“Imagine stepping into a treasure trove. It’s a place where history whispers from every corner. That place is Anthony’s Fine Art and Antiques.
Anthony’s Fine Art is not just an antique store. It is a portal to different eras. For over 30 years, Anthony’s Fine Art has sourced museum-quality art and antiques. These pieces come from the United States and Europe. The collection includes Egyptian sarcophagi. It also has masterworks of Western art. You will find monumental sculptures too. Fine jewelry and European furniture are also highlights. Some furniture dates back four centuries.
Anthony’s Fine Art resides in the historical Immanuel Church. The church was built in 1912. The gallery spans over 25,000 square feet. It has three levels filled with history. Experts research and restore each piece. This ensures they are in pristine condition. Anthony’s Fine Art serves museums and private collectors. Interior designers and first-time art buyers also shop here. It is a multigenerational family business. They consider themselves stewards of these works. They act as trusted advisors to their clients.
Anthony Christensen founded the gallery almost three decades ago. His passion evolved into a profession. He is an expert in French furniture and Western art. He also knows silver works and Mormon art. Brett Levitre is a certified gemologist. He manages the acquisition of jewelry and timepieces. He also handles fine silver and gold works. Brett is fluent in French, Spanish, and Portuguese. Dr. Micah Christensen is an art consultant. He is an expert in classical training of artists. He consults with public and private collections.
The building itself has a rich history. John A. Headlund designed it in 1911. It was once the Immanuel Baptist Church. It now sits on the National Register of Historic Places. The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints used it as a seminary. It was also a recreation center. It even served as a rehearsal space for the Utah Symphony. Anthony’s Fine Art has been here for nearly 30 years.
Anthony’s Fine Art aligns with the values of the building’s original architects. They offer custom furniture and furniture delivery. You can find the gallery at 401 East 200 South. That is in Salt Lake City. Call them at 801-328-2231.
During the Salt Lake Temple renovation, Anthony’s Fine Art hosted an exhibit. It showcased original photographs and artifacts. It also had memorabilia related to the temple. This highlighted the gallery’s commitment to preserving history.
Anthony’s Fine Art rotates its inventory daily. New treasures arrive frequently. The gallery discovers architectural elements too. Stained glass from churches enhances the collection. Traditional art pieces substitute as accent windows. Keep an eye out for historical windows by Tiffany.
Step inside Anthony’s Fine Art. Discover a world where every piece tells a story. It is a place where history and art intertwine. It’s an unforgettable experience for all.”