LOCALE City Shop: Wisconsin 262 Bristol -Benson Corners Antique Mall, 2000 75th St., Bristol WI. (262)857-9456. Brookfield -Stonewood Village Antiques, 17700 W. Capitol Dr., Brookfield WI. (262)781-7195. Cedarburg -Cedar Creek Settlement, 70 W6340 Bridge Rd., Cedarburg WI. (262)377-2204. -Cedarburg Antique Mall, W63 N706 Washington Ave., Cedarburg WI. (262)375-6262 -Creekside Antiques, 69 W 6335 Bridge Rd., Cedarburg WI. (262)377-6131. -Stone Mill Antique Corner, N69 W6333 Bridge Rd., Cedarburg WI. (262)377-9240. Kenosha -Antique Mall of Racine, 611 58th St., Kenosha WI. (262)605-9818. -Dairyland Antique Mall, 5220 120th Ave., Kenosha WI. (262)857-6802. -Helen's Remember When Antique & Collectibles Mall, 5801 6th Ave., Kenosha WI. (262)652-2280. -Miracle on 58th St., A, 706 58th St., Kenosha WI. (262)652-3132. -Sara Jane's Antique Center, 716 58th St., Kenosha WI. (262)657-5588. Kewaskum -General Store Antique Mall, Hwys. 28 & 45, Kewaskum WI. (262)626-2885. Lake Geneva -Lake Geneva Antique Mall, 829 Williams St., Lake Geneva WI. Menomonee Falls -Attic Memories Collectibles & Antiques, 16776 W. Appleton Ave., Menomonee Falls WI. (262)251-4040. -Menomonee Falls Antiques, 8 W. 16683 Appleton Ave., Menomonee Falls WI. (262)250-0816. -Needful Things, 8 W. 16733 Appleton Ave., Menomonee Falls WI. (262)250-1050. Paddock Lake -Always Remember That Antique Mall, 26301 75th St. [Hwy 50], Paddock Lake WI. (262)843-1786. /H/ Open 10-5; closed Tuesdays. Pewaukee -Old Lynndale Farm, 7 W 28270 Lynndale Rd., Pewaukee WI. (262)369-0350. Sturtevant -Antique Castle Mall, 1701 S.E. Frontage Rd., Sturtevant WI. (262)886-6001. -School Days Mall, 9500 Durand Ave., Sturtevant WI. (262)886-1069. Union Grove -Storm Hall Antique Mall, 835 15th Ave., Union Grove WI. Waterford -Freddy Bear's Antique Mall, 2819 Beck Dr., Waterford WI. (262)534-2327. Wisconsin 414 Belgium -Zaida's Antique Mall, 755 Main St., Belgium WI. (414)285-7044. Burlington -Shy Violet Antiques and Collectibles, The, 129 E. Chestnut Delafield -Delafield Antiques Center, 803 N. Genesee St., Delafield WI. (414)646-2746. -Memory Lane Antique Mall, 2358 Lake View Ct., Delafield WI. (414)644-7080. Delavan -Delavan Antique & Art Centre, 230 E. Walworth Ave., Delavan WI. (800)571-1160 or (414)740-1400. -Remember When Antiques & Collectibles, 313 E. Walworth Ave., Delavan WI. (414)728-8670. Elkhorn -Twin Pines Antique Mall, 5438 S.R. 11, Elkhorn WI. (414)723-4492. Fontana -Main Street Fontana Antique Mall, 110 W. Main St., Fontana WI. (414)275-5383. Germantown -Pilgrim Antique Mall, W156N11500 Pilgrim Rd., Germantown WI. (414)250-0260. Grafton -Grafton Antique Mall, 994 Ulao Rd., Grafton WI. (414)376-0036. Hartford -Hartford Antique Mall, 147 N. Rural St., Hartford WI. (414)673-2311. Milwaukee -5th Avenue Antiques, 1514 Church St., Milwaukee WI. (414)271-3355. -Antique Center-Walker's Point, 1134 S. 1st St., Milwaukee WI. (414)383-0655 or 383-3036. -Clinton Street Antique Centre, 1110 S. 1st St., Milwaukee WI. (414)647-1773. -Milwaukee Antique Center, 341 N. Milwaukee St., Milwaukee WI. (800)510-4300 or (414)276-0605. -Rusty Sprocket Antiques, 3391 S. Kinnickinnic Ave., Milwaukee WI. (414)554-5299. Located on Kinnickinnic and Holt. Open Tue-Sat 12-6, Sun 12-5, Closed Monday. -Water Street Antique Market, 318 N. Water St., Milwaukee WI. (414)278-7008. Racine -Antique Mall of Racine, 310 S. Main St., Racine WI. (414)633-9229. -Manor On Taylor Antique Mall, 1913 Taylor Ave., Racine WI. (414)634-0483. -Peddlers Market, 2000 Lathrop Ave., Racine WI. /H/ Walworth -On The Square Antique mall, 109 Madison, Walworth WI. (414)275-9858. Waterford -Heavenly Haven Antique Mall, 318 W. Main St., Waterford WI. (414)534-4400. West Bend -Main Street Antiques, 229 S. Main St., West Bend WI. (414)338-0690. Wisconsin 608 Baraboo -Antique Mall of Wisconsin II, S2276 US Hwy. 12, Baraboo WI. (608)356-7600. Brodhead -Brodhead Mall, 1027 1st Center Ave., Brodhead WI. (608)897-2696. Cambridge -Cambridge Antique Mall, 109 Spring, Cambridge WI. (608)423-9952. Clinton -Smokehouse Antiques, 403 Front St., Clinton WI. (608)676-2251. -Teresa's Antiques, 244 Allen St., Clinton WI. (608)676-5535. Cuba City -Tin Lantern Antiques Mall, 712 S. Main St., Cuba City WI. (608)744-3634. Dodgeville -Dirty Hollow Antiques, 506 N. Main St. [& Hwy 23], Dodgeville WI. (608)935-1554. /H/ Open all week & all year, 10-5. Edgerton -Edgerton Resale Mall, 204 W. Fulton St., Edgerton WI. -Sisters Act Consignment, 114 W. Fulton St., Edgerton WI. (608)884-6092. /C/ -Thymes Past Antique Mall, 22 W. Fulton, Edgerton WI. (608)884-2094. Evansville -Antique Mall of Evansville, 13 W. Main St., Evansville WI. (608)882-4790. Fennimore -Fennimore 1861 Antique Center, 480 Lincoln Ave., Fennimore WI. (608)822-3911. Friendship -Friendship Antique & Craft Mall, 214 Main St., Friendship WI. (608)339-7548. Genoa -Old Tool Shed Antiques, 612 Main St., Genoa WI. (608)689-2066. Janesville -27 West Antiques & Art Center, 1405 Creston Park Dr., Janesville WI. (608)752-2727. -Carousel Consignments, 31 S. Main St., Janesville WI. (800)243-9571 or (608)758-0553. -Milton Collectibles Mall, 1605 S. River Rd., Janesville WI. (608)868-7595. -Yesterday's Memories Antiques, 4904 S. Hwy. 51, Janesville WI. (608)754-2906. La Crosse -4th St. Antique Gallery, 119 South 4th St., La Crosse WI. (608)782-7278 or Fax: (608)783-4522. -Antique Center of La Crosse, Ltd., 110 S. Third St., La Crosse WI. (608)782-6533. -Caledonia Street Antique Mall, 1213 Caledonia St., La Crosse WI. (608)782-8443. Lake Delton -Old Academy Antiques & Gift Mall, Hwy. 12, Lake Delton WI. (608)254-4948. -Our Gang Antique Mall, Hwy. 23, Lake Delton WI. (608)254-4401. Madison -Antiques Mall of Madison, 4748 Cottage Grove Rd., Madison WI. (608)222-2049. -Broadway Antiques Mall, 115 E. Broadway, Madison WI. (608)222-2241. -Mapletree Antique Mall, 1293 N. Sherman Ave., Madison WI. (608)241-2599. -Northgate Antique Mall, 1293 Sherman Ave., Madison WI. (608)246-8402. Mauston -Antique Mall of Mauston, 101 N. Union St., Mauston WI. (608)847-7559. -Country Treasures Mall, 5841 W. McEvoy, Mauston WI. (608)847-2099...

Franchise operator: Mike Engberg Fax: Salt Lake City, UT 84119 Location Hours in Salt Lake City Monday - Friday: 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM Welcome to Navis Pack & Ship. Unlike many moving companies bidding for the lowest price quote and providing uneven service, we are a professional shipping company offering reliable and efficient service in Salt Lake City, UT and the surrounding areas. Rather than cutting corners to increase profit, we provide unsurpassed service using proven methods and state of the art equipment. Whether you are looking for small movers for local electronic shipping or international shipping for your valuables, we offer comprehensive moving, custom packaging and shipping services. Our professional moving company offers professional crating and custom moving services. We ship all types of valuables, including furniture shipping art shipping, antique shipping, computer shipping, medical equipment shipping, and much more. Based on more than 30 years of experience in the industry, we have provided reliable shipping for fragile, valuable, and large or awkward items. We provide the right shipping solution to meet the specific needs of every client and provide responsive and dependable service. Over the past three decades, we have provided exceptional service to thousands of clients for shipping from Salt Lake City, UT to worldwide destinations. If you are looking for movers in Salt Lake City, UT for local or international shipping services, please browse our website to learn more about the services provided by Navis Pack & Ship. We offer free online quotes for shipping, moving, and crating services. Please complete the online form with some details about your needs for a fast and accurate quote. If you have questions or need assistance, please contact us at (801) 487-1036. Come to Navis Pack & Ship of Salt Lake City for: Antique Shipping Art Shipping Auctions Computer Shipping Custom Crating Electronics Shipping Equipment & Machinery Estate & Trust Freight Shipping Furniture Shipping Medical Equipment Shipping Packing Services Small Moves Technology Equipment Shipping When it comes to choosing the best freight shipping company to pack and ship your fragile, large, awkward or valuable items, Navis Pack & Ship is your best choice. With over 30 years of knowledge and experience as our foundation, Navis Pack & Ship in Salt Lake City has been creating individualized, custom solutions for people just like you, one shipment at a time. We know you want a company which views your valuables with the thought, "We treat your items as if they were our own." We know you want a company which is accessible and responsive to your questions from the time of pick-up to delivery. We know you want a company which has already been tested from tens of thousands of shipments, resulting in satisfied clients across the globe. That company is Navis Pack & Ship. For years, Navis Pack & Ship of Salt Lake City has helped people just like you shipping all kinds of fragile, large, awkward and valuable items, creating the perfect custom packaging and shipping solutions. Navis Pack & Ship. We get it there with care. Please don't hesitate to call us at (801) 487-1036. We promise a friendly voice at the other end, eager to help you with your shipping needs. Sincerely, Mike Engberg Navis Pack & Ship 2943 Parkway Blvd Salt Lake City, UT 84119 International Shipping from the U.S. World-wide shipping from the U.S. Single-piece Shipments Large or small, we handle it all. International Shipping from Canada World-wide shipping from Canada.

The Denver, CO – Brass Armadillo Antique Mall in Denver is located where the Great Plains meets the Rocky Mountains in Wheat Ridge, Colorado. Home to more than 600 of Denver’s finest antique and collectible dealers, where they showcase some of the most sought after High Country items in the world. Whether you’re shopping to relax, to fulfill and/or complete your collection, or maybe even redecorate your mountain home, this is the place you can achieve all of these goals. That’s right; from the beginning collectors to exporter antique shoppers both can be comfortable at the Brass Armadillo Antique Mall. We’re open from 9 am to 9 pm every day. Plan your day with an antique shopping adventure at Colorado’s most unique antique mall, we have it all: High Country primitives, Fenton, Fire King, cookie jars, ski memorabilia and one-of-kind antique furniture. The Denver, CO – Brass Armadillo Antique Mall is a unique shopping adventure with millions of antiques and collectible items to shop all under one roof. The difference between the ordinary and the extraordinary is found here. The Brass Armadillo is very easy to find. Located on Interstate 70 West between Kipling and Ward Street exits. We’re easy to find and fun to SHOP. To view a quick tour of the inside of the mall, check out our Google Business View by clicking this link.

They say everything’s bigger in Texas and we can’t agree more. When we opened Mecox Houston back in 2008, we were thrilled to call it our largest emporium yet! On top of its impressive size, our antique home décor store is located in arguably the finest outdoor retail center in the city: Highland Village. When we set up shop in this location we were excited to bring some new flavor to the area; our rather unique mix of home and garden furnishings really differed from the more traditional retail shopping environment of Highland Village. Most of our other Mecox locations were situated in smaller, design-oriented districts, but we decided to step out and try our hand at a different space when we opened in Houston. The beauty of Houston is in its diverse and eclectic citizens. We think our store is a reflection of this. Highland Village has a rich and colorful history. Since it opened 50 years ago, the outdoor shopping mall has cemented its reputation as Houston’s premiere retail venue. Housing only the most painstakingly chosen luxury boutiques, national brands and eateries, this modern shopping destination is the number one choice for Houston residents and visitors alike. Some of the stores you can expect to find at the Highland Village include such reputable brands as: Anthropologie, Kiehl’s, Donald J Pliner, Kate Spade, Smith & Wollensky Steak House, Williams-Sonoma, West Elm, and of course, our very own Mecox. Within a one mile radius of Highland Village is home to all luxury retailers in Houston—from fashion to furnishings and everything in between. When you visit Houston, make sure to pay a visit to our custom furniture shop to elevate your home décor and best express your personal style. Take your time browsing through our vast collection of furnishings and accessories to find exactly what you’re looking for. The perfect piece for your home awaits you.

Truthfully, there’s not an easy answer to figuring out how much your antiques and collectibles are worth. Valuing an antique often takes research and patience, and you still can't count on selling an item for the determined value when all is said and done. The true value of an antique is negotiated between a buyer and seller at any given time. For example, with auction bidding, as a buyer, you’re setting the price you’re willing to pay for a seller’s wares. Even so, while the assistance of a professional antiques appraiser is required for a written appraisal, when you simply need a ballpark idea of what an item might be worth you can learn to do it yourself. How the Pros Value Antiques As uncertain as valuing antiques can be, appraisers do value them every day of the week largely by looking at comparable values. Ideally, finding a number of recorded sales for the exact same piece you’re researching would yield a fairly accurate valuation. You would discard the high and low values, and average the remaining figures. Many times, live auction results (a number of which are available online now, although some services of this nature are fee-based) are used for this purpose. In reality, appraisers are often lucky to find one sale record for an item exactly like the one being researched at any given time, much less several. That includes finding items in the same exact condition. Appraisers branch out a bit to include similar items fairly often, especially where antique furniture is concerned. You can do the same thing yourself, as mentioned previously, with some time, patience, and guidance. Read Rules for Valuing Antiques Like an Appraiser and When to Hire a Professional Appraiser to Value Antiques to learn more. Where to Begin Your Valuation Quest Online You can start your valuation research with a number of resources found on this site. You’ll find price guides, articles, and links to help you do your own valuation research, and some suggestions for online appraisal services, if you choose to pay someone for an "estimation of value" (not to be confused with a professionally written appraisal) instead of doing the work yourself. Keep in mind when using online price guides that many of them reflect a single point in time when an object sold rather than an average selling price. That value can be higher or lower than the norm, in other words. They are simply guides, as the name implies. Visiting online auctions to look up past results or logging on to a large online antique mall or other vintage selling site (RubyLane.com or Etsy.com, as examples) and searching the inventory for comparison pricing are two more convenient ways of assessing approximate value. You’ll want to keep in mind that online pricing can vary widely from dealer to dealer, and the price they’re asking for a piece might not equal the negotiated value when it eventually sells. And sometimes, especially with online auction results, prices reflect values far less than what dealers tend to ask in brick and mortar shops and at antiques shows. Using Books for Offline Research You can always research the old-fashioned way by seeing what types of books on antiques and collectibles are available through your local library. Or, make a trip to a large bookstore in your area and see what you can find there. Building a reference library of your own isn’t a bad idea either, especially if you seem to be researching the same types of objects over and over. The array of books on antiques and collectibles has dwindled over the past decade, but Krause Publications and Schiffer Books are still producing texts on varied topics. Visit these publishers online to see their complete catalogs.. When you’re utilizing books to research prices, even if you find the exact same item shown in the same condition, remember that the values listed are often higher than average and you might not actually be able to sell an item for that hefty price. Authors sometimes use erratic auction prices in their valuation averages, which, for better or worse, can dramatically skew the results. Values also vary from coast to coast and from rural to urban areas, so where values are obtained also makes a vast difference. In other words, an antique may fetch a much higher price in New York or Los Angeles than it would in Omaha or Des Moines so the author’s locale or favored selling venues can play into the equation. Wholesale Values Compared to Secondary Market Values If you’re seriously considering selling an item after you’ve researched its estimated value, the venue and to whom you are selling does make a difference. If you’re selling to an antiques dealer, expect to get a wholesale price of approximately one quarter to one half of what you would ask as a secondary market retailer. Why? Antiques dealers usually have overhead to consider and they may have to hang on to an item for years until they find the right buyer willing to pay top dollar. The upside is that you can turn your wares into cash more rapidly selling to a dealer.

The Marcy Carsey Collection contains elements of traditional American Folk Art that have been purchased over the past 25 years. It features 19th and early 20th century furniture, weathervanes, trade signs, anniversary tin, quilts, hand-hooked rugs, toys, whimsical pieces and hand-made musical instruments. Central to the inventory is the Weinberg Collection of Antique Carriages, which consists of 38 vehicles of transportation and amusement. Purchased in its entirety in 1990, The Weinberg Collection is a rare remnant of turn-of-the-century Americana which is documented in many reference books. It is singular and remarkable. “I have always been attracted to things that make me smile, ” says Carsey. “It is important that others get to share the joy that these pieces have given me and my family over the years.” Marcy Carsey, part owner of Just Folk in California, is an award winning Hollywood producer whose notable shows include The Cosby Show, Happy Days, and Mork & Mindy. This sale consists of part of her collection, and includes American painted furniture, carts and cars from the Weinstein collection, folk art carvings, musical instruments, and textiles

Robin Dunkley, who gave up a career in corporate banking to run an antique furniture business, pictured in his shop at Little Walsingham in Norfolk. Sometimes redundancy money can help too, which was the case in this story of a Suffolk-based ex-corporate bank manager turned antique furniture dealer. Robin Dunkley worked in financial services for 21 years and loathed it for most of that time. Following the crash of 2008/9 he took both courage and redundancy and launched Holt Antique Furniture at a Lomax antiques fair in East Anglia in 2010, running this business from his home near the very desirable Georgian market town of Holt in north Norfolk, as well as online and standing at fairs. He said: "I have always been interested in collecting, starting as a boy with railwayana - pre-nationalisation - on the back of receiving a LNWR [London and North Western Railway] bridge plate as a gift and when I had saved £5 my nan or mum would take me to an antiques fair where I bought lamps, cap badges, doorstops etc. "Gradually that collection grew and my tastes and pocket changed. When I started earning I still bought these things, as I do to this day, but my main passion was and remains oak and country furniture pre-1800 - this started when my wife Nicola and I bought and furnished our first cottage." Historic Interest So successful has Robin's business been that he has expanded and opened a shop in Little Walsingham, Norfolk - since the 11th century, the villages of Little Walsingham and Great Walsingham have attracted many visitors to the shrines of the Virgin Mary and, now, to a major pilgrimage centre. "We had too many people visiting our home and needed somewhere in a good location with historic interest and this place with its medieval timber-framed buildings and 1000-year history was the ideal choice and remains so, " he added. Two years on, and at the start of Robin's fifth year of trading, turnover has grown to six figures and the business is in profit to the extent that he is negotiating to take on additional premises. His financial background has surely stood him well in the growth of his business. In a final comment, one with which dealers will be so familiar, Robin said: "With the antiques trade come very long hours and the salary is nowhere near my previous career path but one thing I can truly say and that is 'I love it and wish I had done it sooner'." Holt Antique Furniture specialises in 16th-early 19th century oak and country furniture, treen, delftware and other decorative and ecclesiastical pieces.

We are proud to announce a recent upgrade to our virtual staging software which will now for allow for easy furniture removal . It only made sense for a virtual staging software to also have the built in capabilities to remove furniture as well. Now that exciting new feature is officially built into the virtual staging system and is ready for you to use! Check it out now by logging into your virtual staging system here – https://stager.virtualhousestaging.com/ You will need Chrome or Safari to login. Digitally editing unwanted furniture out of images can be very time consuming and costly. With our new furniture removal tool that is no longer the case and starts out for as little as $13 per photo. We’ve setup the pricing for this unique service to fluctuate depending on the amount of photo editing a photo will require. However even at our highest tier we feel that you’ll find the following pricing very affordable: (Discounts ARE available with Bulk Purchases) 1-2 Items – $13 Lightly Furnished Photo – $17 Light to Medium Furnished Photo – Medium Furnished Photo – Furniture removal is a great tool to use when you want to de-clutter a room or a series of rooms. Maybe the furniture in the room is outdated. Perhaps it’s just not your style. Whatever your reason for wanting it gone, it is no longer necessary to put up with it or spend hundreds to have it professionally removed. Let us remove your unwanted furniture today with our all new furniture removal tool at an unbeatable price! This amazing service is now available and active in your RTV Virtual Staging account. Use the link above for access. Once the furniture has been removed from your photo you can immediately begin virtually staging the photo using our virtual staging software and vast library of digitized furniture. Please note that in some cases photos may be rejected if they are overly furnished. In these rare cases your full amount of money will be refunded back to you after your photo is evaluated. As always, happy staging!

Share If you have an apartment in Brooklyn, then you've probably passed by numerous furniture stores selling beautiful antique furniture. The one catch is that antique stores in Brooklyn and Manhattan are very pricey. So while you might see a turn of the century chifferobe that would look perfect in your space, you might not want to spend the equivalent for a nice used car on it. Antique stores in the city can charge outrageous prices because the city is home to so many wealthy people. However, there are lots of places outside of the city to find antiques. There are auctions in upstate NY (Sullivan, Putnam, and Dutchess county) as well as in New Jersey and Pennsylvania. These rural auctions are often where the antique dealers source their own goods. However, if you don't own a car, it might seem like these auctions are something you can't take advantage of, but that's not necessarily true. Here's a few ideas about how to take advantage of these rural auctions. Locate The Auctions And See If The Inventory Is Listed Online The first step is to locate an auction that you want to attend. The best way to do this is to check a site that lists auctions in your area. The next step is to check to see if the auction has its inventory listed. You want to see photos of what is being auctioned off. That way, you won't have to waste time traveling to auction only to find that there is nothing being offered that you are interested in. If the auction site does not have a website, and only a telephone number, you should still call and ask them to email or fax a listing of what is going to be auctioned off. If you see something that is of interest, you could call up and ask that one of the staff take a digital photo and email it to you. Get There: Train or Rental Car When you do find an auction that is offering something that you are interested in, you should look around the area and see if it's worth a mini-vacation. You could arrange for a bed & breakfast and then take a train or rent a car. What To Do Once You Purchase An Item: Movers On Retainer he tricky thing is to figure out how to get the item home. If you know you are buying something, you could rent a large truck. However, that can be a bit pricey, and you are going to an auction, which means that you might not get the item. Someone else may outbid you. Then there is the factor of loading the item. If you get heavy furniture, you don't want to deal with loading it into a truck by yourself. And you should not rely on the auction providing assistance loading heavy furniture. The best thing to do is contact a moving company beforehand and get a quote on what it would cost to have them transport the item for you. You will have the dimensions beforehand (you can get this from the auctioneers) and know the address. The day of the auction, once you have won the bid, you can contact the movers and have them show up. Because it might tie them up, they might ask for a small retainer, but it is worth it because you don't want to be stuck in the country with a huge piece of furniture and no way to move it.

TIBET FURNITURES is owned and managed by Tenzin and his wife Yeshi Dolma , a Tibetan family based in Kathmandu, Nepal. Having been dealing and supplying quality antique tibetan furnitures for the past eleven years, Tibet Furnitures now offers the largest choice of quality Tibetan furnitures online. It gives us great pride to be able to have offered our quality service to a long list of satisfied and happy customers for the past four years. With their own shipping company : THE TIBET EXPORT, your delivery problem should be no problem. We have shipped our beautiful pieces to almost every city around the globe. Please do contact us for additional information, your queries will attended and responded as soon as possible within the first 24hours. With our vast knowledge and experience on Tibetan art and furnitures, we do provide all the information you need before making an order and assist you to select the right piece. Tenzin and Yeshi would be most glad to entertain anyone visiting Kathmandu and show you their large selection of furnitures from