4th Meridian
Art • Vintage • Gifts
online decorative arts auctions
Unique Fine Art & vintage Prints • Handmade Canadian Pottery & Ceramics • Vintage Curiosities
Our end of the year Fine Art & Pottery online auction is open for bidding.
Welcome to our last auction of 2026! We are pleased to present some exceptional Canadian Fine Art, Japanese and Korean ceramics, Canadian Studio Pottery, plus unique printed ephemera and art books.
Many items to enjoy, collect, and gift!
All items are available for preview at our Penticton shop Wednesday through Saturday, from 11:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m., or by appointment.
Bidding closes Sunday, November 29th, beginning at 6:00 p.m.
Naramata!
#4 126 Robinson Ave in the Heart of the Village
e’ll be popping back up for annual the Christmas night market Friday, December 4th, 4-7 pm
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Cannery Trade Centre EVENTS
All of our events include guest vendors. If you are interested in having a table for any of these events, please contact us. We welcome vintage sellers of objects and clothing, crafters and makers of pottery, glass, jewelry, plus canning (bring on the jams and jellies season!)
The Annual Christmas Market in the Cannery Trade Centre is Saturday November 21st this year, 10 until 4. It will include SANTA!
Our first Hallway Social was a resounding success! We are getting ready for our second one, which includes many invited vendors plus 10 participating Cannery businesses: Saturday December 5th 10-2.
NEW (but very old) in the shop: Milton Bradley Kindergarten Bench
The Milton Bradley Kindergarten bench was patented in 1893 and manufactured in Springfield, Massachusetts, as a sturdy surface for children to learn mathematics and counting games.
Original bench-tops were made from solid maple and had grids etched at inch-intervals all over. This particular bench may have had the top replaced as it appears to be solid oak and the grid is gone (though it may also have been sanded down at one time).
The heavy-duty metal latching system made the tables easy to store, but also very safe as they did not flip or fold without adult fingers. The latches are both stamped on one side with MBCo and the other side PATENTED DEC. 12 1893
Benches were made in different sizes, and unfortunately during the 1930s Depression many were used for firewood.
Our bench is 8 feet long, 16 inches wide, and 21.5 inches high. It is solid as the day is long. Come and see it!
Our shop in the Cannery Trade Centre has a vast collection of textiles, pottery, glass & collectibles.
