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GET YOUR VINTAGE ON THIS WEEKEND!
SHOWPLEX BUILDING
FEBRUARY 1 & 2
400 booths with dealers
participating from 10 states
Below are highlights of some of the way cool stuff coming to the show....
Puyallup Fairgrounds ShowPlex Building
110 9th Ave. S.W. Puyallup, WA 98371
Saturday 9am to 6pm to Sunday 10am to 5pm
Adult admission $6 (Sunday coupon at bottom)
Free Parking
Early Admission on Friday $20.00
Hours on Friday: 10am to 6pm
There aren't too many categories that are n't well represented and again, the fun of the hunt makes that discovery a lot more rewarding.
A small sampling includes turn-of-the-century furniture, antiques, oddities, estate jewelry, pop culture, vintage clothing, glass, china, pottery, paintings, vintage prints, radios from the 30s-50s, movie memorabilia, sports, cast iron, mid-century, sterling flatware matching, vintage toys from the 1880s to the 1970s, Victorian decor, vintage clothing, garden antiques, framed vintage prints, costume jewelry, estate jewelry, coins and lots more.
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Erick Paul alwasy brings some gambiling items along with a great selection of Bakelite. |
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Shows
March 1 & 2 - 1,000 booths
Portland Expo Center
July 12 & 13 - 1,400 booths
For more information
about the Portland Shows including hotel info
Oct. 25 & 26 - 1,000 booths
Portland Expo Center
Nov. 8 & 9 - 400 booths
Puyallup Fairgrounds
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R & R Antiquities
always bring fabulous small decoratorive items such as stick and ball. You'll find them in Row B, Booths 217,218 |
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A BEAUTIFUL CATALIN RADIO
The best known and most recognizable Catalin radio ever sold - a Fada "Bullet" Streamliner in Butterscotch with Red trim from the early 1940's. A truly iconic example of radio history. If you only own ONE Catalin radio, this is the model you want in your home. And yet it is STILL one of the most affordable colored plastic radios available! This one will be in
Patrick Ursomano's bootH, Row K, Booths 417, 418 & 419. |
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PAUL BECKMAN BRINGING SOME GREAT ITEMS AS ALWAYS
 Paul Beckman and Jeanne Klein of Bad Girls Antiques join forces in Booth, #523-526 (on the wall on the North side of the ShowPlex). The 'Irish Mail' cart to the left is c1930s, 4' long and made by Hill
Standard Co. of Andertson, Indiana. It is complete, works and has the original decals. It is a child's ride-on toy and is unusual for the attached 'totebox' since there's usually a seat. The condition is excellent.
The Standby Tomato sign to the right, is 36" in diameter and is a heavy porcelain sign. Great color and condition. |
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VINTAGE BB GUNS
 Gene Lancaster, a retired teacher, has been collecting antique and collectible BB guns for more than 20 years. His collection includes BB guns from 1886 to 1942.
Along the way, he became a dealer as well as a collector. With his wife Virginia, he sells the best of the 1930's and 40's BB guns as well as vintage cap guns and Buck Rogers 1930's pistols. His tables include two very rare Daisy Double Barrel BB guns. Their booth, which is on the wall (Booth W-116) also includes many other collectibles. Gene and his wife have participated in every Puyallup Show. |
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Jeanne Klein has never missed being a part of the Puyallup Show since the very first one. She always hunts down the best stuff and her booth looks completely different each time. Here's a few of her new discoveries that we thought you'd like to see in advance. Jeanne's booth is on the wall, Booths #523-526.
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 | | Jeanne is bringing a small collection of zithers |
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MASON RIDGE ANTIQUES
David Templeton is a dealer from Seattle who specializes in art among other fine antiques. At this show he will be bringing these two paintings. The painting on the left is an original oil, a stufy of "Saint Cecilia at the Organ" by Carlo Dolci, 1671. This particular canvas was probably painted between 1820 and 1850. It was found at an estate sale on a plantation in Southern Georgia. It is unsigned and undated.
The painting on the right is an original oil ca: 1850-1885, Hudson River School, name on verso: "Andrews Pt.". Unsigned, undated. These pieces can be seen in David's booth, located in Row G, Booth 135.
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Saint Cecelia at the Organ
by Carlo Dolci |
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YODA!
Tom and Leanne Schillar always bring unusual things and this time it's Yoda. This rare and hard to find piece was used as a Pepsi promotion from the Star Wars episode Phantom Menace. It is life size and stands approximately 56" tall and sits on a stand. You'll find the Schillar's and Yoda in booth W-527,528,529.
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BRING YOUR FAMILY TREASURES (or garage sale finds)
AND FIND OUT WHAT THEY'RE WORTH
The show hires accredited experts that would normally cost you $125 an hour to tell you what you have and what it's worth. At the show, for $5 per object, you'll get a verbal market evaluation. The word 'value' has many definitions, ranging from insurance (replacement) value to forced liquidation (you need to pay the rent and have to sell that item today). The value that our experts give you is what your item would bring if you sold it in a retail setting such as at a show, over the web or in a shop. Vintage items typically depend on supply and demand. Certain things go in and out of favor.
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An example is glassware, which is going through a soft
 | | Don Jensen and Kathleen Victor collaborating on the value of a bear |
market right now. it doesn't mean that won't change in the future, but the popularity of an category dictates its value. Popular categories right now include Vintage clothing, estate jewelry, kitchenware from the 40s and 50s, pop culture items such as Star Wars and G.I. Joe, tobacco related items such as cigarette dispensers and ashtrays, decorative items including painted furniture, period lighting, framed vintage prints and early men's wrist watches, to name just a few.
Evaluations are available during all hours of the show. If the line is long, you will be sold a ticket and given an approximate time to return to the booth. The wait, at the most, is about a half hour.
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SAVE SPECIAL SUNDAY DISCOUNT
33% PUYALLUP
Bring this coupon and take $2.00 off your regular
$6 Sunday admission. Good on Sunday, February 2, 2014.
Offer expires Sunday, February 2, 1914 |
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