Appraisals
Appraisers
will be on-site and available throughout the show this year. Appraisal
cost is $5 per item. Click on
the names to view biographical information on some of our
appraisers.
Appraisers
With Specialties 2017
| Barbara
Garner |
Depression
era, jewelry, pottery, glassware, linen |
| Jerry Garner |
Toys,
General |
| Bill
Henderson |
Art,
Native
American artifacts, baskets |
|
Ernest
Lopez |
Clocks,
General |
|
Ruth
Reese |
Dolls,
toys, linens |
| Roosevelt
Smith |
Watches
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Judy Lofall |
Dolls |
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| Appraiser
Bios |
Barbara and Jerry Garner: Barbara
and Jerry, born and raised in Eastern Washington, have been active in
the antiques business since the 1970s. Like most people in the antiques
business they started as collectors, looking for that special item to
decorate their home. They entered the "antiques business" in 1985 as a
means to find an outlet for their growing inventory. In 1990 they moved
to the Kitsap Peninsula and soon established Antique Junction in
Poulsbo, WA. In 2004, they retired from the daily business of
Antique Junction, closing their shop, but continue to be involved with
antiques in the community. Barbara and Jerry enjoy being involved with
the Antiques Appraisal Fair and the Kitsap County Historical Society,
offering their services and knowledge of antiques and collectibles.
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Ruth Reese:Ruth was
born
and raised in Bremerton and is a lifelong resident of Kitsap
County. Both of her parents were born and raised here and
grandparents on both sides were early settlers. She has been
president of the Manette History club for the past ten years. She is
a lifelong collector (over 50 years) with wide ranging
interests. She owned and operated antiques shops and
mini-malls almost continuously for the past 30 years and has
considerable experience in estate appraisals and sales.
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Ernest
Lopez:
Eagles Nest Antiques, Keyport. Executive Director West Coast Clock and
Watch Museum. Certified Appraiser of Antiques and Fine Art, Advisor to
the PBS Series "Antiques Roadshow". Also as seen on the A&E
television series "Modern Marvels". He has over 40 years actively
engaged in the antique trade specializing in pre 20th century American
and European decorative objects, silver, glass, clocks, watches,
mechanical music, antique lighting, nautical items, paintings and
textiles. |
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Judy
Lofall: Judy has been a doll dealer for 20 years and
collected dolls for more years than that. Her main interest is Antique
Dolls, Bisque, China and Paper Mache, she has also collected
Composition and Hard Plastic Dolls. She belongs to the National Antique
Dolls Dealers Association, United Federation Doll of Clubs and Doll
Research Groups. |
Organized and
Managed by
Kitsap History Museum, 280
Fourth Street, Bremerton, WA 98337
Puget Sound Genealogical
Society, 1301 Sylvan Way, Bremerton, WA 98310
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