Vintage marketplace

"If we ain't got it, you don't need it!" General stores were once the hub of rural towns, where people came not just for provisions but for gossip and treats. We found a bunch that are still thriving, selling penny candy, groceries, housewares, sandwiches and more.

The city’s antique markets, centrally located and with lower prices than Paris or London, are full of everything you’ve ever—and never—wanted for your shabby-chic apartment. Don’t forget to bring a spare bag (or two)

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Beginning in 2012, out of a small apartment in Houston, Travis Weaver started Manready Mercantile by making soy candles in reusable whiskey glasses and selling them door-to-door to local businesses. He hit every little market possible and continued to add small batch apothecary items, creating a col

A Brooklyn seller with a mix of furnishings and oddities

Hi everyone! It has been TOO long since I have posted anything here on One Lucky Day! Preparations for Creativation (the new name for CHA) took front seat in November, December and most of January but I hope to get back on track with regular posts now that I have returned home from Arizona. I thought it might be fun to see how we gather and use props for the show (a little behind the scenes magic). Back in December, Mario, Tim and I took a little junkin trip down to Phoenix to shop at a few…

Here’s my second round of photos from The Vintage Marketplace at the Oaks show, put on by Rita Reade (of Mammabellarte) and Christie Repasy (of Chateau De Fleurs). This show is a shabby chic, decorator, vintage, antique, and handcraft artisan show in Fallbrook/Rainbow, CA. It’s not a vintage clothing show, although there are a few […]Continue Reading...

The Country Living coast-to-coast guide to the top antiques shows and vintage markets for finding vintage items across the country in 2024.