Have you visited our web site lately? John is uploading new photos of amazing new finds from our latest buying trips. Dozens of new photos are appearing in the New Antique Arrivals section every day. Our excitement continues this year as our Dallas store just received their newest container a few days before Christmas ~ over three hundred items. All of our Dallas staff is busy setting up this very large shipment. For those who love antique accessories, you must visit us and see this remarkable array! The items arrived in a 45’ high cube container and include diverse styles from Country French confit pots to 18th century Italian altar candlesticks, antique paintings, hall trees, dozens of hunting trophies, antique clocks, antique gold-leaf and silver-leaf mirrors and so much more. Below are photos of some of the highlights we took as we were gathering these treasures on the European continent.
Antique Italian altar candlesticks make remarkable statement in interior décor with original gold leaf patina finish.
You know how much we love culinary antiques and this shipment delivers them in abundance~ from confit pots to antique cutting boards, from copper to pewter…
I had to show this amazing antique marble top table with an exquisitely hand forged wrought iron base. I just love the lines and the marble top that took several men to lift!
An extraordinary find ~ an antique Italian altar candelabra, hand-carved and silver leafed for a glorious effect.
A few of the charming accessories in the shipment that can add such warmth and the finishing touch to an antique-inspired home interior.
We couldn’t possibly show all of the items on this container in our blog (there are over 300 items!) so Rebecca designed this collage to give you a tantalizing glimpse of our exciting shipment.
And now for the giveaway!
Our first antique give away of this year will be…. announced tomorrow! But we’d like to offer you a head start on your entries! Simply click here to see the complete container. Please let us know what your favorite piece is, and why. Then, make sure you also like us on Facebook. We love hearing from you!
