We Sell Your Folk Art
Miller & Miller is the only auction house in Canada hosting two annual auctions dedicated solely to post-1950s folk art.
We are currently accepting quality consignments for our October Folk Art auction. Get in touch today!
Next Opportunity to Consign:
Post-War Canadian Folk Art - October 2026
The opportunity to consign ends August 10.
RECENT RESULTS:
RECENT PRESS
Overview
Folk art reflects the cultural life of a community. Definitions vary, but generally the objects are created by self-taught artists who tend to depict subjects from their daily life or cultural surroundings. The works are often crafted from found materials and are created in a style very unique to each artist. These artistic traditions are shaped by values and standards that are passed from generation to generation, most often within family and community, through demonstration, conversation, and practice. At Miller & Miller, we specialize in selling important folk art to ensure the preservation of these irreplaceable items.
Demand Remains Strong
The demand for Folk Art at auction remains strong.
Miller & Miller Auctions is the only auction house in Canada hosting two annual auctions dedicated solely to post-1950s folk art.
We are accepting quality consignments of Folk Art for the following upcoming sales:
October 2026 | Post-War Folk Art
The opportunity to consign ends August 10.
Interested in selling with us?
Fill out our Free Appraisal form below:
Note: If you do not have photos of your item(s) readily available, feel free to submit the form without them and we’ll be in touch!
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A love for Quebec folk artists and their stories
Building relationships while buying directly from the artists
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