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Lillie Antiques
16 Fort Hill Street
Wiscasset, ME, 04578
Phone : (207) 882-4044

	Lovell Hall Antiques Lovell Hall established in 1994. offers an unparalleled east-west fusion of stellar antiques, artifacts and furnishings embracing the inherent beauty of tradition, design and spirit of the past, weaving it into the present. By drawing from China, Japan,Tibet, Europe and America, we have created a rich and diverse selection of ancient art, antiques, woodblock prints, lamps, porcelains, scholar's rocks, oriental carpets and tribal textiles.

	Maine Antiques Dealers Association Welcome The members of the Maine Antiques Dealers Association (MADA) are enthusiastic and knowledgeable professionals who are committed to the promotion and appreciation of antiques. MADA connects buyers with sellers of antiques, and fellow antiques dealers with one another for professional support and exchange â€“ both within and outside the state of Maine.

	Merndale Antiques and Fine Art Bill and Marian Merner are the owners and operators of Merndale Antiques and Fine Art for over 40 years. We specialized in American country furniture and assessories, folk art, wagons and sleds and fine art. We have over 35yrs experience in the antique shows covering at least 20 states and DC. Now at our advanced age we sell by appointment only-so give us a call or email.!

	Nan Gurley Antiques Nan Gurley has been a Maine Antique Dealer for 35 years ~ specializing in American Country furniture in original paint and decoration, folk art, and appropriate decorative accessories. With the help of her husband Peter Mavris and her family she has managed high quality Antique Shows throughout New England since 1983. The shows focus on Early American & are extremely popular with dealers and collectors looking for the best 18th and 19th century Americana.

	R. Jorgensen Antiques After selling their Pepsi-Cola bottling plant in Montana in 1968, then working for two years in the Peace Corps in Ghana, Robert and Rebecca Jorgensen were searching for a new life venture. Family connections in Wells enticed them to this southern Maine coastal community. After 30 years of interest in antiques, and wishing to embark on a new career, they purchased the historic 1685 Mill House property and began living out their dream of dealing in fine period antiques.