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Jeffrey S. Evans & Assoc.
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Jeff Evans is the former president and senior auctioneer of Green Valley Auctions, Inc. (1979-2008) and the head of GVA's specialty/catalogued auction division (1995-2008).
Effective January 1, 2009, Jeff and wife/co-owner Beverley Evans withdrew their catalogued auction division from Green Valley Auctions and launched their new company, Jeffrey S. Evans & Associates, Inc. A newly constructed state-of-the-art auction gallery was completed in June 2009. From this new facility just across the parking lot from the old location, Jeff and Beverley continue to conduct the quality catalogued auctions of Americana and Fine Antiques that brought national attention to Green Valley Auctions over the years.
The company logo is inspired by the decoration found on the circa 1800 Shenandoah Valley of Virginia hanging cupboard that brought the highest bid price in the history of Jeff Evans' catalogued auctions. Boldly painted by Johannes Spitler in red, white and blue, and featuring a six-point buck bounding diagonally across the door panel, the cupboard achieved a record price for American painted furniture when it sold on November 13, 2004 for $962,500.
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Since 1995, Jeff Evans has sold many important and landmark collections for such consignors as
- Duff & Molly Allen of Falmouth, MA
- John Bilane, noted cup plate collector and author, of Union, NJ
- J. W. "Bill" Courter of Calvert City, KY
- Dr. & Mrs. Oscar Hollander of Cape Cod, MA
- Kyle Husfloen of Dubuque, IA
- Charles & Jane Knox of Copake, NY
- Gordon & Lyn Layton of Paris, KY
- Larry & Sandy Mackle of Bloomfield Hills, MI
- Mac & Dolly McKenney of Mint Spring, VA
- Dr. Charles Rand Penney of Lockport, NY
- Dr. Leon & Anne Powell of Stuart, FL
- Sean & Patricia Skinner of Houston, TX
- The H. Richard Strand Trust of Sandwich, MA
- Catherine M. V. Thuro of Toronto, ON, Canada
- John & Elizabeth Welker of Bucks Co., PA.
- As well as many American museums and institutions
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HISTORY
Important Shenandoah Valley Johannes Spitler (1774-1837) Decorated Yellow Pine Hanging Cupboard, Circa 1800 - Sold $962,500, November 13, 2004, lot 237, for a Page Co., VA estate. In 2004, we discovered and sold this iconic piece of American folk art setting a world record price for American folk art painted furniture.