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Hayfield Antique Show October 2009
Hayfield Antique Show October 2nd & 3rd 15964 Gilman Road Leavenworth, KS 66048 Early buying Friday Oct 2nd 5-7p.m. $2 admission Regular hours Saturday Oct 3rd 9-5 p.m. Free Admission Looking for a high quality Antique Show & Sale around the Kansas City area? You’ve found it! The Hayfield Antique Show is coming up October 2nd & 3rd in Leavenworth, Kansas. Sponsored by Home at Last Antiques.
With dozens of your favorite dealers, you’ll likely find vintage treasures that are unique, rare, vintage and otherwise old. Not to mention antiques are “Green” living. It keeps more out of our landfills, and is almost always better quality than what you’d find in a store.
Just a sample of many things seen at past shows are: Vintage advertising and signs American country furniture Bookcases, shelves and cabinets Architectural items, tables and chairs, clocks
Antique accessories for the bedroom, bathroom, dining room, guest room, living room, or kitchen
Furniture big & small – armoire’s, beds, dressers, dining room tables & chairs, cupboards, pie safes, chimney cabinets, and more.
Garden favorites, glassware, guy stuff, Hoosiers and hutches, tin toys, dogs collectibles, cast iron, Vintage jewelry, lighting, lamps & linens, mirrors, rugs, copper & silver or aprons and pillows are also commonly seen.
Whether you are into refinishing old wood, refurnishing your house, home apartment or dorm, you’ll find interior (and exterior) decorating ideas and designs. You may come across a salvaged find, an early handcrafted piece of rhinestone jewelry, or maybe it’s just seeing what the latest ideas are in “repurposed” items. That’s industry speak for showing you how to take cool old stuff, and turn it into home decorating & furnishing ideas that will make your friends envious, and you look like Martha (only better), Rachael Ray, or any other iconic figure.
Vintage Holiday Decorations for Fall, Halloween, Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Years are likely to be found here. You don’t have to be an interior decorator to know what to do with your finds. Ask the experts at our show and we’ll give you lots of ideas on how to repurpose a wonderful find.
Wood furniture, cabinets, wall shelves, cubby holes (organizers) and more in walnut, pine, maple, cherry, oak, birch, mahogany, veneers, and other premium woods. Might even find log style furniture. This could all be painted, stained, finished, unfinished, have good old flaky paint, or have centuries of wear showing a beautiful patina.
Styles you may find here could be Art Deco, Contemporary, Amish, Oriental, Folk Art, Early American, Farmhouse, French Country, Cottage, Cabin (naughtical) and Lodge decor, Shabby Chic, Asian/Chinese/Japanese, Shaker, Rustic, European, Modern, Victorian, Mission Arts & Crafts, Colonial, Federal, Early American. Items from 17th, 18th , 19th & 20th century periods
Kansas County's in easy driving distance are Atchison, Douglas, Franklin, Miami, Shawnee, Leavenworth, Wyandotte, Ft Leavenworth (post) Missouri counties in easy driving distance are Buchanan, Cass, Clay, Clinton, Jackson, Johnson, Lafayette, Livingstone, Ray, Platte Counties. The Hayfield Antique Show is a great place to spend the day.
Less than an hour drive from these cities to name just a few: Kansas City, Lansing, Leavenworth, Bonner Springs, Edwardsville, Shawnee, Lenexa, Olathe, Overland Park, Mission (Shawnee Mission), Prairie Village, Leawood and Gardner on the Kansas side of the state line. If you are from the Missouri side of the state line, then these cities are just as easy to drive from: Platte City, Weston, Kansas City, Liberty, Gladstone, Kearney, Excelsior Springs, Smithville, Parkville, Lee’s Summit, Raytown, Raymore, Belton, Peculiar, Independence, Grain Valley or Grandview.
Check it out at www.halantiques.com Brought to you by Home at Last Antiques.
Contact Jill Cook at jcook@j2systems.com or 913-680-7228 for more info.
With dozens of your favorite dealers, you’ll likely find vintage treasures that are unique, rare, vintage and otherwise old. Not to mention antiques are “Green” living. It keeps more out of our landfills, and is almost always better quality than what you’d find in a store.
Just a sample of many things seen at past shows are: Vintage advertising and signs American country furniture Bookcases, shelves and cabinets Architectural items, tables and chairs, clocks
Antique accessories for the bedroom, bathroom, dining room, guest room, living room, or kitchen
Furniture big & small – armoire’s, beds, dressers, dining room tables & chairs, cupboards, pie safes, chimney cabinets, and more.
Garden favorites, glassware, guy stuff, Hoosiers and hutches, tin toys, dogs collectibles, cast iron, Vintage jewelry, lighting, lamps & linens, mirrors, rugs, copper & silver or aprons and pillows are also commonly seen.
Whether you are into refinishing old wood, refurnishing your house, home apartment or dorm, you’ll find interior (and exterior) decorating ideas and designs. You may come across a salvaged find, an early handcrafted piece of rhinestone jewelry, or maybe it’s just seeing what the latest ideas are in “repurposed” items. That’s industry speak for showing you how to take cool old stuff, and turn it into home decorating & furnishing ideas that will make your friends envious, and you look like Martha (only better), Rachael Ray, or any other iconic figure.
Vintage Holiday Decorations for Fall, Halloween, Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Years are likely to be found here. You don’t have to be an interior decorator to know what to do with your finds. Ask the experts at our show and we’ll give you lots of ideas on how to repurpose a wonderful find.
Wood furniture, cabinets, wall shelves, cubby holes (organizers) and more in walnut, pine, maple, cherry, oak, birch, mahogany, veneers, and other premium woods. Might even find log style furniture. This could all be painted, stained, finished, unfinished, have good old flaky paint, or have centuries of wear showing a beautiful patina.
Styles you may find here could be Art Deco, Contemporary, Amish, Oriental, Folk Art, Early American, Farmhouse, French Country, Cottage, Cabin (naughtical) and Lodge decor, Shabby Chic, Asian/Chinese/Japanese, Shaker, Rustic, European, Modern, Victorian, Mission Arts & Crafts, Colonial, Federal, Early American. Items from 17th, 18th , 19th & 20th century periods
Kansas County's in easy driving distance are Atchison, Douglas, Franklin, Miami, Shawnee, Leavenworth, Wyandotte, Ft Leavenworth (post) Missouri counties in easy driving distance are Buchanan, Cass, Clay, Clinton, Jackson, Johnson, Lafayette, Livingstone, Ray, Platte Counties. The Hayfield Antique Show is a great place to spend the day.
Less than an hour drive from these cities to name just a few: Kansas City, Lansing, Leavenworth, Bonner Springs, Edwardsville, Shawnee, Lenexa, Olathe, Overland Park, Mission (Shawnee Mission), Prairie Village, Leawood and Gardner on the Kansas side of the state line. If you are from the Missouri side of the state line, then these cities are just as easy to drive from: Platte City, Weston, Kansas City, Liberty, Gladstone, Kearney, Excelsior Springs, Smithville, Parkville, Lee’s Summit, Raytown, Raymore, Belton, Peculiar, Independence, Grain Valley or Grandview.
Check it out at www.halantiques.com Brought to you by Home at Last Antiques.
Contact Jill Cook at jcook@j2systems.com or 913-680-7228 for more info.
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