| The web sites listed here were selected by Border Antiques which occupies the first four site links that appear below. Special care was taken in selecting all sites but in the final analysis, readers or customers should use their own discretion in dealing with any. |
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Antiques, based in San Miguel de Allende, Mexico, provides
a direct-purchase site for those shoppers interested in a wide range
of quality Mexican antiques. Scroll down to the last
link on this site to see a quick preview of what to expect on the main
site.
Vernon R. Kostohryz |
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Vernon R. Kostohryz |
| Mexican Masks, an account of a visit with a giant among carvers of Mexican dance masks. . |
| Mexican Mask of the Month is Vernon Kostohryz' selection for the best mask selected each month from his site on Mexican ceremonial dance masks. |
| Southwest
Antiques, New Mexican dealers in a wide variety of Southwestern
and Mexican antiques.
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Dick and Vernonika Coffin |
| Art and Antiquities de Mexico,
a Texas dealer of Mexican religious art.
Dennis Blackburn |
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Colonial Arts, a San
Francisco gallery offering a good blend of Spanish colonial arts.
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James Eddy |
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Historia Antiques,
located in Santa Monica, California, offers a variety in Spanish colonial
art.
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James Caswell |
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Barbara's Bazaar -- ajijic4me
-- is located close to Guadalajara, Mexico in a Lake Chapala village
called Ajijic. They have a large stock of Mexican antiques as well
as antiques from many parts of the world. They also run a large consignment
business, assisting customers to buy and sell merchandise on the internet
or right there in Ajijic.
Thomas Thompson |
| Border
Antiques
of San Miguel de Allende Mexico (formerly in Santa Fe and South Texas) We have on hand a limited supply of quality, hard-to-find Mexican antiques in the categories of Art, Santos, Dance Masks, and Ranch. There is even a century old painting done by the famous painter of working vaqueros, Ernesto Icaza. Click on the pictures seen on both sides of this column to get a better visual idea of what we handle. There is no shop, so call or email for an appointment
in my home if happen to be visiting in San Miguel and would like to see
the merchandise. Also, please check our website.
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| Notice:
Concerning Vanished Links |
Links to those sites that do not have reciprocating links
on their own sites are eliminated from this page. I also attempt to erase
dead links.
If the link to your site was erased by mistake, please inform me. Vernon |
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