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My sister really seemed to enjoy Sanford Antique Mall when she came to visit back in May. I'm not much into antiques so I can't offer an opinion. I don't remember if I saw postcards or greeting cards, but I'm sure you could call and ask. Have fun!
I just got back from Gresham Antique Mall. Most vendors are 20 to 50 percent off.
I saw postcards from other states, but that was about it. None from NC. I collect them myself, and I didn't see any holiday-related or humorous ones.
There's not a lot of furniture but there is a lot of glassware. I couldn't find any 1950's illustrated children's books that I wanted to get for a friend. If I was going to buy anything, I'd buy the old salt and pepper shakers (there are some gorgeous ones in the back), but they were $20 to $40 a set. I know that's the going rate, but it's not in my budget. But they were still great.
There seemed to be a steady stream of customers.
I overheard an employee say that the N&O called, and "That was fast." I had posted they were closing as soon as it was posted on CL. This is probably how it went: CL --> CD -- N&O
The antique mall in Sanford was OK, we got some cool things but the area around it was really creepy. Looked like a ghost town on the day we went in August.
The antique mall in Sanford was OK, we got some cool things but the area around it was really creepy. Looked like a ghost town on the day we went in August.
Yeah, we went on a Sunday afternoon and everything else around it was closed. We had hoped to find a nice place for lunch, but no dice.
There's a little yellow house, red shutters on Main Street in Holly Springs. I was in there many years ago and they had tons of post cards. I bought some really old ones from NYC. I'm not sure if they're still open or still have that many.
I actually posted to second the SELMA recommendation. It was the first place I thought of when I read the title. Also, there are several shops in Pittsboro. I wonder how these shops are doing in this economy?
How old an 'antique"? It's fun to look through the items at Classic Treasures Consignments in Durham. I just bought a pine table with fluted legs and have got my eye on an antique French bed there :-)
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