a seattle-based appraisal practice and antiquarian gallery

dedicated to the study, valuation, and preservation of historic objects.

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antique appraisal services rooted in scholarship

Each appraisal begins with careful research into its maker, history, craftsmanship, and place within the broader story of its genre. That scholarship forms the foundation of a well-supported opinion of value.

Built upon years of academic study, professional training, and hands-on experience, every report is prepared with the rigor expected of a credentialed appraisal practice and the curiosity of someone who believes historic objects deserve to be deeply understood.

a closer look begins here

visit our little antique shop nestled in charming madison valley

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Located in Seattle's charming Madison Valley neighborhood, J.G. Antiquary Co. is surrounded by independent boutiques, cafés, and neighborhood restaurants, making it the perfect place to spend a leisurely afternoon.

Whether you're searching for a particular treasure or simply enjoy wandering among beautiful old things, we invite you to stop by and explore. You'll find us at 2811 E. Madison St., Suite RB, Seattle, WA 98112.

Our shop dog, Finn, would love to see you.

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2811 E Madison St. Suite RB, Seattle, WA 98112

Open Thursdays-Mondays 11am-5pm

(206) 422-0901

shop the collection

Explore a curated selection of antiques and historic objects, with new discoveries added regularly.

research

Beyond the gallery and appraisals, the research continues. Here you'll find essays, object studies, and historical explorations inspired by the pieces that capture my attention. Articles explore craftsmanship, provenance, design, and cultural history, revealing the mystery hidden in historic objects. Whether examining a single artifact or a broader moment in decorative arts, these writings celebrate the belief that understanding an object is as rewarding as owning or beholding one.