Kathy also offers one-of-a kind pincushions constructed from vintage baby shoes! These are precious and make a great gift for the seamstress, new grandmother, or collector.
Stop by "the Nook" and see all of Kathy's work intermingled with Cottage and Cabin Interiors!
At the antique shop, I occupy the front window and the mezzanine. 
My real love is re purposing old furniture, but it's becoming difficult to find the old things.
Along with my reclaimed furniture, I sell a variety of items--beautiful vintage cake plates, retro kitchen items, tea cups, punch bowls, figurines, samplers and many other items.
I also collaborate on different projects--hand-crafted benches, painted furniture, and the Sweet Peas line of infant and toddler dresses. 
Custom window treatments, slipcovers, and nursery bedding available by special order. Samples and unique pieces available at the antique shop.
Located in "the Nook" (under the staircase), they have the merchandise packed in. Stop by and see the new look they bring to our shop.
Linda specializes in Bryer model horses (of course), Hagen-Renaker figurines, and other collectibles.
She recently added glassware to her inventory, such as the green Soreno pictured below. 
Mary & Peggy also travel out of state to shop and always bring interesting and unique finds to the shop from vintage cabinets, comfortable chairs, unique doors, to china, fabric, and paintings.
Mary & Peggy also occupy the vault--a concrete steel re-enforced vault that is original to the building. The vault is stocked with small glassware, bolts of decorator fabric, a wonderful mirror, and even a small wicker table.
Joyce's merchandise includes a wonderful enamel top kitchen table, beautiful old library table, drop leaf desk and many other items.
Pat migrated to the blue room--yes, it is painted baby blue--
and the back room (my favorite room after the mezzanine). The back room has so much character--painted concrete wall, brick exposed wall, exposed beams, heavy wooden door with a transom window above to let in extra sunlight. 
Village Antiques (Ann) and Treasured Stuff Antiques (Anne) share the front downstairs room. I suppose you could say their speciality is china, crystal and beautiful vintage linens.
But they also sell primitives--tin cans, wooden boxes, and even a wood stove.
Shopping in Pennsylvania, they bring true antiques to the shop.
We are as diverse as summer and winter, with merchandise ranging from Victorian antiques to mid century modern to 21st century. We offer re-upholstered furniture, hand-stitch samplers and sayings and re-purposed/redesigned furniture. We have china, crystal, some sterling flatware, and vintage semi-precious jewelry.
The upcoming posts will introduce our gang individually, or as the group we identify them with.
