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NEW ANTIQUES DEALER APPLICATION
2010 ANTIQUE DEALER LIST
ANTIQUE SHOW & SALE DEALER MAP
ANTIQUES SEMINARS

Antiques Market

150 Booths - 45,000 Square Feet - Just off I-81 Exit 14
Virginia Highlands Community College
Daily, 10 a.m. - 6 p.m.
Admission $4 Mon.-Thurs., $5 Fri.-Sun. ($12 Festival Pass)
Please note no pets allowed. Service animals permitted.

Discover those special, hard-to-find items at this 45,000-square-foot market. For many people, it's the centerpiece of the Festival. Antique lovers spend days browsing through tents filled with an impressive array of fine formal and country furniture, top-end collectibles, folk art, jewelry, accessories, books and primitives. East Coast dealers offer fine period furniture, porcelain, sterling silver, quilts, clothing, paintings, rugs, and more. Dealers always restock, so be sure to visit more than once!

For more information contact Susan Kimbrell at 276-676-1101 or 276-608-0339, or E-mail gary_susan@bvunet.net.

2010 Antique Dealers

Dealer City/State Booth
Antique Accessories Johnson City, TN A9
Antique Hunters/Timothy G. Carrier Bristol, TN A33 & A34
Bedford-on-the-Square Pittsburgh, PA A41 & A42
Betty B's Trash to Treasure Wilmington, NC B21 & B41
Charles Upchurch Antiques Mableton, GA A2 & A22
Collectors Corner Bushnell, FL A29 & A30
Connie & Freddie King Bristol, VA A15
Crabtree Antiques Troutville, VA B5 & B6 & B7
Craig Ringstad Antiques Bloomington, MN A71 & A72
Dean Feathers Kingsport, TN A70 & 1/2
Debbie Francis Canton, GA B42 & 1/2
DeHerdt Antiques Ocala, FL A66
Dreamtiques Blountville, TN A52 & 1/2
Duck Crossing Elizabethton, TN B32 & B33
Echoes of the Past Carthage, TN B22 & 1/2
Ed Bailey Antiques Elizabethton, TN B49, B50 & B51
Flea Market Specialties Bean Station, TN A7 & A8
Flow Blue Brothers Lewisville, TX A61 & A62
Foxglove Antiques Abingdon, VA A56 & 1/2
Fran's Fantasies Antiques Chesapeake, VA B29, B30, B31
Grandmother's Attic Corryton, TN A44 & A64
Harley Antiques APO, NY B25 & 1/2
Heritage House Antiques Bland, VA A3, A4, A5, A6
Hickory Mountain Antiques Pittsboro, NC B47, B48, B28
Hoot and Nana Antiques Paris, KY A31 & A32
Hootie Bird Antiques Saltville, VA A63 & 1/2
Jerry Lee Antiques Abingdon, VA B8
Lady & The Cowboy Itasca, TX B36 & B56
Legacy Rugs Germantown, TN A50 & 1/2
Len Harmon Antiques Vilas, NC A45 & A65
M & E Antiques Leesburg, FL B9 & B10
Marquis & N.A.N. Antiques Barto, PA B1 & B2
McMillan & Wife Hardy, VA A27 & A28
Melekim Antiques Chattanooga, TN B16 & 1/2
Michelle A. Pizio Antiques Whitesboro, TX A35 & 1/2
Morning Glory Antiques York, PA B35 & B55
Munday and Munday Benton, IL B3 & B4
N. A. LeRoque Atlanta, GA A48 & 1/2
Nancy Huff Antiques Roanoke, VA A25 & A26
Old Grey Mare Midway, TN A1 & A21
P & S Antiques Lake Worth, FL A54 & A55
P. Bradford & Co. Greeneville, TN A49 & A69
Pam Rosenbalm Bristol, TN A68 & 1/2
Pamela C. Graham & John Elkins Jr. Blue Ridge, VA A73, A74, A75, A76
Ramsey, Ramsey, Ramsey & Ramsey Wingina, VA A17 & A37 & A38
Rebecca's Secret Garden Drury, MO A16 & A36
Snow Leopard Raleigh, NC A43 & 1/2
Southwest Indian Artisans Atlanta, GA A46
Sterling Treasures Camden, SC B26 & B27
Stockbridge Antiques Mentor, OH B13
Stuff & Such Mars, PA A10 & A11
Texas Mercantile Houston, TX A53
The Linen Lady Mount Airy, MD B45 & B46
The Lion and The Lamb Fall Branch, TN B53 & B54
The Nostalgia Shop Kingsport, TN A23 & A24
The Ugly Duckling Bramwell, WV A63 & 1/2
Timeless Antiques & Collectibles Bristol, VA A13
Times Past Parma, ID B44 & 1/2
Trail's End Antiques Tazewell, TN B14, B15 & 1/2
Trudy's TnT Antiques Lindale, TX A14
Truly Vintage Winslow, AR A57 & A77
Windsor Antiques Willoughby, Ohio B11 & B12

This list subject to change without notice.

Antique Dealers Booth Map


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Antiques Seminars

Wearing Art and The Japanese Kimono

Tuesday, August 3, 1:30 p.m. to 2:30 p.m.
Antiques Market, Tent A, Booths 57 & 77
Presented by Lindee Daw of Truly Vintage
Free with $4 Antiques Market admission

Imagine the luxurious feel of vintage silk, that has been sometimes hand-woven and always hand-sewn, across your bare shoulders and atop a little black dress, camisole or tank paired with jeans or over an evening gown while on a cruise. And even sported as a cover-up over that swimsuit that rides up a little too high when away from the water. In addition, this exquisite, most often one-of-a-kind garment, may have been worn and languished in by a Japanese aristocrat (identified by the family crest evident on the kimono) who chose to have it custom made, decorated and hand-painted with the loveliest of appointments. These are sometimes taken from nature in the form of the botan (peony), momiji (maple leaf), and sakura (cherry blossom), to name just a few.

The art of wearing Japanese kimono is synonymous with wearing the Art of Japan. For more information contact Susan Kimbrell at 276-676-1101 or 276-608-0339.

How to Resilver Glass

Monday, July 26 and Monday, August 2, 2:00 p.m. to 3:00 p.m.
Antiques Market, Tent A, Booths 2 & 2
Presented by Charles Upchurch of Charles Upchurch Antiques
Admission $4.00

Ever wonder how to re-silver your mirror? Learn the process of making your mirror new again. You will see the techniques to remove the old silver, clean the glass, and coat it. Also, you will see how to take a soda bottle and silver it for decorative purposes. Come to Charles Upchurch's booth in Tent A to learn this process.

For more information contact Susan Kimbrell at 276-676-1101 or 276-608-0339.

The Art of Scarf Tying

Tuesday, July 27, 1:30 p.m. to 2:30 p.m.
Antiques Market, Tent A, Booths 57 & 77
Presented by Lindee Daw of Truly Vintage
Free with $4 Antiques Market admission

You have at least one unique, exceptional and beautiful scarf in your accessories drawer, don't you? It was a gift from a special someone or a souvenir purchase to be worn in memory of an extraordinary experience or vacation, perhaps? Well, take it out, dust it off, and get ready to learn a few simple tricks that will have you buying and tying your way to making a statement in a number of new ways, with what is sure to become a "can't leave home without it" accessory item!

For more information contact Susan Kimbrell at 276-676-1101 or 276-608-0339.

Fun and Funky

Thursday, July 29 and Thursday, August 5, 3:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m.
Antiques Market, Tent A, Booths 27 & 28

Presented by McMillan and Wife Photography, Flowers and Antiques
Free with $4 Antiques Market admission

"Fun and Funky" Faux Botanicals and Antiques for decorating your home and events will be shown. Sticks, grasses, shells, horns, rocks, crystals, lanterns, wire and lighting are combined in this seminar. Carolyn and Jerry of McMillan and Wife Photography, Flowers and Antiques are 28 year veterans of the floral and event industry. They will demonstrate a 30 minute seminar. Come and have fun.

For more information please call 276-676-1101, or 276-608-0339.

Preserving Your Linens

Tent A, Booth 43 Monday, July 26, 1:00 to 2:00 p.m.
Presented by Susan Curran-Wright of Snow Leopard Antiques

Learn the cleaning and care of your antique linens and laces left you by your Grandmother. See the work involved in the making of Normandy lace and hand monogramming along with ideas on Bobbin Lace Making.

Design & Influence of Antique & Estate Jewelry

Tent A, Booths 54 & 55 Monday, August 2, 1:00 to 2:00 p.m.
Presented by Standee & Paul Schnall of P&S Antiques

Get smart about your inherited jewelry from the Victorian period through Retro. Jewelry from each period will be shown and discussed to help you recognize your own pieces at home.

Victorian Engagement Bangles

Tent B, Booths 3 & 4 Thursday, July 29, 1:00 to 2:00 p.m.
Presented by Munday & Munday

Have you ever wondered what was given to signify an engagement prior to today’s traditional diamond ring? Come learn about the engagement bangles from the late 1800s. They have an intriguing story and unique designs. No two are alike, and they become an addicting collection.

History of Yellow Ware

Tent B, Booths 3 & 4 Thursday, August 5, 1:00 to 2:00 p.m.
Presented by Munday & Munday

What was found in the typical kitchen of the mid to late 1800s? Come learn the ABCs of yellow ware and see a wide variety of this durable, highly collectible pottery. Don’t be fooled by reproductions. Examples of reproductions will be shown which can also help in detecting fakes of other pottery types. Learn the history of this beautiful yellow pottery that had a very real purpose in the 1800s kitchen.


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