Tony and Deborah

P.A. Milton
PO Box 23434
Santa Fe, New Mexico 87502
505 820-6747

Tony Milton has studied, collected and traded ethnographic art since his first voyage on a passenger/freighter to Eastern Asia in 1968. Originally an artist and builder by vocation, he began collecting and selling antique tribal art as a means of financing his itinerant research. He has traveled extensively throughout Asia, Island Asia, Melanesia, North Africa, Australia and Polynesia. Now a full time art dealer, he continues to travel frequently and field collect where possible.

Deborah Milton, a graphic artist, became an active partner in 1998, handling photography, web design, advertising and client services. She ocassionally travels with her husband and assists with research.

Together they operate out of their home in the foothills of the Sangre de Cristos.



Visitors are Welcome by Appointment

Santa Fe, New Mexico has become an important trading community for tribal art in the United States. It has a number of galleries in town, as well as an open air flea market and many private dealers. It is host to the August White Hawk Ethnographic Show, which brings art dealers from all over the world. Other venues include the Twelve Traveling Traders Shows in June and December and the John Morris Antiquities Shows in July and December.

For the serious collector, beautiful Santa Fe is worth a visit. If your travel plans bring you this way, let us know and we'll give you some direction.