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Mid*Week Antiques Show
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Mid*Week Antiques Show
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A New Home For Mid*Week
Welcome to the 19th annual
Mid*Week Antiques Show and our
new home at The Everett Arena, in
Concord, N.H.
This year’s show will be extra special
on many levels, but most important are
the exceptional dealers and personal
friends who have exhibited in our show
through thick and thin — Wayfarer
Inn to Furniture World and now our
new and exciting home.
As varied as their inventory, antiques
dealers are a special breed. From the
selection of their booth paper color to
the placement of their track lighting,
antiques dealers are unique, interesting
and hardworking people, many of
which I am proud to call my “tribe.”
Over the past 19 years since
Mid*Week hit the antiques scene, a lot
has changed in our business.
Prices for rare and outstanding objects
have soared to stratospheric levels keeping us on the edge of our Windsor
chairs, while bringing a smile to the
faces of astute collectors whose own
collections rival or exceed the record
breakers. A good feeling to know your
instincts have paid off.
Yet there is still a great deal to be said
for the collector whose passion can be
fulfilled with just a simple hand
stitched needlework by a school girl of
9 years, a treasured pewter porringer or
a painted candle box in dry red paint.
It is these humble individuals who we
have to thank as much as the advanced
collectors that drive the antiques market to new and exciting heights.
Mid*Week Antiques Show welcoming committee.
Together they make up the wonderful
customers our Mid*Week Antiques
Show dealers look forward to seeing
every year in August.
Much to the delight of some
Mid*Week visitors, this year’s floor
plan will be simple and easy to flow
through as Lynn created a grid pattern
with cross aisles and straight rows quite
Refreshing new Mid*Week exhibitors will introduce style, elegance
and tasteful decorating ideas, all geared to keeping our show number one on your list.
different from the Furniture World
design, where I hear some collectors are
still roaming about.
As a wise man once said, “Change is
inevitable,” and so we change, grow
and challenge ourselves to do better.
That is what Mid*Week is all about.
This year’s show will present your
favorite exhibitors, once again offering
the best they can find and at prices that
reflect the changing tastes and definition of collecting. “Americana is still
King” at Mid*Week where you will
find exhibitors from all across the
country trekking east with loaded wagons and Sprinters, the new vehicle of
choice.
The Everett Arena will graciously
embrace our show in air-conditioned
comfort, surrounded by acres of convenient, free parking and bordered by
tree-lined paths and river views.
At this year’s Mid*Week show, one of
the operative words is “fun” which adds
immeasurably to the experience of
attending our show with fellow collectors and enjoying the environment and
camaraderie as well as the antiques.
A show café and onsite shipper added
to the amenities you have come to
expect from a Barn Star event and our
dedicated and friendly staff will look
forward to addressing your every need
while with us.
In closing, with several fine shows
during Antiques Week in New Hampshire to explore, we would like to leave
you with one message and that is
“Come Home To Mid*Week, The
Show That Started it All.” Our latch
string will be out.
This year’s Mid*Week Show is dedicated in the memory of our dear friend
and true student of antiques, Marv
Elliot.
Sincerely yours,
Frank Gaglio and Staff
Our new home, The Everett Arena, in Concord, N.H., Exit 14 off I-93, just 20 minutes north of Manchester.
Tex Johnson
ANTIQUES
Terrific Ohio Yellow Ware Tom Cat
with a Rockingham Glaze. Cat was
probably used as a Door Stop.
Adamstown, PA
610-207-9505
e-mail: [email protected]
www.texjohnsonantiques.com
Wonderful Salt Glazed 2 Gallon Crock
signed S. Hart Fulton. Cobalt Bird is Very
Vibrant in Color.
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Mid*Week Antiques Show
CHARLES and BARBARA ADAMS, South
Yarmouth, Mass. — Pair of early wooden
finials in the original black paint, 16 inches
high. The pair was originally on an early
wooden hearse.
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MAD RIVER ANTIQUES LLC, North
Granby, Conn. — A rare early Twentieth Century Dedham woodcock plate
measuring 8½ inches in diameter.
ROBERT SNYDER & WILSON
ANTIQUES, Wiscasset, Maine
— Four pairs of colorful decorated Indian clubs.
CHARLES and BARBARA ADAMS,
South Yarmouth, Mass. — An early
black ash burl bowl measuring 12½
inches in diameter and 6½ inches high.
SHARON & CLAUDE BAKER, Hamilton, Ohio
— A Nineteenth Century paint decorated box
in the style of Rufus Porter, 11 inches wide, 6
inches deep and 5 inches high, with paint on
the sides and back.
ACKERSON HOMESTEAD ANTIQUES,
Park Ridge, N.J. — A fine Pennsylvania
dough box with bittersweet over red dry
surface and dovetailed construction.
Great form, construction and surface.
ESTABLISHED 1965
717-471-4694
PERIOD HEPPLEWHITE STAND TABLE – top has an original Warren Kimble oil painting with his signature white house, dated 1992
SAME GREAT MIDWEEK - NEW LOCATION
JUST 20 MINUTES FROM MANCHESTER, NEW HAMPSHIRE - EXIT 14 OFF ROUTE 93 - JUST 200 YARDS TO
THE EVERETT ARENA - CONCORD, NEW HAMPSHIRE !!
WE HAVE FOUND SOME GREAT THINGS THIS PAST YEAR AND SAVED THEM FOR MIDWEEK
HOPE TO SEE YOU THERE! PAT AND RICH
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GARTHOEFFNER
GALLERY
ANTIQUES, Lititz, Penn. — Nest of
three Shaker boxes in the original
surface.
STEVE SMOOT ANTIQUES, Lancaster, Penn. — A
Connecticut bowfront chest of drawers, circa
1790, with matched crotch mahogany veneers,
diamond ivory escutcheons and the original
brasses.
ROBERT SNYDER & WILSON ANTIQUES, Wiscasset, Maine — Pair of cast iron nautical
andirons having anchors, dolphins, sailor knots
and scallop shell details. The andirons are 17
inches tall.
DAVID THOMPSON ANTIQUES & ART, South Dennis, Mass. —
Schooner model with tin sails and in the original paint, found
on Cape Cod, circa 1920, measuring 21 by 30 inches.
DAVID THOMPSON ANTIQUES & ART,
South Dennis, Mass. — Rare cast iron
doorstop with the original gilding in
the form of a tea kettle, 9¼ by 10 inches.
Lisa S. McAllister
14521 National Pike
Clear Spring, MD 21722
301-842-3255 home • 301-331-2066 cell
www.mcallisterantiques.com
CHARLES and BARBARA ADAMS,
South Yarmouth, Mass. — An Eskimo
doll from the Grenfell Mission, Newfoundland, with cloth label on the
pants. It dates from the early Twentieth
Century and measures 23 inches high.
HOLDEN ANTIQUES
Naples, FL and Sherman, CT
Exceptional Weathervane
Spread wing eagle resting on a ball on a curved quill
www.EHoldenAntiques.com
Folk-art display of 16 fish decoys on a grapevine and wood rack.
The fish are blue, green, red, gray, and a single white fish.
Artfully arranged by color. Michigan origin.
Ed and Anita Holden
860-350-2272
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What To Expect At Mid*Week This Year!
As Mid*Week celebrates its 19th year, exhibiting
dealers are motivated to step out of the box and
present a fresh view of period antiques and folk art
displayed in a fashion new and seasoned collectors
can appreciate.
Pick up any current decorating magazine and
you will see the combination of antiques and modern design filling the pages. Collecting Americana
has moved into the Twenty-First Century and at
Mid*Week, the trend is to stay ahead of the curve.
We invite you to look at our show with a
renewed vision of what your collection can be and
how subtle changes in placement, lighting and
background color can make a world of difference
and renewed enjoyment.
While exploring Mid*Week, take note of the
wallpaper colors our dealers are using from basic
white to bright forsythia; color and shade make a
difference in dramatic impact as well as traditional
and classic.
Get rid of the clutter and give important pieces
their own space whether it be a dazzling horse
weathervane in awesome green patina or a multicolored stained glass patterned quilt that gives a
room its unique character. You have a wonderful
collection so celebrate your good taste.
Our Mid*Week dealers are always ready to help
out with suggestions as to how to display and
enjoy your new purchases. Invite a dealer to visit
your home and view your collection. You would
be amazed at the friendship and knowledge they
would bring to that opportunity.
Robert Snyder / Judy Wilson
American Antiques & Folk Art
72 Main Street, PO Box 407, Wiscasset, ME 04578
207-882-4255
Email: snyder [email protected]
Web site: www.snyder wilsonantiques.com
SPECTACULAR, dated “1898” hooked rug
with a central compote of flowers containing unusual Bleeding Hearts!
Beautiful vibrant color and in the best condition.
Professionally cleaned and mounted.
Wool and cotton on burlap. Found in Vermont.
Size: 58½” x 34¼”.
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ROBERT
SNYDER
&
WILSON
ANTIQUES, Wiscasset, Maine — Colorful
carnival game wheel in the original
paint and condition. Includes all hardware and packing crate and measures 20
inches in diameter.
GARTHOEFFNER GALLERY ANTIQUES, Lititz, Penn.
SHARON & CLAUDE BAKER, Hamilton,
Ohio — North Carolina small painted basket, possibly Cherokee Indian, 4½ by 4½
inches.
MID*WEEK
ANTIQUES SHOW
AUGUST 8 & 9
GARTHOEFFNER GALLERY ANTIQUES,
Lititz, Penn. — Oil cloth painted face doll
and chalk cat.
HOLDEN ANTIQUES, Naples, Fla. & Sherman,
Conn. — Nice size polychrome (red and black)
Apache basket.
John H. Rogers Antiques
CAFS, LLC
Pair of Corner Carvings.
These probably were
removed from a home, but
also could have been taken
from a community building or temple. Both sides
are beautifully carved. One
side has fish, meaning
abundance; the other
peaches, symbolizing
longevity. In other words,
these carvings suggest a
very long life filled with
all anyone could want.
Wood: unknown. Province:
Zhejiang. Dimensions: 12"
x 4" x 11".
Intricately Carved
Doors. I could look at
these doors forever. I
believe they are great.
The very top panels
are complementary in
design. The center tall
pierced carvings are
beautifully executed.
The center panels are
loaded with mythic
animals from the tortoise to the carp. The
bottom panels have a
“tombstone” carving
with enough simplicity to make the doors
less fussy than they
might have seemed
with the intensity of
the carving up above.
All in all, among my
very favorites. Wood:
unknown. Province:
Zhejiang. Dimensions:
87" x 19" x 3".
Camphor Window. This window's central
figure is a person riding a chilin. The chilin
is a mythical animal which symbolizes
abundant fertility. The smaller carvings are
wonderfully executed renderings of animals and birds (both real and mythical),
fish, and auspicious plants or flowers.
Wood: camphor. Province: Jianxi.
Dimensions: 14" x 1" x 27".
(603) 526-6778 Member: NHADA, VADA, MADA, CCADA
www.ChineseAntiqueFurnitureShop.com
David Thompson
Antiques & Art
New Hampshire signed bow front chest c.1820 with chalk
inscription inside the top drawer, “A. Wilder Paid” as well as
“A. W.” in pencil by the same hand. The Wilder family was prolific in cabinetmaking, sleigh making, and chair making in
southwestern New Hampshire. In the early 19th century, Abijah Wilder Sr., Abijah Wilder Jr., Azel Wilder, and Abel Wilder
were all active in the cabinet making business in Keene. Original brasses. Mahogany with pine secondary. h: 39 5/8” w:
41¼”, d: 19 3/8”
South Dennis, MA
802 238-6987
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Mid*Week Show Amenities
On-Site Shipper
For the seventh year in a row, Mid*Week is proud to welcome back
Charlie Lyons, packing and shipping specialist with Plycon Transportation Group, as our show shipper. Charlie’s expertise will assure your
purchases arrive home safe and sound with the care you have come to
expect from Plycon. Find Charlie located on your show floor plan or
give him a call for service before or after our show at 212-353-0360.
Onsite Café Catering
This year we are proud to welcome Alan’s of Boscawen as our show
café caterer. Known throughout the region as one of the finest onsite,
wedding and banquet caterers, Alan’s will provide a delicious, diversified and healthy menu of food and beverage selections guaranteed to
peak your interest and taste buds as well. The show café will be located
at the front of the floor plan with comfortable seating and café tables to
just relax and enjoy a break while shopping our show. Alan’s of
Boscawen can be reached for your special functions at 603-753-6631.
STEVE SMOOT ANTIQUES, Lancaster, Penn. — Red, white and blue
velocipede, circa 1870.
STEVE SMOOT
ANTIQUES
americana . folk art . textiles
704 RACE AVENUE • LANCASTER, PA 17603
717-393-7794 • 717-468-9719 • EMAIL: [email protected]
DBR ANTIQUES, Hadley,
Mass. — Sheet iron vane in
the original paint, 41 inches
long, circa 1920.
A fine 19th century patriotic oil on wood
panel “ In God We Trust”. Ca 1870.
A very fine parquetry center
table Ca 1900-1920. Prison
art.
TEX JOHNSON & SON ANTIQUES, LLC, Adamstown, Penn. — Wonderful
Frost #7 hooked rug depicting a lion with cub in great coloring.
Very good stretcher based Pa dough
box table Ca 1860 in a wonderful red
painted surface. Seats four comfortably.
Massive two gallon yellow
ware mocha pitcher with
scallop shell pouring grip.
Mint.
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LATCHAM HOUSE ANTIQUES, Waterville, Ohio — Eagle Mills, an oil on
canvas, circa 1900.
Offering quality painted furniture,folk art, textiles and decorative
accessories from the heart of thePennsylvania-German
community...And Beyond
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June & Charles
Bertini
142 Pascack Road,
Park Ridge, New Jersey 07656
(201) 476-1776 ~ [email protected]
JOHN H. ROGERS ANTIQUES,
Elkins, N.H. — This pair of corner
carvings, despite having different
subjects, obviously were done by the
same hand. The crab, fish and bird
suggest immortal abundance through
high governmental position. The
mythical animal is the chilin shown
with both the lotus and the gourd
holding the elixir of immortality.
These symbols suggest an abundance
of children with very long lives. The
pair is from the Zhejiang province
and measure 10 by 6 by 11 inches.
LATCHAM HOUSE ANTIQUES, Waterville, Ohio — Sailboat diorama from Maine, Nineteenth Century.
TEX JOHNSON & SON ANTIQUES, LLC,
Adamstown, Penn. — Very rare Seventeenth
Century English pipe tongs with heart cutout
and great patina.
CHARLES WILSON, ANTIQUES AND FOLK ART,
West Chester, Penn. — Cast iron watch trade sign
with cast Father Time on each side, double-sided, in
old gilt and gold surface. It measures 26½ inches tall
and dates circa 1860.
SHARON & CLAUDE BAKER, Hamilton, Ohio —
New England shorebird dating from the Nineteenth Century and in the original paint.
# # CHARLES WILSON ## ANTIQUES & FOLK ART
West Chester, Pa. 19380
(610) 431-2025 email: [email protected]
Charles J. Wilson • Phyllis R. Wilson
CHECK OUR WEB SITE AT:
www.wilsonfolkart.com
METAL HALLOWEEN PUMPKIN HEAD.
ORIGINAL PAINT AND IN GOOD CONDITION. C.1904. TOLEDO, OH.
CARVED CASE WITH 8 CARVED GIGS. MADE BY A MAN WHO WAS ON
THE SHIP BROOKLYN, SPANISH AMERICAN WAR. FROM A PRIVATE COLLECTION WITH HISTORY. 25” X 12” X 3”.
RARE METAL OWL WITH MOVABLE WINGS.
DOUBLE SIDED. GLASS EYES. MADE BY
SWISHER & SOULES, DECATUR,IL. VERY
GOOD CONDITION. C.1930. HAS DISPLAY
BASE. 23” TALL ON BASE
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Hadley, MA 01035
413-687-9717
DBRantiques.com
AMERICANA - FOLK ART
WONDERFUL CARVED EAGLE PLAQUE.
ORIGINAL PAINT, PINE, 48” L, C 1880
STEVE SMOOT ANTIQUES, Lancaster,
Penn. — A fine Nineteenth Century
horse pull toy in attic surface.
TEX JOHNSON & SON ANTIQUES,
LLC, Adamstown, Penn. — Great
butter print, signed Wern Bach, featuring strawberries and foliage.
Est. 1972
DBR ANTIQUES, Hadley, Mass. — Rare Key West trade
sign in three dimensional painted pine, 32 inches long,
circa 1900.
HOLDEN ANTIQUES, Naples, Fla. & Sherman, Conn. —
Three pieces of pillar molded Pittsburgh blown glass.
WHIMSY/V.L. MARCOS, Centerbrook, Conn. — A
Wallace Nutting joint stool with impressed signature and paper label, circa 1925, in pine with
maple base and great turnings. The unusual theorem on velvet is of a well-done bird (species ?),
dating from the late Nineteenth Century and
signed Harmon.
Latcham House Antiques
A Unique Piece of Folk Art
Tabletop Spinning Wheel
Please Visit Us at MidWeek in Concord
Jim & Toni Stoma
419 878-0657
www.LatchamHouseAntiques.com
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Jane F. Wargo
Wallingford, CT
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Free Parking
The Douglas N. Everett Arena is one of few event centers that offer
expansive free parking right up to the doors of the facility. This convenience also makes for easy loading of purchases, whether large or
small. Our building is also accessible for mobility challenged individuals, and no pets are allowed except for service animals assisting people. The arena is also bordered by tree-lined walking paths and river
views should you like to take lunch outside, making for an afternoon
of antiques and relaxation.
(203) 265-0342
MAD RIVER ANTIQUES LLC, North
Granby, Conn. — A mid-Nineteenth Century child’s chair with tall legs and shallow seat, sometimes referred to as a
“dunce chair.”
Mohair Covered Rabbit Candy Container, early 20th c., glass eyes, 8” high
www.janefwargoantiques.com
CHARLES WILSON, ANTIQUES AND FOLK ART, West Chester, Penn.
— Dating from the early Nineteenth Century, a carved-in-the-round
salmon weathervane in old gilt surface is from Salmon Falls, Maine. It
measures 43 inches long and history is available.
ACKERSON HOMESTEAD ANTIQUES, Park Ridge, N.J. — A fine
selection of Nineteenth Century redware.
289 Old Main Street,
South Yarmouth, MA 02664
Home: (508)-760-3290
E-mail: [email protected]
Cell: (508)-364-6119
SHOWS AND BY APPOINTMENT
Bennington Pottery
Our Specialty
MAD RIVER ANTIQUES LLC,
North Granby, Conn. — A nicely
turned lignum vitae mortar,
measuring only 4¼ inches high,
dating to the Eighteenth Century.
DAVID THOMPSON ANTIQUES & ART, South Dennis, Mass. — Collection of
carte de visite photographs of Civil War generals, mostly by Brady and Gardner,
including U.S. Grant, Judson Kilpatrick, Dan Sickles, George McClellan, M.R.
Patrick, with eight other CDVs of Civil War officers, all found together in an
album.
Flint enamel scalloped rib
pattern foot bath Bennington, VT,
circa 1848-1858.
Great color!
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The Birds of Bennington
A selection of bird-decorated stoneware
from the pottery of J & E Norton, Bennington, VT,
dating from 1850 to 1859. All of these pieces
are pictured in the book The Birds of Bennington.
Steve & Lorraine German
Phone: (860) 653-5733
E-mail: [email protected]
Web: www.madriverantiques.com
North Granby, CT 06060
BRADFORD TRUST ART & ANTIQUES, Harwich Port, Mass. — Manfred Schwartz, “Girl
with Flowers,” oil on canvas, 30 by 25 inches.
CHARLES
WILSON,
ANTIQUES
AND FOLK ART,
West Chester, Penn.
— A carved wooden
tooth trade sign
with the original
iron
hanger,
16
inches tall with old
gold surface. It is in
very good condition and dates circa
1860.
HOLDEN ANTIQUES, Naples, Fla. & Sherman, Conn.
— Nineteenth Century “Woolie” of an English warship
and a smaller American ship.
MID*WEEK
ANTIQUES SHOW
AUGUST 8 & 9
JOHN H. ROGERS ANTIQUES,
Elkins, N.H. — Were it not for the
phoenix medallion which is exquisitely carved, this would be a relatively simple camphor window. The
phoenix (symbolizing peace), however, stands out so clearly that
additional detailed carvings could
detract from the window’s central
message. According to legend, the
phoenix only arrives during times
of peace. Some of the diagonal
stripes through the squares have
been replaced. Measuring 35 by 2
by 36 inches, the window is from
the Jianxi province.
Sharon
&
Claude
Baker
18th & 19th Century Americana
Circa:1800 southeastern Pa.
windsor bench
in early 19th century dark green paint.
By appointment • 5137 Waynes Trace,
Hamilton, Ohio 45011
513-726-5496
E-mail: [email protected]
www:bakeramericanantiques.com
New Hampshire
Antique Dealers
Association
GARTHOEFFNER GALLERY ANTIQUES, Lititz,
Penn. — Pennsylvania chalkware, circa 1870.
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DBR ANTIQUES, Hadley, Mass.
— Barbershop trade sign,
painted sheet iron, 4 feet 8
inches high, dating circa 1880.
JANE WARGO, Wallingford,
Conn. — Nicely carved and
painted robin on stand, 5
inches high, dating from the
mid-Twentieth Century.
LATCHAM HOUSE ANTIQUES, Waterville, Ohio
— Victorian lady painted on glass.
ACKERSON
HOMESTEAD
ANTIQUES, Park Ridge, N.J. — An
extraordinary and rare Eighteenth
Century Litchfield County, Connecticut, carved spoon rack.
MID*WEEK
ANTIQUES
SHOW
AUGUST 8 & 9
Exciting
New Location
Douglas N. Everett Arena
15 Loudon Road
Concord, NH 03301
Exit 14 off Route 93
ROBERT SNYDER & WILSON ANTIQUES, Wiscasset, Maine — American Express trade sign with
blue and white lettering on a red background,
embossed details and the original wood frame. It is
dated February 1904 and measures 31 by 23 inches.
JOHN H. ROGERS ANTIQUES, Elkins, N.H. — The central character of this camphor window is “Lu,” made
up of a bird (probably phoenix), a deer and a pine tree.
Lu was the god of wealth and status derived from holding official position. In turn, the phoenix symbolizes
peace, the deer and the pine tree both suggest immortality. The smaller carvings are of dragons (protection),
birds and flowers. It is from the Jianxi province and
measures 31 by 1 by 25 inches.
V.L. MARCOS
Centerbrook, CT 06409
By appointment
860-767-3391
For a complete list
of exhibitors, directions
and hotels, visit
www.barnstar.com
Office:
845-876-0616
Show Phone:
914-474-8552
BRADFORD
D TRUST
Finee Artt & Antiques
Henry S. Eddy
1878-1944,
oil on canvas,
26 x 25,
Comercial St,
Provincetown,
circa 1920
A sweet child’s chair in nicely aged original mustard paint, circa 1830
SHEILA AND ROY MENNELL
66 Miles Street, Harwich Port, MA 02646
508-237-1104
e-mail: [email protected] • website: www.bradtrust.com
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Nancy Fishelson - Robert Perry
860-452-4229
Bradford Trust Art & Antiques
508-430-1482
American Garage
323-658-8100
Emele's Antiques
215-249-9123
Matthew Ehresman Antiques
330-265-7669
Joseph Martin
802-754-6559
Jane F. Wargo
203-265-0342
DBR Antiques - Doug Ramsay
413-687-9717
Susquehanna Antique Co., Inc.
202-333-1511
Soheil Oriental Rugs
212-239-1069
V.L. Marcos/Whimsy
860-767-3391
Tex Johnson & Son Antiques LLC 610-207-9505
Durgin's Plot Antiques
603-783-4697
J&G Antique
631-598-5950
Country Treasures
410-673-2603
Barrett Menson Antiques
978-386-2235
Martha Perkins
978-386-2235
Peter E. Baker Antiques
450-264-6794
Ackerson Homestead Antiques
201-476-1776
Steven M. Blevins
705-769-2042
Halliday House Antiques
707-253-1092
Otto & Susan Hart
802-375-1187
Quiet Corners Antiques
860-377-6258
Don and Pat Clegg
717-259-9480
Clifford A. Wallach
732-863-7304
Mad River Antiques, LLC
860-653-5733
James Island Antiques
843-762-0894
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330-725-5311
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734-604-0898
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845-679-5295
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860-306-3455
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301-842-3255
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508-760-3290
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908-234-1436
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757-294-9296
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513-726-5496
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212-628-1530
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419-878-0657
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717-813-2358
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269-599-8290
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734-223-7424
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908-996-0596
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240-818-7810
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