ANTIQUITY

 

IBIS ANTIQUES of 517 Main Street, Stroudsburg, specializes in 19^th and early 20^th century Decorative Arts. The comprehensive selection of antique and traditional items is all original and in top condition. For the discriminating buyer, there is a tremendous display of select period costume jewelry. There is also an ever-expanding collection of unusual and rare boxes in all mediums. A nice selection of 19^th and early 20^th century paintings, mirrors, lamps, art glass and art pottery is available. A partial survey of the inventory includes: Art Deco, Art Nouveau, Victorian, early 19^th century American as well as European and Orientalia. A special note: IBIS does not carry reproductions; all merchandise is original and in top condition. Layaway is available with no service charge. VISA and MC honored. Inventory reduction going on now – take 20% to 50% off all merchandise. Open daily 11:00 to 4:00 to the public and to the trade; closed Wed. & Sun. Phone (570) 424-8721, fax 424-8721, or visit www.ibisantiques.com.

 

A unique mix of past and present delights visitors to PAST IMPRESSIONS, housed in a charming old Victorian circa 1910 located along Route 191 just north of Hamlin Corners. This exciting vendor co-op offers interesting antiques in various forms, affordable reproductions, furniture, glassware, pictures, wrought iron pieces, and much more. Browse through their many rooms overflowing with wonderful items from vendors such as The Bright Thistle, Emily’s Attic, Chelsea Station, Grandma’s Closet, Country Thyme, Memorie Faire and many others. You’ll find everything from true antiques to home décor, jewelry and gifts housed in the stunning old building, which is complete with the original crystal chandeliers! Past Impressions offers all of their visitors an enjoyable time in a friendly and comfortable atmosphere. They are open Monday, Thursday, Friday & Saturday from 10:00am to 5:00pm, Sunday 11:00 to 5:00; closed Tuesday & Wednesday. Phone 689-4123 to find out more.

 

One of Hawley’s most diversified antiques shops, MISS ELLY’S ANTIQUES & SUCH is a friendly multi-dealer establishment housed in an 1870 Victorian. Easily located at 518 Church Street, the shop is just three doors off Main Avenue (Route 6) in Hawley’s historic downtown (across from Teeter’s Furniture). At Miss Elly’s you will discover affordable treasures from smalls to furniture, glass, pottery, paintings and prints, vintage clothing and textiles, primitives, and more. There is also a selection of imported gourmet and specialty foods including tempting British marmalades, buttery Scottish shortbreads, and other goodies. The old Gothic Revival building itself is a must-see with its center gable, tin roof complete with original “snowbirds,” flattened arch-effect windows and full-length one-story porch with decorative brackets. Still boasting lovely old glass in her seven-light transom and five sidelights, Miss Elly’s should not be missed when visiting the Hawley-Lake Wallenpaupack area. She’s open Friday through Sunday from 10:00am to 5:00pm. For more information, call Miss Elly’s at (570) 226-7513 or visit her on the internet at www.missellysantiques.com.

 

COLONY VILLAGE ANTIQUE & FLEA MARKET in Analomink is an indoor and outdoor market, open to the public on Saturdays & Sundays from 9:00am to 5:00pm. Find great buys in a historically beautiful and natural atmosphere. The continually varying selections you’ll discover here include antique & vintage collectibles, furniture, new & used household items, books, dishes, designer clothing, baby gear and much, much more. New items are added weekly. Food is available on-site and vendors are welcomed. Colony Village Antique & Flea Market is located off Route 447 in Analomink, about two miles north of Alpine Mountain. Open rain or shine. Call (570) 595-9617 or take a look at www.colonyfleamarket.com.

 

THE GLASS HAT on Route 191 in Hamlin (½ mile south of Hamlin Corners) is a one owner shop highlighting two floors filled with elegant antique & modern glassware, antique oak & country furniture, collectable & estate jewelry, pottery, Depression glass and more. A leisurely browse through the general line of antiques and collectibles here also includes some pleasant surprises. Tea connoisseurs will be happy to discover tea cups & saucers, tea pots and lots of interesting tea things. Another highlight is the Christmas Room featuring old Santas, old & new ornaments, even Christmas China! There’s also a whole section devoted to old and antique kitchenware, with items perfect as decorator accents for your kitchen. The proprietors of the Glass Hat are proud to be members of the Wayne, Pike, Sullivan Antique Dealers Association (WPSADA) and the Northeastern Pennsylvania Glass Appreciation Club. The shop is open daily from 10:00 to 4:30 weather permitting, Wednesdays by appointment. Call (570) 689-4060 or log on to www.wpsada.com to learn more. You may also send an email to skobo@echoes.net.

 

THE FAINTING GOAT, Route 191 in Hamlin. “Something old, something new, treasures waiting just for you!” The Fainting Goat is an inviting shop located on the first floor of a historic 200-year-old stone farm house along Route 191, half-way between Route 84 and Hamlin Corners. The house boasts 7 fireplaces, including a bake oven hidden behind kitchen cabinets installed in the 1920’s. The 42-inch front door even features the original fan-shaped window. Inside the co-op shop, a number of vendors offer an eclectic collection of antiques and new treasures, including furniture, glassware, jewelry, linens, post cards and political memorabilia. A visit to the Fainting Goat is sure to evoke a warm welcome and pleasant atmosphere from the past to the present. Their hours are Fridays, Saturdays & Sundays from 10:00am to 5:00pm. Call the shop at (570) 689-0432 for more information or an appointment.

 

COUNTRY ROOTS, located on Route 209 in Brodheadsville behind the Grant Homes building. This a must-visit on your next mountain shopping adventure. Antiques and antique furniture are a highlight here, joining local artisans’ creations, crafts, candles, florals, baskets, pottery, jams and everything nice. It’s a good idea to check the antique selections here often as the collection changes quickly. Visit Country Roots soon and take home a piece of country! They are open daily from 10:00am until 5:00pm and Sunday from 11:00am until 4:00pm. Call 402-1344 to find out what is on display today, or visit their website www.countryrootsinc.com.