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SPRING 2020

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Texas ANTIQUES WEEK Ex travaganza

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Lamps, Chandeliers & Industrial Lighting

DISCOVER AN ENORMOUS SELECTION OF INSPIRATIONAL INTERIORS HAND PICKED FROM ALL OVER THE WORLD

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A selection of Metal Cabinets

Over 100 Antique Doors from all over the world

A varied collection of Bookcases

Reclaimed Kitchen Islands handcrafted in England

Antique Center Table

Various shapes and sizes of Sideboards

Italian Leather armchairs

Reclaimed Pine Tables Choose a base & size from 6 ft. to 16 ft.

Antique Tables from all over the world

Industrial & Contemporary Dining & Bar Chairs

Antique Half- Glazed Doors

A wide selection of Italian Leather Sofas

Antique, Contemporary & Industrial Mirrors

French Antique Furniture Collection

Industrial & Contemporary Dining & Bar Chairs

Unique Coffee Tables in various sizes

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Fields & Shows: Warrenton: 6 16 19 17 20 43 21 25 30 32 34 36 36 39 36 40 37

Cole’s Show Old Town Market EXCESS North Gate Field Bar W Field Marketplace Warrenton Renck Hall, Yard & Field Zapp Hall Warrenton Old Feed Sommerfeld Place Hillcrest Inn Rose of Texas Robinson’s Field Tree Park Campbell Building Punkie’s Place Little House on the Hill

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Round Top Square Texas Rose Field RT Vintage Market Blue Hills Arbors Antiques Show

Stone’s Throw Away: Carmine Fayetteville Burton Brenham La Grange Schulenburg Smithville Giddings/Winchester Columbus

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Articles: Keeping it all in place 14 Deadpeoples Stuff 18 Never down, Never out 28 Punkie’s on the peripheral 40 Punkies Place 44 JillSuzanne 46 McLarens 62 Labor of Love 70 How to navigate the shows 78 Marburger Press Release 80 A defining moment 87 Texas Cotton Gin Museum 90 Specialty Auctions 92 JJ’s Kountry Kitchen 96 Music and more in Giddings 99 Smithville Chamber

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“SHOW DAILY No 40…and twenty years later…. still going strong.

Thanks to our readers and to all our supporters.”

by Roberto Alvarado

BURTON OLDENBURG & BEYOND

Publishers & Editors: Roberto Alvarado Collaborators: Claudia Torres Aimee Williams Natasha Shepherd Lou Christine Dempsey Malone Joe Hickey Laurie Krupala Rob Jr. NEWS OFFICE and CORRESPONDENCE: SHOW DAILY 6231 State Hwy 159 Rutersville / La Grange Texas 78945 WE STAY OPEN LATE

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how Daily’s front-cover for the April 2020 edition says it all. For 20 continuous years, Show Daily Magazine has carved its own niche and has become an intricate part of Texas Antiques Week.

Texas Monthly coined Show Daily as the “Bible of the Shows,” Texas’ largest and perhaps the most successful antiques extravaganza in the United States of America and all its territories!

The waves of humanity that converge onto and through the corridors of these sixty-some venues are mind-boggling for new comers.. but for the old-timers, it’s business as usual. However, for the Show Daily staff and our long-time readers, publishing our 40th issue in our 20th year is a monumental milestone. Who would have thunk?

Show Daily’s front cover honors Ms. Suzy, our Suzy Kirchberg, the matriarch and co-founder of Show Daily.

The cover’s image of Suzy looking down on all of us might remind the readership how we wish to honorably memorialize Suzy, in the second year since her passing. For me it’s personal, “Suzy! I loved you for 30 years!” As did readers, advertisers, our staff and those who have loyally supported Show Daily since our humble beginnings 20-years ago.

Suzy purposely remained behind the scenes.

Most only heard the steady voice of the regal lady over the phone. She tirelessly appeased clients, put out fires, and painstakingly scrutinized every page of the magazine to ensure it to be perfect. When it came to customer relations, her take, “I’ll stand on my eye lashes to make sure they’re satisfied.” continued on next page...

Boy, time sure does fly !

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Perhaps that is why we wish to elevate Suzy’s likeness during this momentous issue, an issue that Suzy was so looking forward to assembling but alas, our destiny for the last two years has been to go on without her.

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And as for our younger and more energetic staff we are still tweaking some details even though they require very little help from Lou and I and are already shouldering all the responsibilities.

Truth be told…without me as they no longer need direction and our long-time loyal advertisers respect that our sales pitch has never been to be pushy. Show Daily offers its advertisers germane to the trade editorials, pictorials and super service while providing enterprises opportunity for exposure.

Originally structured by Suzy the aim remains the same, to please and ‘fess up to errors at times, then to do the right thing. We work at it all year long and remain geared up for the next 20 years.

Never the less the show must go on and honor Suzy’s business model at the same time.

For 20 years Suzy’s, mine and Show Daily’s resolve is unchanged. Perhaps older and grayer I still can stand and sometimes walk with a limp but undaunted.

Claudia, the one now behind the scenes

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mack in the middle of the Cole Building is where Bobbie Schulte needs to be to keep her finger on the pulse of this busy show. For over ten years, Schulte has worked the building, and now plants herself in the middle as the reliable and affable keeper of the venue.

When there’s about two-hundred booths, and almost as many dealers, all of a sudden they show up eager to man their Cole’s Building spot which they’ve marketed out of for a long time or that they recently reserved, waiving money to quickly leave a deposit for the next show, or paying up the balance for this show— SOMEBODY’S GOT TO KEEP TRACK! Then there’s the balancing and orchestrating anything while

handling a complaint about a wobbly table or getting someone to fix a backed-up porta-potty, or phone calls for Mr. or Mrs. Cole, Schulte has her hands full.

Meeting people, especially antique merchants, Schulte said she marvels at their knowledge and diversity. “I’ve made good friends here at the Cole Building which I may not have ever had contact with if it weren’t for the show.”

Schulte further voices, like many of us do who have been coming to the show for years, that twice a year it’s like an ad-hoc, family gathering, and she likes it.

Off-show, Schulte attends to her garden, does church and volunteer work.

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Dead Peoples Stuff has New Life

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sleepy field located right across Texas 237 from The Northgate Show and next to ExCess II has been given new life! Blue Bonnet Field in Warrenton has been purchased by Nita Hayden and her family, who operate the infamous Dead Peoples Stuff, previously at Zapp Hall. They named the new show “Stone Meadow, the Home of Dead Peoples Stuff.”

After 31 years, Nita, son Chris, and daughter in law Michelle, have departed Zapp Hall. Of thousands of venues, in the minds of many, Dead Peoples Stuff is one of the most fitting and coolest names in the business.

Nita’s mom Shirley, from Shawnee, Oklahoma, was a fixture at Zapp Hall and well known in these parts. She’d been an antique dealer for over 65 years. Hayden joined her mom and dad (Doc) in the business as they traveled the nation selling at shows.

Nita, Michelle, and Chris will be marketing items left by the departed at this show same as always.

While known for also selling gardening items and plants, Nita says from now on they will just be carrying succulents. They will still carry an ample amount of inventory, including the primitives they’re known for; plus, they will have the increasingly popular custom and industrial lighting. And, of course, with the state of sure mortality, they will carry dead people’s stuff, and lots of it.

The Haydens look forward to making Stone Meadow a vibrant field. Nita notes, “We have lots of room for more quality dealers and are open to taking reservations for future shows.” Call: 405-5669066 or email deadpeoplestuff1195@yahoo.com/

In the 80s, on their yearly circuit to the Hillsville, Virginia show, the Haydens befriended an elderly couple, Levin and Eva Smith, who were set up at the top of the hill. The Smiths flashed the sign, “Dead Peoples Stuff,” which attracted a lot of attention and brought in shoppers.

Most get a good kick out of the name. The Haydens voiced how they admired the sign as much as those chuckling shoppers who often stopped in their tracks. One day, Levin strolled over and planted the sign firmly in the ground where the Haydens were set up. “Here it is. I know you like it so take the sign with you back to Oklahoma!”

When the Haydens said they couldn’t accept it, Levin confessed that he and Eva were getting up in age and may not continue in the business much longer. Ole Smith remarked, “I’m just loaning you folks the sign on a 99-year lease. Then I want it back!”

The Haydens enthusiastically embraced the clever name while marveling at the effect it had on those stopping by. “They take a lot of photos of it ‘til this day,” stated Nita.

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Zapp Hall Events

Submitted by Zapp Hall Antiques & Artisan Fair

Free Admission Always

OPENING DAY FRIDAY: Grab-n-go lunches Mimosa bar Royers begins regular show hours at dinner (lunch 11:30-3:00 and dinner 6:00-9:00) Denverado’s Disco Alley 80’s Night Dance Party in the beer garden from 7:00-midnight. Prizes awarded for best 80’s costume

SATURDAY, MARCH 28TH Zapp Makers Fashion Soiree hosted by Beth Johnson of Dirty Bohemian and Natalie Patricia Robinson of Peculiar Sentiments 5:00-8:00

SUNDAY, MARCH 29TH Nondenominational church service in the beer garden 9:00

THURSDAY, APRIL 2ND JUNK-O-RAMA PROM Fashion Forward Show featuring styles from all Zapp Hall dealers 6:30 Prom night. Prom Night, PROM NIGHT!!

FRIDAY, APRIL 3RD Hair of the Dog (free) Bloody Mary Bar in the back courtyard 10:00-12:00 Food and Wine Pairings offered by chef, blogger and cookbook author, Leigh Ann Chatagnier 5:30-7:30

SATURDAY, APRIL 4TH Hourly beer specials from open to close in the beer garden!

Tara Royer Steele will be signing copies of her new book, Eat. Pie. Love.: 52 Devotions to Satisfy Your Mind, Body & Soul from 1:00-4:00 Parti Gras!!! Crawfish boil complete with zydeco band and hourly beer specials 2:00 until we run out of mudbugs!

MONDAY, MARCH 30TH Sangria and Snacks in Zapp Hall 3:00-7:00

TUESDAY, MARCH 31ST Twilight Shopping...all dealers are open until at least 8:00 Warrenton Wine Walk 5:00-8:00 purchase your glasses at Zapp Hall and Hillcrest Inn Homemade Spaghetti Dinner (in addition to full menu) at Royers 6:00 - 9:00

WEDNESDAY, APRIL 1ST -Zapparitaville! Join us at Captain Zapp’s in the courtyard for free margaritas from 2:00-6:00

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Vincent Peach Special Events Market Hill march 19th - april 5th Zapp Hall march 27th - april 4th

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SUNDAY, MARCH 22 Round Top Round Table – Session 1: 4 – 5 p.m.

Join us for a lively and informative cocktailhour discussion about the business of design hosted by Vincent Peach and Paul Michael and featuring designer Renea Abbott. Wine provided.

WEDNESDAY, MARCH 25 The Dolores Hawkins Runway Show: 3 – 5 p.m.

Join us for our 2nd Dolores Hawkins Runway Show benefiting Round Top Family Library at Market Hill.

This show will feature Round Top, Texas fashion designers and honor supermodel Dolores Hawkins.

Tickets (donations) are $20 and covers the runway show, cookies and champagne. Come see all of the amazing fashion from Round Top designers, socialize, and help raise money for a good cause!

THURSDAY, MARCH 26 Masterclass with Vincent Peach: 5–6 p.m.

Tap your creativity under the tutelage of Master Jeweler Vincent Peach. Sip on wine and nibble on light appetizers as you construct your own bracelet.

All materials provided. Tickets $30 FRIDAY, MARCH 27 Opening Party at Vincent Peach Pearl BarnZapp Hall. Enjoy bubbles and VP Baubles that are marked-down!

80’s Night with Denverado!

Zapp Hall Beer Garden in the big tent SATURDAY, MARCH 28 Makers Fashion Soirée: 5-8 SUNDAY, MARCH 29 Round Top Round Table – Session 2: 4–5 p.m.

In our second installment of Round Top Round Table, hear from Vincent Peach and Paul Michael as they discuss the business of design with legendary Blackberry Farm designers Jason Bell and Samantha Feuer and the mastermind behind Urban Cowboy Hotels Lyon Porter. Wine provided.

SUNDAY & MONDAY, MARCH 29 & 30 Join us for dinner and a show with Black Cat Choir!

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MONDAY, MARCH 30 Sangria in the hall TUESDAY, MARCH 31 Michelle Garcia Warrenton Wine Walk: 5-8.

Kim Dunn: 8 – 9:30 p.m.

Dance the night away after a delicious fresh dinner at Market Hill to the tunes of Kim Dunn!

WEDNESDAY, APRIL 1 Margaritas at Bobby’s THURSDAY, APRIL 2 Prom Night Vincent Peach Pearl Barn Party at Zapp Hall 6-9pm Celebrate and People watching Prom Night Shop and enter to win a $500 gift certificate!

Pre-prom fashion forward show: 6:30 FRIDAY, APRIL 3RD Food and Wine Pairing: 5-7pm Food and Wine Pairing with Cookbook Author and Chef Leight Ann Chatagnier of My Diary Of Us at the Zapp Hall Beer cookbook author and chef Garden in front of Bubble Lounge.

Leigh Ann Chatagnier Nashville Native and Internationally acclaimed jewelry designer Vincent Peach’s cutting edge designs have earned a reputation for being built for comfort but keeping on point with timeless fashion.

Vincent uses a fascinating mix of Pearls, Gold, Diamonds and colored stones married with high quality silver and leather - adorning everyone with an eye for beauty, up to Country Music’s finest.

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he great Mark Twain is widely remembered for stating, “Rumors of my death have been greatly exaggerated!”

It is time that I bring an issue to its (sometimes ugly) head with the field owners, dealers, and shoppers, who attend this grand fair at WarrentonRound Top. In May of 2018, Show Daily lost its Suzy Kirchberg, who was Show Daily’s co-founder, editor-in-chief, dedicated wife, and biggest advocate of this show than anybody I’ve ever met. She was kind, extremely competent, and the voice of reason within the Show Daily family. Suzy kept the faith, even in the magazine’s earliest years; back when perhaps our greatest struggle to survive was the very start, when we operated without any sort of a safety net, and if we failed on one issue we were out of business.

In the early days, our entire crew commuted from deep down in Mexico before we purchased our Rutersville Headquarters. At one point, the magazine was printed in Mexico, but 911 changed much of how we published Show Daily. Still under Suzy’s guidance and leadership, Show Daily excelled from a 20-year-ago, 12-page black-and-white tabloid to a robust, full-color magazine and guide-over 100 pages read cover-to-cover by many and relied upon by thousands. Show Daily has always been considered more than an ad-rag.

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When Suzy departed, some soothsayers counted Show Daily Out! For those who thought and openly expressed we were likely to go belly up, we haven’t. Four great editions have been created and published since we lost her.

You see, Suzy set the foundation of Show Daily, and instilled it in our SD family. She created the highly-sought-after map, the calendar of show dates, what show opens when and for how long, the helpful buyers guide. She did this all while insisting there would be editorial content germane to the trade and show on almost every page. She took pains to match advertisers and their display ads in areas of the show in the magazine. She handled complaints and tried to make it right. She worked selflessly and tirelessly for her advertisers.

When Suzy left us, we lost our leader-but we did not lose our soul. The spirit of Show Daily was left with us. That first edition we pumped out after her death was a colossal accomplishment, since her hand almost exclusively touched every inch of the magazine. Our small and dedicated staff really didn’t produce and publish the next issue for shoppers or advertisers--we did it for Suzy.

We did it and continue to do it to honor her spirit and to somehow let her know that all she taught us was not lost. We’ve never been down, and we’ve never been out.

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From our readers Dear Roberto,

We too miss Suzy! Knowing her from advertisements we emailed over the years.

She was a wonderful person and writer- like you already know. Her kind, helpful soul was so very helpful in helping us build and advertise our festival. Antique Alley Texas.

We learned so much over the years from her! She was one of a kind. I know your heart is heavy but at least you had her in your life. The legacy you and Suzy Kirchberg built will live on. Best wishes with the continued BEST publication of its kind!

Antique Alley Texas.com

Dealers, make it easy for buyers to find you! List your location in the Fall 2020 Show Daily Magazine today.

It’s simple! Just give us a call during the events and we will send someone out to your booth to talk with you: 979-966-7820 or 979-250-3319. Between shows, e-mail us at showdaily@gmail.com. Show Daily Office: 6231 Hwy 159, Rutersville / La Grange, TX 78945. AND be sure to follow us on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter for updates on all the latest breaking show related news, developments and special events: Show Daily Magazine

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Show Places Your guide to EVERYTHING that’s happening EVERYWHERE during ANTIQUES WEEK!

Burton:

La Bahia Antique Show & Sale. March 27th- April 4. 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. daily, closes at 4 p.m. on April 5. North of Round Top on Hwy 237 almost at the junction of Hwy 290. Free admission, 70+ select dealers.

Carol & Roy Schmidt: 979-289-2684. labahiaantiques.com.

Town of Burton. Year-Round. Numerous antiques shops, boutiques, restaurants, coffee shop and bakery, bars and music. Burton is located just off of Hwy 290, 6.5 miles east of Carmine. The historic hamlet is famous for its quaint home town atmosphere!

Carmine:

Antiques & more in Carmine. Shops, galleries, restaurant, antiques, boutiques, RV park and more. Along Hwy 290, Spur 458 and in town.

Carmine Dance Hall. March 28th - April 1st. 9-5 p.m. Closes at 4 p.m. on April 3rd, FREE ADMISSION. FREE PARKING. Indoor restrooms, air conditioned building, quality antiques only, linens and more. Best BBQ in the area. Breakfast 7:30 a.m. - 10 a.m. Lunch from 11 a.m.-3 p.m. More info at: ccsvcarminehall.com Carmine Trading Post. March 19th - April 5th, 11a.m. to 5 p.m. daily. 20 dealers, indoors and out. Limited RV spaces & dealer spaces.

Antiques, old advertising, furniture, salvage, jewelry, lighting and more.

248 Centennial Street (2 blocks off Hwy 290 on Spur 458), Carmine, 78932. Info: 979-278-4040 County Line Antiques Show. Open March 21st- April 4th, at the intersection of Hwy 237 and FM 458. Indoor & outdoor dealers, plus airconditioned buildings. Over 100 dealer spaces, great antiques, collectibles, food, free parking and free admission. Sophie & Bill Moore: 760-587-1300 www.countylineantiqueshow.com.

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County Line North. March 21st – April 4th, Late night March 27th from 5- 7:30ish. Fun and amazing vendors. Located at the Carmine Y. 1822 Spur 458, Carmine, 78932. Contact Len Peters for additional information 770-940-4002 visit www.countylinenorth.com Grace’s Treasure Hunt Antique Show. March 20th- April 5th.

Located at the Carmine Y. Dealer friendly! Bargains galore! Big top tents and indoor dealers. Grace Young: 713-557-5991.

Grump-Pa’s Antique Show. March 20th- April 5th. Located at the Carmine Y. 108 S. Hwy 237, Carmine. Limited dealer spaces available.

Charles & Charlene: 361-550-0825.

Perez Imports. March 21th – April 5th. 1920 State Highway 237 Carmine. NEW LOCATION 16730 Hwy 290 W. Burton. Your palapa headquarters. Concrete, cantera stone, clay pottery, rustic cedar furniture, metal art and more. Visit www.perezimports.com or call Elvis 832-4800636 or Brenda 832-339-0945.

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Antiques on the Square. March 25th- March 29th. Live auction by Antique Rovers on Sunday March 29th at 6 p.m. Located in the heart of Fayetteville, by the Court House. Super deals! Happy hour daily at 5:30.

Questions? Lisa: 318-465-1603.

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Abbieland Antique Show. March 20th- April 5th. Hwy 237, next door to Marburger. Wholesale antiques, art, Texana and more! Limited RV sites.

Danny Tytenicz: 405-301-1874 or 405-390-1333.

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Arbor International Antiques & Interior Design Show. March 25th- April DEALERS OF 4th. One mile north of Round Top. Free DISTINCTION admission and parking. A/C hall, big top tents, RV spaces, clean comfort station.

Dealers welcome: Curtis Ann Davis: 281388-1075 or 888-233-5414. roundtop@arborantiques.com.

Bader Ranch Antique Show. March 20th- April 5th. Reservations every night from 5-9. Mainly European antiques. 470 S. Washington (Hwy 237), 1/4 mile south of Round Top square. Katy Bader: 830-426-6453. roundtopvendors.com Big Red Barn Events Center - Original Round Top Antiques Fair.

March 30th- April 4th,from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. For information please call Susan Franks: 512-237-4747, or roundtoptexasantiques.com.

Bill Moore Antiques. March 14th- April 4th, from 8 - 6:30 p.m. 1352 Hwy 237, Round Top, just north of the town square. Wholesale antiques, wine-related antiques, glass jugs, French antiques, and more. We import directly from Europe! 1350 N. Hwy 237, Round Top. Bill & Sophie Moore: 760-587-1300.

Blue Hills. March 21st- April 4th, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily. 1701 Texas 237 Carmine, TX. New owners. Same Great Venue. Well-arranged barns, free parking, clean permanent restrooms and great food. For more information call 713-487-6573 also visit www.bluehillsatroundtop.com Boneyard. March 21st- April 5th, 1465 N State Hwy 237 Round Top, Tx. Featuring some of the best Round Top Veterans. Call 713-899-1674 for more information.

The Compound. March 21st- April 4th. A juried show. Free admission, free parking, food, wine, spirits, live music pop-up dinners and other special happenings. 2550 S. Hwy 237, just south of Round Top town square. Info: 979-551-5916. www.roundtopcompound.com.

Cowboy Corner. March 20th- April 5th. Located directly across the highway from Marburger Farm’s north parking area. Specializing in western antiques and a lot more! Contact Randy for more information 210-663-7707 or 7703.

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DYD Craft Fair. March 21st – April 4th. On the town square in Round Top. 75 dealers in arts, crafts, fashion and food.

Contact Gloria Hickey: 979249-3638.

Henkel Hall. March 24thApril 4th. Multiple dealers inside the air-conditioned hall in the heart of the Henkel Square Market. Gerald or Debbie Tobola: 979-249-5840.

Marburger Farm Antique Show. March 31st- April 4th.

Opens , After 2 p.m., $10 admission, good all week.

Highway 237, half way between Ya Ya Gurlz Round Top and Warrenton. 20 acres of parking, free shuttle from parking lot to show area, golf cart rentals. 350+ dealers in 12 historic buildings and 10 huge tents, plus ATM, food court, wi-fi, and on-site shipper. Ashley Ferguson, Tel. 800-999-2148.

Market Hill. March 19th- April 5th. About one mile north of Round Top Square, across from Arbor Antiques on Hwy 237. Home decor, antiques, original art and more. Paul Michael: www.paulmichaelcompany. com McLaren’s Buyer’s Market. March 14th- April 5th. About one mile north of Round Top Square, next to Arbor Antiques on Hwy 237. Look for the red English phone booths out front. Interior design items and international antiques. Free parking, real restrooms. Afternoon tea, pop-up dinners, meals inside the original air-conditioned London Bus Cafe. Call 917-900-5036 for more information.

Old Depot Vintage Market at The Stone Cellar. March 20th- April 5th. 550 N. Washington Street (Hwy 237). Live entertainment nightly during the show. Free admission. Sit-down dinning at The Stone Cellar pub, clean restrooms, great dealers in the buildings and tents, RV hook-ups.

Contact Jon Perez at 281-851-6779 for more information.

Paw Paws Firehouse Café/ Chelseas Meadow. March 18th - April 5th. Firehouse Café is located on the corner of Hwy 237 & Hills Rd in Round Top. Open from 10 a.m. to when… For more info call Larry Clack 713-385-8778.

The Venue. March 21st – April 4th. 2000 N. State Hwy 237 Round Top. Contact Sheila VanDeman @sheila.vandeman@gmail.com or Wesley Beard 903-586-7952.

River Oaks Farms. NEW VENUE! March 21st- April 5th. Dealer pavilion located just north of Hill’s Road in Round Top. Vendor spaces and cottages for rent. 713-864-1010 or info@riveroaksfarms.com Round Top Vintage Market. March 20th – April 5th, from 9 a.m.- 6 p.m. A quality venue featuring antiques, vintage, collectibles and art.

Open every weekend throughout the year. Barbara Griffin: 281-731-5132.

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The Show / Round Top Style Field. At the grounds of the old Merry Christmas building, just north of Round Top Square.Dealer space info, Kevin & Brandi Harper: 469-682-0049.

Texas Rose Cafe and Antiques. March 21st- April 4th. Cafe will be open from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily. Come by and see Vickie and the Florida Camp Boys! Located directly across from Marburger @ 2075 S. State Hwy 237, Round Top. For more info call Vickie Davis 256-390-5337.

Rutersville/Oldenburg:

Rutersville Convention Center. March 21st- April 5th. Open late during the shows. Located half way between Warrenton and La Grange at 6231 Hwy 159. Mexican Masters vintage & contemporary folk art, cowboy antiques gallery, some European furniture and primitives, fine art. Home of the Show Daily news office. www.showdailymagazine.com. Call for appointment. Roberto Alvarado: 979-250-1494: www.elantiquario.com.

Warrenton:

Bar-W Field. March 19th- April 5th. Free admission and lots of free parking. Huge variety of antiques and more. Dealers start setting up early.

Coin-op showers. ATM. Storage units. Large dealer spaces with electricity, water. Call Roy Wied at 979-278-3447 for more information.

Bull Market. March 19th - April 5th .Look for the bulls! European antiques and primitives, architectural, unusual, vintage and collectible.

Info: 972-564-6566.

Campbell Building. March 26th- April 4th, from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. daily. Hwy 237, downtown Warrenton. Antiques, painted furniture, estate jewelry, vintage clothing, textiles, garden furniture, lighting, bling and more. Contact Robin Lindberg at 504-554-1102 for more information.

Chicken Ranch. March 19th – April 5th. Between The Marketplace and The Lone Star Gallery. A fun venue featuring antiques, hip finds, and real Cajun cooking! Andrea Canova: 225-936-9269.

Cole’s Antiques Show & Sale. March 26th- April 4th, from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Air-conditioned building, hot water, Amazing dealers inside and outside. Located at the intersection of Hwy 237 and FM 954. Indoor ATM, ample parking on location, free admission. Contact Diane Cole at 281-961-5092 for more information.

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Dillard’s Field. Hwy 237 between Little House on the Hill and Robinsons Field. Free admission. RV hook-ups. Mrs. Kathy Dillard: 979-249-3779.

EX-CESS & EX-CESS II. March 24th – April 5th, Fantastic field of finds on Hwy 237, and across the Hwy from the original location! Free admission.

Good Ground Trading (FORMALLY WARRENTON ANTIQUES BARN): March 19th- April 5th. Open 7 days during the Show. Good Ground Trading will still be at their NorthGate location. Huge selection of beads, Ginger jars, Pedestal bases, Angel wings and more. Located at 1910 E. State Hwy 237 in Warrenton. For more info contact 631-835-9703.

Visit their website at www.goodgroundtrading.com.

Granny McCormick’s Yard. March 25th – April 5th. Across the Hwy from the gas station. Paid parking available. Indoor & outdoor dealers, food vendors. Betsy McCormick: Tel. 979-249-3818.

Hillcrest Inn & Antiques Show. March 26th- April 5th. 4339 S State Hwy 237 in the heart of Warrenton. Over 100 dealers. Two restaurants open for lunch and dinner. Live entertainment. ATM on-site. Paige and Sam Wilburn call or text (512) 963- 8940 or for information call 808-443-3644.

Little House on the Hill Field. March 18th- April 5th. Hwy 237. Free admission, paid parking, fun treasures.

Lone Star Gallery. March 20th- April 4th. From quality antiques to funky up-cycled creations inside two air-conditioned buildings. Food and beer/wine bar with TVs, pool table. Ask about the Glamp Inn, unique indoor RV rentals and tent camping. www.thelonestargallery.com Marketplace at Warrenton. March 26th- April 4th. Across the Hwy from Bar W Field. Covered pavilions with dealers in new and vintage items, food court, cantina, large screen TVs for sports, live music, RV

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Das Blaue Haus. Hwy 237, in the heart of town. Guest house with rooms for rent. Call Jr. and Helen Wagner for info. 979-249-3131.

Located in the heart of Warrenton!

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Live bands at The Dugout, along with damn good burgers & cold beer! thedugout35@yahoo.com

WINTER, SPRING & FALL ANTIQUE SHOWS, PLUS every 3rd weekend, May - August!

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North Gate Field. March 21st- April 4th.

Hwy 237, Between Excess and Bar W Field.

Quality dealers, large spaces, tons of variety.

Danny Spencer: 409-201-1748.

Old Town Market Field. March 20thApril 4th. from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. 3620 S. Hwy 237, across from Cole’s. Old World antiques, architectural, reclaimed and more. Dealer spaces available. RV hook-ups, free parking, quality dealers indoors and outdoors. For dealer info, call: Jennifer at 281-894-7778 or 832-250-0893/ Richard 832-250-0895.

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Punkie’s Place. March 19th- April 5th. Early shoppers welcome.

There’s something always happening at the pavilion check it out, fun dealers, food and more. Look for their always colorful display!

Renck Hall, Field & Yard. March 26th- April 4th, from 9 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Both sides of Hwy 237. Free admission. Great offering of treasures, hot food and snacks on-site. Tent & table rentals available at Bowie Tables. Contact BJ Renck at 979-249- 3141 or cell: 979-966-7083 for more information.

Robinsons Field. March 19th- April 5th. Located between Tree Park and Dillard’s on Hwy 237 - look for the American flag by the driveway.

Drive-in pick-ups, $5 parking, limited RV parking & hook-ups. Great

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Little House on the Hill food by Badd Co. Cooks. Becky & Ken Robinson: 979-249-5551, Cell: 979-966-3649.

Rose of Texas Antiques Show. March 26th – April 5th, with some dealers setting up earlier. Hwy 237, by Legal Tender Saloon.

200+ indoor and outdoor dealers. For more information call Dale 580-263-0441.

Sommerfeld Place. March 25th – April 5th.Antiques, collectibles, clothing, crafts and more. Located between Zapp Hall and Renck Field Hwy 237.

St. John’s Lutheran Church. Hwy 237, south end of town.

Antiques and more, great food, parking. Sunday outdoor worship services during the shows starting at 8:30 a.m. All welcome.

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Stone Meadow- Home of Dead Peoples Stuff. March 26thApril 5th. Join us! Quality dealers. 1000s of treasures. Dealers welcome! Hwy 237, corner of Rohde Road. Contact Glenita at 405-566-9066, Chris Stone at 405-915-9155, Michelle Stone at 915-401-6650 for more information.

The Dugout and YaYa Gurlz. March 19th – April 5th, open late. From fashion to cool junk. Great DAMN burgers and beer at The Dugout. 325-660-2677.

Tree Park Antiques & Collectibles. March 20th- April 5th.

Parking, RV spaces, storage units, ATM. Inside & outside dealer spaces. Food on-site. Darrold Mertz at 979-224-6471 for more information.

Warrenton Old Feed Store. March 20th – April 5th.With many dealers ready for business earlier. Hwy 237, in town. Paid parking available at The Gin. ATM at grocery store, plus ice 24hour gas, phone cards, Lotto tickets and general grocery goods.

Store open all year. Dealer spaces available for the Fall 2020 Show Contact Jeff for more info 412-609-8201.

Zapp Hall Antiques & Artisans Show. March 27th – April 4th, with some dealers setting up slightly earlier. Over 150 booths - indoors & outdoor. Live music all afternoon and nightly in the Beer Garden. Junk Gypsy’s PROM PARTY starts at sunset, April 4th. 713-562-3927, www.zapphall.com or info@zapphall.com.

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4328 S. STATE HWY 237 ROUND TOP, TX • Repurposed & Reclaimed Relics • Estate & Antique Jewelry • Furniture & Home Finds 1100 • Shabby & Refined Wares • New & Vintage Clothing • 14 FABULOUS DEALERS • Food, beverages & “fizzy” drinks

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Badd Company Cooks Breakfast Taquitos - Homemade Tortillas Gorditas - Chalupas - Burgers - Taco Salad

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Large Variety of handcrafted soap, bath bombs, lotion and beard oils

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The Other Gal on the Peripheral

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unkie’s Pavilion neighbors Anet Carrasco and Angela Leachman have gone through an artsy metamorphosis. These artists are both wives and mothers, yet by circumstance, have become creative craftspeople whose home spun methods repurpose tossed away or abandoned items. For more on Punkie’s unique venue and Carrasco’s story, turn to Punkie’s, page 44.

Angie Leachman stems from Northern Louisiana.

As a mom to three girls, she taught herself to sew and smock her own designs. She painted pictures and furniture while repurposing chairs and chests.

If the market called for it, she would flip them.

While working with furniture, Leachman discovered Annie Sloan’s Chalk Paint—after that, nothing was sacred! She painted an old RV in red-andwhite polka dots, no less. Soon enough, that same old RV gained attention in the glamping world. In 2016 that painted polka dot trailer was named the Annie Sloan Project of the Year!

scooting around and setting up their vintage campers throughout the state, which is when she met the Van Coutren’s out shopping for campers.

Leachman became business associates and friends with Kaci and Sterling Van Coutren of Warrenton’s Lone Ranger Antiques, who honcho the show at Lone Ranger Antiques, two brick buildings that previously housed the Sterling McCall auto museum some years back.

Glamping enables shoppers to escape the elements by renting gentrified campers that are outfitted and placed inside. It enables guests to experience trailer camping in a more luxurious setting, with access to more luxurious amenities.

Leachman said she also belongs to a ladies’ camp- The Van Coutren’s transformed the old museum ing club called “Campers on the Fly.” They enjoy into a vibrant showplace during shows. They ...continued on page 41

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came up with the novel concept of setting up their Artists Leachman and Carrasco will be at Punkie’s Glamping operation at Lone Ranger Antiques, so Pavilion during the show. Both women possess an naturally, they needed RV campers. indelible spirit, and desire to create. They are each incredibly affable, and love meeting people at the Leachman was recruited to do her thing on the Van show and sharing with them their methods of makCoutren’s line-up of trailers for their Glamper Park ing something out of nothing. in Warrenton. They wanted her to put her carefree touches on the trailers. She went to work. When Leachman works with RVs, she employs what she calls “Campy Glampy” themes with kitschy colors.

Once Angie discovered plasma cutters, her creative horizons were broadened! Plasma cutters are like blowtorches, giving the ability to seamlessly weld or manipulate a wide variety of metals, alloys, and other materials. That’s all Leachman needed to increase her creativity! Industrial gas bottles, 55-gallon drums, barrels, or anything metal, was at risk at being hung or turned into a decorative lamp or a table.

Leachman, after proper priming, can wield her plasma cutter with precision to form something new and useful. Of course, once manipulated, sanded, and torched, she applies the finishing touches with her chalk paint or some other coating. Her featured inventory, like her neighbor Carrasco, varies in purpose and motif--yet all are one of a kind.

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Smack in the middle of Warrenton, on Texas State Highway 237 across the street from the Warrenton Grocery, is where the granite-faced, historical Neese House’s stately frontage transforms into a colorful façade surrounded by a carnival atmosphere. For two weeks during the antique show it becomes Punkie’s Place.

Punkie’s creator, Diane Conlee, gussies up and masquerades the otherwise drab and vacant residence.

You can’t miss it! Far-out is the mishmash of gaudy.

Some call Punkie’s inventory “whimsical!”

The reaction to Punkie’s unusual wares depends on the observer. While some might say, “never-in-my house,” or “how tacky!” others hoot, “isn’t that, cool?” and “I just love it; I’ve got the perfect spot for it.” Regardless, Diane parlays the stuffy side of antiquing into a fun side. Just like Diane, Punkie’s inventory is chock with fun, and not that old.

Outside of Punkie’s, you will find two separate gals who also have the Punkie’s spirit, which adds additional color to the festivities. Anet Carrasco and Angela Leachman have become a presence around the Punkie’s Pavilion. These artists are both wives and mothers, yet by circumstance, have become creative craftspeople whose home spun methods repurpose tossed away or abandoned items. (See Angela Leachman’s profile on page 40).

When speaking to Carrasco about her craft, it sounds as if she has a sixth sense. If Carrasco comes across anything that may not seem all that significant, she can envision what the item will eventually look like and perhaps know its purpose the moment she sets her eyes on it. She says it’s uncanny; it sounds as if she senses her gift is a blessing.

Originally from San Antonio, Carrasco resides in Houston. She coins her finished work as Folk Art fit for the indoors or outdoors. Her items are one-ofa-kind, repurposed gems that might become a piece of furniture, or hanging decorative piece, or perhaps a crowning jewel on a fireplace’s mantle or dining room table.

not because of properties employed but that the spirit and the passion of the artist can’t be masked--despite the modest make-up of the item. That’s Carrasco’s magic, a daughter of migrant workers, who perhaps sees a second chance for everything. see ad pg. 40

Anet Carrasco

Scavenger, or peasant, art has rivaled fine art at times, Handcrafting

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Gateway to Washington County “Home of The Bluebonnet & Scarecrow Festivals”

Main Street Antiques Cotton Pickin’s Boutique & Market

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CHAPPELL HILL GARDEN CLUB

CHRISTMAS HOME TOUR

SATURDAY, DEC. 12, 2020 HOURS: 10 A.M. - 5 P.M. 713-562-6191

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CHAPPELL HILL 2020 CALENDAR OF EVENTS Scissors/Knife/Tool Sharpeners - January 31 & February 1, 2020 located at Carol’s Quilts Sweet Heart Stroll - Saturday, February 8, 2020 Saturday, February Cotton’ Pickin’s Boutique & Market, 832-229-6615 Car Rally Tour Texas with TMS - Saturday, February 29, 2020 Carol’s Ice House 2 p.m. until ???

Bluebonnet Festival, Saturday, April 18 & Sunday 19, 2020 Chappell Hill Historical Society, 979-836-6033 (Please note due to Easter, Festival will be held on 3rd weekend not the 2nd)

“BS” Father’s Day (Beer & Sausage) Celebration - Jun 20, 2020 Carol’s Ice House, and Brown Eyed Girl, 281-475-9247 Bluebonnet House and Garden Center, 713-562-6191 4th of July Parade - Saturday, July 4, 2020 10 A.M. Chappell Hill Chamber, 979-337-9110 Everyone Welcome.

Lavender & Wine Fest. Saturday, August 8, 2020@ Chappell Hill Lavender Farm St. Stanislaus Catholic Church Annual Bazaar, Sunday, September 6, 2020

Annual Crawfish Day, Saturday, April 25, 2020 Carol’s Ice House, 281-475-9247

Airing of the Quilts, Saturday, Sep19, 2020 Carol’s Quilt Shop, 832-640-2923

Historical Building Tour - May 9, 2020 - All historical buildings on Main Street and most others in the downtown district will have a docent and they will give you the history of that building as you tour each building or location. Homes will not be opened, but info about the historical homes will be on your information sheet. $10 per person. Chappell Hill Historical Society, 979-836-6033 & Chappell Hill Garden Club, 713-562-6191.

Scarecrow Festival, Saturday, Oct 10 & Sunday, Oct. 11, 2020

Lavender Farm Mom’s Spring Fling - Saturday, May 9, 2020.

Texas Artisans Christmas Open House, Sat. Dec. 5, 2020

Art Walk, May 23, 2020, 10 a.m. till 4 p.m. Texas Artisan Gallery, 713-703-3841

Teddy Bear Parade, Saturday, Dec. 12, 2020 Begins at 3:30 p.m.

Chappell Hill Chamber of Commerce, 979-337-9910

Juneteenth Program - Friday, June 19, 2020, Chappell Hill Historical Society Museum. Further info call 979-836-6070.

Chappell Hill Garden Club Christmas Home Tour - Saturday, Dec. 12, 2020, from 10 till 5 p.m. 713-562-6191

Cotton Pickin’s Boutique & Market Christmas - Open House, Sat. November 14, 2020, Bluebonnet House and Garden Center Christmas - Open House, Sat. 11/21/20 713-562-6191

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Jill Suzanne--Candle Scents and More

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howing up twice a year over the last two decades, Jill Suzanne and her happy team occupy the other house at the Little House on The Hill Show. Jill is renowned for creating candle designs along with various aromatic scents that enliven the senses.

Suzanne describes herself as a small-town gal with Christian-to-the-core values, yet there’s a passionate artsy-creative side of Suzanne. She concocts scents for various environments, makes wax melts, jewelry, architectural pieces, and accessories--all goods that are on display year round at her Port Neches, Texas, store and on her webpage www.jillsuzanne.com.

For ideas and fun, Suzanne and husband John hit the road, often covering states as pickers. They ferret out finds they can bring to their Warrenton Show. Suzanne emphasizes, “We enjoy the travel and love meeting people. Many become long-time friends.”

A few years back, Suzanne relocated from the banks of the creek to another part of Little House’s property. Shoppers who showed up at the old location said they just followed the scents up to Suzanne’s new location, referring to her signature candles and scents.

Back home, Suzanne pours her candles’ waxes into various vintage and antique holders. She designs prototypes and tests them for feedback on family and friends. Suzanne also showcases new scents at the Warrenton Show for reaction because of the diversity of the shoppers.

Candle making has Suzanne employing oils 100% uncut. The beeswax color ensures such. Her scents are alluring and draw the curious. Photographers may not be drawn by the scents, but their lenses might take aim at her widely admired jewelry line, rooftop cupolas that grace the property, taxidermy items, truck and farm wagons, and other goodies.

Perhaps they will find unusual pieces that the Suzanne formula has brought back to life.

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The energetic, affable lady and her whole crew make no bones about how they’re motivated by faith. Suzanne feels blessed for talents bestowed upon her, her travels, having a terrific husband and family and friends and being able to pursue such at her own artistic pace. She feels blessed by God and realizes that beyond this Earth there are additional adventures in store.

During show, Suzanne and John are great hosts.

There are cold drinks and warm hearts on hand at her show. Friday evening, April 3rd, is customer appreciation night with complimentary food, drinks, and live music.

The couple purchased a small spread in Fayette County a few years ago and plans to have their products available locally year-round. Suzanne laughs how she and John have been trying to take a “no business” vacation for years. Whether in a red convertible, or with truck and trailer on the hunt, they can’t ignore finds.

“I love life and the journey. My faith, kids, husband and friends are my treasures, while laughter and family time are my favorite times,” says a sincere Suzanne. Suzanne and John would love shoppers to come by and say howdy during the show. see ad pg. 37

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1707 South State Hwy 237 Carmine, Texas 78932 March 21st - April 4th 9 am - 6 pm

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Bone Yard 9501- Found Images/Around the Bend.

Great selection of items see ad pg. 59 6003- Memory Tree Antiques

The Venue 7100- The Venue Women’s Apparel, Mexican clothing & more see ad pg. 66 7101- Karmaliving

6400- Grump-Pa’s NEW Antiques, collectibles. Dealer spaces available. See ad pg. 85

Grace’s Treasure Hunt 6500- Grace's Treasure Hunt March 22 to April 7. Lots of silver plate. See ad pg. 85

Brenham 9100- Leftovers Antiques Vintage, mercantile, garden, bedding. See ad pg. 93

9101- Today & Yesterday Antiques, stained glass & more. See ad pg. 93

9102- Washington County Chamber of Commerce

Chappell Hill

9200- Town of Chappell Hill To see complete list of vendors see ad on pg. 45

Old World Antieks

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Hidden Meadow Storage & RV Park

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Fresh & healthy salads, sandwiches, wraps, more.

Sit-down. See ad pg. 7

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Bader Ranch

5510- Junk Gypsy/Wander Inn Late Night, Prom Attire, Junk See ad pg. 68

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5100 - 5J Cowhides see ad pg. 65 5101- Ida Rose Remembers many great antiques. see ad pg. 65

9005- Blue Willow Cafe

CUT-OFF to FM 1457

The Compound

Post Office

9004- Pigs Fly

5401-County Line Antique Show.

Marburger Farm

FM 955 to Faye from HWY 71

Old Depot/Stone Cellar

Learn a little bit of history in Burton! See ad pg. 90 Guesthouse and Mercantile See ad pg. 93

Grump-Pa’s

Gas Station located in the heart of La Grange. See ad pg. 97

9003- Texas Cotton Gin Museum

but it’s new!. FREE admission.

Free parking. See ad pg. 84

March 21- April 4. Many amazing dealers. See ad pg. 83

8009- La Grange Chevron

S. HWY 77

Amazing, Colorful, Antique furniture, pillows, carpets, bedding & more. see ad pg. 107

9001- Burton Chamber of Commerce. see ad pg. 91

4001

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European Antiques. See ad pg. 50

Burton

see ad pg. 97

MAIN ST.

5900- Market Hill.

Home decor, antiques, original art and more. see ad pg. 76 5901- Don & Marta Orwig Country store items, mid-west antiques. NeckCollections original jewelry. Benches & fountains from Gilded Gardens. See ad pg. 77 Market Hill Cont...

8001- Old World Antieks

4500- Carmine Dance Hall Antique Show. It’s old,

Murphy’s Steakhouse

8006- Fayette Savings Bank

WATER ST.

Market Hill

See ad pg. 73

6300- Carmine Chamber Come shop, eat & stay in Carmine. See ad pg. 85

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Blue Hills

Carmine

Unique gift shop with something for everyone. See ad pg. 96

Rifle Hall

Mimi Bella

N. Live Oak Street 5506 DYD Arts & Crafts Fair 5501

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Town of Round Top Town of Round Top 5500- Royers Pie Haven. Whole pies,

by the slice, coffee bar.

Breakfast. See ad pg. 47

5509-Vintage Gyspy/Queen of the Jungle Women’s Apparel, Clothing See ad pg. 68

8002-Richard Schmidt

5501- DYD Artisans

Jewelry designs in sterling see ad pg. 73

5505- Bone Dust

5700- Rustic Revolution

Not Bling, it’s the Real Thing.

Carved jewelry. See ad pg. 49

5701- Round Top Style Field

Hand made arts and crafts.

On the square. See ad pg. 48

R.T Style Field Rustic Furniture. see ad pg. 61

5506- R.T. DYD Fair Arts & crafts fair, boutiques on the main square. See ad pg. 49

5507- Second Market & Co. Furniture, art, candles & more..

See ad pg. 47

Old Depot Vintage Mkt 5100- 5J Cowhides South American cowhide rugs & accessories. See ad pg. 65

5101- Ida Rose Remembers 5508-Pop-A-Top Bottle Shop.

See ad pg. 59

****NOTE**** Use the Round Top section Maps individually. They are not intended to be put together like the Warrenton Map.

Many Great Antiques See ad pg.65

Knutzen Square 6100 - Memory Enterprises Women’s Apparel, Mexican Clothing. See ad on pg. 49

Match the numbers next to the listings to the stars on the map to find out exactly where your favorite dealers are located.

The SHOW DAILY is your treasure map to the fields.

Don't start your shopping adventure without it!

This side up

20,000 sq ft of antique, industrial, & architectural. See ad pg. 8

Henkel Square

Arbor Antiques Show Chelsea’s Meadow Round Top Vintage Market

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7700- McLaren’s Interiors

Importing from Europe See pg. 4

8004- Farmers Finer Things AKA Farmer’s Lumber

McLaren’s Interiors

Market Hill R T Hill Antiques Show Bill Moore Antiques Festival Institute Old Depot Vintage MKT

Rifle Hall

FM 1457

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McLaren’s Buyer’s Mkt

Bill Moore Antiques 5400- March 14 - April 4

Jewelry designs in sterling.

See ad pg. 73

237

303- Vincent Peach, Jewelry crafted with fresh water pearls second location at Zapp Hall see ad pg. 3

Take the routes marked in YELLOW for alternative (lighter traffic) roads into the show area. REMEMBER, it is illegal to park on the side of the road!

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5802- American Legion Hall 20th year Celebration. see ad pg. 69 5801- Legendary Lighting On-site repairs, rewiring and custom builds PLUS SHADES! see ad pg. 68

Rifle Hall

8002- Richard Schmidt

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5800- Guayabera Shirt Store.

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Vistors Center, Lodging, Dining & Nightlife. See ad pg. 102

Amazing food. See ad pg. 101

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8400 - Town of Columbus

8102- JJ’s Kountry Kitchen

La Grange

Open 7 days during the show.

Pedestal bases, beads stone and more See ad pg. 27

DISTANCE FROM HWY 159, LA GRANGE to HWY 290, CARMINE / BURTON = 25 MILES

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8100- Schulenburg Chamber of Commerce. See ad pg. 101

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Ledbedder to Austin HWY 290 W.

8200 - Smithville Chamber of Commerce.

Big Games, Big Fun, Open Late See pg. 97

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8010- Jay Deez Sports Grill

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ANTIQUES WEEK SHOW AREA Map to the Stars!

Detail: ROUND TOP OUTSKIRTS ~ CARMINE ~ BURTON ~ HWY 290 Show Area Map

SHOW DAILY MAP TO THE STARS: WARRENTON

SHOW DAILY Spring 2020

North Gate Field

Cole's Antiques Show #800- Cole's Antiques Show

Bar W Field

#801- Look What I Found

Old mine cut and European cut diamond jewelry. See ad pg. 14

#103- Rome’s Antiques

#804-What a crock Antiques Stoneware, Texas Furniture and Primitives. See ad on pg. 15

World's smallest Catholic church

Selling the Clutter building/ Bullpin for more information, See ad pg. 43

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PARKING RV Parking

Foot Bridges

Stone Meadow 70

#90- Old Town Market

#91- Odds & Ends

Russian Collectables, Sun colored glass, Railroad collectables & Life Magazines. see ad pg. 16

#92- Soylemezler Oriental Rugs Turkish Oushak Rugs. Can also be located at 8416 south dr. suite 2B Houston. info: 832-566-0974 see ad pg. 16

North to Round Top

#405- Tuning Element

Natural relief that just works!

Gay Lange. See pg. 30

Renck Hall, Field & Yard 1500

Tin Star Field

2000

The Chicken Ranch

1600

Hwy. 2

The Marketplace Dealer spaces under covered pavilions, food court, cantina, RV hook-ups, music, Free parking real restrooms. See pg. 43

#200- Granny McCormick’s Yard.

Outdoor and indoor dealers, $5 parking

Renck Hall, Field & Yard #1500- Hall, Field & Yard Opens March 26. 100+ dealers.

Antiques, more. See pg. 21

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PARKING

Granny McCormick’s

Sommerfeld Place

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305

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#70- Dead People’s Stuff Vintage garden items, Frames, Boots, Paintings & Antique finds from all over the world! See ad on pg. 19

#1400- Tree Park RV & Antiques SHOW 100+ dealers,

Boutique Shopping inside Yaya Gurlz, Live bands at the Dugout, DAMN good burgers and cold beer see ad pg. 33

RV hook-up, storage units, indoors & outdoors booths. See ad pg. 39

#1400- Tree Park Cottages

Lodging, Cottages with amazing customer service. See ad pg. 38

The Lone Star Gallery #2100- The Glamp Inn

Indoor camping in a retro trailer or tee-pee tent. Fun! See pg. 41

Punkie’s Place #50- Punkie’s Place Mexican inspired creations, funky vintage. Inside house. See ad pg. 40

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Old Feed Store 405

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Warrenton Grocery & Old Feed

401

Das Blaue Haus & Field

Coin-Op showers, washer/ dryer

400

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Granny McCormick’s Yard

Hillcrest Inn & Field and Blacksmith

Don’t forget to mention to these fine dealers that you found them through Show Daily, the only publication dedicated to the who, what, where and how of the Texas’ Antiques Week extravaganza!

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YayaGurlz

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Yaya Girls/ Dugout

PARKING

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Warrenton Field Names

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Stone Meadow

90s

Old Town Market

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300s

Zapp Hall & Field

400s

Old Feed & Grocery

500s

Campbell Building

600s

Das Blaue Haus

700s

Hillcrest Inn & Old Gin

800s

Cole's Antiques Show

900s

Rose of Texas

1000s

Little House Field

1100s

Das Gruene Haus

1200s

Dillard's Field

1300s

Robinson Field

1400s

Tree Park Field

1500s

Renck Hall & Field

1600s

Sommerfeld Place

1700s

St. John's Church

1800s

North Gate Field

1900s

The Chicken Ranch

2000s

The Marketplace

2100s

The Lone Star Gallery

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PARKING

Little House on the Hill

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Live Music & Entertainment

Do you have a HOT TIP ?!?

Check our Buyer’s Guide for an A to Z index list of items offered at this season’s event, AND pin-point WHERE TO FIND THEM in the area fields and shows.

CUT TO THE CHASE !

Foot Bridge

40s

Dining & Food Booths

Visit us at the COLLECTORS’ CLUB in downtown Rutersville. We have a fabulous selection of antiques from the new world and the old world.

979-250-1494 for an appointment.

LOOKING FOR SOMETHING SPECIFIC ?

1000

901

Emergency Medical Service Station

Please send payment, along with your full name and address to: Show Daily, LLC 6231 State Highway 159 Rutersville / La Grange, TX 78945

Warrenton & Burton Dealers Round Top & Carmine Dealers Shelby & Fayetteville

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Round Top - Warrenton Show Daily 6231 Hwy 159, Rutersville / La Grange, Texas 78945 http://www.showdailymagazine.com showdaily@gmail.com Maps: Susanna Kirchberg - Drawings: Carlos Leal All rights reserved.

PARKING

Coon Creek

Rose of Texas Field

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#1402- Cowhide Outlet

Fire Station

301

#1403- El’s Handcrafted Soap Large variety of handcrafted soap, bath bombs, lotion, beard oils see ad pg. 38

Kitchen islands, old schoolhouse, coastal chic & lockers.

See ad pg. 38 403

407

Cowhides, furniture, luggage and cowhide rugs. See ad pg. 38

Use the Buyer’s Guide index listings in the back of the magazine to locate dealers in the area who carry the specific pieces you are looking for! Don’t leave home without your Show Daily!

#1401- The Hen Delivers

Old Gin

Stone Meadow

#2000- The Marketplace

March 19- April 6

PARKING

The Marketplace

RV Parking

Tree Park Field

#2200- Yaya Gurlz/Dugout

WARREN TON TEXAS

Bar W Field

Old Town Market Free parking, RV hook-ups, showers, quality dealers.

March 20- April 4. For booth info: 281-894-7778 or 832-250-0893.

See pg. 16

PARKING

ATM

100

March 19- April 4, Food, Established dealers & more.

See ad pg. 36

Yaya Gurlz/ Dugout

Estate, Custom, Antique & Repurposed Jewlery.

See ad on pg. 36

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#500- Crown Jewels

101

North Gate Field

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March 26- April 5. Come check out our Mobility Scooters.See ad pg. 34

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1800

EX CESS

Gifts, art, more. See ad pg. 30

#1300- Robinson’s Field

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#402- Multiplicity

Jewelry Repair and Custom Design See ad pg. 35

Jewelry, home decor, gifts.

See pg. 30

Free Crawfish on Friday March 27.

See ad pg. 42

Textiles, Linens & Laces, Grain Bags & More. See ad pg. 36

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#901- Vintage Fabrics

Pure, Powerful and Potent CDB oil See ad pg. 34

#701 - MJ Jewelers

Multiple dealers, Relics, Furniture, Clothing, Food & so much more.

See ad on pg. 36

#404- Texas Touch

The Chicken Ranch

#700- CDB Oil

Campbell Building

Jewelry design. See pg. 30

Original Ceiling Tin Art See ad pg. 25

#1900- The Chicken Ranch March 19- April 5. Free Parking

804

#401- Old Feed Store

#500- Campbell Building

March 26- April 5, with some dealers ready for early shoppers sooner. Antiques, collectibles, great food.

Hillcrest Inn & Old Gin

Old Molasses House

The Bull Market

#305- Pent Up Photos/Bobby Boyd Designs

#40- Round Top Real Estate

Vintage Christmas, Halloween, Easter & Thanksgiving items.

See ad on pg. 21

Serving southern specials.

See ad pg. 31

See ad pg. 30

Jewelry crafted with fresh water pearls. See ad pg. 3

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McLaren’s Antiques & Interiors

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cLaren’s help save the planet – they invite you to join them…

Every industry today is looking at how to become more sustainable and help the global climate issue. World-wide 10% of the environmental impact is due to furniture and furnishings. The majority of new furniture is made from wood causing more trees to be chopped down for manufacture. Buying

owner Sean McLaren who has been in the business for over 40 years in both the USA and UK. His contagious passion for travel has taken him all around the world in the endless search for the unique and interesting furniture and accessories to create a stunning addition to your home, which ensures the 20,000 square foot store is everchanging. Joined by his wife Helen they thrive to make the McLaren’s experience something everyone will enjoy and visit to discover what’s new each show.

McLaren’s incorporates many styles of furniture and accessories that are good for the planet into the store such as:

Traditional English:

anything second-hand, either vintage or antique, is not only helping to save the environment – you are also rediscovering one of a kind pieces.

While prices continue to rise in terms of 20th century design and contemporary furniture, antiques and classic furniture seem to be increasingly accessible to any wallet. Today it is possible to buy a high-quality object made by hand in the 19th Century for less than the cost of a piece of new furniture, made by machine in their 1,000’s.

At McLaren’s Antiques & Interiors they bring an enormous variety of antique, industrial and architectural furniture from around the world to its Global Headquarters in Round Top Texas.

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This is just a taste of what they have available to help create stunning looks for your home whilst saving the planet, so come and discover what some call the best kept secret of Round Top. You’ll enjoy complimentary drinks every day on board the airconditioned London Double Decker Bus. For trade and interior designers, they also offer a very competitive trade program.

Open from Saturday March 14th through to Sunday April 5th 2020.

1745 N. State Highway 237, Round Top TX 78954.

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Labor of Love at Arbor Antiques

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icture this: You’re Texas-raised and you operate a successful oilfield service company in east Texas. Your lucrative profession has provided you a sweet home on a sweet Texas golf course. Then one day you take a road less traveled and attend a social event while visiting Mexico, where you meet an hombre. While engaging in small talk, hombre dude tells you he’s recently been given charge of a Mexican State’s entire prison system, primarily because he once was a roommate of the State’s present governor.

families in Mexico’s most southern and most impoverished state.

Here in the States, Hough first set up his antiques at Marburger Farms but later became a neighbor of Pandora, the then-sole dealer at Arbor Antiques.

These days, Hough is best known at Arbor Antiques for bringing quality, hand-made, colorful and embroidered clothing to the show. The clothing is indigenously produced, stemming from the region encompassing both Southern

Prison-boss-hombre wants to invite you inside the walls and pick your brain on how to better run his prison system, and you know absolutely no Spanish, nor one iota about prisons… other than staying out of them. Welcome to Mexico!

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Hough and wife, Blanca, live in a small village in the wilds of Chiapas. Hough says there’s no TV, no movie theaters and basically no nothing--yet it’s a life they thoroughly enjoy. The affable Hough laughs a bit and says when coming to “normally sleepy” Round Top it’s like coming to the big city.

At first in Mexico, Hough became intrigued with Mexican antiques and folk art. His grandmother was a long-time antique dealer, so he had basic knowledge and began importing antiques to Texas. While shopping in Patzcuaro, in the State of Michoacan with his daughter (a Texas Tech student at the time), they admired the women’s garb.

They formed an informal junta, purchasing 15 cotton dresses, and took them north to see how they’d go. On the next trip to Patzcuaro, they ordered 300 dresses for the upcoming show.

Hough discovered that the source of the high-quality stitched items was way down in Chiapas. The rest is history: Hough resides in Chiapas, and he and Blanca schlep to Round Top with as many as 1000 items created there for each show.

The couple design and direct the making of hand-embroidered and back-strap loomed clothing for men, women, and children, incorporating local textile art forms that date back thousands of years and stem from the indigenous people in Chiapas, other Mexican states, and Guatemala. Each garment takes from 3 weeks to over 3 months to make.

No two are the same in hand made art.

“We come out of Chiapas to Round Top, a 2,000mile trip, twice a year, to sell our artisan’s work,” said Hough. “My long journey in Mexico and beyond has been a labor of love. As with any journey, it has had its ups and downs, but I would not trade it for any amount of money I might have made in my career prime when I left my original home state of Texas years ago.”

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with the passing years, he is increasingly fulfilled by the efforts they make to help improve the lives of many who virtually have no way out of poverty.

The clothing makers make three times more from the Houghs than other buyers. Hough doesn’t hide his faith, nor does he flaunt it. But it sums up his mindset when he says, “We’re Christian-based. No Gringo comes to Mexico to get rich.” He believes there are a lot more riches than money.

“Most of the monies earned go to the families and equipment to make us more productive,” says Hough, “Blanca and I basically exist on my social security. We don’t need much.”

Living among the Chiapas people, Blanca and Clint Hough are very wealthy people.

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How to navigate the fields & shows with ease

by Show Daily Staff

What better way to shop the labyrinth of tents and tables than with a pro who knows the ropes and a few insider tips and tricks? That is exactly what Show Daily is - the only guide to Texas’ most important antiques event, written by those who know the shows and love the antiques business.

Follow us as we put some method to the madness and help you, dear reader, learn how to shop smart during Antiques Week.

WHERE TO START?!? We hear that question all the time. The answer depends on what you are looking for.

Crafts? Antiques? Food and Drinks? Live Music?

The whole event area covers roughly 28 miles, starting from the towns of Rutersville and Fayetteville - to the south on Highway 159 - up through Burton on the north end of Highway 237 at the intersection with Hwy 290.

That’s a lot of land to cover and most folks come out with only a few free days to enjoy all there is to shop, see and do. There just isn’t enough time to cover it all. Start by making a plan.

Here’s how: First, as you look through Show Daily, understand that the magazine is color-coded into sections by towns. This will help you get around. The green bars at the top and bottom of the page are an indicator that the dealers listed here can be found in Warrenton. Red bars represent Round Top dealers, purple is for Fayetteville, Carmine is yellow and Burton is blue. After 20 years publishing, it is pretty safe to say that Show Daily has its finger on the pulse of what some call the biggest antiques fair in the U.S. Show Daily magazine starts with the town of Warrenton, which is where most of the earliest shopping begins. For a more polished look, some decorators prefer focusing on the Round Top area and the paid admission venues.Both offer great and varied selections. The difference is often one of price and presentation.

Do you collect old guns or Victorian jewelry? Maybe you’re looking for a place to park your RV or to unwind with a glass of wine? The answers to where these things - and a lot more - can be found right in the back of this magazine, in our Buyer’s Guide section.

Simply take a peek under the heading of whatever you seek and you’ll find a list of dealers who specialize in those items or services, along with the page number where their ad appears and their Show Daily ID number SHOW DAILY mobile: 979-250-3319

which matches the star number on their ad and location on the map (see centerfold).

Start by using the color-coded bars to identify the town where those dealers with “the good stuff” set up. Warrenton alone has more than 30 individual show venues, most of which are called Fields. When the antiquers aren’t in town, our fields are full of country cattle.

Show Daily has a big 8-page fold-out map at the centerfold. It pinpoints every venue location between La Grange and Brenham. The magazine is set up just like the physical show area.

We start at the north side of Warrenton and move south through town, cross the highway and head back north again. As one continues through the magazine, the layout matches the actual geography of the show area, heading south to north through Round Top, Carmine and on to Burton (with a short side-jaunt to Fayetteville).

Not every Field and show venue open and close on the same day because each area is run by different individuals. There are over 60 different show areas spread out over the 28-mile stretch known as the ‘antiques corridor’.

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Rather than driving up and down the highway hoping your favorite shopping spot will be open, check the Show Daily calendar at the beginning of the magazine. Just like the magazine, the calendar is color coded by town. It lists every individual venue in those hamlets and gives the official opening and closing dates. (Note: Many Fields start selling to early shoppers prior to the published “official” dates on the calendar. Indoor venue dates are more exact.)

Our Show Places section gives a description of each different venue - organized by town, with the contact information and specifics (including whether they offer early shopping). This info also comes in handy for those wanting to rent their own booth next season, or to know how to contact an area if looking to recover a lost package or other item (there is no centralized lost and found for the shows).

You can now find what you’re looking for in a matter of minutes rather than days. Now that’s smart shopping. But wait, there’s more!

The stories and articles in Show Daily all deal with happenings in the area or antiques-related news and tidbits of information. Looking for fun things to do in the evening? See our After-Hours notices. How about a place to do laundry or how to find someone to haul all those things that won’t fit in the SUV back home to Georgia for you? Check the Buyer’s Guide. Wondering how much that vintage gasoline sign might be worth? Or what is the hottest trend in collectibles? All of that information and more can be found within these pages. Use Show Daily to shop like a pro during Antiques Week.

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1/28/2020 Round Top, Texas.

Spring at the Marburger Farm Antique Show is a time to be transported-- out of winter, out of the daily spin and into a world resembling the great antiques fairs of Europe. “ Marburger is a close as to a European market as you get in the United States, “ says exhibitor Shannon Poppino of Clutter Antiques. On tuesday, March 31, through Saturday, April 4, look for 350 antiques and art exhibitors encamped on 43 acres in Round Top, Texas.

It’s as beautiful as an Italian market, but a lot closer and with Bluebonnets and margaritas.

It’s not that all the treasures are European. It’s that everything has been gathered fresh for that show, all set out at one exhilirating moment-- fresh, exciting, current. Poppino, for instance, is looking for woods that are lighter in tone and for classic pieces of all eras that mix well together -not too stark, not too dark, just right for now. She’ll offer a light-colored Fruitwood chest with softer corners, inlaid veneer and bronze hardware--- “Very pretty,” says Poppino. Nearby will be pairs of Italian and French Mid- Century Modern charis with simple lines that complement traditional pieces, including Impressionist art, a pair of French Greek- key trimmed mounted consoles with painted faux marble tops- “Very Park Avenue,”she adds.

“A great antique show is fashionable, just like clothes,” says exhibitor Shelli Alter of Indiana’s Dinner Party Antiques. “It’s got to be cool. It’s got to be relevant.” For Alter, like a European vendor, that means starting a collection from scratch for each Marburger

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Farm Show. “Business was good in 2019, so I’m buying, buying, buying from Palm Beach to Paris.” The hunt is on for art. “Art is the icing on the cake, the patina that brings every room to life.” Buying one piece at a time, her goal is to offer at least 100 pieces of art, mostly Mid-Century Modern, all presented in 19th century wooden and gilded frames. “We love Marburger,” says Alter. “The weather, the dirt ---it doesn’t matter. It’s the best of the best.”

One of the best things about opening day, Tuesday, March 31, is that early arrivals will discover “Tailgate Tuesday” from 8 a.m. to 10 a.m. You’ll find a complimentary Continental breakfast, easy parking, and pre-show shopping with the dealers in buildings along the Tailgate Tuesday corridor. This includes the exhibitors in the Marburger Dance Hall, the General Store building and many others. Grab a shopping bag from the show’s sponsor, Chairish, and get going, just like an early morning at a market in Belgium. In fact, you may run into shoppers from Belgium!

Coffee in hand, visit the early Texas Zieger House and find the truly transported world of Jill Garber Couture and Le Nouveaurose. Antique embroidered silk and miles of vintage fringe will embellish clothing made for today. In fact, this Michigan cowgirl mixes layers of lace, velvet, turquoise, cameo and pearl jewelry in a look that is what European collectors fantasize about.

Garber says that she loves Marburger “because it is such a unique shopping experience. No other show has the incredible displays that dealers here create. Marburger is true to Marburger. No reproductions to wade through.

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The show’s nine huge tents and other buildings will open with the celebratory ringing of the bell at 10 a.m. One booth that many shoppers visit first is the Tent A phenomenon of Patrick, Karen and Bonnie Kenny of South Porch Antiques from Spencerport, NY. This is the booth that Japanese shoppers fantasize about --- and get to first. Packed with industrial and early East Coast antiques, the Kennys will shop all winter with an eye to what is worthy of transporting 1,577 miles to Round Top. According to Pat Kenny,here’s what is making the

cut this spring: massive industrial and wood tables; early architectural doors, windows and building fragments; silver serving pieces and flatware; cast iron garden elements; hundreds of “smalls” such as boxes, old trophies, lighting, ironstone, transfer ware; and natural specimens such as bird and hornet nests.

Like a Paris vendor, exhibitor Adele Kerr of Adele Kerr & Co. from New Braunfels, Texas will offer styles of antiques and art “all over the place.”

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recent discovery: 24 paintings and 100 sketches by New York artist Paul Hollister. Kerr describes them as “Picasso-esque, delightful.”

Picasso-esque and delightful? Now that’s worth getting up early for, on any continent! Get yourself to Marburger Farm Antique Show, open Tuesday, March 31 through Saturday April 4, 2020. On opening day, March 31, Early Buying opens at.10

a.m. for $25 admission ---or come even earlier for Tailgate Tuesday Breakfast at 8 a.m. Regular $10 admission begins from 2 p.m. to 6 p.m. that day and continues on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Saturday, April 4, from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. One admission is good all week, so come back and see what fresh finds dealers unload every day. Your admission includes free parking and wifi.

Advance tickets and group tickets are available.

See information on travel, maps, vendors, prizes, special events, lodging, on-site shipping/delivery and the Marburger Cafe at www.roundtop-marburger. com or call Ashley Ferguson at 800-947-5799.

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LOOKING FOR SOMETHING SPECIFIC? Then be sure to check the Show Daily’s BUYER’S GUIDE for listings of items carried by specific dealers & info on where to find them during and afterthe shows! Cut to the chase!

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A Defining Moment . . .

By Lou Christine

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t was a defining moment, relays Heather Kaspar, owner/operator of Buck-Up Auctions and Realty, speaking of her transformation from a TV ad sales dynamo to a female, rapid-fire auctioneer. The young wife and mother of three, formerly Heather Schoenst, was born and raised in Carmine.

“I loved my TV job,” Kaspar commented. She had been all-in, immersing herself in broadcasting media, primarily cable TV sales, working territories from College Station to the Gulf Coast.

When things in TV ad sales began to get “funny,” minus chuckles and laughs, Kaspar said she felt a change coming on. Commission rates were no longer adding up. She decided to disengage for more than a station break. As Kaspar tells it, when she was unable to sleep, it was the blaring sounds of “Call Now and “Free Brochure” were all that broke the silence...

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At the same time, Kaspar is quick to say that she’s embraced her spiritual convictions all her life. Her handsome livelihood and long-established career were at stake. Seeking guidance, Kaspar says she placed her worries in the All Mighty’s hands.

Just like that! . . . Dawn arrived! Gabriel didn’t have to blow any horn.

By sunrise, Kaspar envisioned a new horizon: Auctioneering. It didn’t hurt that Kaspar’s Uncle Melvin was a local and seasoned Auctioneer. Huddling with her uncle, Heather expressed she sensed she had a country feel for it. And yet, she was still a kid.

Auctioneers normally were bent, swollen, and crusty, almost as old and dented as what they were hawking.

Plus, she’s a girl! It might take alpha dog’s bark to hold bidders attention, to keep them in the fold and recognize the contenders from the pretenders. Order must be established and maintained. Things can get rowdy. Auctioneers must remain in control and project a clear “the court is in session” voice! In Auctioneerville the Auctioneer is the law.

A gamesman, Uncle Melvin, offered Kaspar an at-bat, letting her pinch-hit auctioneering at a church feast.

She showed promise and made contact. The hits kept coming as Kaspar presented, kicked off the bidding, set the pace, balancing bids while nudging some to stop sitting on their hands.

From then on Kaspar was a starter. Prime time came shortly later when her Uncle gave her carte blanche to wheel the Fireman’s Feast. Kaspar was on her way.

When Kaspar talks auctioneering, one senses her bigtime enthusiasm for the craft. She senses she know how to read a gathering of bidders and motivate them to get involved. She teases, compliments, kids, prods, and keeps things moving. The mission: Move the goods.

Estate sales are the core of the auctioneering business these days. Yet Kaspar consults businesses more than just auctioneering off their assets. She has a crackerjack team who do much prepping before main events.

Breathing life into dead in the water enterprises has become her specialty.

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You could say it fits the town of Burton pretty well, especially this year, as Burton celebrates its 150th birthday! Established in 1870 for the arrival of the Houston & Texas Central Railroad, Burton has seen its share of the ebb and flow of life. But don’t let this sleepy little town fool you.

Despite the tiny population of 300, there is a growing energy that is fueling new places to eat, play and stay. The past blends with the present with close to 30 buildings recognized on the National Register of Historic Places, including the Burton Farmers Gin and Burton Railroad Depot, so there is plenty of history to explore. Come check out Burton and help make the 150th the best year yet! Visit www.burtontexas.org for more information and events.

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Specialty Auctions Offers Big Time Auto Sign Collection

By Lou Christine

n the last few years, gasoline and auto product advertising memorabilia have been the rage-good size porcelain signs that used to dominate intersections, advertising iconic brands. From sizzling neon signs at car dealers, those placed in windows, and actual gas pumps, these products have been heavily sought-after by collectors, and recently, the public at large.

figures he’d rather cash them in now and then have the cash for the kids to perhaps put into something else. He said once he’s gone, the kids don’t have much of an idea about the value of that collection. He even quizzed them, asking them to guess the value of some of his prize ones. The kids guessed between five and seven hundred dollars on signs worth ten times as much.

Carmine’s Specialty Auctions, just north of the Triangle on Texas Sate Highway 237, plans a whoopity-doo of an auction on Saturday, March 28th at 12pm, featuring memorabilia that once was a significant part of the Americana landscape.

Friedman and Strickland share the same enthusiasm for those gas signs, since both have been collectors and appreciate their significance. “There should be a lot of interest in this auction,” said Friedman, “with Bill (Strickland) on hand there will be revealed tasty tidbits or stories about the skinny on each piece we will be auctioning off. See y’all on the 28th.”

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Al Friedman runs the show at Specialty. He is an Erie, Pennsylvania native who has lived in Houston for 40 years. For the last 15 years, he has been coming to the big show here. Friedman, an all-around businessman, wears many hats besides being a longtime antique dealer.

Friedman recently befriended Bill Strickland, 79, who happens to be the Mayor of Liverpool, Texas. It just so happens that Strickland has been collecting automobile product advertising and restoring vintage cars since the early 60s. A Louisiana native, Strickland moved to Houston to work for Monsanto in 1962 where he was employed until recently.

Speaking with Strickland, he confesses how over the years he had driven as much as a thousand miles to bid on signs or other memorabilia for sale. When Strickland speaks of his signs or his treasured Ford agency neon that dates back to 1942, he counts them as if they’re almost family. There’s no doubt over all the years his collecting has been a labor of love and obsession.

Through his friendship with Friedman, he has huddled with Specialty Auctions in order to make sure the signs are offered by their worth. “Oh, there’s beauties and some that are extra sentimental I am going to keep.

Some I just can’t part with, but the rest will all go,” says Strickland.

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JJ’s Kountry Kitchen Is Humming Again

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ahn of JJ’s Kountry Kitchen is once again humming in the kitchen. After 25 years of being out of the restaurant business, Jahn, a people-person, decided to stir up some of the homemade, lip smacking meals she provided the community years back. A newer JJ’s Kountry Kitchen reopened last July, at 30 East Avenue, in Schulenburg.

Of course, considering this go around, Jahn now has 11 grandchildren. Her daughter, Jaime, is on hand to help when things get hectic. Jaime’s husband James pitches in too and is renowned for his frog legs for true epicureans. It is evident to happy diners that the team at JJ’s goes that extra mile, providing flavor and freshness, and a “gimmee” taste from the first bite.

Why would Jahn go back into the heat of the kitchen after such a long layoff? She said she missed her long-time customers and admits she likes meeting new people. She prefers her establishment to be “howdy” friendly, like her, and to provide a value for patrons.

Jahn shut down her downtown Schulenburg Kountry Kitchen in 1994. Over time, town folks voiced how they missed her chicken fried steak, and the other tasty and nutritious meals JJ’s was known for. Jahn Cheeseburger Club Times have changed for the restaurant industry in the last few decades. Jahn notes that customhappily admitted she feels like she’s back in the swing of things after being open ers are more health conscious these days. Her generous portions might have some asking for a doggie now for six months. bag or perhaps less pat“Much of the menu is still the same as the old menu ties of butter on those at the old location,” voiced Jahn. She emphatically flap jacks. Jahn says the insists that all her food is fresh, and that hardly any consciousness is someingredients, only if necessary, come out of a box what surprising, considor can. “Freshness has always been my standard, as ering the robust appetite of many past customers. we make most meals from scratch.”

While it is no affront to the food, they openly admit they are watching their health, according to Jahn.

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Music and More in Giddings By: Kelita Alberts

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iddings is eagerly awaiting the summertime, and the excitement of an old tradition being brought back to town.

Last July 3rd, Giddings revisited the romance of a bygone era with a community gathering around the beautiful Courthouse Square. Attendees brought their blankets and lawn chairs to enjoy the sounds of live music at the Grimes Street Music Fest. As the sun set, many relived the days of their youth, dancing with their sweetheart under the stars as the band played.

The first Grimes Street Music Fest was such a rousing success that the Chamber decided to do it again on July 3rd of 2020. They would like to invite everyone to come and enjoy this classic event.

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mithville, Texas, is the place you really want to be. The quaint, small town is big on friendliness and has many things to do. There’s the historic Main Street, and lots of great places to eat like Back Door Café, Zimmerhanzel’s BBQ, Your Mom’s, Olde World Bakery, Comfort Café and many others.

Come and shop in many of our Boutiques, Antique Stores, Consuela’s, Bombshell Betty’s, Smithville General Store, Golden Girls, Mondsaic’s Art & Home and so many other unique places.

Smithville has been crowned the Busiest Small Town in Texas. There is a fun event almost every month

of the year. They host community-wide garage sales twice per year, one in the spring, first Saturday in April, then again in the fall, first Saturday in October.

Every spring, there’s Jamboree Smithville, a 3-day celebration that is held in April at Riverbend Park along the Colorado River. It’s the largest festival in the community, attracting thousands to the area to enjoy three nights of live music, a livestock show, a parade down Main Street, and arts & crafts downtown.

Other annual events are Casino Night in July, Smithville Wingfest and Chili Cookoff in September, plus the Texas Photo Festival, Airing of the Quilts & Tour of Homes, and last, but not least, the Festival of Lights & Lighted Parade in December.

There are so many more reasons to come and visit Smithville. There are beautiful, historic homes including the Hope Floats house where the movie was filmed, convenient access to the Colorado River, and Buescher State Park. Smithville is host to many parks that are owned and maintained by the City of Smithville Parks & Recreation Department.

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BAKERY: 8000- Weikel’s Store and Bakery pg. 98 BANKS / FINANCIAL: 9200- Chappell Hill Bank pg. 45 8006-Fayette Savings Bank pg. 97 BARS: 5802- Jaxtons pg. 69 BARK CLOTH: 901- Vintage Fabrics pg. 36 BATH & BODY: 4500- Carmine Dance Hall pg. 84 5501- DYD Artisans Fair pg. 48 1403- El’s Handcrafted Soap pg. 38 BBQ: 4500- Carmine Dance Hall pg. 84 5511-PawPaws’s Firehouse Cafe pg. 81 BEDDING: 9100- Leftovers pg. 93 BED AND BREAKFAST: 9200- Emily’s Post and Pearls pg. 45 9004- Pigs Fly & Co. pg. 93 BEER: 8102- JJ’s Kountry Kitchen pg. 101 90- Old Town Market pg. 16 BOOKS: 5501- DYD Artisans Fair pg. 48 BOUTIQUE: 2100- Lonestar Gallery Show pg. 41 BRACELETS: 303- Vincent Peach pg. 3 BREAKFAST: 4500- Carmine Dance Hall pg. 84 C CAFE: 9005- Blue Willow Cafe pg. 91 CABINS: Stagecoach Cabins pg. 17 CANDLES: 1000- JillSuzanne pg. 37 5507-Second Market pg. 47 CAMERAS: 90- Old Town Market pg. 16 CBD: 700- CBD Oil pg. 34 CHALK PAINT / CLAY PAINT: 400- Warrentons Old Feed Store pg. 30 CHAMBER OF COMMERCE:

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9001- Burton Chamber pg. 91 6300- Carmine Chamber pg. 85 9200- Chappell Hill Chamber pg. 45 8400- Columbus Chamber pg. 102 4000- Giddings Chamber pg. 99 8100- Schulenburg Chamber pg. 101 8200- Smithville Chamber pg. 100 CHANDELIERS: 1600- Charles Keyton pg. 5 5400/5401- County Line/ Bill Moore pg. 83 & 4 7700- McLaren’s & Interiors pg. 8 8001- Old World Antieks pg. 50 CHILDREN’S CLOTHING: 8000- Weikels/Honey Bunny’s pg. 98 CHRISTMAS: 6003 - Memory Tree Antiques pg. 73 CHRISTMAS - VINTAGE: 103- Rome’s Antiques pg. 21 CHURCH SERVICE: 2000- Marketplace Warrenton pg. 43 300- Zapp Hall pg. 2 CLOTHING: 500- Campbell Building pg. 36 5800- Guayabera Shirt Store pg. 68 9100- Leftovers pg. 93 2000- Marketplace Warrenton pg. 43 50- Punkie’s Place pg. 40 7101- Karmaliving pg. 107 5802- Vio pg. 69 5509- Vintage Gypsy/Queen of the Jungle pg. 68 8000- Weikels/Honey Bunny’s pg.

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COUNTRY - ANTIQUES: 2000- Marketplace Warrenton pg. 43 5400/5401- County Line/Bill Moore pg. 83 & 4 COVERED SHOPPING: 2000- Marketplace Warrenton pg. 43 COWBOY/COWGIRL: 5505- Bone Dust pg. 49 COWHIDES: 5100- 5J Cowhides pg. 65 1402- Cowhide Outlet pg. 38 CROSSES: 5400/5401- County Line/Bill Moore pg. 83 & 4 CUPOLAS: 1000- JillSuzanne pg. 37 D DECOR - DECORATOR: 1900- Chicken Ranch pg. 42 9100- Leftovers pg. 93 DECOR - VINTAGE: 4500- Carmine Dance Hall pg. 84 DELI 8000- Weikel’s Store and Bakery pg. 98 DEPRESSION GLASS: 4500- Carmine Dance Hall pg. 84 DIAMONDS - ANTIQUE: 801- Look What I Found pg. 14 DINING: 8400- Columbus Chamber pg. 102 DOORS: 5400/5401- County Line/Bill Moore pg. 83 & 4 8001- Old World Antieks pg. 50 DRINKS- SPECIALTY: 2000- Marketplace Warrenton pg. 43 5500- Royers Pie Haven pg. 47 E EARLY PAINTED FURNITURE: 5400/5401- County Line/Bill Moore pg. 83 & 4 5901- Don & Marta Orwig pg. 77 EARLY SHOPPING: 2000- Marketplace Warrenton pg. 43 EARRINGS: 5501- DYD Artisans Fair pg. 48 303- Vincent Peach pg. 3 EAST EUROPEAN FURNITURE: 5400/5401- County Line/ Bill Moore pg. 83 & 4 ELECTRIC: 9100- Leftovers pg. 93 80- Joe Pete pg. 19 ENTERTAINMENT: 300- Zapp Hall pg. 2 2000- Marketplace Warrenton pg. 43 ESTATE SALE: 5301- Florida Camp Cabin pg. 71 ESTATE JEWELRY: 500- Campbell Building/Crown Jewels pg. 36 6201- Southern Classic Jewelry pg. 61 EUROPEAN: 5400/5401- County Line/Bill Moore pg. 83 & 4

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9100- Leftovers pg. 93 EUROPEAN COUNTRY: 5400/ 5401- County Line/ Bill Moore pg. 83 & 4 9100- Leftovers pg. 93 8001- Old World Antieks pg. 50 EUROPEAN CUT DIAMONDS: 801- Look What I Found pg. 14 EUROPEAN FURNITURE ANTIQUE: 7700- McLaren’s Interiors pg. 8 8001- Old World Antieks pg. 50 EVENTS VENUE: 4500- Carmine Dance Hall pg. 84 F FABULOUS FINDS: 7700- McLaren’s Interiors pg. 8 FARM TABLES: 9005- Blue Willow Cafe pg. 91 5901- Don & Marta Orwig pg. 77 5700- Rustic Revolution pg. 61 FIELDS: 100- Bar W Field pg. 20 800- Cole’s Antique Show pg. 6 5506- Round Top DYD fair pg. 49 1301- Good Ground Trading pg. 27 6500- Grace’s Treasure Hunt pg. 85 5200- Marburger Farm pg. 61 5900- Market Hill pg. 76 2000- Marketplace Warrenton pg. 43 90- Old Town Market pg. 16 5511- Paw Paws Firehouse/Chelsea’s Meadow pg. 81 1500- Renck Hall/Field/Yard pg. 21 1300- Robinson’s Field pg. 36 70- Stone Meadow pg. 18 5300-- Texas Rose Antique Show pg. 7 1400- Tree Park Field pg. 39 6200- The Compound pg. 60 7100- The Venue pg. 66-67 400- Warrentons Old Feed Store pg. 30 300- Zapp Hall Field pg. 2 FINE ART: 6003 - Memory Tree Antiques pg. 73 FIRE HOUSE: 5511- PawPaw’s Firehouse pg. 81 FLAGS - PATRIOTIC: 1800- Apropos pg. 17 FOLK ART: 5400/5401- County Line/Bill Moore pg. 83 & 4 5901- Don & Marta Orwig pg. 77 91 - Odds & Ends pg. 16 FOLK ART- MEXICAN: 5802- Vio pg. 69 FOOD BOOTHS: 408- Aunt Lou’s Kitchen pg. 31 1900- Chicken Ranch pg. 42 5802- Jaxtons pg. 69 2100- Lone Star GlampInn pg. 41 2000- Marketplace Warrenton pg. 43 7700- McLaren’s Antiques & Interiors pg. 8 90- Old Town Market pg.16 5600- R.T. Vintage Market pg. 73 5300- Texas Rose Cafe pg. 7 FRENCH ANTIQUES: 5400/5401- County Line/Bill Moore pg. 83 & 4

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7700- McLaren’s Interiors pg. 8 FRINGE PURSES: 304- Leather & Vodka pg. 25 FURNITURE: 500- Campbell Building/Crown Jewels pg. 36 4500- Carmine Dance Hall pg. 84 5400/5401- County Line/Bill Moore pg. 83 & 4 2000- Marketplace Warrenton pg. 43 7700- McLaren’s & Interiors pg. 8 50- Punkie’s Place pg. 40 9101- Today and Yesterday pg. 93 1601- Twisted Barrel Designs pg. 32 G GARDEN - ANTIQUE: 9200- Blue Bonnet pg. 45 1900- Chicken Ranch pg. 42 5400/5401- County Line/Bill Moore pg. 83 & 4 9100- Leftovers pg. 93 5901- Don & Marta Orwig pg. 77 7101- Karmaliving pg. 107 GASOLINE: Warrenton General Store pg. 31 GIFTS: 9200- Blue Bonnet pg. 45 9200- Brown Eyed Girl Boutique pg. 45 8004- Farmers Lumber Company pg. 96 9200- Lavender Farm pg. 45 9200- Main Street Antiques pg. 45 8000- Weikel’s/Honey Bunny’s pg. 98 GLAMPERS: 2100- Lone Star Glamp Inn pg. 41 GLASS: 5400/5401- County Line/Bill Moore pg. 83 & 4 1600- Charles Keyton pg. 5 GLASS REPAIRS: 4500- Carmine Dance Hall pg. 84 GRAIN BAGS: 5400/5401- County Line/Bill Moore pg. 83 & 4 Antiques 901- Vintage Fabrics pg. 36 H HANDCRAFTED -HANDMADE: 5501- DYD Artisans Fair pg. 48 303- Vincent Peach pg. 3 HANDMADE FURNITURE: 5700-Rustic Revolution pg. 61 HANDMADE RUGS: 92- Soylemezler Oriental Rugs pg. 16 HARDWARE: 8400- Farmers Lumber Company pg. 96 HARVEST TABLES: 5901- Don & Marta Orwig pg. 77 HATS: 5800- Guayabera Shirt Store pg. 68 8002- Richard Schmidt pg. 73 HATS - VINTAGE: 1600- Charles Keyton pg. 5 8002- Richard Schmidt pg. 73 HOLIDAY ANTIQUES: 9100- Leftovers pg. 93 6003 - Memory Tree Antiques pg. 73

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103-- Rome’s Antiques pg. 21 HOME DECOR: 5100- 5J Cowhides pg. 65 5501- DYD Artisans Fair pg. 48 8004- Farmers Lumber Company pg. 96 7101- Karmaliving pg. 107 9100- Leftovers pg. 93 9101- Today and Yesterday pg. 93 1601- Twisted Barrel Designs pg. 32 901- Vintage Fabrics pg. 36 I INDUSTRIAL: 7700- McLaren’s Interiors pg. 8 J JEWELRY: 500- Campbell Building/Crown Jewels pg. 36 5501- DYD Artisans Fair pg. 48 1000- JillSuzanne pg. 37 7101- Karmaliving pg. 107 304- Leather & Vodka pg. 25 6501- Maggieville pg. 85 803- Plata Del Carmen pg. 15 303- Vincent Peach pg. 3 8002- Richard Schmidt pg. 73 JEWELRY - ANTIQUE: 801- Look What I Found pg. 14 JEWELRY DESIGNERS: 5505- Bone Dust pg. 49 5501- DYD Artisans Fair pg. 48 400- Warrentons Old Feed Store pg. 30 303- Vincent Peach pg. 3 8002- Richard Schmidt pg. 73 JEWELRY - ESTATE: 802- Bobbed-tail Bay Antiques pg. 15 801- Look What I Found pg. 14 JEWELRY - VICTORIAN: 801- Look What I Found pg. 14 JUNK: 1900- Chicken Ranch pg. 42 5510- Junk Gypsy Co/ Wander Inn pg. 68 50- Punkie’s Place pg. 40 K KITCHENALIA: 5400/5401- County Line/Bill Moore pg. 83 & 4 KITCHEN ISLANDS: 1401- The Hen Delivers pg. 38 L LAMPS: 5801- Legendary Lighting pg.68 LATE NIGHTS: 7000- Antiques on the Square pg. 86 1800- Apropos pg.17 1900- Chicken Ranch pg. 42 8400- Columbus Chamber pg. 102 5510- Junk Gypsy Co/ Wander Inn pg. 68 9100- Leftovers pg. 93 300- Zapp Hall pg. 2 LEATHER ACCESSORIES: 5505- Bone Dust pg. 49

1402- Cowhide Outlet pg. 38 304- Leather & Vodka pg. 25 303- Vincent Peach pg. 3 LEATHER HANDBAGS: 304- Leather & Vodka pg. 25 90- Old Town Market pg. 16 LIFE MAGAZINE - VINTAGE: 91- Odds & Ends pg. 16 LIGHTING: 500- Campbell Building/Crown Jewels pg. 36 5801- Legendary Lighting pg. 68 LINEN CLOTHING: 5800- Guayabera Shirt Store pg. 68 LINENS & LACE: 5400/5401- County Line/Bill Moore pg. 83 & 4 901- Vintage Fabrics pg. 36 LINENS / LACE - ESTATE: 1800- Apropos pg. 17 5400/5401- County Line/Bill Moore pg. 83 & 4 1600- Charles Keyton pg. 5 5300- Texas Rose Show pg. 7 LIQUOR: 5508- Pop- A- Top Bottle Shop pg. 59 LOCKERS: 1401- The Hen Delivers pg. 38 LODGING: 8400- Columbus Chamber pg. 102 2100- Lone Star GlampInn pg. 41 LOUIS VUITTON: 304- Leather & Vodka pg. 25 LUMBER 8004- Farmers Lumber Company pg. 96 M MAJOLICA: 4500- Carmine Dance Hall pg. 84 MANTELS: 400-Warrentons Old Feed Store pg. 30 MEXICAN CLOTHING: 6100- Memory Enterprises INC pg. 49 MEXICAN FOLK ART: 50- Punkie’s Place pg. 40 MEXICAN SILVER 803- Plata Del Carmen pg. 15 5802- Vio pg. 69 MEXICAN TREASURES: 6501- Maggieville pg. 85 50- Punkie’s Place pg. 40 MID-CENTURY / MODERN: 7000- Antiques on the Square pg. 86 1800- Apropos pg. 17 7700- McLaren’s & Interiors pg. 8 MINE CUT DIAMONDS - OLD: 801- Look What I Found pg. 14 MUSIC - LIVE: 2000- Marketplace Warrenton pg. 43 2200- The Dugout pg.33 400- Warrenton Old Feed Store pg. 30 300- Zapp Hall pg. 2 MUSEUM: 9200- Chappell Hill Historical Society pg. 45

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www.elantiquario.com 9003- Texas Cotton Gin Museum pg. 90 N NECKLACES: 5501- DYD Artisans Fair pg. 48 303- Vincent Peach pg. 3 NEW & VINTAGE: 500- Campbell Building/Crown Jewels pg. 36 O OAK FURNITURE: 5400/5401- County Line/Bill Moore pg. 83 & 4 OBJECTS D’ART: 5501- DYD Artisans Fair pg. 48 1302- Pork Belly Antiquities pg. 23 OIL PAINTINGS: 1302- Pork Belly Antiquities pg. 23 OTHER SHOWS: Houston Antiques & Art pg. 64 Vintage Fashion & Textile pg. 15 OUTDOORS: 5301- Florida Camp Cabin pg. 71 P PAINTED FURNITURE: 5400/5401County Line/Bill Moore pg. 83 & 4 PAINTINGS: 5501- DYD Artisans Fair pg. 48 8002- Richard Schmidt pg. 73 PARKING - FREE: 100- Bar W Field pg. 20 800- Coles pg. 6 2000- Marketplace Warrenton pg. 43 PEARLS: 303- Vincent Peach pg. 3 PENS: 5501- DYD Artisans Fair pg. 48 PEPPER PRODUCTS: 5501- DYD Artisans Fair pg. 48 PICKERS’ PARADISE: 5400/5401County Line/Bill Moore pg. 83 & 4 PIES: 5500- Royers Pie Haven pg. 47 8000- Weikel’s/ Honey Bunny’s pg. 98 PILLOWS: 1402- Cowhide Outlet pg. 38 PLANT SALE: 5301- Florida Camp Cabin pg. 71 POSTERS - VINTAGE: POTTERY: 1600- Charles Keyton pg. 5 5501- DYD Artisans Fair pg. 48 PROM ATTIRE: 1900- Chicken Ranch pg. 42 5510- Junk Gypsy Co/ Wander Inn pg. 68 PRIMITIVES AMERICAN & EUROPEAN: 7000- Antiques on the Square pg. 86 1900- Chicken Ranch pg. 42 5901- Don & Marta Orwig pg. 77 9100- Leftovers pg. 93 5600- R.T. Vintage Market pg. 73

901- Vintage Fabrics pg. 36 PRINTS/ MAPS: 1800- Apropos pg. 17 5802- Robert Estrada pg. 69 PURSES: 304- Leather & Vodka pg. 25 Q QUILTS: 7000- Antiques on the Square pg. 86 1800- Apropos pg. 17 9200- Carol’s Quilt Shop pg. 45 5501- DYD Artisans Fair pg. 48 R RAILROAD COLLECTABLES: 91 - Odds & Ends pg. 16 REAL ESTATE: 40-Round Top Real Estate pg.43 RECORD ALBUMS: 90- Old Town Market pg. 16 RELIGIOUS ARTIFACTS: 5400/5401- County Line/Bill Moore pg. 83 & 4 REPUBLIC OF TEXAS: 5501- DYD Artisans Fair pg. 48 RESTAURANTS/SIT-DOWN: 9200- Bevers Kitchen pg. 45 9005- Blue Willow Cafe pg. 91 8010-Jay Deez Sports Grill pg. 97 8102- JJ’s Kountry Kitchen pg. 101 4001- Murphy’s Steakhouse pg. 102 5511-Paw Paws Firehouse Cafe’ pg. 81 5300- Texas Rose Cafe pg. 7 2200- The Dugout pg. 33 RESTORATIONS: 4500- Carmine Dance Hall pg. 84 2000- Marketplace Warrenton pg. 43 RESTROOMS: 5501- DYD Artisans Fair pg. 48 2000- Marketplace Warrenton pg. 43 RETRO: 5501-DYD Artisans Fair pg. 48 2000- Marketplace Warrenton pg. 43 7700- Mclaren’s & Interiors pg. 8 RUGS - COWHIDE: 5100- 5J Cowhide pg. 65 1402- Cowhide Outlet pg. 38 RUGS - ANTIQUE - VINTAGE: 1800- Apropos pg. 17 92- Soylemezler Oriental Rugs pg. 16 RUSSIAN COLLECTIBLES: 91- Odds & Ends pg. 16 RUSTIC FURNITURE: 5700- Rustic Revolution pg. 61 RV PARKING: 2000- Marketplace Warrenton pg. 43 90- Old Town Market pg. 16 1400- Tree Park Field pg. 39 S SALVAGED - STRUCTURAL: 7700- Mclaren’s & Interiors pg. 8 400-Warrentons Old Feed Store pg. 30 SERVICE STATION: 8009- La Grange Chevron pg. 97 SCHOOLHOUSE:

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1401- The Hen Delivers pg. 38 SCOOTERS: 702- Hillcrest INN pg. 34 SHOWS: 7000- Antiques on the Sq. pg. 86 100- Bar W Field pg. 20 500- Campbell Building pg. 36 4500- Carmine Dance Hall pg. 84 1900- Chicken Ranch pg. 42 800- Cole’s Antiques Show pg. 6 5400/ 5401- County Line/ Bill Moore pg. 83 & 4 1301- Good Ground Trading pg. 27 6500- Grace’s Treasure Hunt pg. 85 6400- Grumpa’s Antiques pg. 85 702- Hillcrest INN pg. 34 2100- Lone Star Glamp Inn pg. 41 5200- Marburger Farm pg. 61 5900- Market Hill pg. 76 2000- Marketplace Warrenton pg. 43 7700- Mclaren’s & Interiors pg. 8 90- Old Town Market pg. 16 1500- Renck Hall/Field/Yard pg. 21 1300- Robinson’s Field pg. 36 5600- R.T. Vintage Market pg. 73 70- Stone Meadow pg. 18 6200- The Compound pg. 60 5300- Texas Rose Show pg. 7 1400- Tree Park Field pg. 39 7100- The Venue pg. 66-67 400- Warrentons Old Feed Store pg. 30 300- Zapp Hall pg. 2 SIGNS - VINTAGE: 5400/5401- County Line/Bill Moore pg. 83 & 4 5901- Don & Marta Orwig pg. 77 SILVER: 303- Vincent Peach pg. 3 SILVER CHARMS: 8002- Richard Schmidt pg. 73 SILVER PLATE: 1800- Apropos pg. 17 SMALLS: 1800- Apropos pg. 17 5501- DYD Artisans Fair pg. 48 SOAP: 1403- El’s Handcrafted Soap pg. 38 STAINED GLASS: 101- Paynes Stained Glass pg. 21 9101- Today & Yesterday pg. 93 400- Warrentons Old Feed Store pg. 30 STEAKHOUSE: 4001- Murphy’s Steakhouse pg. 102 STERLING: 1600- Charles Keyton pg. 5 5501- DYD Artisans Fair pg. 48 8002- Richard Schmidt pg. 73 STONEWARE: 5501-DYD Artisans Fair pg. 48 STORAGE UNITS: 409- Hidden Meadow Storage pg. 29 1400- Tree Park Field pg. 39 STRUCTURAL/SALVAGED: 7700- McLaren’s & Interiors pg. 8 SUN COLORED GLASS: 91- Odds & Ends pg. 16 T TEXANA:

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86 5400/5401- County Line/Bill Moore pg. 83 & 4 TOURS: 9001- Burton Chamber pg. 91 TRANSFERWARE: 4500- Carmine Dance Hall pg. 84 TURQUOISE: 5501- DYD Artisans Fair pg. 48 8002- Richard Schmidt pg. 73 TURKIS RUGS: 92- Soylemezler Oriental Rugs pg. 16 V VENDOR SPACE: 100- Bar W pg. 20 7100- The Venue pg. 66-67 400- Warrentons Old Feed Store pg. 30 VICTORIAN: 1600- Charles Keyton pg. 5 VINTAGE CLOTHING: 5505- Bone Dust pg. 49 1600- Charles Keyton pg. 5 90- Old Town Market pg. 16 VINTAGE FINDS: 8001- Old World Antieks pg. 50 80- Joe Pete pg. 19 5600- R.T. Vintage Market pg. 73 VINTAGE RUGS: 92- Soylemezler Oriental Rugs pg.16 VISITORS CENTER: 8400- Columbus Chamber pg. 102 VIINYL: 90- Old Town Market pg.16 W WESTERN ART: 90- Old Town Market pg. 16 WESTERN DECOR: 5501- DYD Artisans Fair pg. 48 2000- Marketplace Warrenton pg. 43 WESTERN WEAR: 2000- Marketplace Warrenton pg. 43 WHOLESALE: 1402- Cowhide Outlet pg. 38 5400/5401- County Line/Bill Moore pg. 83 & 4 WI-FI: 800- Cole’s Antique Show pg. 6 5200- Marburger Farm pg. 61 7100- The Venue pg. 66-67 1400- Tree Park Field pg. 39

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300- Zapp Hall pg. 2 WINDOWS - VINTAGE: 400- Warrentons Old Feed Store pg. 30 101- Paynes Stained Glass pg. 21 WINE ACCESSORIES: 5400/5401- County Line/Bill Moore pg. 83 & 4 WINE / BEER / SPIRITS: 9200- Carols Icehouse pg. 45 5200- Marburger Farm pg. 61 2000- Marketplace Warrenton pg. 43 4001- Murphy’s Steakhouse pg. 102 9200- Texas Star Winery pg. 45 5302- Texas Rose Cafe pg. 7 300- Zapp Hall Garden pg. 2 WINERY: 7001- Blue mule winery pg.87 WOMENS APPAREL: 6100-Memory Enterprises INC. pg.

49 5509-Vintage Gypsy/Queen of the Jungle pg. 68 2200- Yaya Gurlz pg. 33 Y YARD ART: 2000- Marketplace Warrenton pg. 43 7700- McLaren’s & Interiors pg. 8 YEAR-ROUND MARKET: 5600- R.T. Vintage Market pg. 73 Z ZANY: 50- Punkie’s Place pg. 40

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