Did You Know? Seattle Dealers on 1st dibs
July 1st, 2009 at 10:34pm Stacy
If you are a follower of interior design—or you at least read the shelter mags—then you know that online antique market, 1st dibs, is hot right now for fabulous and rare furniture finds. But did you know that you can peruse offerings from antique dealers that are based right here in the Emerald City? Find something you like, and then go see it in person. Here is a list of the Seattle stores you’ll find on the site:
Bagatelle, (206) 855-0679
David Reed Weatherford Antiques & Interiors
Deja Neu
Galen Lowe Art & Antiques
Great Stuff
Honeychurch Antiques
John Yaconetti Antiques, (206) 284-4967
Turner Helton, (206) 443-9769
Polly McArthur & Associates
Red Ticking
Here are some of our favorites, for sale right now:
From Left: Shreve sterling tea service, 3,500 at David Reed Weatherford; French moustache-backed club chair, $3,200 at Deja Neu
Early American farm table, $5,200 at Red Ticking; huge lithograph post card: Lucy the Elephant, $2,800 at Great Stuff
French Art Deco living room suite, $19,950 at Bagatelle; silver Louis-Philippe mirror, $3,900 at Polly McArthur & Associates
pair of English elbow chairs, $7,295 at John Yaconetti; Chinese Han Dynasty Burial Statues, $1,800 at Honeychurch Antiques
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Alligator skull, $1,800 at Galen Lowe Art & Antiques; Brighton beach chair, $2,200 at Turner Helton
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1. Cindy Parsons | July 2nd, 2009 at 6:33 am
There is another excellent web portal that features Pacific Northwest dealers particularly in Portland and Seattle. You might want to look at http://www.bondandbowery.com, a less cluttered, easier to use and search web site, that offers lower price points for merchandise as good as any on 1stDibs. It is certainly my favorite.
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