OUR DEALERS

Amy Rogers Lindsey

Amy was born in Tallahassee, Florida and showed a love for art from an early age. She studied Art and Art History at Florida State University, and has taken classical drawing classes at the Ryder Studio in Santa Fe, NM, and classical drawing and painting classes under the tutelage of David Baird who teaches at The Atelier de Lumieres in Paris. Amy’s work has been shown at Summerhouse Interiors, Santa Rosa Beach, FL., Tracery, Rosemary Beach, FL., and several design shops in Birmingham, AL. Amy lives and raised her family in Birmingham, AL. 

Bespoke Lamps & Things

With over 35 years of experience, Lampsmith, Gail Whiteside owner of Bespoke Lamps & Things makes any room light up, literally.  Services include custom lamp design, restoration, lamp & chandelier rewiring and a selection of popular style shades.

Brass Lion Interiors

Brass Lion Interiors specializes in an exquisite array of premium 18th, 19th, and early 20th century English and European creamware, boasting esteemed names such as Wedgwood, Leeds, Waechtersbach, and others. Their collection encompasses a diverse range of treasures, from intricately reticulated plates and platters to elegant chestnut (twig) baskets, tureens, and unique decorative pieces- each imbued with timeless charm. Some of the antique porcelain and stoneware, by English and Continental, manufacturers they curate are by Derby, Coalport, Spode, Mason, Meissen, and Sarreguemines.

Additionally, Brass Lion Interiors offers connoisseurs and interior designers the opportunity to adorn their spaces, from mountain retreats to grand estates, with a meticulously curated selection of fine antique and vintage English, French, Northern European, and American furniture and artwork. Among the offerings are occasional and drop-leaf tables, stately desks, ornate chests, refined lowboys, captivating oil paintings, delicate watercolors, and more. 

Complementing the beautiful furniture and artwork, their inventory extends to include an assortment of mirrors, lamps, and enticing collectibles, each adding a touch of sophistication and allure to any interior space. 

Carol and Deborah Antiques

Specializing in small English antiques and collectibles, Carol and Deborah are dedicated to sourcing unique pieces of the finest quality during their travels to England. With a discerning eye for traditional craftsmanship, they curate their collection to offer the best of English treasures.  

Their specialties encompass a range of items, including antique English tea caddies, boxes, biscuit barrels, trophy bowls, toast racks, tankards, jugs, and the occasional hunt horn. Additionally, Carol and Deborah collect excellent horn cups, snuff boxes, small oil paintings, Staffordshire ceramics and black forest boxes and inkwells, each item selected for its beauty and history. 

Cranky Decorator

Joci Bryant has been in the residential decoration and design business for over 42 years and strives to find those timeless, unique, one-of-a-kind vintage and antique pieces that make your home a complete reflection of your taste and style. 

Egg & Dart Designs

Antiques have always been my passion starting in my 20’s.

With a lifelong passion for antiques, Egg & Dart Designs began their quest for collecting unique pieces in their twenties. Their discerning eye seeks out the most intriguing finds, whether discovered in the hidden corners of Europe or the quaint shops scattered across the States. 

Specializing in pieces with a rich history and rare charm, Egg & Dart Designs holds a particular fondness for French, English, American, and Asian antiques. Their collection showcases a diverse array of treasures, each telling a story of their own. 

A significant portion of their collection is dedicated to antique iron pieces sourced from Charleston, where these timeless artifacts adorn gates and embellish the city’s architecture. Additionally, their passion extends to antique and vintage garden pieces, often found in abundance in the charming streets of Savannah. 

Egg & Dart Designs takes pride in curating a selection that caters to the eclectic tastes of antique lovers. From exquisite floral lithographs dating back to the mid-1800s, to occasional oils, posters, and unique wood carvings, their collection is a treasure trove of delights waiting to be discovered. 

Driven by a desire to offer one-of-a-kind pieces that resonate with collectors, Egg & Dart Designs is dedicated to providing a curated selection that speaks to the souls of antique enthusiasts. 

EN Collected

EN Collected is a collaboration among three, longtime Atlanta friends: Beth Tucker, Melanie Pope, and Courtney Lewis.  All three share backgrounds as former teachers with the passion for learning, exploration, and discovery. These traits naturally led them to their shared interest in collecting art, antiques, and decorative objects. Their collection reflects their combined appreciation for exquisitely crafted antiques and accessories, offering a variety of beautiful and unique finds for the home. 

English, Etc

Established in 2002, Janice Blankenship transformed her passion for antiques into a thriving business with the founding of English, Etc. Located in Birmingham, she specializes in curating an impressive collection of English and French furniture, meticulously handpicked to embody timeless elegance and sophistication.

Janice has cultivated a particular affinity for English decorative accessories, showcasing a splendid array of boxes, porcelains, and silver pieces that exude charm and character. With an eye for detail and a dedication to understanding quality, she ensures that each item in her collection reflects the impeccable craftsmanship and historical significance synonymous with fine antiques. 

Hedgerow Antiques

Founded in 1996, Hedgerow Antiques presents a carefully curated selection of 18th, 19th, and 20th century English, French, and Continental antiques. Their extensive inventory encompasses a diverse range of goods, including furniture, art, lighting, garden antiques, architectural elements, decorative ceramics, and natural objects. Among the timeless pieces, one may occasionally discover a mid-century modern gem or an artifact from the industrial age, adding a unique flair to their collection. Hedgerow Antiques takes pride in offering discerning clientele a curated and diverse selection of historically and culturally significant items. 

Historical Objectivity

Jordan has traveled the East Coast procuring period furniture, artwork and decorative accessories since 2012, and specializes in chinoiserie furnishings, Regency furniture and French lighting. 

Judi Bartels Unique Traditions

Judi Bartels Unique Traditions is known for offering both timeless classics and extraordinary finds. The inventory boasts an array of treasures, including specialty baskets, antique winnowers, and beautifully crafted wooden objects. Visitors can explore an impressive assortment of platters, majolica, and a selection of English and French antique furniture, along with captivating chandeliers and silver trays of all sizes. 

Their gallery also showcases a great mix of artwork, featuring paintings and unique etched glasses/plates, complemented by a stunning assortment of stemware, dishes, and pottery. Guests may stumble upon charming additions such as weathered concrete chickens or rabbits, each adding a touch of whimsy and charm to any space. 

For those with a penchant for fine jewelry, a curated case awaits, showcasing vintage pieces from esteemed designers such as Chanel, Dior, Givenchy, St. John, and Boucher. The collection includes an ever-changing selection of sterling and gold hinged bangles, bracelets for stacking, pins, necklaces, and rings, ensuring there’s always something new to discover at Judi Bartels Unique Traditions. 

Julie Ann Burch

Interior Designer Julie Ann Burch taps into universal source energy to inspire each space she creates. Her distinct style is one that combines her formal training in design, a lifetime of creating spaces, and in-depth knowledge of wellness and the spiritual world. “Our body, our clothes and our home environment all mirror who we are. So, every person has an entirely different idea of what a home is, based on a highly personal fusion of past and present experiences, and hopes for future experiences”, she says. Primarily based in New York City, Julie Ann travels to different locations around the world, thoughtfully sourcing furniture, art, home decor and more for her clients, projects, and space at Peachtree Battle Antiques. 

Mary Moore Fine Art, Antiques & Interiors

Since 1996, Mary Moore Bethea has been importing fine furniture, paintings, and decorative arts from France and Italy. Mary was a Sothebys.com dealer of distinction in the late 1990s and exhibited in the Cathedral Antiques Show at The Episcopal Cathedral of St Philip in Atlanta for 10 years, as well as the exclusively vetted Nashville Antiques Garden Show in Nashville, Tennessee.

Mary’s current inventory includes unique antique and contemporary furniture, paintings, lighting and decorative arts as well as equestrian paintings and portraits of dogs, in keeping with the many sporting enthusiasts in Georgia.

Michael Sureda

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One Man’s Treasure

Nick began his love of antique/vintage items in California — first in San Francisco, then Los Angeles.  It was in LA where he learned the art of being a shop owner.  At the epic Antique Guild in the former Helms Bakery in West L.A., he shared a booth with two cohorts.  While the market was being filled with Arts & Crafts and the MCM movement was burgeoning, he stayed with traditional styles and focused primarily on sterling silver.  Most of the finds were American Silver, and more classic in the classic taste.  Across all periods and styles, however, he filled a niche market and made many happy customers.  From there, he went on to collect, curate and sell in Westchester County, NY, Louisville, KY, Columbus, OH and Seattle, WA. 

His knowledge of silver has also greatly expanded.  While he still has a fondness for sterling trophies and barware, he has a particular interest in all kinds of 18th Century silver — from such makers as Hester Bateman (and family), Paul Storr and Abraham Portal, among others. But fine American silversmiths also command his attention, including rare pieces from Shiebler, Tiffany, Gorham and Gorham’s Martelé bespoke line. Nick also enjoys curating eclectic finds from the French flea markets — any one-of-a-kind vintage or antique treasures are fair game.

If you are looking for a specific type of silver, please ask.  He has quite an inventory housed offsite and would be more than happy to help you find that “one piece.”

In addition to what you see at Peachtree Battle Antiques & Interiors, you can find additional items in his Rubylane shop – One Mans Treasure – and soon on his own dedicated site One-Mans-Treasure.com.

Penny Lane Antiques

Penny Lane Antiques is founded by local interior designer Elspeth Willcoxon of Willcoxon Interiors. Elspeth has spent lots of time in England with her mother’s family and then as a co-owner of Hanover House Antiques in Highlands, NC for 10 years. She also visits France and Italy where her aunt lives to gather art and decorative accessories for her space here at Peachtree Battle. When she is not sourcing antiques, you can find Elspeth at ADAC! 

Persimmon At Home, by Laura Cullen

A year living and studying art and architecture in Paris during college stirred Laura Cullen’s passion for the decorative arts and all things French. After a successful legal career and years of collecting, Laura launched Persimmon At Home in 2016 to share her love of great design. The persimmon is a yin-and-yang paradox of sweet and sour, east and west, the familiar and the exotic… which makes it a perfect symbol for Laura’s eclectic collection of antiques, art and home accessories. Persimmon At Home has two locations: Foxglove Antiques and Peachtree Battle Antiques– both in Atlanta, GA.

Provence Antiques

Kathleen Morris, proprietor of Provence Antiques, was introduced to the world of beautiful European antiques during her time living in Belgium years ago. Upon returning to the United States, she embarked on a mission to share her passion for these treasures with others, establishing her first antique store in Dallas, Texas.  

Over the course of several decades, Kathleen has immersed herself in extensive travels throughout France, England, and Scotland, tirelessly seeking out extraordinary 19th century furnishings. Each piece in her collection tells a story, whether it’s the rich patina of age adorning a piece of furniture, the enchanting landscapes depicted in English and European paintings, or the timeless allure of copper cookware reminiscent of the grandeur of Downton Abbey. 

At Provence Antiques, Kathleen’s dedication to preserving the beauty and history of these exceptional pieces is evident, as she continues to curate a collection that captivates collectors and enthusiasts alike with its timeless elegance and evocative narratives. 

Queens Collected

Exposed to antiques at an early age, the proprietor of Queens Collected developed a profound appreciation for furniture adorned with beautiful woodwork and intricate hand-carved details. Specializing in English and Continental antiques, with occasional unique vintage pieces, Queens Collected offers a great selection of timeless treasures. 

The inventory includes a range of furniture, from classic English chests of drawers to elegant French commodes, complemented by marble-topped pieces and captivating chairs. In addition to furniture, one can discover one-of-a-kind decorative objects and accessories, such as gilt mirrors and copper pieces. 

Influenced by a passion for gardening, the inventory also features many garden elements, perfect for enhancing outdoor spaces. With a commitment to providing items that evoke timeless beauty, Queens Collected aims to offer pieces that can hold a plant or a bouquet of fresh flowers, infusing every space with natural charm. 

At Queens Collected, the timeless appeal of classic style is celebrated, with the belief that an antique, once loved, will always find a cherished place in one’s home. 

R. Willett Antiques

For over two decades, R. Willett Antiques has been a trusted source for discerning collectors and enthusiasts of fine antiques in Atlanta. With a meticulously curated inventory spanning the 18th, 19th, and 20th centuries, the gallery offers a personally selected assortment of English and Continental treasures, including art, antique silver, porcelain, furniture, and more. 

Among the distinguished selections are antique English watercolors and paintings, perfect silver-plate tableware, English tea caddies, and antique chests of drawers. While attentively following current design trends, the choices at R. Willett Antiques are inspired with a classic allure that transcends fleeing fashions, ensuring that each piece endures as gracefully in 20 years as it does today. 

At R. Willett Antiques, the commitment to authenticity and enduring charm is evident in every showcased piece. 

Sally Shropshire Antiques

For over 25 years, Sally, a native of Atlanta, has carefully sourced antiques and accessories, formerly under the banner of Tallulah Williamson Antiques. With a keen eye for detail and a passion for fine craftsmanship, Sally is dedicated to curating a diverse inventory of French, Italian, English, and Scandinavian antiques, each chosen to resonate with a city that values tradition and elegance. 

Sally’s discerning taste leads her to seek out the truly exceptional, as she evaluates each piece’s potential to define a space or add a touch of understated sophistication. Whether assessing the allure of color versus patina or evaluating the unmistakable signs of quality, Sally approaches her selections with a commitment to excellence. 

Among her favorite discoveries are painted folding screens, decorative panels, and an assortment of terra cotta. She also takes delight in sourcing “smart chairs,” antique mirrors, equestrian and sporting-themed collectibles, and beautifully framed hand embroideries, each offering a unique twist of charm and appeal. 

Sally’s collection reflects her unwavering commitment to quality, elegance, and timeless style.

Susan Bozeman Designs, Inc

Susan Bozeman established her eponymous design firm in 1998 with a commitment to creating spaces that are both refined and relaxed. Susan Bozeman Designs, Inc. is headquartered in Atlanta, and the firm has two divisions: Residential and Club & Corporate. Residential projects include primary and second home throughout the Southeast, while the contract division oversees distinguished golf and country clubs throughout the nation. With so many projects of different types, and in different places, Susan is constantly sourcing inventory. The pieces you’ll find in her booth at Peachtree Battle Antiques epitomize Susan’s aesthetic: beautiful and interesting pieces that create elegant, inviting interiors.

Tilton House Interiors

Tilton House Interiors is a renowned antique dealer and interior designer, with a rich history dating back to 1999. Specializing in both antique dealing and interior design, Tilton House Interiors has curated an eclectic variety of furnishings and interior decor. From antique pieces to contemporary fine furniture, art, and interior decor, Tilton House Interiors offers a unique blend of styles that cater to a diverse range of tastes and preferences. With expertise spanning over two decades, Tilton House Interiors continues to elevate spaces with its distinctive and timeless design aesthetic.

Wondrous Things

Each item in the Wondrous Things Collection represents hours of research, close examination and scrutiny. It is their goal to discover and offer to their customers rare, important and beautiful objects of antiques and art. Their search for Wondrous Things takes them around the world, and part of what fascinates them about fine works of art is that they lock in the talent, time and creativity of the craftsman work like a time capsule. Some of the most beautiful works of art in the world were made hundreds of years ago under the most primitive of conditions. Exceptional pieces were passion projects that represent a lifetime of skill building and weeks or even months of intense labor. Unfortunately for humanity the skills of these craftsmen have been lost forever. Only the object remains as a testament of their expertise and passion.