Primitives, Silver, Art, Jewelry, & Antiques Auction
Multi-Estate Antiques Auction – Canadian Furniture, Country Primitives, Sterling Silver, Jewelry, Textiles & Civil War Firearms
This multi-estate auction from KC Auction & Appraisal Company features a broad and carefully assembled selection of antiques, with particular strength in Canadian country furniture, early American primitives, sterling silver, estate jewelry, textiles, and antique firearms. The catalog reflects material drawn from multiple estates, with depth in categories that continue to attract both collectors and decorators.
A defining highlight of this auction is the large collection of Canadian antiques, particularly Ontario country furniture and painted pine pieces. This grouping includes harvest tables, farm tables, cupboards, pie safes, dressers, and other rustic furnishings showcasing traditional craftsmanship and early painted surfaces. These pieces align closely with the broader market for country primitives, farmhouse furniture, and Americana, making this a strong offering for buyers seeking authentic period examples.
Country primitives are further complemented by a selection of redware, early pottery, and utilitarian household items, along with examples of French pottery and traditional ceramic forms that appeal to collectors of historic decorative arts.
Textiles represent another important category in the auction, including quilts, coverlets, and vintage textiles that reflect both craftsmanship and regional history. These pieces continue to draw interest from collectors as well as those incorporating antique textiles into modern interiors.
Sterling silver is well represented, featuring sterling flatware, hollowware, and decorative silver pieces from known makers.
Estate jewelry includes a range of gold and silver jewelry, gemstone-set pieces, and diamond jewelry, including rings, necklaces, and bracelets.
Fine art includes original works such as the 19th century Alfred Vickers painting “El Rio”, along with additional oil paintings and watercolors.
A key highlight within the sale is the inclusion of two antique firearms: an 1862 Civil War Springfield percussion rifle and an 1830 U.S. P & E W. Blake flintlock musket. These represent Civil War firearms, early American military arms, percussion rifles, and flintlock muskets.
The auction also includes a selection of ephemera and paper collectibles, including early postcards, printed materials, and archival groupings.
Advertising items including Canadian examples, Decorative arts and home décor, Estate household items
As with many KC Auction & Appraisal Company multi-estate auctions, the range of material creates opportunities across collecting categories. Whether you are seeking Canadian antiques, Ontario furniture, country primitives, redware, French pottery, quilts, coverlets, textiles, sterling silver, diamond jewelry, Civil War firearms, flintlock muskets, or percussion rifles, this auction offers a well-balanced selection drawn from multiple estates.
Starting: April 11, 2026
Ending: April 27, 2026

April Silver Coin Auction
This auction features a single owner collection of United States silver coinage, including 100s of Morgan Dollars, Peace Dollars, Walking Liberty Half Dollars, commemorative half dollars, and early type coins. This auction also features currency, proof sets, and much more.
Starting: April 16, 2026
Ending: April 23, 2026

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