Wow, we did 15 antique malls yesterday, but only bought one thing. Times are changing and it is interesting to watch the differences (and similarities) in stores over the years.
There are many nice booths of cool stuff, well-arranged.
There are still booths with shelves of smalls, mostly covered in dust.
Old stores with several stories of booths.
Lots of piles of things.
Corners with stuff grouped by theme.
And low-ceiling attics with narrow aisles between rows of furniture and decorative tchotchkes.
Hope we find more to buy today!
Lots of fun shops with fun and unusual stuff, well-displayed.
I have seen bottle trees, but not a bottle chandelier like this – although I think the cupid looks disapproving.
Everton needs a crazy alligator head for their home!
A sobering reminder of the reason antiques and collectibles can be rare – they can be broken!
This was an amazing Hartland set with Roy Rogers and Trigger – and the hangtag!!! Full retail plus price or he would have come home for sure.
An unusual, ornate lamp with sombrero hat shade and carnival horse in the background.
Cool splatter pottery horses.
Little horses
Bronze horses
Standing in line to buy horses
I’m exhausted!
A very creative performance entry.
Original Finish Euroware Royal Worcester Princess Anne & Doublet sculpted by Doris Lindner.
I wouldn’t have even glanced at this guy by himself, but this packaging was too awesome!
