"Macon
Riddle…has carefully 'shopped' each antiques store and
her bulging notebook lists and cross references each shop's
specialties in order to provide her clientele with the
most time-efficient tour possible. It's amazing, but the
New Orleans shops really do have everything…"
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Antiques
Journal
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"Macon
Riddle…shares her expertise by guiding clients to shops
and galleries located in the French Quarter and on Magazine
Street. She often weaves her knowledge of architecture
and history into her tours."
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Southern
Accents
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"I
find myself immobilized by all the choices, by what I
don't know and by my fear that I'll pay big money for
an 'antique' that isn't. Good thing Macon Riddle is with
me. She is the best antiques shopper in New Orleans, and
she is going to educate me show me around and keep me
straight. Everybody who shops for antiques in New Orleans
needs to spend at least a half-day with Riddle."
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Lisa
Reuter, The Columbus Dispatch
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"For
those whose time is limited, or whose interest is very
specific or those who wish to simply be pampered, the
New Orleans antiques scene is fortunate to have Macon
Riddle…She provides both transportation and expertise
as a courier/guide to the local antiques world."
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Della
LaRue, Victorian
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"Riddle
knows her way around town and has been a student of antiques
all her life."
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Linda
Abrams, House Beautiful
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"Whether
you're looking for French furniture, Art Deco, pottery,
17th-through 19th-century Louisiana pieces, Native American
art, dolls, clocks, jewelry, rare books, Asian art, old
Paris porcelain, pearl-handled knives, dessert sets, majolica
or the best places to find McCoy, Roseville and Hull pottery,
she'll know just the place to find it. Riddle weaves New
Orleans' long, colorful history into her shopping adventures."
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William
Schemmel, Art and Antiques
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"Those
who are particular about their treasures - but don't particularly
treasure shopping around for them - can let Macon Riddle
do the research."
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Lilly
Jackson, The Times Picayune
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"…Macon
doesn't just know what's in the shops - she keeps abreast
of the darkened annexes and locked warehouses, too. She
knows what's being stored up on that hidden third-floor
corridor where nobody ever goes."
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Mimi
Read, Victorian
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"It's
kind of like having a personal trainer for your antique
habit"
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Complete
Idiot's Travel Guide to New Orleans
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"The
ideal way to make sure that no stone goes unturned in
the quest for the rare, the cheap or coveted piece of
porcelain, architectural remnant, heirloom linens, etc.
is to make a date with Let's Go Antiquing."
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Bethany
Ewald Bultman, SF
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"She
is so good at helping people find the unlikely objects
of their searches that even the dealers recommend her."
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Mimi
Read, Victorian
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"
There's no doubt in my mind. Macon Riddle is the best
in the business."
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Frommer's
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"The
Spirit of New Orleans" - New York Post (Sept. 2002)
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"
The Big Easy Bonanza" - Time (Sept. 2002)
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Southern
Living (Jan. 2002)
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Where
(Jan. 2002)
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Fodors
- New Orleans 2007
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New
Orleans, by Bethany Bultman
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Weekend
Getaways in Louisiana
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New
Orleans, Edge Guides
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irreverent
guide to new orleans
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The
Unofficial Guide to New Orleans
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