New Century Collector February 2009 Issue
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Miscellaneous New Century COLLECTOR 3025 East 3300 South Serving the Antiques community for over 20 years “Behind Café Rio” 467-1692 Storewide Inventory Liquidation Sale HAPPY VALENTINES DAY! Beginning Tuesday, February 3rd IN THIS ISSUE: All Jewelry at least 10% Off Save up to 70% UTAH & IDAHO ANTIQUES TOUR MAPS On Furniture, glass, linens, books and more! ŏ Collecting Primatives ŏ Antiques Dictionary Nothing Held Back! ŏ Profile: Hills House Antiques ŏ Shows & Auctions Throughout February ŏ Calendar of events….more Winter Store Hours Tuesday - Friday 11:00 a.m. to 6:00 .m. SEE INSIDE Don’t Miss the Acorn’s Antiques Saturday11:00 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. show at the Weber County Fairgrounds FOR DETAILS Closed Mondays February 21st & 22nd Issue #254 February 2009 the NEW CENTURY COLLECTOR THE NEW MAIN STREET MEMORIES NEW CENTURY CENTURY COLLECTOR Antiques & Collectibles Mall COLLECTOR ACQUIRES THE 270 No. Main Street PUBLISHER DESERET Layton Ɣ Utah Ɣ 544-7999 Dennis & Lyn Barker ANTIQUE TIMES EDITOR Dennis Barker GRAPHIC PRODUCTION Dennis Barker FOR ADVERTISING Call: (801) 566-3306 email: [email protected] As of February, 2009, The New Century Hollyhock Collector has acquired the Deseret Antique We feature Antiques Times. The antiques and books oriented Salt City Candles tabloid had been owned by Donnie & Kara Morris of Spanish Fork Utah. After 2 years COME CHECK US OUT! Please come and see us at of publishing the paper, Donnie and Kara Open Mon. - Sat. 10:30 till 7:00 our new location have decided to turn all of their efforts to Itheir primary business, Confetti Antiques and Books. We wish Donnie & Kara every 45 N Center Street success in their future endeavors. Midway UT, 84049 435-654-5505 We welcome The Deseret Antique Times Eadvertisers and readers to the New Century Collector. We’re sure the advertisers will find the Collector to be a vibrant well re- ceived vehicle for promoting their busi- nesses, and their readers will enjoy ex- panded information about the Utah an- tiques and collectibles scene, along with articles & insight into the art and antiquar- ian book industries. V We have 2000 square feet of space now, with a large variety of antiques and collectables. Antiques & Toys Collectible toys, Kitchen items, Jewelry, Coke, To my wife Lyn, for whom Valentines day Tins, Misc. To my wife Lyn, for whom Valentines day comesfalls 365365 days days a ayear. year Open Mon - Sat 11 - 5 243 E. 300 So. OPEN Happy Valentines day baby! Tues - Sat 10 - 5 Ɣ Sunday by Chance Happy Valentines baby! SLC, 84111 (801) 537-7038 February 2009 • Page 2 the NEW CENTURY COLLECTOR Specializing in quality American Antiques. Located across the street, West of the Salt Palace. Open daily except Sunday. Or by appointment 126 S. 200 W Ɣ 359-4852 Ɣ SALT LAKE CITY February 2009 • Page 3 the NEW CENTURY COLLECTOR What’s Up! CAlendar OF EVENTS ACORN’S ANTIQUES SHOW . How time fly’s. It’s already time for Acorn’s Ken & Bonnie Jackson Utah Antiques Dealers winter Antiques show. This show is not only Auctions Association Meeting a favorite in the Ogden area, but a popular destination for collectors from all along the CALL FOR AUCTION DATES Feb. 11th @ 7:00 pm Wasatch Front. Always packed with a wide (801) 268 3320 Moriarity’s Antiques variety of antique merchandise, every seri- ous collector needs to get up to the Weber 959 South West Temple, SLC Co. fairgrounds on the 21st & 22nd. You won’t be disappointed. SERENDIPITY Blue Mule Auctions Double Diamond Auctions SALE (Monthly Auctions) WATCH FOR AUCTIONS Don’t you just hate it when you’re shopping 195 Spud Alley, Shelly Id COMING IN MARCH a sale, and it seems that the all the things Info: (208) 589-5550 that you’re interested in seem to be at full price. Well, when Karen at Serendipity has a sale, she doesn’t mess around. On Febru- ary 13th, just in time for Valentines, every- Acorn’s Antiques Show Silcox Auctions thing in her shop will be on sale. Prices will February 21st & 22nd February 7th be reduced from 10% to 50%. So, don’t miss out on your chance to save some green on a Weber County Fairgrounds CONSIGNMENT AUCTION valentines day gift. Serendipity is located Ogden, Ut Still accepting consingments at 2030 So. 900 E. Stop by and get some good- ies. Info: (801) 645-5933 Peteetneet Academy, Payson Info: (801) 376-5287 UADA MEETING The Next Meeting of the Utah Antiques IF YOU HAVE AN ANTIQUES AUCTION, Dealers Association will be held Feb.. 11th SHOW OR OTHER EVENT THAT YOU THINK @ 7:00 pm. The Location will again be at WOULD BE OF INTERESTED TO OUR READERS, Moriarty’s Antiques Mall in SLC. LET US KNOW AND WE WILL INCLUDE YOUR EVENT GREEN ANT IN OUR CALENDAR. Ron Green will be moving his shop, the Green Ant to downtown Salt Lake soon. They will be located at 179 E. Broadway (in the space Olympus Cove Antiques had for many . years). Ron’s Mid-century merchandise will Home Decor with Class be a welcome addition to the Salt lake an- tiques scene. We all wish Ron the best at his new location. If your antiques shop has big VINE ST. ANTIQUES changes coming ( openings, moving, big sale or whatever) SALE let the New Century Any antiquer in the know will be stopping by Vines Collector know, and we’ll be sure Street Antiques Mall early this month. Rusty and help you get the word out. www.plantedearth.net his dealers are having a sale with an incredible 15% to 90% off. And, as if that wasn’t enough, they will be giving a gift basket to every customer spending $50.00 or more. Check out their ad on the back page for details. February2009 • Page 4 the NEW CENTURY COLLECTOR • Sandy Antique Mall • 8672 So. State • Sandy Antique Mall • 8672 So. State • SHOP AT • State • Sandy Antique Mall State • 8672 So. • Sandy Antique Mall State • 8672 So. Sandy Antique Mall • 8672 So. 2025 S. & 9th E Salt Lakes best kept secret 3 UNIQUE SHOPS Sandy Antique Mall 2030 S. 900 E • 953-1146 We buy, Sell or Consign Open 10 am. To 6 pm Mon. Sat. 2nd Hand Chic Have some fun at world famous Sandy Antique Mall. Like an Antique Show Every Day! Three large floors full of Antiques & Collectibles. Great Parking! Sandy Antique Mall SANDY ANTIQUE MALL Visit our new location in Sugarhouse 8672 So. STATE 2006 So. 900 E. • 801 433-0044 Monday - Saturday 10 to 6 PHONE 801-568-9840 www.2ndhand.,com • State • Sandy Antique Mall State • 8672 So. • Sandy Antique Mall State • 8672 So. Sandy Antique Mall • 8672 So. • Sandy Antique Mall • 8672 So. State • Sandy Antique Mall • 8672 So. State • age C age Retro vintage furniture etc… C & H GENERAL STORE COLLECTABLES, ANTIQUES, GADGETS, GIZMOS 60 SO. MAIN, TOOELE (side entrance) Something for everyone 2030 S. 900 E • 486-4999 435-882-4688 OPEN 11 TO 7 MON—FRI 10 TO 6 SAT Open 10 am to 6 pm Mon - Fri, noon to 5:00 Sat. February 2009 • Page 5 the NEW CENTURY COLLECTOR HERE WE GO AGAIN: WHAT OUR FRIENDS AT THE STATE LEGISLATURE ARE UP TO During the past two legislative sessions, antique shop owners have successfully won exemptions to their inclusion in the Utah Pawnshop and Secondhand Merchandise transaction Information Act law. However, like a bad penny, new amendments to this law keep coming up. Not content with the proposed ruination of Utah’s antiques industry, the Utah Legislature, now in its annual session, have this year placed their sights on the inclusion of Utah’s coin dealers in the Pawnshop and Secondhand Merchandise Transaction Information Act. Someone must have told them there might be a few extra coins rattling around their cash registers. Wouldn’t you think that this Republican dominated body would understand that new business fees, are TAX INCREASES. And, it gets even worse. What do you think they want these new taxes for? What else, a new layer of regulations on already struggling Utah small business. Hung with our own rope so to speak. WHAT DO THEY WANT? It seems some legislators think it would be a dandy idea to have Antiques, coin and vintage jewelry retailers pay up to thousands of dollars each year in increased taxes, spend countless unproductive hours compiling data, and provide the government with private information about who their customers are, and what their customers buy and sell. Big brother at his best. WHY DO THEY WANT IT? If you wonder what this is all about, try to think of it two ways. First, as the Pawnshop and Secondhand Merchandise advisory board, full employment act. This board, established a few years ago to overlook pawnshops, and their penchant to handle stolen merchandise, has never had the needed funding to fully operate. Apparently deemed unworthy of funding by the legislature, the committee hopes that by drawing unrelated businesses under the law, fresh revenues will enable this committee, along with its enforcement officer from the Dept. of Commerce, to have adequate funding to grow and expand. Second, as a high stakes game of legislative lobbying. It’s a little unseemly to have the same people who sit on the Pawnshop and Secondhand Merchandise advisory board (pawnshop owners), also involved in spending mountains of money through the Utah Pawnshop Association, to lobby representatives into carrying their bill to enact this nonsense. It is at best an incestuous relationship. YOU COULD BE NEXT: If you think that the people pushing this legislation are only after antiques, coin and jewelry dealers, we need to discuss a little land down in Florida.