Listings for Antiques & Collectibles (9)
reduced $595
Antique Double bed with excellent mattress/...
Solid wood antique double bed for sale. Orthopedic mattress and base were $900 new. Was $650 now reduced to $595. Buyer will need to dismantle […]
12 hours ago
Face Value
Canadian Mint Coins
Have a large amount of uncirculated coins for sale all at face value. These are pure silver and in $20:00,$25:00,$50:00,$100:00 and $200:00 face value.
August 12, 2017
$275.00
Vintage 1941 Singer Featherweight 221-1 Sew...
Vintage 1941 Portable Singer Featherweight Sewing Machine model #221-1 with carrying case. The sewing machine is in good working order and has low mileage. With […]
August 9, 2017
$2800.00
ANTIQUE COURTYARD ENTRANCE DOORS
Magnificent Antique Courtyard Doors. Brought back with us from Beijing. Have been kept in-doors as an art installation for years. Late 18th century. Crafted from […]
August 9, 2017
200.00
Antique table and chairs
We have a beautiful antique dining room table and chairs set. This piece is over 100 years old and been in our family for nearly […]
July 30, 2017
2,300.00
ANTIQUE CURTIS ` JENNY` Wooden PROPELLER` ...
Super RARE piece of aviation history ! An all original 1914 Curtis JE 4 `JENNY` wooden propeller with its very unique angled geometry ! 6ft […]
July 27, 2017
$1250.00
ANTIQUE OAK ARCHITECT DRAFTING DESK
A magnificent American Made Oak Architect Drafting Desk 3 drawers with brass lock (keys have disappeared) Circa 1930 Length 72″ (6ft) Width 32″ Height @ […]
July 23, 2017
$50
Antique clock
Selling an old antique clock with mother of pearl inlay. Really cool!!!
July 17, 2017
$1000.
Dining table
Early 1900s Maple Table with turned legs. 1 leaf seats up to 6. Beautiful condition. $1000.
May 26, 2017
Local Stories
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Incorporation: Response to Open Letter t...
A group of ex-Fire Board Trustees have written a letter to the current trustees chastising them for not coming out in favour of incorporation after an attempt was made to strong arm them to do so. Our current trustees sensibly waited to hear what the “no” folks had to say. That group didn’t ask the […]
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Twisted Town Hall
What a hoot it was! Community members gathered at the gazebo in Centennial Park, drawn by the danceable dance tunes, the day’s last warm rays on the grassy hillock, and the frolicking and giggling clowns. It was the Twisted Town Hall ― a Referendum Social for In-Co-operation. Organized and hosted by Nomi Lyons and Robert […]
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“A World of Pride” on Diverse and Inclus...
This year’s Salt Spring Island Pride Festival ― the 13thth annual ― is going to be yet another incredible celebration of diversity and inclusion. Join in from September 6 to 10 for one of BC’s most unique Pride events! This year’s theme, A World of Pride, welcomes you to join in on the celebration of […]
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Incorporation: Taryn Muldoon on Voting N...
Young spoken word poet and activist Taryn Muldoon explains why she is voting NO.
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Incorporation: North Salt Spring Waterwo...
The North Salt Spring Waterworks District (“NSSWD”) is, by far, the largest water Improvement District on the island with well over 2,000 connections including commercial properties in Ganges, schools and the hospital. Faced with a major investment program to meet provincial regulations, including new treatment plants at St. Mary Lake and Maxwell Lake and raising […]
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Incorporation: How a ‘Farmer’ Mayor Chan...
I went from a staunch YeSS! voter to a PosNo voter … and then the more I supported the PosNo’s position and saw how much they want to preserve and protect (which I do), prevent rampant development (which I do as well), save our precious farmers (love buying local!) and prevent runaway tax increases (yeah, […]
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Incorporation: Ron Cooke on Voting Yes
Ron Cooke is involved in a number of affordable housing projects. He is voting yes. “I have lived on Salt Spring for 29 years, raised a family here and worked as a carpenter and later in home design – quite often in conjunction with Rammed Earth. I serve on the Board of Directors at Salt […]
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Incorporation: It’s Now or Never f...
The sheer size of Salt Spring is its “achilles heel” in any plan to incorporate and grow as a municipality. Large size means a large road network, which means high annual road costs, which means much higher taxes for all residents if Salt Spring incorporated as a municipality. In short, we simply do not have […]
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Incorporation: A Municipal Engineer̵...
This article is written for those who are currently undecided relative to the upcoming incorporation referendum, and are interested in reading a Municipal Engineer’s perspective before making a decision. I am not one who writes articles to local papers; however, after having received the Positively No flyer in the mail I thought it prudent to […]
