Fashion Artifacts

Have you been in to see me since our move in November? I think that you will like what you see! I'm in a little more compact space now and have had to discontinue carrying menswear items but I've expanded the 1960-70-80's rack a bit. As always, if you're looking for anything in particular, give me a ring or drop me a line.

We will be moving!

It's wonderful to be open again! I'm slowly adding in some of the items that I planned on bringing in in March! Like this adorable high waisted, zipper in back, red shorts set with halter top! Come on in, the air conditioning is on!!

I'm so bored right now (while the shop is closed) that I took out all of the buttons that I have purchased from various sources over the last 6 years and I'm sorting them. There are some real beauties in the mix and I hope to renew my offerings when we reopen some day (soon?). If you're searching for anything in particular, drop me a line!

So often I hear the comment, "People were so small back then" when they look into my booth. We'll yes, many were on the small size (as nutrition wasn't as understood), but not everyone! Here's an example of a 1940s dress that would accommodate a larger woman. With the peplum at the waist, the bow accents, padded shoulders and printed optical illusion fabric, any fashion conscience plus size gal would be right in style! (44" bust, 36" waist)

And the beat goes on!

I'll be setting up in Sturbridge. Mass at this show on Monday, Sept 2. Come see me and shop 2 ballrooms filled with the most delectable antique and vintage textiles!

I'll be here all weekend ready to treat you to a nice discount on any of my garments, shoes, hats, handbags or other goodies! See you at the Soup!

It's not often that you walk into an Antique Shop and find a dedicated antique & vintage clothing booth with this size and quality merchandise. But, here I am, up on the 2nd floor of Stone Soup Antiques Gallery in Ballston Spa. Here, you will find a LG variety of men's, women's & children's clothing, hats, shoes, pjs, lingerie, suits, coats, furs and you name it from the mid 1800's through the 1960's!! And if you don't find it here, I keep a wish list on hand in case I have your item in storage! Come see me any time you're up this way.

It's wonderful to be open again! I'm slowly adding in some of the items that I planned on bringing in in March! Like this adorable high waisted, zipper in back, red shorts set with halter top! Come on in, the air conditioning is on!!

I'm so bored right now (while the shop is closed) that I took out all of the buttons that I have purchased from various sources over the last 6 years and I'm sorting them. There are some real beauties in the mix and I hope to renew my offerings when we reopen some day (soon?). If you're searching for anything in particular, drop me a line!

So often I hear the comment, "People were so small back then" when they look into my booth. We'll yes, many were on the small size (as nutrition wasn't as understood), but not everyone! Here's an example of a 1940s dress that would accommodate a larger woman. With the peplum at the waist, the bow accents, padded shoulders and printed optical illusion fabric, any fashion conscience plus size gal would be right in style! (44" bust, 36" waist)

Fa la la la la! This weekend we celebrate the season with a Holiday Open House on Saturday and Sunday. I will be here and will be honoring a 15% discount on all my fashion items! Come on over!