Antique Dealers in Suffolk County, MA

For over 50 years Autrefois Antiques, a family business, has embraced a wide spectrum of styles in furniture, lighting, fine arts and decoration from the 17th to the mid-twentieth century. The Brookline Antique store is run and run by antique dealer Francesca Rowe and is situated in Brookline Village,

There is an Erwin Pearl. Born in Vienna, Austria, Erwin Pearl came to the US as a young boy. He soon became a leading designer of fine jewelry, even winning the prestigious Diamond International Award for five consecutive years. However, the challenge of designing pieces accessible to a wider audience

Trianon Antiques imports fine quality antiques from the eighteenth, nineteenth and early twentieth centuries directly from France, Italy, England and other countries. Our showroom is named after the smaller palaces on the grounds of the Chateau of Versailles, where generations of royalty sought a garden-inspired

Conway's Vintage Treasures is owned by Kevin Conway, a collector of Vintage Movie Posters, Historical & Sports Memorabilia, and rare Celebrity Autographs for about twenty five years. While serving in the US Navy aboard a nuclear powered submarine, I attended a local auction (while of course on shore

For more than twenty five years, we currently have handpicked the finest Swedish and Danish antiques to fill your home with character, beauty, a touch of what was, and a nod to what will be. Inspired by both the necessity and simplicity of the countryside, and the craftsmanship and style of skilled artisans,

The Red River Trading Company evolved from the idea that rivers are the source of life and inspiration. Our collection springs from Asia, and the color red represents both joy and passion and is used on every cheerful occasion. Tapping the time-honored culture of merchant trading, we bring our collection

We specialize in American Arts and Crafts antiques by makers such as Gustav Stickley, L&JG Stickley, Stickley Brothers, J. M. Young, Harden, Lifetime, Limbert, and others. The gallery showcases period objects produced in New England, emphasizing the important role that this region played in the American