Collective Junque

11/03/2026

11/03/2026

All done. Just need to take those Christmas goodies up on Thursday and we’ll be all set for the open house on Saturday.

11/03/2026

I’m done! All my booths have been flipped and decked out for the holidays. All that’s left to do is take my Christmas treasures to Freakin Antiquin for our open house on Saturday.

11/03/2026

This is the last leg of flipping my booth. The market is closed Thur and Friday for our vendors to flip and create. Then we’ll reopen on Sat for our open house. Today I will be bringing winter and holiday magic to the long shelf in my booth.

11/02/2026

Guess what? It all fit. Visit my new space at Keen Eye Antiques

11/02/2026

11/02/2026

This pair is ready to be put to work. A natural wood tote with metal grate bottom and what was originally a hand painted
flower box makes a great catchall. Painted floral boxes were a Victorian favorite, brightening windowsills and tables long before store bought planters. Fill them with blooms, tools, or treasures. Now in my booth at Rusty Bucket Antique Emporium.
Blending nostalgia with style….offered by Collective Junque.

11/02/2026

This vintage crumb butler makes for a cute display. It once had a brush that swept tablecloths clean between courses. Crumb butlers were a Victorian and Edwardian dining essential, often silver plated, because a proper table was never left crumby. A charming piece of table manners history. Now in my booth at The Rusty Bucket Antique Emporium
Blending nostalgia with style….offered by Collective Junque.

11/02/2026

This vignette is all dressed in silver with a silverplate teapot on its pierced trivet, a tall embossed trumpet vase, and a little wire cage flower frog for good measure. Silverplate gave Victorian households the look of sterling without the price tag, and trumpet vases were made for showing off a single perfect stem. A gleaming group for a shelf or table. Now in my booth at Freakin' Antiquin' Vintage Market.
Blending nostalgia with style….offered by Collective Junque.