Antiques Promotion Canada
Great Village Antiques
https://www.greatvillageantiques.com
https://www.greatvillageantiques.com
Canada
Nova Scotia
Specialties
Furniture
Arts
Collectibles
Glass
Household Antiques
Household Antiques
Nova Scotia
Specialties
Furniture
Arts
Collectibles
Glass
Household Antiques
Household Antiques
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Adress:
Nova Scotia Trunk 2 B0M IL0 Great Village NS
Phone: (902) 668-2149 Web site: https://www.greatvillageantiques.com
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Description:
Open 7 Days a Week
March to December
Great Village Antiques opened in 2004 with 10 dealers and has since expanded to 30 dealers in 8 large rooms covering more than 6,000 sq ft on 2 floors. Great Village Antiques is owned and operated by Grant Dickie, longtime collector and dealer in Nova Scotia.
With items arriving everyday from the 3 maritime provinces, Great Village Antiques is Nova Scotia’s largest Antique ‘Group’ Shop and continues to provide quality merchandise with some of the most competitive prices in the business.
Great Village Antiques is located in ‘Layton’s General Store’ – which was established in May,1870 by Leander Carson Layton. In 1883 he took his brother-in-law, J.A. Doorman into partnership which continued until 1898. L. C. ran the business himself until 1912 when incorporated the business into L. C. Layton & Sons Ltd. – taking his 3 sons and 2 daughters into the business.
March to December
Great Village Antiques opened in 2004 with 10 dealers and has since expanded to 30 dealers in 8 large rooms covering more than 6,000 sq ft on 2 floors. Great Village Antiques is owned and operated by Grant Dickie, longtime collector and dealer in Nova Scotia.
With items arriving everyday from the 3 maritime provinces, Great Village Antiques is Nova Scotia’s largest Antique ‘Group’ Shop and continues to provide quality merchandise with some of the most competitive prices in the business.
Great Village Antiques is located in ‘Layton’s General Store’ – which was established in May,1870 by Leander Carson Layton. In 1883 he took his brother-in-law, J.A. Doorman into partnership which continued until 1898. L. C. ran the business himself until 1912 when incorporated the business into L. C. Layton & Sons Ltd. – taking his 3 sons and 2 daughters into the business.
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