over corroded surfaces. Piece is hand or … Found near Gettysburg in the 1940's and in a prominent Toronto collection since the 1970's. Measures 8 " long by 3 " depth. Nice patina over corroded surfaces. Piece is hand or possibly even field forged. Has a lightweight handle design so as to not be weighed down on the battlefield. No markings. Should be appreciated by the Civil War expert. From the same collection of other items I have up for sale. RARE. Offers considered. Price: $135.00 USD

Unmarked as to manufacturer. Looks custom or preivately made. Measures 3 " diameter by a whopping 2 1/4 " thick. Choice excellent condition with appropriate aging. No trauma damage. Base metal is … Unmarked as to manufacturer. Looks custom or preivately made. Measures 3 " diameter by a whopping 2 1/4 " thick. Choice excellent condition with appropriate aging. No trauma damage. Base metal is a hardened pewter, plated with nickel and then plated with silver, ( of which little remains ). Threaded cap has an inner cork gasket to stop leaks. Has a very obscure and well made hinged handle. Cap is also knurled. Looks circa 1850 - 1870 due its' bulbuous design. I have never seen anything like this one before. Most likley for brandy. If it were a powder flask it would have had a quick release measuring spout. Extremely rare as such. Museum quality. Price: $100.00 USD