Hi Hi!
Welcome to our March Newsletter!
March is here and with it brings a season of change! The biggest change at Modern Antiquarian is that we are finally returning to Round Top, Texas. We are ecstatic to say we will be back at the Peck Barn at The Compound in booth 12. Don't worry, we'll still be next to our Antiques BFFs Randy & Bernie of Antiques of Dallas. Our theme for this Spring show is Bring the Outdoors In. You can expect to see lots of gorgeous garden inspired items like stone-topped chests of drawers, outdoor dining, and oodles of garden decor that work both inside and outside. Stop by our space and we'll tell you why the biggest trend in interiors is using gardenalia inside the home.
Pair of Gustavian Style Chests of Drawers with Faux Marble top, Dentil Moulding, and Lozenge on Canted Corners
Stone Rabbit Garden Ornament
English late 19th century lense on stand
Stone Squirrel
Oversized Outdoor Faux Bois Dovecote
Large Tulip Shaped Garden Urn
Stone Tortoise Garden Ornament
French Iron Scroll Garden Bench
Early 19th Century Antique Bronze Crane Ornament
Reconstituted Stone Hedgehog Garden Ornament, 20th Century
Pair of cast stone horses
Modern Antiquarian is going live at 5
Pair of Gustavian Style Chests of Drawers with Faux Marble top, Dentil Moulding, and Lozenge on Canted Corners
Stone Rabbit Garden Ornament
English late 19th century lense on stand
Stone Squirrel
Oversized Outdoor Faux Bois Dovecote
Large Tulip Shaped Garden Urn
Stone Tortoise Garden Ornament
French Iron Scroll Garden Bench
Early 19th Century Antique Bronze Crane Ornament
Reconstituted Stone Hedgehog Garden Ornament, 20th Century
Pair of cast stone horses
Modern Antiquarian is going live at 5
Thursday 03/17/2022
Join us for Live at 5 with Lori Smithers, the owner of Fickle International who's story began, as many Round Top success stories do, with her mother.
“When I was young, I would go with my mother to antique stores and rummage for treasures,” Smithers remembers. “As a young adult I would go to Warrenton and roam the fields for days and days. I just fell in love and always fantasized about being a part of it.”
Smithers took the first step toward making her dream a reality when she became a vendor at the Texas Rose Show about 14 years ago.
“(That first show) was amazing!” Smithers says. “I just loved getting to be friends with the other vendors and customers. Being part of the Round Top community has changed my life forever. That show holds a special place in my heart.”
If you haven’t heard we are returning to show at The Compound at Round Top in March 2022! There is truly nothing like Round Top and I cannot wait to see some old clients, meet some new ones, and spend time with some of my good friends.
Join us from the 19th of March until April 2nd! Entry and parking are free!
If you haven’t heard we are returning to show at The Compound at Round Top in March 2022! There is truly nothing like Round Top and I cannot wait to see some old clients, meet some new ones, and spend time with some of my good friends.
Join us from the 19th of March until April 2nd! Entry and parking are free!
