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Cole’s Show Old Town Market EXCESS North Gate Field Stone Meadow Bar W Field Marketplace Warrenton Renck Hall, Yard & Field Zapp Hall Warrenton Old Feed Sommerfeld Place Hillcrest Inn Rose of Texas Dillard’s Field Robinson’s Field Tree Park Campbell Building Punkie’s Place Granny McCormick’s Yard The Lone Star Gallery

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I have wanted to feature this theme for the longest time, and now with a little help from my friends, this fall edition is all about aucRoberto’s Ship has come in tions, auctioneering, and a guide to where they are happening here in the show areas and throughout Texas. Auctions have been around since Biblical times and for many different industries. We know all of that, but in our business it’s almost unavoidable and indispensable. If you are an inexperienced newcomer, auctions can make your skin crawl with excitement or even intimidate you when the bidding frenzy heats up. The savvy bidders know when to stop and when to put the pressure on. And the auctioneer knows almost immediately when you’re a real player or a beginner, and you will be taunted to spend more than you planned. So, buyer beware! As a long-time auction goer, I enjoy them tremendously …the exhilaration and fun…the blood pressure at break-speed numbers tells me when I need to take a “chill pill.” But for many, it’s like a drug--an addiction and a must--if you want to bring home inventory for the shop. So, you shrewd antiquers, be advised that there’s a new kid on the block: his name is Wesley Beard (Page 13). He’s an old ham in this business and very well-known and admired by those in the know. Since just a kid, this gentleman has developed a passion for his trade as well as other causes that have pegged him as a champion for human rights and an activist for human justice. In one fell swoop, Beard has launched a new venue and an auction house, which happens to be called The Venue. Actually, it’s the old place known as the Old Henry Farm just north of Round Top square. Beard will be having some wonderful auctions locally, in addition to his regular auction house in Jacksonville, Texas. Mark your calendars! And his new endeavor, The Venue, promises to be one that will raise the bar in the standard of customer service amenities, food service, and “one of the better shopping experiences“ in the area, according to Beard. Such was the enthusiasm for Beard’s new launch, that we were inclined to commission surrealist

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artist Salvador Santana from Guadalajara to adorn the cover of this Show Daily edition. Note that this is an oil on canvas painting from an award-winning fine arts Maestro. See if you can identify some of the characters in this painting. Also, we are doing a reprise of some other antiques auctioneers who are well-known in our Texas Antiques Week Community, including my dear and wonderful friend from since I was just a mere mortal in the 80s buying up her entire auction hall! Hehe just kidding! Vikki Vines, a rare first as a women auctioneer goes, could tell of adventures we have shared back in the olden days. The nefarious shenanigans of smuggling fine continental furniture into Mexico…we’ll reserve those tales for my memoirs. No arrests reported however! Vikki, a long-time dealer here at the shows is now a permanent fixture at Paul Michael’s Market Hill and at her auction house in Houston. For over thirty years, she’s been wielding her gavel. Read about her on page 79.

much anymore, and besides--as you know--I have “FORETOLD” of my eminent departure: retirement, separation from Show Daily. So officially this is my last edition. From time to time, I know I will be asked to lend a hand, and of course I will. I don’t mind taking out the trash, making sandwiches for staff and guests. But most of the time, I hope to be in my shack somewhere on a Pacific Beach. I love to fish and then cook it. The steadfast staff lead by wonder-woman Claudia and Laurie, Alex, Joe, and the never-ending enthusiasm of my son Rob, Jr. will continue to put Show Daily together with zest and professionalism, business as usual. Please give them the same support and encouragement as you always have. After putting well over a halfmillion Show Dailys in your hands, I believe we have accomplished our goal. I know that Suzy was very proud as she cracked open each new issue for the first time and smelled the ink and smiled.

To me, it’s a great relief to be able to walk away without having to sell this Gone fishing... company. Since issue number one, how You can also read interviews with quickly it grew and gave us a tremendous Heather Kasper at Buck up Auctions and Teel’s An- sense of doing something well done. As did the readers tique Rovers. These last two usually set up on-sight and and dealers who sent us so many positive comments will specialize in estate liquidations and non-profit af- and kudos. Also, Lou Christine never abanfairs. They support good causes and give doned the Show Daily cause enselflessly of their time. Heather tirely, and has continued to write is so good at her craft, she once his stories…’badda bing badda sold me a bag of kettle-corn pop- boom’! I have included his email corn for FIFTY BUCKS at a local so you can stay in touch with him benefit auction! I actually wanted to as per your requests. You guys place it on my trophy mantle, but it know how to reach me as well, and quickly disappeared into the staff’s if you ever get a wild hair, come to the beach and visit with me…just bellies, I’m sure. bring your own fishing pole! I love Of course, there is a lot more good stuff you, I will miss you. in this issue, but I just don’t remember You should have seen

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Auction Action Adds to the Excitement at The Venue by Laurie Krupala

oing…Going…GONE are the days of active live auction barns around the country, thanks to online sites like Ebay, Bonanza, and others. But here in Texas, auctioneering is still a big business for those who want to find the real deal--the stuff you can’t see on a gif, a tiff, or a jpeg. Texas, and the Round Top/Warrenton area specifically, is where the heavy hitters know the thrill of the auctioneer’s cadence rising, the suspense of the nod across the room, and the finality of the gavel pound.

is the largest exporter out of Belgium and France annually.” The vision for The Venue, whether people are there to shop or show, is that “Everybody’s got to do good.” Beard explains. “When people come to Round Top, whether they’re from here or Colorado, or anywhere, we want everyone to feel comfortable and welcome. With my auctions, as with everything I do, I try to ingest my outgoing personality.”

The Venue has three buildings made for comfortable shopping, with clean bathrooms, and 80 percent of vendor spaces are under While livestock auctions are still alive a rooftop. Beard’s main objective at The and well in rural Texas, estate and Venue is to build a strong community where antique auctions have their own unique everybody can benefit. He prides his business place in the mix. Auctioneer Wesley The man himself, Wesley Beard. model for providing outstanding customer Beard of Beard Auction in east Texas is a service, whether it is during the spring, winter, visionary when it comes to incorporating and fall shows, or in the auction realm. Beard his decades of experience with his love of antiques and the has hosted his first successful auction in Round Top and Round Top Antiques Weeks show. As the first dealer to take hosts 2-3 auctions per month at his auction house in east a space when Old Henry Farm in Round Top was founded, Texas. Beard bought 20 acres next door, seeking to someday fulfill a childhood dream of being a show owner. An opportunity In addition to housing a variety of goods and dealers, The to purchase Old Henry Farm arose, so Beard decided to Venue will offer a full-service auction company through expand his property to more than 40 acres and open his own Beard Auctions, including fine antiques, estate auctions, unique spot named The Venue. farm and ranch auctions, liquidations, and others. The consultation is free, and Beard said he creates contracts “You can’t halfway do anything,” remarked Beard. “I where the owners/sellers sign off on all sales. He receives wanted to invest in Round Top. My vision is to make it a 30-40 calls a day for auctions, and Beard said he is unique shopping experience, and to take pride of ownership thankful for his customers and his business. His vision to in the property for the people who live in the area.” “selectively expand” his property in Round Top to make dealer spaces available, while continuing his successful With an established clientele through Beard Auctions, and history of auctioneering, seem to be a perfect combination his extensive knowledge of the antiques business, Beard for The Venue. looks to incorporate auctions of all types at The Venue, both during and between the shows. His business spans So, if you are happy with your mouse click in silence, or from Texas to the state line of Oklahoma, and includes your flap-top money box at a garage sale, maybe Texas international shoppers in Mexico, France, and England. auctions aren’t for you. But if you, like Wesley Beard, grew Beard has been a direct importer of primitive and country up at cattle auctions and were mesmerized by the action, or antiques from Europe for 28 years. The Venue’s offerings you prefer to see the goods before you buy, check out The range from modern to antique, cutting edge to classical Venue at 2000 State Highway 237 in Round Top (directly artifacts. across from Round Top Farm and Ranch store). The fall show dates for The Venue are September 21 through “From (Highway) 290 to La Grange, no other vendor has October 5, 2019. You can also visit beardauctions.com for more variety than The Venue.” Beard remarked. “The Venue more information about upcoming auctions. REMOTE OFFICE: 512-535-3705

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Finding a Landing Spot by Lou Christine

he Cole Building’s Nancy Buzza, who does business as “Look What I Found,” mans the modest booth and display cases while dealing in precious stones. Buzza looks back a bit as she basks under the fluorescent lights inside the Cole Building. The energetic lady who stems from Atlanta likes to recall when she first came to the Cole Building 13 years ago. As Nancy tells it, God didn’t create her--nor was Nancy born for--life in the fields when it came to a marketing extravaganza. She tried it, and was a good trooper, but she became toasted by the searing heat, soaked by torrential rains that flooded and muddied everything, and whipped by the dust and spring winds that tore the tents apart. When she showed in Texas, especially at this show, she didn’t need Al Gore to tell her about “climate change.” Other dealer neighbors who showcased their more fragile finery were also exhausted from dealing with the elements. Dealers cringed to hear the crashing sounds of ceramic Dalton Originals being blown off shelves or witnessing a rain-storm riptide gushing through somebody’s tent who sells imported vintage carpets. When the word got out that the Cole’s were taking applications, Buzza was one of the first in line. “The Cole Building has been a Godsend, especially for those dealers who carry less hardy merchandise.” Buzza adds, “Topping

off, there’s air-conditioning, clean restrooms, and hot running water! The Cole show has been a hit since the very first day Mr. Cole opened the door and I’ve met many quality dealers here at Cole’s who also have become long-time friends.” “You know there’s still a waiting list of dealers who want to show at Cole’s while escaping the elements,” affirmed Buzza, sounding very satisfied with the move she made 13 years ago. Buzza also sees the glass “half full,” with the present aim to lure in new customers to the Cole Building. The new blood, and some shoppers, are a bit green when it comes to purchasing long-term items with quality. Buzza sees other perks for younger shoppers at Cole’s: they could learn about antiques and collectables, considering the wealth of knowledge from those who market there. Many of today’s dealers, including Buzza, acknowledge how the show has expanded and spread out. Seeing the traffic through a shopper’s eyes, Buzza offers, “The best way to see the show, especially if one is on limited time, is to start in Warrenton, on Route 237 and start working your way north.” While Buzza is a nice lady and quality dealer who roots for everybody, she is also keenly aware that those who travel north will end up truly enjoying a pit stop at the Cole Building.

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You’re here for Antiques Week. You’re at my booth and have been admiring that Browning, semi-automatic, pump action shot gun. You’ve coveted that model for years, yet something’s holding you back--and you’re hedging. I’ve given you quite a sales pitch, boasting about the mint condition of the vintage piece, and how this weapon is widely soughtafter by gun collectors. I’ve given you my rock bottom price. You don’t flinch. It becomes an awkward Mexican standoff. Now there’s another shopper, in a nearby tent, and she might be your significant other. I’m another dealer, and the wife just can’t get over that stunning porcelain vase. She lips aloud (to grumpy you, who’d rather be watching major league baseball back in your air-conditioned den) as she continues marveling about the vase’s vibrant colors and how it’s an exact replica of a treasured piece mom used to have in her China closet when growing up. I’m the dealer. My experience screams out how she wants it! I

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More than likely, the next day, the shot-gun shopper is going to bore some co-working sap to death by harping on about how he wishes he would have bought that gun. Maybe even bragging about what a great deal he negotiated.

The sap of a co-worker can’t help but say, “Well, why didn’t you get it?” While Ruth, the wife of grumpy Fred, was already on the phone that night from their Fredricksburg ranch, praying to her sister, Kate, about the vase and how it reminded her of mother’s. Recounting how cheapskate Fred wouldn’t spring for the impressive replica vase. Turning back the clock, the shot-gun guy and our Ruth, who just loved that vase, would buy them today on the spot if they could do it all over again. But they can’t because the dealers are all packed up and went back to who knows where. And even when reconsidering it, grumpy Fred would take a chance to do it again to make our Ruth happy, but he didn’t and can’t.

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that makes for fruitful anticipation…then you leave‘em empty! Oh, I am well aware of free will and nobody got to buy nothin’. But, c’mon, Vern, you got that big tax break not so long ago. You aren’t going to get whacked at tax time. Dude, you’ve got three yaks on your 50 acres in Washington County, and you still get the federal government ranch subsidy. The kids are gone and have graduated college, and that 401K never looked fatter. You’re not going to live forever and likely you’ll never see the Cowboys win another Super Bowl! So c’mon, pony up! Make somebody’s day. If you see something, spring a little, be an all-star. Come out here, spread it around, and make the dealer and Ruth’s Day!

The dealer who ferreted out those pieces, some time back, bargained on the price, polished and readied those pieces for market, yet and sadly came up empty when it came to closing those sales. It’s a crying shame at times when people don’t buy what they really want. Every salesperson worth their salt has searched their souls on how to overcome rejection, because in the mind of every genuine dealer, all sales are paramount--a matter of survival. Now you’re going to hate me! What’s the matter with you? You’re at a show. You see items you really like. You might even bully to get your price and you raise the dealer’s hopes

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Zapp Hall Music Line-Up Submitted by Zapp Hall Antiques & Artisan Fair

Free Admission Always

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Checkered Past Band – 8:00pm

Checkered Past has been performing in and around the Houston, Texas area for 25 years! Their eclectic mix of song genres and high energy shows get rave reviews everywhere they go.

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Casey Kearney – 12:00pm

Casey Kearney is a fresh take on the country music scene. Her personal songs effortlessly convey both the sweetness of a Southern belle and the steel backbone of a strong country woman with a little touch of rock and grit. Her music ranges from slow heartfelt ballads to upbeat crowd favorites and playful melodies.

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songwriter with a powerhouse band that never disappoints the big crowds that follow Cody.

Moses Rangel – 8pm

One of the Zapp Hall music family who sings the songs that we know and love. Moses is the kind of performer and singer many hope to become.

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Casey Kearney – 6pm

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Morgan Ashley – 12pm Her first solo EP came out in April 2017 and Morgan is definitely paving her own path in Texas Country.

Best known as a local San FranProm Night at Zapp Hall cisco Band, the blue grooves and THURSDAY, OCTOBER 3RD their sound have developed and grown in popularity since 2000. Influenced by the PROM NIGHT community, culture, and sounds of their hometown, Cody Ray Henry – 12pm they perform music that speaks to fans across the An amazing performer and multi-instrumentalist musical spectrum. songwriter with a powerhouse band that never dis-

Barney Sledge Band – 8:00pm

Relive some of the best years in music history with Barney Sledge & the Sledgehammers. Each one of us brings a unique quality to the songs that everyone loves, a little Rock mashed together with the Blues

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Julia Hatfield return to Zapp Hall to lead worship and share the Good News in their lives.

Julia Hatfield – 12 pm

From the songs she writes, her engaging performances, and her generous spirit, you can bet Julia is truly a one of a kind girl. Come early and stay late with Julia.

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Prom night. Prom Night, PROM NIGHT!! Bringing the party to the garden. Get here early and bring your party to the Zapp Hall Beer Garden. Please no outside beverages or coolers.

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Moses Rangel – 12pm

One of the Zapp Hall music family who sings the songs that we know and love. Moses is the kind of performer and singer many hope to become.

The Bandits – 8pm

Live music from a quality band, come join us to listen to all the hits!

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Annie Rost – 12pm

Passionate about music and the emotions that music brings to herself, she hopes that her music will release emotions for you as well

Blue Groves – 7pm

Best known as a local San Francisco Band, the blue grooves and their sound have developed and grown in popularity since 2000. Influenced by the community, culture, and sounds of their hometown, they perform music that speaks to fans across the musical spectrum.

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Vincent Peach Special Events Market Hill September 19th - October 6th Zapp Hall September 27th - October 5th

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 27TH Zapp Hall Opening Night Party! Bubbles and Baubles and Closeout Sales MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 30TH Pop-Up At The Frenchie - Evening of Sep. 30th 331. N Live Oak St. Round Top Surprise Chef also featuring Sissy Light Hats, MF Luxe Pillows, Stash Style Vintage Clothing, Paul Myer Artwork & Vincent Peach Fine Jewelery

FRIDAY, OCTOBER 4TH Food and Wine Pairing - 5:30pm - 7:30pm Chef and Blogger Leigh Ann Chatagnier of “My Diary Of Us.” Zapp Hall near Bubble Lounge. Nashville Native and Internationally acclaimed jewelry designer Vincent Peach’s cutting edge designs have earned a reputation for being built for comfort but keeping on point with timeless fashion. Vincent uses a fascinating mix of Pearls, Gold, Diamonds and colored stones married with high quality silver and leather, adorning everyone with an eye for beauty and up to Country Music’s finest.

TUESDAY, OCTOBER 1ST Market Hill - 9pm After Dinner She’s Back! Concert by International Record- New! Shop the Zapp Hall Pearl Barn for discontinued Pearl items up to ing Artist Kimberly Dunn! WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 2ND Customer Appreciation Party - Market Hill Cocktails & Caviar Massages and More! THURSDAY, OCTOBER 3RD Prom Night Celebration at Zapp Hall! - 7pm

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Buds, Studs, and Suds at Warrenton Feed Store by Lou Christine

f you ask a local, “Where’s the Warrenton Feed Store?” you might get a country answer like, “Right across from the fire station.” I don’t mean to be a wise guy, but nothing gets fed out of there anymore. Yet, right across from the fire station and just a stone’s throw from Warrenton Grocery (the gas station) is the small, tin-roofed building referred to as the Warrenton Feed Store.

jewelry-making studio. We brought the Multiplicity brand to Warrenton the very next year in 2012. Most of the jewelries make-up are of copper, brass and nickel.” Small says the show provides great customers and exposure. It familiarizes Houston area clients with their nearby Katy location. In Warrenton, Multiplicity also features painted furniture and Annie Sloan’s “Chalk Paint.”

Pennsylvania transplant, Jeff Yuengling of Yuengling Beer fame, is the ringmaster at The Warrenton Feed Store. Yuengling has been showing in these parts for close to 20 years and took over the store about 8-9 years ago…if we’re counting. Under the Yuengling’s tin-roof and Warrenton Feed Store banner, shoppers will find a tight-knit -group of seasoned dealers, recruited and synergized by their owner. One of them is Susan Small, from Houston, whose trade name is Multiplicity. Small calls her twice-a-year ventures to Warrenton “a vacation” as she takes a time out from her same-name Avenue A gift store in Katy, and her jewelry-making artists’ studio a few doors down.

Another friend in the Warrenton Feed Store is Gay Lange, all the way from the Dakotas. Lange is an authorized dealer of Tuning Element, natural, wearable pain relievers in the form of bracelets, necklaces and anklets. Lange says they utilize life enhancement technology to tune into the body’s bio-natural frequency, miraculously easing or even eliminating pain. Anklets are even available for pets and work animals. Lange said she wouldn’t have believed it herself, but over seven years ago she tried Tuning Element and is a now disciple, walking proof of how Tuning Element provides relief. Products made from surgical stainless steel, sterling, or even gold, set off varied strengths. Lange does confess the tuned pain eliminator works on most pain but perhaps not for a broken heart!

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family affair behind Blue Quail Designs by Suzanne, out of Kingsville, Texas. Blue Quail designs specializes in original Southwest and unique jewelry, along with limited editions of Western art. The artwork consists of originals, giclees and prints. The family prides themselves on the craftsmanship placed into their designs.

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Joining the team are Shelli and Curtis Carpenter, who also showcase Southwest type adornments, custom made up gems and stones procured in stony Tuscan fitted into unique original settings. Additional finds stem from places like Albuquerque and Gallop. The headquarters for Blue Quail Designs by Suzanne is a massive 4,000 square foot retail outlet in Kingsville at 205 E. Kleberg Ave. We can’t leave out the easy-going owner, Yuengling, who is one of the most respected operators at the show. Is it because of his cohesive team of high-quality dealers and shiny studs at the Warrenton Feed Store? Or maybe because he shares a number of cases of his world-famous Yuengling Beer from Pottstown, Pennsylvania—America’s oldest commercial brewery beers still operated by elements of the family. Besides the suds appreciated by all, Yuengling too shows off premium glass and iron from the Keystone state along with fine Tiffany. So, if a local shows you the way to the Warrenton Feed Store, right across from the fire station, go say hi to Jeff. Maybe he’ll offer you a beer.

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Burton: La Bahia Antique Show & Sale. September 27th - October 5th. 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. daily, closes at 4 p.m. on October 5th. North of Round Top on Hwy 237 almost at the junction of Hwy 290. Free admission, 70+ select dealers. Carol & Roy Schmidt: 979-289-2684. labahiaantiques.com. Town of Burton. Year-Round. Numerous antiques shops, boutiques, restaurants, coffee shop and bakery, bars and music. Burton is located just off of Hwy 290, 6.5 miles east of Carmine. The Historic Hamlet is famous for its quaint home town atmosphere!

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Antiques & more in Carmine. Shops, galleries, restaurants, antiques, boutiques, RV park and more. Along Hwy 290, Spur 458 and in town. Carmine Dance Hall. September 28th - October 2nd. 9-5 p.m. Closes at 4 p.m. on October 2nd, Early Shopping on September 27th from 5 - 7 p.m. FREE ADMISSION. FREE PARKING. Indoor restrooms, air conditioned building, only quality antiques , linens and more. Best BBQ in the area. Breakfast 7:30 a.m. - 10 a.m. Lunch from 11 a.m.-3 p.m. More info at: ccsvcarminehall.com Carmine Trading Post. September 19th- September 22nd & September 26th - October 5th , 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily. 20 dealers, indoors and out. Limited RV spaces & dealer spaces. Antiques, old advertising, furniture, salvage, jewelry, lighting and more. 248 Centennial Street (2 blocks off Hwy 290 on Spur 458), Carmine, 78932. Info: 979-278-4040 County Line Antiques Show. Open September 21st - October 5th, at the intersection of Hwy 237 and FM 458. Indoor & outdoor dealers,

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plus air-conditioned buildings. Over 100 dealer spaces, great antiques, collectibles, food, free parking and free admission. Sophie & Bill Moore: 760-587-1300 www.countylineantiqueshow.com. County Line North. September 21st – October 5th, Late night September 27th.. Fun and amazing vendors. Located at the Carmine Y. 1822 St. Loop 458, Carmine, 78932. Contact Len Peters for additional information 770-940-4002 visit countrylinenorth on Facebook and Instagram! Grace’s Treasure Hunt Antique Show. September 20th- October 6th. Located at the Carmine Y. Dealer friendly! Bargains galore! Big top tents and indoor dealers. Grace Young: 713-557-5991. Grump-Pa’s Antique Show. September 20th- October 6th. Located at the Carmine Y. 108 S. Hwy 237, Carmine. Limited dealer spaces available. Charles & Charlene: 361-550-0825. Perez Imports. September 14th – October 7th. 1920 State Highway 237 Carmine. NEW LOCATION 16730 Hwy 290 W. Burton. Your palapa headquarters. Concrete, cantera stone, clay pottery, rustic cedar furniture, metal art and more. Visit www.perezimports.com or call Elvis 832-4800636 or Brenda 832-339-0945.

Fayetteville: Antiques on the Square. September 20th- September 29th. Open 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Live auction by Antique Rovers on Sunday September 29th at 6 p.m. Packing up sale on Monday, September 30th - starts early! Located in the heart of Fayetteville, by the Court House. Super deals! Happy hour

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Antique Rovers Auction Company. September 20th- September 30th. Antiques auction on the square, Sunday, September 29th at 6 p.m. Info with Charlie Ham: 903724-4079.

Round Top: Abbieland Antique Show. September 27th - October 6th Hwy 237, next door to Marburger. Wholesale antiques, art, Texana and more! Limited RV sites. Danny Tytenicz: 405-301-1874 or 405-390-1333. Arbor International Antiques & Interior Design Show. September 25th- October 5th. One mile north of Round Top. Free admission and parking. A/C hall, big top tents, RV spaces, clean comfort station. Dealers welcome. Curtis Ann Davis: 281-388-1075. roundtop@arborantiques.com. Bader Ranch Antique Show. September 19th- October 6th. Reservations every night from 5-9. Mainly European antiques. 470 S. Washington (Hwy 237), 1/4 mile south of Round Top square. Katy Bader: 830-426-6453. roundtopvendors.com Big Red Barn Events Center. Original Round Top Antiques Fair. September 30th - October 5th, from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. For information please call Susan Franks: 512-237-4747, or roundtoptexasantiques.com. Blue Hills. September 21st- October 5th, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily. 1701 Texas 237 Carmine, TX. New owners. Same Great Venue. Well-arranged barns, free parking, clean permanent restrooms and great food. For more information call 713-487-6573 also visit www.bluehillsatroundtop.com The Compound. September 21st- October 6th. A juried show. Free admission, free parking, food, wine, spirits, live music and other special happenings. Hosting the 4th Annual Designer Dream Spree, October 1st at the Symposium funded by Julie Dodson. 2550 S. Hwy 237, 2 miles south of Round Top town square. Info: 979-551-5916. www.roundtopcompound. com. Cowboy Corner. September 20th- October 6th. Located directly across the highway from Marburger Farm’s north parking area. Specializing in western antiques and a lot more! Contact Randy for more information 210-663-7707 or 7703.

DYD Craft Fair. September 21st – October 5th. On the town square in Round Top. 75 dealers in arts, crafts, fashion and food. March 24 - April 7. Contact Gloria Hickey: 979-249-3638. Gasoline Hill Antique Show. Located between Round Top and Warrenton on Hwy 237. Vintage auto related and advertising antiques, gas and oil collectibles. Info: 512-6271657. Henkel Hall. September 26th- October 6th. Multiple dealers inside the airconditioned hall in the heart of the Henkel Square Market. Gerald or Debbie Tobola: 979249-5840.

Prom night is always exciting, Marburger Farm Antique especially at the antique fair! Show. October 1st- October 5th. $10 admission, good all week. Highway 237, halfway between Round Top and Warrenton. 20 acres of parking, free shuttle from parking lot to show area, golf cart rentals. 350+ dealers in 12 historic buildings and 10 huge tents, plus ATM, food court, wi-fi, and on-site shipper. Ashley Ferguson, Tel. 800-999-2148. Market Hill. September 19th- October 6th. About one mile north of Round Top Square, across from Arbor Antiques on Hwy 237. Home decor, antiques, original art and more. Paul Michael: www.paulmichaelcompany. com McLaren’s Buyer’s Market. September 15th- October 6th. About one mile north of Round Top Square, next to Arbor Antiques on Hwy 237. Look for the red English phone booths out front. Interior design items and international antiques. Free parking, real restrooms. Afternoon tea, pop-up dinners, meals inside the original air-conditioned London Bus Cafe. Call 917-900-5036 for more information. Bill Moore Antiques. September 21st- October 5th, from 8 - 6:30 p.m. 1352 Hwy 237, Round Top, just north of the town square. Wholesale antiques, wine-related antiques, glass jugs, French antiques, and more. We import directly from Europe! 1350 N. Hwy 237, Round Top. Bill & Sophie Moore: 760-587-1300. Old Depot Vintage Market at The Stone Cellar. September 21stOctober 6th. 550 N. Washington Street (Hwy 237). Live entertainment nightly during the show. Free admission. Sit-down dining at The Stone Cellar pub, clean restrooms, great dealers in the buildings and tents, RV hook-ups. Contact Jon Perez at 281-851-6779 for more information. Paw Paws Firehouse Café/ Chelseas Meadow. Open every day of the show from 10 a.m. to whenever. Firehouse Café is located on the corner of Hwy 237 & Hills Rd in Round Top. For more info call Larry Clack: 713-385-8778. The Venue. September 21st – October 6th. 2000 N. State Hwy 237 Round Top. Contact Sheila VanDeman @sheila.vandeman@gmail.com or Wesley Beard 903-586-7952.

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River Oaks Farms. NEW VENUE! September 21st- October 5th. Dealer pavilion located just north of Hill’s Road in Round Top. Vendor spaces and cottages for rent. 713-864-1010 or info@riveroaksfarms.com Round Top Hill Antiques & RV. Located directly across the highway from American Legion, in Round Top, 1500 N. Hwy 237. Over 11 acres, enclosed pavilion, ample parking, great food. Full hook-up RV sites with water, 30 amp electric, etc. Round Top Vintage Market. September 20th – October 6th from 9 a.m.- 6 p.m. A quality venue featuring antiques, vintage, collectibles and art. Open every weekend throughout the year. Barbara Griffin: 281731-5132. The Show / Round Top Style Field. September 20th- October 6th. At the grounds of the old Merry Christmas building, just north of Round Top Square. Dealers in antiques, art, imports, vintage. Designers featuring American Made clothing, jewelry, art and furnishings. Dealer space info, Kevin & Brandi Harper: 469-682-0049. Texas Rose Show. September 21st - October 5th

Rutersville/Oldenburg: First Stop, Last Stop Antiques Show.Indoor & outdoor vendors. Dealer spaces available. 3618 Hwy 159, 2 miles from La Grange on the main Hwy 159/237 route to Warrenton and Round Top. Howard Konetzke, Jr.: 979-249-6401. Rutersville Convention Center. September 13th- October 6th. Open late during the shows. Located half way between Warrenton and La Grange at 6231 Hwy 159. Mexican Masters vintage & contemporary folk art, cowboy antiques gallery, some European furniture and primitives, fine art. Refreshments on the deck, plus home of the Show Daily news office. www.showdailymagazine.com. Call for appointment. Roberto Alvarado: 979-250-1494: www.elantiquario.com.

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Warrenton: Bar-W Field. September 19th- October 6th. Free admission and lots of free parking. Huge variety of antiques and more. Dealers start setting up early. Coin-op showers. ATM. Storage units. Large dealer spaces with electricity, water. Call Roy Wied at 979-278-3447 for more information.

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Bull Market. September 13th- October 6th.Look for the bulls! European antiques and primitives, architectural, unusual, vintage and collectible. Info: 972-564-6566. Campbell Building. September 21st- October 5th, from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. daily. Hwy 237, downtown Warrenton. Antiques, painted furniture, estate jewelry, vintage clothing, textiles, garden furniture, lighting, bling and more. Contact Robin Lindberg at 504-554-1102 for more information. Chicken Ranch. September 19th – October 7th. Between The Marketplace and The Lone Star Gallery. A fun venue featuring antiques, hip finds, and real Cajun cooking! Andrea Canova: 225-936-9269. Cole’s Antiques Show & Sale. September 26th- October 5th, from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Air-conditioned building, outdoor dealers. Located at the intersection of Hwy. 237 and FM 954. Indoor ATM, ample parking on location, free admission. Contact Diane Cole at 281-961-5092 for more information.

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Das Blaue Haus. September 18th October 6th. Hwy 237, in the heart of town. Guest house with rooms for rent. Call Jr. and Helen Wagner for info. 979-249-3131. Das Gruene Haus/ Outlaws BBQ. September 19th – October 5th. Hwy 237, next to St. John’s Church. Parking available. NEW OWNERS! Shane/ Sharon Hoffman 979-540-0712.

Dillard’s Field. September 26th- October 6th. Hwy 237. Free admission. RV hook-ups. Mrs. Kathy Dillard: 979-249-3779. EX-CESS & EX-CESS II. September 24th – October 5th, Fantastic field of finds on Hwy 237, and across the Hwy from the original location! Free admission. Granny McCormick’s Yard. September 26th – October 6th. Across the Hwy from the gas station. Paid parking available. Indoor & outdoor dealers, food vendors. Betsy McCormick: Tel. 979-249-3818. Hillcrest Inn & Antiques Show. September 26th- October 6th. 4339 S State Hwy 237 in the heart of Warrenton. Over 100 dealers. Two restaurants open for lunch and dinner. Live entertainment. ATM on-site. Paige and Sam Wilburn call or text (512) 963- 8940 or for information call 808-443-3644.

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L o n e S t a r G a l l e r y. September 20th- October 5th. From quality antiques to funky up-cycled creations inside two air-conditioned buildings. Food and beer/wine bar with TVs, pool table. Ask about the Glamp Inn, unique indoor RV rentals and tent camping. www.thelonestargallery.com

Find anything you need, no matter how niche it is!

Marketplace at Warrenton. September 26thOctober 5th. Across the Hwy from Bar W Field. Covered pavilions with dealers in new and vintage items, food court, cantina, large screen TVs for sports, live music, RV spaces. Group W Productions: 817-599-7664 or info@ groupwproductions.com.

North Gate Field. September 21st- October 5th. Hwy 237, Between Excess and Bar W Field. Quality dealers, large spaces, tons of variety. Danny Spencer: 409-201-1748. Old Town Market Field. September 20th – October 6th, from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. 3620 S. Hwy 237, across from Cole’s. Old World antiques, architectural, reclaimed and more. Dealer spaces available. RV hook-ups, free parking, quality dealers indoors and outdoors. For dealer info, call: Jennifer at 281-894-7778 or Richard at 832-250-0893 @Punkie’s Place. September 19th- October 6th. Early shoppers welcome. New pavilion, fun dealers, food and more. Look for their always colorful display! Renck Hall, Field & Yard. September 26th- October 5th, from 9 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Both sides of Hwy 237. Free admission. Great offering of treasures, hot food and snacks on-site. Tent & table rentals available at Bowie Tables. Contact BJ Renck at 979-249- 3141 or cell: 979-966-7083 for more information.

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October 5th. Join us! Quality dealers. 1000s of treasures. Dealers welcome! Hwy 237, corner of Rohde Road. Contact Glenita at 405-566-9066, Chris Stone at 405-915-9155, Michelle Stone at 915401-6650 for more information.

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The Dugout, and YaYa Gurlz. September 19th – October 6th, open late. From fashion to cool junk. Great burgers and beer at The Dugout. 325-660-2677. Tree Park Antiques & Collectibles. September 20th - October 6th. Parking, RV spaces, storage units, ATM. Inside & outside dealer spaces. Food on-site. Darrold Mertz at 979-224-6471 for more information. Warrenton Grocery & Old Feed. Many dealers ready for business earlier. Hwy 237, in town. Paid parking available. ATM at grocery store, plus ice 24-hour gas, phone cards, Lotto tickets and general grocery goods. Store open all year. Dealer spaces. Doris Eckermann: Tel. 979-249-3144. Warrenton-Round Top Show Grounds. Across the Hwy from the world’s smallest Catholic church. David Kay: roundtopshowgrounds@ yahoo.com. Zapp Hall Antiques & Artisans Show. September 27th – October 5th, with some dealers setting up slightly earlier. Over 150 booths - indoors & outdoor. Live music all afternoon and nightly in the Beer Garden. Junk Gypsy’s PROM PARTY starts at sunset, October 3rd. 713-562-3927, www. zapphall.com or info@zapphall.com.

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Robinsons Field. September 19th- October 6th. Located between Tree Park and Dillard’s on Hwy 237 - look for the American flag by the driveway. Drive-in pick-ups, $5 parking, limited RV parking & hook-ups. Great food by Badd Co. Cooks. Becky & Ken Robinson: 979-249-5551, Cell: 979-966-3649. Rose of Texas Antiques Show. September 26th – October 6th, with some dealers setting up earlier. Hwy 237, by Legal Tender Saloon. 200+ indoor and outdoor dealers. For more information call Dale 580-263-0441. Sommerfeld Place. September 25th – October 6th.Antiques, collectibles, clothing, crafts and more. Located between Zapp Hall and Renck Field hwy 237. St. John’s Lutheran Church. Hwy 237, south end of town. Antiques and more, great food, parking. Sunday outdoor worship services during the shows starting at 8:30 a.m. All welcome. Stone Meadow- Home of Dead Peoples Stuff. September 24th -

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You’ve Reached The Promised Land by Lou Christine

omewhere along the line we’ve been told there is a pot of gold at the end of the rainbow. For the optimist, the advent of a serendipitous event is always on the horizon. They have visions of discovering and being encompassed in some nirvana, or an Avalon, Camelot, or even Heaven. Then, there’s always the outside chance of hitting The Power Ball. Yet if YOU’RE one of those sorts who might be coined as a hopeless collector (or a hoarder) who has cherished certain nothings since you first said, “I want!”--or perhaps you’ve been considered a weirdo ‘cause you’re attracted to door knobs or old gas jets—Baby, you’s in Paradise! You’ve made it to what might be the world’s greatest gathering of everything under the sun from dented entire front-ends of old Caddies from the ‘50s, bumpers and all, to rusty, long-ago abandoned screwdrivers! This here Warrenton-Round Top extravaganza has got it all, yet at the same time, it’s simply ridiculous. One might ask, “Where does all this junk come from,” or “Who buys all this stuff?” Yet the sea of stuff washes in from around the world, as does the convoy of buyers who, like you, might come out here to trawl twice a year. For oddball collectors it’s a pure feed! Reckoning there’s SHOW DAILY mobile: 979-250-3319

junkers-and-collectors-gold in them there hills, similar to the old land rushes that Edna Ferber wrote about in Oklahoma, brings creatures of habit to seek short-lived opportunities. But don’t blink! Because that splintered bench will be claimed. For the hordes of seekers: seekers of the tattered and bruised, seekers of those rusty meal porch gliders, hand-pushed lawn mowers, rusty nails, and old lightbulb sockets, there is more likely to be a pot of rusty gold at the end of this rusty rainbow here in the heart of Texas. The chipped porcelain, wartime memorabilia, naked doll babies from yesteryear, weathered barn wood, and used grain bags in the mind of the beholder are the pay-off as tangible pots of junker gold. Those roaming the fields, tents, out-buildings, and edifices, are often in search of sentimentality items that have them peering into the rear mirror of life when times were simpler. Perhaps illustrated best by famed writer, Henry Miller: “The most familiar things, objects which I had gazed at all my life, now became an unending source of wonder, and with the wonder, of course, affection. A tea pot, an old hammer, or chipped cup, whatever came to hand I looked upon as if I had never seen it before. I hadn’t, of CELL: 979-250-1494

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McLaren’s Antiques & Interiors by Lou Christine

cLaren’s Antiques & Interiors brings an enormous variety of antique, industrial and architectural furniture from around the world to its Global Headquarters in Round Top Texas.

Everything is sourced, designed and handpicked by owner Sean McLaren who has been in the business for over 40 years in both the USA and UK. His contagious passion for travel has taken him all around the world in the endless search for the unique and interesting furniture and accessories to create a stunning addition to your home, which ensures the 20,000 square foot store is everchanging. Joined by his wife Helen, they thrive to make the McLaren’s experience something everyone will enjoy and visit to discover what’s new each show.

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Sean first discovered India over 30 years ago and it is seeped in British history as it was part of the British Empire from 1600 to 1947. The pieces from Western India are discovered in the palaces of the Raj’s who were the aristocracy and were traditionally crafted with British heritage. The beauty of the country of India reflects in all of the items they find, from Palace doors, to giant cooking pots, to beautifully carved architectural pieces dating back to the 17th century. For this Fall Show the McLaren’s have brought in all of the above and more with an entire garden collection from planters, to cast iron tables, and benches. You’ll enjoy everyday complimentary drinks on board the airconditioned London Double Decker Bus. For trade and interior designs, they also offer a very competitive trade program.

Look for the double decker bus!

Come and discover what some call the best kept secret of Round Top – where McLaren’s have brought the many influences and styles from the entire world to your doorstep to explore. Open from Saturday September 14th through to Sunday October 6th 2019.

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Auction Tips by Eduardo Chavez

ow many times have you seen a high-class auction played out on television or a big theater screen where the buyer is willing to pay a fortune for an item that he has just “gotta have”? Welcome to the real world-- a place where most of us can’t, or are unwilling, to purchase a piece at auction at any cost. Guadalajara auctioneer Eduardo “The Magician” Chavez offers some sound tips on buying right at auction, even if you “gotta have it”. 1. DON’T MISS THOSE AUCTION PREVIEWS Get as much information as possible on the pieces you’re interested in before the auction begins. This includes artist’s name and background, the age of the piece, its condition and the item’s value outside of the auction house. Most auction houses do not accept returns, so make sure you know what you are buying. 2. DON’T FALL IN LOVE WITH IT Very few pieces are one-of-a-kind. Besides original piece of art, most items up for auction can be found elsewhere, so don’t over-pay. The chances that you’ll come across a similar item are good. It is advisable to pay more for one outstanding piece than to acquire several mediocre items for a low price. SHOW DAILY mobile: 979-250-3319

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3. DECIDE WHAT YOUR TOP PRICE IS Before the auction begins, jot down in the auction catalog, next to the lot number, the highest bid you are willing to offer for the items which interest you. Don’t surpass that figure! 4. WHERE TO SIT? While many people believe that the front rows are the prime location in an auction, this is not always the case. It is important to be able to see your potential competitors and identify them as either dealers or collectors. Collectors are usually willing to pay more than someone who is buying a piece for resale.

Auctions are fun but don’t go too crazy!

5. KEEP A CLEAR HEAD When a piece doesn’t command a lot of attention it is usually advisable to hold back bidding until the last second. If the piece hasn’t exceeded your predetermined high bid, make your offer just before bidding closes. However, it is a piece which is causing a good amount of excitement, your best chances of walking away with it are by making a high enough offer to stop your competitors in their tracks. Again, stick with your predetermined highest offer. 6. A TIP FOR VISITORS TO MEXICAN AUCTIONS Unlike U.S. style auctions, most Mexican auction houses offer free cocktails to their guests, and the drinks are not watered down! Be cautious about drinking too much, you may end up going home with pieces you never intended to purchase or pay too much for. Good luck, and enjoy!

The sound of a gavel always excites a crowd!

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Texas Rose Cafe Take Over by Lou Christine

ickie Davis’ Texas Rose Show and Texas Rose Café in Round Top are trading places! After 15 years of housing many dealers, including her own eclectic collection of antiques, Davis is in the midst of transforming the interior of what was the main building into what she describes as a sensational eatery that will seat 125 plus. For years, Davis’ Texas Rose building whet the appetite of steady buyers, many being designers, decorators, and collectors. They offered an array of chandeliers, rare textiles and variable other fine finds. “We’ll be ridding the show of the last of the inventory this show, as we hope to have our restaurant open for the Spring Show,” said Davis. “I’ve worn two hats most of my adult life,” the affable Davis explained. Considered one of the pillars of antiques weeks when it comes to dealers and field owners, Davis’ Round Top presence stems from the iconic Emily Turney who Davis credits for her baptism, her apprenticeship, and her permanent link to the area. Davis began selling antiques during the infancy of the show, some 40 years ago. Like other area notables, she saw opportunity for growth and parlayed her earnings to become a field owner.

Yet Davis is also known for her other passion--cooking! Noted for providing sensational spreads at her receptions for her antique-shopping customers during the Texas Rose Show, Davis is transforming the Round Top venue into a restaurant. Local contractors, Round Top Builders, honchoed by Barney Reynolds, are providing the do-over. Davis boasts of a modern kitchen and spruced-up seating area with an attractive patio. The fare will include American, French, and Italian specialties. Off- show the restaurant will be open Wednesdays through Sundays. There will be a tequila and wine bar along with a bakery & deli. Every item will have that “Vickie Davis touch,” as the maven she is when it comes to synergizing flavors. Davis accrued her cooking expertise while working as a caterer, filling good-sized orders at the famous Alice’s Restaurant in Malibu, California. Alice’s, an upscale café, was founded by Bob Yuro, inspired by the Arlo Gunthrie’s song, “Alice’s Restaurant.” It became a faSHOW DAILY mobile: 979-250-3319

vorite of Hollywood types. Davis, rather than hawking sideboards, decided to serve scrumptious food in Round Top to visitors and locals alike. “Our same crew will be on hand for this Autumn’s show,” Davis confirmed. She and her daughter, Heidi, will have the Texas Rose Café open all during this show, in addition to clearing out whatever inventory is left to make room for the restaurant. “Since we’ll have room on the property, we will be open to leasing show spaces for the Spring, so maybe some folks will come eat and see what we have to offer.” Davis said they would love to make space for local produce growers to market their goods on the property.

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Rodeos & Branding Irons by Jim Tuck

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riginally introduced into Mexico during the first decade of the Spanish Conquest (15191530), early brands employed by the Spaniards simply denoted the animals’ place of origin. Today branding is more regulated, with marks indicating specific farms or owners. The great majority of horses brought into Mexico during and immediately after the Conquest came from breeding ranches established in the mid 1490’s, on the colonized islands of Cuba and Jamaica. According to brand marks appearing on animals depicted in the Lienzo de Tlaxcala Codex, and from other sources, we can see that most of the horses used during the attack on the Aztec capital, Tenochititlan (now Mexico City) were of Cuban origin. With Colonization came the rapid growth of breeding horses and livestock in Mexico, making the “place of origin” method of branding animals obsolete. On top of that, the new Mexican herds grazed on communal lands. Respective owners were experiencing increasing difficulty in distinguishing their herds from those of neighboring ranches.

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To ease this confusion, in 1529 Spanish authorities in iron” and “branding ring.” The former is a straight Mexico City issued the first ordinance calling for the piece of metal wrought from a strip of iron. Its handle registration of brands by each ranch and horse-breed- is attached at an angle to the rod and used to brand the ing establishment. These animal freehand, rather like early brands took the using a pencil. This type of form of complex detailed iron was popular among both scrolls, ornate geometsettlers and rustlers in the ric patterns and letters. Old West. With the development of New Spain, ranches and The “branding ring” is a ring herds continued to grow of copper manipulated by in number and size. Probstick handles to create the lems were created by the type of brand desired. The burden of branding large main advantage of this type herds on the open range. of branding device is comColonists began using pactness, as it can easily be circular-shaped pens to carried on horseback for use Branding irons from the 1910s contain their animals for on the open range. “The debranding. As time passed, tailed scrolls, patterns and branding took on the gailetters used in colonial times ety of fiesta. Cheered on have remained popular in by spectators, ranch hands Mexico to this very day.” tried to outdo one another in speed and skill as they Recently, branding irons wielded the hot irons. The have become much sought practice of containing the after collectors’ items. The animal to be branded gave most valuable come from birth to the rodeo. well-known ranches. A prospective buyer should look These spectacles assumed for quality and intricacy of official status in 1574, craftsmanship, and be on Irons came in a variety of different shapes and sizes, the more unique meant it was harder to duplicate when the Spanish governguard for recent repairs or adment began officially reguditions (such as replaced hanlating rodeos in Mexico. dles). Also look for hand-wrought irons, as opposed to the newer welded ones. Beware of reproductions that Branding irons vary greatly in intricacy as well as size. are now beginning to infiltrate the market. The detailed scrolls, patterns and letters used in colonial times have remained popular in Mexico to this very day. U.S. brand insignias tend to be simpler in design, these brands using crisp letters or geometric shapes. Larger irons are used for cattle and smaller ones primarily for horses. The most common type of branding iron is known as the “stamp brand.” The brand mark on this type of iron is forged to a long metal handle-rod. The handle is either then finished with a closed loop for hanging or with a hollow opening to allow for a wood handle extension. Other types of branding instruments are the “running REMOTE OFFICE: 512-535-3705

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Continuing a tradition at Blue Hills by Lou Christine

rom the field’s 2004ish opening, Round Top’s Blue Hills’ Show fit in snugly, like a missing piece within a jigsaw puzzle. Some sharp dealers sensed that the show and many of the big timers were moving north. To a degree, they were right, because the show has mostly expanded north of Round Top.

in 2018. This Autumn will be their second. Both, now in their 30s, grew up in Houston. After college, Stephanie left Texas and headed west to California, involved herself in design, married, and began a family. Corey too went to school in Texas and sunk his teeth into commercial real estate around Houston.

Stephanie and her mom had been shopping Warrenton-Round Top for years. Often the senior Layne’s took Dealers went for the more permaa drive out to Fayette County offnent structures with roofs and exshows. Passing the Blue Hills show tra high ceilings. The architectural guys love high ceilings, as do the one day they saw a “For Sale” sign. After a couple of enticing “what if ” imported carpet types who love Stephanie (far left) pictured with her phone calls, revving the engines of a roofs over leaky tents for guaranteed brother, Corey (far right) family project, and with Corey’s experdryness. With the road traffic, food, tise in real-estate, guess who found themselves as the and drink, Blue Hills has become a landmark show. new owners of Blue Hills?! There have been a variety of owners, each leaving a parWith the first show in the books, Corey commented, ticular mark; yet to their credit, the show “So far so good. We sense our first show as show owners maintained its authenticity. went very well,” Stephanie and Corey were impressed Currently, Stephanie Disney and Corey Layne are at the with their dealers stepping up to welcome them. Ninehelm. The brother and sister team purchased the show ty percent of them came back from the previous show SHOW DAILY mobile: 979-250-3319

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and most have signed up to return in the fall. The brother-sister act, admit they are new to the operation but DEALERS OF DISTINCTION catching on quickly. They can’t help but chuckle that while the advice they are given is well-intended, they do have an idea where they want to take their show. Both have dealt with people all of their business lives, so in that department they stand on firm ground. Stephanie and Corey admit they will have to begin to put their signature on things with some expansions and diversity of dealers, but they are in no real hurry. So far, they are pleased with the status quo. “Our dealers are great and knowledgeable, and we look forward to trying to both fit and make our show one of the best,” voiced Stephanie. Stephanie and Corey are what old timers might call “new blood” coming into the show as field owners. Many feel this will add diversity and new ideas for Round Top’s Blue Hills show is a landmark forthcoming shows. in the Antique fair!

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SoHo McKinney DEALERS OF DISTINCTION

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idden in the Historic Downtown McKinney square, where you can find plenty of Texan cowboy boots and sweet tea, lives a small part of France. SoHo McKinney, run by clothing designer Robin Cook, brings classic, minimalist French style to Texas. She can be found this show at BlueHills, Tent C. From “boyfriend shirts” (which cost about $165) to poncho-like capes made of military blankets (for about $875), owner-designer Robin Cook usually combines a handsome, artistic style into her personal-label womenswear line. When walking into her store in the heart of the downtown square in McKinney, one can’t help but feel transported. It combines a lush mix of Texas and Parisian ingenuity. Rustic furniture displays clothing items of a variety of shapes and textures. The clean and simple aesthetic with a classic twist is a breath of fresh air-it conjures feelings of a simpler era, when clothes weren’t tight and torn. According to Cook, her clothes are adored by women and her classic styles are evergreen. For the last 15 years she has been in the fashion designing industry, Cook says her regular trips to the fashion capital of the world, France, have been a constant source of inspiration for her designs. Cook visits France twice a year and stays for about a month on each visit. She brings back with her vintage fabrics and cloths that she makes into shirts, skirts, pants, and in some cases, overalls. Vogue magazine also welcomed the comeback – pointing out that modern women wearing overalls to the office can make quite an impression; an empowering statement that stands out.

“You can look good without a lot of effort if you have a few key pieces you can add to,“ Cook explained when asked about her style and philosophy. The products in her store lend credence to this belief. Each item could be effortlessly paired together to create a chic and timeless look. As a Dallas native and world traveler, Cook has a special place for McKinney in her heart. When asked why she chose Downtown McKinney for her business, Cook’s face lit up as she said, “People love to come here. They’re happy. It’s just good energy. There’s nowhere else like it.” Currently, Cook is featuring vintage work wear that she found in Paris last June, with soft but sturdy fabric of jackets, overalls, and aprons. Each piece comes in a deep shade of indigo that flatters just about anyone. Like most of the clothes in Cook’s shop, these are completely unique wardrobe staples that are difficult to find outside of Paris city limits. “It’s very soft and simple,“ Cook says about her latest merchandise. “You can tell that its well done, just by looking at the shape of it.” SoHo McKinney is located at 115 East Virginia Street, McKinney, TX 75069. Phone number 214-500-0756.

Each item is simple enough for everyday wear, but unique enough to turn heads while walking down the street, a rare combination in today’s fashion climate. Cook engages herself in woven fabrics: linen, cotton, wool, hemp and even paper. She’s especially fond of textiles that have already stood the test of time. It is evident that Cook values the concept of quality over quantity when it comes to clothes and fashion. SHOW DAILY mobile: 979-250-3319

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by Kyla Goebel

im Hoegger has spent the better half of her life focused on beautifying interiors. The east-Texas girl attended the University of North Texas and jumped straight into hotel designs after receiving her degree in interior design. Fast-forward nearly 30 years later, Hoegger is still busy adding style and flair to homes.

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been available to the public. The DISTINCTION textiles are currently available in five collections – Summer, Classic Black, Cottage Blue, Cherry Blossom and Morning Mist. Although it would seem the award-winning designer has already perfected her eye for design, she is still eager to grow, and realizes the importance of developing her style to follow current trends. “As a designer I try to take a fresh approach to what is currently in style,” she says.

“I mainly focus on interior design mixed with antiques,” said Hoegger. “I like to show people that you can take family heirlooms or flea market finds and give them new value. From an interior design perspective, I Round Top shoppers can view Hoegthink it shows people how to ger’s textiles, flips and rejuvenated take something old and recover Kim Hoegger has a keen eye for interior design art pieces at Blue Hills. “You will it in new fabric. It really shows and fresh styles! find a very fresh and modern take on people how to elevate the interihome interiors,” said Hoegger. “We or design levels in their homes.” do antiques as well as new pieces. Vintage art pieces Hoegger offers several different services when it comes from Europe and America – anywhere I travel I look for to interior design, including full home design, single pieces. We carry art, upholstered pieces, beautiful case room design, floor plan reviews, and several other ame- pieces like chest-of-drawers, as well as lighting.” nities. She says one of the most rewarding, yet most challenging rooms to design is the master bedroom. Can’t wait until the next show to view Hoegger’s beau“There are generally two people in there so you have tiful work? When the designer isn’t traveling, she can to take into account two different styles; nothing too be found at her new shop in McKinney, Texas. Fans can masculine or too feminine. You want to take in all the also keep up with her and her latest design offerings on activities people may do in their bedroom besides just her website at kimhoeggerhome.com. sleeping. You have to really just pay attention and really dive-in to that room,” she says. The designer recently showcased her talents at the Julian Price house in North Carolina. After facing foreclosure, the home was taken into new hands, cleaned out and completely transformed by over 25 designers from across the United States--including Hoegger. “I participated in the project last spring. It was a 1929 home in North Carolina and that was a really awesome experience,” said Hoegger. The designer focused on the breakfast room and featured a fabric from her personal textile collection to bring out the room’s southern charm. Hoegger’s current focus is her textile collection. The designer has big plans for her line and it has already experienced success in the short amount of time it’s REMOTE OFFICE: 512-535-3705

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Around the World in 5 hours by Show Daily Staff

I make note of a handsome French sideboard, a perky little Belgium armc hair, an oh-soproper English bookcase and a stout looking Black Forest mirror that would be perfect for framing out a hallway. It looks like it is going to be a good trip.

spent getting ready for the day in an unfamiliar hotel room for this cookie. I’m ready to hit the ground running without losing a wink of sleep. Of course, the competition does come into play. So after checking out the world-class offering of antique furniture, rugs, decor and art, I settle into my seat to see who else is on board. There’s a nice couple from the Heights who own a little shop out that way. They are hoping to pick up a few mid-century modern supplements for the showroom floor. I spy a heavyhitter from an Austin shop sitting front-and-center, definitely here to Vikki Vines & her son, Jon buy wholesale. The smart ones know where to go, I can’t help but think.

Gallery Auctions, Inc is about to present me with a whirl-wind buying trip of hand selected treasures from around the world. Ticket cost? A mere 15% buyers’ premium on anything I win in the bid - no international shipping fees or red-eyed jet-lag mornings

The excitement builds, it must be just about time to go through the take-off check-list. Sure enough, our captain strides up to the podium. The look in her eye says, “I mean business,” and the twinkle lets me know it is going to be fast and fun. Time to fasten the seatbelts.

he check-in process is quick and easy, once assigned my number I’m free to roam and inspect the goodies up for grabs. It is the ultimate buying trip, without the hassle of Homeland Security checks, airport waiting lines and the confusions associated with navigating through the back streets of an unknown country.

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“We sell everything at our auctions the same as when DEALERS OF DISTINCTION you got married - for better or worse. Everything is sold as is, where is,” Vikki says. “This auction is sold with reserve, which means I reserve the right to do anything that I want to do and all I want to do is sell everything in the room as fast as I can. So, you bid quickly and I’ll sell quickly.” We have take-off! Over the course of the following several hours we fly through some cool and exotic pieces - seltzer bottles from Argentina, a Turkish rug or two, an English tea set, French settee, a Dutch desk, some Spanish watercolors. The bidding is fast, furious and fun.

Auctioneer Vikki Vines is an experienced traveller, buyer and sure knows how to hold an auction hammer. Anyone looking for a quick buying trip around the globe - without the draw-backs of buying abroad - will not want to miss a stop at her weekly Monday morning auction. One could not ask for a better pilot, or DIY tour guide. Advanced booking not needed, just show up at 13310 Luthe Road in Houston. Auctions are held on Monday mornings starting at 9:30. See galleryauctions.com for additional information or up-dates on other scheduled auctions.

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Paw Paw’s Firehouse Café Inspired by Local Teen Hero by Kyla Goebel

ominoes shaking, the glow of neon signs on the wall, and the smell of barbecue floating through the air were my first experiences at Paw Paw’s Firehouse Café. I was greeted by a nearby table of regulars who were busy catching up on the latest news, just like every Thursday afternoon. Fire department t-shirts and tons of signatures belonging to service men and women written in permanent marker adorned the walls. I met Paw Paw himself, sitting at a table with his wife and daughter, and I began to discover how important this new adventure really was to him. Paw Paw, Larry Clack, has always appreciated the slowpaced life of Round Top after growing up in Houston. For 27 years, Clack and his wife owned property on highway 237, and spent their time working at the antique shows – renting spaces to vendors and selling his coveted barbecue. One day, a few businessmen approached him about selling his property. “The place wasn’t for sale,” he said, “but my wife and I talked about it and figured why not?”

loved ones that have been lost are amazing. Every name has a story to it. We care about the people that serve our country and our community and this is all a tribute to them,” explained Clack, “and Kelby was the inspiration for it all.” It’s clear to see that the Firehouse Café is more than just an escape from retirement for Larry Clack. “Everything we do here seems to have a meaning behind it,” Clack said with a smile. “That property was not for sale, but something told me it was the right thing to do.”

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The Godfather of Antique Rovers by Lou Christine

eremy Teel of Antique Rovers was offered a deal he just couldn’t refuse as a young boy, an opportunity to join his real Godfather, Charlie Ham, in his antiques and auctioneering business. Teel jumped at the proposal, not out of intimidation, but because he really liked his Godfather. Plus, after attending that first rabblerousing, competitive, winner-takes-all auction, he was all in! Jeremy Teel and Charlie Ham, both from Montalba, Texas, have linages that go back six-to-seven generations. Teel says when there was a shortage of playmates, or perhaps out of boredom, he began bumming around his Godfather’s antiques business near his home. El Patron, Ham, had been in the antique/auctioneering game all his life. Consider, Ham’s mom, Jane Ham, showed for years with Emily Turney at The Rifle Hall back in the ‘70s. The Godfather and Godson created a bond. The youngin’ eagerly absorbed a life’s worth of knowledge from the elder. The mentor-protégé relationship evolved into the dual business venture it is today--best described as a pal-around partnership that’s been going on for almost 20 years.

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Teel, now age 30, says he’s too busy to settle down with a family. Ham, long divorced enjoys the freedom, along with hitting the road with partner and sidekick Teel. Antique Rovers Teel and Ham arrive twice a year from their family ranch and brick-and-mortar headquarters and warehouse, Hampton Farm, in Montabla. They set up on the Fayetteville Square, for eleven days this show, beginning September 19th. Antique Rovers features Americana and Texacana primitives and more. They culminate their 11-days in Fayetteville with a grand auction on Sunday, September 29th at 6:00 pm. sharp. During the auction, the duo hosts a complimentary all you-can-eat, along with free beer and wine. The Godfather and Godson are systematic, covering 11 states year-round from the Rockies to the Smokies, in their Ford transit van. Almost every weekend the twosome head off towards predetermined areas to retrieve the spoils from established pickers waiting on them. On the road they attend other shows and estate sales. Off the beaten path, in the heart of Fayetteville, Antique Rovers enjoy setting up camp a few miles over yonder. Teel says it makes no difference that they are not where most of the action is, because they have developed a strong following. Plus, more and more of those who wish to avoid the traffic and riffraff in other areas sneak into Fayetteville. Many dealers who will be showing at Marburger Farms and The Red Barn boost their own inventories at the Rovers’ auction, prior to the opening of their own shows. The buys they get provide additional room for decent mark ups. The success of the Antique Rovers duo no doubt comes from their early bond and continued determination. Possibly recalling one Godfather’s words of wisdom to Michael Corleone:“This is the profession we have chosen.”

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Texas Cotton Gin Museum by Steph Jarvis & Laurie Krupala

istory comes alive at the Official Cotton Gin Museum of Texas, home of the oldest operating cotton gin in America. A visit to the historic sight, where the gin was built over 100 years ago, gives a glimpse into the hard and hot work our ancestors did to grow and produce cotton and cotton products. It is especially beneficial to take the guided tour. “If you’re looking for spit shine, and fresh paint, this may not be for you.” Remarked James from Houston, on tour at the gin. “But the tour and the film will help you slip back in time to when cotton was king and the hum of the gin was the heartbeat of the cotton town of Burton, Texas.” The gin, powered by its 1925 Bessemer engine, features the largest internal combustion engine of its vintage still operating in America. Tour guests get to try their hand (be careful!) at pulling seeds from balls of cotton and can watch a video that follows cotton from field to bale. The memorabilia and guides help illustrate how important the cotton industry was, and its impact on Texas and American history. Recognized by the American Society of Mechanical Engineers, the Smithsonian Institution, Texas Historical Commission and the National Register of Historic Places, this small site is a must-see in central Texas. Some came just for the video and stayed for the tour!

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“Our volunteer tour leader was very knowledgeable, interesting and friendly - he made history come alive for us!” said Warren from Pennsylvania. “I can’t imagine that hard work in the hot sun.” The real rub is to visit the Official Cotton Gin Museum of Texas during the third Saturday in April, when they have their annual festival. In addition to the parade, antique tractor pull, food, music, and craft booths, the big highlight of the day is “Lady B”—the famous, original, Bessemer engine is fired up to actually gin and bale cotton for a demonstration you just can’t see anywhere else in America.

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Visitors can also rent the Roy Winkler Family Pavilion with stage and picnic tables for $100 per day, except for the third Saturday in April. DEALERS OF The museum is closed on DISTINCTION major holidays, and rentals are not available on festival day, of course. For more information, call 979-289-3378, or visit Texas Cotton Gin Museum 307 N. Main, Burton, Texas 77835.

The 31st Annual Burton Cotton Gin Festival will be on Saturday, April 18, 2020. Guided tours of the historic 1914 Gin are offered Tuesday through Saturday at 10am and 2pm for $6 for adults and $4 for students, but if you have a group of 10 or more, call ahead for group rates at 979289-3378. If you visit in the summer months, prepare to be outside most of the tour. Also, those with mobility issues might want to call ahead for more information.

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NOT the Usual at Jay Dee’z Sports Grill By Laurie Krupala

he real news here is that this sports grill has it all. In a small town like La Grange, sports bars may conjure up images for old-timers like Hooters, or less desirable places to enjoy your favorite match. But Jay Dee’z Sports Grill broke the mold when they remade the sports bar previously located here to become a place you would love to bring your family, your buddies, and your grandparents for a stellar food and drink menu for all ages. “A sports grill should be a family place,” explained John Daniel Tohill, owner. “It is a place where we can welcome little league teams, sports teams, and sports fans. We want to conjure feelings from the Babe Ruth and Mickey Mantle era, but still appeal to the new generation of 25-45 year-old leaders who will eventually take over here.” The large, lighted wall décor, reading LG TX with a state frame, has already been shared extensively on social media as a destination spot for photo ops, similar to places in Austin and the Round Top areas. Tohill says he wants people to see that and be proud of where they live or the place they The girls of Jay Dee’z visited. It is a landmark for locals and tourists and mimics the community pride that the restaurant and staff share with their customers.

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“It feels like a big hug from the community when people come and tell me they’re happy we’re here,” said Tohill. “We have so much support, and are happy to give people what they want. We also like to provide a ‘culture shock,’ and wow people with some different menu options they’ve never thought of. It’s the little things that we like to change up a bit to keep our place interesting.”

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Tohill has over 21 years of experience in culinary arts, having attended French culinary school, and traveled abroad as a personal chef for professional athletes and celebrities. He was living in Houston when he was asked to move to La Grange to open a sports grill here, and jumped on the opportunity. He is inspired by other menus that create unlikely pairings, and tries to mimic those with his own creative twist. For example, he saw “Chicken and Waffles,” and thought, ‘why not doughnuts?’ Therefore, his brunch menu ideas were born.

one like Landry, who sees the vision in the menu, and “gets it.” Landry and Tohill create such masterpieces as Eye-lash Pork Chop, the Hangover Burger, Banana Pudding Pancakes, and Steelhead Trout. “Steelhead trout is a dish that may have happened if butter and salmon had a baby,” smiles Tohill, “It is underfished, so we can get it fresh, and offer a new, fresh-seared flavor dish for our customers.”

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More off-the-beaten-path menu items include Poutine, which is a Canadian dish of French fries with melted cheese curds smothered in brown gravy. If you are lucky enough to catch their Saturday or Sunday Bruch, offered from 10 am to 1 pm on both days, you will get a taste of chicken or beef burgers on a doughnut bun. There is even an Eggs Benedict option with glazed doughnuts, called “The Sugar Daddy Bennie!”

“The doughnut people think we are crazy, because we keep buying doughnuts without holes,” remarked Tohill. “But people who used to be upset that we didn’t serve lunch are now the ones who only come for brunch, so I think they like it!”

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Jay Dee’z is open Monday through Thursday from 11 am to 11 pm, Friday 11 am- midnight, and Saturday and Sunday from 10 am to 10 pm, serving brunch only from 10 am to 1 pm. In addition to all the unique menu options, the favorite burgers and wings remain a staple at Jay Dee’z! All of the food is made from scratch, from deli meat sliced in-house to desserts. It is important to Tohill that he bring in the best quality ingredients. “We slice all of our deli meats in-house. It is easier for me to control the quality and the raw ingredients coming in if I do it myself, so everything here is done from scratch.” And let’s not forget about the drinks…Jay Dee’z offers 20 beers on tap, a full bar, and a frozen drink of the month, most popular being the frozen Jack and Coke. Orange Dreamsicles and Frose’s will also cool you down in the hot Texas summer. There are 42 televisions to enjoy your favorite game, and outdoor games on the patio like Jenga, Connect 4, and Cornhole. Jay Dee’z is geared up for the upcoming football season, with jerseys for the staff and lots of good television coverage. There will also be giveaways during the season. In these parts, Tohill says it is a constant battle between the Aggies and Longhorns, and the Cowboys and Texans. They can only play the sound for one team, so usually they go with the team who has the best record. If you want to be part of the football action, make sure to watch your games at Jay Dee’z! The sports grill is located at 2001 W. State Highway 71 in La Grange (in the Dominos Pizza Plaza). Call 979-206-2066 for details and reservations.

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Smithville Chamber by April Daniels

ave you been to Smithville yet? Located right off Highway 71 and just 35 miles east of Austin, Smithville is the small town with a big heart. We have the BIG small-town experience, the charm and nostalgia you’ve been looking for.

Stroll the historic Main Street peppered with brand new eateries and shopping hot spots as well as long-lived favorites. Looking for a cute outfit? Golden Girls Boutique on Main Street has you covered! Want a bloody Mary or glass of wine? Head into the Front Room Wine Bar, an authentic Scottish pub, also on Main Street! Looking for delicious

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juice bar and farm to table menu items. Mosaic Art & Home offers art pieces, furniture and more in a gorgeous space with mosaiced floors and soaring ceilings in a beautifully restored building at Main & Loop 230. Did we mention Smithville General Store? This huge, gorgeously restored building on 2nd St. is packed with gift items, eclectic clothing, candles, dishes and more. And right across the street is Honeys Pizza! Head over to Pocket’s Grille for a fun, family friendly lunch, then cross Loop 230 and pick up a new outfit at Handpicked Boutique. Right on HWY 71 is Smithville’s own EH Mercantile, filled with locally branded merchandise, beautiful furniture and gift items. Enjoy a trip to Smithville for shopping, food and fun. We feature 9 public parks that have river access, enjoy Buescher State Park right on our doorstep and Rocky Hill Ranch for biking enthusiasts. We have live music, art galleries, and Playhouse Smithville--one of the best live theaters you’ll ever visit! We’re here, that undiscovered little gem you’ve been looking for. Contact the Smithville Area Chamber of Commerce at 512-237-2313 or www.smithvilletx.org. 8301

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Show Daily’s BUYER’s GUIDE Your A to Z list! Take the guesswork out of where to go. Look under the heading of your favorite items, the dealers listed there carry exactly what you’re seeking! Flip to the page their ad is placed on for more information about where to find them during the shows. ATM: 100- Bar W Field pg. 20 800- Cole’s Antique Show pg. 6 1400- Tree Park Field pg. 37 AUCTION: 6650- Buck- Up Auctions pg. 41 7000- Fayetteville Antiques on the square pg. 86 5902- Gallery Auctions pg. 78 B BAGS: 1402- Cowhide Outlet pg. 38 BAKERY: 8000- Weikel’s Store/ Honey bunny’s pg. 98 5302- Texas Rose Cafe/Restaurant pg. 69 BANKS / FINANCIAL: 9200- Chappell Hill Bank pg. 42 8006- Fayette Savings Bank pg. 98 BARK CLOTH: 901- Vintage Fabrics pg. 34 BATH & BODY: 5501- DYD Artisans Fair pg. 56 BBQ: 4500- Carmine Dance Hall pg. 84 BEADWORK: 5000- Cowboy Corner pg. 60 BED AND BREAKFAST: 9200- Emily’s Post and Pearls Place pg. 42 9004- Pigs Fly & Co. pg. 91 BEDDING: 9100- Leftovers pg. 94 BEER: 90- Old Town Market pg. 16 BOOKS: 5501- DYD Artisans Fair pg. 56 BRACELETS: 303- Vincent Peach pg. 3 BREAKFAST: 4500- Carmine Dance Hall pg. 84 C CAFE: 9005- Blue Willow Cafe pg. 91 CANDIES: 8102- Potter Country Store pg. 99 CANDLES: 5507- Second Market pg. 58

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CAMERAS: 90- Old Town Market pg. 16 CATERING: 8300- Wine Haus pg. 101 CDB: 700- CDB Oil pg. 33 8007- The Yogic Flow Institute pg. 96 CHALK PAINT / CLAY PAINT: 481- Multiplicity pg. 41 CHAMBER OF COMMERCE: 9001- Burton Chamber pg. 92 6300- Carmine Chamber pg. 85 8400- Columbus Chamber pg. 102 8303- Flatonia Chamber pg. 101 4000- Giddings Chamber pg. 102 8100- Schulenburg Chamber pg. 99 8200- Smithville Chamber pg. 100 9102- Washington Chamber pg. 94 CHANDELIERS: 1600- Charles Keyton pg. 5 5400- County Line pg. 4 804- Cross Eyed Moose pg. 15 7700- McLaren’s Antiques & Interiors pg. 8 8001- Old World Antieks pg. 44 CHARMS: 481- Multiplicity pg. 41 CHILDREN’S CLOTHING: 8000- Weikels Store/ Honey Bunny’s pg 98 CHRISTMAS: 6003 - Memory Tree Antiques pg. 73 5503- Rumours pg. 55 CHRISTMAS - VINTAGE: 103- Rome’s Antiques pg. 21 CHURCH SERVICE: 2000- Marketplace Warrenton pg. 22 300- Zapp Hall pg. 2 CIDER: 1300- Blissful Folly Farm pg. 97 CIVIL WAR: 5000- Cowboy Corner pg. 60

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www.elantiquario.com 803- Plata del Carmen pg. 15 8102- Potter Country Store pg. 99 5502- The Gallery at Round Top pg. 57 303- Vincent Peach pg. 3 8002- Richard Schmidt pg. 108 JEWELRY - ANTIQUE: 801- Look What I Found pg. 14 304- Silver 2 Wear pg 24 JEWELRY DESIGNERS: 5505- Bone Dust pg. 57 5501- DYD Artisans Fair pg. 56 481- Multiplicity pg. 41 702- Mj Jewelers of Bellaire pg. 33 303- Vincent Peach pg. 3 8002- Richard Schmidt pg. 108 JEWELRY - ESTATE: 802- Bobbed-tail bay Antiques pg. 15 888- Look What I Found pg.14 JEWELRY - VICTORIAN: 801- Look What I Found pg. 14 JUNK: 5510- Junk Gypsy Co/ Wander Inn pg. 58 50- Punkie’s Place pg. 40 K KITCHENALIA: 5400- County Line pg. 4 KITCHEN ISLANDS: 92- Addis Attic pg. 17 1401- The Hen Delivers pg. 38 KNIVES: 5000- Cowboy Corner pg. 60 1150- Lane Scott pg. 19 L LATE NIGHTS: 7000- Fayetteville Antiques on the square pg. 86 1800- Apropos pg. 18 8400- Columbus Chamber pg. 102 5510- Junk Gypsy Co/ Wander Inn pg. 58 9100- Leftovers pg. 94 300- Zapp Hall pg. 2 LEATHER ACCESSORIES: 5505- Bone Dust pg. 57 1402- Cowhide Outlet pg. 38 304- Leather and Vodka pg. 25 303- Vincent Peach pg. 3 LEATHER HANDBAGS: 90- Old Town Market pg. 16 LIFE MAGAZINE - VINTAGE: LIGHTING: 91- Odds & Ends pg. 16 LIGHTING: 500- Campbell building/Crown jewels pg. 39 5513- Mesquite Mesa @ Coyote Station pg. 58 LINEN CLOTHING: 5800- The Guayabera Shirt Store pg. 80 LINENS & LACE: 5400- County Line pg. 4 8005- Kat’s Antiques pg. 95

901- Vintage Fabrics pg. 34 LINENS / LACE - ESTATE: 1800- Apropos pg. 18 5400- County Line pg. 4 1600- Charles Keyton pg. 5 5300- Texas Rose Show pg. 7 LIQUOR: 5508- Pop A Top Bottle Shop pg. 59 LOCKERS: 1401- The Hen Delivers pg. 38 LODGING: 8400- Columbus Chamber pg. 102 700- Hillcrest Inn pg. 44 2100- Lonestar Glamp Inn pg. 41 5513- Mesquite Mesa @ Coyote Station pg. 58 LOUIS VUITTON: 304- Leather and Vodka pg. 25 LUMBER 8004- Farmers Lumber Company pg. 96 M MAJOLICA: 4500- Carmine Dance Hall pg. 84 MANTELS: 401-407-Warrentons Old Feed Store pg. 30 MEAD: 1300- Blissful Folly Farm pg. 97 MEXICAN CLOTHING: 6100- Memory Enterprises Inc pg. 57 MEXICAN FOLK ART: 50- Punkie’s Place pg. 40 MEXICAN IMPORTS: 6800- Perez Imports pg. 83 MEXICAN SILVER: 803- Plata del Carmen pg. 15 MEXICAN TREASURES: 6501- Maggieville pg. 85 6800- Perez Imports pg. 83 50- Punkie’s Place pg. 40 MID-CENTURY / MODERN: 7000- Fayetteville Antiques on the square pg. 86 1800- Apropos pg. 18 7700- McLaren’s Antiques & Interiors pg. 8 MILITARY MEMORABILIA: 5000- Cowboy Corner pg. 60 MINE CUT DIAMONDS OLD: 801- Look What I Found pg. 14 MUSIC - LIVE: 2000- Marketplace Warrenton pg. 22 8300- Wine Haus pg. 101 300- Zapp Hall pg. 2 MUSEUM: 9200- Chappell Hill Historical Society pg. 42 9003- Texas Cotton Gin Museum pg. 90 8008- Texas Quilt Barn pg. 97 N NATIVE AMERICAN:

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5000- Cowboy Corner pg. 60 NAVAJO JEWELRY: 4900- Ed Gage pg. 81 NECKLACES: 5501- DYD Artisans Fair pg. 56 303- Vincent Peach pg. 3 NEONS: 6700- Carmine Trading Post pg. 85 NEW & VINTAGE: 500- Campbell building/Crown jewels pg. 39 O OAK FURNITURE: 5400- County Line pg. 4 7000- First Stop, Last Stop pg. 42 OBJECTS D’ART: 5501- DYD Artisans Fair pg. 56 1302- Pork Belly Antiquities OIL PAINTINGS: 1302- Pork Belly Antiquities OUTDOORS: 5301- RNC Antiques pg. 70

P PAINTED FURNITURE: 5400- County Line pg. 4 PAINTINGS: 5501- DYD Artisans Fair pg. 56 8002- Richard Schmidt pg. 108 PALAPAS: 6800- Perez Imports pg. 83 PARKING - FREE: 100- Bar W Field pg. 20 2000- Marketplace Warrenton pg. 22 PEARLS: 303- Vincent Peach pg. 3 PECANS: 8102- Potter Country Store pg. 99 PENS: 5501- DYD Artisans Fair pg. 56 PEPPER PRODUCTS: 5501- DYD Artisans Fair pg. 56 PHOTOGRAPHY 1150- Lane Scott pg. 19 PICKERS’ PARADISE: 5400- County Line pg. 4 PIES: 5500- Royers Pie Haven pg. 55 8102- Potter Country Store pg. 99 8000- Weikel’s Store/ Honey bunny’s pg. 98 PILLOWS: 1402- Cowhide Outlet pg. 38 PLANT SALE: 5301- RNC Antiques pg. 70 POTTERY: 5000- Cowboy Corner pg. 60 1600- Charles Keyton pg. 5 5501- DYD Artisans Fair pg. 56 5513- Mesquite Mesa @ Coyote Station pg. 58 5502- The Gallery at Round Top pg. 57 6600- Unique Antiques pg. 85 PROM ATTIRE: 5510- Junk Gypsy Co/ Wander

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Inn pg. 58 PRIMITIVES AMERICAN & EUROPEAN: 7000- Fayetteville Antiques on the square pg. 86 5901- Don & Marta Orwig pg. 77 9100- Leftovers pg. 94 5600- Round Top Vintage Market pg. 73 901- Vintage Fabrics pg. 34 PRINTS: 1800- Apropos pg. 18 PURSES: 304- Leather and Vodka pg. 25 Q QUILTS: 7000- Fayetteville Antiques on the square pg. 86 1800- Apropos pg. 18 9200- Carol’s Quilt Shop pg. 42 5501- DYD Artisans Fair pg. 56 R RAILROAD COLLECTABLES: 5000- Cowboy Corner pg. 60 91 - Odds & Ends pg. 16 REAL ESTATE: 6650- Buck- Up Auctions pg. 41 40- Jeannette Burger pg. 19 RECORD ALBUMS: 90- Old Town Market pg. 16 RECEPTIONS: 5504- RoundTop Festival Institute pg. 57 RELIGIOUS ARTIFACTS: 5400- County Line pg. 4 REPUBLIC OF TEXAS: 5501- DYD Artisans Fair pg. 56 RESTAURANTS/SIT-DOWN: 9200- Bevers Kitchen pg. 42 9005- Blue Willow Cafe pg. 91 8010- Jay Deez Sports Grill pg. 97 8302- Josesito’s Mexican Grill pg. 101 8101- Mommas at Sengelmann Hall pg. 99 4001- Murphy’s Steakhouse pg. 102 5511- Paw Paws Firehouse Cafe’ pg. 81 5300- Texas Rose Show pg. 7 5302- Texas Rose Cafe/Restaurant pg. 69 8300- Wine Haus pg. 101 RESTORATIONS: 4500- Carmine Dance Hall pg. 84 2000- Marketplace Warrenton pg. 22 RESTROOMS: 5501- DYD Artisans Fair pg. 56 2000- Marketplace Warrenton pg. 22 RETRO: 5501-DYD Artisans Fair pg. 56 2000- Marketplace Warrenton pg. 22 7700- McLaren’s Antiques

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& Interiors pg. 8 RUGS - COWHIDE: 5100- 5J Cowhides pg. 62 1402- Cowhide Outlet pg. 38 RUGS - ANTIQUE - VINTAGE: 1800- Apropos pg. 18 RUSSIAN COLLECTIBLES: 91- Odds & Ends pg. 16 RUSTIC DECOR: 5700- Rustic Revolution pg. 61 RUSTIC FURNITURE: 5700- Rustic Revolution pg. 61 RV PARKING: 9000- B Bar B Storage & RV pg. 92 6700- Carmine Trading Post pg. 85 7000- First Stop, Last Stop pg. 42 2000- Marketplace Warrenton pg. 22 90- Old Town Market pg. 16 1400- Tree Park Field pg. 37 S SADDLES: 5000- Cowboy Corner pg. 60 SALVAGED - STRUCTURAL: 7700- McLaren’s Antiques & Interiors pg. 8 401-407 -Warrentons Old Feed Store pg. 30 SCHOOLHOUSE: 1401- The Hen Delivers pg. 38 SCULPTURE: 5502- The Gallery at Round Top pg. 57 SEASONAL: 5503- Rumours pg. 55 SERVICE STATION: 8009- La Grange Chevron pg. 98 SHOWS: 7000- Fayetteville Antiques on the square pg. 86 pg. 58 100- Bar W Field pg. 20 4800- Canton Civic Center pg. 43 4800- Canton First Monday Trade Days pg. 53 500- Campbell building/Crown Jewels pg. 39 4500- Carmine Dance Hall pg. 84 800- Cole’s Antique Show pg. 6 5400- County Line pg. 4 5000- Cowboy Corner pg. 60 200- Granny McCormick’s Yard pg. 40 7000- First Stop, Last Stop pg. 42 6500- Grace’s Treasure Hunt pg. 85 6400- Grumpa’s Antiques pg. 85 700- Hillcrest Inn pg. 44 2100- Lonestar Glamp Inn pg. 41 5200- Marburger pg. 60 5900- Market Hill pg. 76 2000- Marketplace Warrenton pg. 22 7700- McLaren’s Antiques & Interiors pg. 8 90- Old Town Market pg. 16 6800- Perez Imports pg. 83

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1500- Renck Hall, Field & Yard pg. 22 1300- Robinson’s Field pg. 36 900- Rose of Texas Antique Show pg. 34 5600- Round Top Vintage Market pg. 73 70- Stone Meadow/Dead People’s Stuff pg.19 5300- Texas Rose Show pg. 7 1400- Tree Park Field pg. 37 7100- The Venue pg. 66-67 1301- Good Ground Trading pg. 27 401-407- Warrentons Old Feed Store pg. 30 300- Zapp Hall pg. 2 SIGNS - VINTAGE: 5400- County Line pg. 4 5901- Don & Marta Orwig pg. 77 1200- Martha’s Hidden Treasures pg. 35 SILVER: 303- Vincent Peach pg. 3 SILVER CHARMS: 8002- Richard Schmidt pg. 108 SILVER PLATE: 1800- Apropos pg. 18 SMALLS: 1800- Apropos pg. 18 5501- DYD Artisans Fair pg. 56 6600- Unique Antiques pg. 85 SPURS: 5000- Cowboy Corner pg. 60 STAINED GLASS: 401-407- Warrentons Old Feed Store pg. 30 101- Paynes Stained Glass pg. 21 9101- Today & Yesterday pg. 94 STEAKHOUSE: 4001- Murphy’s Steakhouse pg. 102 STERLING: 1600- Charles Keyton pg. 5 5501- DYD Artisans Fair pg. 56 7000- First Stop, Last Stop pg. 42 8002- Richard Schmidt pg. 108 STONEWARE: 5501- DYD Artisans Fair pg. 56 STORAGE UNITS: 9000- B Bar B Storage & RV pg. 92 409- Hidden Meadow Storage pg. 29 1400- Tree Park Field pg. 37 STRUCTURAL/SALVAGED: 7700- McLaren’s Antiques & Interiors pg. 8 SUN COLORED GLASS: 91- Odds & Ends pg. 16 T TAXIDERMY ANTLER: 804- Cross Eyed Moose pg. 15 TEA ROOM: 8301- Floy Farm Interior Design pg. 101 TEXANA: 7000- Fayetteville Antiques on the square pg. 86 5501- DYD Artisans Fair pg. 56

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TEXAS FURNITURE: 5501- DYD Artisans Fair pg. 56 2000- Marketplace Warrenton pg. 22 TEXAS POTTERY: 5000- Cowboy Corner pg. 60 5501- DYD Artisans Fair pg. 56 TEXTILES: 5400- County Line pg. 4 901- Vintage Fabrics pg. 34 TOLE TRAYS: 1600- Charles Keyton pg. 5 TOOLS - VINTAGE: 7000- Fayetteville Antiques on the square pg. 86 5400- County Line pg. 4 TOYS: 90- Old Town Market pg. 16 TOYS - OLD / VINTAGE: 6600- Unique Antiques pg. 85 TOURS: 9001- Burton Chamber pg. 92 5504- RoundTop Festival Institute pg. 57 9102- Washington Chamber pg. 94 TRANSFERWARE: 4500- Carmine Dance Hall pg. 84 TURQUOISE: 5000- Cowboy Corner pg. 60 5501- DYD Artisans Fair pg. 56 8002- Richard Schmidt pg. 108 U UPHOLSTERED FURNITURE: 200- Granny McCormick’s Yard pg. 40 V VENDOR SPACE: 100- Bar W Field pg. 20 7100- The Venue pg. 66-67 VICTORIAN: 1600- Charles Keyton pg. 5 VINTAGE CLOTHING: 5505- Bone Dust pg. 57 6700- Carmine Trading Post pg. 85 1600- Charles Keyton pg. 5 90- Old Town Market pg. 16 VINTAGE JEWELRY: 90- Old Town Market pg. 16 VINTAGE FINDS: 8103- Evelyn’s Antiques pg. 99 8001- Old World Antieks pg. 44 80- Joe Pete pg. 16 5600- Round Top Vintage Market pg. 73 VINYL: 90- Old Town Market pg. 16 VISITORS CENTER: 8400- Columbus Chamber pg. 102 W WESTERN ANTIQUES: 5000- Cowboy Corner pg. 60 WESTERN ART: 90- Old Town Market pg. 16 WESTERN DECOR: 5501- DYD Artisans Fair pg. 56

2000- Marketplace Warrenton pg. 22 WESTERN WEAR: 2000- Marketplace Warrenton pg. 22 WHOLESALE: 1402- Cowhide Outlet pg. 38 5400- County Line pg. 4 WI-FI: 800- Cole’s Antique Show pg. 6 5200- Marburger pg. 60 7100- The Venue pg. 66-67 1400- Tree Park Field pg. 37 300- Zapp Hall pg. 2 WINDOWS - VINTAGE: 401-407- Warrentons Old Feed Store pg. 30 101- Paynes Stained Glass pg. 21 WINE ACCESSORIES: 5400- County Line pg. 4 WINE / BEER / SPIRITS: 9200- Carols Icehouse pg. 42 5200- Marburger pg. 60 2000- Marketplace Warrenton pg. 22 4001- Murphy’s Steakhouse pg. 102 9200- Texas Star Winery pg. 42 5302- Texas Rose Cafe/Restaurant pg. 69 8300- Wine Haus pg. 101 300- Zapp Hall pg. 2 WINERY: WOMENS APPAREL: 1300- Blissful Folly Farm pg. 97 7001- Blue Mule Winery pg. 87 WOMENS APPAREL: 8201- Golden Girls Boutique pg. 100 6100- Memory Enterprises Inc pg. 57 1403- Modern Charm pg. 38 5509- Vintage Gypsy/ Queen of the Jungle pg. 58 Y YARD ART: 6700- Carmine Trading Post pg. 85 2000- Marketplace Warrenton pg. 22 7700- McLaren’s Antiques & Interiors pg. 8 6800- Perez Imports pg. 83 YEAR-ROUND MARKET: 5600- Round Top Vintage Market pg. 73 YOUNG CONTEMPORARY APPAREL: 8201- Golden Girls Boutique pg. 100 Z ZANY: 50- Punkie’s Place pg. 40

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