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Our 75' X 160' pavilion is all metal construction and is
built to withstand heavy rains. Rain gutters and
downspouts carry water to an underground drain, which takes
it away from the building. The "floor" of the pavilion is
built higher than the ground outside to force water to run
away from the building rather than through it. Tarps can be
pulled across like shower curtains to help keep things dry,
as well as at night. The pavilion has skylights which
provide natural lighting that can be supplemented by
fluorescent lights. Each dealer has access to 20 amp
electricity. |
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Local sheriff's deputies and police are hired to provide
traffic control so that shoppers can safely cross the road
as they shop with us and at the Arbors Antiques &
Collectibles Show. We also hire them to provide night
security every night of the show. (Officer is behind
shoppers.) |
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Friends don't let friends shop alone. |
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Coffee
time! |
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Milton
& Bettye Daniel, dealers, search all across the Midwest and
always have a great selection of beautiful American Oak
furniture to bring to Round Top. |
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Museum
quality postage stamp quilt from the 1800's
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Postage stamp
quilt |
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Calendar Girl
Cecil
Taylor, dealer: Rare Coca Cola salesman's sample.
Length 12" X 7 1/2" wide X 10" high. |
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Great antique furniture
selections!
Incredibly detailed American
Indian artwork on the jawbones of cows. |
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Cecil Taylor, dealer: Cecil has some of the finest pottery
you'll find anywhere, including hard to find
Roseville Pinecone and Fuschia patterns. He also
has a great selection of Persian rugs. |
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Ted & Kay Norrid, dealers: English oak carved wardrobe and
English marble topped hunt cabinet. |
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Richard & A.J. Isaac, dealers: Enterprise coffee grinder
#2, manufactured in the late 1800's in
Philadelphia. |
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Larry & Lavita Richard, dealers: Specializing in signs,
thermometers & tin advertising. |
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Linda & Jerry Adams, dealers: Edward Chalmers Leavitt
painting from Providence, Rhode Island. Dated
1892, signed front and back. |
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Linda & Jerry Adams, dealers: Handmade 1832 trunk with hand
forged heart shaped hardware handles. |
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John & Barbara Quinby, dealers: Tiger stripe oak beveled
front display cabinet containing a fine selection of
glassware: Stevens & Williams, Westmoreland and Fenton. |
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Susie & Daryl Sanborn, dealers: Specializing in primitives
& architectural iron pieces. Elegant iron patio set with a
hard to find eight chair setting. |
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Ken &
Becky Coatney, dealers: Two new style cylinder churns
displayed on a Clark's 4-drawer spool cabinet. From churns
to bear traps, they always have an interesting variety of
unusual antiques. |
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Carnival glass |
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Carol Clary, Gary Pickett, Larry & Diane Cook, dealers:
Roseville, Weller, Hull, and Rookwood pottery.
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Carol Clary, Gary Pickett, Larry & Diane Cook, dealers:
This foursome has a tremendous following for their glassware
and American Pottery: Fiesta, Blue Willow, and Autumn
Leaf. |
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Carol Clary, Gary Pickett, Larry & Diane Cook, dealers:
Vintage toys, games & dolls. |
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Carol Clary, Gary Pickett, Larry & Diane Cook, dealers: Cut
Crystal, Fostoria, and Flow Blue |
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High
quality kitchen cabinets, hutch, and chest of drawers. |
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Mike & Ashley Flores, vendors: They provide an attractive
splash of color that attracts shoppers eyes as they near the
entrance to Round Top Hill, and are a very popular stop for
shoppers. |
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As
friendships develop, our dealers often get together in the
evening for meals, visiting and relaxing.
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Victor
Talking Machine from the late 1800's made prior to RC
Victor.
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Apothecary scale from the late 1800's with weights, seltzer
bottles, beehive jugs and moonshine jug.
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Children's washing machine from the 1900's by C. G. Wood
Company, Girard, Pa.
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Pharmacist's cabinet built in the late 1800's, all original
pine.
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Original
receipt written Adam Davenport for 9 schillings and 6 pence,
for 6 dining chairs, dated April 5, 1794.
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Rookwood
11 1/2" scenic vase dated 1946 by noted artist Edward
Hurley.
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Doctor's
cabinet from about 1910, quarter sawn oak.
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Coca Cola
electric clock with green lettering from the early 1950's.
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California Bauer pottery made in the 1930's and 1940's in
Fiesta colors.
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Old Sleepy Eye Pottery from
1906 - 1929 |
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Carnival Glass, pre-1940. |
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1880 Barrel Churn |
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1880 Barrel Churn |
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Oak Medical Cabinet built prior to 1910 |
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This is only a small sample of the
collectible fishing lures at our last show |
Early Gulf sign from the 1930's
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OK sign from the 1950's
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Victorian Silver Plate, Tipler water
picture, Victorian Silver Plate cruet sets, Figural French
artist signed lamp |
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A beautiful assortment of vintage linens is
displayed here |
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Good Things and Cottage on Comal display
showing a signed 1850's J Hoare & Co. cut crystal compote, a
signed 1880 Rome cameo, religious chalkware, early 1900's
French mantle clock, and an English oyster plate |
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Vintage charms |
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Collectible mugs |
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Christmas Past has many collectible Christmas
items, including religious, Santa, and ornamental |
Rare American Art Pottery |
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Rare American Art Pottery |
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Nostalgic toys from days gone by
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"The Jury" displayed with quality vintage
furniture |
Rare 7' X 10' Persian Heriz rug |
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Happy shoppers find a lot of Good Things at
Round Top Hill.
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Red Cross Magazines from World War I; 1918
illustrations inside include some by noted artists N.C.
Wyeth, S.J. Woolf, and J. Paul Verrees |
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Twin oak three stack bookcases with all
original leaded glass from about 1910 |
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