Jonathon Parks Part 4 The Collection of a Lifetime

The Barn Doors Are Finally Open!

For the first time, the Jonathan Parks Collection expands beyond the house. The long-anticipated barn has been opened, revealing an untouched trove of Mexican pottery, antique textiles, and rare furniture: treasures never before offered in any of the previous sales. This is also the first sale we will be discounting 25% off everything

The 4th installment in the unbelievable collection of Jonathan Parks! All new never before seen inventory and items from pts 1-3 will be discounted! 

• Vintage and antique bird decoys

• Carvings

• Massive collection of wall art

• Mexican Pottery

• Textiles

• Pair of Arts & Crafts day beds​

• New Mexican furniture 

• 19th century 4 poster bed

• Vahan Amadouni Painting

• Framed art and frames

• Women's & men's clothing​

• Ozark Roadside pottery

And so much more!

Jonathan Parks passed away on March 16 in Santa Fe, New Mexico. He was born in 1949 and grew up in McAllen, Texas.
He lived in San Antonio and Dallas before moving permanently to Santa Fe in the early 1980's. He was a passionate collector of Mexican and American folk art. Besides having his own store at one time, he worked for Robert Nichols Gallery, Faircloth and Stephen's Consignment focusing on display and merchandising. Jonathan was a volunteer at The Museum of International Folk Art. He began as a docent and later designed many fundraisers.

Jonathan is preceded in death by his long time partner
Robert Nichols, owner of the legendary Robert Nichols Gallery on Canyon Rd.
He will be remembered by his Santa Fe friends for his strong work ethic, artistic talent, sense of humor and youthful enthusiasm for learning.