Canada

Valentino oversized blanket style jacket from the 1980s. Brown, red and tan vertical stripe with embroidered aztec pattern. Open front with large dolman sleeves and diagonal slit pockets. A great layering piece - the oversized style makes it easy to wear with a thick sweater...

Robert Rauschenberg (1925-2008) is revered as one of the most innovative American pop artists - more avant-garde than Warhol, and more audacious than Jasper Johns. For much of his p...

Armand Tatossian, Canadian, 1948-2012 Montreal Sous la neige Oil on canvas 30 x 40 in Signed lower right framed

Classic black velvet Bottega Veneta ballet/smoking slippers with gold crest on the toe from the late 1980s. Trimmed in black grosgrain with a rounded toe box. In very good vintage co...

Beautiful 1980s Ferragamo tan silk blouse with an all over print of tan, brown, cream and beige FF link Ferragamo logos. Free of any stains or holes, the blouse fastens up the front ...

1980s Adolfo skirt suit. Black tweedy knit with grey, taupe and cream plaid and butter yellow grosgrain trim. Jacket features a Mandarin collar and horizo...

1980s Patricia Lester ensemble. Blue panné velvet pressed to create a white swirl throughout. Top features a cowl neck with buttons, drop shoulders, Dolm...

1980's Yves Saint Laurent Rive Gauche ensemble. Eggplant purple velvet skirt and jacket with a matching silk blouse. All 3 pieces can be worn separ...

Great vintage acid etched brass Belgian coffee table from the 1980s, set on a black painted metal base, signed: Ricco D. and numbered.

During the 1980s, French designer Pierre Paulin crafted numerous sculptural masterpieces for the Dutch manufacturer Artifort. One of these special pieces, named after his favorite co...

William Perehudoff (1918-2013) is one of the most cherished and collected Canadian abstract painters. His work exemplifies how color field painting was expressed in Canada. Like some of his contemporaries, he was encouraged and guided by legendary New York critic Clement Greenberg. Perehudoff spent several summers at the University of Saskatchewan's legendary Emma Lake Artist's Workshop where he worked and studied with Jules Olitski and Kenneth Noland during the 1960s. Perehudoff is known for his simple and exuberant compositions that juxtapose and celebrate color. His series "La Plonge...

1980s Galanos blouse, skirt and scarf ensemble. Blue silk chiffon blouse with all over burgundy florals that look like they were painted with watercolour paint. Hand smocking at shou...

A shimmering wall of water creates auroras which like those in the sky, can create a euphoric sense of weightlessness. This large, signature piece needs a feature wall to do justice ...

Beverly Pepper (1922-2020) was an internationally renowned artist, known for her large-scale outdoor sculptures. Although Pepper was raised and educated in New York, by her late tw...

Lavender silk chiffon beaded evening dress by Oscar de la Renta. Fabric has an all over devoree leopard print with white iridescent beading at the neckline and along the waistband. F...

Lovely Guy Laroche Diffusion skirt suit from the 1970’s. Brown and beige wool plaid with chocolate brown plastic dome buttons. Collarless with diagonal sl...

Hermes wrap skirt from the 1970s. Grey wool with monochromatic grey lamb leather trim and button. High waisted & midi length. Grey lining with all over Her...

1980s Andre Laug black and white pinstriped silk day dress with pleated peplum detail. The squared off V neckline is accented with shoulder pads and a pleated peplum detail at the wa...

John Little, Canadian, b. 1928 Rue des Seigneurs, Montreal Oil on canvas panel 12 x 16 in Signed lower right ; signed and titled verso framed John Little RCA is a Canadian artist, ...

Gorgeous Yves Saint Laurent black leather gloves from the 1980s. Contrasting gold trim and gold studs. Lined in 100% silk. Made in Italy. Excellent vintage condition. Fit like a US 7...

Designed by Giovanni Banci (1942 – 1999) in the eighties, they’re a unique fusion of art and furniture. Walk around these pieces and the lines become ever-changing doodles, different...

Ferragamo brown floral silk blouse from the 1980s. Blouse features and all over print of abstract pink and purple flowers. The blouse fastens up the...

Unique postmodern table lamp designed by Robert Sonneman. This piece features a geometric brushed aluminum body with contoured frosted glass diffuser. Measures 22” W x 5” D x 13” H. ...

Signed Salavetti Platinum Pendant Necklace; Hand made Parrot Head, Hand set with Diamonds Sapphires and Hematite. The unique combination of Diamonds, Pink and Blue Sapphires and Hema...

Classic black velvet Jean-Louis Scherrer couture dress with beaded 3/4 sleeves from the 1980's. High neckline with black buttons down center. Gorgeous multi stone jet beading with se...

Glorious, elaborate, and eccentric - these are just a few of the words to describe Salvador Dali (1904-1989). He is Surrealism's most accomplished and iconic practitioner. Prolifi...

18k gold Walter Schluep flying bird brooch stamped and signed on the back. Measures 45mm long x 35mm high. In good condition.

Comme des Garcons navy techno fabric pleated dress from the 1980's. The deep navy polyester shift dress has an extra sheer pleated layer over the front. Comes with a belt of the same...

Molly Lamb Bobak, Canadian, 1920 – 2014 Flowers of the Field Watercolour 22 x 15 in signed framed Molly Bobak Biography (1922 - 2014) RCA It could be said that Molly Lamb Bobak was destined to be an artist. She was born on Lulu Island, near Vancouver, British Columbia, on February 25, 1920. She grew up in a bohemian enclave. Her father, Harold Mortimer Lamb, was a photographer and art critic. In 1926, her father opened a commercial art gallery in Vancouver, exhibiting painters, sculptors, and photographers. In 1938, Bobak attended art school at the Vancouver School of Art and studied under Jack Shadbolt, where she learned to improve her drawing and composition skills. While working at the Yellow Point Lodge during the summer of 1940, Lamb kept a diary filled with text and caricatures and drew everyone that she encountered. Bobak joined the Canadian Women’s Army Corps in 1942. While serving, she found endless material to paint and included these paintings in her personal journal, which was later published and titled “W110278: The Personal War Records of Private Lamb, M”, which included 147 folios and fifty single sheet sketches. After being stationed in Alberta and Quebec, the military recognized her artistic abilities and invited her to attend a drafting course in Toronto. After finishing the course, Lamb tried to become an official war artist. In 1942, Lamb was sent to Ottawa where she drew at the Trades Training offices where she designed posters and Christmas cards. Three of Bobak’s drawings were purchased by the Art Gallery of Ontario in the same year. In 1944, “Meal Parade, Hamilton Trades School” (n.d) tied for second prize at the National Gallery’s Canadian Army Art Show, which helped her receive the appointment as a war artist––the only woman who earned this designation. As women were not allowed on the active war front, Bobak was transferred to London, England, six weeks after Victory Day to document the aftermath of the war. After leaving the military, Bobak settled with her husband Bruno, in Vancouver. After the move, Bobak had little time to paint as she was teaching night courses at the Vancouver School of Art and tending to her children. After earning a French scholarship in 1950, Bobak, her husband, and their two children traveled to Paris where she experienced the works of modernist painters like Cézanne and Matisse. Cézanne’s work in particular influenced Bobak’s art, which can be seen in the geometric organization of “A Bakership, Saint-Léonard” (1951) and “The Saint Ives Train...

Stunning brass and glass etagere. This etagere has a brass frame with an arch top and glass shelves in varying sizes. The brass body is well crafted. There are six glass shelves, thr...

General Idea was founded in 1967 in Toronto by AA Bronson (b. 1946), Felix Partz (1945-1994), and Jorge Zontal (1944-1994). Over the course of 25 years, they made a significant contr...

Vintage 14kt yellow gold, tourmaline gemstone and 14 diamonds ladies ring. Size 7 1/2, tourmaline measures 13 x 8 mm, diamonds total weight is .30ct.

Franklin Arbuckle, Canadian, 1909 - 2001 BARN IN WINTER, 1981 Oil on canvas, mounted to board 12 x 16 in 30.5 x 40.6 cm INSCRIPTIONS signed lower left; also signed, titled and dated 1981 on the revers Roberts Gallery, Toronto label verso PROVENANCE Roberts Gallery, Toronto framed Franklin Arbuckle Biography (1909 - 2001) RCA Arbuckle studied at the Ontario College of Art under J.W. Beatty and J.E.H. MacDonald. He attended summer classes at Franz Johnston's Georgian Bay art...

Unique Ferre ensemble from the 1980s. A black tie take on the classic Rugby jersey, the top is made from a shimmery lurex fabric and has black and navy horizontal stripes. Accented w...

1980s Issey Miyake Permanente jacket from the 1980s. Brown printed silk with thin interior padding to add a little warmth when wearing. Mandarin collar with round faux wood buttons a...

Modern curved black leather writing desk by Nancy Corzine Fusion Desk. Original Nancy Corzine fusion desk, masterfully restored in a polished high gloss bl...

18k white gold screw back earrings, each one set with 5 round sapphires and 4 marquises plus 8 round diamonds from 0.01 ct to 0.05 ct (total .15ct each earring). Stamped on the back ...

Cute and fun 1980s Valentino silk shirt. Colour blocking - yellow collar and orange and grey through the body with one red and one pale blue sleeve. All over white polka dots. White ...

1980's Yves Saint Laurent black cashmere and wool blazer with large flat black buttons and chic oversized pockets fitted through the waist. Classic blazer that can be worn casually, ...

1980s wool jersey Geoffrey Beene grey long sleeve jumpsuit with black striped front panel detail. Round neckline, curved detail at the waist and s...

Early 1970's slinky mini dress with abstract mosaic pattern in blue, red, purple, green, black and tan. The fabric seems to be inspired by the iconic Missoni knit. Spaghetti straps a...

Judy Chicago (b. 1939) is a world-renowned American artist and preeminent figure of the Feminist Art movement of the 1970s. Throughout her career, Chicago has consistently challenge...

Scaasi, never worn, red lace and satin gown with matching jacket from the 1980's. Dress has sweetheart neckline, lace bodice and short sleeves. The chiffon layered skirt falls from t...

These unique and chic vintage stainless steel shoe displays are perfect for home to feature and organize your favorite shoes. They were designed for a hi...

We are delighted to offer a stylish pair of "Cricket" folding chairs, designed by Andries Van Onck and Kazuma Yamaguchi for Magis, Italy. These chairs are marked by the maker and are...

Franklin Arbuckle, Canadian, 1909 - 2001 Near Saint-Jovite, Quebec, 1981 Oil on canvas panel 12 x 16 in 30.5 x 40.6 cm signed lower right; signed, titled verso framed Franklin Arbuckle Biography (1909 - 2001) RCA Arbuckle studied at the Ontario College of Art under J.W. Beatty and J.E.H. MacDonald. He attended summer classes at Franz Johnston's Georgian Bay art...

1980's Carolyne Roehm navy blue wool short sleeve faux wrap style dress. Gold and blue crest buttons down left side of body. Matching white leather and gold belt with same crest as b...

Jenny Holzer is one of the most important and original artists of the 20th century. Her body of work, with its emphasis on text, is provocative and occasionally frightening, manipulating the language of folk wisdom, pop culture, and government slogan to produce a commentary on global issues including power structures, gender struggle, economics, voting, and warfare. Holzer's iconic "Inflammatory Essays", produced between 1979 and 1982, were first pasted on walls throughout heavily populated metro areas including New York, and shortly after in other cities. Unsigned and commercially produced, they subverted the conventions of advertising, graffiti, and public art. Each essay was in a different eye-catching color to maximize viewers' attention. It was also helpful when one Essay replaced an older one. The texts were derived from her childhood interest in rapturous writings. Holzer tried to emulate a similar style for her essays, yet borrowed from political theorists (notably Mao, Lenin, and Emma Goldman...

Thomas Keith Roberts, Canadian, 1909 - 1998 April Oil on panel 12 x 16 in Signed lower right framed

Step into a piece of sci-fi history with this rare 1980s modular lounge set by Canadian designer Paul Boulva for Artopex—famously featured in Star Trek: The Next Generation. These sc...

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It is a classic drawing in pencil. A young woman, nude, kneels, hands behind her head. She is looking away from the viewer into the distance, a solemn gaze. Christopher Pratt, one of...

Jenny Holzer is one of the most important and original artists of the 20th century. Her body of work, with an emphasis on text, is consistently provocative and occasionally frightening, manipulating the language of both pop culture and government slogan to produce commentary on global issues notably power structures and warfare. Holzer's iconic "Inflammatory Essays", produced between 1979 and 1982, were first pasted on walls throughout heavily populated metro areas including New York and other cities. Composed of anonymous statements, printed on friendly or calm colored papers, the statements were influenced by writings of major political figures such as Emma Goldman...

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Carroll Dunham (b. 1949) is a contemporary American artist best known for his distinctive fusion of abstraction and figuration. He rose to prominence in the early 1980s in New York C...

Thick glass panel mounted on a sturdy silver plated structure . Finely selected marble base . Extremely well made with high quality material. Measure 74 inches high. Halogen light bulb rated at 500 watts maximum. Foot dimmer...

During the 60’s Dzubas became associated with the Color field painting and Lyrical Abstraction movements. During this period his works were more hard-edged blocks of color. However, he would return his more expressive and improvised manner later in his career. Dzubas’ technique involved applying thick layers of color over washes, scrubbing the Magna paint he used into the unprimed canvas. He would then use various methods, often including staining and brushing, to apply more color to the canvass. Many of Friedel Dzubas hang in the permanent collections of some of the most prestigious art institutions in the world; including, the Whitney Museum, NY, the Guggenheim, the Smithsonian American Art Museum, and the Albright-Knox. “Night Star...

Nahema glass display perfume bottle by Guerlain.

Stunning lamp which features an acrylic top with a brass detailing and lacquered white base. The acrylic is two pieces and finished in a semi gloss finish which are attached together...

Greg Curnoe (1936-1992) was a highly revered artist, bookmaker, and competitive cyclist based in London, Ontario, but beloved across the country. He represented Canada in the 1976 Ve...