Tique-Cup & Roses

06/08/2024

Show off your love of all things teatime with Spode's charming, teapot-shaped napkin rings. The classic blue-and-white color combination on their beloved "Blue Italian" pattern complements a variety of table settings, whether you prefer a classic or modern style of décor.

06/08/2024

Fantastic Plastic! For many collectors, the real attraction to mid-century plastic jewelry is all the colorful components and fillers that make them so eye-catching.

https://www.antiquetrader.com/collectibles/fantastic-plastic-collecting-mid-century-costume-jewelry

06/08/2024

Janet will be making a sign for the new shop window. Which tag line is your favorite?
1- It’s a jungle out there, so come on a Sale-fari with us!!
2- Come safari at Marshall Curated!
3-Marshall Curated, wild & wonderful!
4-Marshall Curated, the land before time.
5-Welcome to our jungle of stuff!
6-Home decor for the wild among us!
7-You suggest one!

🐅🐗🐊🐆🐍🐸🐒🦍🐼🐟🐢🐞🦎🐘🦜🦒🦓🦏🦛🦥🦩🕷️🦤🐚🌴
While I was helping her create her awesome jungle window, a customer came into the store wearing a white snake around her neck! I couldn’t believe the timing! Swipe to see it.
Thank you to all the customers who made our weekend so busy and exciting (yes, including the snake lady too 😅). Come visit today til 5pm and leave a suggestion here or in the shop for a window tag line. You’ll be entered in a drawing to win a gift certificate to the shop!
Marshall Curated
Antiques | Gifts | Decor
| Consignments |
Open 10:30 - 5pm (ish)
Thursday to Monday

8371 W. Main St., Marshall, VA
Text/call 571-921-0356

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04/28/2024

04/15/2024

03/28/2024

Save the date! We’re hosting a Spring Soirée at Marshall Curated on Sunday April 28th 11-2pm featuring a Runway Fashion Show with fabulous selections by Gossip!
This is a Model Call for women, age 18+, sizes 2-14. Contact me or Kathi from Gossip to schedule a fitting in her Arlington boutique or at the Marshall location.
And join us for the Fashion Show!

03/14/2024

03/14/2024

New to the tasting menu this week: Rockfish Crudo.

03/14/2024

The Guinness Stout Cake is back! Order online to ship for St. Patty’s Day or pick up locally starting this Friday 3/1/24.

03/11/2024

I’m shopkeeper today!!! A bunch of cool new stuff just came in last night and you can get first look this morning! We’re also clearing room for a new vendor coming soon and everyone in town is open today! Enjoy breakfast at the diners, coffee/tea and baked goods, lunch and dinner in town! Cheers!
Rosanna
Marshall Curated
Antiques * Gifts * Decor
* Consignments *
Open 10:30 - 5pm (ish)
Thursday to Monday
8371 W. Main St., Marshall, VA
Text/call 571-921-0356

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02/29/2024

Our March issue is out and this month it is all about tin!

While tin might be considered the antique of metals, remnants of its dominant presence in the world since its extraction and earliest use during the Bronze Age are evident today in everything from such everyday objects as soda cans and food containers to our modern vernacular (think: "Tin Pan Alley,", Frank Baum's "Tin Man" character).

For this issue, we start in the 17th century with the use and manufacture of tinplate in the making of everyday utilitarian objects across mainland Europe and especially Britain and move on to the 18th century when items made of tin became a new, Made in American commodity after the Revolutionary War and itinerant peddlers roamed the countryside selling the wares of tinners looking to make extra money. We then explore the many ways the use of tin became what are today decorative and collectible items from the 19th through mid-20th century.

You can read our March issue here: https://journalofantiques.com/digital-publications/march-2024-tin-types/

02/17/2024

"Declaration of Independence" by American artist John Trumbull. Created: August 1817–September 1818. The artwork is a high-quality print measuring 20" x 30" and with a wood frame. $225

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02/14/2024

Esther Howland helped to define love by creating the first commercially mass-produced Valentine's Day card in the United States in the mid-1800s. In the process, the 'Mother of the American Valentine' helped usher in a $20 billion holiday.