Janet's Antiques is an inviting antique shop that's been servicing the people of Madison, Wisconsin for over 40 years. Our professional team is known for our expert knowledge and keen discrimination in our respective fields. Because of our diligent research, we're knowledgeable about furniture, glass, china, lighting and silver. We pride ourselves on constantly cultivating the discerning eye, coupled with the savvy experience of over 40 years of buying and selling in the market.
Our inventory consists of furniture from the 18th century through the first half of the 20th century, as well as a varied selection of glassware, china, silver, Orientalia and fine art. Whether you're looking for antique furniture or fine art, visit us today, or call (608) 238-3300 for more information about our pieces which are currently available.
We have a wide selection of high-quality antiques and specialize in furniture, porcelains, fine art, and glassware. Below are the variety of antique items you will find at our store.
Our inventory consists of furniture from the 18th century through the first half of the 20th century, as well as a varied selection of glassware, china, silver, Orientalia and fine art. Whether you're looking for antique furniture or fine art, visit us today, or call (608) 238-3300 for more information about our pieces which are currently available.
We have a wide selection of high-quality antiques and specialize in furniture, porcelains, fine art, and glassware. Below are the variety of antique items you will find at our store.
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Welcome to our store at Janet's Antiques LLP in Madison, Wisconsin, and to our online store at http://www.janetsantiques.com.
We are a family business of mother, Janet Holden Hoopes, and Elizabeth Jane Barber, daughter.
We started this business in 1973 by doing antique shows.
We soon had a small storefront, and then an old house, and now, by God's grace, a beautiful new shop on University and Midvale in Madison.
We love working together, love antiques and we enjoy the people who love them.
Each of us has expert knowledge and keen discrimination in our respective fields.
We are a family business of mother, Janet Holden Hoopes, and Elizabeth Jane Barber, daughter.
We started this business in 1973 by doing antique shows.
We soon had a small storefront, and then an old house, and now, by God's grace, a beautiful new shop on University and Midvale in Madison.
We love working together, love antiques and we enjoy the people who love them.
Each of us has expert knowledge and keen discrimination in our respective fields.
If you wish to sell an antique, it is advisable to make an appointment before bringing it into the shop.
Alternatively, we can generally determine whether we are interested in an item from a good photograph.
Japanese and Chinese decorative arts including bronzes, silver, cloisonne, porcelain, pottery and furniture.
We consider consignments of antiques, dating from the 18th through the early 20th century.
Photographs are very helpful.
After an item is accepted for sale on consignment, it is the responsibility of the consignor to bring the item to our shop.
Alternatively, we can generally determine whether we are interested in an item from a good photograph.
Japanese and Chinese decorative arts including bronzes, silver, cloisonne, porcelain, pottery and furniture.
We consider consignments of antiques, dating from the 18th through the early 20th century.
Photographs are very helpful.
After an item is accepted for sale on consignment, it is the responsibility of the consignor to bring the item to our shop.
American Towle Old Colonial pattern monogrammed vermeil sterling silver cream ladle.
First issued in 1895, Towle's Old Colonial pattern reflects a Neoclassical influence from Colonial America, presented with a flanged fluted bowl, recalling architectural columnar shafts, dipping from a handle molded with two elongated beaded "C" scrolls enclosing a slender waisted lower shaft, and the upper shaft rounding between two small beaded "C" scrolls underlying an ogee-molded end punctuated with two beaded serpentine-scrolls flanking a paneled urn having a dramatic flame finial cut-out between the scrolls to suggest a "broken pediment" recalling the Early American case furniture.
First issued in 1895, Towle's Old Colonial pattern reflects a Neoclassical influence from Colonial America, presented with a flanged fluted bowl, recalling architectural columnar shafts, dipping from a handle molded with two elongated beaded "C" scrolls enclosing a slender waisted lower shaft, and the upper shaft rounding between two small beaded "C" scrolls underlying an ogee-molded end punctuated with two beaded serpentine-scrolls flanking a paneled urn having a dramatic flame finial cut-out between the scrolls to suggest a "broken pediment" recalling the Early American case furniture.
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