welcome to the miller times.

Arthur Irving’s particular passion for Texaco, Irving Oil and Chevrolet

Maud Lewis’s husband copied her work, sometimes forged her name

“The Bricker Chest” was commissioned by one of Upper Canada’s earliest settlers

Charlie Tanner led a storied life

Superb 1790-1820 Quebec commode on the block

The legacy behind the T-206 Red Portrait

Baseball card once worth $1 now estimated to fetch $15,000 to $20,000

‘I took one look at it and saw the name ‘Lewis’ but I was so busy it hardly registered’

 An 8-foot ‘wonder’ hits the block

Their time was limited

The late Jim Miller was a mentor to legendary Canadian car guy Peter Klutt

The historical meaning behind advertising can drive collectors

The stories told by locomotive number plates

Phil Barnett’s 18-year passion for antique toys and other gems

The artisanal toymakers of the past

 Ingenious gadget canes up for grabs

Meet Ben Lennox: Head of Sales

‘I’d call it a one-off’ – Alan Deacon

55-year automotive career yields remarkable collection

Legends Babe Ruth and Lou Gehrig

Enhancing the auction authenticating process

What treasures might be in your basement, attic, garage?

The ’36 Chevy that defied the odds to live a life of leisure

Treasures from the Jon Church Collection come to auction

Persistence meets perfectionism

Rare garage sign: Few made and fewer survived

Appreciating Canadian wartime propaganda posters

…and his ghost town B&B

‘The story is always part of the value’

Five fantastic mechanical beings come to auction