Steven Abberley, 42, of Findon Close, Hove, and Mason Abberley, 19, of May Road, Brighton, had pleaded guilty to burgling 12 and eight properties respectively when they appeared at Hove Crown Court in October.
On December 11 they received sentences of nine years and two-and-a-half years.
Paul Ansbro, 55, an antiques dealer, of Church Road, Hove, had earlier pleaded guilty to four burglaries and handling stolen goods from two others.
Det Con Jonathan Stadius described him as “a travelling antiques dealer who identified vulnerable victims across the south-east and tipped off the Abberleys to target them”. He was sent to prison for seven-and-a-half years.
More than £120,000 worth of property was stolen from properties in Sussex, Hampshire, Essex, Wiltshire and Cambridgeshire across a five-week period between December 31, 2013, and February 4, 2014, when Stephen and Mason Abberley were arrested.
Some of the property stolen was recovered by police and has been returned to its owners, but many items remain untraced.
Tough sentences issued after south of England thefts
Three men have been sentenced to jail for their parts in a spree of antiques thefts perpetrated in January 2014 across the south of England.
