Antiques september 2014
- Antique Fairs UK, September 2014 Calendar / Diary ...BathVA Vintage & Antiques Market
Green Park Station, Green Park Road, Bath, Somerset
Undercover Vintage & Antiques market in Bath, First and last Sunday of every month. High Quality Furniture, Jewellery, Brantiques (Upcycled Furniture), Decorative Accessories, Vintage & Retro Fashion, Homewares, Kitchenallia, Recycled Products, Silverware, Ceramics, Upholstery, Curiosities, Garden Ephemera, Cameras, Books, Militaria, Coins, Paintings, Sculpture, Clocks, Art, Collectable Vinyl, Artisan Arts and Crafts…Gourmet food stalls and on site cafe. Vintage DJ.
Open: 9.30am-4pm Free Entry.Bath Vintage & Antiques (BathVA)Tel. 07723611249 - Kovels on Antiques and Collectibles September 2014 ...Cleveland, OH (PRWEB) September 01, 2014Comic Schäfer & Vater porcelain figurals are featured in “Kovels on Antiques and Collectibles” September 2014 newsletter. More than 200 pieces—bottles, nodders, flasks, pitchers and more—were sold at the Arizona auction. See a silly blond woman nodder with a bug on her exaggerated nose that sold for $222 and a cartoonish red-headed pin holder that went for $138, as well as other figures with funny features or pithy phrases. A New York auction included more than a dozen antique and vintage advertising items urging people to buy gum. A Beeman’s Pepsin Gum tin store display promoting gum chewing as a healthy habit—good for your tummy and your teeth—sold for $127. Kovels’ September newsletter has pictures and prices of other chewing gum ads and displays from the auction. Close to 50 vintage toy racecars sold at a summer New Jersey auction. Many of today’s collectors love the toys they played with and prices had a strong finish. Examples are featured in the September issue.Toy rings that also conjured up childhood memories were sold in an online auction. They were originally offered decades ago as cereal premiums to fans of bygone radio or TV shows. The most expensive was a Superman secret chamber ring from a 1941 “drink milk” campaign that sold for $4,592. Other character rings are also pictured. Dedham Pottery’s crackle glaze plates with blue and white border decorations of animals or flowers have been collector favorites since the first plate was designed in 1891. Dedham plates sold at a recent Massachusetts auction and are pictured with prices. And collectors interested in accent tables scored some bargains at another Massachusetts auction, where small, useful antique and vintage tables sold for very reasonable prices. Pictures, prices and descriptions of various styles are included in Kovels’ September’s newsletter.Kim Kovel reports on her trip to the international art and design fair in Basel, Switzerland. New Uses for Old Stuff pictures a dog sculpture made from old toys. The popular illustrated Collector’s Gallery answers readers’ questions about an old washing machine, hedgehog dolls, a vintage craps table and a Rudolph Ackermann print. September’s Dictionary of Marks lists marks used by American tile manufacturers. The Buyer’s Price Guide has current prices of dozens of antiques and collectibles.“Kovels on Antiques and Collectibles” is available as a print subscription or as a digital version that is part of the Kovels.com Premium subscription.Terry Kovel is America’s foremost authority on antiques and collectibles. She is the well-known columnist and author of more than 100 books on antiques and collecting. With her daughter, Kim Kovel, she co-authors the best-selling annual “Kovels’ Antiques and Collectibles Price Guide.” The all-new 2015 edition is now available. They will discuss antiques and collectibles topics with accredited media. Photographs are available. Contact pr(at)kovels.com.About Kovels.com
Kovels.com, created by Terry Kovel and Kim Kovel, provides collectors and researchers with up-to-date and accurate information on antiques and collectibles. Kovels’ Antiques was founded in 1953 by Terry Kovel and her late husband, Ralph. Since then, Kovels’ Antiques has published some of America’s most popular books and articles about antiques, including the best-selling “Kovels’ Antiques and Collectibles Price Guide,” now in its 47th edition. The Kovels’ website, online since 1998, offers 900,000 free prices, and includes a free weekly email, “Kovels Komments.” Kovels.com gives readers a bird’s-eye view of the market through the latest news, auction reports, a Marks Dictionary, readers’ questions with Kovels’ answers and much more.Contact Information:
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Pr(at)kovels(dot)com - September 2014, on sale 1st August | Homes and AntiquesJoin us for a quintessentially English edition of Homes & Antiques. Our September issue is full of ideas for updating classic looks, mixing old with new and adding a touch of grandeur to your homeBuy your copy now (digitally or in the shops) for plenty of classic country living inspiration
Stately styleIntroduce a touch of elegance to your home by using antique and statement pieces to create dramatic displaysA rock 'n' roll revivalSee how Anselm and Sarah Guise have tailored their ancestral pile to suit modern family life
Illusions of grandeurA glimpse into Luke Batchelor’s bijou London flat, where tea is poured from an antique silver pot and supper calls for linen, crystal and porcelain
Behind the scenes at Downton AbbeyWith the fifth season beginning this September, we go behind the scenes at Downton Abbey to see how the sets – and the magic – are made
Good companionsWe discover why antique Staffordshire figures are back in fashion, after several decades of gathering dust
Auction price guide: Fashion findsA look at the best vintage clothes, jewellery and fashion ephemera that auction houses have to offer this month
Exploring Cape CodWe chart a course for Cape Cod to find the Captain’s catch of vintage shopping and beachside living in Massachusetts’ headlandsOn Sale Date:1st August 2014 - Antiques Considered - September 3, 2014 - journalpress
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Many years ago a family inherited this Victorian marbletop table, which they had cut down to make into a contemporary coffee table. The wood is walnut, and the marble is in excellent condition. The finish is original. It is now 16 inches in height.This table dates from the 1850s, and is typical of the High Victorian style of that period. The oval top with the ogee rim is another indication of its age, and by looking on the bottoms of the legs, one might find that it once had casters.Unfortunately, much of the value of this piece has been lost in the cutting down of its size. The overall market for Victorian furniture is low at the present time, but by shortening the table, the possibility of ever selling it to a purist has ceased to exist. In its original condition today the table would be worth $350., but cut down the value drops off to $150.In almost every such case I have encountered, the removed legs have been discarded, thus eliminating the possibility of ever returning it, even in a restored state, to its intended appearance and function. In the 1940a and 1960s cutting down of Victorian parlor tables was in fashion, and I have seen numerous ones in their transmogrified condition. In no case has so-doing enhanced the value.Most likely, this table was part of a parlor suite of two end tables and a larger sofa table, this being one of the end tables. The suite would have included a large settee, a gentleman’s chair, lady’s chair and perhaps four side chairs.As modern entertaining no longer encompasses the concept of calling at a friend’s house on a Sunday afternoon to sit in the parlor and share a cup of tea, the market for these types of antique furnishings has evaporated. Ironically, we find that the people most interested in acquiring them are the young, leading perhaps to the prospect of a rejuvenated market to come.Henry Lane Hull and his wife Lisa operate Commonwealth Antiques and Appraisals, Inc. at 5150 Jessie duPont Hwy. in Wicomico Church, VA. Write to him at P. O. Box 35, Wicomico Church, VA 22579 or e-mail questions to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it..">This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it..
Happy Antiquing! - Adirondack Museum | 2014 Antiques Show and Sale
September 20-21, 2014
Saturday and Sunday, 10:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.The 2014 event is held on Saturday and Sunday, September 20 and 21, concurrent with another annual antiques affair, the Adirondack Mountains Antiques Show in nearby Indian Lake.(Note: The museum will be closed to the general public all day on Friday, September 19, to prepare for the event; instead, please join us for Hidden History Tours while the exhibits and grounds are closed. The tours will be available from 11:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. on Friday.)Browse and shop! Dealers in quality antiques and art from across the U.S. feature antiques at home in the Adirondacks.You will see camp, cottage, and Mission furniture; historical fine art; rare books; antique sporting goods; militaria; folk art; vintage boats; taxidermy; quilts; oriental rugs; Native American jewelry and artifacts; and much more.You can get your tickets online now.EVENT INFORMATION•Entrance to the Antiques Show and Sale is included with general museum admission.•All museum tickets are valid for a second visit within a one-week period.•Antique and vintage items are available for all levels, from beginning collectors to serious connoisseurs.•Shipping services are available from the event, thanks to our friends at the Lake Placid UPS Store.•The museum's Lake View Café will be open during the event.•Several public programs will be available on the museum's campus throughout the event, programs with our staff-led tours, audio guides, and numerous children's activities.•All museum exhibitions will be open, including three NEW and exciting exhibitions to explore: "Gone Camping: Outfitting the Adirondack Campsite," "Sonic Hotel: Lost and Found Sounds of the Adirondacks," and "Arto Monaco and the Land of Makebelieve."(Note: The museum will be closed on Friday, September 19, to prepare for the event; instead, please join us for Hidden History Tours from 11:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. that day.)WANT TO GET AN EARLY START?Indulge in the exclusive Benefit Preview, from 3:00 to 6:00 p.m., on Friday, September 19.The Benefit Preview gives you an unparalleled opportunity to discover the finest rustic antiques offered anywhere in the country (and secure them for your camp, cabin, condo, or collection before anyone else).Browse at your leisure on the day before the event's general-public hours, enjoy hors d'oeuvres and cocktails, and take in the spectacular views of the lake and mountains at the height of the Adirondack autumn-leaf season.Proceeds support the Adirondack Museum's exhibitions, educational programs, preservation work, library, grounds, and free Adirondack education programs presented at schools throughout the North Country's 12 counties.Tickets to this highlight of the season are $100 per person ($80 tax-deductible) and can be purchased at the door.STAY IN THE LOOPIf you would like to sign up for the museum's "Antiques Show and Sale Bulletin," please send your e-mail or postal address to antiques@adkmuseum.org and be the first to receive periodic information through the year about 2014 dates; lodging, restaurant, and other deals; dealer news; museum object and Adirondack history stories; and more.ANTIQUES DEALERSThere will be more than 40 antique and art dealers from around the U.S., including:Al Nelson Antiques (Toledo, OH)American Sampler (Barnesville, MD)
cast iron, folk art, country Americana, decoys, and carvingsAnne Hall Antique Prints (Sturbridge, MA)
specializing in old antique engravings and lithographs from 1640 – 1900Antiques @ 30B (Lake Luzerne, NY)Antiques on the Square (Schaefferstown, PA)
offering a wide-variety of interesting antiques for home, business, and moreAntiques to Love (Webster, NY)
quality and variety in antiques, since 1979Appleton Manor Antiques (New Ipswich, NH)Black Bass Antiques (Bolton Landing, NY)
working and decorative decoys, vintage Adirondack souvenirs, rustic cabin accessories, canoes and paddles, vintage sleds and ice skates, and much more . . .Blue Line Antiques (Port Leyden, NY)
a broad selection of antiques, ranging from elegant British pottery to Adirondack items, primitives and folk artBrian Correll Antiques (Northville, NY)Cherry Gallery (Damariscotta, ME)
a leading dealer in quality antique rustic furniture and accessories, venturing into fine, folk, and Native American antique art and furnishingsChild's Play Antiques (Marietta, GA)Chimney Corner Antiques (Newburyport, MA)
specializing in 18th and 19th century hand-colored steel engravings, unique and one-of-a-kind collages, and framed steamship ephemeraChristiby's (Traverse City, MI)
medium- to high-end Rustic vintage and antique items, including log furniture, camp blankets and Navajho rugs, paintings, Indian memorabilia, Black Forest carvings, and much more . . .Christopher English Fine Antiques (West Palm Beach, FL)Class Menagerie (Bolton Landing, NY)
vintage World War One and Two posters, travel posters, antique advertising signs, and period printsCM Antiques (New York, NY)Comstock Books & Antiques (Saranac Lake, NY)
specializing in old Adirondack books, prints, photographs, maps, and paper ephemera, as well as a wide variety of camp accessoriesCotton's Antiques (Wabash, IN)David Drummond Antiques (Lebanon, PA)
specializing in American antiques and decorative artsDavid Zabriskie (Lake Placid, NY)Double G Antiques (Hartwick, NY)Fryer Antiques (Lawrenceburg, KY)Gerold Wunderlich & Co. (Ossining, NY)
dealers in fine art since 1874, specializing in original American paintings, drawings and sculpture of the 19th and 20th centuries, including Hudson River School, Impressionism, Regionalism, and much more . . .Jane Langol Antiques (Medina, OH)
folk art, native art, paintings, pottery, textiles, and the unusual . . .John Connelly Dreamlight (Louisville, KY)
arts and crafts, Stickley antiques and vintage modernJohn Provo Rustic Antiques (Plymouth, MN)
quality rustic Adirondack antique furnishing for the camp or lodge; specializing in antique Old Hickory and other unique rustic itemsLinda Davidson Antiques (Landrum, SC)
antique furnishings for lake home, lodge, camp, and cottage; specializing in antique Old Hickory furniture and rustic accessoriesLoose Moose Antiques (Nineveh, IN)Mountain Thistle Antiques, LLC (Waynesboro, VA)
diversified line of antiques including Black Forest items, corkscrews, pocket watch holders, frames, inkwells, sewing items, decorative items, and much moreThe Old Crow (Warwick, NY)Parrett/Lich, Inc. (Georgetown, IN)
specializing in Old Hickory and Rustic furniture, regional art; early 20th century Folk art; contemporary Self-Taught / Outsider art, and vintage garden furnishingsPastime Antiques & Collectibles (Central Square, NY)
specializing in Adirondack hotel china, photography, old books, real photo postcards, hotel ephemera, railroad baggage tags, and hunting, fishing and guide badges.Ralph Kylloe Rustic Design (Lake George, NY)
the art of Rustic – furnishings, antiques, leather goods, antique boats, architectural elements, taxidermy, and much moreRob Dodelin Antiques (Mt. Laurel, NJ)Saratoga Fine Art (Saratoga Springs, NY)
exceptional paintings and artworksSholl Antiques (Norwood, NY)Stockade Imports (Saratoga Springs, NY)
fine hand-woven carpets and rugsTime Travelers Antiques (Mt. Dora, FL)White & White Interiors & Antiques (Skaneateles, NY)LODGING OPTIONS:Make your reservations early to ensure you can stay exactly where you want for the 2014 Rustic Furniture Fair (September 13 and 14, 2014) and 2014 Antiques Show & Sale (September 20 and 21). Please consider patronizing the museum's Business Member supporters listed below.Adirondack Hotel (Long Lake, N.Y.)Admiral Hotel (Lake George, N.Y.)Bearhurst Lakeside Cottages (Speculator, N.Y.)Big Bear Lodge (518) 479-7241 (Indian Lake, N.Y.)Big Moose Inn & Restaurant (Eagle Bay, N.Y.)Blue Mountain Rest (Blue Mountain Lake, N.Y.)Blueberry Hill Motel (Long Lake, N.Y.)Boathouse Bed & Breakfast (Bolton Landing, N.Y.)Boulders Resort (Lake George, N.Y.)Brynilsen's Viking Village (Old Forge, N.Y.)Burke's Cottages on Indian Lake (Sabael, N.Y.)VACANCIES! Curry's Cottages (Blue Mountain Lake, N.Y.)Donnelly's Sunset Point (Long Lake, N.Y.)Garnet Hill Lodge (North River, N.Y.)The Glen Lodge B & B (Warrensburg, N.Y.)The Hedges (Blue Mountain Lake, N.Y.)Hemlock Hall (Blue Mountain Lake, N.Y.)Lone Birch Motel (Indian Lake, N.Y.)The Norridgewock Lodge (Beaver River, Eagle Bay, N.Y.)Prospect Point Cottages (Blue Mountain Lake, N.Y.)Seasons B & B (Warrensburg, N.Y.)Shaheen's Motel (Tupper Lake, N.Y.)Shamrock Motel and Cottages (Long Lake, N.Y.)Stiefvater's Lakeside Cottages (Inlet, N.Y.)Sunset Mountain Lodge (Brant Lake, N.Y.)Timberlock (Indian Lake, N.Y.)Timber Hill on Long Lake (Long Lake, N.Y.)The Waldheim (Big Moose, N.Y.)Water's Edge Cottages (Long Lake, N.Y.)Wildwood on the Lake (Lake Placid, N.Y.) - Antiques Considered - September 10, 2014 - journalpress
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This Victorian marbletop table comes from a local family who inherited it from an uncle many years ago. The marble is in excellent condition, and the walnut frame is has the original finish. The piece is sturdy, and although decorative, the owners have been considering selling it, and question what price to ask.Victorian furniture is down at the present time. This table is a good example of its genre, but its market is more limited than it might have been 30 years ago. It dates from 1850, and most likely is of Mid-Atlantic origin, as it is typical of the better pieces of that era when cabinetshops were putting out a vast quantity of furniture to meet the needs of the burgeoning American population. The marble is very well cut, with a fine ogee edge to it.The walnut frame indicates sophistication on the part of the cabinetmaker. Having what appear to be the original casters is another good attribute.Selling this piece in the current market is less promising than it would have been some years ago. A reasonable asking price would be $300, but a generation ago, it could have sold more readily at a much higher figure.As I have written many times in this space, antiques, despite our sentimentality for them, are commodities. They follow their own market trends, rising and falling in popularity with changing societal tastes that are reflected in fluctuating in values. This is a fine piece of furniture, and I suggest holding on to it for the foreseeable future in the hope of securing a better price down the road.Despite the downturn in their value, Victorian pieces are popular attractions at shows and museums. People seem to enjoy looking at them, but not using them in their homes. A Victorian settee is not the ideal place upon which to watch the Super Bowl.Henry Lane Hull and his wife, Lisa, operate Commonwealth Antiques and Appraisals, Inc. at 5150 Jessie duPont Hwy. in Wicomico Church, VA. Write to him at P. O. Box 35, Wicomico Church, VA 22579 or e-mail questions to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it..">This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it..Happy Antiquing! - 13909 Antiques: September 2014"Holy Bouncing Babies, Batman!"
We have a not-coomon-found item into to 13909 Antiques;
Vintage 1950's Teeter Totter
Ours is in Excellent condition, springs still tight, the Oak wood in good shape, and, as you can see in the photos, the company's imprinting is still vibrant.
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This comes from the Delphos Bending Co. in Delphos, Ohio
If you have a very young toddler, this can be a great item, giving them both exercise, and a boatload of fun.
We also have some other Vintage Baby Items, including a great 1920's Oak Craddle, a Vintage Wicker Rocking Horse and numerous Art Prints/Lithographs from Charlotte Becker, Bessie Pease Gutmann and others.
So, bounce your way here to 13909 Antiques, to secure this great items, and check out the bevy of other Antiques and Vintage Items we have!
13909 Antiques
193 Belmont Street
Belmont. MA 02478
http://13909antiques.blogspot.com/
Business Hours
Monday: 10AM - 6PM
Tuesday: Off - By Appointment
Wednesday: 11AM - 7PM
Thursday: 11AM - 8PM
Friday: 10AM - 6PM
Saturday: 9AM - 5PM
Sunday: 11AM - 5PM
Come by, 13909 Antiques is the kind of Antique Store that will remind you of your grandparents house, as we have a bevy of Antique and Vintage furnishing, lamps, knic knacs, costume jewlery, old magazines , cigar boxes, one of the best Vintage Glass Collections around, and much, much more ... If you like to rummage, 13909 Antiques is the place for you ... Open until 8PM on Thursdays, and we now offer Gift Certificates!
Store Policy - Don't be shy ... You won't insult us by making an offer, we, graciously , listen to all offers
Yet another off-the-beaten-path item into 13909 Antiques ...
Vintage GE Refrigerator Bottle with Rare Lid!
This comes from the 1930's, and, is not a commonly-found item - especially, with the Lid still with it, as ours is.
It's a great Deco-looking piece, in excellent condition.
We could use the old joke "Is your refrigerator running?", but instead, we'll tell you to run here to 13909 Antiques to score this baby!
13909 Antiques
193 Belmont Street
Belmont. MA 02478
http://13909antiques.blogspot.com/
Business Hours
Monday: 10AM - 6PM
Tuesday: Off - By Appointment
Wednesday: 11AM - 7PM
Thursday: 11AM - 8PM
Friday: 10AM - 6PM
Saturday: 9AM - 5PM
Sunday: 11AM - 5PM
Come by, 13909 Antiques is the kind of Antique Store that will remind you of your grandparents house, as we have a bevy of Antique and Vintage furnishing, lamps, knic knacs, costume jewlery, old magazines , cigar boxes, one of the best Vintage Glass Collections around, and much, much more ... If you like to rummage, 13909 Antiques is the place for you ... Open until 8PM on Thursdays, and we now offer Gift Certificates!
Store Policy - Don't be shy ... You won't insult us by making an offer, we, graciously , listen to all offers
"Holy Tangled Ball of String, Batman!"
Some more new inventory into 13909 Antiques, and we got a beauty, if you are a knitter, or use string frequently to tie up packages;
Vintage Cast Iron Metal Hanging String/Yarn Holder,
It looks so cool, standing a little under 6", made of Cast Iron, and in excellent condition.
No more having your ball of yarn running away from you, or, if you are using string to tie up packages, this holder will serve you well.
Make your way to 13909 Antiques to scoop this up
13909 Antiques
193 Belmont Street
Belmont. MA 02478
http://13909antiques.blogspot.com/
Business Hours
Monday: 10AM - 6PM
Tuesday: Off - By Appointment
Wednesday: 11AM - 7PM
Thursday: 11AM - 8PM
Friday: 10AM - 6PM
Saturday: 9AM - 5PM
Sunday: 11AM - 5PM
Come by, 13909 Antiques is the kind of Antique Store that will remind you of your grandparents house, as we have a bevy of Antique and Vintage furnishing, lamps, knic knacs, costume jewlery, old magazines , cigar boxes, one of the best Vintage Glass Collections around, and much, much more ... If you like to rummage, 13909 Antiques is the place for you ... Open until 8PM on Thursdays, and we now offer Gift Certificates!
Store Policy - Don't be shy ... You won't insult us by making an offer, we, graciously , listen to all offers
If you like some funky, vintage and retro artwork, make your way to 13909 Antiques, as we just landed a bevy amount of it.
Awesome Giclée Prints
What is a Giclée Print?
The Definition : Giclee (zhee-klay) - The French word "giclée" is a feminine noun that means a spray or a spurt of liquid. The word may have been derived from the French verb "gicler" meaning "to squirt".
The Term : The term "giclee print" connotes an elevation in printmaking technology. Images are generated from high resolution digital scans and printed with archival quality inks onto various substrates including canvas, fine art, and photo-base paper. The giclee printing process provides better color accuracy than other means of reproduction.
Ours are 8" x 10", Museum-quality, printed on canvas, and unframed.
All are reproductions of famous (and infamous) artwork, posters, Government Propaganda, from tourism, to roadraces, trains, antique/vintage advertisements, and old movie posters
We're only displaying a handful here, but there's over 50 to choose from, with varying prices.
This is just one element of the Antique and Vintage Ephemera we have here at 13909 Antiques.
Put us in your calander, and stop by ... 13909 Antiques is open six-days-a-week, and until 8PM on Thursday, so make your way here!
13909 Antiques
193 Belmont Street
Belmont. MA 02478
http://13909antiques.blogspot.com/
Business Hours
Monday: 10AM - 6PM
Tuesday: Off - By Appointment
Wednesday: 11AM - 7PM
Thursday: 11AM - 8PM
Friday: 10AM - 6PM
Saturday: 9AM - 5PM
Sunday: 11AM - 5PM
Come by, 13909 Antiques is the kind of Antique Store that will remind you of your grandparents house, as we have a bevy of Antique and Vintage furnishing, lamps, knic knacs, costume jewlery, old magazines , cigar boxes, one of the best Vintage Glass Collections around, and much, much more ... If you like to rummage, 13909 Antiques is the place for you ... Open until 8PM on Thursdays, and we now offer Gift Certificates!
Store Policy - Don't be shy ... You won't insult us by making an offer, we, graciously , listen to all offers
"Holy Who Let The Dogs Out, Batman!"
Another of the new inventory items into 13909 Antiques.
And it's awesome!
It's titled "Generation Yellow Labradors", and is a Limited Edtion, Hand-Signed and numbered, by the artist Nigel Hemming.
The paper measures 19" x 15" and image is 16" x 12", and comes with a Certificate of Authenticity.
If you are a Labrador, or Dog lover, or, am a collector of Animal Art, you will want to grab this item - it's beautiful!
It is unframed.
13909 Antiques has a boatload of Orignal Art Work, as well as Vintage Prints, so make your way here to check out our collections, as well as the bevy of Antiques and Vintage items you can rummage through
13909 Antiques
193 Belmont Street
Belmont. MA 02478
http://13909antiques.blogspot.com/
Business Hours
Monday: 10AM - 6PM
Tuesday: Off - By Appointment
Wednesday: 11AM - 7PM
Thursday: 11AM - 8PM
Friday: 10AM - 6PM
Saturday: 9AM - 5PM
Sunday: 11AM - 5PM
Come by, 13909 Antiques is the kind of Antique Store that will remind you of your grandparents house, as we have a bevy of Antique and Vintage furnishing, lamps, knic knacs, costume jewlery, old magazines , cigar boxes, one of the best Vintage Glass Collections around, and much, much more ... If you like to rummage, 13909 Antiques is the place for you ... Open until 8PM on Thursdays, and we now offer Gift Certificates!
Store Policy - Don't be shy ... You won't insult us by making an offer, we, graciously , listen to all offers
Well, another Oddball item here into 13909 Antiques.
Porcelain Baby Tobacco Jar
Tabacco Jars are used to store pipe tobacco, to keep it fresh..
Ours is unused, clean and in excellant condition, so you can use it if you are a pipe smoker, or, any number of other uses, such as for candy, small pins and buttons, as a catch-all, or, perhaps, you may want to use it as a decoration.
It's here, at 13909 Antiques, so make your way to us for it, as well as the bevy of other Antiques and Vintage items we carry.
13909 Antiques
193 Belmont Street
Belmont. MA 02478
http://13909antiques.blogspot.com/
Business Hours
Monday: 10AM - 6PM
Tuesday: Off - By Appointment
Wednesday: 11AM - 7PM
Thursday: 11AM - 8PM
Friday: 10AM - 6PM
Saturday: 9AM - 5PM
Sunday: 11AM - 5PM
Come by, 13909 Antiques is the kind of Antique Store that will remind you of your grandparents house, as we have a bevy of Antique and Vintage furnishing, lamps, knic knacs, costume jewlery, old magazines , cigar boxes, one of the best Vintage Glass Collections around, and much, much more ... If you like to rummage, 13909 Antiques is the place for you ... Open until 8PM on Thursdays, and we now offer Gift Certificates!
Store Policy - Don't be shy ... You won't insult us by making an offer, we, graciously , listen to all offers
Say goodbye to Summer, as the days grow shorter, and, as the classic song goes "the falling leaves drift by the window" ...
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And with that, 13909 Antiques goes back to its' regualar hours, which means, Tueaday will be the only day we are closed (but, available by appointment);
Monday: 10AM - 6PM
Tuesday: Off - By Appointment
Wednesday: 11AM - 7PM
Thursday: 11AM - 8PM
Friday: 10AM - 6PM
Saturday: 9AM - 5PM
Sunday: 11AM - 5PM
So swing by, as we have a bevy of new inventory, some tremendous items, awesome artwork and prints, gleaming vintage glass, and a few oddball items, for the fans of oddball items.
And, if you're stuck to get the family member, or friend, a gift, 13909 Antiques now offers Gift Certificates.
We're open late two days of the week (Wednesdays, to 7PM and Thursdays to 8PM), so that you can squeeze in some rummaging after work.
We hope to see you soon!
13909 Antiques
193 Belmont Street
Belmont. MA 02478
http://13909antiques.blogspot.com/
Hours
Monday: 10AM - 6PM
Tuesday: Off - By Appointment
Wednesday: 11AM - 7PM
Thursday: 11AM - 8PM
Friday: 10AM - 6PM
Saturday: 9AM - 5PM
Sunday: 11AM - 5PM
Come by, 13909 Antiques is the kind of Antique Store that will remind you of your grandparents house, as we have a bevy of Antique and Vintage furnishing, lamps, knic knacs, costume jewlery, old magazines , cigar boxes, one of the best Vintage Glass Collections around, and much, much more ... If you like to rummage, 13909 Antiques is the place for you ... Open until 8PM on Thursdays, and we now offer Gift Certificates!
Store Policy - Don't be shy ... You won't insult us by making an offer, we, graciously , listen to all offers
- Liberty Antiques Festival, Liberty, North Carolina | Home
Visit Liberty in the Heart of North Carolina -
Home of the Liberty Antiques Festival!Just twice a year 400 dealers from more than 25 states pack a 100-acre farm near Liberty, North Carolina with 18th to 20th Century furniture and accessories, pottery, glass, clocks, dolls, toys, military items, advertising, decoys, jewelry, quilts, folk art and "in the rough" country Americana! It’s the way it used to be — NO CRAFTS OR REPRODUCTIONS — just truckloads of antiques and collectibles. You’ll bring something home from this show!!Upcoming Festival Dates: Friday & Saturday, September 26 & 27, 2014Friday & Saturday, April 24 & 25, 2015
Festivals are held RAIN OR SHINE!Festival Hours: 8 am to 5 pm Admission: $7 per person - free parking
Children under 12 free!
No pets allowed; service animals welcome
Handicapped approved electric wheelchairs and scooters allowedLocation: Pike Family Farm, Liberty Contact: Vito & Mary Ellen Sico and Janet Hill, PromotersLiberty Antiques FestivalPO Box 939 | Liberty NC 27298Phone: For vendor information, call (336) 622-3041
For visitor information, call (800) 626-2672For a full color 2014/15 festivals flyer:
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