A carving of a Rooster by Joe Winters. Dressed for a night on the town, The Rooster stands about 17 inches tall and is signed on the base. It dates from the 1990’s.                                                                                         

Joe Winters. The Rooster. Sculptor. Liverpool, Nova Scotia.

Joe Winters. Liverpool, Nova Scotia. Carving of a Rooster.

Sam Amiro. Sculptor. Pubnico, Nova Scotia.

   A wood carving of a Seagull with it’s catch. Carved and painted Pine or Spruce. It is signed on the base. It measures about 16 inches by 12 inches over all and about 9 inches high.

Sam Amiro. Pubnico, Nova Scotia. Seagull with Catch.

Whirligig-Weather Vane by Albert Deroy. C.1960.

Albert Deroy. Wirligig Weather Vane. detail 2

Albert Deroy. Whirligig. detail 1

An amazing Wirligig by Albert Deroy of Price, Quebec. A rare and remarkable work. The trotting horse is of heavy gauge galvanized steel and it really moves in the wind. In bright and all original colors. It was made about 1960 and the post is 43″ long. The vane and whirligig is about 24″ high by 29″ long. It is in fine original condition after spending it’s time in the wind.

A very fine model of HMS Bounty under glass. Donald Carmicheal lived in Renfrew Ontario and was a barber as well as a maker of  model ships. This is one of several found in the Renfrew area. The case is Black Walnut and is in fine original condition.

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Model of the HMS Bounty from Renfrew Ontario

A detail:

A detail of the Carmicheal Ship model of the Bounty

Another:

A fine Bird by Leo Fournier. Carved in a hardwood (Birch) and given a ‘Bronzed’ finish; it was made for an exhibition at the Museum of Civilization in 1984. It is signed and dated with a chisel on the base. It measures about 18 inches tall. A rare studio piece by Mr. Fournier, full of his humour and charm.

Leo Fournier Studio Carving The Bird