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You never know what you'll find.

Set the Ultimate Holiday Table and not break the bank

Stop by

Unique Gifts for Valentines Day

or better yet - give one of our gift certificates!

In store for you

Why pay more?

Think Spring! Springtime comes to Phoebes early

Baby, it's cold outside. 
We decided to bring spring a little early. We did a window to warm your heart and got some gardening items for you to shop for in anticipation.
Stop by and say hi. Think spring.

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Just In ~ Tip of the Iceberg!

Something Fishy

Enormous Oil on Canvas

Lovely fall colors. Sofa sized $89

Gothic Revival Spelter Goblet on Ebay

http://www.ebay.com/itm/191066996326?ssPageName=STRK:MESELX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1555.l2649

Happy News Year! Last Minute Party Finery

Smoking accessories, china, shot glasses, steins, ice buckets, stemware. Anything you could imagine.

Happy New Year!

Holiday Table - Why pay more?

We have everything you need for a glorious holiday table. Fine china, crystal, wine glasses, mugs, steins, serving items and much much more.

HTF Antique Glass Lamp Shade Replacements ~ We have them!

As we do a fine business repairing lamps we always have those hard to find shades, globes and chimneys that you just can't find anymore. Most are 9.95 each.

If you don't see what you need at the shop, ask...we probably have it at the warehouse!

Great Resource ~ The Museum of American Glass

Great Resource ~ The Museum of American Glass
Here is the website. Good for reference.
http://www.magwv.com/

What is Goofus Glass

The origional Carnival http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Goofus_glass Glass!
From Wikipedia  
Goofus glass is pressed glass which was decorated with cold, unfired paint in the early 20th century in America by several prominent glass factories. Because it was mass-produced and relatively cheap, it was given as a premium for buying things, awarded as prizes at fairs. It was the first carnival glass, preceding the iridized product we refer to as carnival glass today.
Articles produced included plates, bowls, vases, oil lamps, dresser sets, salt and pepper shakers and candle holders. The most common colors used were gold, red, and green, with gold usually being the predominant color. The exact etymology of the name is unknown, but likely stems from the fact that the painted decoration wasn't very durable and people felt that it was "goofy" or that someone had tried to "goof - us".

Variety is the Spice of Life

We have it all, really....think of what you need for your house , apartment, dorm or yard and we probably have it.
Accordions, postcards, furniture, primitives, bird cage holders, sofa sized paintings , glass ware, dishes, platters.... cheaper and nicer that the Christmas tree shop.
Some shop photos from yesterday. Stop in....browsers always welcome. Kibitzing is always free.