Maine Antique Digest March 2015

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Maine Antique Digest, March 2015 9-E
THE Choice
for early buying.
Your weekly online show
where you can be
Fresh finds of the week will be posted
TUESDAY, AT NOON EST and a new
group will go live the following Tuesday
at noon.We have gathered the
BEST PICKERS to post their weekly
fresh finds so you can be first in line.
Steve & Judy Ball Kansas
30 year full-time Midwestern
antiques dealers with art and
Americana
Tom Delach Ohio
Over 40 years expertise in Native
American textiles and sculpture, folk
art and paintings
Sandy Jacobs Massachusetts
Over 40 years experience in
American decorative arts, folk art,
and antique jewelry
Ian McKelvey Connecticut
Early American furniture, decorative
arts, and glass
1st N Line Exhibitors
Mario Pollo Massachusetts
Interesting and original art, folk art,
and objects for the home
Paul Smith Iowa
Specializing in advertising, unusual
gadgets, and Americana
Steve Smoot Pennsylvania
Sourcing quality Americana for 35
years with a recent emphasis on
Navaho rugs and Native American
items
Douglas Solliday Missouri
40 years of shows, shop, and private
dealing. My first web presence.
Joshua Steenburgh New Hampshire
Specializing in fresh-to-the-market
antiques and folk art with graphic
appeal
Paul Thien & Douglas Warriner
Maryland
Quality antiques from the eighteenth
century to the mid-twentieth century
with an emphasis on design form and
surface
Bill Quinn Maine
30 years experience with a focus on
New England antiques and accessories
found in homes
Doug Wyant Michigan
Colorful Americana
1st N LINE
Debuts
February
17th, 2015