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Want an ancient, claw-foot tub or a
phone booth from the fifties? Give Vermont Salvage
a try. Architectural Salvage is what they do and their
two huge centers in White River Junction, Vermont, and Manchester, New Hampshire
are part warehouse, museum and social center (especially on
Saturdays). The vast and varied retrieved remnants from New
England's homes and buildings are, for many, the building blocks for
new homes or newly discovered treasure with a particular pedigree.
They welcome inquiries at the site or by calling 802) 295-7616.
J.M. Sarnik &
Sons operate The Old General Store at 1140 Main St in
Coventry. They offer a good variety of antique furniture, many
of which are pictured at the site and they can arrange for shipping
within 200 miles of Coventry. While their inventory changes
frequently, collectors of Coke products will want to explore the
large collection they recently acquired. The Coke collectables
consist of licensed products and the harder to find Coke produced
merchandise and displays. Normal store hours are Wednesday to Friday 12:00 till 5:00
and Saturday and Sunday 9:00 till 5:00. Appointments
are welcome. The site includes directions, a good photograph of
the store and contact information.
There are some great
photographs of vintage electronic devices at Antique Radio Restoration & Repair,
many of which include the owner, Bob Eslinger of Pomfret.
Decades ago these relics represented "cutting edge"
technology that was combined with the more traditional skills of
woodworking and cabinet making.
Eslinger takes a
soup-to-nuts approach to the restoration process, working both the
electronic and crafting requirements that many of these machines
require. He services all tube type radios including those made
in Germany and Canada and also works on automobile radios, amplifiers
and large, floor consoles. His work has attained a national
following among collectors and has been the subject reports in
prominent New England publications.
Visitors, even those
without radio problems, are welcome to browse around his shop at 20 Gary School Road
in Pomfret Center. The site includes links to other antique
radio sites and, if your speakers are on, music.
Collectics Antiques and
Collectibles was started in 1998
by Karen Lee in Greenwich and it has become a key resource about
antiques and collectibles. The site offers varied selection of things to
view and buy- Vintage Kitchenware, Pottery,
lamps, period jewelry, memorabilia, books, to name a few-with an eclectic bent
towards Art Deco and Art Nouveau.
Ms.
Lee's monthly Web Log and Journal may be of special interest.
She candidly dissects many of the major exhibitions in the region and highlights
upcoming events in the world of antiques, art and other things that may be
somewhat less grand but collectable.
The site is exceedingly well researched, attractive and easy to navigate.
Offerings are thumb nailed for viewing and there are very good informational
sections on a wealth of selected topics. Viewers can complete a monthly
quiz-a gift certificate can be won just by entering-and there are bountiful
links to other sites of interest. And of course, one can buy online.
Maps
of the Past
is operated by the Reid and Wright Antiquarian Bookstore in New
Preston. It offers maps of New England that can be
purchased online.
Antique
Radio & Television,
New London. A repair and restoration shop in downtown
Acorn
Antiques
at Acorn Bed and Breakfast in Killingworth offers fine antiques in
a marvelous rural setting.
Old
Hickory Furniture Of Connecticut.
The
Antiques Depot,
Old Saybrook.
Mystic
Antiques,
Mystic.
Old
Saybrook Antiques Center,
Old Saybrook.
Plantsville
General Store Antiques Center, Plantsville.
Newfield
Antique & Collectible Flea Market, Middletown.
Woodbury
Connecticut,
Antiques Capital of Connecticut
Gerald
Murphy Antiques, Ltd., Woodbury.
THE
RED PETTICOAT,
Ridgefield.
The
Mill,
from Sandy Hook in Newtown
Special
Joys Antique Doll Shop and Museum,
Coventry.
Michael
Kessler Antiques,
Stamford.
One
of a Kind Antiques,
Chester
Boston
Antique Co-op,
Beacon Hill, Boston
RAY
BOAS, BOOKSELLER,
New Preston.
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Maine
One
can almost smell Maine's sea air at the China Sea Marine Trading Co.
in Portland. Steve Bunker and
Sharon Bondroff, are outfitters of nautical equipment and paraphernalia
that include navigational instruments, clocks, telescopes,
shiplights, bells, anchors and a host of things to put on ones back,
coffee table or wall. The handsome shop on Dana Street, is
part museum and hardware store that beckons to an earlier age when
Yankees went to the sea in ships.
With fine photographs,
the site and the shop are well worth a visit even if one is entirely
landlocked. They welcome inquiries (207) 773-0081 or by email
at the site.
We
give this site 3
New England WOWs
Heavenly
Treasures
is an internet based antique store in South
Portland. Gary Worthing, the proprietor, displays
some of his current offerings on the site and is interested in
purchasing quality antiques as well.
Portland
Antique Center,
Portland.
Centervale
Farm Antiques,
Scarborough.
RIVERGATE
ANTIQUE MALL,
Kennebunk.
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Massachusetts
Since 1992 the New
England Collectibles Exchange has been helping collectibles
sellers find buyers for their pieces. From Clarksburg,
Massachusetts they offer a wide variety of collectibles and ship to
just about anywhere.
MARITIME
ANTIQUES,
Yarmouthport.
Farmhouse
Antiques,
Wellfleet.
Victorias
By The Sea
ANTIQUES & ART, FURNISHINGS, Scituate.
Davoll's
General Store,
Dartmouth.
Royal and Ellen Feltner have been wholesale dealers of antiques and rare
collectable for over forty years. The proprietors of Ellroyal Antiques
in Amesbury; they specialize in Victorian furniture and accessories
with a strong emphasis on attractive, period collectables, much of
which has a pronounced New England flavor, to nineteen-forties.
Their large inventory of furniture, clocks, glass, china and lamps is handsomely
previewed at the site and includes a fascinating display of jars and
containers used to sell peanut butter and other staples.
Also noted at the site is that Amesbury was home to the world's largest
carriage maker from 1850-1915. We didn't know that.
The site also contains a link to Newenglandwow.com.
Antique
Associates,
West Townsend.
Salt
Marsh Antiques, Rowley.
Andrew
Jacobson Marine Antiques,
Ipswich.
Antiques
on Boland Way,
Springfield.
Stuart
F. Solomon Antiques, Northampton.
Good
Time Stove Company,
Goshen.
Paul
& Susan Kleinwald, Antiques,
Great Barrington.
CITY
LIGHTS ANTIQUE LIGHTING,
Cambridge.
Antique
Center of Cape Cod, Dennis.
New Hampshire
NH
Antiquing is a new site from Londonderry that is building a
directory of the state's antique shops, dealers, wholesalers, auctioneers,
fairs and flea markets. They plan on presenting periodic
showcases of exceptional shops and specialty items particular to the region.
They have an interesting map of the state they use to high areas to
explore including the Great North Woods, White Mountains,
Lakes Area, Dartmouth/Lake Sunapee, Monadnock, Merrimack Valley
and the Seacoast
.
We
give this site 2
New England WOWs
Doug & Connie Hamel
specialize in Shaker furniture and accessories from their picturesque
shop in Chichester. They've been consulting, appraising
and selling these highly prized examples of unique craftsmanship for
over 35 years. The site is updated frequently with new Shaker
offerings available for purchase. Enquiries are welcome.
The
Trunk Shop, Portsmouth
The
Barn Antiques,
Hampton Falls
THE
YANKEE SMUGGLER Antiques in
Richmond
Antiques
at Mayfair,
Amherst
Hayloft
Antique Center,
Northwood
New
England Antique Radio Club
They meet at least four times a year from Nashua
Want an ancient, claw-foot tub or a
phone booth from the fifties? Give Vermont Salvage
a try. Architectural Salvage is what they do and their two
huge centers in White River Junction, Vermont, and Manchester, New Hampshire
are part warehouse, museum and social center (especially on
Saturdays). The vast and varied retrieved remnants from New
England's homes and buildings are, for many, the building blocks for
new homes or newly discovered treasure with a particular pedigree.
They welcome inquiries at the site or by calling 802) 295-7616.
Athens
Antique Labels & Prints,
Athens.
Kennedy
Brothers Factory Marketplace,
Vergennes
Middlebury
Antique Center,
East Middlebury.
Equinox
Antiques, Manchester.
Smugglers'
Notch Antique Center is run by the Kelley and Bette Mann. Truly an antique
"center" they offer the finds from 35 antique dealers in a
converted dairy barn, a country store featuring Vermont made gifts
and crafts and a huge selection of scoop-able penny candies. On Rt. 108
in Jeffersonville, they also offer an "evolving" Art
Gallery from the state artists.
The
Country Gallery Antiques,
Rupert.
Antiques
Center at Camelot Village
ANTIQUE
QUILTS
from Marie Miller in
Dorset
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