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NOVEMBER 22-23 | PIER 94 - NYC
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Sat & Sun 10AM - 6PM
Sponsored by Skinner, Inc.
PierAntiqueShow.com
FREE APPRAISAL SUNDAY 10AM – 3PMFOR ONE ITEM WITH VALID TICKET
GIOIELLI ITALIANIPhone: 917.545.4343
Booth # 2312
www.glenlerouxantiques.com
Glen Leroux Antiques has been dealing in Mid
Century Modern and 20th Century Decorative
Arts in Westport, CT since 1983.
Glen Leroux ANTIQUES, INC.
203-227-8030Booth 2107
Karl SpringerCustom Table
Welcome to the Pier Antique Show
Welcome to the Pier Antique Show
Welcome to the Pier Antique Show! Over these next two days, you’ll find a diverse array of merchandise populating the show’s aisles. This includes pieces from the 18th century to the 1980s, such as home décor, paintings, antique jewelry, ceramics, and much more. Please take the time to speak to our dealers about their unique items. They each have an amazing wealth of knowledge and I hope that you’ll form lasting relationships with these experts for many years to come.
In addition to the show, we will again be hosting Appraisal Day during the show on Sunday, Nov. 23. In partnership with Skinner Auctioneers & Appraisers, all attendees, with a valid ticket to the show, are invited to bring one item to be appraised for free by one of Skinner’s three expert appraisers.
LUEUR Launches in NYC, October 2015It’s an exciting time for U.S. Antique Shows as we continue to grow and adapt to the changing needs of the antique, estate and vintage jewelry and watch communities. Next fall, October 16-18, 2015, we will debut our newest show, LUEUR, at The Waterfront in Chelsea. LUEUR will offer an elite collection of purveyors of antique, estate and vintage jewelry and watches who will bring their most prized pieces to New York for three days only. Watch for more information about LUEUR in the coming months!
The world of antiques and antique jewelry is an exciting area in which to work, study, and invest. And we’ll continue to bring knowledgeable and inspired people together to ensure U.S. Antique Shows produces the best antique and antique jewelry shows nationwide.
We’re thrilled to partner with such an elite organization as Mercanteinfiera, a fair of modernism, antiques and collectables that is produced biannually in Parma, Italy. We’re confident that the combined strength of our two organizations will put our brands in the forefront of the global stage and help both of us grow our buyer and exhibitor base. I encourage each attendee to visit their booth 3302 while at the show. Thank you for attending, and I hope to see you in New York again next year for March’s Pier Antique Show and October’s LUEUR!
Regards,
Dan Darby General Manager U.S. Antique Shows
Welcome!
In just seven short years, the New York Antique Jewelry & Watch Show has established itself as a must attend event in the heart of Chelsea. This year, more than 100 industry recognized dealers in antique, estate and vintage jewelry and watches will convene for four days only.
I‘d like to take this opportunity to tell you a little about what you’ll see on our show floor. First, you’ll notice a wide variety of pieces from elite global brands, like Cartier, Tiffany & Co., David Webb, Harry Winston and many more, populating the aisles. Many of today’s recognized jewelry brands were established in the late 1800s and you might be amazed at how many of those earlier pieces have materialized in the market place.
Second, you’ll find one-of-a-kind antique and vintage collections. For instance, New York dealer Bernard Nacht & Company (Booth 1030) will have a unique Raymond Yard reverse intaglio brooch with a peacock motif at their booth. In addition, Camilla Dietz Bergeron (Booth 6002) will be showcasing a 1935 yellow gold, platinum, lapis lazuli, turquoise and diamond scarab brooch from Cartier, Paris.
You can also see merchandise that is keeping pace with the hottest trends for summer 2014, including fancy colored diamonds, polished gold and statement watches. Rubies, sapphires, emeralds and pearls, among others, will be set beautifully in rings, brooches, bracelets, necklaces, and earrings. There’s certainly something for each individual style!
I encourage you to take a few minutes to speak with our dealers. You’ll not only witness their plethora of knowledge in antique jewelry and watches, but also observe standout pieces that often have interesting and unusual stories.
I hope that you enjoy your time with us today. We’ll be back in New York this November to host the Pier Antique Show at Pier 94, Nov. 22-23. We’d love to see you there! For more information on any of our events, I invite you to visit USAntiqueShows.com.
Thanks and Enjoy the Show!
Dan DarbyU.S. Antique Shows General Manager and Emerald Expositions Vice President
Sponsored By
U.S. Antique Shows welcomes you to the Pier Antique Show! Attendees can look forward to purchasing a diverse array of merchandise from the 18th
century through 1980s, including kitchen and home décor, paintings, antique jewelry, art glass, ceramics, and more.
Thanks for coming and enjoy the show!
Dan DarbyVice President & Group Show Director
Beth CeceShow Support
Manager
Mary BenderMarketing Director
Jill KnowlesSr. Marketing Manager
Ülle CabralShow Support Coordinator
Mary CurtisPublic Relations
Manager
Brittney CusterShow Support Coordinator
Chris NorthMarketing Manager
Katrina CanadySales Director
Briana UrquijoSales Coordinator
Yesenia BrownFinance Coordinator
Dawn HollowskySales Coordinator
Scott JamisonSecurity & Operations
Manager
Show Information 239.732.6612 | [email protected]
PierAntiqueShow .com
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With an emphasis on fresh to the market collections, Morphy Auctions is the perfect venue for and selling with total confidence.
www.MorphyAuctions.com | 877-968-8880Visit us at booth #2224
SOLD: $198,000
SOLD: $32,400
SOLD: $210,000
SOLD: $96,000
SOLD: $414,000
SOLD: $168,000
Dan Morphy Serena Myers Abby Zazo President Director of Promotions Customer Service
Representative
Quality collections.
JAMES INFANTEJAMES INFANTESpecializing in 20th Century Decorative ArtsSpecializing in 20th Century Decorative Arts
Booth 1304New York, New YorkBy Appointment OnlyEmail: [email protected]: 917-864-6780 Hagenauer Candlesticks.
Nickel Plated Brass, Austria, 1928.
AMPHORA | ZSOLNAY
HAGENAUER | WIENER WERKSTATTE
20TH CENTURY DECORATIVE ARTS
GloriousAntique Jewelry
347.712.6366www.gloriousjewelry.com
BOOTH 3211P.O. Box 444, Hastings on Hudson, NY 10706
CUSTOM | CLASSIC | ANTIQUE
Gallery: 248.652.3660 | Paul’s Cell: [email protected] | [email protected]
www.HaigsOfRochester.com
BOOTH 3300
DISCOVERING ART DECO:A YOUNG PERSON’S JOURNEY
s a young person, cultivating an interest in design is both exciting and overwhelming. Having just completed a graduate degree in
Decorative Arts and Design, I have many of my friends who are interested in various styles of design, ranging from the Gilded Age to Mid Century Modern. Art Deco seems to bridge various design interests and I am finding more and more people my age who share my passion for Art Deco. With such a vast range of historic design styles, why is Art Deco becoming more ubiquitous with today’s twenty and thirty year olds?
Finding Your Design Movement Design is a very complex field, which spans architecture, fashion, decorative arts, interior design, furniture design, and much more. It doesn’t take long for the design novice to realize that every object is a relevant aspect of the design field. This can largely be credited to the rise of the industrial designer in the 1920s and 30s. To further complicate matters, taste continues to evolve; general stylistic preferences relentlessly shift from geometric to curvilinear, elaborate ornamentation to the clean surface, exotic and luxurious materials to inexpensive manmade materials. This is perfectly illustrated in the various design genres that culminate to form what is commonly recognized as Art Deco. Confusingly, even one design movement can have disparate modes within its larger aesthetic. With so many elements that compose each style, it can be difficult, even intimidating, to find a style that appeals to each person’s taste. Once you find a design movement you love, it can be particularly difficult for a young person to find, much less afford, great vintage pieces from that movement. With the growing interest in the distinguished, yet complicated, aesthetic of Art Deco, collecting poses interesting challenges. I fell in love with French Art Deco, a style where major pieces from influential designers can sell for amounts far exceeding what is affordable for someone in their twenties (not to mention the majority of the population).
However, this does not mean that genuine Art Deco pieces are unattainable. There are still great finds waiting to be unearthed in flea markets, antique shows and stores, even garage sales. One can always hope to be the lucky person who stumbles upon a great Deco piece at an antique market. Through exploring French Art Deco and the transatlantic relationship of Paris and New York, I found my love of American Art Deco. As my interest in Art Deco has grown I have found it appeals to a broad audience because although it was born in France, it permeated just about every conceivable facet of American life in the 1920s and 1930s.
The Rise of the Industrial Designer Many young Deco enthusiasts I run into have found a special niche of Deco design that most interests them. After the lack of official American participation in the 1925 International Exposition of Modern Industrial and Decorative Arts in Paris, the United States realized it must start producing design in the Modern vernacular. Although the term industrial design had been
By Meghan Weatherby, Director of the Art Deco Society of New York
A collection of Art Deco Furnitureand Decorative Arts objects.
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used since the early 19th century, the 20s and 30s machine age gave rise to the modern industrial designers we know today. In the late 1920s, industrial designers such as Raymond Lowey and Norman Bel Geddes began to focus on scientifically improving the ergonomic functionality of various products while increasing the visual appeal, thus forming the first innately American aesthetic – streamlining. Streamlining transitioned Art Deco from very expensive luxurious pieces produced for the elite upper class, to machine made products that were mass-produced for the middle class. The streamline aesthetic developed products with clean-lined aerodynamic surfaces that imply motion and speed while using materials that lend themselves to inexpensive mass production. Mass production is what allows for so many collectors of Deco radios, cocktail shakers, posters, and Bakelite jewelry. Because Streamline design was used in so many every day products of the period, it is much easier for young people to become passionate collectors of this style.
The Love of Jazz Age Culture In today’s world Art Deco is synonymous with the Jazz Age. Thanks to films like The Great Gatsby, television shows like Downton Abbey and Boardwalk Empire, the Jazz Age has become a point of interest for an entire generation of young people. Art Deco goes beyond architecture, industrial design and the decorative arts to describe an entire epoch. This has sparked a growing interest in the speakeasy of the prohibition age, the fashion and lifestyle of the flapper, the music of the period and the unrivaled glamour of Jazz Age New York. While there are many young people interested in collecting Art Deco design, young people are often initiated into Art Deco by first exploring the rich Jazz Age culture. In the mind of young people, gangsters, speakeasies and moonshiners of the prohibition era epitomize excitement and intrigue. Many young people enjoy dressing up and participating in Great Gatsby themed events because they enjoy celebrating the glamour of the Jazz Age. Keeping an eye out for dazzling flapper fashion and men’s boater hats has become somewhat habitual for many Deco enthusiasts I meet. While design of the 20s and 30s is interesting to young people, preserving the memory of, and celebrating Jazz Age culture, is the major lure for many.
Finding People with Similar InterestsFor young people interested in Art Deco, finding people who share their passion is key to embracing and enjoying the period. Organizations like the Art Deco Society of New York offer the opportunity to meet many people who also love to explore everything Deco New York has to offer. Having people who share an interest and want to explore great Jazz Age and speakeasy themed venues, makes it much more fun. The Art Deco Society of New York has given me the opportunity to meet members who have fantastic collections of Art Deco, and who have shared insight into how they built their collections. People of all ages are growing more interested in Art Deco because it appeals to each of us in a unique way. The machine age was an exciting time in architecture, interior design, fashion design and industrial design. The excitement of new materials, engineering feats and new aesthetics helped shape modern design and culture through the rest of the twentieth century. It is a time that represents old world glamour as well as modernity. Art Deco in the 20s and 30s seems nostalgic and somehow familiar to those of us in our 20s and 30s. There is simply something for everyone to love.
Meghan Weatherby Meghan Weatherby has a Masters degree in Decorative Arts and Design with a focus on the transatlantic relationship of Art Deco design between Paris and New York as well as 20th Century Material Culture. She is the Director of operations for the Art Deco Society of New York.
Example of the smooth surfacematerials used in streamlining. 1930s Diplomat Coffee Set Made by Chase Designed by Walter Von Nesson.
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The shuttle bus travels to the following Midtown locations:
• Port Authority (42nd St. & 8th Ave.)• Grand Central (Madison Ave. & 43rd St.)
• 55th St. @ Madison Ave.
Pier 94 is serviced by a FREE Shuttle Bus that departs at regular intervals throughout the day.
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1900 The Highboy3335 The Collord Gallery1211 Vintage Eyeware of NYC
Floor PlanNOTE: Advertiser booths are highlighted in RED
The shuttle bus travels to the following Midtown locations:
• Port Authority (42nd St. & 8th Ave.)• Grand Central (Madison Ave. & 43rd St.)
• 55th St. @ Madison Ave.
Pier 94 is serviced by a FREE Shuttle Bus that departs at regular intervals throughout the day.
Shuttle leaves every hour on the hour from 12noon - 3pm and then approximately every 20-30 minutes
from 3pm until closing.
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607 S. Hill Street, Los Angeles, CA 90014
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Christopher Albanese Antiquario 3423 Chris Albanese Class Menagerie 2442 Bob Veder Classic Antiques 2232 Richard Yorkowitz Clayton Antiques 2405 Beverly Markland Charles A. Cohn 3339 Charles A. Cohn Collections By Ann 1204 Ann Mills Connie Schwab 2261 Connie Schwab
Cornerstone Antiques 1212 Pauline Powell
EXHIBITORSd D & D Antiques 2437 Diane Davis D & N Sandys 2462 Doris Sandys D. Brett Benson, Inc. 1305 Brett Benson D.R. Wyant Antiques 2342 Douglas Wyant Darien Tejeda 1319 Darien Tejeda David Allen Fine Art 3428 David Allen David Anthony Antiques 3447 David Zdyb David Cohn/Janet West 2443 David Cohn David Mayer Antiques, Inc. 3118 David Mayer David Owens Vintage Clothing 2165 David Owens David Sterner Antiques, LLC 3445 David Sterner Dawn’s Vintage Jewelry 1417 Dawn Sheppard D-Collection, Inc. 3139 Zhiqing Zhang Dec. Arts of Europe 1407 Stephen Daniels Deco Dreams Vintage 1513 Yves Bechnainou Decotini.com 1312 Ronald Shapiro Del Giudice Antiques 2116 Joseph Del Giudice Dianna Rutz Dalton 2429 Dianna Dalton
Drea’s Fine Vintage 1404 Andrea Phillips
Drucker Antiques 3116William Drucker
DS CREATION 2370Denise Souaifa
Dualities Antiques and Art 3403 Peter Boehm Duchess Arts and Antiques 2138 Vivien Boniuk EE. Foxe Harrell 2440 Samuel Gassman Eastside Books & Paper 2464 Howard Caine Eaton Fine Art 3101 Emmanuel Tiliakos Echo Supply Co. 2130 Kelly McDermott Edith Dankowitz Estate Jewelry 2337 Edith Dankowitz Elegant Reflections 3303 Dierdre Mcleod Elissa Pansini 3440 Elissa Pansini Ellen L Ring Ltd 2357 Ellen Ring Elsie Krause 3134 Elsie Krause Enterprise Gallery, Inc. 3521 Ben Nejat European Art & Antiques, Ltd. 3510 Robert Sadian Evelyn Gordon Antiques 3452 Evelyn Gordon Excalibur - Kurt Rothner 2330 Kurt Rothner F Fair Trade Antiques 2215 Bruce Phillips Fatalistic Vintage 2365 Clera Taylor
Finish Line Collectibles 2410 Stephan Boyer
EXHIBITORSFool’s Gold 2256 Sheila Strong Fortrove 2420 Tony & Susan Cherkassky Framont 2404 Bruno Francois FRANCE SUNGLASSES 2368Fabrice Laissus
Fred Heintz, Darien CT 3346 Fred Heintz Frederic E. Fatell 3243 Frederic Fatell From Here To Antiquity 2202 David Smernoff
FROU-FROU ET MERVEILLES 2373Aurelie Peignaud G Gallery of Amazing Things 3205 Arron Rimpley GEM DE LA GEM 3109 Shahn Rosler George Sorensen Antiques 3537 George Sorensen Gioielli Italiani 2312 Luigi Girotto 2 Fulton Ave Rye, NY 10580 USA Phone: 917.545.4343 [email protected] Pens, Jewelry and other Luxury Items Glen Leroux Antiques Inc. 2107 Glen Leroux Glorious Antique Jewelry 3211 Gloria Karp Phone: 347.712.6366 Gre - Stuff 2109 John Noble Greenwald Antiques 5000 Ron Greenwald Greg Nanamura 1302 Greg Nanamura
Guaranteed Real 3120 Natalya Smoleeva
HHaig’s of Rochester Fine Jewelry 3300& Objects of Art Paul Haig 311 Main Street Rochester, MI 48307 USA Phone: 248.652.3660 | Fax: [email protected] www.haigsofrochester.com Custom, Bridal, Antique Jewelry, Fine Antiques
Hamish Hog Antiques 2240 Helen Hersh
Harry & Ginny’s Antiques 2343 Harry Knoch Hartley Brown 3208 Hartley Brown Heirlooms 3126 Shay Oron HG Limited 2201 Harry Greenberger HirshenHorn 3238 Avi Girshengorn Hoffman-Gampetro Antiques Gallery 37 2222 Ronald Hoffman Hollandarts.com 3123 Bill Holland Hollywood & Vine 2157 Bruce Mihalski
Honeymoon Antiques 2363 David Brockman
Hong Li Treasures 2354 Alison Gao HPS Estate Jewelers 2221 Harry-Alan-Susan Schoenberg Huntington & Hope 2309 Deborah Eldridge 2 Green Hill Road Washington, CT 06794 USA Phone: 860.868.2424 | Fax: 860.868.2427 [email protected] www.huntingtonandhope.com Antiques, Swedish, Mid-Century, English, French, out of print books, Prints and Whimsical Curiosities
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I Icon Style LLC. 1206 Lara Kornbluh IL SEGNO DEL TEMPO 2307 Piero Luigi Carboni IMJM Antiques and Vintage Couture 2362 Isaac Gogerman Important Pieces and Heirlooms 2113Margarita Zalamea Incogneeto Vintage 2160 Stacy LoAlbo Inddesign 2205 Leanne Lipston Ira Scheck 1308 Ira Scheck Irina 2463 Irina Bereslavska Itta’s Antiques 3542 Itta Forem J Jack Papadinis 2237 Jack Papadinis Jack Weir & Sons, Inc. 2227 Wyler Weir Jacob’s Diamond & Estate Jewelry 3320 Jacob Gipsman 607 S. Hill St., Suite #304 Los Angeles, CA 90014 USA Phone: 213.627.0072 | Fax: 213.627.2446 [email protected] www.JacobsEstateJewelry.com Better quality antique and estate jewelryoffered in pristine condition Jacqueline Stahl 2239 Jacqueline Stahl James Infante-20th Century 1304Decorative Arts James Infante Phone: 917-864-6780 | [email protected] in 20th Century Decorative Arts: Amphora, Zsolnay, Hagenauer, Art Nouveau, Wiener Werkstatte, Secessionist, Art Deco Silver
James Kahllo Fine Art 3427 James Kahllo James Koester Antiques 2310 James Koester Jamie’s Antiques 2445 Jamie Shenkman Croton-on-Hudson, NY 10520 USA Phone: 914.874.7334 | Fax: 914.271.7998 [email protected] rubylane.com/shops/jamiesantiques Vintage and Antique Jewelry, Bookends,Photo Frames Jane Fletcher 3105 Jane Fletcher Janet Lehrer 3434 Janet Lehrer JDE Trading Ltd 3422 Jason Ellman Jessica Pack Antiques 2248 Jessica Pack Jetiques 2447 Joan Goodman Joan & Harvey Wenz 2207 Joan Wenz Joann Goldfarb Inc. 3430 Joann Goldfarb John Ribar 1601 John Ribar John Walker Antiques 3219 Jorge Santibanez Johnway Asian Antiques 2422 Jian Zhu Jolene Cooper 3345 Jolene Cooper Jon E. Rider Antiques 3500 Jon Rider Joseph D. Cantara 3202 Joseph Cantara Joseph Pelino 1313 Joseph Pelino
Joy Starr Enterprises 3252 Joy Starr
EXHIBITORSJoyce Groussman Estate 3310 & Fine JewelryJoyce Groussman
Joyce’s Jems 2453 Joyce Tandlech JSD Antiques 3115 James Dolph Judith Ravnitzky 3245 Judith Ravnitzky K Karen McWharter 2161 Karen McWharter Karen Murphy 2313 Karen Murphy Kathy Brown 2458 Kathy Brown Katrich Studios, Inc. 2406 Paul Katrich Katy Kane, Inc. 4800 Katy Kane Katz Modern 1515 Michael Katz Kay Mertens 2408 Kay Mertens Keller & Ross 1613 Joseph Keller Ken’s Collectables 1418 Kenneth Sheldon Kensington House Antiques 3223 Douglas Gaddis Kimerling Antiques 3524 Bob Kimerling Kingston Bay Gallery 2355 Valdo Strzelcki Kit Republic 2311 Charoonkit Thahong Koblenz & Co 3544 Merle Koblenz Kozloff and Meaders 3234 Mark Meaders
LL & Z Antique and Estate Jewelers 3227 Janet Dunayevich LABELS INC 2467Erna VandekerckhoveLa Verrerie D’Art 3526 Alain Fournier Ladybag International 2125 Adrienne Astrologo 945 North Randolph Street Philadelphia, PA 19123 USA Phone: 917.822.0414 [email protected] www.ladybaginternational.com High Fashion Handbags and Accessories/ Louis Vuitton & Goyard Antique travel pieces Lana’s Gallery 3128 Lana Speyer Lara Joyce Antiques 2459 Joyce Goldstein Larry Dalton 3200 Larry Dalton Latif Mecikukic 2209 Agime Osmanovic Laurie’s Glories 3309 Laurie Goldberg Lawrence Michael Antiques 1200, 4100 Lawrence Corcoran
LE COLONEL MOUTARDE 2465Remi Duboquet & Clemence Yon
Lenore Dailey, LLC 3420 Lenore Dailey Leslie Chin 1412 Leslie Chin Linda Elmore Antiques 1205 Linda Elmore Linda Gumb 2208 Linda Gumb Lisa Victoria Vintage Clothing 2254 Lisa D’Angelo Little Shiny Objects 2140 Marcy Drexler
EXHIBITORSLoana Marina Purrazzo 1207 Loana Marina Purrazzo Lofty Vintage 2155 Andrea Hall Levy Lorraine Wambold Estate Jewelry 3322 Lorraine & Rich Wambold Lulu’s Vintage Lovelies 2158 Yardena Nameri M M&M Antiques Inc. 1219 Mark Kaplan M.L. Brown, Inc. 3216 Michael Brown MTE Antiques 3319 Mary & Terry Eletheriou
Mabel Emile Leitz Gallery 1416 Osamu Miyachi Mainly Art 1303 Mark Fisk Majolica, LLC 3525 Philippe Meunier Manhattan Art & Antique Gallery 1318 Frida Goral MANTIQUES MODERN 1300 Cory Margolis Maria Niforos 2230 Maria Niforos Marie A Bradley 2253 Marie Bradley Marie E. Betteley, Inc. 3203 Marie Betteley Marilyn Hitchcock Vintage 2156 Marilyn Hitchcock Mark Foster & Nattley Veenstra 2305 Mark Foster Marsh & Ackerman Ltd. 3100 Laurie Ackerman MarshaManchester.com 3541 Marsha Manchester MarsMost Antiques 3144 Patricia Marisco
Martin Chasin Fine Arts, L.L.C. 3143 Martin Chasin Martin Kay/Bill Yellen, LLC 3225 Martin Kay Marvin Baer 3323Marvin Baer
Meelheim & Scott 3527 David Meelheim Melody Rodgers 3304 Melody Rodgers Mercanteinfiera 3302 www.mercanteinfiera.it Michael Oster Asian Art 3224 Michael Oster Michael Weinstein/Artifacts 3523 Michael Weinstein Michele Fox 2444 Michele Fox Michell Antiques 3443 Henry Michell Mid Century Madness 2448 Lori Todd Trishman MING QING DYNASTY LLC 2325 Chien Cho Li
\Missing Link Antiques 2455 Lance Hoyt Mitchell Swerdlow, Inc. 2227 Mitchell Swerdlow MIYAMOTO Japanese Art of Textiles 2243 Noriko Miyamoto Mona Parker, Inc. 3106 Mona Parker Montclair Antique Center 4500Marsha BonForte
Mood Indigo 1218 Diane Petipas Moongold Antiques 3253 Joan Mollan More & More Antiques 2407 Steve Mohr
EXHIBITORS Morphy Auctions 2224 Dan Morphy 2000 N. Reading Rd. Denver, PA 17517 USA Phone: 877.968.8880 [email protected] www.morphyauctions.com Advertising, Coin-op, Toys, Cast Iron, Dolls, Fine& Decorative Arts, Firearms, Automobiles Moss Studios 2345Breck Armstrong Moussa Noorani 3426Moussa Noorani Mr. Modern 1202 Don Colclough Myers-Huffman Antiques 3334 Jeff Myers N National Estate Jewelers 3535 Barry Blank Neil Ingber Antiques 1415 Neil Ingber Night Owl Antiques 3540 Anthony Puca O Oakgem 3426 Vadim Krivitsky Object d’ Art Antiques 3135 Barbara Lanchart Objets d’Art Workshop 3519 Oleg Konstantinov Odds & Ads 2245 Pamela Coghlan Olivia Garay Vintage Retro 1519 Olivia Garay Once... 1403 Susan Frisher Only Authentics 1700 Charles Rogers 1008 Hudson Park Edgewater, NJ 07020 [email protected]
Orbis Carto Numis 2438 Suraj Joshi P Pamela Hartung 2273 Pamela Hartung Past Pleasures Moderne 1504 Don Selkirk Patina LLC 2128 Lenore Newman
Patricia Novissimo - 3000Lowther AntiquesPatricia Novissimo
Patrician Antiques 2366 Patricia Moore Pearl Washington’s 1514 Kathy Schneider Philip Chasen Antiques 3400 Philip Chasen Pierre Famille 3512 Donald Stone PJBRIVET 2268Pierre-Jacques Brivet
PlanetGlass 1214 Laura Friedman Pocketbook Vintage 2359 Susan Bergin
Polaris Gallery 1314Kevin Harty
Posh Jewels Worldwide 2352 Cynthia Owci Post Road Gallery 2228 David Bahssin Posters by Nancy Steinbock 2214 Nancy Steinbock Prather Beeland, Inc. 3211 Jane Humphreys Prestige Gems 2328 Terry Celano PreviewMod 1505 Nikki Chaman
EXHIBITORS R R & A International Design, LLC. 2123 Rosaria Varra R & P Kassai, LLC 3419 Peter Kassi R & R Estate Jewelers 2229 Ralph Sanders Rago Arts & Auction Center 4700 David Rago Raphan/Fuentes 1400 Roslyn Raphan ray kisber art + design 1215 Ray Kisber Rayon Roskar 2211 Rayon Roskar Recursive 2164 Constance Garvey Renaissance Interiors LLC 3502 Violetta Vadanian Renata Ramsburg Antiques 3246Renata Ramsburg
Renato Cipullo Designs 1611 Renato Cipullo Rivka S. Katvan 2347 Rivka Katvan
Robert Lloyd Inc 3436Robert Lloyd
Robert Milberg Antiques 3408 Robert Milberg
Robert N Hockaday Antiques 2226 Bob Hockaday Robin’s Antiques 3324 Robin Rafimayeri Rosalie Clauson Antiques LLC 3136Istvan Levai Rosebud Gallery 1510 Ed Forcum & Anni Forcum Rose’s Antiques 3244 Sharon Creed Roxanne Stuart 1517 Roxanne Stuart
Roy Rover 1201 Roy Rover S Sage Antiques 2356 Susan Goldsweig
Sakai Antiques, Inc. 4300 Richard Sakai Sally Wistman Antiques 2439 Sally Wistman Sands of Time Ancient Art 3507 Sue Mc Govern Seaway China Company 3103 Arron Rimpley Selina Vaughan Studios 2259 Patrick Vaughan Sheila Reider Antiques 2457 Sheila Reider Shibui Inc. 3406 Dane Owen Sidco Studios 3421 Joan Cohen Signet B and J 1320 Berta Kogan Silver & Silver 3226 Antronio D’Ortona Silver Trinket Shop 3337 Mark Fridman Skinner Auctioneers and Appraisers 2428 www.skinnerinc.com Slope Antiques 3546 Susan Kurtzman Small Pleasures 1602 Kathie Corrado Soheil Oriental Rugs 3444 Sammy Sasanian SPQR Antiques/Branded 2127Luxury Unlimited Marco Astrologo Stallion Hill Gallery 3221 David Chang
EXHIBITORSStazia Loren 2327Stacy Lauren Smith
Steven Thomas, Inc. 2403 Steven Thomas Sue Brown 3509 Sue Brown Susan Simon 3204 Susan Simon T T. J. Antorino Antiques and Design 2314 Tony Antorino The Archives 2166 Lisa Fernandez
The Collord Gallery, Nantucket 3335 Fred Collord The Emporium, Ltd. 3102 Leo Mavrovitis The Emporium 3330 Joshua Cohn The Globe USA 3229Domenico Buceti
The Great Dane Collection 2108 William Isen The Gryphon’s Nest 3425 Brad Bloom The Highboy 1900 Olga Granda-Scott Douglas Scott [email protected] TheHighBoy.com The Linen Merchant 3305 Jim Thomas Titus Omega 3402 John Harvey Todd & Company 3233 Todd Johnson Tony Dai Chinese Art 3206 Tony Dai Treasures and Pleasures 2321 Carole Mirkin
Trifles - Matthew & Helen Robinson 2421 Matthew Robinson Try to Remember 1610 Ira & Miriam Raskin Turkey Mountain Traders 2212 Deborah Begner
Tutto Dal Mondo 3503 Sheila Parish U Uniquities 2122 Fran Cohen V Village Braider 2102 Bruce Emond Vintage Eyeware of NYC 1211 Esther Harris Phone: 917.721.6546 [email protected] Vintage and Antique Eyeware and Sunware1770’s -1990’s. Serving the fashion and filmindustries for 20 years. Wholesale and trade inquires welcomed. Vintage Lighters and Watches 1604 Ira & John Pilossof, Criscitiello VINTAGE ROYALTY JEWELRY 2270Meena Ossei-Kuffour VINTAGE 201 2375Gina Menta
Vintage With A Twist 2258 Elaine Klausman W Walker’s Collectibles 2154 Carol Walker
Way Back When 1608 Ninette Silverman Westport Auctions 2206 Travis Worrell What Once Was 2346 Michal Feinmesser
EXHIBITORS What Was Is Vintage 1315 Judy Bergman William Jeffrey Gallery 2304 Bill Lynch
Worden Select Objects 2340 Lynn Worden y YAFA SIGNED JEWELS 3228 Maurice Moradof Yosha Graphics 2241 Michael Yosha Your Grandma Had It 2344 Paula Cohen
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