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Pealac Rug, Collingwood, “Hi everyone.
Glad to be in this year’s Orangeville vintage show.
I will bring Persian vintage handmade rugs, kilims, sumac. Natural dye and organic products. This is our family business for generations. Saved especial pieces for this show, like vintage horse saddle bags and salt bags. Wool handmade. Thank you very much.”
– Nima Kamranpour from pealacrugcollingwood.

Jane McAndrew Antiques and Vintage, Cambridge Jane has a real love of folk art as illustrated by the photos she sent in for Orangeville. “The first photo shows a couple of examples of the Quebec carvings I will have on offer. They are pictured on an early net barrel float/marker found in Nova Scotia. The second photo is a 28″ totem pole in great paint. The final piece is by a Montreal carver signed and dated 1895.”

Jane Egan, Jane Egan Antiques, Goderich Jane is a second generation antique dealer. Her mom was Connie Egan, Galt House Antiques. Jane is known for finding unusual decorative pieces. Always some fine transferware china and occasional furniture.

Ann Schneller, Brampton, Peony Vintage and Antiques:
Ann will have an eclectic mix featuring vintage textiles, antique postcards and ads, farmhouse decor, artwork and nostalgic Christmas.

Shael Steinberg, Toronto Veteran Collector, Shael sent two good photos: “The Thomas serving platter is a real good piece , it has scene of Quebec city on it dates 1880s. The other folk art pieces include the matador who is by Arthur Sauve Maxville, Ontario. all interesting folk pieces.

Michael Rowan, M. J. Rowan Antiques, Pickering
Michael has been an antiques dealer, appraiser, and museum consultant since 1973. He specializes in folk art and ethnic furniture and has written important books on those subjects. He sent this photo of a Doukhobor chair he plans to bring to Orangeville.

Tom and Shelagh Marko, Avenue Art and Antiques, Toronto
Shelagh says “We are fairly eclectic dealers”, and a stroll through their booth would confirm that. They have a great eye for decorative arts. Coming to Orangeville.

Ania Domanska, Dia de los Muertos, Cambridge
I sell Canadiana, military ww1 and medical oddities.

Scott Nisbet, Toronto
“I’m a collector of Country Store collectibles and other Nostalgia. Here are a few photos of some of the items I will be bringing to Orangeville.
I’m really looking forward to the October show.”

Karen Phan, Reflections Vintage & Antiques, Ltd, Durham
I’m planning to bring quality vintage and antique jewelry, fine signed art glass and vintage furs. In the pictures the art glass is Robert Held. The Furs we will be bringing will be a mixture of fox, mink. and beaver. The jewelry will be a mixture of gold victorian jewelry and handcrafted sterling silver.

Lynn and Gary Kellestine, Purveyors of the Past, London Specializing in 19th C primitives

Melody Polonsky, Orangeville (We asked Melody for 25 words) “As for the 25 words or less well you got me there lol. I don’t really specialize in anything in particular. I really do have a wide range of items:

Mid century to 70s / Usable and decorative pottery and glass / Books and Art / Metal and Jewelry / Canadiana Vintage Plastic / lighting and on and on. “

Claudia Lemaire, Deux-Montagnes, QC Claudia is among the best dealers in advertising signs in the business. She will have a large selection of signs and related items at Orangeville.

Sarah Nelson, Form and Echo, Beamsville “I sell curated antique & vintage jewelry — from affordable costume pieces to fine gold finds. I specialize in unique, wearable statement pieces with real history.”

“Special items I’m bringing:
A curated selection of vintage bangles and bracelets — Bakelite in bold solid colors, carved celluloid, and bone — plus verified Juliana five-link rhinestone bracelets.” Photos by Deborah Nelson

Rick Chuback, Toronto
Rick collects tins, general store nostalgia and related pieces. He sent this photo of a Diamond Dye cabinet which he is bringing to Orangeville.

Olga Domjan, Hands To Work, Elora Hi Jeff and Wendy, here are photos of two very recent finds I’ll be bringing to Orangeville.
1. Dudson, Wilcox and Till “Gloria” chamber set, complete. Oak display stand is modern.

2. Eastlake side chair with front casters, walnut with restored upholstery

Mary Anne Denison, Mrs. Denison Antiques & Vintage of Toronto “I will be displaying an eclectic array of items at the Orangeville show. From French etchings and framed advertisements to silver plate flatware to hand stitched linens, vintage playing cards and vintage children’s hangers there is something interesting for everyone.
Beautiful and affordable.”

Barb and Randall Jackson, Beez Antiques, Midhurst
Excellent variety and quality.

Karen Poce, West Grey
From around the world Vintage Textiles for your home.
Brought to you by Quilt Crusader, Booth 31

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