Frank Farmer Loomis Biography

What Frank Loomis brings to his audiences is his life and work--1000% antiques. This antiques lifestyle allows him to bring a three dimensional perspective about antiques to everyone around. The first perspective is that of being an antiques dealer since he once had a shop. Secondly for over twenty years he has been a full time antiques appraiser giving him a professional insight into the value of antiques. Finally the third perspective is that of being a lifetime antiquer. Familiarization with these three areas lets him see antiques from the collector dealer and appraiser's views.
Frank Loomis's speaking style is lively laced with anecdotes often humorous and never boring. He believes that he owes all his audiences a good time.
Few with a background like Frank's are as approachable and interesting as he is. From 1975 to 1981 he was a proprietor of an antiques shop. In 1979 he began conducting estate tag sales and did this until 1984. In 1987 he was an independent consultant to Phillip Neale & Son of New York City and it was in this year that he began his nine-year employment with the Frank Herschede Company as an appraiser. His nearly 20 years of teaching at the University of Cincinnati have shown him what people what to know about antiques.

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