Antiques bring a touch of nostalgia into a home.
They remind us of how things were done in another era and keep history alive.
Today we are going on a little tour of a brand new shop called Coffman's Antiques Market.
Right now, 15 quality antiques dealers have items for sale in the shop which specializes in 18th century to early 20th century antiques.
Right now, 15 quality antiques dealers have items for sale in the shop which specializes in 18th century to early 20th century antiques.
It's located in a picturesque New England town called Lenox in Western Massachusetts.
There are all kinds of old items in the market that just beg to be savored and, if possible, brought home to love.
Okay, let's take a look at some of the lovely things in this shop.
Look at these sweet dolls. Wouldn't any collector just love one (or all) of these darlings?
The items below are in the French corner inside the shop:
Nearby is this handsome agate coffee pot below:
The shop has ephemera, too. Look at these Easter cards!
Here is a duck out of water:
One of the new shop's owners loves the art work of the late Bessie Pease Gutman. She was a Philadelphia artist who specialized in painting infant children.
She was born in 1876 and died in 1960. Mrs. Gutman worked as a children's book illustrator for 30 years.
Want something new and different for wall decor? How about an old fashioned child's scooter?
A very rare item in the shop is this heart-in-hand cookie cutter. It costs $598!
This double bird stoneware crock is also rare:
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