At the Tuckahoe Antique Mall
I have two booths downstairs chock full of fabulous finds, and - this month only - you can find valentines, American and Italian glass, and other fabulous treasures in the glass case right as you enter the Mall. Downstairs there's more glass, lovely furniture, great china, maps, vintage games and toys, jewelry, books, art, vintage kitcheniana -- and so much more. And if I don't have it, chances are good some of the other 40 dealers do!
My schedule for being at the Mall is unpredictable. I try to be there on Thursday or Friday afternoons when I can, but I'd be happy to compare schedules and see if I can meet you there to talk about glass, collecting, or just to chat.
At the Factory Antique Mall
Look for my booth on 12th Street (inside the Mall - all the aisles are named after streets) near the cafe. In addition to the back wall full of colorful American, Swedish, and Italian glass, there are vintage stereoscopes and viewmasters, fabulous art, local ephemera and maps, a fantastic lumber salesman set, and so much more. The most recent additions are a 20-film set of 1944 reels designed to teach new pilots about their planes and flying, a 1912 mirrorscope for magnifying and lighting postcards and photographs, and an emerald Blenko water bottle -- with the rare and coveted handle!
The Factory is the largest antique mall on the east coast, so if I don't have it, someone in the building must. I'm usually there on Tuesday afternoons, but would be happy to meet you (schedules permitting) there at other times if you want a crash course in West Virginia glass, collecting tips, or just to chat.