Hixenbaugh Ancient Art Ltd.

Posted on Oct 23, 2016 in

The gallery is dedicated to handling fine authentic antiquities. All of the pieces we handle are legally and ethically acquired, in complete accordance with US and international regulations and laws concerning the import and sale of ancient objects. We deal only in authentic pieces with minimal or no restoration. All objects sold by us are […]

Godel & Co. Fine Art

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We are a different art gallery. We own the vast majority of our inventory because we believe that artworks of superior quality prove to be excellent investments over time. During the past thirty-two years we have sold artworks of major historical importance to museums and private collections across the country. We understand the relevance of […]

George Glazer

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Antique globes, maps, prints and art. Located on Manhattan’s Upper East Side since 1993, the George Glazer Gallery’s unusual ambiance reflects its owner scholarly and intellectual with an eye for the decorative and a sense of humor that revels in the offbeat. This interesting combination has attracted the attention of the antiques and home decorating […]

European Decorative Arts Company

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The European Decorative Arts Company, founded in 1996 by Scott Defrin, specializes in the finest European ivory carvings, objects of vertu (enamels and hardstones carvings) ,decorative carriage clocks, early 19th century porcelain and works of art by innovative 19th century designers and manufacturers. Mr. Defrin received his Master of Arts degree in the History of […]

Philip Colleck, Ltd.

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Established in 1938, Philip Colleck, Ltd. Specializes in very fine eighteenth and early nineteenth century English Furniture and works of art. We are located in midtown Manhattan in a pre-Civil War Landmark brick house at 311 East 58th Street, just east of Second Avenue. Two floors of exhibition space display our collection of William & […]

Charles Cheriff Galleries

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For over 90 years and four generations, Charles Cheriff Galleries has been one of the worlds leading antique dealers specializing in Signed 19th Century French Furniture, Chandeliers, Sconces, Mirrors, Pianos, Fireplaces, and European Porcelains, Bronzes and Marble Sculptures. Located in the heart of New York’s Greenwich Village and the Importing and Wholesale Antique District, Charles […]

J.N. Bartfield Galleries

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J. N. Bartfield Galleries has handled many magnificent works in its long history. Four standouts will give you some idea of the scope and grandeur of of offerings. Frederic Remington’s works are a mainstay at Bartfield’s. One of many major Remingtons is The Lone Scout, a 20 x 26 inch oil executed in 1906, when the […]

L’Antiquaire and the Connoisseur

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The Connoisseur Inc. was established in 1935 by Countess Ruth Costantino, the first female fine art dealer in the United States. She helped popularize eighteenth century French decorative arts in the U.S. and helped form some of the great twentieth century private collections of French furniture. She advised such clients as Madame Consuelo Vanderbilt Balsan, […]

Antiquarium Ancient Art

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Antiquarium Ancient Art has specialized in the in the sale of the highest museum-quality authentic antiquities from the Classical, Egyptian and Near Eastern worlds since 1979. Works of art from Antiquarium Ancient Art compliment the collections of any of the world’s finest museums and most prestigious academic and private collections. All objects are sold with […]

Daphne Alazraki Fine Art

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With more than 3 decades of experience in the art world, Daphne Alazraki Fine Art offers European and American paintings from the 19th Century through Contemporary fields, with emphasis on French Post-Impressionist works. Daphne Alazraki, a California native, has dealt in fine art services for over 35 years.  After working at Christies NY, Alazraki moved […]