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Greetings!
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NEXT SHOW: September 20-21-22
Great Show!
Great Fun!
Great Food!
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Come On Down
This Weekend!
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HAWAIIAN CONNECTION
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 Richard Brown grew up with Aunts and his Mom as cheap labor picking up and restoring treasures back to life. Fifty years later, he is still doing it! Richard has traveled extensively around the world, especially the Orient ... Japan, Taiwan and Hawaii. He lived in Hawaii for 25 years, raised his family and had a saw mill where he worked with the rare Koa wood pictured to the right. He has hand crafted more than 500 of these incredible rockers over the years.
As a custom builder in both Hawaii and the US, Richard has building materials and hardware in his extensive shop which covers the back third of Hall F. You'll find slab lumber in Walnut, Cherry, Ash and Hickory from Missouri. But that's just the start of this collection which started small and grew. There's tons of antiques and collectibles from all over the world.
Richard has 7 children, 12 grandchildren (plus two more on the way) and 4 great grandchildren. He and his wife Angela (with Richard above) love to travel cross country their "boys" Rex and Snoopy.
Going to the back of Hall F is a fun true treasure hunt where you might uncover just about anything! Be sure to stop and chat with Richard and Angela. He has so many stories to tell!
Hall F 318-371
Email: koarocker@gmail.com
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MY FAVORITE ANTIQUES
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 Angie Abercrombie's great shop runs the gambit from English Antiques, Art Deco, Unique Finds, Vintage, Rustic, and Retro ... all displayed beautifully. With Angie's design talents, you can see how to fuse all of these different styles together for the perfect setting in your home. Don't be afraid to ask for her advice. Angie is more than happy to share her expertise.
Angie is a retired school teacher with a passion for antiques which started very early in life. Check her shop in Hall H 524, 537, 538.
Email: asc42@msn.com
Facebook Page: My Favorite Antiques See more photos of Angie's shop on the blog: Click Here |
One look in Joe Pulliam's shop, Creekstone Collectibles, and it is obvious his passion is glass. His collecting began at an early age having followed his grandmother around as she hunted for treasures. He has a wide selection of Art Glass, Pottery and other collectibles which he has gained from extensively traveling the Southeast in search of the unique and unusual.
