Objects in the Loft A2Z Modern
3611 S. Dixie Hwy, 2nd Floor 40 Harlow St., WORCESTER
WEST PALM BEACH 508/795-1999,
www.A2Zmodern.com
561/659-0403,
www.objectsintheloft.com Selling and buying 20th-century
6,000 sq. ft. gallery showcasing Mission, furniture, art, pottery, textiles, sculptures.
modern and vintage rattan.
Gropius House
Pre-View 68 Baker Bridge Rd., LINCOLN
3321 NE 32nd St., FT. LAUDERDALE 617/227-3956,
www.historicnewengland.org
954/565-1645,
www.previewmod.com Historic New England’s youngest antique:
1940s through Pop culture originals, Bauhaus home of Walter Gropius.
furniture, lighting and objects.
Michigan
Jack Vinales 20th Century Classics
Acme Mercantile
539 S. Pineapple Ave., SARASOTA
111 West Liberty St., ANN ARBOR
941/957-0002,
www.jackvinalesantiques.com
734/213-3722,
www.acmemercantile.com
Specializing in midcentury furniture and
The world’s smallest department store –
decorative arts, American and Scandinavian with a funky flair.
art pottery and Bakelite.
Vertu
Georgia
514 S. Washington, ROYAL OAK
City Issue
248/545-6050
325 Elizabeth St., NE ATLANTA
Specializing in midcentury modern since 1985.
678/999-9075,
www.cityissue.com
Atlanta’s midcentury style emporium.
Nebraska
NEST
Victory Vintage Home
1827 O St., LINCOLN
303 E. College Ave., DECATUR
402-475-NEST,
www.nestlincoln.com
404/373-5511,
www.victoryvintage.com
Buying and selling midcentury modern in
20th-century treasures.
the Midwest.
Illinois
Room Inc.
Arts 220
421 South 11th St.,
895 1/2 Green Bay Rd., WINNETKA
The Old Market, OMAHA
847/501-3084,
www.arts220.com
402/342-7666,
www.roomomaha.com
Edgewater Antique Mall
Knoll, Vitra, Modernica, Herman Miller.
6314 N. Broadway, CHICAGO
Your one-stop-modern shop.
773/262-2525
www.edgewaterantiquemall.com
New York
Timelessly modern.
A wide variety of Mission, Deco, midcentury
Bopkat Vintage
furniture and accessories.
117 Union St., BROOKLYN
718/222-1820
Furniture Lounge
Specializing in midcentury clothing,
9 E. University Ave., CHAMPAIGN
Flawlessly authentic.
accessories and collectibles.
217/352-5150,
www.furniturelounge.com
Bridges Over Time
2nd Location:
97 Liberty St., NEWBURGH
126 W Main St., URBANA
845/569-8191,
www.bridgesovertime.com
217/344-1500
Buying and selling mid-century modern
Dalton’s American Decorative Arts
furniture, artwork and accessories.
1931 James St., SYRACUSE
315/463-1568,
www.daltons.com
Iowa
Specializing in midcentury
Custom creations
A-Okay Antiques
furniture and decorative arts.
124 5th St., W. DES MOINES
for the classic homes
515/255-2525,
atomicblond@msn.com
Guéridon
37 W. 20th St., NEW YORK
Kentucky
212/677-7740,
www.gueridon.com
2023
Vintage midcentury furnishings and exclusive U.S.
2023 Frankfort Ave., LOUISVILLE
distributor of Serge Mouille lighting re-editions.
502/899-9872
Mark McDonald
Selling mid-century furniture and fashion
555 Warren St., HUDSON
since 1996.
518/828-6320,
www.markmcdonald.biz
The Deal
20th-century decorative arts featuring ceramics, midc
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1004 Barret Ave., LOUISVILLE
glass, jewelry, furniture & books, new & vintage.
502/479-1000,
s.omer@insightbb.com
Skyscraper
Mid-century furniture, lighting, art and accessories.
1040 Lexington Ave., NEW YORK
Louisiana
212/588-0644,
www.skyscraperny.com
Neophobia
2855 Magazine St., NEW ORLEANS
Ohio
504/899-2444,
www.neophobia-nola.com
BOOM
2499 Lee Blvd., in the Heights Rockefeller
Maine
Building, CLEVELAND HEIGHTS
Angela Adams Design
216/320-1784,
info@boommodern.com
273 Congress St., PORTLAND
Industrial, modern, primitive. Buying
800/255-9454,
www.angelaadams.com
and selling.
Fax 207/877-9818
Flower Child
Massachusetts
11508 Clifton Blvd., CLEVELAND
info@CrestviewDoors.com
20th Century Provenance
216/939-9933
348 Broadway, CAMBRIDGE
Vintage ’30s–’70s collectables,
(866) 454-6302
617/547-2300
home furnishings and clothing.
www.CrestviewDoors.com
www.20thcenturyprovenance.com
Designer furniture and decorative arts
of the 20th century.
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