1 1/2  cols

Court Street Place Antiques, Cranston, R.I.

1 1/2  cols.

W. Nickerson, Orleans, Mass.

2 cols

David Salkin, Philadelphia

MUST RUN 1/4

NEW HOPE ANTIQUES PRE JAN. 19–20 w/4 cuts

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NEW HOPE, PENN. — Before hibernating for the winter, be sure to plan one last outing to the New Hope Winter Antiques Show, January 19–20. All are invited to join this Bucks County antiquing tradition returning as the 21st annual and longest running Mancuso Show Management event. It will be held at the Eagle Fire Hall, Route 202 and Sugan Road. Upon admission one will find an intimate, quality show setting with exhibitors showcasing a variety of antiques.

Many of the show’s exhibitors have adapted well to the collectors of the Twentieth Century, with selections that include country, high country and formal furniture, paintings, pottery, textiles, jewelry, rugs and accessories from the Eighteenth Century through Midcentury Modern.

Dealers from throughout the East Coast will present their best collections. Whether a serious collector or just looking for a special item, this show’s impressive display of fine antiques will satisfy the most discerning of shoppers.

Among the exhibitors at this event will be Keith and Diane Fryling American Antiques and Folk Art of Green Lane, Penn.; Malchione Sporting Collectibles of Kennet Square, Penn.; Windle’s Antiques of Wilmington, Del.; Brian Gage Antiques of Hopewell, N.J.; Joyce Krieg Antique Prints of Mendham, N.J.; William Nickerson Antiques of Orleans, Mass.; Falcon’s Roost Antiques of Grantham, N.H.; David Pownall Willis of Plainfield, N.J.; Marc Witus of Gladstone, N.J.; and Tom Martin Antiques of Lambertville, N.J., and many others.

The show will be open from 10 am to 5 pm on Saturday and 10 am to 4 pm on Sunday. Admission to the New Hope Winter Antiques Show is $6 and children under 16 are free. Refreshments will be available. Free parking is provided at the Eagle Fire Hall.

For additional information, www.mancusoshows.com or 215-862-5828.