Mission Thrift Store Cranbrook

Vintage hand painted ceramic bobblehead. There is no indication as to the maker or age the only indication is the marking “Made in Japan”. This piece appears to have been made in the 1940’s – 1950’s.

Size: 8.5cm x 5.5cm x 14cm

Condition: Sold as is – There is a crack on the back of the figures head and it needs to be cleaned.

Set of antique silver-plated flatware by R. Wallace and Sons. This pattern is called “Joan” and was first patented in August 1896. This set has extra sectional plating using the trademark “1835 R. Wallace” silver. Judging from the markings “1835 R. Wallace Extra Sectional” this set of flatware was likely made between 1900 and 1920.

This set includes:

– 4 Teaspoons

– 9 Table spoons

– 11 Forks

Condition: Sold as is – wear condition varies between each utensil

Vintage 1940’s – 1950’s Eveready flashlight.

Size: 23.5cm

Condition: Sold as is – The light has not been tested and does not appear to be in working condition

Stunning pink glass relish dish with lid. This dish is in very good condition and most likely isn’t vintage depression glass but a reproduction. The glass is quite heavy and thick and doesn’t have seams from a mold. Despite it likely being a reproduction it is still quite beautiful.

Size: 16cm x 16cm x 11cm

Condition: Sold as is – There are two small chips on the lid handle and a scratch on the bottom of the dish.

Malta is an island Country in the Mediterranean Sea. This coin set was the very first that the Republic of Malta authorized for minting of its legal tender Proof coinage in the United States.

Size: 20.2cm x 10.2cm

Condition: Used – Good, the set is missing one of the original coins and has been replaced with Costa Rican coin from 1999

This is an antique Ironstone pitcher made by Robert Cochran & Co Glasgow. The pitcher has the classic “Wheat” (Ceres) pattern which is thought to have gone into production in 1863, the company shut down its production in 1918. Pieces with this specific makers mark are said to be rare.

Size: 13cm x 13cm x 29cm

Manufactured: 1863 – 1918

Condition: Sold as is – There is one chip along the top and a superficial crack near the bottom of the pitcher.

This is a folder containing copies of original documents, maps, personal correspondence, and photographs from D-Day.

Size: 31.4cm x 25.8cm

Condition: Used – Very good, all materials are in excellent condition with no tears or rips.

Five piece bowl set from Burgess and Leigh LTD. The company was founded under a different name in 1851, originally they primarily manufactured toiletware but began expanding into tableware in 1920. The backstamp of these particular pieces indicate they were manufactured in the 1930’s.

This set includes:

-One large bowl with lid (25cm x 22.5cm x 8.5cm)

-Four shallow bowls (19.7cm x 19.7cm x 3.5cm)

Condition: Used – Sold as is, one of the shallow bowls has crazing, light wear to the gold pattern on all dishes, no chips or cracks.

This is an antique pewter measuring cup from the Netherlands. The handle has the words “Ned Maatje” and “1 Deciliter”, Maatje is an old volumetric measurement that was used in the Netherlands between 1817 and 1869, one deciliter is equivalent to one maajte. Additionally alphabetical numbers are stamped on the side of the cup however, we are unable to determine their purpose or meaning.

Size: 5cm x 5cm x 9.5cm

Circa 1817-1869

Condition: Sold as is

Limited edition Calgary 1988 XV Olympic Winter Games Commemorative pin set.

Size: 25.6cm x 20.5cm

Condition: Used – Very good, small scratch on the frame

Vintage 1979 Mount Robson Coin.

Size: 33mm x 33mm x 2mm

Condition: Used – Very good

Vintage stoneware jug marked on the bottom with the initials “JS”. The origins and age of this jug are unknown.

Size: 18cm x 17.7cm x 29cm

Condition: Sold as is – the cork is stuck, chips around the bottom edge