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Cape Cod Antiquing Guide 2015 CAPE COD ANTIQUING GUIDE 2015 Cape Cod is so much more than just “sun, sand and surf.” Among its many features it has the reputation as “an antiquing destination.” Whether you are an astute collector, fledgling “newbee,” or an occasional browser, the Cape offers a wide variety of antiquing experiences. The Cape Cod Antique Dealers Association (CCADA) represents over 120 indi- vidual dealers, group shops and auctioneers, all of whom invite you to travel the scenic roadways of the Cape. Spend time in both individual shops as well as the large, multi-dealer group shops. Plan your visit around the many high end shows, featur- ing quality dealers from both the Cape and across the region. So save this 2015 Guide to help you plan a visit to the Cape this coming Spring, Summer or Fall. Enjoy our natural beauty and fine hospitality, and visit the members you see pictured in the Guide. Plan to attend one of the many shows or auctions listed in the Calendar of Events. Try not to miss the CCADA’s Summer Indoor 2 Day Show. Scheduled for Friday night, July 5 31st from 5pm to 8pm and Saturday, August 1st from 10am to 4pm it will feature 42 of New England’s best dealers. It is being held at Nauset Middle School, Rt 28, Orleans, MA. We hope to see you there! © Charlene Dixon President, CCADA 6 22 20 30 15 11 CAPE COD BAY 21 17 19 12 24 © 2 27 © 8 18 © 28 © © 9 © © © 16 © © © © © © 7 © 26 6 13 23 31 3 10 1 14 4 29 25 NANTUCKET SOUND SHOWS 17. 42nd Annual Antiques & Collectible 25. 45th Annual Falmouth Antiques SHOPS Fair Brewster“Massachusetts” Show & Sale, Falmouth Historical Society Antiques, 26. Harwich Historical Society 1. Antiques Center of Yarmouth, 9. Pleasant Bay Antiques, Brewster Antiques Show, Harwich West Yarmouth Orleans 18. 40th Annual Barnstable Antiques 27. 38th Annual Holiday Antiques 2. Antiques Center of Cape Cod, 10. Sow’s Ear Antique Co., Show & Sale, Barnstable Show & Sale, Dennis Cotuit 19. Brewster by The Bay Orleans 3. Isaiah Thomas Books, 11. Sandwich Antiques Center, Flea Market, Brewster 28. 3rd Annual Orleans Historical Cotuit Sandwich 20. 38th Annual Outdoor Antiques Society Antiques Show, Orleans 4. Edythe & Co., Antiques, 12. The MEWS at Brewster Market, Eastham 29. Osterville Historical Society 24th Osterville Antiques, Brewster 21. 45th Annual Cape Cod Ant. Dealers Annual Antique Show, 5. Julie Heller Galleries, 13. West Dennis Antiques, Assoc. Summer Antiques Show, Osterville Provincetown West Dennis Orleans 30. The Sandwich Bazaar 6. Kahn Fine Antiques, 14. Windsong Antiques, 22. 28th Annual Cape Cod Glass Show Antiques & Collectible Shows, Chatham Harwich Port & Sale, East Sandwich Sandwich 7. Maps of Antiquity, Inc., 15. Woodsview Antiques, 23. The Chatham Community Antiques 31. 60th Annual Chatham Antiques Chatham Sandwich Shows & Sales, Chatham Show & Sale, Chatham 8. Packet Galleries, 16. Acushnet River Antiques, 24. Eldred's Auction, Brewster New Bedford East Dennis 2S — Antiques and The Arts Weekly — May 29, 2015 CAPE COD ANTIQUING GUIDE 2015 Download your digital copy of this Cape Cod Antiquing Guide at www.AntiquesandTheArts.com To subscribe to Antiques and The Arts Weekly — the foremost R. Scudder Smith, source of information and breaking news in the antiques and art world — ask for our circulation department at 203-426-3141 or Executive Publisher & Editor email [email protected]. One year of 52 issues is just $85; two years $149; three years $221. The information we Sue Capponi, Advertising Manager provide is of vital importance to collectors and the trade, including auctioneers, dealers, curators, museums, historical [email protected] societies, galleries, and show promoters. Our newspaper is mailed each Tuesday and a color E-Edition Tim Kerr, Account Executive replica of the newspaper is published each Wednesday online [email protected] free to subscribers, or available as an E-Edition-only subscription for only $10/month or $55/year. Pamela Ashbahian, Production Director Visit www.antiquesandthearts.com and take the E-Edition for a FREE test drive today! [email protected] Published by The Bee Publishing Company, Box 5503, Newtown, Connecticut 06470; Tel. 203-426-8036 Fax 203-426-1394 The largest and busiest Antiques dealer market on Cape Cod! Charming country corner chair with simple form, With over 250 dealers and a constant supply of original surface, and replaced splint seat.......c 1750 imported items from Europe, this year-round Antiques Reference Early American Antique Country Furnishings by George C. Neumann Center stays busy no matter what the season. Our new shop is brimming! Give us a call and come browse the carriage house Antiques Center Of Cape Cod 243 Main Street, Route 6A Woodsview Antiques Dennis, MA 02638 4 Academy Road 508-385-6400 Sandwich, MA 02563 www.antiquecenterofcapecod.com 781-799-8871 [email protected] Packet Ship Blackball Line in Storm, in the Style of Clement Drew (1806-1889) or John Hughes (British 1806- 1880). Vessel may be the packet ship Isaac Webb of the Black Ball Line, built at New York by William H. Webb Getting old never looked so good and launched in 1851. Oil on canvas, 18” x 26”, as it does at Edythe & Co. Over one hundred dealers in one location! on original wood stretcher in original gilded wood frame. Vintage accessories for your home & garden. A small shop with great style since 1989! Open 7 Days a Week Mon-Sat 10am-5pm; Sundays 11am-4pm Kenrick A. Claflin & Son Edythe & Co Edythe Davinis Proprietress Nautical Antiques Acushnet River Antiques 805 Main Street 50 Kilburn Street James W. Claflin 1227 Pleasant Street, Worcester, MA 01602 Osterville, MA 02655 New Bedford, MA 02740 508-792-6627 508-420-2400 508-992-8878 www.lighthouseantiques.net Please call for Hours or Appointment www.acushnetriverantiques.com [email protected] [email protected] May 29, 2015 — Antiques and The Arts Weekly — 3S CAPE COD ANTIQUING GUIDE 2015 Home to the largest antique emporium on Cape Cod! You'll find a large selection of Antique and Vintage Rugs, Garden & Architectural Items, Furniture, Art, Collectibles and much more ... Celestial Maps by Mallet - 1790 Antiques Center Of Cape Cod Maps of Antiquity The sky is the limit at Maps of Antiquity BUILDING #4 1409 Main Street 243 Main Street, Route 6A Chatham, MA 02633 Specializing in Celestials, Nautical Charts, City Views, Dennis, MA 02638 Wall Maps and so much more. [email protected] New inventory is added to our website weekly. 508-385-5133 www.mapsofantiquity.com Visit us online or in person. www.antiquecenterofcapecod.com 508-945-1660 Also offering appraisals, restoration and conservation framing services. The mounted hooked rug depicts the sailing ship BLUENOSE, it is 34” wide and 25” high. The condition of the rug is excellent. Furniture • Paintings • Primitives This picture shows a set of the Four Seasons, two Baskets • Iron • Indian Items Sunderland Mugs and Madonna and Child on the top Steve and Laurie Hayes Rockingham • Bennington shelf, all c.1830. The second shelf has three Sunderland Jugs c.1830 and two Staffordshire figures.The bottom shelf Sow’s Ear Antique Co. Shows and Shop by Appointment has a large reclining lamb c.1815 and considered rare. 4698 Falmouth Rd. (Corner of Rte. 28 and Rte. 130) Sunderland Antiques Cotuit, MA 02635 Charles & Barbara Adams Antiques Specializing in the Purchase and Sale of 19th Century Staffordshire Figures Early American Antiques • Bought and Sold 508-428-4931 Display Located at the [email protected] 289 Old Main Street Sandwich Antiques Center Open Daily 10:00-4:30 South Yarmouth, MA 02664 Route 6A, Sandwich MA (Next to Cahoon Museum) 508-760-3290 774-413-5266 www.sowsearantiqueco.com [email protected] email: [email protected] 18th Century 36” Tiger Maple desk Pleasant Bay Antiques Betsy Hewlett Lessig ~ Pattern Glass Early American Pattern Glass 540 S. Orleans Road, Route 28 Showing at The MEWS at Brewster Antiques tumblers, champagnes, 2926 Rte. 6A, Brewster, MA 02631 spoonholders are Orleans, MA 02662 some of the pieces I carry. 508-255-0930 Spring: F-M 11-4 Summer: daily 10-5; Sun 11-5 508-776-9098 508-896-4887 www.pleasantbayantiques.com email: [email protected] 4S — Antiques and The Arts Weekly — May 29, 2015 CAPE COD ANTIQUING GUIDE 2015 THE EASTHAM HISTORICAL SOCIETY 38th Annual OUTDOOR 42ND ANNUAL ANTIQUES MARKET OPEN AIR SATURDAY, JUNE 27, 2015 9am - 4pm Rain or Shine ALSO ON SITE: 18th Century Windmill, House & Blacksmith Shop HELD AT THE Saturday, August 8, 2015 DRUMMER BOY PARK 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. 773 Main Street (Route 6A) At The 1869 Schoolhouse Brewster, Cape Cod, MA 25 Schoolhouse Road, Eastham, MA (across from the National Seashore Visitors Center) FREE PARKING Admission: $5.00 (children under 12 free) Sandra Tubman 508-896-3128 www.easthamhistoricalsociety.org ADMISSION $5.00 email: [email protected] Children Under 12 FREE 38th Annual Holiday Antiques Show & Sale Fri. Nov. 27 10am to 4pm Sat. Nov. 28 10am to 3pm Sponsored by: The Church of the Holy Spirit 204 Monument Road at Route 28 Orleans, MA th ANNUAL 28 CAPE COD GLASS SHOW & SALE SEPTEMBER 12 & 13, 2015 Saturday 10 am – 5 pm • Sunday 11 am – 4 pm Corpus Christi Church 324 Quaker Meetinghouse Rd., East Sandwich, MA Sponsored by the Sandwich Glass Museum Snack Bar & Lobster Roll Luncheon Available www.sandwichglassmuseum.org email: [email protected] See us at our Annual Bowman dowitcher July Summer Decoy and Americana Auction July 25-27, 2015 Cape Codder Resort & Spa, Hyannis, MA Crowell kingfisher Crowell quail Theodore S. Harmon P.O. Box 206 • West
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