Antiques à Halifax, NS avec site web
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5737 Mccully St, Halifax, B3K 1R4
(902) 455-9223
appraisers, clothing accessories resale consignment, dealers consultants, Antiquaires, art galleries, interior designers, vente, clothing, consignment, silverware, Magasinage et Magasins de spécialité, Dealer, tapestries, related categories, antique reproductions, Art Gallery, Antiquités, Antique Dealers, accessories resale, gift shops, Antique store, Auctioneer, regional municipality, automobile antique classic cars 
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1061 Marginal Rd, Unit 104, Halifax, B3H 4P7
902 492 2522
lithographers, first nations goods, statuary, art transport storage, art restorations, picture frames dealers, antique dealers, auctioneers, Museums, regional municipality, pictures retail, art galleries, Art Gallery, related categories, Museum 
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1274 Hollis Street, Halifax, B3J 1T6
(902) 446-4077
marchands & galeries d art, pictures retail, lithographers, Art Gallery, antique dealers, Magasinage et Magasins de spécialité, Matériel d artistes et Services, related categories, picture frames dealers, auctioneers, Conseillers, first nations goods, art transport storage, statuary, art restorations, regional municipality, art galleries 
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6438 Quinpool Road, Halifax, B3L 1A8
(902) 456-1412
Finer Things has been in business for over 20 years and is most well-known for carrying pieces of local history. The store has put pieces in important Nova Scotia institutions such as the Maritime Museum of the Atlantic and Province House. Jack Craft, the store's owner, is also an accredited appraiser and a member of the prestigious Canadian Antiques Dealers Association. 
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2713 Agricola St, Halifax, B3K 4C7
(902) 423-5400
Hours:Mon.9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.Tue-Fri.9:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m.Sat.9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.Sun.11:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. 
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5675 Spring Garden Rd, Halifax, B3J 1G9
(902) 423-6024
silverware, vente, Miscellaneous Retail, furniture used, Auctioneer, antique reproductions, Used merchandise stores, surplus merchandise, related categories, dealers consultants, bailiffs, Magasinage et Magasins de spécialité, Dealer, interior designers, Retail Trade, regional municipality, Antiques, tapestries, Appraiser, liquidators, Antiquaires, Antiques and Collectibles, art galleries, flea markets, gift shops, Antiquités, automobile antique classic cars, Antique Dealers 
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6437 Cork Street Unit 4, Halifax, B3L 1Z5
(902) 422-8995
art transport storage, East, art galleries, first nations goods, galeries d art, statuary, cadres, pictures retail, picture frames dealers, Magasinage et Magasins de spécialité, marchands & galeries d art, Gallery, auctioneers, Matériel d artistes et Services, détaillants, Art Gallery, lithographers, Coast, commerçants, antique dealers, related categories, Art, Artists, regional municipality, consultants, art restorations, Contemporary, Conseillers 
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296 Starboard Dr, Halifax, B3M 4W7
902-209-1317
Antiques, Antique store 
5455 Inglis Street, Halifax, B3H 1J6
(902) 429-8999
Houston North Gallery, opened in 1981, was located in historic Lunenburg, Nova Scotia for thirty years, and devoted to showing, selling and educating the public on Inuit art and culture. The gallery was originally owned and operated by John and Alma Houston, a son and mother team who spent much of their lives in the Arctic before moving south. With the passing of Alma in 1997, the gallery is now directed by John. In 2011, in response to great changes in the worlds of art and business, John sold the building and made the gallery completely on-line. The Houston Family is celebrating 66 years of artistic collaboration with the Inuit of Canada, beginning in 1948 when John’s father, James Houston, traveled to the Arctic on a drawing adventure to capture the lives and culture of the people there. Upon realizing their talent for carving, he chose to stay and help them bring world recognition to what would become internationally known as Inuit art. What started as an experiment soon turned into the main form of economic support for the Inuit, as their nomadic lives came to an end in the 1950s. The history and philosophy of the Gallery is immediately connected to the lives of the Houstons and the beginning of the Inuit art market in Canada. Through the Houston North Gallery, this legacy has continued while providing an educational outlet to help others learn more about Canada’s North and the people who have populated it since prehistoric times. We hope you enjoy our website where you will find a wide variety of Inuit art from various communities as well as selected treasures of Nova Scotia Folk art. The gallery is also proud to offer services to the collector, including expert appraisals, a fine arts restoration, and sound advice on all matters pertaining to acquiring, shaping, and, when the time comes, selling or donating a collection.