West Howard Antiques District
West Howard Antiques District is nestled in the industrial section of historic Kensington, Maryland. Devoid of grand hotels, eateries, or beautiful gardens, West Howard might seem like the last place collectors from more upscale parts of Washington would swarm to, but the District is home to a surprisingly rich assortment of quality antiques from around the world. Major movie production companies have utilized West Howard antiques in their films. As you enter these shops your will be filled with large assortment of vintage and contemparary treasures. Don't be suprised if you are greeted by one of the many friendly little dogs in the stores. West Howard dealers have a tradition of bringing their furry loved ones to work with them. If you are antique hunting or looking for unique home or office decorating ideas West Howard is the first place to start. Be prepared to stay the whole afternoon.
Directions: West Howard Antiques District is approximately two miles north of I-495 exit 33 on Connecticut Avenue. Turn left on Howard Avenue at the Exxon station, continue to the second block where the Antique Warehouse District begins.
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French majolica, from the formal to more country, signed and unsigned, with special emphasis on oyster and asparagus plates and platters. *
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French country pottery and majolica Palissyware, jaspe, polka dots, and flowers abound. *
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A wide variety of shapes, sizes and colors to suit your fancy, decor and budget. *
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Rich Art Deco setting, with smart lines for contemporary lifestyles. Note particularly the amboyna buffet, the pair of roomy sculptural club chairs (one shown) and the fruit still life in the background. *
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Our shop dog Kaethe gives her nod of approval to our collection of oyster and asparagus plates. *
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La Belle Epoque - La Belle Epoque carries funiture and collectables for France and other countries. Come in and see all of the unusual items we have collected. *
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La Belle Epoque - This peasant came from a beautiful manor house in the Loire Valley known for its hunting tradition. Our contacts in this region provide us with many beautiful and unusual things. *
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La Belle Epoque - The fire place mantel came out of a castle in the Loire Valley. It was hand made for the castle and is signed in the corner. It measures 12' high and is 10' wide. *
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La Belle Epoque - This is an American Painting done by an unknown artist from the eastern shore of Maryland. From the looks of the painting the artist was of European origin. *
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La Belle Epoque - We bought out the contents of a barn in Alsace where there were 30 of these old wine bottles in green and white glass. Some of them dated back as far as 1830. *
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Chelsea and Co. Antiques - A front view of our very eclectic shop. You're see Virginia holding Nellie; to her right is an American Art Deco iron planter (in 3 piece). *
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Chelsea and Co. Antiques - Armores, bookcases, chairs hanging everywhere. The blue chairs are a set of 8 Louis Philippe dining chairs. *
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Chelsea and Co. Antiques - French Art Deco, Italian sculpture, art, small furniture. *
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Chelsea and Co. Antiques - Wow! A red Japanned center or dining table surrounded by larger and smaller European furniture
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Great British Pine Mine - James and Abbie Sutherland are the son and daughter of Pine Mine founders, Alan Robson and Linda Sutherland. Baby Peter is the first member of the third generation. *
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