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New Management for Antiques in the Church Yard, South Salem, NY
SOUTH SALEM, NY – It’s almost the Fourth of July and if you love hunting prints, including both American and European maps as well as county and
for antiques and discovering fine artisanal objects, you don’t want to miss the town maps, so if you have been looking for a map of your area from long ago,
27th annual Antiques in the Churchyard in South Salem, New York. this will be your chance to find it. She also has botanicals and other natural
For the first time, the show is under the management of D. Turi Antique history prints.
Shows. With Debbie Turi’s fresh and exciting concept of mixing fine hand- Other exhibitors include Arline and Bob Kimerling, who will also have some
made articles with objects from the past, the show promises to be more appeal - estate jewelry as well as sterling silver, glass, perfume bottles, and fine 20th century
ing than ever. The exhibitors will feature country antiques, folk art, vintage porcelain. Meissen, Flora Danica, and Royal Copenhagen will be among their
antiques, jewelry, fine art and prints. offerings. Kathy Brown of Long Island will be bringing a group of patriotic items
Merle Koblenz of Koblenz & Co. Jewelry will be among the exhibitors. Merle along with her usual selection of eclectic pieces. A collection of globe pencil sharp-
is a third generation dealer in antique and estate jewelry. Because she is not only eners made in Germany between 1920 and 1950 will be a highlight, as well as sev-
a graduate of the Gemological Institute of America, but also the president of the eral standing wooden butlers. Frances Crespo is a connoisseur of folk art, and will
Manhattan chapter, shopping in her booth is a wonderful experience. Her knowl- be showing up with some whimsical and wonderful examples. Jamie’s Antiques
edge and friendly approach make each purchase a special memory. of Briarcliff Manor is a specialist in vintage jewelry and will be exhibiting with
Linda Borchers’ business is Victorian to Vintage. She carries Victorian jew- examples from many different eras, including, gold and silver, Bakelite and other
elry and also will be showing a selection of antique sewing items, including early plastics, for every budget from the affordable to the extravagant. Lara Joyce
sewing tools and fitted sewing boxes. Antiques of Westfield, NJ specializes in English smalls, and always has on display
She will also have both writing and jewelry boxes. Linda’s six-year old a variety of vintage and antique cameras.
granddaughter, Eleanor, is an avid collector who looks mostly for very small The great variety of exhibitors promises to yield up many treasures and per-
things: little pottery and crystal baskets, hand painted china, and other pretty haps some surprises.
pieces. She is hoping to attend the show to do some shopping and perhaps help Always popular is the all-you-can-eat pancake breakfast prepared by the
her grandma out in the booth. church on the morning of the show from 9-11. The show will be held on the
Bleecker Street Antiques hails from Mohegan Lake, NY, with brick and grounds of Stevens Memorial United Methodist Church at 8 Shady Lane in
mortar locations in both Millbrook and Carmel, NY. They will be showing a South Salem, New York, The show will take place on July 4th from 9 AM to
selection from their interesting array of eclectic items, ranging from paintings 4 PM. The Church Yard is a lovely setting for this event, conveniently situated
and prints, books, crystal and glass, lighting, midcentury modern, photogra- off Route 35, with easy access at exit 6 off Rt. 684.
phy, stereocards, and other collectibles. For more information contact Debbie Turi at debbieturi@gmail.com or
Maile Allen of Poughquag, NY will have a booth filled with interesting 973.464-9793 or visit dturiantiqueshows.com.
th
47 ANNUAL
August 3 - 4, 2019 ANTIQUE SHOW AND SALE
at the Sponsored by the Yates County Agricultural Society
WASHINGTON COUNTY FAIRGROUNDS, Rt. 29, GREENWICH, NY
100 DEALERS
12 mi. East of Saratoga Springs, NY
Saturday, Aug. 24, 2019 9:30am to 3:30pm
Yates County Fairgrounds
2370 Old Route 14A, Penn Yan, NY 14527
$3.50 ADMISSION Contact Katie Carno for information
50¢ OFF admission with this AD 315-694-2657 or 315-536-5039
PLEASE - NO PETS ON THE FIELD or email info @yatescountyfair.org
EASTERN ONTAARIO’S LARGESTT OUTDOOR SHOWW!
49th Annual
38th Annual Somerset Antique
& Vintage Fair
ODEDEESSAESSAAA
O MAINE Saturday, August 10, 2019
Free Admission
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www.odessaanww.odessaanntiqueshow.cantiqueshow.ca E E 10 TH & 11 THH ANTIQUES 8 a.m. to 2 p.m., Rain or Shine
More than 100 Dealers
EARLY ADMISSION ON FESTIVAL displaying quality antiques & collectibles
S SATURDAY, AUGUST 10 TH Food Vendors! No pets, Please! Space Available
2pm to 6pm On the streets of Somerset, PA Approximately 1 hour east
$155 (includes re-entry on Sunday) For more information of Pittsburgh. Exit 110 of PA Turnpike
S SUNDAY, AUGUST, 11 TH go to Free Parking in county parking garage on E. Catherine St.
8am to 4pm Info: 814-445-6431 or
$8 or 2 for $15 www.MaineAntiquesFestival.com
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CHHILDREN UNDER 15 FREEHHILDREN UNDER 15 FREE E-mail: info@somersetcountychamber.com
For furrther information contacct: www.somersetpa.net
2 HOURS TO OTTAWA Karren Leacock-Brown Visit our booth for area attractions and events.
Celll. 613.391.8331 or
HWY 15
2 1/2 HOURS TOMONTREAL2
2 1//22 HOURS TOTORONTO Bus. 613.396.6888
karenleeacockbrown@gmail.coom Antique & Classic Car Show
HWY 401
KINGSTON
WILTON RD. 10 MINUTES
EXIITT 599
IVY LEA BRIDGE Held at the Odessa Fairgrounds
100 miles west of Kingston, August 2-4
40 MINUTES TO USA 12 p.m. - 2 p.m.
HWY 2
just south of the 401, exit 599 (Wilton R Rd.) Somerset Trust Co. parking lot at
ODESSA FAIRGGROUNDS
MARKET
VISIT OUR YEARR ROUND LARGE MULLTI VENDOR R ROUND LARGE MULLTI-VENDOR MARKETTT 151 W. Main St. 814-443-9200
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www.KarenBrownAntiqques.com 501 Dundas Streeet, PO Box 350, Deseronto, ON K0K 1XX0
(5 km south of f the 401, west of Deseronto Road. Exit 570)
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SOUTH SALEM, NY – It’s almost the Fourth of July and if you love hunting prints, including both American and European maps as well as county and
for antiques and discovering fine artisanal objects, you don’t want to miss the town maps, so if you have been looking for a map of your area from long ago,
27th annual Antiques in the Churchyard in South Salem, New York. this will be your chance to find it. She also has botanicals and other natural
For the first time, the show is under the management of D. Turi Antique history prints.
Shows. With Debbie Turi’s fresh and exciting concept of mixing fine hand- Other exhibitors include Arline and Bob Kimerling, who will also have some
made articles with objects from the past, the show promises to be more appeal - estate jewelry as well as sterling silver, glass, perfume bottles, and fine 20th century
ing than ever. The exhibitors will feature country antiques, folk art, vintage porcelain. Meissen, Flora Danica, and Royal Copenhagen will be among their
antiques, jewelry, fine art and prints. offerings. Kathy Brown of Long Island will be bringing a group of patriotic items
Merle Koblenz of Koblenz & Co. Jewelry will be among the exhibitors. Merle along with her usual selection of eclectic pieces. A collection of globe pencil sharp-
is a third generation dealer in antique and estate jewelry. Because she is not only eners made in Germany between 1920 and 1950 will be a highlight, as well as sev-
a graduate of the Gemological Institute of America, but also the president of the eral standing wooden butlers. Frances Crespo is a connoisseur of folk art, and will
Manhattan chapter, shopping in her booth is a wonderful experience. Her knowl- be showing up with some whimsical and wonderful examples. Jamie’s Antiques
edge and friendly approach make each purchase a special memory. of Briarcliff Manor is a specialist in vintage jewelry and will be exhibiting with
Linda Borchers’ business is Victorian to Vintage. She carries Victorian jew- examples from many different eras, including, gold and silver, Bakelite and other
elry and also will be showing a selection of antique sewing items, including early plastics, for every budget from the affordable to the extravagant. Lara Joyce
sewing tools and fitted sewing boxes. Antiques of Westfield, NJ specializes in English smalls, and always has on display
She will also have both writing and jewelry boxes. Linda’s six-year old a variety of vintage and antique cameras.
granddaughter, Eleanor, is an avid collector who looks mostly for very small The great variety of exhibitors promises to yield up many treasures and per-
things: little pottery and crystal baskets, hand painted china, and other pretty haps some surprises.
pieces. She is hoping to attend the show to do some shopping and perhaps help Always popular is the all-you-can-eat pancake breakfast prepared by the
her grandma out in the booth. church on the morning of the show from 9-11. The show will be held on the
Bleecker Street Antiques hails from Mohegan Lake, NY, with brick and grounds of Stevens Memorial United Methodist Church at 8 Shady Lane in
mortar locations in both Millbrook and Carmel, NY. They will be showing a South Salem, New York, The show will take place on July 4th from 9 AM to
selection from their interesting array of eclectic items, ranging from paintings 4 PM. The Church Yard is a lovely setting for this event, conveniently situated
and prints, books, crystal and glass, lighting, midcentury modern, photogra- off Route 35, with easy access at exit 6 off Rt. 684.
phy, stereocards, and other collectibles. For more information contact Debbie Turi at debbieturi@gmail.com or
Maile Allen of Poughquag, NY will have a booth filled with interesting 973.464-9793 or visit dturiantiqueshows.com.
th
47 ANNUAL
August 3 - 4, 2019 ANTIQUE SHOW AND SALE
at the Sponsored by the Yates County Agricultural Society
WASHINGTON COUNTY FAIRGROUNDS, Rt. 29, GREENWICH, NY
100 DEALERS
12 mi. East of Saratoga Springs, NY
Saturday, Aug. 24, 2019 9:30am to 3:30pm
Yates County Fairgrounds
2370 Old Route 14A, Penn Yan, NY 14527
$3.50 ADMISSION Contact Katie Carno for information
50¢ OFF admission with this AD 315-694-2657 or 315-536-5039
PLEASE - NO PETS ON THE FIELD or email info @yatescountyfair.org
EASTERN ONTAARIO’S LARGESTT OUTDOOR SHOWW!
49th Annual
38th Annual Somerset Antique
& Vintage Fair
ODEDEESSAESSAAA
O MAINE Saturday, August 10, 2019
Free Admission
A
ANTIQUE SHNTIQUE SHHOW & SALEHOW & SALE AUGUST 20119
& 1
w
www.odessaanww.odessaanntiqueshow.cantiqueshow.ca E E 10 TH & 11 THH ANTIQUES 8 a.m. to 2 p.m., Rain or Shine
More than 100 Dealers
EARLY ADMISSION ON FESTIVAL displaying quality antiques & collectibles
S SATURDAY, AUGUST 10 TH Food Vendors! No pets, Please! Space Available
2pm to 6pm On the streets of Somerset, PA Approximately 1 hour east
$155 (includes re-entry on Sunday) For more information of Pittsburgh. Exit 110 of PA Turnpike
S SUNDAY, AUGUST, 11 TH go to Free Parking in county parking garage on E. Catherine St.
8am to 4pm Info: 814-445-6431 or
$8 or 2 for $15 www.MaineAntiquesFestival.com
E E
C
CHHILDREN UNDER 15 FREEHHILDREN UNDER 15 FREE E-mail: info@somersetcountychamber.com
For furrther information contacct: www.somersetpa.net
2 HOURS TO OTTAWA Karren Leacock-Brown Visit our booth for area attractions and events.
Celll. 613.391.8331 or
HWY 15
2 1/2 HOURS TOMONTREAL2
2 1//22 HOURS TOTORONTO Bus. 613.396.6888
karenleeacockbrown@gmail.coom Antique & Classic Car Show
HWY 401
KINGSTON
WILTON RD. 10 MINUTES
EXIITT 599
IVY LEA BRIDGE Held at the Odessa Fairgrounds
100 miles west of Kingston, August 2-4
40 MINUTES TO USA 12 p.m. - 2 p.m.
HWY 2
just south of the 401, exit 599 (Wilton R Rd.) Somerset Trust Co. parking lot at
ODESSA FAIRGGROUNDS
MARKET
VISIT OUR YEARR ROUND LARGE MULLTI VENDOR R ROUND LARGE MULLTI-VENDOR MARKETTT 151 W. Main St. 814-443-9200
VISIT OUR YEAR
OPEN ALL YEAR E Exit 570 Sponsor: The Somerset County Chamber of
•7 days a wweek•
I
H
G
HWA
Mon to Sat:100am-5pm 9 4 Y Tompkins WA AY Y 0 4 1 D . RD O Commerce & Somerset Trust Company
Sundays: 11aam-5pm AY WA H By The Bay N m T E 5 k O
613.396.66888 G I H D D U U N N D D Complex ( ( . H H I I G G H HW WA AY AY Y Y ) ) 2 2) ) ) ) R S E D 2019
A A
T T.
S S
S ST
WA
WA A
www.KarenBrownAntiqques.com 501 Dundas Streeet, PO Box 350, Deseronto, ON K0K 1XX0
(5 km south of f the 401, west of Deseronto Road. Exit 570)
Journal of Antiques and Collectibles
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