Myles From Nowhere Antiques

Over the years Myles From Nowhere Antiques has acquired a reputation for featuring quality antiques and unusual collectibles. Starting out in a Toronto apartment in 1973, the shop made its first official base in the small rural village of Lakehurst, Ontario, in 1976. Three years later it moved to the grounds of the Cody Inn in nearby Buckhorn, where it would remain until 1988 when the Kehoes returned to Nova Scotia. That year old John Sod’s General Store in Margaree Forks, on the beautiful Cabot Trail, became the permanent home of Myles From Nowhere.

We have an excellent range of handpicked stock and all of our buying is done privately. We specialise in:

• Canadiana (primitives, glass, pottery, folk art, and items of interest)
• Objects of Art (1880-1930)
• Oriental Antiquities
• Vintage and Antique Jewellery

If there is something in particular you’re looking for, do get in touch - we welcome all enquiries. We also do appraisals and estate sales.  Myles Kehoe has been in the antique business for 35 years and his daughters, Karly and Katie, have grown up surrounded by art and antiques. Over the years we have established a strong client base and have made a lot of great friends. We'd love to hear from you, so drop us a line. 

The Fiddler
Carved by Gerrard Deveaux, 1989.