A Wide Variety of Antiques to Browse...
The O'Neal's Antiques Delmarva Showroom in Laurel, Delaware is full of a wide variety of genuine antiques. Anyone seking antique and estate jewelry will be amazed at our selection, prices, and service. Fine oak
and walnut antique furniture, dental cabinets, and fine marble top tables are abundant. We also stock Depression Era and Carnival
glassware, along with collectable dish sets and other antique collectibles. And thanks to
our years of experience, O’Neal’s Antiques provides you with the fairest price in the region for every beautiful antique that you find in our vast showroom.
Antique Jewelry and Estate Jewelry
The O'Neal's Antiques Delmarva Showroom in Laurel, Delaware is home to fine antique jewelry and estate jewelry from the past 200 years. We proudly offer you a wide and diversified array of fine jewels from every important design period: Victorian Jewelry, Edwardian Jewelry, Art Deco Jewelry, etc. including a large selection of Estate Diamond Engagement Rings.
Step into the most interesting place on Delmarva and enjoy browsing our collection, but please keep in mind that we stock a 10,000 square foot showroom full of unique, individual items! If you know exactly what you are looking for, by all means, please call us - or stop in and ask for Shirley O'Neal. We are experienced gemologists, appraisers and antique and estate jewelry experts - and we will be more than happy to assist you.
We have been collecting antique jewelry and estate jewelry for over 49 years and have been selling our antiques at the O'Neal's Antiques Delmarva Showroom in Laurel, Delaware for about 20 years! To date we have thousands of satisfied customers and we would be glad to share any one of their Testamonials when you step into our showroom.
We only stock what we like and the range is wide, from antique diamond jewelry to designer accessories. Most of it is uncommon and some of it is quite rare!
The O'Neal's Antiques Delmarva Showroom in Laurel, Delaware produly displayes a wide variety of antique and vintage jewelry from periods including Georgian, Victorian, Art Nouveau, Edwardian, Art Deco, Retro, 1950s, 1960s, and Contemporary. Your decision to visit our showroom to browse a variety of estate jewelry will be rewarded with a fine experience, and exceptional customer service.
Among the many antique items in our showroom, O'Neal's Antiques also offers antique jewelry, estate jewelry and costume jewelry of many types. O'Neal's Antiques jewelry includes diamond rings, engagement rings, wedding bands, gemstone rings, all styles of rings, bracelets, necklaces, earrings, pins and brooches, stickpins, ladies watches, pocket watches, gents jewelry, cufflinks, and many other jewelry accessories.
Fine Antique Furniture from Every Major Period
At the O'Neal's Antiques Delmarva Showroom in Laurel, Delaware you will find antique bookcases, chests of drawers, chiffoniers & side cabinets, chest-on-chests & linen presses, desks, bureaux, davenports & writing tables, sideboards, serving & console dining tables, breakfast tables, card & tea tables, tripod & occasional tables, pembroke tables, sofa tables, clocks, globes & barometers, and even finely framed mirrors.
O'Neal's Antiques in Laurel, Delaware has over 49 years of experience handling, buying, and selling fine American antique furniture styles such as pieces from the Walnut Age (1660-1730), Mahogany Age (1730- 1840), Victorian Age (1830- 1901), and the Century Oak Age (1895-1920). Visit our showroom and stroll through history while enjoying the fine pieces of furniture in our gallery.
O'Neal's Antiques carefully buys only the best quality furnishings that will be attractive to future generations. Our goal is to present fine antique and vintage furnishings for the home and office at a fraction of the price of comparable new furniture. The O'Neal's Antiques Showroom in Laurel, Delaware offers excellent prices and genuine value rather than huge, artificial discounts or sales.
The O'Neal's Antiques policy is to present things so that they are slightly better than described, so that our customers are pleasantly surprised when they come to the showroom. Several moving services have told us they love to deliver O'Neal's Antiques Furniture because our customers are so happy when they see their pieces! Our concern is more with durability and sturdiness in everyday use rather than for museum
collections.
All O'Neal's Antiques customers love the charm and warmth or “patina” of historic furnishings. The superior craftsmanship and wood of yesteryear adds history and beauty to every surrounding. O'Neal's Antiques is also able to offer fine older furniture often at a fraction of the cost of new furniture. Increasingly, we hear customers saying that antique and vintage furniture is also considered green-friendly furniture that “walks softly on the earth” - furniture that is recycled, reclaimed and reused.
Carnival & Depression Era Glassware
The O'Neal's Antiques Delmarva Showroom in Laurel, Delaware is adorned with old vintage antique glass dishes, bowls, vases, brides baskets, pitcher and glass sets and toothpick holders in carnival glass, opalescent, art and depression era. Step into the showroom and explore our collection of the most fascinating antique glassware on the Eastern Shore!
The O'Neal's Antiques Delmarva Showroom in Laurel, Delaware carries a variety of Carnival Glassware and Depression Era Glassware.
Antique carnival glass is highly collectible these days. One reason is because it dates all the way back to the early 1900s. Carnival glass wasn't called carnival glass until the 1950's. When it was first introduced in 1907, it was called Iridescent Ware. The name described the finish, which was a shimmering iridescent finish that changed color as the light hit it a certain way. The finish was made from a metallic spray applied in layers. The process was called doping, which is why you may also hear this type of glass referred to as dope glass.
Antique Depression glass is glassware made during the time of the Great Depression up until the 1940s. This glass was mass produced by companies like Fenton, Federal, Hocking and Duncan. It was affordable and attractive, yet not of the best quality. However it was popular because it came in a wide variety of patterns, shapes, sizes and colors. Often, Depression glass was given away as a gift with purchase to entice customers to spend a certain dollar amount. Today this type of glass is sought after by collectors everywhere.
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