Nathan Liverant and Son has been actively dealing in eighteenth and early nineteenth century American furniture, decorative arts, paintings and textiles since 1920. We specialize in fine examples of Connecticut and New England furniture made prior to 1840. Acquisitions from our large inventory of fine quality antiques are represented in private collections and major museums across the country.
Owner, Arthur Liverant, is a third generation antiques dealer. He is the son of Zeke Liverant and grandson of Nathan, who founded the business more than 95 years ago. Since 1949, Nathan Liverant and Son has been located in a former Baptist meeting house on South Main Street in Colchester, Connecticut. Arthur is joined in the business by his wife Gigi, and associates Kevin Tulimieri and Ellen Sharon.
Our goal at Nathan Liverant and Son is to provide a fair value to our clients, whether you are buying or selling antiques. We value our reputation and guarantee all items in our inventory as represented.
Owner, Arthur Liverant, is a third generation antiques dealer. He is the son of Zeke Liverant and grandson of Nathan, who founded the business more than 95 years ago. Since 1949, Nathan Liverant and Son has been located in a former Baptist meeting house on South Main Street in Colchester, Connecticut. Arthur is joined in the business by his wife Gigi, and associates Kevin Tulimieri and Ellen Sharon.
Our goal at Nathan Liverant and Son is to provide a fair value to our clients, whether you are buying or selling antiques. We value our reputation and guarantee all items in our inventory as represented.
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Nathan Liverant and Son is proud to be celebrating 100 years in the business of handling fine Americana.
Our business has bought and sold thousands of objects over three generations.
We have had the privilege of handling objects fashioned by some of the finest craftsmen of the 18th and 19th century.
Our 100 remarkable years in business began in 1920 with Nathan Liverant.
At the age of 11 years, Nathan was put on a boat in Odessa, Russia to travel alone to a better life in America.
Unfortunately, Nathan's family never joined him in the new country.
Our business has bought and sold thousands of objects over three generations.
We have had the privilege of handling objects fashioned by some of the finest craftsmen of the 18th and 19th century.
Our 100 remarkable years in business began in 1920 with Nathan Liverant.
At the age of 11 years, Nathan was put on a boat in Odessa, Russia to travel alone to a better life in America.
Unfortunately, Nathan's family never joined him in the new country.
We missed the opportunity to share our 100th Anniversary in 2020, so this year we are celebrating 101 Years of Nathan Liverant and Son.
The festivities will be held outdoors under a large tent on our front lawn, and will include good food and drink available all day.
Masks are required inside the shop.
All are welcome to enjoy our Open House with refreshments, music and surprises.
We are pleased to offer a One-Day-Only 25% Anniversary Discount on our entire inventory of early American antiques and arts.
The festivities will be held outdoors under a large tent on our front lawn, and will include good food and drink available all day.
Masks are required inside the shop.
All are welcome to enjoy our Open House with refreshments, music and surprises.
We are pleased to offer a One-Day-Only 25% Anniversary Discount on our entire inventory of early American antiques and arts.
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