“I am a native Texan and received my degree in Business Administration from North Texas State University.  Building a home in Atlanta sparked my interest in antique lighting, furniture and accessories.  I hardly ever buy anything new. “In Grand Rapids, Michigan, I became an official antiques dealer in 1976, specializing in light fixtures.  Now in … Continue reading Betty H. Bell Antiques →

Philip Mead is the owner of Mead Americana, an antiques and ephemera business specializing in Colonial and Revolutionary American militaria, books, paper, and personal objects. Mead holds a Ph.D. in early American history from Harvard University. Before starting his business, Mead was Chief Historian and Curator of the Museum of the American Revolution in Philadelphia … Continue reading Mead Americana →

Bob has been involved in the Antiques business since 1972, while attending The Ohio State University. The love of the Outdoors eventually led him to pursue a career in the Sporting Art, Sporting Collectibles and Rustic Specialty fields of the antique business.

It has taken us a long time to get to this point in business. Starting as collectors in 1965, trying to furnish our first home with antiques soon became a passion. The hunt was on. Furniture, vintage decoys, folk art and much more soon became a driving force in our lives. As we began to … Continue reading J & G Enoksen →

Allan and Penny are well known amongst both the collector and dealer communities as respected dealers with extensive knowledge, a keen eye, and a strong passion for period American Folk Art. Penny, a native of Wilkes-Barre Penn. has a BS in Social Work and an MSW from Columbia University. She began her love affair with … Continue reading Allan Katz Americana →

I’ve sometimes wondered if becoming an antiques dealer was in part genetic, as my great-grandfather Oscar owned a pawn shop in Jersey City, NJ in the early 19th century.  But regardless of what started me on this path, being an antiques dealer is the best job I ever had . . . learning new things, … Continue reading Randi Ona Antiques →

Mark McHugh and Spencer Gordon have been in business together as Spencer Marks since 1987. When we met, Mark was working in IT for a major telecommunications company in Boston, and Spencer had just finished his degree in history at BU. Spencer continued his studies in decorative arts when, four years later, we established our … Continue reading Spencer Marks, Ltd. →

Founder of Ziebarth’s Gallery, Zac Ziebarth is a second-generation antiques & art dealer specializing in Native American Art, Historic Militaria, and Antique Americana. At age 32, he is President-elect of the Antiques Dealers Association of America, Inc., representing a youthful wave of energy to the antiques trade while being guided by his traditional roots. Some … Continue reading Ziebarth’s Gallery →

Bittner Antiques was founded by Brian Bittner, a third generation Vermont antique dealer with over twenty years of experience. His grandfather, Jack, began buying and selling antiques in the 1960s and opened his shop, “Yankee Ingenuity Antiques,” in Brattleboro, VT. Brian’s father, George, picked up the trade at an early age and continues to buy … Continue reading Bittner Antiques →