Meet Larry & Jeannie Jackson

Larry and Jeannie have owned and operated their art and antique business in Fredericksburg, Texas, for over 20 years. They built their business upon a great deal of experience. Larry was an avid collector before he turned his hobby into a business. With 45 years of experience, he is well respected in the art and antique world and is considered a specialist in antiques of every description. He is also the leading expert in John Henry Belter antique furniture. He comes highly recommended as a buyer, seller, consultant, and appraiser, working with museums, auction houses, collectors, decorators, attorneys, trusts and estate owners.

Jeannie brings a degree in art and art history to the business, along with her impeccable, diverse and artistic eye for quality, form, color and everything décor. This is visible as one strolls through the gallery she appoints. Along with merchandising, Jeannie does the marketing and public relations.

When Larry and Jeannie decided to pool their talents, they created Larry Jackson Fine Art and Antiques. The gallery is housed in a beautifully restored building one block off Main Street in Fredericksburg's Warehouse District, with lots of ambiance and plenty of parking.

Cypress Pond Plantation - Georgia

Cypress Pond is a favorite of the Jackson’s who were chosen to serve as consultants and buyers for the restoration project of the 1851 plantation house. We were there from beginning to end helping with the plans, purchasing the contents architectural elements and assembling everything in the finished home. The furniture, art, china, glass, crystal and silver were all period, along with the marble mantels, Victorian lighting and every other element in the home.It is something they are immensely proud of.

Rosedale Mansion – Columbus, Mississippi

Another noteworthy project is 1856 Rosedale Mansion in Columbus, Mississippi.The famous Italianate home filled with period antique furnishings, lighting, and objects d’ art.Larry located and acquired the largest and most extensive collection of period furnishings by celebrated American craftsman John Henry Belter ever assembled in one location. Rosedale is privately owned, but is on tour at various times of the year.