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10 Nov-Dec 07<br />
LITTLE BARREL<br />
<strong>Antique</strong>s & Collectibles<br />
“A Unique Experience In Shopping, With<br />
Quality Merchandise At Reasonable Prices”<br />
Gifts • Primitives & Furniture • Estate Liquidation<br />
� Casa Grande • Globe �<br />
Located Across From <strong>The</strong> Historic City Hall<br />
507 E. Florence Blvd • Casa Grande<br />
Call For Store Hours<br />
Donna Kerr • Owner<br />
Dealers Welcome<br />
520-836-3659<br />
Terminus <strong>Antique</strong>s<br />
& Collectibles<br />
Furniture, Jewelry,<br />
Glassware & Pottery<br />
106 N. Florence St.<br />
Casa Grande, AZ 85222<br />
520-705-1561<br />
Tues.-Sat. 10:00 am - 5:00 pm<br />
Come Discover <strong>The</strong> Past<br />
Of Globe, AZ<br />
18 Years<br />
in the<br />
<strong>Antique</strong><br />
Business<br />
Have you heard about 2 nd Saturday in Globe?<br />
Lots of Fun, Prizes & Bargains!<br />
150 W. Mesquite, Globe, AZ<br />
(In the Old Cottage House)<br />
928-425-2220<br />
Open 7 days a week • 2,600 square feet<br />
of Wonderful Shopping<br />
Arizona <strong>Antique</strong> Shows, continued from page 6...<br />
Johnson of Endlich, Terry and Noreen Pavey of Verde Paper,<br />
Julia Herman, <strong>The</strong> Boswells of Estate Brokerage, Gary<br />
Feldman estate jewelry, Ralph Malcom from Havasu City,<br />
Bob Nagel from Tucson, Jyninne Sheldon of Golden Earring,<br />
Val’s Vintage, Moe Gersten’s paperweight collection and so<br />
many more. Customers love shopping these booths because<br />
they know from show to show because they know they will<br />
find new and exciting merchandise.<br />
Wanda says the exhibitor base is dictated by our seasons<br />
as is true for most shows. <strong>The</strong> winter season brings a whole<br />
new look. <strong>The</strong> exhibitors increase, doubling the size of the<br />
shows in the winter and early spring. Exhibitors coming back<br />
from the long summer bring fresh merchandise collected for<br />
the past months. Jacquie Froy and Jody Wilson from New<br />
York spend their winter months exhibiting at the Phoenix<br />
<strong>Antique</strong> Market along with Doris Newell from Illinois and<br />
so many others.<br />
She feels the shows always bring different experiences<br />
to the consumers. Past shows featured appraisal booths to<br />
free wine tasting. Wanda says, “You can depend on Joe<br />
and Deanna Zoblescin, proprietors of Deanna’s fudge, for<br />
probably the most decadent fudge you could ever allow<br />
your pallet to experience.” In addition to a wide variety of<br />
specialized flavors, Deanna has worked hard to create a line<br />
of fructose free fudge for the diabetic plus they have holiday<br />
favorites like pumpkin fudge, Meghan Jones’ favorite flavor.<br />
This November there will be a porcelain and crystal<br />
restorations booth at the show giving demonstrations of<br />
glass grinding and more. Billie Coleman from <strong>The</strong> China and<br />
Crystal Clinic of Tempe will be one of many exhibitors at<br />
the November 17th and 18th Phoenix <strong>Antique</strong> Market. Billie,<br />
owner and restorer of china and crystal, along with son Jim,<br />
will be doing glass demonstrations at the show and will bring<br />
examples of items that have been restored.<br />
Jim invites the public to bring their forgotten treasures<br />
or questions and he will give them an estimate on the<br />
probability and cost for conservation or restoration. He says,<br />
“Every family has prized possessions that are passed from<br />
generation to generation. Often, these heirlooms are hidden<br />
away in attics or the backs of cupboards because they have<br />
been damaged in their many years of use.” <strong>The</strong> China and<br />
Crystal Clinic can restore these items to their original beauty,<br />
often times fabricating missing parts like fingers, hands,<br />
pigtails and handles. <strong>The</strong>y can remove chips from crystal<br />
goblets and bowls and make them usable again. <strong>The</strong>y repair<br />
broken and chipped figurines, vases, dolls, antique picture<br />
frames, lamps, jade, pottery, glass and crystal. Some items<br />
are valuable, others hold sentimental memories. <strong>The</strong>y are a<br />
member of the Association of Restorers and authorized by<br />
Hummel, Lladro, Royal Doulton and are recommended by<br />
<strong>The</strong> Collectors Information Bureau and collectors and dealers<br />
worldwide.<br />
Demographically, the Phoenix <strong>Antique</strong> Market draws<br />
customers from all over the valley and is centrally located for<br />
convenience in downtown Phoenix with freeway access from<br />
I-17 and McDowell Road or I-10 and 19th Avenue. Parking<br />
is $7 at the Arizona State Fairgrounds so carpool with your<br />
friends and make a day of it. For more information: www.<br />
azantiqueshow.com or call 602-717-7337.