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      Wall sconces

      Cross stitch sampler made by Elizabeth Corwin, born July 29th, 1829.

      This spoon rack is also an example of tramp art.

      Cruet stands and bottles in a double Wedding Ring Pattern from c. 1860.

      Iron firedog (Andiron) pair from circa 1860

      Globe-shaped clear glass bowl with etching of Cobourg’s Clock Tower logo, celebrating 150 years since the Town’s incorporation.

      This white table runner is primarily made of a woven material with hand crocheted trim along the bottom edges, that spells out "Bells Falls". Small bells are also crocheted all along the bottom edge.

      This is a handmade Egyptian art piece. It is a decoration to hang on your wall. Date unknown. It looks antique.

      This beautiful item is incredibly delicate. It is called a "Napoleonic Coach". In its present condition, it can easily fall to pieces. It appears to be handmade.

      This is the Terrace Bay Public Library's nativity scene collection figurines. The collection includes animals, shepherds, the Three Wisemen, Joseph, Mary, Baby Jesus, and an angel. The nativity scene is put up in the library every year at Christmas.

      This is the Terrace Bay Public Library's nativity scene. The collection includes animals, shepherds, the Three Wisemen, Joseph, Mary, Baby Jesus, and an angel. The nativity scene is put up in the library every year at Christmas.

      750 of these roses were made by volunteers to decorate the tables at the OLA Super Conference 100th Anniversary celebration dinner in 2001. The roses are red foil wrapped around Hershey's Kisses.

      This is an image of a brass rooster created by George Mowat in the early 1870s in order to fulfill an apprenticeship program in Glasgow, Scotland. George brought the rooster with him when he settled in Whitby in the late 19th century. The statue continues to be a prized possession ...

      Salt Dish originally owned by the Fry Family.