An unassuming New Jersey home is the last place you'd expect to find a painting by Dutch Old Master Rembrandt van Rijn, so brothers Ned, Roger and Steven Landau could be forgiven for overlooking the masterpiece that had hung in their parents' Teaneck dining room for decades. After their parents passed away, the brothers decided to get a valuation of the artwork, which their grandfather had bought in the 1930s, and called on the services of John and Kathy Nye (pictured) of the Nye & Company auction house in Bloomfield, who immediately recognised it as a lost Rembrandt.