Rhinebeck

The Hudson River Valley is spectacular in October.... Pear and apple trees are laden with fruit and enjoying a meal at an outdoor cafe table is especially nice when the transition to chilly weather is inevitable.

The Antiques at Rhinebeck show is set up and looks fantastic. We have a fun and eclectic booth full of paintings, signs, functional and interesting furniture as well as special decorative objects.

The doors open tomorrow Sat. October 8th at 10 AM. We hope you can come see us!

Show Details: 

• Dutchess County Fairgrounds 6550 Spring Brook AveRhinebeck, NY

Show Hours:

Saturday, October 8th  10AM - 5PM

Sunday, October 9th  11AM - 4PM

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Our Booth #18 - Building A

New Hampshire Antiques

Wow! What an amazing week in Manchester! The 59th annual New Hampshire Antiques Show was full of treasures and enthusiasm. We are thrilled to be a part of New Hampshire Antiques Week and so fortunate to have had a good show!  

Thank you to our wonderful customers and friends for a fun and successful week! 

1 Minute Before Showtime! 

Folk Art Landscape  

Graphic Game Board

Dome Top Trunk

Tiny House Painting

Civil War Violin  

Spectacles  

Darling Dog Portrait

Cupcake fuel supplied by Queen City Cupcakes

Special Visitor  

Good friends and good food

Brimfield..... it's a family affair

July Brimfield has come and gone - fast and furious as usual!  It is always a different story at Brimfield - sales are up or down, shopping is great or sparse, the weather is hot or wet or cold. But this time was very special for us.... we brought our daughters for the first time since they were in strollers. They each had their own merchandise to sell and were responsible for packing it, setting it up and selling it.

The girls are 13 and 11 now and have grown up with the constant revolving decor of an antiques family. Always something new in the house to look at, but don't get too attached... it could be gone tomorrow. With kids, you are never sure how much about the family business is being absorbed, but hearing them negotiate prices, make deals and watching them drink fresh lemonade, play cards and display their treasures we are fairly certain they have caught the Brimfield bug. (Speaking of bugs... a huge hatching of gypsy moths made for another interesting show.)

Brimfield Girls