Mission Thrift Store Cranbrook

Two silver plated Rolex souvenir spoons marked “B 100 12”.

Size: 10.6cm in length

Condition: Sold as is – both are fairly tarnished but could be cleaned if desired.

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

This is a stunning 24 piece tea set made by PT Tirschenreuth Bavaria. Each piece features the artwork of French artist Jean-Honoré Fragonard(1732-1806). Based on the backstamp this set was likely made in the 1960’s. Additionally this backstamp appears to be rare as typically the PT stamp doesn’t include the added gold stamps.

This set includes:

1 teapot

1 sugar bowl

1 creamer

5 tea cups

5 tea cup saucers

7 plates

4 mini cups

Condition: Used – Sold as is, the plates have some wear to the brown paint. The creamer, one tea cup have chips. Light crazing in the teapot and creamer.

Small brass mug made by Oneida Silversmiths. Oneida Silversmiths was a subsidiary of Oneida LTD, the exact age of this mug is unknown.

Size: 6.3cm x 6.3cm x 6cm

Material: S.P Brass

Condition: Sold as is – the mug is quite tarnished but otherwise in excellent condition.

Sterling Cranbrook BC souvenir demi spoon. The makers mark is difficult to make out, its possible that this is a C. Lamond Fils spoon.

Size: 11.7cm x 2.1cm

Condition: Sold as is

Large format camera lens made by Carl Zeiss Jena. This is a vintage Apo-Tessar 1:9 90cm lens, made in Germany likely in the late 1930’s. It’s said that only 300 90cm Apo-Tessar’s were made. It comes in it’s original wood box with four waterhouse stops and a lens cover. Please note this is not a standard lens, it is a large lens that weighs 3.55kg.

Size: 14.3cm x 14.3cm x 11.2cm

F stops: f9 to f90

Serial number: 214961

Manufactured: Late 1930’s

Condition: Sold as is – Overall it appears to be in really good condition for its age. The aperture opens and shuts smoothly, the lens does need to be cleaned as there is dust and possibly some lens fungus. Light scratching and ware to the black paint.

Vintage / Antique tureen by Ford and Sons LTD. This Tureen is in the pattern Victoria, the mark indicates that it was made sometime between 1908 – 1930.

Size: 30.7cm x 20.5cm x 15cm

Manufactured: 1908 – 1930

Condition: Sold as is, this piece has crazing and the lid handle appears to have been repaired (see third photo). There is wear to the paint, particularly on the handles.

This is a brass nutcracker and stand by Coseley Brass Foundry (C.B.F). Unfortunately this set is missing two pieces as it was originally sold with a corkscrew and bottle opener that hung on the top two arms of the stand. The nutcracker depicts William Shakespeare with the dates 1564-1616. While an exact manufacturing date is unknown, the Coseley Brass Foundry is thought to have been in operation from 1919 to the late 1930’s and possibly into the 1940’s.

Size: 4.8cm x 5.1cm x 15.8cm

Condition: Sold as is – The nutcracker is functioning.

Vintage Pepsi bottle from March or April 1971. This bottle was made by the Consumer Glass company at their Vile Saint-Pierre plant.

Size: 300mL

Condition: Used – Good, some residue inside the bottle, and a fair amount of scratching on the bottle.

Vintage glass Coke bottle in French and English. The bottom marks are difficult to read however, it reads “Coca-Cola LTD” and has the letter C in a rounded triangle indicating it was made by Consumers Glass Company which was located in Quebec. Consumers glass had an elaborate way of indicating manufacturing date, it has been determined that this glass was made January or February 1973 at their plant in Lavington B.C.

Size: 10oz / 284ml

Manufactured: 1973

Condition: Used – Good, some scratches around the bottle.

Vintage 1950’s manual hair clippers by Burman.

Size: 16.5cm in length

Materials: Steel

Condition: Sold as is, rusting but still functions, part of the top clippers are broken off.

1998 Cherished Teddies book and figurine gift set.

Size:25.5cm x 4cm x 22cm

Condition: Brand new, never opened.