Showing posts with label antique bottles. Show all posts
Showing posts with label antique bottles. Show all posts

Thursday, January 17, 2008

Yardley Community Center Antique Show

The national trend of going green has worked its way into the world of antiques. That's what Joy Harrington — a collector, dealer and the organizer of this weekend's Yardley Community Centre Antique Show — said as the center sets the stage for its 54th annual show. An antique isn't just something that sits on a living room hutch anymore, said Harrington, a community center board member. “People are starting to remember, or think about, older things and are reusing them,” she said. Of course, some things (read: the expensive ones!) are meant to be just collectibles, she added.

Twenty-one dealers from throughout Pennsylvania, New Jersey and Maryland will set up shop Friday and Saturday at the Yardley Community Centre, selling primitives, miniatures, quilts, furniture, cupboards, jewelry, pottery, crockery, ceramics and more. Organizers expect from several hundred to nearly 1,000 people to attend. The money raised helps the community center maintain its building, which dates to the early 1800s. The items at the show range from antique bottles that cost just a few bucks to antique furniture that costs a few thousand dollars. “We really try to have a nice balanced show that's for everyone,” Harrington said.
For more of this article, or if you would like to attend the Yardley Community Center Antique Show, click here.

Monday, December 10, 2007

Help Others While Helping Yourself

During my morning hunt for good antiques news, I stumbled upon a great article about Shopgoodwill.com. If you are in the market to purchase antique furniture, antique bottles, or anything else that you feel has aged better with time, check out their site. It is the first and only nonprofit Internet auction site and it makes searching through the old bins and clothes racks seem obsolete. They have over 75 categories and subcategories consisting of more than 18,000 items from antiques and toys to one-of-a-kind collectible items, which they have pulled from the billions of pounds of donated goods they collect every year. Shopgoodwill.com also has many popular features including Personal Shopper, which will send bidders e-mail alerts when items they are looking for are posted, which sounds perfect for the busy holiday shopper. If you would like to see more details from within the original article, please click here, and remember to add your new finds into your collection on iTaggit!