Located in the northeast corner of Connecticut-specializing in painted American furniture, folk art and fine small accessories.

Specializing in fine quality American paintings from the 19th and early 20th century. Our inventory includes work by artists of the Hudson River School, American Expatriates, Tonalists and Impressionists. We offer fine art appraisals for insurance, estate and gift purposes. Please write or call to receive regular exhibition announcements and newsletters.

Antiquarian Horologist. We have been restoring and repairing antiques clocks of all kinds for over 30 years. Member of the British Horological Institute. We provide conservation services for collectors nation wide as well as institutions such as Yale University. We have also been a source for antique clocks with a particular emphasis on period American pieces.

Actively buying and selling painted country furniture, folk art, weathervanes, redware pottery and paintings. By appointment or at shows.

Founded in 1980, we are New England’s trusted resource for antique rugs of distinction, with an emphasis on quality, artistic merit and condition. Hand washing and conservation of antique rugs is also a specialty.
We are generally open Wednesday- Saturday from 10-4, unless we are away at a show. A call ahead is always advisable. Open by appointment at other times.

We specialize in 18th and 19th Century American & British Export Pewter. We carry a substantial stock at all times. Want lists maintained. We also carry a selected group of other accessories including baskets, ironware for the hearth and coverlets.

Antique Samplers have been our specialty for over twenty years and we remain dedicated to offering you the finest school girl needlework samplers, silk embroideries, and canvaswork pictures. Our extensive inventory emphasizes 18th and 19th century American needlework and 17th century English needlework. Being specialized in just one field allows us to offer the highest quality needlework on the market at reasonable prices. We are always interested in purchasing one piece or entire collections.

e-mail: FolkKatz@optonline.net
website: www.allankatzamericana.com

18th and 19th Century American furniture in old surface and related decorative arts.

Established in Colchester, Connecticut in 1920 and represents three generations in the fine arts field. We maintain a large and varied inventory of Fine Americana and continue to acquire some of the finest examples of New England regional furniture, paintings and related accessories of the 17th, 18th and 19th centuries. We maintain a reputation for fair and honest dealing in acquiring individual items or complete estates, and we have had the privilege of helping form fine collections for individuals and national museums. Our shop is in central Connecticut, between Hartford and New London.
We generally maintain regular hours, Monday through Saturday, 10-5.
We can be seen at the following shows: The American Antiques Show, NY, NY; The Hartford Spring Show, Hartford, CT; The Philadelphia Antiques Show, Philadelphia, PA; The Litchfield County Antiques Show, Kent, CT; The New Hampshire Antiques Dealers Association (NHADA); The ADA/Historic Deerfield Antiques Show, Deerfield, MA; The Hartford Fall Antiques Show, Hartford, CT; The Delaware Antiques Show, Wilmington, DE; The Greenwich Antiques Show, Greenwich, CT.

Specializing in Chinese Export Porcelain with a focus on Canton. We buy, sell and consign Canton. We also offer a nice selection of decorative arts items. Open by appointment only.

For 35 years, we have concentrated on American Folk Art and early Painted and Decorated Furniture with a sideline specialty in Oriental Rugs. We do most of the nearby Wilton shows. You will find us very near Exit 41 off the Merritt Parkway. Appointment is advisable.
We also display at The Antique and Artisan Center in Stamford CT.

Dealers for more than 35 years, featuring a varied selection of fine 18th and early 19th century American furniture, both country and formal, and their appropriate period accessories. Most in old or original finish. All items are fully guaranteed in writing. Any time by appointment.
Mr. Sander also sells Antique Homes.

e-mail: fedfurn@snet.net
website: www.Schwenke.com

Early New England furniture, American silhouettes, decorated American tin & fireplace implements.

e-mail: jeffrey@tillouantiques.com
website: www.tillouantiques.com

Established in 1976. Specilaizing in American and English period decorative arts. Gallery open by apointment. Exhibiting at the Philadelphia Antiques Show, Delaware, Jim Burk's Show, Hartford and Wilton.

We have available and wish to purchase: American primitive paintings, painted furniture, folk art, toleware, textiles and related accessories of the 18th, 19th and 20th centuries. From mid-June to mid-August we can be reached in Sunapee, New Hampshire at 603-763-2403.

Specializing in 18th and early 19th century American furniture and accessories. With an emphasis on Tiger and Bird’s Eye Maple. New England, Boston School and Cape Ann paintings, spatterware, weathervanes and leather books.
Available by appointment.
Exhibiting at Heart of Country, Winnetka, Original Philadelphia 23rd Street Armory, Wilton, Midweek, Laurtizen Gardens, Meet Me In St. Louis, Cincinnati Antique Festival and Minneapolis Institute of Art.

e-mail: info@rjorgensen.com
website: www.rjorgensen.com

Stylish objects of the 18th, 19th and 20th Centuries

Specialists in Georgian and Victorian jewelry. Our stock includes memorial jewelry, chatelaines, watches and other esoteric small jewelry collectibles. Many items in their original fitted cases. By appointment and at major antique shows

Early American antiques bought and sold. Bennington Pottery our specialty-also: furniture, paintings, hooked rugs, baskets, iron, redware and Indian items. Shows and by appointment. Exit 8 off Route 6. Currently exhibiting Wilton Historical Society Show,  Holiday Antiques Marketplace, Wilton, CT; Connecticut Spring Antiques Show, Hartford, CT; Greater York Antiques Show, York, PA, and mid-week in Manchester, N.H.
Exit 8 off Rt. 6. Shows and Shop by appointment.

Specializing in late 19th and early 20th century American Art with an emphasis on Boston, Provincetown and Rockport School painters. Leading authority on American color woodblock prints and the Arts and Crafts Movement. We are also noted for our handling and disposition of complete artists' estates, including most recently, Dorothy Churchill Wyman, Olga Sears and Margaret Patterson. Quality estate furniture and accessories found on occasion.
By appointment only

18th and 19th century furniture in original condition. Children's toys and accesories.

American folk paintings, portrait miniatures and school girl art.
Exhibiting at The American Antiques Show (TAAS), The Philadelphia Hospital Show, The Delaware Antique Show, The Hartford Shows, ADA/Historic Deerfield and Mid-Week in Manchester.

Authentic American antique furnishings since 1974. Specializing in the furniture and accessories of the Shakers. Painted and decorated furniture and accessories always in stock, as well as a good selection of textiles. By appointment and at major antique shows.

Brian Cullity Antiques buys and sells early American furniture and accessories from the pilgrim era through the classical period. American and English ceramics are a specialty and we always have a good selection of early American glass, metal and wooden ware. Everything guaranteed as represented. We are by appointment only and do shows regularly throughout the year.

Dealing in 17th, 18th & 19th century antiques since 1974, with and emphasis on scientific instruments such as globes, telescopes, surveying and nautical items. Always carrying a broad range of quality esoteric objects of interest in the fields of lighting, ceramics, signed metals, early glass, furniture, folk carvings and fine art. ... by appointment.

Early American Country with textiles. Furniture in original or old surface and a fine selection of quality bed covers,hooked,shirred and yarn sewn rugs, baskets, hearth equipment and "soulful survivors."
Shows and by appointment.

Established in 1970. Specializing in New England furniture made before 1810, primarily in original, unrestored condition. A particular emphasis on furniture made between 1690 and 1740.
Exhibiting at Philadelphia Hospital Show, NHADA, Wilton, TAAS, Hartford and Delaware. Dates of all shows available on website.
Open by chance or appointment any day.

Choice and unusual examples of 17th to 19th century American furniture, high style and country-including painted pieces. Originality, form and surface quality are important to us. Also, American folk art, particularly folk portraits and sculpture. Always a good selection of PA and New England redware. Also, European decorative arts including ceramics, metalwork and sculpture.

e-mail: Alan@HylandGranby.com
website: www.HylandGranby.com

18th and 19th century furniture from New England. Early blown glass and other appropriate accessories.

Specializing in 18th and early 19th century American furniture and decorative arts with an emphasis on textiles, early lighting, and painted and decorated furniture in original condition. We maintain a select stock of country furniture, hooked rugs, samplers, needlework pictures, ceramics, metalware and folk art. All guaranteed as represented. Open anytime by chance or appointment.

Thirty years of experience in representing exceptional American Folk Art objects rich in image and mystery including sculpture, painting, textiles and ceramics as well as select examples of Native American Art. The Hill Gallery also represents Modern and Contemporary Art showing works by many outstanding American Artists.

We sell American & English furniture of the 18th and 19th Centuries, decorative accessories of the period, 18th century English enamels & works of art.

You can see us at The Antiques Dealers' Association Show,The Winter Antiques Show, the Delaware Antiques Show, the Minneapolis Museum of Art Antiques Show and the Newport Antiques Show.

Specialist in decorative arts and artifacts of early America
1680 – 1830 Historical items a specialty

e-mail: russ@rjgantiques.com
website: www.rjgantiques.com

Period furnishings for the Early American Home. Fine American Country Furniture from the Colonial Period to the early 19th century. Strong emphasis on original painted surface, form and condition.  American homespun textiles, early lighting, and select period accessories.

Specializing in important American clocks, particularly those from the New England area; also a selection of fine quality 18th and 19th century New England furniture emphasizing original state of preservation; American paintings, watercolors, drawings and folk art. By appointment or chance.

Working with clients to build wonderful collections, our large inventory, specializing in 18th and early 19th century American furniture, Weathervanes and Nautical Accessories, is located next to our home on the seacoast, one hour north of Boston. By appointment, we will do our best to accommodate your schedules and we can be seen at the following shows: Antiques at the Armory, N.Y.C. (January), Connecticut Spring Antiques Show, Hartford (March), Manchester, NH (August), ADA/Historic Deerfield, Deerfield, MA (October), Antiques Show, Wilmington (November)

Early American silver. 17th to early 19th century metalwork (brass). 18th century American furniture.

We specialize in Federal Furniture and related decorative arts: Hepplewhite, Sheraton and Neoclassical, from New England through the Mid-Atlantic States.  Our large inventory of chests, sideboards, secretaries, sets of chairs, dining tables, card tables, upholstered chairs, mirrors,etc is pictured on our web site along with full descriptions and prices.  We are one hour north of NYC, just off I-84 at the CT border.  Please stop by on your way to or from New England.

Carswell Rush Berlin, Inc. is a private dealer specializing in top quality American formal furniture and decorative objects of the first forty years of the 19th century. Deriving inspiration from ancient Rome, Greece and Egypt, and referred to as "Classical", the period incorporates sequentially Hepplewhite, Sheraton, Empire, and French Restauration styles. The firm's approach is highly selective, only seeking to buy for inventory examples that meet a high standard of design excellence, craftsmanship, quality of materials, original condition and rarity. Each piece is extensively researched with the description supplied in writing. We offer an unconditional guarantee that each piece is as described.

Antique American Indian basketry, textiles, pottery and  jewelry; also, name maker jewelry from Taxco, Mexico.
By appointment only.

Over 35 years experience in the field of Americana with a specialty in American folk art, 19th century painted furniture and early iron and lighting. Available for confidential appraisals, on site auctions and client auction representation.
By appointment only.

e-mail: Leigh@LeighKeno.com
website: www.LeighKeno.com

e-mail: milneinc@aol.com

Dealing in American furniture, Shaker and related antique items of decorative or artistic merit. Located 55 miles northeast of New York City. Call for shop hours or appointment. Established in 1979.

Dealing in 18th and early 19th Century American painted and high country furniture, folk art, redware, early and painted accessories.

We specialize in 18th and 19th century American furniture. We also carry accessories from Chinese export porcelain to mirrors and silhouettes. We are a regular stop for dealers and collectors when they are in the Cleveland, Ohio area. Or, see us at any of the many antiques shows we do each year from the Midwest to the East Coast.

Specializing in Americana and folk art with an emphasis on original surface and condition. Distinctive objects of taste for the sophisticated individual. Open Now by Appointment. . . a call in advance is strongly advised.

Specializing in 18th and 19th century American country antiques and folk art, 90 minutes from NYC and 45 minutes from Philadelphia.
Exhibiting at the following shows: The Winter Antiques Show, NYC; The Philadelphia Antiques Show, Philadelphia, PA; ADA/Historic Deerfield Antiques Show, Deerfield, MA; The Delaware Antiques Show, Wilmington, DE.
Call for appointment and shop hours.

Specializing in fine 18th and early 19th century American furniture and nautical works of art including American marine watercolors, British sailor's woolworks and shell valentines, Thomas Willis American ship pictures, Napoleonic P.O.W. bone works of art and China Trade port scenes . Also interested in German Noah's arks, misc. English decorative items and Bermuda furniture. Seen at six shows a year and only by appointment.

Specializing in early American flags, painted American furniture and folk art. Exhibiting at many fine shows. Visit my web site for details.

Hours: 10 to 5, Monday-Saturday. Fine American period furniture and accessories from formal to folk art, including early brass, paintings and weathervanes.

Antique prints and maps from the 16th to the early 20th centuries with books containing such graphics and about them are the specialty of this shop. The company exhibits at approximately sixteen antique shows annually.

Specialists in 18th and early 19th century American samplers and needlework. Philadelphia antiques dealers, Amy Finkel & Morris Finkel recognize that a serious collector always wants to know more about a piece than a price. The gallery's outstanding website, www.FinkelAntiques.com and a full color catalogue, "Samplings", published twice a year (and sold by subscription), helps keep needlework collectors abreast of research in the field as well as current offerings. The shop is located at the corner of 10th and Pine Streets in downtown Philadelphia, and always stocks a selection of American late 18th and early 19th century furniture, early glass and related decorative arts and, of course, schoolgirl samplers and silk embroideries.
Generally open Monday – Friday 9:30 – 5:30, and a call ahead is always advised.
Weekends by appointment only.

Located in the heart of Bucks County. Specializing in formal and country hardwood furniture of the 18th century. Choice smalls consisting of glass, china and silver. Always a good selection of period portraiture. Old surfaces are emphasized.
Hours: Thursday -Saturday 10am to 5pm; Sunday noon to 5 pm.

e-mail: Elle@PortraitMiniatures.com
website: www.PortraitMiniatures.com

e-mail: rvtstitches@aol.com
website: www.antiquesandfineart.com/tasselbaumann

e-mail: info@janwhitlocktextiles.com
website: www.JanWhitlockTextiles.com

American furniture and domestic arts of the 18th and 19th centuries.

Our special areas are Chinese and China trade porcelain and British and Continental ceramics.
We exhibit at antiques shows, including Washington Thrift Shop, Charleston S.C. International, Philadelphia/HUP, Nantucket, Newport R.I., ADA Historic Deerfield, Minneapolis Institute of Art, Ellis Memorial (Boston) and Greenwich Antiquarius.