The re-purposed Art Deco dresser/dressing table has been painted a classic black and distressed--a great urban apartment or Paris style! Again a bargain--$135. Visit Miss Hettie's for other special finds!
And to spike your curiosity--we had the most wonderful old chalkboard! It didn't stay in the shop but two days before it was on its way home with a nice gentleman! Keep checking back--more chalkboards and other goodies are promised soon!
Bert & Ginger are moving into one side of the mezzanine. They have tons of goodies--furniture, glassware, dolls, primitives, books, and even vintage hats. 
Jacquelyn Floyd is adding her special touch to the downstairs hallway!
The artwork has brightened the space and her 1950's tables lend a retro feel to the area.
Later this month, more dealers will be moving in so check back often!
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. 
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.
Moving in January 2007 to the "Brantley Brothers building", we found a permanent home. Our current building was constructed around the turn of the century (yes, 1900) and today has the original stain glass panel in the building front facade that proclaims, "Brantley Bros Mercantile Co.". 
The interior of our shop has wonderful character--a steel reinforced walk-in vault (possibly used to store firearms and ammunition), 2 floors, the original mahogany panels in the ceiling, and a wonderful mezzanine! And for those of you who aren't familiar with a mezzanine, it is considered a "half-floor" or balcony above the first floor.
The shop features almost everything imaginable--fine glassware, pottery, Victorian furniture, primitives, re-designed/re purposed furniture, hand-made farm house tables, Bryer model horses,vintage books, retro and mid century modern collectibles, and many other items.
Please visit us soon. We are located an hour south of Montgomery, AL and an hour north of Dothan, AL and only 3 hours from Atlanta, GA.
