ABOUT US

My husband and I bought our first nine artifacts over a decade ago. We soon fell in love with antiquity - its arts, its cultures, its stories. We became avid collectors, learning all we could about the "lives" of our pieces. We spend a great part of the year visiting archaeological sites all over the world and exploring collections in great city and small village museums.

Some time ago we decided that we wanted to share wonderful acquisitions with others. Our galleries in Milford, New Hampshire and Boca Raton, FL hold over 500 pieces, reflecting the myriad cultures of the ancient world. Each tells a story and each has been lovingly chosen to reflect the best work of its kind.

Our inventory photos are just a sampling of our pieces. If you have an interest in a particular period or a particular culture, please let us know, and we will supply additional photos or search out an item that will suit your particular needs. We know that you will be happy with our price structure as well, and we are sure we can offer you artifacts in any price range you desire. We maintain an extensive library and will be glad to research the history of your purchase.

In addition, if you are interested in creating a "collection" of specific pieces for yourself or to donate to an organization, we can develop one for you. For example, we have assembled a grouping of antiquities containing ancient writing for the library of The American Jewish Committee in Manhattan and a "learning collection" comprising typical artifacts for each of the biblical eras for Congregation B'nai Israel in Boca Raton.

We are well aware of the questions of cultural patrimony and we can provide assurance that all of our pieces were acquired from sources that follow the legal guidelines set forth for antiquities. You can therefore proudly display artifacts purchased through our gallery.

We are looking forward to making many new friends through our new venue. We know you will be most pleased with the resources and services of Judith Beiner Galleries.

Sincerely yours,
Judith Beiner