Eccentricities at the Mission Road Antique Mall

Since I took on a new space at the River Market Antique Mall this month, I decided to consolidate my space at Mission Road. I was there most of yesterday moving out of one area and fluffing the smaller space.

Love this painted tin ceiling tile section.

I pulled a grouping a pictures together on the wall and just kind of filled it out a bit. I'll be shopping for new goodies next weekend to add to the space - it's a never-ending cycle for us addicts, you know!

And while I was moving out the second load, a couple inquired about the piano leg I had just brought home! We made the exchange and now Shelly will be making a table out of this stunning piece. So glad for both of us that I was in the right place at the right time!

Booth Change Up

I stocked the booth with some great stuff over the weekend, including this petite concrete cherub birdbath.

Great men's dress form, chocolate velvet riding hat . . .

I love these old cameras - such style!

I fell in love with this seltzer bottle and then read about their appeal in the latest Romantic Homes magazine.

Chippy metal finial, brass door knocker, rusty hot water faucet . . .

I just can't shake my love of chalk.

This old mirror is HEAVY and has just the right amount of wear.

These treasures can be found in my booth spaces at the Mission Road Antique Mall on 83rd and Mission Road in Prairie Village, KS. Starting September 1st, I'm consolidating into one space in hopes of scoring a spot at the River Market Antique Mall north of downtown, Kansas City. Here are some scenes from my favorite booths at both spots:

Gail Tritten is fabulous. I bought the Victorian girl's school picture for my bedroom redo!

I covet this bust - so unique.

This table was full of old milk glass dental trays - very cool.

Gail's booth at the River Market . . .

And how sad was I when I rounded the corner on the third floor only to find Donny Volkart's space nearly empty? I figured he was at Round Top or something, but when I went down to the front desk, I discovered he had gone to Austin - off on a new adventure and is doing great. I wish him luck but can't help but be sad for me!