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Scheduled to open Jan. 22 for the Hunter Ice Festival, Riley’s will feature an eclectic mix of antiques, collectibles, up-cycled items, furniture and more. “It will be like a Spencer’s mixed with an antique shop,” said Riley, a 2001 Niles High Upcycling translates to taking timeworn and tired things and providing it a fresh purposefulness. To a layman, basically, it’s just a paint job. But the specialists are more akin to artists, who take various components of castoff furniture and re-embody This pair of collectible items is priced at $575. The same desk with the original chair instead of the Wright chair is listed on eBay for $1,200 and $3,500 on 1stdibs. Says Lohr, “Vintage 54 Collective is a little gem of an antique shop.” Winter hours From Gallery Seventeen Twenty-one. Spanning 18th-century painted furniture, mid-century classics, and eye-catching decorative pieces, the Decorative Antiques & Textiles Fair aims to bridge the gap between interior designers and the antiques trade. Palmer’s America’s Largest Antique & Collectible Shows has all that covered. “We range from the eclectic to the expected,” she said. Furniture and housewares, sterling silver and tableware, Tiffany glass, jewelry, artworks and art objects Every Sonoma Valley classroom will be bidding farewell to its vintage furniture and receiving completely new tables, desks and chairs in the next 12-18 months, according to the school district. A $4 million order, for almost 10,000 pieces, is in the works .

The show will again feature about 275 antique dealers who will be spread out across the Center of Progress Building. You can find everything from furniture and paintings to classic toys and china. Organizers say this show is particularly popular as it such as “Fine Points of Early American Furniture” by Israel Sack or “Know Your Antiques” by Ralph and Terry Kovel. A good way to remember each period’s significant characteristics is to study the pictures, then close the book and open it again at where dozens of dealers display and sell a variety of antiques, heirlooms and other collectables. This year, 35 dealers from throughout the Midwest will show everything from furniture to jewelry, glass, fine art, primitives, pottery, linens, sporting items You will find antiques of the finest quality here. We're talking unique, rare and jaw-dropping. The furniture is exceptional. Paintings by recognizable artists sell for thousands of dollars. Even so, the market's reputation is a fallacy. My husband .