Fine Arts Investments, established in 1972, is a professional fine art and antiques appraiser and broker. It specializes in tiffany lamps, signed lamp shades, art glass and signed bronze articles, American bronzes, other signed art glass, fine American paintings, Handel lamps, pair point lamps, Rene Lalique, art pottery, antique American furniture, signed "arts and crafts" furniture, fine old oriental rugs, and other quality antiques. Fine American oil paintings and antique oriental rugs are available for sale.
Location:
Unit 401, 150 S Prairie View Dr. , West Des Moines Iowa 50266
Telephone
515-226-0606 Toll Free: 888-663-0606 Fax 515-226-1121
Other Antique Shops and Shows nearby:
(West Des Moines) Fine Arts Investments
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06/08 Coming to The West Des Moines area
Jefferson Bell Tower Festival Jefferson IA June7-8 Jefferson's annual Festival promises a weekend full of family-friendly fun and entertainment. Nestled in the middle of Greene County's county seat, the Festival is home to a broad spectrum of activities.
My Waterloo Days Festival Waterloo IA May30-June12 My Waterloo Days is a community-wide, annual festival organized by volunteers to showcase and celebrate Waterloo's cultural and recreational opportunities.
Newton Iowa Sculpture Festival Newton IA June14-16 The purpose and goal of the Iowa Sculpture Festival is to celebrate the development and growth of sculpture as an ultimate art form and to feature artists that create it.
Glenn Miller Festival Clarinda IA June13-16 Hear exciting bands from around the world topped off by the World Famous Glenn Miller Orchestra. Enjoy the new Glenn Miller Birthplace Museum and the Birthplace Home; stage shows; picnics; dances; historical displays; plus the fellowship of hundreds of Miller fans from around the world.
Cedar Basin Jazz Festival Cedar Falls IA June28-30 The Cedar Basin Jazz Festival has a variety of great eats in store for our guests.
80/35 Music Festival Des Moines IA July5-6 80/35 is a multi-day music festival in Des Moines, Iowa celebrating music and the people who support music. The name comes from the two prominent interstates, I-80 and I-35, that meet at the corner of Des Moines. The festival includes a stage for national touring bands and several smaller stages featuring regional and local supporting acts.
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