Noonmark Antiques presents a rich assortment of objects spanning from the eighteenth century to the present. Our diverse range includes formal pieces, folk art, jewelry, paintings, textiles, and much more. Every item at Noonmark carries a captivating story and possesses a distinctive quality. Our team at Noonmark diligently curates each piece, ensuring a unique experience for every visitor. Visit our store at https://www.etsy.com/shop/NoonmarkAntiques?ref=shop_sugg_market

The Philadelphia Museum of Art

My recent trip to the Philadelphia Museum of Art revealed the beautiful and multi faceted installation of galleries displaying Early American Art by Alexandra Kirtley, Curator of American Decorative Arts. Easy to walk through and make discoveries on your own or with a tour. Clear and helpful display cards. Tasteful groupings of thrilling objects. Located on the first floor. I could spend hours in just this section of the museum. Below are a few highlights.

Drawing Room Suite designed by Benjamin Henry Latrobe

Portrait by Ammi Phillips

Weaving Pattern Drafts attributed to John Landes

Noah’s Ark by Edward Hicks

Chest attributed to Michael Braun

Chest - Berks County, Pennsylvania

Circa 1719, Earliest surviving portrait of a Delaware Valley Landowner, Mary Yeates Donaldson

Pennsylvania German Iron

Water Cooler by Solomon Bell

Detail of Handle on Water Cooler by Solomon Bell

Red ware Plate attributed to Benjamin Bergey

Spring Antiques at Rhinebeck, New York , 2024

The Philadelphia Show 2024