Buying

Rob & Rick Are Still Buying Your Antiques & Collectables!
Single pieces, collections, or partial/full estates.
Cash Payment
Looking for old signs, toys, primitives, small furniture etc.
However, if you have anything to sell, please call. If we can’t buy it, we will suggest ways for you to sell.
Call Rob Sage 705-305-5662
or email photos to rob@robsageauctions.com
or call Rick Osborne 705-725-4071
email lasales4@gmail.com



Final Auction! June 11-14

On-Line Antique Auction…Our Final Auction!
Yes, this is it…after 27 years of live and online auctions, I’ve made the decision to retire!
You can read more details below
THANK YOU FOR AN INCREDIBLE FINAL AUCTION!!!
Bidding Opened Sunday June 11 6:00 Pm
Soft Closing Wednesday June 14 7:00 Pm
I Am Wrapping It Up With Our Largest Offering Ever…OVER 900 Lots!
Featuring Original Artwork & Prints; Sterling Silver; Country & Formal Furnishings: Quality Glass, China, Moorcroft Pottery; Collection Of Antique Banks: Inuit Soapstones; Early Electric And Coal Oil Lighting; Cameras; Crocks Including Barrie Canada West; Grandfather & Mantel Clocks Including Pequegnat,; Bronzes; Primitives & Country Décor Items; Quilts; Jewelry Including Sherman; Porcelain And Tin Signs; And Much More!
Thank You For 27 Great Years Of Live And Online Auctions!

THIS AUCTION IS NOW FULL.
I would like to thank the 100’s of consignors over the last 27 years, who have allowed me to maintain the quality and variety our auctions became known for.
Especially my long time regular consignors, some who have supported me for over 20 years. We weathered the highs and lows together, and I have always appreciated that!
If you have items you wish to sell, please contact me, and I will try and offer suggestions for appropriate auction houses to contact.
Discover The Fun & Excitement Of Our ONLINE Antique Auctions!
For Past Auction Results Click Below

Yes, I Am Retiring In June Of This Year!
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Nov 14-17- 2021 Antique Auction

Online Antique Auction

Sunday Nov 14-Wednesday Nov 17.
CLICK BELOW FOR AUCTION RESULTS
Quality And Diverse Offering Featuring Antique Formal & Country Furnishings; Early Electric & Coal Oil Lighting; Original Artwork & Prints; Sherman Jewelry; Watches; Pepsi Cola Collectables; Oak Floor Model Gramophone; Moorcroft Pottery; Variety Of Royal Doulton & Beswick Figurines; Cups & Saucers; Toys; Carnival Glass; Dolls; Singer 221 Sewing Machine; Soapstones; Primitives & Country Decorating Pieces; Porcelain Signs; Advertising; Persian Rugs And Much More!
This auction is full, and our December auction full as well, but I am now taking consignments for our Jan 2022 auction.

Donnie

With great sadness, we announced the passing of Don (Donnie) Garner, Sept 7, in his 87th year.
For almost 25 years Donnie was an integral part of our auction family.
When he retired, he moved into his second career working with us, and several other auctioneers in the area. You could see him working with Dave & Carol Beasley, McGovern Auctions, A Touch Of Class Auctions, Vernon Ayres, George Pipher, and any other auctioneer who needed a hand.
His role officially with Rob Sage Auctions, was auction setup and handling during the auction. However, he was much more than that. He was a mentor and father figure, with an incredible work ethic and dedication.
He loved the auction business and the people he met through the business. On auction day or night, his “big hugs” were legendary. Always a smile and always a laugh.
Donnie could be hard nosed, but he also had an incredible sense of empathy for others. He quietly volunteered for food and clothing drives, especially around Christmas. I knew him for years before he told me he volunteered. He was not the kind of guy you would see in the newspaper posing next to a big cardboard fundraising cheque…he just quietly helped out.
He would make hospital or home visits to people he worked with. He always seemed to be helping someone out by picking up some household items they needed, or directing them toward me if they had to sell.
He had a wonderfully self-deprecating sense of humour. His bad driving skills were the source of countless jokes with us over the years. He told me he got his license when he was 21, was a bad driver then, and never got any better!
We spent 100’s of hours working together during the last 20 plus years, and his enthusiasm for the auctions never waned.
Donnie and Charlie developed a great friendship over the years. We referred to them as “the sunshine boys”, and what an incredible team they were. Between the two of them, there was a work ethic and loyalty, you don’t see much of anymore. I am proud to say both became friends of mine, and that is something I will always cherish.
The last live auction I did was in March 2020, and Donnie was still working with us then, and still planning to work with us again if we ever got back to doing live auctions. Sadly that is not going to happen.
However we all have years of memories we will never forget. All of us, Mom, Dave & Carol, Kris & Gerry, Brian, Charlie, Rick, Lisa, myself and the 100’s of people Don met through the auction business, will always hold a special place in our hearts for Donnie.
He was one of a kind, an inspiration and a mentor, and as much as we will miss him, we will always have a smile when we think and speak of him.
Oct 3-6 2021 Antique Auction

Online Antique Auction
Bidding Closed Wednesday
Oct 13
Featuring incredible live steam Hudson locomotive and tender; rare restored GTR railway print; 1920’s wooden carousel horse; 38” papier mache RCA Nipper; rare 50 gallon Medalta crock; furniture; early electric and coal oil lighting; porcelain signs; Roman coins; original artwork and prints; sterling silver; Royal Doulton figurines; 24” Enterprise coffee grinder mill; antique Remington rolling block breech loading rifle; variety of early glass & china; primitives and country décor items and much more!
You Can Check Out Past Online Auction Results

Online Auction Sept 27-Sept 30 2020
