Early Quebec Canadiana Collection Danfields June 2021 I read a Maclean’s article recently from 1963 where the author suggested that there would be very little Quebec furniture left in Canada by the Centennial Year of 1967. American dealers were coming to rural Quebec every weekend and carting loads of furniture back to the U.S. with...
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Folk Art Hooked Rugs at Danfields
We pride ourselves on our selection of Folk Art at Danfields. Right now we have an excellent selection of hooked rugs. You can see two Canadian classics in our pictures here. If you collect Canadian Folk Art, then please give us a call or a visit.
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With consideration for the well-being of everyone we will continue to keep the store closed to the public until it is deemed okay to be open. But, that doesn’t mean you can’t shop with us! If you are planning a move, a remodel or just want to add some pizzazz to your surroundings why not...
Sampson Matthews Story and Silkscreens at Danfield Antiques and Art
Danfield Antiques Presents Sampson Matthews, A.J. Casson and The Group of Seven About fifteen years ago I attended an auction of art that had graced the offices of a large North American oil firm. Among the many original paintings and prints were two silk screen offerings depicting scenes of Canadian industry from the 1950’s. I...
Celebrate Canada 150 with Danfield Antiques and Art
Canadian Antique Furniture; Our Focus in 2017 I can’t believe that half a century has passed since my Dad took me to the Centennial Train in 1967 in St. John New Brunswick where we lived at the time. I can make myself feel better by saying that we live in a very young country (by...