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The selection here matches the warehouse proportions. A mammoth two-story space contains oversize garden ornaments, statuary, iron grills, fixtures...Read More
In the market for a stuffed giraffe head? How about a bracelet made of human hair or some vintage medical supplies? Woolly Mammoth has an ever...Read More
Choice antiques from Europe and elsewhere are sold at fair prices here. This is an excellent source for stately desks and dignified dining sets...Read More
More than 75 hand-picked dealers make it worth the trek to the Broadway Antique Market (known as BAM by its loyal fans). Mid-20th century is...Read More
A couple of blocks north of the Broadway Antique Market, this mall specializes in 20th-century goods. ...Read More
Dealer Ziggy Osak has a rich collection of fine 19th-century English and Continental antiques that are prized for being as functional as they...Read More
Father Time bills itself as the Midwest's largest retailer of vintage timepieces. In addition to pocket watches and clocks, it carries accessories...Read More
Travel back to antiquity amid this wondrous trove of classical Greek, Roman, and Byzantine coins and artifacts. Don't miss the gallery rooms...Read More
The sprawling, 50,000-square-foot showroom once known as Jay Robert's Antique Warehouse holds 17th- to 21st-century European furniture—ranging...Read More
Dozens of dealers carrying antiques and collectibles share this large space. There's a good selection of French and mid-20th-century modern...Read More
The emphasis here is on mid-20th-century furniture, accessories, and lighting from well-known designers like Paul McCobb, Eames, and Eero Saarinen...Read More
It's hard to resist the charming, piled-up displays of vintage hotel and restaurant china here. There's also an impressive selection of silver...Read More
The specialty here is French, Italian, and Scandinavian antiques, but you'll be lured in by the altogether uncommon mix of industrial and decorative...Read More
Devoted to the streamlined Biedermeier aesthetic, this shop carries choice furniture and accessories from the period along with art deco and...Read More
An enormous warehouse chock-full of leaded glass, garden ornaments, fireplace mantels, bathtubs, bars, and other architectural artifacts draws...Read More
The always-changing selection here includes plenty of art deco and art nouveau treasures, with a particularly impressive assortment of lamps...Read More
In a block-long, 23,000-square-foot space, Asian furnishings and artifacts are arranged in vignettes depicting various eras and regions, from...Read More
This store's superb collection of furniture, lighting, and decorative accessories from the 1940s to the '70s emphasizes industrial designs. ...Read More
Four floors of dealers in Asian and European antiques display their wares; some examples of modernism and Art Deco are thrown in for good measure. ...Read More
Open seven days a week, this one-stop, bi-level spot houses about 30 dealers selling art, jewelry, furniture, and many other items. ...Read More
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