INLAID GEORGIAN HANGING CORNER CUPBOARD - $275
- Grandad brought everything on the ship, including this 19th century England inlaid hanging corner hutch. 
- Has some solid patina from its many years of service holding drinking vessels and spirits. The top shelf was adjusted at some point to accommodate bottles. 
- Has skeleton key hole, but no key or lock works. 
- 44" tall x 34" wide x 20" sides to back corner. 18" middle front to back corner. 
- Full asking price includes delivery from Armstrong to Penticton.

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ANTIQUE DENTAL DRILL - $600
- VERY rare "treadle" dental drill, made in England in the late 1800's or early 1900's. 
- Cast iron pedal, base and treadle wheel with stainless stand and gearworks. 
- This is a museum piece, and a favorite collectible within the dental industry. 
- The treadle drill was invented in 1871 by American dentist James Beall Morrison (1829-1917). His drill was popular with dentists throughout Europe and America, and an example of the first mechanically powered drill.