Auctioneer and Appraisal Services
ONE DAY ONLY
JOAN STODDARD RHYNO
“TAG” ESTATE SALE
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 24TH
8557 HIGHWAY 215 MAITLAND
First Admission – 9:30 am
Contents of residence & barn including furniture, decorative & equestrian items, vintage clothing, books, Ruth Wainwright paintings
NOTICE: ROADSIDE PARKING ONLY. PARK AT OWN RISK
GOOD OUTSIDE FOOTWEAR NEEDED AROUND BARN
Cash, Debit, Credit Cards accepted
No Buyer’s Premium, Priced to Sell
SEE SLIDE SHOW BELOW
PRE-CHRISTMAS AUCTION
Catalogue online November 20th – Jewellery, sterling, Inuit art, good collection of decoys, Lorenzens, Jim Smith & large collection of Lego, Dinkies, etc.
Details to follow
Crowther and Brayley Services
Paul Henry
F.H Varley 12×14.5
Crowther & Brayley Ltd. has been in business now for over 30 years. Below are some of the highlights of those years.
- First auction house in Nova Scotia to sell a work of art for over $100,000, not once, but three times.
- First auction house in Nova Scotia to advertise nationally including the Globe and Mail, the Montreal Gazette, etc.
- First auction house in Nova Scotia to advertise internationally including the Antiques Trade Gazette, London published weekly, Arts & The Antiques Weekly, USA
- Roger Crowther & Bill Brayley appeared as appraisers on the CBC TV produced program The Antiques Roadshow
- Other highlights include top prices
- $27,000 for Dusan Kadlec, Yarmouth Harbour
- $24,000 for Maud Lewis, Digby Pines, 9 x 11”
- $27,000 for Maud Lewis, Oxen Team Ploughing
- Group of Seven – $75,000 – A. J. Casson
- $60,000 – Frederick Horsman Varley
- Russian silver miniature ciborium, c.1760 – $37,000
- Mosque lamp, $8,700
- Irish Bog, oil on canvas by Paul Henry – $70,000
- Tortoiseshell and pewter inlaid European cabinet – $27,500
- “Playing at the Beach” by Jan Zoetelief Tromp, oil on canvas – $85,000
- Serape oriental carpet, 10 x 14” – $12,000
- Fisherman in a Dory by Jack Gray $42,000
