Antiques
Fireside Antiques & Interiors30 & 32 All Souls Crescent, Asheville
828-274-5977
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Fireside Antiques, Fireside Interiors and Fireside Market represent 40 years of family business. Ron Clemmer and Robert S. Griffin, architect, established the Biltmore location in 1979. Fireside Antiques is Asheville’s premier importer of English, Scottish and Irish antiques and Oriental porcelain. In addition to Japanese Imari, Chinese export and English ironstone, a fine selection of tea caddies, lap desks, English, Georgian, and Edwardian furniture and exceptional accessories are featured in the galleries. Interior design services are also offered through Fireside Biltmore.
Kimmel Trading Company
27 Page Avenue, Asheville
828-253-8801
kimmeltrading.com
Joe Kimmel has begun selling items from his wide-ranging art collection, sharing for the first time with discriminating buyers a classic assemblage of decorative art and design, unique originals, collectibles, Americana and retro reproductions. Kimmel’s collection includes American, European and Scandinavian fine art and design, including late 19th century and early 20th century examples of Art Nouveau and Art Deco. It also contains international-style arts and crafts, mid-century modernist furniture, glass, ceramics, paintings, photographs and sculpture, along with Pop Art ‘60s-era and post-modern objects.
Village Antiques
755 Biltmore Avenue, Asheville
828-252-5090
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Just down Biltmore Avenue toward the Village and Biltmore Estate, you’ll find Village Antiques, a 25,000-square-foot gallery showcasing one of the largest and most diverse collections in the South of Continental and American 17th to 20th century furniture, decorative arts and paintings. They continually collect the best from regional estates and the European countryside, so the gallery is constantly evolving with fresh finds. Village Antiques is a national destination for those who want true antiques for any home or business décor, and designers are always welcome. Come visit in person or online for a taste of the unusual on a grand scale.
